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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04

men, uhD BADEN aud ben ueutu Yflihten,
bic ihnen ais Nrbsitgeber triuuhfsn, mir
linbllanaItA nnb gr5uuHaenermubm
Rttnung getrdgsH. 60 bdbtn He bds
lbrige ba5u gstan, AiifgdbeH NIB Gunts
tioner, bic ii friibtren Soften BEN Sim
Rllm CUR guit fisler, dnf bic @tnsius
l6aft per 8~oItsgIieoer, b. g. duf ben
9tddt ~db5uiuGl3en unb bic BtripaItung
beg lebtsrtn Oamit ipeisntIih 8u tomplis
5isrm.
Sn dbnlinrr Deile Fat bic f9opfstiIde
Snbnfrie in bic BeSie6unaen Der 0rou
5u @eIeafhaft unb Gamilie ~einasariffsn.
Ginntal, inbsm ie 8errihtungsn, bic III
lprilnglih bic lrtieenTtt 3omdne bes
3~ansbalteS ilno Der Wuttcrpfliht bIloss
ten: 9eauffi6tigung, 9etleionna, 8etCs
ftiplng 8ele9ruug Der ainber, ttilpeife
Ielbit iibernabm, teiIipeiie Staat unO Sc
meinbe aufbirbett. MnbererIeits, inoem
lie infol9e uu5uldnqli6er GRtlobnln9 ber
Mdnuesdrbeit unb 4bbGngigmaduna
gan8er 8erufsfdinten bon 9dpitdl un6
Maf9iue bic MDeIihteit ber G9eI6liss
bung anb Der JumiIiengrunbung untsrs
bdilo unb bdmit bic Grdu apf neue unb
Inlidere 8abuen Der GriperbstdiiQteit unb
9ebtnsfiibrung peripies 60 III Bic Jrau
Dem 3raug Der @sr6dltniFe Il, nidt ben
illneren SriebeH foIgenb aus osr &C.
fdhrtin bes Mdnnes gu ieintr Wlitbefpers
BERN I'm %aebsnstanpf gelpOrSsn, anb fat
0dtnit aud bic altbergebrddten ge3ie6auz
gen bsr @einlsnter ber Mbbdnaisteit
pom Mdnn unb Der 9eilung Der bsibsrs
Observation-Disclosures unb Re6te
lpenl aud nift anseltpBm 10 bod
tiefgreifeno berdnbert.
Die aonflittt 3ipiIfsn arbeit INN SEA-
pital, atuiihsn Demotratis unb Npuars
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04

Is gi6t cine gauge 4f3d1l bon tednis
fden 8orriAtungen i'm 5ouIe, bic maj
obne 3ubilfennbme zines beTpnberen Sad
mannes iehr fetft ftlbft ausfibren fam.
so unO ID off tritt j. q, Der SAT- Elm,
bdB bic elettrif9s aIingel nidt mebr
ldutet. IS 1T bur6aus niht nGtig, banr
erit einsn Gleftrots1uiter fomnen at
lafer, bsan in ber aegef Iiest bic Irfafe
BARN, bdB bic 8dtterie nusgettpdnef 1T.
W2dn ft6e fi6 aIfo 3unGAft einmaI bieie
an. Gnthalt bias peite @Ias. in benz ii6
aohle. 3int nnh Sdlnidt (ni6t gu Ders
tpedfeln nit GalmidtetiitD btfinoar, nur
nod sttpa sur 6dlftt 8aHer, 10 geniigt
e boQtomnner, tpenn man pben IN feline
ipeite 9sffnung 10 bie[ Maier bineirs
gieBt, bis "a etpas inter ben Ranb geFiillt
TT. Damn pirb bic 8otterie pieber
lduten. Ri6t INNER dber lperoen bic
RIinsslleitunsen nit Oieier Dirt BON Bat
terien bettteben, bic man 10 eiht fel6it
uuffiiaen fam. Gebr bGufig perben fir
ie aud ~Iogenannte g2rodenetemente4
pertpenoet, b. T.. Glemente, bic feines
4uffiiaens bebiirFep. 8iefe Srpdtneles
mente mlten 1ebr Iailae s3eit bpr.
erfdopfm iih aber idlieBlid bod tinmdI.
sic iino lsidt baran gu e%rfennen, baB iie
a%lleitig seidlohen unb oben nit elmer
Qipbaltididt iiberesTen iiHb. Qdutet cine
foId)e init Erodsnelementen berIebene
2eitung niht meht, 10 lit es mbebingt
notig,, bic dlteu Glemente adjudication
nno ie gtgen leue dus8utauide Mud
biersu lit eiR beluu6sttr 6ahmarm uiht
notie. Seoes Gltmtnt bat oben sipei
S9rauben, an benen bic 2eitungsbrdbte
btfeItist fub. GDlan6mdl feblt Bic cine
Sdrnlbt, Der 9~eitunssbrdbt 1T bdnn
an Der ri6tieen SitIle aleih angeiebt.1
man lpdstt bieFe Gdraabeu, porailF fid
bic 8dtttrie leid)t bon Der Geituns dbuebs
men ldbt. Damn iduFt mar f%6eniopiele
Srpdtntkmeuie ppn Der gleihen @roBe
ipie man bcrdu8genommen bat unb pers
biFtbet it NIT ben bla;teu @nben Der
9eituagsOrdbte, bic man etnfda bcrims
legt unb ItIfhraubt. IS mIfIen abtr aud
nod bic Gltmente inter lid berbunben
trerben. mas Iebr sinfa6 lit. Stoes bat
5psi Der chen ~erndbnten MeIiingz
lhrauben. BON neneH bic cine nit ~ bic
.anbere nit bf3tidnet If. Mdr niub
nun Oardaf feben, bab man INNER cine
plusfhraube NIT elmer WlinusT6rdube
perbinbst. an bic beipsn iibrisbIeibeuben
all ben Gnber Der 9otterie befiublihen
Shrailbta tommen baum bic Qtiiunes
brabte. Diit miiim ba, 100 iir bic
ShraubtH btriibreu, bpIIfommeR blant
iei1. Sahsa Iis 3. 8. @riinfpan aasefebt,
10 muB man ie burber abldmirgeIn.
Sebr Oft 1T elm oerartigss Aniebm Don
9riinipdn odrdn ldulb. boB bic 2eituus
uint msbt ldutet. Damn eeniiet eleinfdns
bloBes abfamireeln. 6odit tinfah ees
itattet f9 audf Bic @erleeunq elmer
aliuaeIleitimg. Man brinat bic aIiHael
oa an, no man le bdbca mil NIB ner
biubct Ft hurh be 9eiiuuasbrGbit nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04

hie, 5tpiiden STRIDE lno Stat, fino bon
ipeittrdgenber 8sbtutuus Fiir bic menl9s
lide @eienidaft. aber d iiHo teinc 2es
beugfrdgen. Sic atftehen uno perosben
In itstem Mehiel ohne 9ssintradtigand
Der 9~aturgeieBt. 4ber Der Ranpf ber
5rau nm i6re Stslung i'm Stdat lit BIZ
tai. b. i. er berii6rt bic @~runelaqen Der
Notwithstanding 8elingt Is ibr.
ooer mito Iie outb ibre ltmpeIt geStptns
gen, bic BFIiGten db3uidiittelH. bic Nas
tir ufo Gitte ibr 3llgenieIen, 10 miiHen
6otnilie INTO Staat, ID bic gdrJf Wenids
belt borunter leiben. Der ia%hrbunbertes
LANCE Aampf um zinc Qualification, Die Iid)
auf Greibett i'm 3dbmen u~nerlGBliher
@tieBe %griinoet, 1T bgrgcbers geiGmpft.
ales ipas ms als WlenEdRH bebr unb
teaer qsD0rbtn. bio 2iebe 3ur MAutter;
mas biz epelitM 3rirbtrdftc in aps lpadl
rift. bic 0iebe gum @atten; mas urs
fd6iilos unp uhittrbiid mahi: bic Qiebe
sum 8tlo; alts mas inns iiber oos ers
bdrmlihe Riuedu ots @igennubts un6
btr @euubfuht ~hiRatlsbebt uno WGrme,
@iirbe, Weifbeit IN ben bariea Qebens
tampf btneintrdat. pirb ssrtriimmtrt,
penn 6as Mei6 slm Maune unb Der
damn 2um Weibe pirb.
Se mebr bic llaietitiebe Der @sIdlsfs
ter Fhh beripiiden bsito mtbr perfdGrfen
I'D lire 8sasnidbe, unb beIio f6ipddRt
tpiro Der Srieb fA 3a p~sreinen uno sa
ersdnSsH Gnturtuua, g,rfua. 8sb6Ite-
runasabnabms afto lleberipudgrnna Der
einaebOreitn Our6 fremoe RaIen III bas
nltiitli1s @nbe elmer Nation. bsrgn
6raaeH ihrt Meiblihttit ptrlorfu hdbeu.
IS piirbe al melt fibren. pplte man
perluhn i'm Rahmth elmer inogpsn Ear
iituaug ale grobltms i'll trSrtcrB. mtldc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
Sci iteberretda na nher ltcberienbnHg
eiucs Epernalnies.

3ipei Qugen Daft BIZ, tlar unh ben,
Die feben gut uub Ieben ihneu
Geb'n iebss Stdubfen in Der Gden,
Geb'n ieoea RiB utlb ieben 5ledtu.
sic febn init frobetl, pdrmem SdeiR
Sn arlbsr Mug unb 0er3 binein.
Dpd sibt Is gar mandes. bn muBt Il
seiteb'm
Wus nu germ nod Gin biBttn beiier
mOht'F lehR:
SIN 5heatsr bic Mimeu; bic guhttn unS
Yferoe
SIN Wtitpreit Der ardfts 5u Wafer unh
Grbt,
Dor alien bic mu' ten YiIetea mn Sieqer
Sn hoher Guit: 3fpptlint mb Gtieacrl
sir all eieie 6dlle unb eilide mtbF.
Dabeim uap auf Heiien, bic Areug NIB
bic Guer,
MGr' Grtunb Dir unb 9ituer bies
Opernglas germ,
90 5dl6ert biz nabs, mas bod unp mas
fern,
GO 1T slberlal ia, fIiat, ihwtiqium mn
trtli,
limb broudH ou q. bent dih mai ueinsr
nobei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04

bic emancipation Der Drdn tntipeber bi.
rett ODER iHbirtit i'm @efOlet bot. Mdi
in ben nadirbenbsn 4~uSfdbrunaen
bduptla9i4 nntsrIudt fperbsH IoIL, III Biz
B%ebnuptung ober BORDERING uuf uns
tlareB 8orteIlungsn fubshb =, baB poll,
tiife Glei1beit gum Wefen fDobrer De-
motrdtit no%tipsnbig it,. Wit Der ablebs
rtns urb gnttrdftung bisIer erften 2gora
berilng, bic ia bic @rlinbldae ber 9eipes
gang fiir bus Drauenftimnre6t biIbtt,
fdut aud bic psitere, bumit pt~rbunbere.
ndmIi6 bic Iorosrung Der gleidfeluna
mad benz @rnnbfab gReine geTteuerunq
ohne 8ertretung", cine B%or6erung, BE
d9ali4 iuis bic srilt ouf elmer miBperiau.
benrn auffaFuns bes gsgriTFs Der Be-
Iteuerung berubt. Gnblt6 ioa ndfoes
tDieien iDtrben, bdb bus Streben ber
Groa na1 nirti9aftlidet uHabbdnaias
felt - lofpeit IL nidt buta ben 3iuaao
Der 8erh1Itnife hhingt 1T - BEN 1fs
fentIiden SntereHe SutpiberlduFt anb bic
Grtmutnis Der biologifhsn urb si9il6en
Be8isbungen Der Jrau sum I~u5ialtn a6rs
per, BUR Snbuitrit uno SUR Regierung
nidt beriidfidtigt.
8dhi muB ols ertinblsgtnp I'M aagt
beboIttn tperben, DaB bic bibtn fpefents
Iiden Gunttionen Der Regirung 3pang
ullD 8sIieuerung finb. Gbne 9eftelerunq
1T tein H%egterungsatt mogli9, o6ne Ges
febes8pang feline Regierung. 9ieTe granos
legenbeu 5unttionen fperben abtr bon ben
5eminiftsn meiIt iiberIeben obsr mibpers
i~tanOen, hlbsnl ie bic Sdtigfeit Der Io3ias
len gemeinIhaft, alto oes Stdates, init
benen Der Regieruug perlpedIeln, bic nlr
bas Organ nber @ertSeug Des Stdates lit.
9esbdlb lit IS aufgdbe Der 9ii~raerlunoe,
bas Bolt iber bic Natur BET Regieruna
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
granen.

sDrei Gngel In Ilhtem Sinmeisaenano
Die luilrbeii beral1 Snr WseHfdAbeit gelaa0f;
sic lgIten iieihig fnrfhea duf gr6en
3esbaIb Fpoiel Srdleit peraofen tuet0eft.
SIS bate Der erite sar btcf 6u tun =
9iidt eiue SefufToe oitrIte CT rib'ft,
8eHn INNER CAB es Irlteil si 5dbleH,
80 WfeaI6en ii9 lno aioere uidei.
IS sdbIie ber aipette gngei nit 6leis
3ia GrauetfrlfieH, bic raHieu TO- bei6s:
llfo eb' ihu meiterfrHaeit Die Ghtuiagelb
@elnta's ibnts ben aer5en Sroit sd b~riilgea.
Bon 9iete. bic eiuige gliiten ireibt,
Die iiher bus @rnb nod belte6en 6lei6i
Dardbrd1g bic GrauerfioeH 9Idubia Soften,
9es 5enfeitS 4forte iaben ie often.
Ser brittle gtaeI bat large geiu6t
1lto MIR bic Trdnen De5 Meitleios gebad,f;
Goodntt, bds Sdupt in glHoadDt eeteiget.
3at e. benz 9errn bic etfte ae6eiget.
Ser iptea. no IsitIeio Mueen mabf teu6t.
pa tunrne ebttliner 1lriprare he5eugt =
limb MfiiIeio miro ben MeuiHen chit bringct
gseit @cferes dIs bic @aifen e%rringen.
gafla g8aeAter
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23

-Harrison's school boys and school
girls abroad-at Fayetteville, Searcy,
Conway and other colleges-are all
expected home today on their Christ
mas vacations. For some reason the
soldier boys with our company on the
Mexican border will not be granted
furloughs, However, they report health
conditions better and are hoping for
their final release soon.
Sergeant Ben Tye came in from
Deming, New Mexico, Monday with the
body Of Coy Tedford, who died last
week from a complication of measles
and pneumonia. Tedford was buried
at his old home near Elmwood.
Robert e. Wait, Of Little Rock,
secretary Of the Arkansas Bankers
Association, is arranging to meet the
bankers Of Harrison some time next
month when q local auxiliary Of the
Thrift Movement will be organized.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23
D 900 300 o ooOO 20,
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
o Mrs. Louie ]. Matthews, Editor. o
10000 5000 0
A Christmas Wish.

A Christmas Wish.
To each OF you, my readers, who
have been patient with my errors and
very generous with eyerready praise
for my accomplishments, send
"The same old fashioned greeting
But its gladness and good cheer
Seem to grow with each repeating,
So I'll just repeat it here
A happy Christmas TO you!"
Xxx
Society in any formal gatherings has
been laid aside in preparation for the
holiday season; when the children
away at school come flocking home;
when loved ones from afar are to
share the Christmas pleasures; when
plans are made to "go home" to spend
the season, such unimpOrtant things
as club meetings and parties are for
gotten.
The churches are preparing to have
open house for their members and
friends and more ambitious programs
have been planned than ever before,
Each Harrison family has their own
way of helping the less fortunate to
find joy in the Christ child season.
The most important affair for next
week is the
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23

-Ine CHRISTMAS star mas 1lVe
points: Love to God, love to Man,
thoughtfulness, self-denial and joy.
We want your produce, Nicholson
& Sons.
You will find practical gifts at
Walters D. G. Co.
"A few special bargains in mems
suits at Nicholson & Sons.
Good coal oil at 10 cents per gal.
lon at Nicholson's Grocery
We know we can save you money.
Let us prove it. Nicholson & Sons.
CUT GLASS FOR XMAS, 1Oc to
s12 at ROCHIER'S, East Side Square.
For bulbs, cut flowers and floral
designs phone 227, Mrs. Arch Harris
Modern five-room house with wat
er and bath, to rent. See R. w. Milum.
WATCH BRACELETS Very best
makes, $5 to $40 at ROCHIER'S, East
Side of Square.
Will pay 81 per hundred for rage
delivered. Also will buy metals, rub
ber etc. o. w. Campbell.
FRENCH IVORY MANICURE and
Toilet Articles, 15c up at ROCHIER'S,
East Side of Square.
-s100,O00 to loan on improved farm
land within ten miles of railroad sta.
ton. Garvin & Fitton.
Come in and look at Darby 4
Parker's big line of Victrolas and
Grafonolas. Open at night.
-Nicholson's Grocery have plenty
of clerks to give prompt service to all
through the busy holiday season.
DIAMOND LAvALLIEREs.- Genu-
inc cut diamonds, solid gold, 1915 to,
$35 at ROCHIER'S, East Side Square
DR. ]. T. Reynolds, formerly of
Harrison, died Thursday of acute indi-
gestion, at his home at Eureka
Springs.
RINGS OF SOLID GOLD from soc
up to $45 at ROCHIER'S, East Side
Of Square.
-Harrison's Business College closed
for the holidays Tuesday to reopen
January End and many of the students
have gone to their homes elsewhere.
-! e. P. Seaman of Fort Smith, was
in town Tuesday en- route to Yellville
where, as district manager for the
Southwestern Telephone Company, he
will take over the Yellville exchange
recently purchased.
If you are planning a VictrOla or
GTdlolOld III CHlloCAldo oulpIlSe
for your family, it would be very wise
to make your selection now when we
have a complete line for you to choose
from Open at night. Darby and
Parker
STERLING SILVER TABLEWARE,
S175 to $25 at ROCHIER'S, East Side
Square.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23

The above statement is correct to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
l.. B. BELL, President.
Increase in Deposits since last state
ment, Sept. ~, s6O,S3o.94
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23
Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.
-Chancery court Thursday.
"A. NJ Thompson is on a holiday
visit to his old home at Indianapolis,
Indiana.
Mrs. Walter Snapp has for her
guest Mr.. Snaps mother, from Neo'
shO, Mo.
-Harrisons public schools closed
for the year Thursday. They will open
Tuesday, January 2.
A District Sunday School COCven.
tion will be held at Valley Springs on
Sunday, December 81.
Mrs. Mollie McCurry Gamlin, OF
Washington, has been the guest OF
Mrs. Charles NJ. Routh.
Mrs. Sam Paul is visiting in
Springfield, Mo- Mr. Paul will join
her to spend the holidays.
Bert Taylor, ex-city marshall, is
in from Kansas looking after the re,
cent burning of his home here.
Lee Martin, who is to travel this
territory for the Boone County Hard
ware Company, has moved from ROg.
ers to Harrison.
Insurance Agent Horace POynor
came down from his new home at
Green Forest this week to spend the
holidays.
Will Salmons, of Eureka Springs
is here putting new life into Harri
sons branch Of the Knights and La
dies of Security.
Get your coal oil from John w
Taylor's Yellow Oil Wagon. He is in
business for himself now and will ap,
preciate your trade.
Marvin Hathcoat will take charge
as cashier at the Farmers Bank on
the 1st, and looks the part already.
"A new girl at the home of A. E
Musgrove on Monday last.
Burton Bunch was in town long
enough the first Of the week to an.
nounce that his Hot Springs news
bureau had been permanently closed
He will spend the holidays at Lead
Hill.
Hon. Ben E. McFerrin, of New.
ton county, was in town the first of
the week on his return from Little
Rock. He will return to the capital
the first of the year and enter the
race for the speakership.
The North Arkansas School Con.
test Association will hold a meeting
Of representatives from the three coun.
ties of Boone, Newton and Carroll on
Wednesday, January 3, at Harrison,
to arrange for the 1917 meet
"A thousand more feet Of 2 IL inch
hose has been added to Harrison s
fire fighting facilities this week, and
the big auto truck recently contracted
for by the city council is expected to
arrive some time next month.
The Woman's Book Club will meet
on January at the residence of Mrs.
John P. Davis. Roll call will be ans
wered by, What Santa Claus Did for
Me-" The balance of the program
will be from the year book, date of
December 20.
AT an impressive service at Trim
ity Cathedral in Little Rock last Sun
day, Rev. Charles Dwight Belden,
minister Of the Harrison and Eureka
Episcopal churches, was ordained into
the Episcopal priesthood together
with a class Of five other deacons.
Miss Lulu Lee Flournoy is in Har.
rison introducing "The Book Of Knowl-
edge and can be found at the resi-
dence of Mrs. jamie House. Miss
Flournoy was formerly teacher Of
Carrollton, Mo-, and the president Of
that school, l.. c. Clark, says: 1--WE
have never had in our school teacher
that would compare with Miss Flour
noy as to results.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23

Beautiful fancy silk hosiery for
men and women. The seasons new.
est are to be found at Walters d. O..
Company.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, y. S.
Land Office at Harrison, Arkansas,
December Goth, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Onimus
A, Light, Of Venus, Arkansas, who, on
July IS, 1913, made Homestead Entry
No. O11261, for w l.2 Sc Ia, Section
81, Township Is North, Range "a West
Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed no
tice Of intention to make three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver United States Land OF.
flee at Harrison, Arkansas, on the lst
day Of February 1917.
The claimant names as witnesses
Sam Russell, Of George, Ark; William
Maggard, Of George, Ark; Sidney G.
Johnson, Of Boston, Ark, and Willard
Carpenter, Of Wharton, Ark,
BRICE B. HUDGINS, Register.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23
To Our Friends and Customers

On January |, 1917 books will be closed and
from that date we will sell for CASH ONLY.
We have been in the grocery business iii Harrison
for four years. enjoyed nice trade but our eX
perience in that time has convinced that operating
credit system is an injustice to you well ourselves
The most conservative credit man will occasionally
lose an account through misplaced confidence and the bur-
den of losses sustained in this manner eventually rest
upon the honest customers We think by selling strictly
for CASH we can make better prices and still maintain our
quality of goods.
We wish to thank you for the nice patronage you
have given u.s. and you will do best to please
Won under our new system of STRICTLY CASH
Coffman Towers Gro. Go.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23
Wedding Party.

Miss Margie Redus, whose wedding
to Mr.. Benjamin Herbert Kay will
take place next Tuesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock at the NJ. E. Church,
South, has asked the following people
to be her attendants. Mrs. James L..
Reed will be matron of honor, Miss
Mary Redus, maid of honor, Misses
Maude Watkins, Leckie and Eileen
Brisr0e. .5maids, Mr.. Frank heuuN
best man, Messrs. Crump Kirby, Leslie
Jackson, Lawrence Groves, ushers.
Miss Willard Worthington will play
the wedding march and also will ac-
company Mrs. George ]. Crump, Jr.,
who will sing
Mr.. Kay will arrive Sunday as will
also Mr.. and Mrs. Dillen Underhill,
Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth Under
hill, from Mountain Home, all of whom
will be guests of the H. w. Redus
family at their home Trails End"
Xxx
Twentieth Century Club to Meet.
Mrs. John D. Tyson will be hostess
next Thursday afternoon to the mem
bers of the Twentieth Century Club
Xxx
Crump and DENLY Garvin arrived
yesterday from Hendrix College to
spend the holidays with home folks.
O.
Misses Lucille Tyson and Edith
Keener also came in yesterday fl m
Fayetteville.
Crump Kirby is expected from ST..
Louis to hpend the holidays.
o
Mrs. Richard CrUwdus left Tuesday
for Neosho, where at the home Of her
mother, she will meet her son, Rich
ard, who has been in school at Mus
kogee Obla., and together, joined by
Mr.. Crowdus on Sunday they will
spend the holidays there.
O.
Mrs. RollO Granger, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. John 3. Elliot, left
Tuesday afternoon for Olmulgee, Ok
lahoma, to spend the holidays with
relatives.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23
A SEASONABLE ARTICLE,

Nothing much to speak of in the
way Of Christmas Goods at Coffman
& Kirby's, but just the thing you are
liable to need any minute
KiR5YS COLD TABLETS.
Try them for your next cold and save
a doctors bill.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23
The HARRISON TIMES.
si.oo PER YEAR.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1916.
M. & N. A. TIME TABLE.
North Bound.

North Bound.
No. leaves 6:20 a. m. for Selig-
man, Joplin, Fayetteville, Fort Smith,
Springfield, Mo, and St. Louis.
No. 2 leaves sos p. m. for Joplin.
Connection for Springfield, Mo, St.
Louis, Mo, Tulsa, Okla, Oklahoma
City, Okla, and Kansas City, Mo.
South Bound.
No, arrives from Joplin 1850 p. m.
No. l leaves 1:45 p. M, all points
south, Little Rock, Ark, Hoxie, Ark,
Memphis, Tenn.
w. T. HARRINGTON, Agent.
Try one of those double loaves
at McReynold's Bakery.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23

FOUNTAIN PENS, 81 to $3.50. Wat.
ermans Ideal, $3.50 up, at ROCHIER'S
East Side Of Square.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23
600 5000 5000 900
o LOCAL AND PERSONAL. O
5000 5000

II only myself could talk TO myself
As | knew him a year ago,
could tell him lot
That would save him a lot
OF things he ought to know.
-Kipling.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-23

Mrs. Rollo Granger, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. John B. Elliot, left
Tuesday afternoon for Okmulgee, Ok
lahoma, to spend the holidays with
relatives.
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