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The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
EvertOn,

W. T. Cantrcll is building nice
barn at his residence in Everton He
has just completed another barn on
his farm,
There has been about l400 bales
ofcotton shipped from Everton this
year, and a great deal of cotton IN
the fields yet
Hee Killebrew has just returned
from st. Louis, where he went TO
buy goods for the Evcrton Mercan-
tile Co Of which he is a member,
The Everton Produce Company
has dressed over Il thousand turkeys
up to this time, The number for the
season will reach 2OOO or over, ship
ped by this concern
6. Z. Hcarn, Of Buffalo, Mo, has
bought the Ferrell property in Ever
ton and expects to move to IT about
the first Of the year This is one of
the incest residences in town and
will make Mr.. Hearn beautiful
home He has bought the Full
bright land and the Pigg farm
MIR, Scoicld and Mr. Heard, OF
Kirksyilc, No. have bought the
DR. Johnston farm north Of Eyerton
and have moved on it with their
families. From the number Of farm
implements that they have brought
with them, they must intend to do
some farming another year,
On Sunday last the first services
were held at the new NJ. L, Church
The pastor J 5, Taylor, has been
very faithful in his efforts in the
building Of the church, and is TO be
congratulated on his success Not
only has he shown his ability as a
builder Of a place to worship but he
is an able speaker and has proven
himself minister by his able dis
courses on the Bible, and the opinion
of the people is that he has done
much for the good Of the people
of Eyerton. The first exercises were
the funeral services of W, II, Brown,
former minister Of the church, who
died on March Itch last, Rev,
Brown was well known and loved
by everyone, and people came from
far and near to pay this last tribute
to one who was so much respected
by everyone and had served his peo-
pie so well, The funeral was preach
ed by Rev, A, J, Taylor, who was
former presiding elder Of this district
but now Of Oklahoma, He was as.
sisted by the present presiding elder,
Dr., Garter, and by p, d, Cooper, of
Snowfall, Arkansas
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23

STATE Auditor lobe IN response
60 a request, prepared statistics
showing the amount Of money
which the state of Arkansas has
spent ia aid of the Confederate vet.
Grams OF the state since 1891, when
the FIRST pension law was passed,
Since that year $3,552.l .ls0,76 has
been paid in pensions to veterans
and their widows and 1881 ,735 has
been expended on the Confederate
Home, making n total Of S3,0l4,.
2i576, The amount spent yearly
in this manner has increased greatly
since the first years following the
enactment Of the drst pension law
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Warning Order

In the Justice Court of A, c. Brooks,
Justice Of Peace for Boone county,
Harrison Township, state Of Arkan'
BaA,
Standard Talking Machine, pltf,
Va,
J. II, FLUID and u, ", FLUID Dfts,
The defendants, ] II FLUID and u,
E, FLUID, are warned TO appear In this
court within thirty days aud answer
the complaint Of the standard Talk.
Ing Machine Company suit Oh ae'
count aud attachment issued on same
aud In said cause of action,
a, G, BRooks,
Justices Of the Peace for Harrison
Township, Boone County, state OF Ar
kHuAaa.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Free Methodist Church

The Free Methodists are expecting
a capable preacher to be with them
during the Christmas week, and it is
thought that it will be Mrs. Ollie
Dyer, lately stationed at Hot Springs,
though this is not known to a Ger.
taintv. No other Christmas rXer-
ciseS have been arranged for as vet,
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Gifts for the Poor.

The Ladies of the Relief Society
and the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union ak that the chari-
table people Of Harrison maintain
this year their custom Of bringing
TO the various Christmas exercises
boxes of food, etc, for distribution
amongst the poor Of the town, The
committee will see that such CON
tributions are properly placed
Mrs, NORA ARMIrAGE ! Com
Mrs JENNIE WELLMAN
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
For the "City Beautiful. I"

What q golden opportunity these
long winter evenings afford for plan
ming how to bcautity and improve
ones premises in the spring and
summer, and for public spirited citi-
zens 10 plan in like manner TO make
their town "City Beautiful " in the
coming year,
The sense Of beauty has been cult
waited greatly in recent years and
many a village and city shows the
effect in charming streets, lawns,
trees and parks, Many an insight
" place once given over to rubbish
and weeds has hecn transformed in
TO a beauty spot most refreshing 20
look upon, and generally the money
cost of transformation is very little.
Wise planning and enthusiastic act.
ION has wrought the change,
What has been done in many
towns may well prove a stimulus to
those places that have been content
to exist in a shi(tless way due to an
absence of local pride Beauty is
always attractive and never more
so than in the appearance Of a city,
1t helps to draw trade and builds up
business, and it attracts people who
want TO live where the refining in
nucnces may be enjoyed by every
member Of the family,
United States Marshall J. +.
Mayes Monday announced the APP
pointment Of D. Snow, of Jasper,
Newton county, as court bailiii 20
succeed Theo Burns, resigned, The
appointment will be effective Janu.
ary /, so that Mr. SNOW may be.
come familiar with the duties of the
place before the convening Of the
January term of court,
-Janpary first is n good time to
enter the Springfield Business Col.
lege. Get ready, The graduates of
that school command good salaries
and are sure Of situations, There
are more calls for young men than
the school can supply
"A great many New Year resolu.
tons are like pic crust easily brok.
en- But that usually is because the
promise is made impulsively or that
il is well nigh impossible Of fulfill.
ment New Year resolutions if right
in themselves and honest efforts are
made TO keep them are of great
benefit.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23

Mrs. Hiram Sutter6ed is on the
Y sick list,
For Christmas goods 60 to Pal
ace Drug Store.
Miss Pearl Greenhaw is Holiday
clerk at the Fair,
Wesley Lovett has moved from
Duront to Coney, Or.
A car of Dunwoody's Flour just re-
ceiyed at L, {. holfs Grocery,
& Miss Routh Lewis is one Of the
Holiday clerks at Crumpler's
Miss Myrtle Penn is assisting at
John Crumplcr's during Holidays
-Wanted-to exchange Florida
land for Harrison property. Inquire
at this office,
Riley Cecil requests all who owe
him 70 call and settle before New
o Year,
Miss Vivian Moore, Of Hill Top,
was in Harrison Wednesday and
Thursday,
--latest styles (l9l2 patterns) Of
Wall Paper Just arrived at Palace
! gpr"s Store
Call at Cotten's Grocery for all
fresh bottled goods, pickles, olives,
sauces, etc, They have the best and
freshest in town,
W, A, Clifford has the right to
sell the popular challenge ehurh in
Boone county See him and buy the
best churu on the market
-Fo. coughs and colds use Bal.
lard's Horehound Syrup. ltaets sooth.
ingly IN the irritated lungs and
throat, Price 25c, SOC and " OO per
bottle, Sold by Colllnan " kirby
If anybody says Insurance TO
YOU tell them l. II, Sehweitser ~
Co. represent the Strongest Life Co,
and the Biggest Fire Co, in the
world and the Biggest Fire Co in
the United States
SO 05 for the round trip 60 Lit.
tle Rock December 25th.27th, good
for returning until January LIST on
account Of the Arkansas State
Teachers Association North Ark
ansas Line,
Fox SALE or BXeuANdB==24O acres
improved stock Ranch In Christian
Couaty, 1000 acre farm Ia Oklahoma
1000 acres wheat ranch In western
Kansas Ask for description ana big
free list Of Ozark Farms Address
Intensive Farm 81 Promotion Co.. 200
Landers Theatre Building, Spring
field, Mo, -
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Balayla.

Born, to the wife Of GuilIord Bur.
ney, a fine gill on the 18th
Batavia is beginning TO put on
city a,rs for we had some Gypsy for.
tune tellers in town this week,
Mr.. Billingsly Sr,, has bought
about twcnty.lour acres just north
Of the depot, from DR., Routh and
will proceed to improve the place at
once.
Mrs, Moore Of Kentucky lecturcd
at the school house Sunday and at
night on Temperance, Her lecture
was very good and was well recely'
ed and appreciated by our people
The usual Christmas tree will
bloom forth tonight and everybody
is trying to find out just what ~
going to be put on the tree for them,
and who will be the giyer so rs 20
know who they will place n present
for and what it shall cost, ! know
what my present will cost for have
already furnished my better half the
money to buy it with, 1t is n great
thing that once a year we can swap
presents with our neighbors and get
our wives to go and buy us u pres
cnt after we have furnished them
the money TO buy it with,
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Oklahoma Grocer Co.

Having just purchased the Gro
Gerry stock of Ed Rosson & Co, in the
old Andrews stand, just west Of the
square on Stevenson avenue, res
pectiully solicit a share Of the public
patronage, assuring all our patrons
Of kind treatment and fair dealing
The stock will be increased and, sold
exclusively on a cash basis.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Tax Collectors Notice

Notice Is hereby given that will be
at the following townships IN Boone
county, Ark, for the purpose OF col
leeting the taxes Of said county for
the year loll on dates below Ia 1912
Prairie Monday, January ?,
Batavia Tuesday -
Carrollton WedsThur " 2ls2S
Young, at school house Oh morning
Of Friday, January 2Sthi and at Sha'
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23

OWKUI TaONTI ~ OyNHWVII IHVHUHl
18th, aud Lead Hill, Wed,sThurs l4-lS
North Blythe Friday 10
South Blythe Saturday " II
Jcllcrson, At Olycy, Monday, 10Th
Jefferson, at Valley Springs, Tues
day, the Goth
Bellelonte Wednesday " u
Washington Thursday %
Harrison Friday y
Where I shall remain until April
10th, after which time a penalty OF 25
percent will be added by operation OF
law, BBN ROWLAND,
Collector OF Boone County,
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23

=Wanted-at once few reliable en-.
ergetie men to assist IN real estate
business, salary 600 TO 500 per month,
liberal commission, steady employ.
mcnt, expense money advanced Ad.
dress Intensive Farm n Promotion
Co.. aOl Landers Theatre bullding,
Springfield, Mo,
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Notice Of Confirmation,

Notice IL hereby given that J. G. Al.
derson has this day fled In the Chan.
eefy Court OF Boone county, Arkansas,
his petition 10 have his title conf rmed,
quoted aud established In and 10 the
following described real estate In
Boone county, Arkansas, to.witi
Commencing az a point thirty (30l
feet south Of the northwest corner Of
Lot No, six Co. in Block No. forty.
eight lls) III ihe town Of Harrison,
Arkansas, thence diagonaly across
lot eight and part of lot ten OF said
block 10 point twenty feet north OF
the southeast corner Of said lot ten,
thence north one hundred and thirty
feet, thence west one hundred aud
fifty feet 20 the place OF beginning,
Now all persons who claim any inp
tcrest In said lands are hereby called
upon TO appear In said court aud show
cause why the title Of the petitioner
should not be quittod, confirmed aud
established ~ prayed for.
Given under my hand aud the acat
OF said court this, the 10th day of De.
ccmbcr 1911
RonEKr 4, DopsoN, Clerk.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
plnnn for Sale,

A good piano, but little used, vii be
sold at bargain Horse accepted az
part pay, Apply at or address Times
Oniee,
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Mares For Sale,

For sale two good brood mares
Cash or one and two years time
JNO, =, CRUMpLBR,
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
The DlHnrnnan,

Frost-What'g the difference bo,
tween u debutanto and sufrragettoY
Snow--About twenty yonra,-Wo'
mana Home Companion,
The Harrison times., 1911-12-23
Local and Personal

resident OF Harrison, is now at lul-
sa, Ok,
-Ifyou owe the TIMES anything,
now is the time 70 settle up, The
other fellows are after MS,
The best ground runs 70 weeds
if untitled, and the best mind be-
come unfrutful if undeveloped.
Prof c. L. Moore leaves today
to attend the meeting Of the Arkan-
sas State Teachers Association at
Litte Rock
Thought is not power until it
exercises itself There is a lot Of
thought lying latent and no one is
the better for it.
Mrs. lanes Holder and children
left Thursday for the farm home Of
Mr., Holder father down the creek
70 spend Christmas
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church netted a handsome
sum at their bazaar and candy sale
at Walters Store Tuesday, ,
-Wayman Taylor, southeast Of
town, was so unfortunate as to cut
off the forehnger Of his right hand
while cutting wood Thursday,
Mr., and Mrs, Barry and children
have returned from Springfield, Mo-
to spend Christmas with Mrs Bar
ry's mother, Mrs, John a. Bunch
Mrs. J, J, Johnson left yesterday
for Little Rock to spend the Holi'
days with her daughter Mrs, Mar
tin Critz She will be gone two
weeks.
Children are heritage and no
parent has the right to play the
part of an absentee landlord and
leave the care of his children to an
agent,
-Rev W r, Martin, of the Har-
rison District will preach at both
hours on next Sunday at the NJ +,
Church South, The public cordially
invited. INo, A. WOMAcK.
Geo, Hant Of Grubb Springs,
and Miss Iuia Robinson Of Capps,
were married az the parsonage Of
the NJ, +, Church South, December
Goth, 1911,
Harry Johnson, eldest son Of DR.,
J. j. Johnson, is now express agent
for the Wclls-Fargo Express Co, at
Nissoula, Mont whittier he lately
moved from San Francisco,
The little people of our public
school enjoyed Christmas Trees in
their respective rooms in the school
buildings yesterday, after which
they were dismissed for the Holidays,
MIR. and Mrs. Iames Greene, Of
Searey county, with their little son
and two little daughters, came up
Tuesday to spend the Holidays with
Mrs, Greene's mother, Mrs, Meade
Gillum.
The old saying is true that
"heoven helps them that help them
selves" but unfortunately there are
people who are so lazy that they
want heaven or their wives to do all
the work,
S, Lovelace, Of Fulton, Tenn,
arrived here this week with his
household goohs, and is now at
home in his recently acquired resi-
dence, the Mark McAllister place, in
the north part Of town,
-Messrs, ! W Gregory, Of Okla
homa City, and Rev Charles A, EN-
mons Of Teeumseh Ok, have puf.
chased the Grocery Stock of Rosson
* Co., and will continue the busi-
ness at the old Andrews stand,
Many people are afraid OF being
struck by lightning, though stats.
ties show that a surprisingly small
number die each year by that cause.
But people, as n rule, are not afraid
of being struck by political lightning
as the many thousands Of eandi-
dates at each general election prove,
Yet there are lots Of people who can
ascribc their political death, and not
unoltcn their social death, by being
no struck,
i would like to rent q six or
seven room house with barn at once
A ~ pAfptTE IIarrtsnn Roller
The Washington times., 1911-11-02
Penn May Seek Game
With Virginia Eleven

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-Failure to
meet Princeton, Yale, or Harvard in
football. and the resultant lack,sof' in
terest In the games at Franklin Field
on the part Of both the alumni and the
general public. have so curtailed the re-
ceipts of the athletic association as to
teopardize seriously all athletics at the
University of Pennsylvania, according
to the current issue of the Alumni
Register.
Ths Register urges the necessity Of
radical change in the schedule, saying
that personal and petty resentment and
jeaiousies Of athletic directors in the
past are responsible for the plight in
which the red and blue now finds itself.
It further says that unless a remedy Is
soon found all athletics in Pennsylvania
must be lowered in scope and standara
1t Is charged that none Of the games
at present played are kindled with keeh
interest Of college rivalry, and In the
event of a continuance Of the deplor-
able lack of game with any os Penn's
natural rivals the Register suggests
that the attempt be made to schedule
games with Dartmouth, Williams. Am
herst. Virginia, aad mi asst. OF thn
South.
The Washington times., 1911-11-02
MICHIGAN. SHOULD
HAVE NO TROUBLE
WITH U. OF penn. N.
Varsity's Late Defeat Shows
Up Their Real rootball
Ability.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. Penn
sylvanfa will give Michigan no trouble
this year-not unless the Quakers show
the most remarkable reversal Of form in
the history Of the game.
After Brown outplayed, the Red and
Blue eleven on FRANKLIN Field in every
period Of plav a week ago last Satur-
day. the Pennsylvania coaches leaned
back and said that Penn. had shown the
best form Of the season and would
round into shape in few days. But
when: on last Saturday. little Penn
State walloped the Quakers % to 6,
every shred Of hope left the Pennsylya-
mia supporters. The touchdown that
kept the Quakers from being held score
less was the result of q fiuke.
Penn has absolutely no one to depend
on this year outside of Mercer. The
newcomers have failed to deyelop. Re-
endorsements have beer. called for but
none produced the necessary. ability to
I'LL any Of the gaps in the Red and Blue
machine. II Penn RECEIVERS enough to
make a respectable showing against
Michigan. Penn will do what few teams
have been able to accomplish.
The Washington times., 1911-11-02
Dalton, Navy Captain,
| Receivers From Injury
Photo by u. V. Buck.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Nov. 2.-Nearly
the entire work Of the Naval Academy
coaches during the present week will
be to bring on the attack Of the team
faster than during the month Just
closed. Attention is being paid to the
regular backs and also to several fast
men who have been playing on the
scrub backfield, and in the first two
days OF practice the progress has been
very satisfactory. Captain Dalton, who
has not been allowed to let himself out
this season, either In practices or
matches, is now nearly well Of the
muscle bruise on his leg. and the
coaches are giving him great deal Of
work. Dalton, with Sowell at quarter
back. seems to be absolute fixtures In
the backheld.
Rodes and McReavey are the others
who have been playing regularly in the
backfield. Rodes has shown great I'm
provement in every department OF the
game. While not q heavy player, he
obeys Instructions. hits the line hard,
and comes up the field in good shape
after receiving a punt He IL q very
certain man in handling, kicks. Nc
bles badly. He is being given much
coaching along this line.
A substitute backfield Is composed Of
Shaw, at quarter; Leonard, at full, and
Nichols and Bates or Collins, at the
halves. This combination is not so
heavy or strong as the other. but Is
very fast and willing.
The Washington times., 1911-11-02
SATURDAY WILL
Be GALA DAY
AT PRINCETON
Many Attractive Athletic
Events Will Mark Re-
neWal Of Relations. !,

PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 2.-Accord-
ing to the announcement Of the Prince
ton athletic association, which today
gave out the program of athletic events
to take place here on Friday and Sat
urday, the visitors who come to Prince
ton to witness the Harvard Princeton
football game will not lack entertain
ment during their stay. The game OF,
Saturday marks the renewal Of football
relations between the Crimson and the
Orange and Black after a lapse of
fifteen years. This will be the 6rst grid
iron contest between the two universi-
ties since 1896 when differences between
the managements caused the football
relations to be broken on. And Incl
dentally relations between Harvard and
Princeton will ALSO be taken up in
several minor sports.
The festivities will start on Friday
afternoon with q soccer game between
the Tigers and the Crimson. This will
be followed by the annual fall inter
class regatta between the Princeton
class eights. In the evening the fair
visitors will be given a treat by the
combined musical clubs OF Princeton
and their concert will be followed by
the annual senior prom which 10 to take
place in the gymnasium.
On Saturday morning the Harvard and
Princeton gun teams will fight for
honors over the traps and at the same
time the Crimson and Tiger cub elevens
win warm up the gridiron for G the at, I,
at o'clock on Saturday afternoon
when the varsity teams line up against
each other on University Field.
The Washington times., 1911-11-02
Wake Forest Expected
To Bother Virginia

/ CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Nov. a.
Word reached here yesterday from q
prominent aluminus Of the university.
residing In the neighborhood Of Wake
Forest College, warning the local team
against loafing in preparation for the
game scheduled for Lambeth Field this
The Wake Forest team, according to
latest information Is a greatly improved
combination. as has been evidenced In
its games of recent date. Only last
week. It Is said to have rolled up sixty,
more than ordinary strength.
Virginia will not be caught on Its
guard, although injuries may deprive
the team of a number Of regulars. AT
Carter are the only regulars In the line
up. Findlay and Macdonald ends, Wool
folk and Davidson. tackles, and Captain
Wood. center, have all been forced to
or less consequences Halfback YeaeeI
Is not In the best of condition, and Todd
Is pretty well tagged out after playing
such a hard game last saturday
positions. the varsity showed excep-
tionai strength. Wilson and Jack Jones
last years varsity halfback. played the
ends, Wexford and Barron, the tackles
center. cent with Gcoeh at auarterback. and
backfeld.
The showing Of Cooke at right hall
was a revelation to the coaches, and II
is not at all improbable that he will
be worked in part Of the game with
Wake Forest here Saturday. His ac-
curacy as drop kicker is also in his
favor.
II was stated at the University Hos
pital here yesterday that Farrow. the
former fullback. who accidentally shot
himself here Wednesday, would not, Ii
spite, Of reports, be able to get back In
the game for q week or two.
The Washington times., 1911-11-02
Harvard Cripples Are -
Back In Line-Up Again

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 2.-This
was Harvard's last day of practice be-
fore the game at Princeton Saturday,
Sam FELTON, was back at end. and
Quarterback Gardner. fully recovered
from a slight injury, was as good as
ever when he substituted several times
for Potter. The return Of these two
men today gives Crimson supporters
highest hopes. -..t
Part of today's work was in secret
Some time was devoted to perfecting
that dangerous forward pass by which
the Crimson helped to run un its unex-
pected score against Brown last aStur-
day. Another matter that came In for
much work was that of field goal prac-
tice, by, Milholland, FELTON,. Campbell
and Potter. All these men are danger
Gus within forty yards Of the uprights