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The Keota news., 1912-11-08

ing, was dizzy
and exhausted at
the least exer-
ton. Hands and
feet were cold
and he had such
q dragging sensa-
ton across the
loins that 1t was
difficult to move.
After using s
boxes OF OoddS
The Keota news., 1912-11-08

Chlvalrous In Face Of Misfortune.
At a mass meeting recently In .
nearby town an old and foremost citi-
zen who clings to the sartorial style
of years ago, was called upon for his
views on the subject in discussion.
He made a brief speech, and as he
was compelled to hurry back to his
Office, he turned to the seat next to
his. on which he had deposited his
silk hat. just in time to see wom-
an flatten it completely by sitting on
It,
Ever polite. his feelings were new
ertheless stirred, and the best he
could think of to say under the cir
cumstances was:
Ill hope you have not injured
yourself, madam."-Kansas City Star.
The Keota news., 1912-11-08
Tho Kind He Was.

Many funny things happen In the
courtroom.
A short time ago a negro was tried
on the charge of killing another negro
in the county jail.
What kind of a man was this man
you killed." the negro was asked.
We'll, sab, b'lieve me-" said the wit
ness. dat niggah was q ignorano-
nous pusillanimous degen'ate Co
lumbus Evening Dispatch.
The Keota news., 1912-11-08
Can She Do III

Can She Do lt7
Zoology, Professor-MissF F1uff. what
is natural selection?
F1uH-Natural selection is where
young lady picks out fellow with lots
OF money and marries him.
The Keota news., 1912-11-08
A cLEReYMAN's TESTIMONY.

Tho Rev. Edmund Heslop Of Wig
ton. Pa. suffered from Dropsy for
year. His limbs and feet were swol-
len and puffed. He had heart flutter-
The Keota news., 1912-11-08
LITTLE COLORADO ITEMS.
Small Happenings Occurring Over tn,
State Worth While.


OF the Republican party. expressed
deep regret at the death of Vice Pres
ident Sherman.
Charged with burglary, Harry Gano
IS. was arrested at Gilcrest and held
TO await the arrival Of an officer from
Washington, Kan.
Horace w. Clark, former vice presi
dent and general manager of the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad. died a,
Frederick, Maryland
Contracts for 1000 acres OF beets
for the proposed Independent sugar
factory at Greeley are being asked of
farmers in the Ault district.
+. p. Shove, banker and mining
man OF Colorado Springs. was elected
president OF the Associated Charities
TO succeed Irving w. Bonbright
Jack Davis Of Mum, went through
bridge with a traction engine, fall
ing fourteen feet. The machine top
pied over. but he escaped without a
scratch
Two convicted murderers were TAX
en- from the Denver county jail to the
state penitentiary at Canon City by
Deputy Sheriifs David O'Nein and Ed.
ward Johnson.
Greed for beer caused the murder
Of G. RegOrdes at Pueblo. accordini
to confession made by Dolores Vera.
The case mystified the police for sey-
eral days.
The Rev. George T.. Farnam. for
number OF years Western agent for the
American Bible Society. died in Den
yer. Death was due to a nervous
breakdown.
approximately $500 was raised for
the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Soci.
ETY. through the efforts of score OF
Jewish women, who completed q can
vass OF Denver
Mrs. Nettie Lemon of Denver has ap-
realed to the police 10 find her son.
Philip Lemon. 81. who left Denver four
years ago. Max Lemon, the father.
died October IA.
Judgment for the defendant was
given in the damage suit OF c. w.
Sparling against Thomas Rowland OF
Colorado Springs, for $500. for alleged
personal injuries.
The last stone on the outside walls
OF the new postoffice building at Den
yer was put into place before small
crowd Of construction superintendent,
~orkmen and passersby.
While the Varsity was tying few
knots in the Tigers tail the State
Preparatory boys lost hard battle
with the Eaton High school boys on
Gamble field at Boulder by 3 to O..
Just one week to the hour and al
most the minute after her husbands
death, Mrs. Sarah NJ. kurtz, aged thir-
ty-five, suffering from a broken heart,
died at her home in Colorado Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Mott celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
at Boulder. having as their guests for
the day thirty Boulderites, who form
erly resided at West Liberty, Iowa.
That the installation OF the parcels
post service by the federal government
will be quickly followed by reduction
of express rates throughout the coun
try is the opinion OF Denver postoffice
officials.
Robert McCarty was arrested in
Fort Collins, after cashing a forged
check. He is supposed to be one of
a gang OF clever thugs from Denver.
A man and woman associate were ar
rested later.
Pursuant to resolutions adopted at
The Keota news., 1912-11-08

No 9cabs.
Blushing Bride-What was that our
friends stuck all over our suit cases.
dearest?
The Groom-Honey. love, that was
a union label.
The Keota news., 1912-11-08

Red Cross Bag Blue. much better, goes
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
good grocer. Adv.
The Keota news., 1912-11-08

Probably a woman tells secrets so
that she won't forget them y
The Keota news., 1912-11-08

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething. softens the gums, reduces innamua.
don. allays pain. cures wind collie. sc . bottle,
Adv.
The Keota news., 1912-11-08

Now the farmer is being informed
that the safety Of the country depends
on his vote.
The Keota news., 1912-11-08

II we could see ourselves as others
see us we wouldn't believe it.
The Keota news., 1912-11-08
Rather Mixed.

What Is your walk in life?'
I'm an aviator"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-11

II ldS dOCe uleN InlllhtOS uc
Ia lnadrugada del Lunes dia ocho
dl presente mes de Julio, falle-
ci6 el Mayor de esta ciudod, Sc
fior Bryan Callaghan, quien con
poca interruption gobern6 esta
ciudad desde ell aiio 1885 hasta el
presente.
Deja una hoja de servicios la
mas completa y brillante como
fnncionario, pues hasta sus ene-
1nigos polfticos confiesan que Ca
1laghan iamas emple6 malas ar
tes en- sus eampafias politicas "
que siempre emple6 los recursos
de Ia ley, siendo sus triunfos g.
lectorales puramente democrati-
cos, impulsados solamente por
Ia simpatia del pueblo hacia Ell,
y en- sus puestos pIblicos jamas
sc 10 pudo probar que transgre--
ldiese la ley para obtener lucro
personal.
Aunque la oposici6n le llev6 4
aa derrota aleuna vez EN- lac eloc
eiones par Mayor de la ciudad,
Mr.. Callaghan era una constitu--
ci6n fisica j espiritual bastante
Fecia y en6rgica para no abatir--
tse q los eInhates de la vida pn--
Diiea nj ante las mas aeveras prue
has del deatiflo, y siemprc perse-
sltet.1 q volYi6 6 luehar y & ven
Ger ell Las iltnas eieetora1es, con
Ia fe aFdiente del que lleva en-. s,i
ser convicciones firmes y esta
iluminado 4 luna llena por los
mas sanos principios polfticos, sin
smportarle NADIA las tormentas a
forjan sus enemigos, yendo STEM
pre- sereno y ferviente 4 la con.
secuci6n del bien p1blico.
III pueblo de San Antonio y
Eondado Gle Bexar han perdido
Rln hombre que no es facil vol
yer & encoptrar, y cs iusto de-.
jar al pueblo sentir con toda la
patetica expression dc su immense
holor.
Callaghan era una encarnaci6r
en- cuyos eIementos entraba s"n
gre mexicana, por cuya raz6r
ien las recias mareas del gobiernt
de la ciudad siempre busco q
eduilibrio de la ley Y la impar.
Itialidad de sn aplicaci6n sin dis
tinci6n de razas, y sin dejarse ii
fluenciar nunca dc sugestiones
Iraeiales.
/ No hay nm ejemplo en- Texa,
'iy, probablemente nj en- los Esta
dos Unidos, de un iefe municipa
que haya gobernado una ciudat
lde los habitentes de esta tantoi
afios como Callaghan. Su gobel
hatura municipal, por tanto, ba-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-11

general Pascual Orozeo movie la
1nitad dc sus fuerzas ha0ia el Es
tado de Sonora, en- la firme ere.
e1eia dc DUO eonseguir6 parquu
bastante de los Angeles, Califor.
mia, por puerto auayinua, que ea.
ta eli Sonora.
0rozco ordenO 4 au general I.
mes Salazar que dirigiera eu faer.
"a & Casas Grandes. siendo stl
plan atacar Aqua sprieta, II mo-.
yer ct resto do aas ftiarzaa hacia
anaynas, para getener esa pla3a
Esperan loa Rebsldes ayuda ia.
pOnesa.
El ala sgis de- los eorriontea re
yuoifre6 entire los iefes Yebelflos
de @. Jaareg Que Id revoIuci6n Ia
.ensrad0 sn arrsalOH con 81 ,Tap6n
para olatener paruae u ainero, 4
.eamhio sle ss,nass sEOaes a0bra ia
eossa 0aafs ds SxiSo para aua
loa l,0negss easa blszean una es.
taos6M carl10nagA aIIf.
DrnAtO NA Affeauti0 eUn sna
houltrea atsN ae56 en Sank totlaa
Las rHasa del ganAslo dc TerrAzaa
en 0IsIhsaalta anlo II agoa
ftlaflesay lEinItIp como Il pAIIaa ae
Ia tslsaEIs, j
1e EnafI tesaHr linn sle
8 asaa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-11

Ell senior w. /. Richter esta
fungiendo como Mayor pro tenn
pore en- esta ciudad, Y durara
de INFERNO hasta que termine oil
periodic electoral del jefe muni--
cipal muerto, qnue terminara ell
pr6ximo Mayo de 1913, EN- cuyo
tempo entrarA ell que eliza nue.
vamente ell pueblo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-11

caballerfa { infanteria que los
seguian & escape. Los fedora
les los tirotearon sin encontrar.
resistencia.
Numerosas Minas.
Sc hizo despues una explora-
ci6n EN- la via, que aparentemen-
te Sc encuentra en- buen estado,
salvo tres relies que han sido le-
vantados. Sin embargo, SO sa-
be que existen numerosas minas.
El capitan de Ingenieros Jose O.
sorio Mondrag6n, con una fagi-
ma, sc ocupa de inspeccionar la
via cuidadosamente, revisando
durmiente por durmiente, y has
ta ahora ha encoptrado tres mi--
mas ingeniosamente conectadas
con los alambres telegraficos, GU
ga corriente ,ocasionaria su ex--
lplosi6n.
Tan pronto como Sc provean
de aqua los convoyes federales,
cruzaran el celebre cafi6n.
LA ambulancia SO ocupa, por
su parte, de Ievantar el campo,
habi6ndose recogido hasta hoy
38 heridos y Id federales muer--
tos, mas 40 muertos revoluciona-
rios.
Como aran las posiciones.
Recorrf ell campo revoluciona-
rio sobre las erestas que oeupa--
ban, y que 90 extiends en- una
largnisina cortina de mampueg-
TO. Hay varies fogos v encontre
seiiales del eaplazamientO de
Icuatro pleas de artilleria que
llsaros, aflssaah de auatsO tubes
tIanza- -bornbaB, de los cua1eg, 60.
gun die, se recogieron dos, mas
tres cofres repletos de cartuchos
mausser, sesenta caballos, gran
cantidad de bombas y yarias ar
mas. Por todas parties Sc miriam
huellas de sangre denunciando el
paso de los heridos que se lleva-
ron.
Llegu6 & la hacienda de Ba--
chimba, que qued6 en- deplora--
BILE estado. Ese punto estaba
defendido por "Cheche" Cam. :
pos, qnien, & la approximation dc
la brigada Manzano, la abando-
no parapetandose tras la espesa
arboleda de alli, en- donde em--
plaz6 una pieza de artillerfa que
dispar6 varias granadas.Fue aea-
1lado su fuego por la bateria San
tibafiez
Los estragos de la Artillerfa
DE la hacienda segnf sobre los
cerros, hacienda una trayesia de
ocho kilometres, en- la extension
ocnpada por los revolucionarios,
ly on la euaI Sc generaliz6 81 com
bate.
Pude admirar allf los enormes
egtragos de la artillerfa federal,
que reg6 completamente dc gra.
nadas las posiciones revolucio~.
1int'ias.
Qnienes tonaaron parte
/ Seg1n datos proporcionados por
los prisi0nerOs. tomarOn parte en-
de- batalla, ademas dc Orozco, cue
Ipresencio ol eombate desde las
lomas sitnadas en- el centro del
campo, los jefcs Chech6 Campos
~ Rojas por su izquierda, Cam.
pa y salazar EN- oil centro Y Ga.
rayeo On 10 derecha. plnto dom.
do el combate eJnpenado por Ii
colunlna D'Horan se liizo mas
ETefiido.
En el earnino vieio que con-.
auee do Baehimba & TIoroasltag,
oncontr6 alguuaa fneraas dc tJr.
|blfla Abei Chayes y Manuel An.
dafaa, one ae diaponian < praott.
or 1atiueyag .exp8dioiones de ex--
Iplorasi6n.
0Oan saaas.
Ms1tro los detalIeg an0tadOa 4.
yer uSlo d. I0a m6s n0sal5lss fu6
e diseiplIna demos stFada por lus
yolHutA tAxioa Usae ussnda Toribl0
0rtega Eatos realbiar0l, ofdsn
e octtrar usaa a1tnra y ID ejeets.
4AfOns
IsDtFe las baJaa 0eufrldas su
1 lbs federH1es no 80 ossanaSlrau q
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-11
'Enra a Ciudad chihuahua eI tTIuI-
tanfe General HueTta

Norte, y q numerosos grupos de
caballeria & infanteria que los
seguian & escape. Los fedora
les los tirotearon sin encontrar
resistencia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-11
"a los anunciado ii.

EEL RE0IDoRs Il iene n,,n $
circulnci6n que cualQuier1 ~ lco3
.peri6 6dicOS que sc publ blican en-
, paflOl an Texas. Nuestros lib1c 1
estan 6 la vista de Quien quie
{. peccionarlos. ~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-11
dYertisers

Is EGIDoR'' has the lar9 q,
'circQlat ation of any of the Spanish
{ rpets in Texas. Our books area
open Tor public inspe ection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-11

Entire loH detallaa auotadoa 4.
yer t1lo de I0a TnIss n0tables fl5
e. digefplIna slenaos sEraaa por lu.
vgllarstAsios aae msnda Toribi0
0rtega. Eatos reolbiaron otxIsn
e onttnar usaa altnfas 4 ID ejeet.
4AF0ns
IsDtFs las baJaa oeufrldas sn
IoH fedsrales no 81 ossanassEran d
faa ni nieuabTas Il il
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
Shattuck's Studio.

The leading studio OF this section
of the state, and one of the best
equipped and most proficient IN thus
entire section is Shattuck's Studio,
of Harrison Of which j. & Shattuek
is proprietor and manager
Mr., Shattuck has been engaged IL
the present line Of business here for
period of nine years, and during
that time has built up n large Nnd
growing patronage among pcoPl
who want the best at u moderat'
price, lneidently he has placed his
establishment among the leading
studios of North Arkansas Photog'
raphy is one of the prof ssions that
succeeds on merit alone, II 1t has
defects they show on the very face oI
things at once, Mr., Shnttuek makes
all kinds Of pictures, single photos
family groups, indoor and outdoor
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
Five and Ten Cent Store.

One # the neatest and most pleas
ing establishments IL Harrison isthe
30 and Zoe store of which Mr., d, B,
is proprietor and manager
From top 10 bottom this business
house is up.lH.date, 1t is equipped
with patented sanitary golden oak
nX ures for its immense candy stock,
which allows for display and isdust.
proof, Light dry goods and ladies'
and mems furnishings, I ncy china,
glassware, fine toilet goods, notions
and scores of similar lines all 60 20
make up an establishment nobby,
complete end representing genuine
quality
MIR, WNyniek is most progressive
,oung merchant, He sells for cash
and pays cash in advance for every
thing he gets, including his goods
from the city markets, clerk hire
rent and other incidcntials, This
business house carries u line orgood'
chat enters into absolutely every
home, Mr. Nayniek IL allied will
selling organizations whereby HI
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
The Palace Drug Store.

One OF the strong and substantial
lines OF business of Harrison and one
that gives its patrons hrst'cla's
service, is the Palace Drug Store, Of
which MIR. ", II, Watkins, one olthe
best knowo merchants in this sect
ion, is proprietor and manager,
This establishment carries q large,
full aud complete stock Of all kinds
and classes Of drugs, including drug
sundrcs, school supplies fine toilet
articles, notions, cigars, tobacco,
wall paper in a multitude of designs
and patterns, n handsome soda
fountain, a most complete and care
fully conducted prescription depart
mcnt and the excellent and popular
remedies manufactured by Mr. Wat
kins himself on his premises, Their
remedies are growing in favor ~
fast as they are used and they arc
advertising themselves, They con.
sist Of Watkins Pills, Watkins Cold
Cure and Watkins Laxative Cold
Tablets, They are now selling IN
Arkansas, Texas, Kansas and Okla
homa, where the results that people
have gotten from them havefcsultct
In u steadily increasing demand
Mr. Watkins has been identified
! with local business eifcules for q
period Of twenty.seven years and II
numbered among the most thor
ongh.goiog and progressive mctch
ants in the town, lie has built up
large and expanding patronage ooO
one that il ba,cd un good goods
good service aud fair courteous anO
impartial treatment 60 nlI
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
Harrison Steam Laundry.

There are few more striking eS'
amples Of solid business success IN
this city, gained through harder or
more faithful labor, than that OF Mr
A, c. Brooks, proprietor Of the Harri'
son Steam Laundry, This excellent
institution IA IN every way worthy OF
the town and the patronage that II
has built up, Absolutely hrstelass
work, prompt deliveries and courteous
service, all go hand In hand with
every order large or small Mr.
Brooks, who Is one Of the most pro-
gresslye young business men In the
town, started Ia bnsincss here twelve
years ago with no capital aud small
prospects, He has built w a large
business, and has made the unusual
achievement Of succeeding In making
a steam laundry pay In a town OF
$500 people,
This laundry handles outof'town
work IN the same careful aud prompt
manner that home business Ia cared
for, A speciality is made Of one'dal
work for travelling men, The cstao
llshment Is fitted with the best anC
most modern machinery that enterl
into such establishments, From sl
to twelve skilled assistants are em
poycd, Perhaps no other town o
this size In the state has the loea
laundry service that Ia afforded by III,
Harrson institution,
Mr. Brooks Ia one Of the Harrison
business men who has made his wa!
to the busincsa front by iron de
termination and by giving patron
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
o. T. Sumner & Co.

The leading furniture establish
ment of Harrison and o OF the
most substantial and up'to'date OF
its kind in this entire section is that
of o. T, Sumner x Company, which
was established here two years ago
All that is standard, modern and
stylish in parlor, dining room, bed
room and kitchen furniture is carrl'
ed, also carpets, rugs, linoem, mat
trcsses, springs, and other Ncccssor'
les incident 20 u house of this kind.
The Sumner establishment has
built up a large business on its rec
ord for carrying Il stock that fills all
needs, 1t has been one Of the stores
that made it unnecessary for people
to go away from home or to u lorg'
er town to trade, 1t carries u stock
adapted to needs Of the large house
or the small cottage, Besides the
handsomely arranged store room
the full second story and three ware
houses are occupied Mr. Sumner is
one of the most progressive young
merchants in the city and he has
earned both his trade and the trades
good will by selling what woswont'
ed and selling 1t right,
The undertaking department o'
this store Is especially well fitted C
perform its functions, Mr., Sumner
Is a licensed embnlmcr and n skilled
funeral director, A handsome
hcarse and all necessary appliance
hre at hand for the proper filling o
all tasks that arise,
The firm ofO, 7, Sumner \ Co,
stands In the front rank Of strong
representative and high class com
mcrcial establishments of It's trad
territory
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
Harrison Plumbing & Heating
CompanV.

There is not another line of busi-
ness in Harrison that more amply
or faithfully fills its field than the
Harrison Plumbing & Heating Co.,
which is composed of Messrs. 0.
Wilson, a skilled plumber and his
father, A. B. Wilson. Mr.. |. 0. Viii
son, manager of this establishment
is one of the most energetic and pro-
gressive young business men in the
city, and he has pushed his business
into the front rank Of strong lines OF
the field.
This plumbing house does plumb-
ing work in all of its branches. A
complete line of plumbing goods is
carried and repair work Of all kinds
is speciality The famous and ex.
cellent Red Jacket pumps and wind
mills are sold and put in for the
owners. All kinds of sanitary bath
room fixtures are installed, and a
strong feature of the house is the
installing Of 6rst-class hot water,
steam and hot air heating plaHfs,
Modern homes must have the above
conveniences, and Mr.. Wilson's best
advertisement is the people for whom
he has already done this class Of
work
Saw mill supplies Of all kinds are
carried, The Wilson plumbing es-
tablishment is doing as good bust
ness as the size Of the field will per
nit, and with the growth Of the
town Mr.. Wilson will e found to be
squarely at the front, because he has
already planned his equipment far in
advance Of the present conditions,
He has made friends as well as Gus.
toners by the good service that he
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
c. b. Johnson,

Ono NJ IN lIOUfishing and sub.
stantial lines or business of th city
and one that gives it's patrons both
good goo 8, aud good service, Is the
cash grocery establishment Of Mr. G,
H. Johnson, who has been IN business
here on the north side Of the square
about siX months,
This establishment carries Il fine,
full line Of Of all kinds of scNsonohle
groceries, cured meats, fruit, nuts.
cigars, tobacco, candies, flour, feed
and other features of such n house
Mr. Johnson is a progressive meteh'
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

views, and, in fact, anything that
comes up He has an elegantly fit.
ted studio on the ground floor, and
the display of pictures in his recep,
tion room is fair sample of the re-
suits that every patron gets at his
studio
Mr., Shattuck has built up his busi,
ness into one of the strong and lead
ing lines Of the city, and his success
has been made purely through Civ
ing patrons a dollars worth of SER
vice for every dollar they spend with
him. This is a policy that builds
we'll as it goes, and has made the
Shattuck Studio a fixture among
the best lines of commerce in its field.
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

and his son, II, { DodSon, and the
house is fitted with elegant hard
wood fixtures and all equipment in.
cident to a headquarters for good
dressers,
This store is the home OF the Ia
nous and excellent Hart, Sehatiner
& Marx clothing, unsurpassed tor
style fit and wearing qualities
Thompson Bros and Beacon shoes
Wilson Bros, underwear aud shirts
and Cooper's underwear, all go tc
make up quality throughout the
house. Hats and q full liue Of fur
nishings are n feature OF the stock
The elegant Dodson store is one O
the standard establishments OF IT.
section and it has absolute quality
as foundation for the splendid
goods and service that it gives every
patron who trades there,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
Lynn-Welch Mercantile Co.

At four months of age the Lynn
W,lch Mercantile company is num-
bered among the large, strong and
and progressive commercial institu-
tons Of the city and surrounding
trade territory. MesSrs, Lynn and
Welch have been raised here and for
years have been identified closely
with the local busin SIS circles.
In the above large store at the
southeast corner of the square is
carried in fine, full and complete line
Of dry goods, l,dies' and mems fur
nishngs. Ladies ready to wear
goods of the best quality are a feat.
ure Of this department. A large and
complete shoe stock is one of the
factors in this store. Star. Brand
shoes are the predominating make
kept here, and users all over the
country agree that there are none
better, Hats in a large assortm Mt
and Of the latest styles are carried,
and neat and complete grocery
stock fills its field. Work clothing Of
reliable brands is ready for the wear
ers.
Sweeping increases are forthcom-
ing in this stock. When all Of the
goods arrive it will be one OF the
t[ads l,l lea'dIers. ',!I :, Of ySlagIh Arkqnsasl