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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
Shweiser 5aternirte.

Gin bonn 9eiuhe Der Jntsrnierten'
lager 5uriidsetommensr, in ausano
eingetroffener fhpeiseriIder BeiIili-
der sibi bsm Wertreter bes .gerIiner
9aseblatt" interefante gtnaslbeitsn
iibsr bieien @efuh. Soipobl bie Gnes
Idnbsr als 5ran5oin iinb bon Der
8sbanbluns, bic lie in OeuiidIanb err
fabren, bur1aus befriebigt. Snsbes
fonbers saben bic GnsIGnber bieIsm
gsfiible Gusbrud. 3par .pGren bic
Seutf4en ibnsn s.seniiber tdlter ses
ipeien, aIs gesenilber ben Grdn5oIen,
allsin lie batten iit iiber 4x4ts 81 be-
tlagsn, aIs iibsr allsupiek Mrbeit. Die
Rabrung mare polis ausreidenb. alGe
Gnslinber, ingbeionbere bic Offbiers,
fprdden bon DeuiidIanb nit sr5bter
Yepunberuns, feisn aber benrpt
iiberseust, bab GHglanb binnen Sab.
resfriit Deutihlanb nieberrinssH luers
be. Bon ben Gransoien iprGdcn iis
nit offsnbarer gsrinsiddbuns; yobne
bic SiIie Gnslanbs ipdre 5ranirsid
lansit su grunbe sesansen". Sm
iibrigsn madten iif bic baupiIGtlif;
in Miirrsn, i'm 8erner Sberldno, uns
terssbra6tsn ensldnbsr bas a.bsu 70
angensbm aIs moslib unb bi.!isn
gGue ab, an benen S9ipei3er 9amen,
dber aud bic aus Gnglanb gss
fommsnen Sffi,isrsSJrauen in gro.
Fer 9pilette ib.ilndbmsn. GbenFp lus
itig p.rbrineen bic 1yransoisn ihrc
Gage; lie i'eben es aber, ME msbr.re
f6limme 3iuiihenfdae 5sisen, l.ib.r
geseniiber ben beuH6en Witinternirs
ten pislfaf an 5ait unb Sumaniidt
fsblsn. Gin 5all. ben Der @siitli6,
mir miitbsilt, unb nobel elm bsutifer
SnpaIipe BON franBGiiIten Roipbisg
org mibbdnbeIt purbe, IN Defenders
ippii6. DoT.lbe menidli9e 2tniianbss
aefiibl lisben lsiber aud bic in WaTs
hrum5is&nSsn fransSiii6en Dam,f
bonn Hotben Sreu3 bsrmiffen. 9rob'
bsm miibi.H aud bic TranSofen 3usts
ben, bnb re In 9eutI9Ianb burtuns
meni6enlpiiroig bsbanpelt iperben. Gin
tpsifsihpsi,er paitOr aus Ga Gbaur
be Gonbs. Der Defenders bduiis nit
ben trdnsoiiften Jnt.rnirisn 3uiam-
men lit. sredrte msinem @sipdbrs'
mann, Isinsm beutfd ihipeijeriidsn
Aonss,n pSriiih: Die Dtuiiter
6unsern lisbsr ielbI, dls bab iie bic
8efansensn bunsrn IieBsn.- 9offtHis
lid finbst Der paiior Don Ga Gbdur
be 5OnOs ben Wutb. sieie 9buiia3s
aud nit ieinem Hamen in Der Del
isntli6tsit gu bstrdftiaen. Den bsiien
Ginorud gepann Der paftor bon ben
bsuti6en Snternirten, bic trauris
finb. p,sgi lpsiier fit r3r @nierlanb
tGmpien Al i5nnen. .Dus btutfft
glui. 70 i6lob mtir f4pei3erifHer
GepGbrsmann. ~ipin an be sgront!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
3leine gpli5etnabrid)tem

- aba 2tnblep BON 90. 1927
Stnn Strabe, bic in bem Reiiaurdnt
I'M Sauie 90. s06 @ins Strabe Be-
iadftist 1T, mslbete Der qoli5si, bab
i9r auf itrsm @r6eitspIas SamudIas
den i'm Wertbe bon $40 seitpblen
irurben.
- Sraois @ocbreb. BON Wnion,
g., meIoete geitern Der bieiigen Holi.
5et, OaB in Der 9oft bonn OonneritaJ
6um 6reitag aus ieinem Geibaits.
lofal in Maion peinlitteIIt ginbruts'
oiebitabIs adt lIbren eeitoblen pur.
oelf. Or gab aud ber gtanen eires
Mannes an ben er i'm @crbaft bot,
Den Dicbitabl periibt urto ii6 init Der
9elitc hierber sepanbt 5u ba6eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
Nns Eu,nfnnns Nl,,sidill,

sIs gHlpfanas sllisidub illr
Serrr Bbilanber s. Sfror lperben cie
Selren Dfners y. Cooper. 2eurorl
g. Smitb, sSobn S. gurd,ena!
SuIius Weiidiinanrt, @m. COOPER
9;roeier, Sames sllbert @reelt, @al'
ter B. @ihgar. Ghas. .. @rainitei!.,
8. q. Sinih, 6. @. Goiuaros, Gilbert
$. @orria, Son. Dtibolas 2ons'
NORTH, ). 9. Ooane, Sam. "
Croft, Geo. S. 1ieterIe. Dapio s.
Sones, q. 6. Mcrriicn, 6. $. Sc
Ittins fungiren.
Sn slnbetrnbt Der Sebeutlul9 Der
oieSiGbrieen gtooenberipobl fin Dos
gauge 2ano lit es unbebinot notDig
Is, i geiemarb, Der iitmnlbere1tigt III,
IS uliterl1Bt, ieinen 9sameil in III,
Stial!nliIten ein3ntrageu, nno aid
one 0itglieber ieiner Samilie peran'
laBt, Elm @leicfes 81 tbun Sn Der
gtppelnberpabl miro nidJt MIR oas
Sberbd,ipt oes 2anbes fiir Ole uab.
ten Tier Sabre eripdblt, ionbern md
.piitBlleber hes observation-disclosures
heS aongreiiest Der Segislatilr,
Staats. uno Gountpbeanlte. @db.
reno ilatiirlib oie 8raiioelltenlpahl an
sSntereiie alle anteren @dblen iiber.
d,dfiet, iollten Die @abler i'm aIuga
be5alten, baB Die g2oblen 3ulm Son.
GrcB nidt ntinber midtig iiir eas
9anb iino. Ger &ongreb iii Dem
Grciioeilten nitt untergeoronet, Jon.
bern beigeorbnet, unb Die gntlfei.
Dung fold ipiftieer Sraseu. mie
ariea un0 Srieben, sIbidIuB pen
GertrGgen II. (. ~, bdngt e6enio iebr
ron ben Witglieoern bes SoneralicS
ab, tpie bonn Sberhonpt oes 2anrcs.
Us tit baber unbebingt nothtg, oaraif
81 ieben, buB mir 5i,perlaiiige aDiiin.
ncr in bell RongreB erlpdbIt perbell.
gtienono fam ipGbIen, Der nibt re-.
stItrirt lit lno per oies ned nid)t Je'
than bat, beriilme Die | e b e Gele.
gclrheit nid,t, Die iid' beute BON
8 llbr Noroens bis 3 llbr Nadlnit.
taaS lno BON A llbr 9tadm1ittaqs bis
8 llhr 9lbenos bietet. SG,nlltIidle
@ablpldte in allen 9re3inften lper.
Den 3u bieiem Slpede eeoffnet iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
gamerIambnihid)eine.

Sm ftdotifden Bauami ipurD,n &c,
fern bic folsenben 9aufdsins uusse.
iisllt:
ct. 5rancis BON Sol.s Gemeinbs
umbau an Der Norbofsde Der Mabl'
ION unb Wopbburn, $4,000.
Wlilner Wuiieal gompanp, umbau
30. 40 Wsii Se9fie Strabs $4,000
W. :. Wegaifep. slptisinbalbit0dis
ees Wobnbaus, 1912 gur6, $500.
6. M. &abn. llmbdl an 1912 Oil.
bert qps. $1,000.
u. 80. Sapipdrb. 2sft0diges Wobn.
baus an Der Sftfsiis Don glIunb Cir
Gle, $4,000; ferner elm slpeiit0diaes
Gahpertipobnbdus al Der Siiisits
bon glanb Circle $500.
MtBilIiams & Sfulie, llmbdu
go. 927 81 Wleasan gtDe. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

einiss psrbansie 2ampsn i'm Weits unb
ylorbenbe aussenommsn. 9lu9 miifien
ale @culsaur berabse3osen perben.
iobab tein atht in ben Uenitern gu
is9en III.
Ob man einen ansriff f.itens zines
irdnsatlantiiden 3eppeIins ober feis
tens eines feinbliden ariessihiff.s
befiir6tet, IN ni4t betannt.
DGs biirfen teine offenm aampsn
ober Gidier bremen, neil bic WliIis
far unb Warinebeb0rben bies fir mo-
tbis baIten," lautet bic eiroige Unit
mort, bic i'm .5auptquartier auf bic
Grase gu erlansen mar, ipas bic I'm
orbnung 81 bebeuten babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
Hplitii@es.
Sie hentise Iaiienperiammlane oe,
Sngbes 2isa in Der MniifbaGe.
Sente iii Der lette @esiitrirangstaa.

Gle erite @oiienperiamr,Iung I'M.
ter ben sI1lipi3ien Der oSugbes giir.
9er.&igo BON Cincinnati" miro be,ite
Ibeub in Der @auiifhalle ltatt.
finben mn es iinS flu bieieIbe Der
gd,tb. 8fi[dnber 6. &nor, Stadts.
iefretdr inter Brdiibert Goft, Son.
preb&eprGientdnt RtfoIas Song.
iportb itnb Scrr 8ictor Seins, aon.
bibat fin aongreB bonn 5peitcn Ohio
UiItrift. aIs 9iebner gerponnen nor.
ben. slIs goritser pirb Serr SuItus
Ueiifn1onn frrgiren. 9ie Sn1e miro
bon 7 llbr Nberl6s geoffnet fem uno
Dor bem aif 8 1hr angeiesten Begtim
Der @eriartmIilns tptrb eine Muiif.
tapeae Sie auDeienoeu uuterbaIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

Sdmmtlihs Wablbuben iinb bsute
rOn 8 llbr @ormittass Biz 2 llbr
g2ohmittass unb bon 4 llbr Ndfz
tittags Big 8 llbr Mbenbs seoffs
1et unb psr nod nidt reaiftrirt
1T, follte es untsr feinsn umftdnben
aaDerTdumen, bisIe Isste gelegenbeit
Az benussn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
g,eitellt Tannemiller's GteeI
Gut aaiies. SeSes Yiuao ga.
rantirt.

alIs Wpitsli.ssr be- snrif Rom,
milton Tolsn Wm. 8. Gdunbsrs.
prdiibsn. Der JngerfonsRon DriG
60. in pbiIippsburs, q. g., unb aDrs.
fsHor 8. 80 TouHis, 5cn Der 9urs
barb liniDe:litdt n 1usii&t ess
nommtn isin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

fen. Drei MitsIisber feiner Nanis
fd,aft ipurben bonn Dompfer Bill
linas1 ssreitet unb 9ierber sebrddt.
Wldi slaubt, baB bic anberen 5rpolf
BON bem Dampfer ~SdrtpeIl", Der
nad glibtabula unieripess 1T, aiifses
rlpninitn fpnsben. :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
5ugbes ausft9ten bic
beifen.

Tep gprt, q. Dttober. Gbars
les W. 5arnbGm. Der 2eiter Der Ram
pagM Iuur BEG Serrn Sugks, ers
lieb am Grsitas gtbenb cine ertldrs
ung, ber5ltfolse Dem republiianii6en
prdiiSentitafts aanbiOaten 300
electoral Stimmen fider ieisn, tpeis
ttrs 90 isien tpabrf6einIi6 unb So
anbers m6slideripeiie fir Ssrrn
Susbes. Gas seiammte Gleetorals
9otum bat sol Stimmen. Ssrr
5arnbam faet, feline 3iffsrn bsruhlsi
auf gsoba6tuneen in alien 5beilsn
bes aanbes. Inter ben fir Ssrrn
Suebes iitsr,n Staaten 5dblt er aud
gep yort. SbiO. SlIinois unb Sns
tiana nuf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
Usa eimens alrbeiter
@urbe Der grGiioerlt @iIion IN 4itta
burg beIditigt.
Der @sanil miro auf ieinen @eiites
5llltano gepriiit iperoen.

Biitsbnrn 9Sa, 90. Gftober.
Der 9rGiioent Isilion berlcr am 5rci'
tag ip1brcnb cirer sIutomobiIfnbrt ie;.
nen @nt, Der linn pon eirem @ebeini.
poli5iiten ipieber 3ligcitcllt ipuroe.
llnternegs iprang ein slrbeits,
ntanr, Ger eillen Gdd nit @ert3eiig
III Der SanS bate, auf oas Trtttbrett
6es 9liitomcbiIS. ipurbc aber Don e.
mem @ebeinpoIi3iIten binabgeFtoben.
Ter 1,ann ,crfolete Das sutomobiI
Gin sanses StraBenseniert weit. cyc
er pcr Der Yolsei perbaftet puroe.
@r CAB ieinen Wmmen als 5iidNiro
Guaen, elm Waid)iniit, an. gtah einer
llnterird)ung oiirh slerste ,piiroe er
JipcfS 9coboftiita ieines @eiites3a'
Itanoes DER gluitaIt in Wtapbiep iiber.
ipieicd. Cullen iieIte in glbreoe, oa5 er
teabiidtigt babe, Gem Erdiioenten eilt
1eib ju5ilfiigen. Gr iagte, er lei oloS
n;dt 5llfrieoeit nit Ser alisipariigcn
SoIitif Der aominiitrntion mo Jabs
nit Gem Braiioenten reocn ipoIIen.
Gina SIaid,e nit elmer sSliliiigfsit,
meIfe in Sullens Cad gefinben Dur.
ie, eItbielt ipie Die Rolisei feftitelltc,
UleoiJin. Gin @feiier init elmer fiini
3on lansen 9Iinge uno mebrere Mci.
bel iporen ebenfaIls in Den Cad ent.
GaIten. Cullen arbeitete tagsitber in
elner Stabliebrif ,rnb beiudte glbenos
Die Ruhtidahe eines bieiigen tefni.
id,en Snititllts.
g Diff beriboIIen.
Mobile. gIa., 90. Sftober. Sier
bat man ale Soifmtng fir Die Cider.
beit bes Shooners y@olbiielO" oiif.
eeeeben. IericIbe ipar Dor 81 Saaen
bon Weobile na4 Wartiniaue absefabs
ren. gr bate cine 9eidBuns bon n3t
st0pfen on 9oro uno pliroe beiebIist
BON anpitdn slennie eoen bon Dto.
lille.
@erlanetD De Deportirungpon II
tmportirten 9binefen.
SanSraneisco. Col, 90. or.
ioter. 9auI Sdurreuberg, Der Sefre.
tar Der federation OF 9abor BEG Staa.
.es California. ianbte am 6rettag on
ben General. .ginfpn,berungsfonrnrli.
fdr Gaminstti elm Sslesramm, In tpels
dem cr gegen bic ansebIide Sinpprti.
riins bon AZ Gbineien Speds @eman.
nluia bes Gonlpiers ,9ene,uela" Der
gtap Iocific IaiI Gteainibip 60. pro.
eiiirt. rWir erfIdren Die Sirlportirung
iiir cine gerIesutg Ses acntraftorbei-
ters9febes unb perlansen cine llpe
teriuhiing ino Seporttruns Der G6i.
neien", beibt es in bem sele1remm.
Das Sberbunbesseridt beiddftist
lid init einer atnIiden eingabe
Sd,arrenbergs.
5ugbes ausft9ten bic
efen.
Rem yurt, q. Sitober. Ghars
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21
GMiHenadbridJtea.

gsrsen, 19. Ottobsr. ans.toms
men: .ariitianifiorb" BON Rap yorl.
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
Womans Book Club.

Mrs. |. f. Andrews and Mrs.
Dona Baker entertained the ho'
mans Book Club very delightfully."-
Feb, md at the home OF MIS-
Andrews. The usual order OF ouS'-
ness was observed; Roll call iate
inventions. minutes read, fines col
lccted etc.
The program number included
Inventors, Mrs. +. n. Price
Musicians. Mrs. Vance Scott
Vocal Solo, Miss Margie Kedus
accompanied by Mrs. Granger.
Artists Mrs. E. Andrews
| Vocal Solo Miss Margie Redus ac-
companicd by Mrs. Andrews
\ social hour was enjoyed ana
delicious refreshments were serVeu
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
Tom Jones for Surveyor

The TIMES is pleased to annouce
G,r reelection Boone county
present efficient Surveyor, Thos' NJ
ZONES, who has proved during the
n,st wears that he is in every way
the man for the place. 1t is to the
credit of the democracy OF tue
county that it has been able to tur-
nish a capable man for the d'iheuit
duties of this office, as well as one
whose fairness and good character
none can question. All Mr. Jones
will need to promise is that ii elected e
he will serve the people as well III
the futurc as he has in the past.
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
PROCEEDINGS DEFECTIVE
Water Works Bond Issue may be En-
joined by Tax payers.

At the instigation OF MesSrS. !. ].
lohnson, II. ". ReduS, {. L. Scott
nd others. attorneys ]. NJ. Shinn
ud Oscar Hudgins have been inves-
.igating the various proceedings in
onnectiCn with Harrison's Water
works Bond issue.
The attorneys give it as their
opinion that the proceedings are
detective in several ways. They
-hink that the space of nineteen
mouths intervening between the
iling of the petition and action
rhereOn is too long a time, especial
" as action was had and an election
called under act No. IA in the mean
fme, and that there is every indi-
lcation pointing to an abandonment
ot the hrSt proposition.
It's also suggested that the petit
tlon does not represent a majority
N value Of the property of the dis
trict, it only showing about ST., 900
majority and large values being
;mproperly signed by partners, mem
bers of corporations, etc.
The method of assessing benefits
and other features of the transaction
are also criticised in a general way.
No steps have yet been taken to
enioin the bond issue, but there is
much talk of some such movement,
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
SYRUP Of FIG
A CAlD'S
II is cruel TO force
harsh physic
sick chill

Look back at your {
Remember the dose" !
on-castor oil, Gallon
How you hated them, ]
against taking them.
With our children
Mothers who cling to 7
physic simply don't rel,
do. The children's reyt
ed. Their tender littlt
injured by them.
II your child's stou
bowels need cleansing
ciOus California Syru
action is positive, but {
OF mothers keep this
laxative handy; they
love TO take 1t; that 1
clean the liver and bo
en- the stomach and II
given today saves a S,
row.
Ask at the store for
of California Syrup
has full directions for
all ages and for 81
'ch bottle. Adv.
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
What is theE,

What is the date fate; Some
Day. How did it ind hog dan
argue that Feb. ! T. is the cor
while others claiTrc Others who
rect date. Still sat Feb. II is
cling to the beFway, what has
the proper onef weather: Ac-
that to do win when a ground
cord'ng to ,Pdow on the first
hog sees hEenth (accordIng TO
second or hion) the old dutiet
difference fden and remains SIN
returns Ywhile we shovel snow
weeks IND ashes and say al
carry gmean things about TIT
mannlyan. If any man or wo
weatfgive a hrst,class reaso'
manher of the three dates shouI'
WIN the ground hog; or ca'
og'hy light on how the aioreS",'
gHosticator has ANYTHING to d
Y the weather, we will be gIa
5ublish same in some future lssu
I his paper.
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
Farm Lecture

! +. S. White, the well-known farm
lecturer, will make a tour of the NJ,
<, n. A. railroad commencing next
Aek.
vile will speak at Batavia Wednes.
day Feb. 10th; at Capps Saturday;
Green Forest Saturday night and
Harrison Monday at 10 o'clocI,
a. IN.
Prof. White is not only versed in
scientific agriculture but is a pleas
ing speaker, and our farmers always
get something Of value out of hi
lectures.
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05

BY the side Of the highway OF life
The men who press with the ardor
of hope
The men who are faint with strife
And | turn not away from then
smiles and tears
Both, parts of an infinite plan
Let me live in my house by the side
OF the road
And be a friend to man.
| know there are brook gladdeneC
meadows ahead
AndmountainS wearisom height
That the road presses on through
the long afternoon
And stretches away to the night
But still, / rejoice when the traveller;
rejoice
Weep with strangers that moan
Nor live III my house by the side o
Tue TOuU
Like man who dwcllS alone. |
Let me live in my house by the Sf''
of the road
Where the race OF men go bficV
They are good, they are bad t'o"
are weak and Stroy Las
Wise, foolish so am Is ["
Then why should Sit in they soo
seat mer
Or LnTi the cynir'> ban' (side T
Let me liye in my house Y he :
of the road I at
And be a friend to ole,
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05

At Tuesdays meeting Of
Commercial Club an extended {
cusslon was given the Ponca {
road question. and commit
consisting OF Messrs. Davis, Vet
yam and Lopp were appointe
look after the matter.
Mrs, c. l.. Moore Jr. of Csc
Pres: lent of Forrest City Dis
-, W. c. is urging club wor
NJ district to go before the Te
Institute in June and reconme
organization of School Fair
atlons,
p. Dahlman, who has bee
ing in Wisconsin, return ed We,
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
" Weather.

tently changeable, Jan
according to Observer
peen more severe than
for the latitude. For
in several years the
+ went % below zero on
The average tempera ture
CHEST G90 on the 9th and
Glow on the 18th. Total
on 9l2 inches; thunder
the 10Th and 7th; snow
alf an ineh; clear days II,
Prevailing winds south
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
OLD BILL GOT THE BIRDS
Truthful Person Comes 10 the Front
With Story Of Really Remark
able Shooting.

speaking OF good shots" said
Truthful, the best shot ever saw
was Bill Sliyers, who used TO hunt out
here in the early days. Bill learned
the gunmaker's trade when he was
young ard / want to say that he was
some mechanic when IL came 10 that
He invented a gun which he made
himself that beat any OF these here
modern guns for long distance and &C
curscy. He might have made a for
tuIe out Of It II he had put 1t on the
market, but Bill Just naturally didn't
care for money and just made one gun
and quit at that
"One day there was flock Of
pigeons flying across the country. In
those early days there was a terrible
LOT Of wild pigeons There amt any
ore OF them now, but people who are
20 recolect back 40 years remem-
y there were millions and mil
n, This flock was flying so
= weren't visible TO the
N used longdistance
shot with that
amp said they
birds and
4, >ut and
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
,;,... ;,,.. Some Wet Weather

From Friday afternoon
week until Monday mornin.
estimated that approximately
inches of rainfall covered tlS
tion, and much minor damaa
done in and ont of town
water. The creek was not q b!
high as during the September YV'g
but carried much driftwood, Ex
ting the loss of fences and susysg9
improvements. oFses
In town Easements OF W
section were nearly all { business
some instances with cttooded, IN
damage tc stored goods considerable
Grocery Co.. and Lynn The Ozark
camille Co, were amo-N eich Mer'
aged ones in this line e the dam
plants at the Presbyte The heating
O'Nears building, Miriam Church,
rage and the Lyric Thsgrove's ia
under water and out eatre were all
At the Lyric Mond5f business.
lower portion of fy evening the
was Hooded and the auditorium
audience saw the quite large
considerable expapictures across a
The cold spell Tnse of water.
to the trouble a.'uesday put a stop
rapid ing dd things have been
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05

, rtht "RS'odidn't C,,I.d aud
rs, about $500 pe.f '"
W. they are glad tJ
, pay $3.50 per us installing
cir The Red Clfeeto u" eSoeciolly c,,,
a 12-horse bE Eat, eSPe''at,E
N. stern wheey ShailoW' SM',, T,n.
de designed designs XII XIII be-, be used for
staaa Jr the transporta'
toT;ra tCrS,, fhe mincfrom points
ed tion Of the river.
seyerqh ofZinc, closed a deal
IT. ~, Gsbf mining land justnorth
:" ,or 1e sum Of $1,000 last
of 4 sale was made to East
II, rIc. The land could be
K few months ago tor SSoo'
Jpened up on adjoining pro-
w. huring the past few months
Rsed its value. - Baxter Bulletin
III. Schweitzcr is at home again
kr a month spent looking after
: mineral lands near Zinc. lie pre-
,ts great development in that sec
m with the coming OF spring
,st week Elias Barham loadet
80 cars of free silicate there whlcl
i'd at SO per ton, the whole ship
enr bringing over 81, Ooo.
The first electrical installation t
, made in the North Arkansas heI
+ any of the mines, has been con
,eted at Big Hurricane NINE nca
ipdall in Searcy county Inc II
+aIlation consists of a plant whlc
rhts all the ground and building
he Big Hurricane has a 'o'ton MI
nd expects to make a turnout
) tons every 24 hours.
Writing from Yardell, Newt
ountv, this week merchant T.
,hinn says, "the Speer NINE me-
,cre has a face of carbonate 100 le
our and 20 feet high. Both mi
md mill are running night and da
he average output being 7 tons
n 24 hours, one day the product
reached IS tons The main trou
IS getting teams to haul the ore
the railroad.
f Z, Scoheld, OF the ked Clu
mine at Rush, was transactInS b'
ness in town Monday. lie sta
that .heir record run tor this MOI
was IS tons of concentrates IN
hours. They have been closed do
seven days already on account
their inability to secure iuel' oI
they have steady running from Il
ON. the January output VIII DC
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink a glass Of real hot water
before breakfast 10 wash
out poisons.

Life is not merely TO live, but to
live we'll eat well, digest we'll, work
we'll, sleep we'll. look well. What a
glorious condition TO attain. and yet
how very easy it is II one will only
adopt the morning inside bath.
Folks who are acc Nmed TO teel
| dull and heavy when Use, split
ting headache, stuff 4, foul
| tonpue nasty hire 'ch,
can, instead, fee'
by opening the
each morning
whole of the int,
nant matter.
Everyone, whether
well, should, each meFn.
Breakfast, drink a glass OF
water with a teaspoonful Of lime.
phosphate in it to wash from l.
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the
previous days indigestible waste, souI
bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans
ing, sweetening and purifying the en-
ire alimentary tract before putting
{ aore food into the stomach. The ac
Ann Of hot water and limestone phos
see on an empty stomach is wonder
'-~~ out all the
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
-ERTAlNM N ENT
the Benefit OF

thS DSuSilt vi
:e Class.
pgram will be
at the High
ut s o'clock, ad-
d proceeds to go
: needed equip,
site Science class:
Iichell
~ Ohmart
BriSco
'umplcr
Pyschcr
ltherine Shelby
Margie ReduS
Williams
Fellows
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
Attention Farmers

ifyou are interested in better'ng
conditions in your locality call at
the office of the Harrison Times and
secure free copy of the following
Agricultural Bulletins;
We must feed ourselves
Uumus the Life of the Soil
Store your sweet potatoes
Hog Cholera can he avoided
Dip the Tick
These Booklets are being diStr,but-
ed free of charge by the M. q ~ A.
K. K. Company aud you will be the
loser if YOU do not call for a set OF
them. On account of there being q
limited supply, the rule oi "f'rs'
come first served viii he followed
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
hllh ages ana lot s
'Ch bottle. Adv.

~ NIIIN'
- gcologist -Lo.yoman's
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05

Tnp annual inspection of the Ark
ansas National Guards began TINS
week. Every company IN the s'a'e
will be inspected,
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05

has, Routh,has a new Ford
{
The Harrison times., 1916-02-05
Woodland Heights School,

The Women of the Noodiauu
Ue;ohts School Improvement Asso-
ciat,on have iastigated a box
sumner at the Woodland Heignts
school house for Saturday n'ehe
February 10 The returns from tne
supper are to 90 to the associa''on
for improvements i'll school conu'
t;ons at that place. Everybody
invited to come and bring box or
huv one No box is to sell tor more
tha, one dollar. Music will be lur'
nished bv the Harrison Military
pand COMMITTEE.
D. \. Eolf, former sherIli oil TINS
county is now sheriff of hughes
county. Oklahoma, the county site
of which is at Holdenville, lie is
said TO be making his usual good
record.
(, The Variety Store stock was
sold Wednesday by Receiver W.
Myers to {. l., Jones.