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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
BIG MINSTREL
 LATTER PART JUNE,

The A. o. U. w. Lodge of this city will put on a big minstrel show at the tHigh School Audi torium the latter part of June, the exact date cannot be given as yet. This order has some splendid material in it and.under the instructions of District Dep. uty, s. E. Cunningham, they expect to put on show that will wake up the town from it's deep sleep of lethargy, and start things to moving.
 The rehearsals will begin next Tuesday night and things will hum from that good hour on.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

for questioning the good faith of the American government.
 Some administration officials regard the language of Carran- za's note as intolerably insulting.
 May Call More Militia
 At conference between officials of the State and Navy Depart ment today, plans were made for the removal of Americans from Mexico should American and Mexican troops clash. Also the possibility of calling out more militia was discussed.
 Many officials believe the Car ranza government is tottering and that Carranza wrote his in- sulting note with the intention of provoking the United States to intervention. It is evident that Carranza is loosing control over his army and government officials. Collectors sent out by the Carranza government have been driven out by State .author- ities and the people. State gov- ernors have issued decrees as- suming authority that belongs to the national government. It is said that Carranza dare not or- der officers of his army to do any thing he fears they might not want to do. for fear of starting an open rebellion. It is said that many parts of the army would obey their officers rather than Carranza if a clash came.
 The Mexican people, inflamed against Americans by continued false reports circulated by Mexi- can leaders, are in an ugly mood. With the new and alarm ing developments it is now be- lieved there is no possibility that President Wilson will suggest that the differences be- tween the United States and Mexico be settled by an inter- national commission.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
MAY BE COMPELLED
 TO ACT IN MEXICO
Administration May Not Be Able to Wait Until After
 Democratic Convention

Washington. June 13. Al though President Wilson and Secretary Lansing desire to postpone taking any drastic action in Mexican affairs until after the Democratic national convention. they may be forced to act at once.
 Administration officials desire to avoid the charge that they playing politics." but no one will predict what is likely to happen in Mexico. The rapid spread of anti-American dem onstrations in Mexico and the increasing seriousness of tha economic situations may take the situation out of the hands of the administration. Anti American agitators are harangu. ing the Mexican people, already made desperate by lack of food and continued disorders. Should General Pershing's troops be at. tackled the..American government is ready to act promptly.
 Because of the desire to avoic the charge of politics, the reply to General Carranza's demand for the withdrawal of American troops will not be sent until af. ter the Democratic convention ii 1t is possible tC withhold it.
 Reply Will Be Sharp
 When the reply is sent. it vii be sharp and curt. It will repea that President Wilson is deter mined to keep the American troops in Mexico until the Car ranza government shows that il is able to prevent raids on Amer ican border towns. It will re. buke the CarranZa government
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
GRAND AND PETIT JUR-
 ORS JULY TERM COURT
Which Convenes Monday July 1C
Grand Jurors.

oI dii0 Jul OA ..
 c. A. Fincher, Alabama, Gus Garrett, Albany, Joe Rocket, AL bany. T. o. Mcdaniel. Boughton, J. sR. Whitehead Caney, Tom Garland, Emmet. Walter White, Georgia, E. T. McCorkle, Jack son, Pink Hodge, Leake. Sam White. Missouri, H. V. Scott, Missouri. E. Y. Blakely. Missou- ri, Monroe Boswell. Parker, John Chamlee Redland, T. P. Waters. Taylor, B. c. Cross, Union.
 Alternates
 Dan Hay, Taylor, Lee Cox, Boughton, Will Roe, Missouri, F. A. Dillard, Albany. P. c. Up- ton. Union, s. s. Purtle, Missou- Fl.
 Petit Jurors
 A. s. J. Hamilton. Alabama, Joe Fore, Albany, Jeff Sutton, Albany, Ross Buchanan, "Bough- ton, w. D. Austin, Boughton, B. B. Epperson. Caney, Oscar Phillips, Caney, Jas. H. Hamil- ton, Emmet, D. A. Shell, Emmet w. H. White, Georgia, Freight Rhobes, Georgia. Barcus Potter, Jackson. Marion Kirk, Jackson. U. s. Stephenson, Missouri, J. H. Bryson Jr, Missouri. A. M. Vest moreland, Missouri; J. M. Fuller, Parker; Bud Mattison, Parker; J. A. Greer, Redland; H. M. Ridgell, Redland; Beverly Jonh- son, Tavlor; w. s. Mckinney, Taylor; Clint Askew. Union; c. A. Russell, Alabama.
 Alternates
 Garland Starnes. Union, Dan Pittman. Missouri, W. ". lFrim- mer, Missouri, Earnest Crank, Taylor, Espie Weaver, Georgia, Chas. Volway, Missouri.
 Nat Martin
 Tom Shell
 Ed Wallis
 Commissioners.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
TEXAS EDITORS TO
 MEET AT TEXARKANA
Secretary of State Extends h. vitation to Neiphboring State Association = Joint Meeting Planned for Next May,

TeXarkana will entertain the Texas press Association in 1917, according to a message received by the eDemocrat from Earl w. Hodges, secretary of state, who attended a meeting of the asso- citation held at Fl Paso, Texas, and extended an invitation, on behalf of Texarkana, for the next meeting.
 "Texarkana gets next meeting of the Texas Press Association. after a hard battle with Fort Worth and Galveston, said the message from MT. Hodges. It is planned to have a joint meeting of the Texas and Arkansas asso- citations at Texarkana next May. A definate date for the joint meeting has not been determ- ined.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The Following is the List of Let. ters Remaining Unclaimed In This Office For the Week Ending June 18th 1916, and If Not Call ed For by June 26th, VIII Be forwarded to the Dead Letter office.
 GENTLEMEN E. D. Sibley.
 Sam Dolby.
 M H. Haywood.
 J. A. Johnson.
 LADIES. Mrs Roberta Rooch. When calling for the above, please say advertised. "
 John A. Mar.
 Postmaster.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

To all whom it may concern. All constabl2s or other officers whose duty it is to make reports of fines etc. are warned to make their reports on or before June 22nd, 1916. Otherwise, their acts will be referred to the grand jury.
 0. k. Mcdaniel
 H. A. Hamilton
 J. B'Shers.
 Committee.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
WO INDICTED ON CAPRICE OF FALSE
 CATTLE CLAIMS
Interstate Commerce Con- [ssion Prosecuting Shippers pr Alleged Defrauding of Rail- >ads.

St. Louis, June g. Hal Man.
 um, a cattle raiser and shipper
 La Pryor, Tex, and Levi Old, attorney of Uvalde, Tex,
 ere indited by the Federal Fand jury here yesterday on harges of having placed false aims against railroads operating
 Texas, in the shipping of cat |e interstate from Texas to St.. louis and other points. A sec- nd charge of conspiracy to de- faud was found against Old. he Interstate Commerce Com llsSlon obtained the indictments nd IS prosecuting the cases.
 IS alleged that Mangum and pld would load cars with cat Fe and then put in bogus |ams for delays, bruising the |tOck in transit or failure of the |oads to deliver in time to escape Iecline in market values. Flalms were made by them lgalnst the Southern Pacific. International and Great North
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Don't give up when your COWS take sick ard fall off in milk. Get some Pratts Animal regulator on q moneyback guarantee, and watch results. Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

White Diarrhoed kills millions of little chicks an- nually. This disease Can be prevented and cured by the use of Pratts Guarpn- teed White Diarrhoed Rem- edy. Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

The Big Mail Order Drug Store With The Goods, Hester ly's.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
WEBBS VARIETY STORE PRI-
 CES

Ladies blouse waists, lace and embroidery trim Soc. Ladies white muslin under skirts lace anu embroidery trim Soc Ladies knit union suit lace trim ----------2 25and 50c Hat trimmings, roses and wrea- ths hs--- 10 and 15c Silk ribbon 1 Tn. wide 10 and 15c Ladies white lawn aprons, plain, lace and embr. trimed 10 and 15c Mems silk, satin and wash 4in-
 hand ties worth 25 and 40c each we sell them at l5c Fancy waste baskets----IOc Childrens muslin draw CTS 10 and 15c Childrens princess slips 25 and 35c Best eight oz. jelly glasses -$1
 Best red rubber fruit jar rings per dog. -8 Sc.
 Best shoe polish. paste and liquid, all colors Sc. Garrett snuff, six OF. bottles 23c Collar pads, five sewed, four hooks ---25c. Fine steel blade axe with ham, dle - 65c. IA qt. roll rim dish pans, enam- eled 25c F qt. pails, heavy steel base 40c 10 at. pails, heavy steel base BOG
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
NOTICE TO RURAL ROUTE PAT
 RONS PRESCOTT POST OFFICE

By directions of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, rural carriers on routes No. l, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. will leave the ot- flee to serve their respective routes at 7.30 a m. This is on hour earlier than the carriers left to serve their routs on the old schedule. This change will enable all rural patrons to re- ceive their mail before noon. This order is effective June 16.
 John A. Marr. Postmaster.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

pTHE Texas Wonder cures kidney and blad-'
 der troubles, dissolves gravel. cures dia-
 betes, weak and lame backs. rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and blad- der in both men and women. If not sold by your druggist. will be sent by mail on receipt of $i. One small bottle is two months treat meat and seldom fails to perfect cure. Send for testimonials from this and other States. Dr. F. w. Hall, 292G Olive Street, St. Louis Mo- Sold by druggists .---ds.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Carbon Disulphide or High Life for weevils at HesterIy Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

We are selling more Hesterly Liver Pills than all other kinds. 25c, Hesterly Drug Store.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
Agency Consolidation.

The Schweitzer.Poynor Insurance
Agency has been consolidated with
the Minyard- -Clendenin Agency and is
operated under the ( irm name OF
Harrison Insurance Agency Min
yard and Clendenin managers.
The consolidation assures the In
surance public all the advantages OF
both former agencies, covering fire
lightning, tornado bonds, plate glass
accident, automobile, burglary insur.
ance, with unsurpassed facilities for
farm insurance.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

|. L. NJ. Graham, sheriff Of Boone
County. Arkansas, do hereby proclaim
that there will be a general election
held in the several townships in Boone
County, Arkansas. on the 7th day OF
November, 1916, at which election the
following National, State, District and
Township officers are to be voted for,
and other matters herein named sub
mitted to the people, towit:
National Officers Presiden.
tial Electors for the State OF Arkansas
and one Congressman for the Third
Congressional District OF Arkansas,
state OfficeTs-One Governor, one
Secretary of State, one Auditor, one
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
one State Treasurer, one Commission
er of state Lands, one Attorney Gen
eral. .one Commissioner OF Mines,
Manufacture and Agriculture, one As
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court,
and three Railroad Commissioners.
District Officers-One Prosecuting
Attorney of the Fourteenth Judicial
District of Arkansas.
County OffiCers-One Representa-
tive. one County and Probate Judge,
one Circuit Clerk, one County Clerk,
one Sheriff, one Collector, and Treas.
urer, one Assessor, one Surveyor and
one Coroner.
Township Officers-TwO Justices OF
the Peace, one Constable, and one
Road Overseer in each Township, eX-
cept Harrison Township where two
Road Overseers will be elected, il
containing two road districts and one
Road Overseer to be elected in each
district.
ACTS PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
PETITION OF THE PEOPLE,
For or Against Act No. Primary
Election Law.
For or Against Act No. 2-Local
Option Law.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITU-
TION OF THE STATE OF AR
KANSAS, PROPOSED BY
INITIATIVE PETITION
OF THE PEOPLE
For or Against Amendment No. l2-
Special School Tax.
For or Against Amendment No l3-
Enlarging the Powers of the Initiative
and Referendum.
OTHER MATTERS.
For or Against Road Tax.
For or against the restraining Of all
stock from running at large in the
following t5#nships Gather crook
ed Creek, Ewing, Elmwood, Harrison
Bellefonte, Jefferson, Olvey, Carroll
ton, Long Creek, and Young, to be
voted on in said respective townships
| further proclaim that there will
be a Special Election held in all OF
the townships Of said county at said
time for the purpose Of eleCting one
| United States Senator for the State
of Arkansas, to fill the uneXpred
term of and the vacancy caused by
the death Of the late Senator James
| P. Clarke.
Said election will be held at the
usual voting precincts in said county
Witness my hand as such Sheriff
on this, the 1lth day of October, 1916
L. NJ. GRAHAM,
Sheriff Boone County Ark
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
PROGRAM OF COUNTY
TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS.

The following is the program for
the Boone County Teachers, Associa-
tion to be held October 1928, Friday
and Saturday, at the High School build
ing in Harrison:
Friday Afternoon-i:3o TO 400.
Song-By Association, Arkansas.
My Arkansas"
lnyocation-By Rev. W. c. Mahr.
What Should the Recitation Accom-
plish?-L. S. Vantuyle and X. b.
Castor.
To What Extent Should Home Stu
dy be Expected Edgar Slower and
G. W. Engles.
How to Get Good Englsh-Miss
Mona Williford and Dan Holmes.
Departmental Teaching in the
Grades-Miss Fama Holt and Mrs. J.
b. Welman.
Friday Evening.
Address by DR.. j. r. jewell at 1880
o'clock.
Saturday, Mornng-s:3 30 to 1880.
Song, America Association.
The Test of a Teacher. o. Cur
mutt and ]. W.Nicholson
Address, National Educational AS
sociation d. Jeter.
The Rewards OF a Teacher-J Sam
Rowland and Marvin A. Hathcoat.
The Teacher as a Citizen-Frank
McAnear and j. w. Hill
Social Life in a Rural School-Miss
Nell Bartlett and Miss Pansey Crit
fin.
Furnishing Of Model Rural School
Mrs Della CASTOR and Grover Seals.
Unfinished business of the associa-
tion.
Saturday Afternoon.
l:30-JOint meeting OF directors
and teachers.
Needs of the rural school
(a). Consolidation.
(b). County superintendency.
(c). Amendment No. u.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
NEXT WEEK AT THE LYRIC.

Monday Night-Pauline Frederick in
five reel Paramount feature, "Au
drey."
Tuesday Night-Ruth Roland in the
Sixth Episode of "The Red Circle,
with a tworeel drama.
Wednesday Night-William Fox pre-
sents "The Walls Of Jerico" in five
parts.
Thursday Night-Blanche Sweet in
fivereel Paramount feature, "The
Sewers"
Friday Night--Pearl White in the
Seventh Episode Of THE Iron Claw.
Also two.reel drama.
Saturday Night-"Peg o. The Ring,
Episode No. s, with two.reel drama
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
GET.ToGETHER MEETING.

A second "Get.Togother" meeting OF
the officers and employees of the Mis-
sourl and North Arkansas railroad will
be held at the court house tomorrow
morning at 3 o'clock. This will be an
open meeting to which the public gen
orally and our business men particu
larly are invited.
The officers of the organization re
gret having to hold these meetings or
Sunday morning, but find It is not
practical to hold them on any othel
day, because of the fact that employees
from out of town cannot attend.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
GATHER GLEANlNGS.

Weather Is cooler since the rains.
Mrs. Doctor Poynor and children
visited her home folks at Alpena last
week.
Earl Ross Of Alpena is visiting his
cousin, Clifford Mayes.
Tom Villines shipped car load OF
cattle last week.
Mrs. Eta Watkins and Mrs. S. +
Towers of Harrison visited their sis
ter, Mrs. Kennicutt, Friday and re
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. Enoch Crow and Miss ViCkie
Shaddox, Mr.. John Erwin and Miss
Bernie Shaddox visited our Sunday
school last Sunday
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
Womar's Part of the Fair.


That the women of Boone county
have had their share in the success
of the present fair, is fully proven by
a trip through the exhibits. Womans
realm, the needle-work display, is
splendid, more than 450 individual
pieces being listed. The writer has
visited several state fairs, among them
the Dallas (Texas) State Fair, and at
no one was the needle work better
than the Boone County Fair exhibits
this year. Especially is this true Of
the beautiful quilts and spreads. Miss
Effie Davis is superintendent of this
division and has worked untiringly
for its success. The cut flower dis
play is also very good. Cooking and
canned goods are ever Boone county's
pride, and quite surpass even their
own record. Much interest was mani
tested at the Better Baby Tent where
a woman, Mrs. d. f. Fitton of Har-
rlson, also manages affairs. Four doc.
tors and a nurse examine and test
the wee tots and they are scored by a
standard test, Up to Thursday after.
noon fifteen Boone county babies had
been examined.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14

A committee from the School I'm.
provement Association are superin,
tending booth where various things
are sold and clean, well-cooked food
is on sale, the last being prepared by
a group of Domestic Science pupils un.
der the direction of their science
teacher, Miss McHenry. Mrs. Fred
Casteel, Mrs. Jeffery Dixon, Mrs, J. f.
Andrews were on duty Thursday,
In the grand stand it was a notice
able fact that women were as keenly
interested as the men in the merits
of the different animals, and did not
ask nearly so many foolish questions
as they are given credit for, concern
ing the ball games or the races.
Among those seen in the stand on
Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. j. y.
Milum, Mrs Ida Bardwell, Miss Irene
HAYNES and Mrs. l.. NJ. Rose, Judge
and Mrs. John l. Worthington Miss
Willard WOrthington, Miss Irby Nor
man, DR.. and Mrs. Frank B. Kirby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Welch, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lynn, Mrs. w. S. Roberts,
Mrs. R. NJ. Fellows, Mrs. Paul Nc
Reynolds, Mrs. f. NJ. Garvin, Mrs
George j. Crump, Sr., Mrs. Richard
Crowdus, Mrs. John Clendenin, Mrs
Sam Cecil, Mrs. Roy Milum, Mrs. j.
r. Newman Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Queen
Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Towers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas l.. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
Clark Fowler and Miss Halleen Har-
rOld, Mr., and Mrs viii Glass, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Granger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch Harris.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
BEN F. M'MAHAN Is
MADE CHANCELLOR

News reached here yesterday that
Governor Hays had appointed Chan
cellor Humphries, Of this district, 90
the judgeship on the supreme bench
which will be made vacant by the res
ignation of Judge w. F. Kirby, and
Ben F. McMahan, of Harrison, to fill
the vacancy thus created.
There is not a lawyer in the state
better fitted for he chancellorship,
and the appointment cannot fail to
please the people Of the entire dis
trict.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
United States Court.

The fall term Of United States
court for the Harrison division met
Monday afternoon, following the ar
rival of the court officials from Fort
Smith on No. that day.
The docket was canvassed Tuesday
afternoon and the juries discharged
Wednesday morning, the the grand
jury having returned four bills.
On the criminal side a mol pros.
was entered in each of the following
cases: Jake Elzey charged with boot
Logging; John d. Warner charged with
larceny of goods in interstate ship
ment; Nose Smith for shipping squir-
rels and r. l.. Emery for boot Logging.
Ben f. Fee of Yellville pleaded gull
ty to receiving an unlawful fee in a
pension case.
John Hartman was found guilty Of
selling liquor and Sam Davidson had
hung jury on the same charge.
Lon Welcher was fined $500 and
costs for disturbing the peace of the
Harrison postoffice.
Final action was taken in but two
civil cases, the case of Florence Cow
den, ct al VS.. John Scullin and the
NJ. & N. A. railrod appealed from Ma
rion circuit court was remanded, and
judgment for $4,000 was rendered in
the case of Stefeno De Giacomo, ct
al, VS., Jack Pot Mining Company.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
TEMPERANCE LECTURE AT
COURT HOUSE TOMORROW

Hon. Minor Wallace, eX-congress-
man from southern Arkansas and az
orator who has won high reputation
on the lecure platform, will speak at
the court house in Harrison at 5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon under the
auspices of our w. G. T. u. Every.
body urged to attend.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
c. W. B. M. MEETS.

The local auxiliary Of the Chris.
tian Women's Board of Missions held
It's quarterly tea at the residence OF
Mrs, j. X. Jones on Friday afternoon
of last week
The meeting was entirely s2tisfac
tory and the work OF the local starts
off beautifully under the direction OF
Mrs. w, D, Jeter the new president.
MRS. +, M. CUMMINGS Sec.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-14
PASTOR RECEIVES D. o. DEGREE

Rev. w. T. Allan, pastor of the
local Episcopal church, this week re
ceived the degree OF Doctor OF Di-l
vinity. Doctor Allan was an able and
interesting preacher before receiving
the d, d. affix--Ballinger, (Texas),
News.