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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18TH ST, 4o-t2 ", mtg s740, o0o-Muts,
and Hanover Mort Co to Mutual LIFE
TAD ST. iIt.lls w-Ie,ropoli,sn Trust CO
a pards to Sterling Realty Co; Sterling
Realty Co TO Empire City Saw Bank AL
" isSth s., and Sterling Realty Co TO
Ehss A Dards, las Summit ay Noun.
Vernon. Y. address SO Cedar st; total
s.TH ST. !, W: SSH st; ii wJ 1sse; oC e
breed, 4 G II. az Liberty st.
1915 ST a2o E-Mary 4 carl,il. ana rtiS Zoo
"Trs. &o, to NJ Carlisle, ~ W 18Th AZ;
r6 s,y: Reyes 4 TODD. ls5 svay $40. 900
bold Court Realty Co TO Abel King, las
T. Ssh e, and sno; atty. Fredk Lese
NoRFoLK ST, s5--pividsnodd' Realty cotp oo
rres,aeai 81: Bklyn: s,tys, Levy, o )
Sd ST 10 "Gn'. e st wao.i.r ,,s,l,S
Holinshe.d. trustee. to Sarah J Hollins-
he'd s.sd' "a RS.a Henry e, Bklyn Trustee
isisr ST, IL W. mtr nov ,s,oooIJs.. T
5rayoill trustee William We'll. 10
attys. McCoe Hsgerty. no Rway. ii
9TH H. AK Az - s.. 76,S Jan st. mts now
sch%seoscH, ' liz lafayette SSs to 81, Mnrs
9th ST, i57-lbs ". mtg $50. oOo-Fanrie
II Mack to l. II b Holding Co, ss7 Mad
lson ay; atty, MittleTan, sT Madi-
I'd Az, SOS. mtg si2ooo-Canstsnce Hail
TO Fmigrant Indust Saw Bank; atty. "
Mcclure. 81 Chambers ST.. SO 900
Bronx.
GRAND Az, = g, 100 ". 1874 st. .oxloo
Harriet 4 peyos aud ano TO Bronx
Savings Bank. 42s fremont av; ATTN,
Lawyers Co. $50 Bway;
a2sp ST. sss.ss5 E-Arthurr 'AA Austin 20
Esther A Hadden. Madison, n ]; atty,
w II + Barrett Msdi.on' ~, .s.n.. ii
l,loxl3s--Isaao Leader TO Ruie Lehman
ssS Kelly st; atty. Rule Lehman. sS5
losTH ST. 81 E.Theoc, K.ufier 10 siG !.
Gibney, Highland Falls. n Y; atty, L
Gihney. Highland Falls, N -. .sss5G
WILLIS Az. lts-Saml Schweizer TO Han
nah Goldstein, 100 " lslst At, as par
s,ty, Goldstein, 7!o " lslst st....,i
ARLINGTON Ay. es. IFS 227th at, 1871
1-R Caselis to Jos Babmo atty. 3
Comfort, l26 Bwey IS, 900
i39D ST. 100 E-Chak A Furthman and
ano, exrs. to Louis Recommendation. Iss
V lNh st; atty c A Furthman, 50 av
and l+sth st .........,.......... $4,000
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney.
Downtown.
MORTGAGES.

SUFFOLK ST. IS, W a, c5,75 ~ p.s
ll-Gertrude Seligman TO I.agyers Me-
60. % Liberty st, due ana int as per
SUFFOLK ST. 81, .;37i;' Sligo; go
ll-Gertrude Seligman to Lawyers Mir
Co. 90 Liberty st. due and int as ne,
bond; atty, TITLE Guar & 7 Co, i7s
way '''''. ..'........sl4 800
iSr 81. ~ e, 5, SA4 "a av, ?tsx
sotxSssx67s p m, Feb lo--Nathan!ei
W keane to Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty
81. due ana int as per bond atty TitIe
Guar & T Co. l7s Bway ......'.''ils 900
80 Az. So. 4osl II W Av II. 2ssxlO5s,
Samuel Wei. 223 IenoS ay et al I'm ~, 10
S Mag.r. W. y IA Part p. insi" gs RsrDsTd
yrs, SD c; attys' We'll NJ, Beck
HUDSON ST. SIS. W :. "a. /. block I seot
~. lsis-Theo schoitI to Jas Han
non. 3s6 W lith ST. yrs. D c. mr.
mtg $4,000; atty Peter p sherry Ii
9Th av .................. a n0n
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Yesterdays Fires

A NJ. Loss
2,55--t:5 West End av: Borehardt
Corporation .................Sl Slight
4-oS-Foot Of Willis av.; y. I. "
II. r. n. yard; freight cav Slight
4.3o--i6 F. LIST st; unknown. No damage
6.l?-l5s f. 2ith st. Reich Garage
co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Unknown
5;S5--l22 9th av.: John Foley slight
Sio-26s 10th av.; unknown. .SliEht
S;l0-51 T.. 59th r., Florence Brsn-
sls-sc5 f, ism st; s. Lewis, ..sisht
1885 w. SD st: Cadillac Auto
lilo-tss E. l44th Ct; unknown t,nk SsEh,
PM
l.oo-.sne Beck st; Beck Realty
Co. ~ ....... ......... Unknown
lc6-lcS +. SSth ST: George Elliot. None
l;3o-l5j Ave h Anna Eireck. 49,. slight
$50 Front OF lis Morton St; I.
$. mail truck ..,.,.. Tnknov n
2;sc-7o7 Il. ls'th ST. John
E3o--30; +. ioo'h st: unknown .Trti.nr
$50 S3e Az. 4; Patrick oHanlon rrifinE
bl5--l;oth ~. and Third nv. auto
mobile. Marcus Gender TriNinx
b:2o-6A and u woosteT ct; Uni
yorsal Meta! Co............ TriAlrx
e7S-s5 Mansn s.. Lyman Gold
hardt ................... J'nkrour
1'o--Soc ". l76th 81, Andrew ~ ="
Rnseneck .-................. TrlfID1
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET-Jen-
ME Levy OF Westport. Conn, sold 3ea
and Ss1 West Thirty-ninth street one
four and one Ave story building, on
plot 50xes.9. to an operator
WEST NINFTY-SIxTH STREET-O.
o. Manss sold for tho $3.50 Manhattan
Avenue Company to the Ararat Realty
Corporation, ~ West Ninety sixth
street, a five story dwelling. on lot
lsxloOs The house was recently al.
tered into small suites
EAST 12sTH STREET Hudson p.
Rose Company bought the dwelling
s24 East lesth street, from Antirt W T
McKegney
WEST SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET.
d. II. Tropauer sold for Charles Seid
Ter los West Seventy-eighth street. a
four story dwelling, 25xlO0, to an in
vestoi'. who Intends to alter into suites
Tho property was held at $4,000.
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.
BAILEY AVENUES. Rosen sold for
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. s:5S 4 NJ sun sets .,....S:sP,
HIGH Mon Wafer az T Fiji BAY y
Sandy Hook. g 80 AM Gov. Island. sli A,
Low Ven w Gs1Ssit' THIs IN Nv
Sandy Hook. .l2:ol AM Gov. Island. IL ~ A,
Hell Gate"...2:is AM
g. ARRlvAIs-TUEsDAY FEB. Ii.
So Leyiathan, Brest, Jan. 9.
IS Carmania, Liverpool. Feb. 1.
6, Duca desii Abrunli. Gibraltar. Jan. 81.
s. :: II GRANT. B1 Ssta. Jan. e;
IS Idaho, Genoa. Jan. 10.
IS Elisabeth ysn Beisre, Barry, Jan. n
ga BALTIC. Christianio, Jan. ~.
~ Rerrensfjord, CHRISTIANS, Feb. j,
ss Dido, Cardiff. Jan. 2s.
So Gen: II. r. Hodges, Nantes. Jan. II.
s. fauistoro, Roueh, Jan. -.
~ William O'Brien, Liverpool, Jan u
So West Indian. Queenstown. Jan. a.
81 Passdens. Bordeaux, Jan. q.
So BALTIC. Bergen. Jan. Is.
S. Lake Licking. Cardenas, Feb. /.
Motor Schooner Dragon. Hsvsns. Jan. -
So Lsmpssas. Galveston. Feb. 4
SIS Liberty. Boston, Feb. 10.
IS Black Rock. Norfolk. Feb. 10
Sc City of 81. Louis. Savannah. Fob. 4
SIS Princess Anne. Norfolk. Feb. 10
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Caserta, at Genoa.
SIS Pendrecht. at Rotterdam
SIS J.. p. Holmblad, at CopenheRen
IS Terschellins. at Rotterdam.
ss Wachusett. al St. Nazadre
Sr Alden. at 81. Nazaire
IS Linsan. at Havre.
Sc Korsfjord. at Gibraltar
Sc West Eldara. Al Gibraltar
Sc Taaralite. at Aarhuus.
IS Moccasin, at St. EaLajrs
SIS Feltore, at 81. Nszaire.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
So vollrath Thum, from Shields.
Us Sagadahoo. from Bordeaux.
IS Royal George, from Liverpool
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oTHER SALES IN THE aRoNx

BAILEY AVENUES. Rosen .o,d .o-
Louis Kleban the northeast corna- y,
Bailey avenue ana lsl.t street A..
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Connecting mails close a. q p o 49,
City Hall station at SO ?. NJ ds!!T
Philippine Islands ,vIs VancoGv.- arf
yictor.a Feb. 20. IS. Empress o. A.a
Philippine Islands (via San Francsco F'e
II, S.. Nsnkng.
FiN Islands New Zealand and Av,'-,"'
(via san Franciscan Feb. u SIS. Niagara
Hawai- and Guam. japan CoTea CH'-a
Siam, Cochin China, Straits Settlements a.
Netherlands East Indies close A. 80 - y
daily. This mail 10 forv arded 10 the Ds.-;
Coast daily FOR despatch 10 desrNa'o- 80
the hnst opnOrtunity
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name tnd address OF owner and at
torney.)
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

The Houghton Company leased for
Charles r.. Bigelow tho three story
dwelling, l42 West Ninety-seventh street
to Grace Lee.
l.. ]. Phillips & Co. leased for Mrs
Ella Cassidy the dwelling at 5o3 West
l60th street.
William A. White B. Sons lea sed at
East Fifty fourth street an apartment to
Mildred NJ Hahn and at 1853 West Fifty
81 ehth street 70 Frederick T Walker
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
EXTENSION DIVISION
PUBLISHES A PAPER

The first issue Of the Extension Co
Operator, published by the Agricul-
tural Extension Division of the Uni
versity of Arkansas is just off the
press. This paper will be published
monthly and will be edited by W. c.
Lassetter and devoted to the interests
Of the boys and girls clubs and other
demonstration activities, Mr. Lasset-
ter makes the following editorial an
nOunCement;
THE Extension Co.Operator is de
signed to fill long felt need for q
systematic method of carrying regular
instruction in season to those persons
cooperating or conducting domonstra-
tons with members Of the Extension
Division. Through the columns of
this small publication regular instruc-
tion will be furnished members Of the
boys clubs, members Of the girls
clubs, the home demonstration clubs
and farmers clubs, as well as individ-
uals conducting special demonstra-
tons
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
LET RETURNED SOLDIERS LEAD.

Our boys are returning now and
every community should be in readi.
ness to receive them. The churches.
schools, and public gatherings should
welcome them with their fund OF in.
formation These boys, many OF them.
have received a college education
They are thinking, not in terms of
the county and state, but of humanity
They have learned the lesson. that
service for his fellowman is the acme
Of human happiness, May he never
forget that.
Seventy-five thousand are returning
to us, eager to give the ideas and in,
formation they have received at camp
and overseas. Because of this fact
the State Y, NJ. C. A. is offering q
suggestive program to every commu
nifty in the state, to be worked out
through the churches, business and
professional men.
The organization in every county
consists OF q county chairman and five
other men, These will constitute the
Executive Committee. Each Of these
five men will appoint a man in every
township, and these will have charge
OF certain activity. There are five
activities to be submitted and each OF
these five men, with his appolntees
have charge OF an activity,
In February, the Keeping Fit" pro.
gram was put on These men appoint.
ed in the townships will find the re.
turned soldiers In his township and
give them the opportunity of appear.
ing in the schools and churches and
tell their people what II means to have
clean mind and body They will talk
to them about sanitation and hygiene,
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01

shower baths and sanitary closets, the
right kind of food, etc.
During the month of March, the
Bible Study" program is to take
place Many of these boys are Bible
students and are anxious to get into
the churches and Sunday schools and
organize Bible classes What an in
fluence for right living it would be if
we could make an appreCiable number
OF our people daily Bible readers.
The month of April, the Education
al" program will be presented. No
one knows better than the soldier boy
the value of an education, Many of
the boys missed the Officers Training
School because of the lack of training
an education Let them talk good
schools and public places and impress
upon our young people the value Of
neducation. Let them talk good
roads, agriculture, truck farming,
stock raising and everything that
builds a community They know now
as they never knew before, what their
individual communities need.
During the month of May, the 80
cial' program will be given. Many of
our boys had a vague or false idea of
what a social evening was, before they
went to the army but after being in
| the Y, NJ, c, A. Huts and X c. Halls,
they have q splendid idea. They have
learned many army songs and can
lead in community singing. They have
many experiences and incidents to tell.
and these, with a musical number or
recitation by some of the home folks.
will develop the right kind of a social
spirit.
In June, THE Necessity for the
Right Leadership for Boys" will be
/ blNSH' MANY SOlultI DOlS, VINO are
now the idols of the younger boys,
would be glad 20 meet these youths
once week and give to them certain
setting.up exercises and military
drills Thus the boys in the rural dis.
tricts who are stopped, would be Civ.
en- a chance to straighten up and take
on an all round physical development.
Then this soldier boy would have the
opportunity to tell these younger boys
about the clean life, the moral life
and those things thatmake for better
manhood.
When tho seventy.fiye counties In
Arkansas strike simultaneously on
these programs, we cannot but believe
that a splendid start will have been
made for better citizenship and big.
ger community building. Stand be.
hind the soldier boy while he delivers
the goods ut home as well as at war,
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECUTION

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
the authority vested in me as Sheriff Of
Boone County Arkansas, | will on the Slh
day Of March, 1919, at the South door Of
The County Court House in the city Of
Harrison, Arkansas, offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidder
on credit Of three months, between the
hours Of 9 O'Clock in the forenoon and
3 O'Clock in the afternoon Of said date, lhr
following real estate to-wit.
Lots 7, 3, Q, 10, II and 70, Block 6,
Eagle Height Addition to the city of Har
rlson, Arkansas
This sale Is made 10 satisfy a certain
Circuit Clerk, an cN-ofriCio recorder Of
Boone County, against C. C. Dora and in
favor OF r, D. Cline Furniture Company.
Witness my hand and seal as such Sher
iff, on this the iith day OF February, 1919.
j, s. JOHNSON Sheriff.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UCpaFWtnI OF Int InIcFOE UnIIeU
states Land office at
Harrison, Ark, Jan. 80, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that ODDS Pride,
OF Protein Missouri, who, on Dec, #, 1913,
made Homestead Entry No. 0ii750, for
NE IA NE IA, e.. p. w, r., Section a.
Township 2l n, Range iS w, Firth Prin-
cipal Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
TO make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, u. 5. Land office,
az Harrison, Arkansas, on the i3th day Of
March, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: George
w, owen James Garland, Yanccy W. wat
son and Adcll Pride, all Of Protein Mo.
JNO. l., CLENDENIN, Register.
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NOTICE. EoR puRIIcaIIon.
Department OF the Interior, United

UVUdT IITtHI OF THU IUItTIUTI UNITtU
States Land office at
Harrison, Ark, Jan. 80, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that James =
Smith, Of Alpena Pass, Ark, who, on May
20th, 1912, made Homestead Entry No
O99O6 for Sc IA Sc IA Sec 20; SW Is
SW IA Sec. 2i; NV IA NV IA Sec. 2S
and NE IA NE ia, Section 20, Township
IS North, Range % west Fifth Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
TO make five year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver U. s. Land office
at Harrison, Arkansas, on the 18TH day OF
March, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses; Dick Sul-
ton, Waco Sims, Allen A. Miller and Port
Fullz, all Of Alpena Pass, Arkansas.
JNO l.. CLENDENIN, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department or the Interior United
States Land office at
Harrison, Ark, Jan. 30, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that John W.
Coley, Of Yardell Arkansas, who, on July
3ist, 1915, made Homestead Entry No
otS84i, for w i2 SW, Sc IA SW IA and
SW IA Sc IA, Section 50, Township II
North, Range 10 West, Fifth Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, U. s, Land office,
at Harrison Arkansas on the iith day OF
March, 1919.
Claimant names At witnesses: Joseph
A. Renner, and Joel l.. Rash, Of Valley
Springs, Ark; Laura l.. Lee, of Yardell
Ark; n. A. Jones, OF Harrison. Arkansas.
JN0. l.. CLENDENIN, Register
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01

stiles. Became a disciple Of
Cuvier Was a professor at Neu-
chatel and there issued two Of
his great books. Studied the gla-
ciers Of the Alps, and some Of
his most brilliant work was the
result Came to the United
States in 1916 to lecture and was
made professor Of natural hlsto-
ry at Harvard. Henceforth de-
voted his life to the development
Of science in America with sig
nal success. Lectured extensive
ly and established summer
schools; also led parties of scien-
fists In Investigations in various
parts Of this country and Brazil,
~ AN ENAHAAN .Iy&x.H. .y&aISA.
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01

WANTED-Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line for men women and children.
Eliminates darning, We pay so cents
an hour for spare time OF $24 week
for full time, Experience Unnecessary.
Write, International Stocking Mil,
Norristown Pa.
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NOTICE. oE PUBLICATION.

apartment OF the Interior United States
Land office az
Harrison Ark, Jan. 81, 1870.
Notice IL hereby given that William
hears. Of Bergman, Arkansas, who on
May a. 1915, made Homestead Entry No
oi2799, for NV IA SW "a, Section 10,
Township 30 North Range ~ West, Fifth
Principal Meridian has filed notice OF t1-
tenliOn to make three yeSr proof, TO estsb,
lish claim to the land above described, be
for the Register and Receiver OF U.
Land office, al Harrison. Arkansas. on the
i2th day Of March, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Spencer
Smith, Ely NJ. Mears. Carter C.. smith, or
Bergman, Ark, and Burt Green, Of Lead
Hill. Arkansas.
JNO. l.. CLENDESIN, Register.
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
apartment OF the Interior, United States
ri 0ffiCn n

apartment or The INTERIOR United STATES
Land office at
Harrison, Ark Jan. 81, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Chester f.
Bell, Of Hill Top, Arkansas, who, on April
2, 1914, made Homestead Entry No. 0i2iss,
for Wa Ne IA and NV IA Sc "a.
Section 80, Township IS North, Range 2t
West, Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention 10 make three year
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described before Register and Receiver, T.
6. Land office, at Harrison, Arkansas, On
the tith day Of March. 1919.
Claimant names at witnesses: 4. j.
Stewart, OF Capps, Ark. Henry NJ John
Ston, w David Fernside and Joe LandTum,
Of Hill Top, Arkansas.
JNO l.. CLENDENlN, Register
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
WARNING ORDER

In the ChanCcry Court Of Boone County
Arkansas.
Madison Mining Company Plaintiff.
vs..
Tom F. Carey, Defendant.
The State OF Arkansas TO the ab0v,
named non resident defendant. Tom r
Carey:
You are hereby warned TO appear in thus
Court within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff, Madison MntRg
Company.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
The ChanCery Court OF BoOne County, Ar
kansas, this the 9th day OF February, 1919.
WILL NORMAN,
SEAL Clerk
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o . O o O o o @ g 9 o o 4,
: LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ,
. o 9 g = . . . 9 . 9 . ,
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

The taxpayers Of Boone County, ArkaHa
sas, are hereby notified thSt ! viii be a.
the voting precincts OF the various Town
ships in said County on the dates given
below in 1919. for the purpose OF col
Letting the Taxes for the yeSF 1918:
Prairie, (EyertOni, Monday and Tuesday
March 3 and I.
Bryan lCappSl. Wednesday. March 9
Batavia, Thursday. March G.
CarrOllton. iAlpenal, Friday and Ss,ur-
day, March and z.
Harrison, March 10 10 April 10.
The Supreme Court has held that 20
per cent penalty must be charged after
April 10. In view OF This fact penalty will
be added after that date BE sure sna
bring your last Tax receipt
l.. NJ. MARTIN, Collector
December 2Sth, 1913.
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$3.50 PER YEAR.
M. & N. A. TIME CARD.
SOUTH BOUND

oOO IL BOUND
No. 20i arrives l:4S p. m. from St
Louis. Kansas City, Oklahoma City
and all points north on the NJ. & ~
A. Railroad
No. 2Ol leaves 1853 p. m. for Little
Rock, Memphis. Alexandria, and New
Orleans and all points south on the
NJ & n A. Railroad.
NORTH BOUND.
No. gO2 arrives 4:2O p. m. from
Attle Rock, Memphis, Ale1anria, New
Orleans and all points south on the
ii & n. A. Railroad
No. 2O2 leaves 4:3O p. m. for ST.
Louis. Kansas City, Oklahoma City,
and all points north on the NJ. g. N.
A Railroad.
EFF. STEVENSON, Agent
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
ALL KINDS OF BONDS.
Earle w Hodges and w. Hicks Mai
lory Agency.

Phone Main 5076; 8lS.319.32O.32i
Boyle Building, Little Rock, Ark, will
buy your Liberty Bonds at the highest
market prices for cash, or assist you to
carry them Write, wire or phone,
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
WANTED-LiBERTY BONDS.

Wanted to buy Liberty Bonds. Those
who have them to sell will do well by
seeing w. II. Graham at Col Walnut
street, Harrison, Arkansas.
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
WILL DO THEM QUICK.

Take your shoes to Frew's. They
now have two shoemakers and there
will be no delay in repair work
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01

VI u l l Z /,
Switzerland,
NJ a y %,
1907; died
Ca bridge,
Mass, Dec.
IA, 1873 Ed
uca ted at
Zurich, IIci-
delberg and
in OtherGCr-
man uniYer-
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WANTED-Position as stenograph.
er. For reference see Shouse G. Row.
land Ruth Holcomb.
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
DAIRY FOR SALE.

Good dairy business including TWEEN.
ty milch cows. and complete outfit
f B, Speer, northwest of Harrison
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
SELL A PIG

And buy an orchard, Remember
the Stark Bros. sell the old Oak pro.
Cess-whole root trees that bear pure
food. Buy now They will cost more
next year. Call on the Stark Bros
representative
j. NJ, KNOX,
Harrison, Ark,
The Harrison times., 1919-03-01
~@9@~~H~~~@~~3%H~1@~&a@
THE HALL OF FAME.

LOUIS AGASSIZ-Celebrated
Swlss-American geoiogist. Born
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-29
THE PRESS AGENTS SAY
POLI'S.

Two Bridgeport boys-Fred Miller and George Chapman-are featured in the program at Poli's the last half Of the week. They present a most at tractive dancing revue and are cer- tain to make additional friends dur Ing their stay here.
 Manager PoH announces as a special added feature James ("Fat'') Thompson and Company, in their screamingly funny blackface skit,
 The Camouf1agers," a hilarious col lection of odd nonsense.
 The Mayor and the Manicure" is the title of a comedy that will have an important place in the bill, while Holmes and Wells, in their singing and dancing offering, An Old Fash toned Bride are sure of gaining fla Vor. The Herbert Trio, in a sensa- tonal acrobatic offering, complete the vaudeville program.
 In the photoplay section, the head liner is Wallace T. cid in his great drama of the auto race course. 'The koaring Road" It is thrilling story that has action throughout and offers most attractive part to MT. Reid.
 A Mutual comedy and the Pathe News are features of the screen pro- gram.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-29
STORIES ABOUT STARS THAT YOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE
BOATS FOR WATER
 CLUB Is READY

All boats owned by members of the Pequonnock Yacht club are now in the water and the club will open for the season tomorrow morning when a set of new flags will be thrown to the breeze and the boats will "dress ship"
 There will be rowboat races dur ing the forenoon, for which many entries have been received. The committee in charge of the races is composed of Frank E. Elliott, Rus sell H. Crowen, William Stratton, Randall O'Hara, Frank H. Day and William A. Lamond
 In the evening there will be an entertainment and dance. The com mittee in charge is composed of Ei- nler S. Ogden, Anthony G. Miller, Charles H. Coons, Francis Mouncey and John Welch. Club members are preparing for the Bishop Cup races June 29.