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The Harrison times., 1912-10-19

J. G. Ray, Winfield, Ala, says,
" My father, r. J, Ray suffered with
kidney and bladder trouble so bad he
had to use catheter, Various kid.
ncy remedies were tried without re-
suit, and finally we gave him Foley
Kidney Pills, In three days he could
pass some water and on the fifth, no
longer needed "A catheter, He contin-
ucd to use Foley Kidney Pills until
entirely curcd,' Sold by Coflman q
Kirby
To prevent pneumonia, a cold set.
tied in the lungs should be attended
to at once, PUT HERRIcK'S RED
PEPPER Porous PLASTER on the chest
and take BALL.ARD,S HoREHoUND SY.
Rup internally, Ms a winning com.
bination. Buy The dollar size Horc.
hound Syrup; you get porus plaster
free with each bottle, Sold by Coii-
man & Kirby
When you have 4 bad cold You
want the best medicine obtainable so
as 20 cure it with as little delay as
possible. Here is a druggists opin.
ion, - have sold Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy for fifteen years, !"
says Enos Lollar Of Saratoga, Ind,
and consider It the best on the mar
ket," For sale by all dealers,
Sick headache is caused by dis.
ordered stomach. Take Chamber.
lan's Tablets and correct that and
the headaches will disappear For
sale by all dealers,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19

-Shattuck's Studio for Frames
and Framing,
Instant Postum at the Capps'
Grocery,
Exclusive agency tor Golden Days
Coffee Nicholson " Son,
Canvas Gloves, Sc per pair, at
Nichoson's Spot Cash Grocery,
See J. y. Williams at Olyey for
prices on town lots before selling,
If your wife breaks the axe han
die get a new one at Nicholson's Gro
Gerry,
Sec the Palace Drug Store for
Paints, Oils, Varnish and Wall Pa
per,
The largest stock Of wall paper ever
shown In Harrison at the Palace Drug
Store,
Red ChaG Mediterranean Seed
Wheat ~ per bushel Apply to w,
II, Petit, Harrison, Ark,
Make the terms suit us aud we
will make our special prices suit you
The spot Cash Grocery" at Nicho''
son Il Sons.
All pencils, tablets, pens and
school supplies at cost while they
last, at c, L. Glincs & Co.'S, They
are closing out this line,
Thirty varieties Eyer.blooming
and climbing Roses, now on sale at
Taylor & Sons Nursery one mile from
Harrison on Bergman road,
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Wanted Employment.

By stout, healthy, intelligent boy
of Is, any kind Of employment in
Harrison, where energy and fidelity
to employers interest counts, has
has no bad habits, no stranger to
work, lives wlth parents Employ
ment with chance Of promotion
more an object than salary, ESeep-
tional references, Address Thomas
{, 1oncs, Box 3O1, Harrison, Ark,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
Saved bv His Wife,

She's wise woman who knows just
what to do when her husbands life is
in danger, but Mrs X. J, Flint,
Braintree, VT, is of that kind. She
insisted on my using DR., Kings New
Discovery, writes Mr.. F. for a
dreadful cough, when | was so weak
my friends all thought had only a
short time to live, and it completely
cured me" A quick cure for coughs
and colds, it's the most safe and re-
liable medicine for many throat and
lung troubles-grip, bronchitis, Group,
whooping cough, quinsy, tonsilitis,
hemorrhages. A trial will convince
you. 50 cts. and 81 90, Guaranteed
by Coffman & Kirby,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19

VIM. A, Allen, Chacon, n. Mex,
writes, my wife had a cough that
nearly choked her to death, the worst
| ever saw. We tried everything we
could think Of but did her no good.
BY good luck | happened TO get bot
tie of Foeys Honey and Tar Com
pound and it helped her at once, It
is the best cough medicine ! ever
heard Of. ."
W. A. Rimes, Ruston, La, writes:
Sometime ago took Foley Kidney
Pills, and must confess the results
have been marvellous, for | feel like
new man, ! suffered from kidney
and bladder troubles, but Foley Kid
ney Pills fixed me. will recommend
them to all sufferers from kidney trou.
ble," Sold by Coflman q Kirby.
If you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most common
ailment. 70 correct this you will find
Chambcriain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets excellent. They are easy and
pleasant to take, and mild and gentle
in effect For sale by all dealcts,
Hay, Bran, Shorts and Corn Chops at
Caps Grocery,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
Musical Instruction,

KObt, T. WOOdp, n mUsielOn and
teacher Of many years experience
has decided to locate in Harrison II
the business here will Justify ne
will teach Violin, Mandolin Flute,
piecolo and all Hand Instruments,
giving special attention to begin.
ners This Is an opportunity never
offered in Harrison before and our
young people should see himat once,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that ! was
on the lilh day Of October, 1912, duly
appointed Guardian Of the person and
pi iopefty Of y, D. Briggs, Insane, All
persons knowing themselves TO be lh'
deblcd TO said Estate are requested TO
come forward aud settle and all pct'
sons having claims against said cs'
tate are requested TO present the same,
This October I'm, lol3,
], W, ANDREWS,
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Report of Fifth Sunday Meet
ing.

lH&'
The 9th Sunday meeting of the
Crooked Creek Association met with
the Baptist church at Harrison, on
Friday night, October 10th, and
was opened with a sermon by Elder
|. D. Lamb,
We met again Saturday morning,
and after devotional service, led by
L. X Capps, we proceeded to organ
ize by electirg H, D, Glass, chair
man, and W. S. Trout, secretary,
after which an address of welcome
was delivered by the pastor, Elder
!. H. Agec, followed bv reading the
Declaration of Faith, by H d. Glass.
At 10 o'clock discussion as to the
Scripture found in Luke l1;24:26
Dwas led by ". S. Trout, followed by
Brethren Lamb, Agec, Campbell and
ERubIe, after which adjournment was
taken until 2:30 p. m.
Met pursuant to adjournment,
Subject, "Should Baptists teach
their distinct doctrines " was dis
cussed, led by ]. f. Rose, followed
by Brethren Lamb, Trout, Agee, Ru-
bic, Capps and Hodges, The next
question discussed was "Women's
duties and privileges in the church, y
led by Sister Hodges, and followed
by Sisters Walters, Lamb, Davis and
Clark.
"How shall we know when we are
lel by the Holy Spirit, and is there a
probability of being deceived" was
discussed by Brethren Lamb, Klep-
per and Agee, after which adjourn
ment was taken until 7:3O.
At 7;3O, after devotional services,
the question, GLOW to develop a
strong spiritual lifc," was discussed
by Brethren Capps, Klepper, Trout
and Bradley; followed by "Why
should we do AsSociatjonal Mission
Work ?" by Brethren Hodges, Agcc,
McGinn and Toncy, A collection for
Assocational Missions was then ta-
ken up and $50 raised,
Sunday at 9;45, after devotional
services, Bro. Bradley made a talk
on Sunday schools, followed by an
interesting Sunday school review,
by Brothers Hodges and Lex Wal
tcrs
At11 o'clock there was sermon
by Elder J L, Rose
At 3 p, m, we met pursuant to ad.
iournmcnt and after devotional ser.
vices the question, in what re-
spccts did the mission Of the twelve
Apostles resemble, and in what did
it differ, from the mission Of the Sew
cnty2' was discussed by Brethren
Agcc Bradley, Glass and McGinn
The next question "llow to secure
the attendance Of non-Chrstian
Young men at church aud Sunday
school," discussed BY Brethren
Hodges, Walters, McGinn and John
son,
At $50 p mo after devotional ser.
vice and sermon by Elder ", $
Trout, the visiting brethren offered
vote of thanks to the Harrison
church and Others for their hospital.
ity, and the Harrison church thank.
ed the visiting brethren for meeting
with them, and felt that the meet
ing had been q spiritual strengthen.
inc to them The next meeting, be.
ing invited by the Oak Grove church
20 meet withdhem, was voted to be
held with that church, twelve miles
north Of Harrison, The meeting
was adjourned, followed by hand
shaking and God speed to all,
W $, TRouT, Sec
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19

~ A. WoolseN a brcukmun AT
jacksonville, Texas, says, "l was
down with kidney trouble aud rheuz
malism 80 bad | could hardly get up,
and had baekaehe all the time, and
was almost tired of living, saw an
ad Of Foley Kidney pills ahd after
taking one bottle ! was better, aud
when | had taken two more was
thoroughly cured" Sold by C0llman
q Kirby,
J, W, Copeland, Of Dayton ohio,
purchased u bottle 0t Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy for his boy who had u
cold, ana before The bottle was all
used tho boys cold was gone Is that
net better than 10 pay a Ave dollar
dosg5f's bill2 For sale by all dealers,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
VIII Buy Mules.

4 representative Of H. koimann n
Sons, the great stock dealers Of East
st, Louis will be in Harrison next
Saturday, Oct 10Th prepared to
pay the highest cash prices for mules
from l2 70 10 hands high stock
raiscrs know what IN opportunity
this il,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
Ground York.

Those having lots to grade or 9TH
er ground work should eommuni-
cate at once with r. \, Morris, lIo.
tayia, Ark, us he expects to have
contracts with the railroad after the
next thirty days,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
Town Property.

Some Desirable town property for
sale, residences from $3.50 to $1,000
5 room dwelling and one acre ground
for 5000, Good Business property at
investment prices.
II. d. GLASS h. f Co,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
Don't Fail.

See Zimmerman Realty Co for
choice city lots and residence proper.
ty.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
WALL PAPER.

New Line Of Wall Paper at the Palace
Drug Store,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
OBJECT OF LIFE.

OBJECT OF LIFE.
| live for those who love me,
For those who know me true,
For the heaven that smiles
above me
And waits my spirit, too;
For the cause that lacks assist.
anCe,
For the wrong that needs resist.
ance,
For the future In the distance
And the good that can do
George Linnneus Banks
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
PASSENGER SCHEDULE

Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad
North Arkansas Line"
NORTH BOUND.
Ar Harrison S;+S p. IN. for Joplin,
Kansas City, st. Louis, and points
in Oklahoma and Texas.
Lv Hrrison 5:45 p. m, from Little
Rock, Memphis, New Orleans,
Texas, points south on NJ q N. A.
SOUTH BOUND.
Lv Harrison l4l p. m. for Little Rock,
Memphis, New Orleans, Texas.
and all points south on NJ & N A.
Ar Harrison l;+l p. m, from Joplin,
Kansas City, St, Louis, and points
in Oklahoma and Texas.
c, H, DEWEY, Agent
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19

Try a Sack Of Baden.YIm Perfection
Al cappS Grocery,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
Money TO Loan

Money at per cent on years time
to loan Oh desirable Farms in Boone
County, Call TO see us,
II, u, GLASS; II, h Co,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
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This does not mean YOU should become
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Now. how can this be done? BY e%er-
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say at the rate OF pound DAY or so,
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For this purpose nothing Is less eHpen-
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rather Improve the health and complex
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS SPE.
CIAL MEETlNGs

Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the directors OF the Utah Boiler
Ss Flue Manufacturing company. held on
the END day Of March. 1912. the follow
ing resolution was adopted subject TO
your ratification, TO WIT:
Resolved. That special meeting of
the stockholders Of the Utah Boiler s.
Flue Manufacturing company be. and the
samo is called TO be Held at rooms IL and
II Eagle block. Salt Lake City, Utah,
on the 3Qth day of April, 1912 at i
o'clock 2. m, for the purpose of submit
ting to a vote OF said stockholders the
question OF increasing the capital stock
OF this corporation so that the same shall
be $500. 900. divided Into 800. 600 shares.
instead or 100000 and divided into
100, 900 shares.
That tho notice OF said special meet
ing be given to the stockholders by the
secretary Of this corporation as provide ed
by law
Now, therefore. please take notice that
there will be a special meeting cs the
stockholders Of this corporation at the
said time and place for the purpose of
voting on this matter as set out In said
resolution.
HENRY l., sCHMITT. Secretary.
Approved:
Dated April s. 1912. at Salt Lake City.
Utah. b969
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F. ]. CANNON LEAVES
NEWSPAPER POSITION
Resigns From Denver News
Staff to Remain on the
Lecture Platform.

Frank J.. Cannon, formerly Uniteo
States senator from Utah, has re-
signed from the staff of the Rocky
Mountain News. published at Denver
Colo, to enjoy two months OF rest prior
20 the opening of his Chautauqua lee
turc season in the eastern states.
Mr. Cannon had held the position OF
managing editor of the News. but last
October WAS granted leave of absence
for a year to fill lecture dates under
the Rcdpath- -Slayton Byceum bureau or
Chicago. His subject FOR these lee
lures was "The Modern Mormon hln3-
dom.
Mr.. Cannon is booked for the east
ern states for the remainder OF TINS
wear aud all of 1913. In view of tins
contemplated protracted absence from
the editorial rooms Of the News, Mr.
Cannon has rendered his resignation as
managing editor. and this has been ac-
cepted. Speaking of this acceptance
the editor Of the Rocky Mountain
News saws:
>1t is needless TO say that the News
parts with the splendid services OF ME-
Cannon with regret II is only be
cause of the superior claims of what
ne C0ncclNeS 10 DC MS ne Wisslon .n'e
the News is willing TO part with him
Mt all. -
Senator Cannon viii remain in Den
yer for couple of months before en-
tering anew upon his lecture work,
and will continue to make that city
Ms home, In the managing editor
ship of the Rocky Mountain News he
is succeeded by Henry d. Cerbary, who
has served in his place during the
leave of absence gwen 10 Mr.. Cannon
last October.
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Freedom Of Committee. y

Moreover, a resolution was adopted eJ-
tending to Mr.. ICldredge tho freedom of
the committee at any of It's meetings" I"
Tie meaning OF the lattor resolution sp-
ol tho meeting enlightened the reporter
by saying: "Oh. Jody can como and sit
around any time We have q meeting
The following attended tho Mcintyre
building meeting:
G. Buckle (withdrew):/ Third precinct.
W T. Edward. Guorge Davis; Fifth pre-
cinct. w. RI. Folland--belng four out OF
ten city committeeman.
CoUnty-Nephi l.. 5. c. Jensen, w. H.
Lyon-beiug two out OF five county COM
mitteemen.
ProXies--Thcodore l.. Holman. ropre-
scntins A. V. Anderson; Jesse Cannon.
representing E c. Bagloy; John r. Row
man, representing a, III. Steele; James
II, Anderson. representing w. A Leath-
am, p. j. Eardiey, representing j. H.
Rurbidge; Harry S. Joseph, representing
Frank NJ Eldrcdge.
The chairman was given full authority
to appoint 81 secreiarys assistant secre-
tsry and other officers.
After the action Of the Mcintyre build
ing meeting became known last night a
number OF the regularly elected commit
meeting-declared II their purpose 10 call
a regular" meeting of the county com
nittee. at which only the elected commit
Ieemen .sarn would DO present, and at which,
taken last night would he repudiated and
chairman elected 10 succeed Mr.. Gail
said. T'SR Would %n0b BE- np"ssSfs nnSa1 G5 them
harmonlously and To the best interests OF
= tho party.
/ These committeeman said. furthermore
ihat IL was an unhesrd-of proceeding Ia
hold a county committee meeting Al
which almost all the attendants held
/ proxies Ihey said tho mesLinE to bc
eauod would be made UP OF tho genuine
committeeman.
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HOME MADE BEER

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 14.-It re-
maincd for a Brewmaster in that famous
Beer Producing city OF Cincinnati, to
discover a method whereby he is able
to concentrate the ingredients of the
finest beers and put il In such convenient
form that anyone in the privacy of their
own home can make In n very simple
manner. 'ilne and as pure Beer as
can be bought from the breweries. at
one-half the cost. BY the simple addI-
ton OF water and sugar the trick Is done,
Ho has written a very interesting book
let. giving full details as to the making OF
Beer at home. and st is published by the
American Products Co, IS Sycamore St
Cincinnati Ohio. who state they will
gladly mail this booklet absolutely free
10 anyone sending In their name and ad-
dress. Readers will do well to send for
this very interesting booklet.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular meeting OF the stockhod-
ere of the Nevada Douglas Copper COM
2any, which should have been held on
the first Monday in May. 1912. will be
4Os Nowhouse building. Salt Lake City.
Dteh. on Friday, the 18th day Of May,
1912 ut 10 o'clock a IA. for thu follow
Ing PURPOSES
B1rst-To rabfy ma approve aIl acts
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ucl r. Colladay dean of the cathedral.
Both the bride and bridegroom arc
we'll known in Salt Lake. Although the
bride formerly lived in Denver, she
has made her home in this city for the
last seven years. She is sister of E.
II. LaBo, who is motor car inspector
for the Oregon Short Line, with head.
quarters in Salt Lage City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns will be mt home in the Alex
andria apartments after May /.
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der to discredit him while pretending
on the surface to be his friend.
Mr.. Anderson denied the charge that
it was an anti-Spry movement.
Harry Joseph made conciliatory
speech, one of the kind of speeches for
which Mr.. Joseph is justly celebrated.
But for some reason or other even the
eloquence Of the redoubtable Harry
failed to concihate, and the oil he
poured on the troubled waters might
have been poured into badger hole.
Harsh Words Pass.
One of the thin gs Mr.. Joseph pro-
posed was that the meeting adjourn
until Wednesday night, by which time,
he said, the personal presence Of all
the committeeman could be procured,
and thus do away with the question
of so many proxies.
"Why this great hastef'' asked Mr..
Joseph "What's the awful hurry to
have this meeting9'
But the suggestion was lost In loud
cries for 1.-the question: whatever
it happened at the time to be.
1t was reported after the meeting that
the lie had been passed between two
Of the most prominent participants, but
the hostllities were confined to speech,
although moro strenuous demonstra-
tions were imminent, it was said.
After concluding his keen edged re-
ognize the validity of the meeting
withdrew and was followed by George
G. Buckle, committeeman from the
First. Fred W. Price, president Of the
Young Men g Republican club, who
was in the meeting, also marched out.
Thereafter the gathering reorganized
with w. T. Edward as chairman.
Callister Chosen Chairman.
The first thing to be done was to
take from the table the resignation
of Mr.. Eldredge and accept it. Then,
on motion of John T.. Bowman, who
mitteeman from the First, r. A. Calls
ter was selected as chairman of the
county committee to succeed Mr..
Eldredge. Mr.. Callister is o brother
of e. II. Callister, internal revenue col
leetor and well-known federal
bunch" leader
In order to soften the blow to Mr..
Eldredge, the Mcintyre building meet
ing also adopted a resolution designed
to relax any rufled feathers that Mr..
Eldredge might have. The resolution
follows;
Whereas. Through circumstances
that have arisen. our chairman, Hon.
j. u Eldredge, Jr., has resigned as
chairman of the Salt Lake Republic
an county committee; and
Whereas, Said resignation has
unanimously been accepted at a. spe-
clally called meeting Of said com
mittecs therefore, be- IT
Resolved, That we, tho Republican
county committee of Salt Lake coun-
~. yoicIng the sentiment OF the
party, regret to be deprived OF his
valued services, and the thanks of
the Republican party OF Salt Lake
county, through It's regular county
committee, are hereby rendered Mr..
Tldredge for his diligent, valiant,
efficient and continued efforts for
continuous party success during his
incumbency as chairman,
The resolution was prepared by n com
mlitec consisting of Harry s. Joseph and
| Nephi II. S @ Innsen
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of the board OF directors since the las,
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
company. as such acts are set forth IN
the minutes of the meeting OF said bonrd
Second-To receive and act uuon such
reports OF the board OF directors oficers
such meeting. a'
Third-To elect a board of directors .,
the company for the ensuing corporate
year.
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Fourth--ro transact any 81 StpS - q
which may come before ;., sa5S as5SoS T
The stock and transfer from =,
company Will be close1 until W
M May tn. :, day asi9 fso!or!os q q ,as az
meeting or the flnaI aaae,dent.
BY order Of the fSrEM. S
April 1G. 1919.
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~HARLE,S III. BURNS, head sales
man for the Armour Packing
company in this city, and Miss
Laura NJ LaBo. who formerly
resided in Denver, were married al
$3.50 O clock yesterday afternoon IN
St. Marks Episcopal cathedral, Only
n few friends were present. The cere"
mony was performed by the Rev. Sam
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Dependable servants--maids, cooks,
mattresses. governesses. second girls
all look to the Want Columns to pro.
vide them employment and opportuni.
tics FOR advancement
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.ELDREDGE ARRA|GNS
MARSHALL ANDERSON
CONTINUED From Page one.)

ficer. Shortly afterward Chairman
Eldredge came in and there were two
chairmen. Everybody wanted to make
a speech. and usually succeeded, for II
he didn't catch the eye Of one chair
man, he was pretty certain to catch
that of the other.
Mr.. Eldredge asserted that the meet
ing was not legally called and further
more declared that any business that
might be transacted would be lrregu,
lar, Furthermore, Mr. Eldredge denied
the right of Marshal Anderson to nave
a voice in the committee action un-
der a proxy held by Mr.. Anderson from
w. A. Leatham. Mr.. Eldredge declared
that Mr.. Anderson was a resident OF
the Fourth ward and that Leatham
was resident of the Second, or had
been before his removal. At a preyi-
Gus meeting of the committee, Mr..
Leatham resigned IN person, and the
precinct chairman was instructed to
call a meeting Of the precinct commit
tee to fill the vacancy. Therefore, he
said. Marshal Anderson held proxy
from person who no longer was a
committeeman, and Chairman Eldredge
refused absolutely to recognize Mr..
Anderson or permit him to address the
meeting.