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The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

REPUBLICAN exchanges too frank
to be properly diplomats IN stating
the situation are saying, THE
people have come to understand
that the democratic doctrine that
the constitution follows the flag
would strangle expansion at its
birth" And if it is a fact that the
people fully understand the republi-
composition along this line, it may
safely be predicted that, with proper
devotion to the flag and the consti-
tuition, they will not only strangle
expansion but the party advocating
If
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Electric Railway Connections.

In casting horoscopes for our city,
1T Is not to be left out of the bar.
gam, that there are supplementary
means to its growth as important
as through line railroad connections
to market. For instance branch
line roads, steam and otherwise, to
important mineral localities distant
three. five, ten and twenty miles
from Harrison.
This opportunity is, at all events,
not overlooked by railway promo
tiers now figuring on territory of the
Harrison country, so-called, which
includes the mineral territory had in
mind In one case, that of the
Eureka Springs railway extension.
the idea is to do so bv means of to
4 per cent. short line feeders. And
in the case ct another road, on deck
the TIMES has been assured. that if
the Eureka extension peopN 90 not
take care of the Mill creek, DAVIS
creek, St. Joe, Crooked creek and
Bear Creek country, they are pre-
pared to do SO in fast enough time
to make some body's head swim.
But it follows, upon the B si6ass'
of never raining text Stingit] !ly!:.rs,
that still another Richmond is to be
in the field. 1t is that of an electric
railway from Harrison to Jasper
which is to be built by eastern par
ties, the representatives of whom
have had the resources of the coun-
try, cost of construction, and prob
able tonnage, under consideration for
some months. What it amounts to
will be understood from the fact
that the line is to do a freight and
passenger business, and the motive
power and equipment agreed upon,
selected to that end.
That it is to be a most important
feeder to the Eureka Springs road
at this point, whether or not it is
encouraged by that system. is its
own argument if the territory to be
opened up is taken into considera-
tion 1t Is to be the outlet for the
Mill creek valley. which when devel-
Oped, will be an avenue of mines
from Marble City to Buffalo. 1t will
get all the business of the main fork
and the little fork of Buffalo river,
which means an area of mineral ter
ritory ten times as large in extent as
that of Mill creek And, altogether,
the chances are, that, for the number
of miles operated, it will be the best
paying mineral, marble and timber
road in the Arkansas field.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Judicial Convention at Marshall Las
SatHrdo-.

The convention was called t4 or
der by Judge ]. H. Fraser, chait-
of the committee of the 14th Judicial
District. He was made chairman OF
the convention and Col Barr, of
Marshall, secretary. Boone. New
ton, Searcy and Van Buren counties
were represented, all of which were
carried by ]. NJ. Shinn, for prose
cutting attorney. Mr.. Ben Fee and
Mr.. 6. w. Reed who were candi-
dates tor the nomination of prosecu-
ting attorney and who carried Ma
riOn and Cleburne counties respect
lively, were not present. Hon Wal
ter Moore in an eloquent speech
placed in nomination J. NJ Shinn,
and ]. M. Brice made a speech sec
onding his nomination after which
he was declared the nominee by the
convention, having received n ma
iority of all the votes cast.
On motion the chairman appointed
a committee to inform Mr.. Shinn of
his nomination which they did and
MIR. Shinn appeared in the conven-
tion and made a neat little speech
accepting the nomination. Attor-
ney W. w. Coffman was selected as
Judicial committeeman from Boone
county and was elected secretirv.
After the selection of the committee
men from each county the consen-
ton adjourned.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

MANLY and patriotic are the fol
lowing words of Col. Bryan: For
myself | abhor monarchy III all forms
and my sympathy has been with the
Boers because they are fighting for
the same principle that, underlies our
Declaration of independence. That
they are making a losing fight is not
their fault, but their misfortunes
will not alleviate a single American
sympathizer."
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

DEWEY says that he is no longer a
candidate for President, and insinu-
ates that the politicians prevent
the voice of the people clamoring for
him If he gets any sort of comfort
out of this idiocy, he is welcome to
it. The people can forgive the con-
queror of Manila Il good deal, and
goodness knows they have plenty of
chances to exercise their powers of
forgiveness.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

THE casual mention, in another
place, of proposed equipment OF
the Canton mine with a concentrate
ing plant, conditioned upon devel-
opments of the Eureka Springs rail-
way extension" is d story met with
as far east as Rush creek in Marion
county. 1t is the story OF the Deni-
son, Canton, Marble City, Excelsior,
Maumee. Tomahawk and Morning
Star mine Near or remote, 1T was
the intention of their owners to
build concentrating mills, and to
stack their ore during the summer
and fall at Harrison, in anticipation
OF the arrival of the road at this
point This plan was abandoned
when projectors of the road allowed
the public to become confused as to
its destination And instead of five
to six thousand tons of ore await
ing their advent, all eq uipment has
been deferred un til 1t is seen how the
cat Jumps, excepting such ore as the
Denison viii get out in the mean
time
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

THE United States has not gone
into any entangling alliance in Chi
ma. Oh no. 1t merely consults with
the other powers and does just what
they do either a moment before or a
moment later, but it Is not acting in
concert with them Perish such a
thought.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

For a man who is said to
have as little education as
Auginaldo, the number of compro-
missing state papers he has prepared
Is most extraordinary. 1t really
seems as IT he never took trip with
out carrying along barrel or so OF
treasonable documents to be captur-
ed by the American soldiers.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

Miss ZoNI HARVEY, a young lady
formerly v of Marshall, but recently
soverness for the children of W. X
Jones, at Eureka Springs, was burned
to death last Friday morning by the
explosion of d lamp in her room
She was a graduate of Vassar col.
lege, and was twice engrossing clerk
OF our senate Her parents live at
Marshall.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

FIRST the President landed marines
in China; now he is sending soldiers;
pretty soon ne will wonder whether
it wouldn't be just as well 70 take a
slice of Chinese territory as iudem-
nifty for something or other. Impe-
rialism and lust of territory grow by
what they feed on.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
The Lead and Zinc Fields OF Northern
Arkansas

Are most easily reached via the Frisco
line. Arrangements have been com
pleted for daily stage service between
Chadwick. Forsyth and Lead Hill, also
between Eureka Springs and Yellvile,
BerryyIlle, Green Forest. Harrison and
Powell. These stages make close con
nectlon with through traius of the Fris-
co line and afford most comforta BILE
ana convenient means of reaching that
important locality. DESCRIPTIVE litrrd =
ture with rates. time of trains and stage
connections will be fur ished, upon ap-
pllcatlo 10 any rtpreseu tative OF Frisco
line, OF to Bryan Snyder, General Pas
senger Agent, St. Louis o.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

THE Republican does not seem to
understand how we figure a repub-
lican loss in Oregon when Mckinley s
majority in 1896 was only 1000
against a majority this year of SOOO
Our esteemed contemporary goes
back too far, but in doing so gives
additional evidence of McKinley's $
weakness. Two years ago the re-
publicans of Oregon elected their
candi late for governor over the
fusionist by a majority of 1851
although the total vote cast WAS
10000 less than that of 1896 and
nearly as much less than that of the
present year So, it will be seen,
that similar percentage of loss in
the doubtful states will put Bryan
in the White House, with votes to
snare
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

ISSUES. Plenty of them The Re-
PUBLICAN Congress alone furnished
enough Its assumption of uncon-
stitutional powers, its sextravagance.
its green-goods trust resolution.
its refusal TO reduce war taxes these
and others viii furnish plenty OF
texts of telling speeches
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Knows the Value OF Arkansas.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, JUNE 8, 800
ED. HARRISON TIMES:
| read with pleasure the artcle
written by Prof S. Fellner. Ti,se
is more truth i'll it than poetH.
Northern Arkansas is the comig
zinc district of the world and te
people who have few dollars to il
vest are getting their eyes open ard
looking toward North Arkansas fd
investment. l have succeeded in M
efforts trying to induce some of M
friends here to go to the mineral di-
trict of North Arkansas and beliep
they will get well paid for their iives.
ment | know of some OF our bow
here who have been playing the zinl
fields Of Joplin for the last two OF
three years with their coin getting
in return for same nothing but flstter
ing expectations that utterly hiled
TO materialize. All we need IL the
now famous district of North Aikan.
sas is a railroad and when we set ii
we can show our critics all the min
eral they want to see and we will
not import it from Joplin ether.
Wishing you and the good peole OF
Harrison still greater success irgour
efforts in developing the richestmin-
eral district on earth. ] am ours
truly.
La Z RORERTHN
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

The British are victorious and the
war is at end We believe this be-
cause they tell us so. 1t is OF course
unfortunate that the Boers should
be unkind enough to cut Roberts
line OF communications, but that is
mere accident of peace We know
how 1t Is ourselves in the PHILIPPINES.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

THE first session of Congress spent
nearly $4,000, 900. and left a
number of very expensive items to go
over till next session. The chances
are that the two sessions will cost a
billion and halt. This is one part
of the white mans burden.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

THE total debt of the United States
on Nav 1, 1900, was 81 ,42O,917,-
633. Upon this debt about $4O,-
100000 interest is paid annually,
more than the total expenses of the
government forty years ago.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

IT is openly charged by newspa-
per correspondents in Cuba that dis
honesty is being covered up, instead
of shown up, for fear of the political
effect in the United States of full
exposure of all the stealing.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

The nigs are preparing to make a
strike on Boss Hanna's cash box.
Cash or no vote is their motto. and
there are a number of States in
which their votes are absolutely nee
essary to the republicans.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

Nor so long ago, a landslide swept
from power acongress and president
who had spent billion dollars in
two years. What will happen to
one which has spent three quarters
Of billion in one year!
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

GEN. Joe Wheeler's nomination as
brigadier in the army was confirmed
by the senate The honor carries
nothing with it except a good salary
when the general is placed on the re-
tired list, an event likely to transpire
in n short time
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

NEITHER England nor the Mckin-
lev administration are ready TO show
their hands in China: hence the wor-
~ in Washington aad London over
the Chinese revolution
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

FIFTY EIGHT of our sevent five
counties have selected Democratic
nominees for representatives il the
lower house of the general assembly.
which will convene next January.
and in each case the nomination is
equivalent to election. Tween = six
members of the last house have been
renominated
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

WHAT are the republicans bosses
afraid OF? Every man slated for q
long speech at the Philadelphia con-
vent1On mad to SuDruIp Iuu uyIsc-
written copies thereof to Mr.. Nc
Kinley and Boss Hanna for blue
DeucilinO.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

THERE is a movement on foot In
MANY cities to taboo the cannon
cracker on the fourth of July, as well
as at other times. 1t is a good idea
and should be pushed. The belief
that noise shows patriotism is an
error of savage minds.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

IGxATIUS Donnelly takes it in the
right spirit, anyhow He says that
he accepts the nomination simply as
n souvenir of the election next fall
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

THE total appropriations made bv
congress this session. according to
statement prepared by the appro-
priations committee of the house and
senate, amount to S7O9. .729,476.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

NEWTON county democrats have
placed the following nominees in the
field for county offices: Representa-
tive, T. j. Shinn; County Judge, C.
w. Thompson; Sheriff, j. C. Barker.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

CAN Mckinley lose New York,
Illinois and Indiana and escape de-
feat? The danger of losing those
states is causing the republican man.
ayers to ask that question. There
is but one answer-No. with a big
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

OooM PAUL has caught the spirit
of civilization, and henceforth Will
give out numerous interviews from
the rear platform of his capitol.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

UNCLE SAM seems to be up againsr
1t IN China. He will now proceed TO
protect British interests and carry
ont other tasks imposed upon him
by Lis rev departure
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

ALASKA may be cold and 1t may
have gold. but its delegates TO Kan
sas City are instructed for BRYAN
and silver, all the same.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

lied upon TO pay the freight" If the
so-called gold democrats will nOmi-
nate Dewey for President.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

MCARTHUR is not keeping up to
Otis record in the Philippines He
isn't killing AguinaldO but once
fortnight instead of once a week, as
Otis did.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

DEMOCRATS have good grounds for
figuring upon carrying every con-
gressional district IN the Southern
stateS,this year.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

THE British are finding out that
the Beers are not too badly whipped
to make trouble and a heap of it for
the invading army.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Stand by the Flag and What Stands For-Freedom For ALL

INCIDENT to the war in China an
extra session of Congress will be
necessary, that proper authority
may be secured for the furnishing of
troops
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

If Great Britain doesn't get some
thing decisive out of her ION to Pre-
toria" and ''On to PekIn" cries, the
other nations will be on to her.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

KANSAS CITY hotels have anticipa-
ted the convention by adopting the
ratio of sixteen guests to one room.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

IT seems TO be pretty hard either
to get or to refuse the Nice-PreSi-
dencv
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

-Dr- Cohen does not charge for
exss'nation- Office at c. NJ.
1' le's residence opposite Park
'Ifel.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

ANYHOW, we shan't have any chin
whiskers in the Chinese war pictures.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

BERRYvmLE base ballistS defeated
Eureka last week by a score of 81 to
10.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
WARNING ORDER.

L. c. Brown, Plaintiff
A G Rush, Defendant,
The Defendant A Rush is warned 20 ..
pear IN this court within thirty days to answer
the complaint of the Plaintiff L { Brown
juno H. 1900 NJ HAsTING, P.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
South Side Square, Harrison, Ark.

strictly up-tO-date i'll every respect.
IN ug@estive therapeutics, we give
the instructions of the leading ply
sicians in America, England and
France. Practical demonstrations
IN hypnotism and magnetic healing.
If we fail to convince YOU of the won
derful curative powers of the science
we charge you Lothing for instruct
ions. We give an elegant diploma
10 all who come up to the required
grade. Address
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
PROF. J. SAM JONES,
Harrison, Arkar sas.
z. .. Box. 81.
TESTIMoNI

Sulphur Springs, Tex, Feb S, Iooo.-Having
suffered for six weeks with stiff neck, with no
Improvement from medicine, l went to Prof.
Jones, a magnetic healer. 'and got immediate
relief.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
\. STEENBURGFN

Poplar Bluff. Mo-, Jan. a. Iooo.-Prof. J. Sam
Jones treated me for chronic constipation the
hrst of November, 1899, and am entirely we'll
The treatment is strange, but thousand times
better than medicine.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
FOR SURVEYOR
w. o. FAIN-

FOR CONSTABLE, HARRISON. TIP
KNOX GIBSON.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
!. a. WOMACK
G. NJ. CALVERT.

Sulphur Springs Texas. Feb. 3 Iooo-Prof
Jones--Dear Notwithstanding my former
skeptical opinion as regards the power OF the
mind over the physical body, I have by investi-
CATION, come to the conclusion that your theory
is RI hit, and while my efforts have not been in
Keeping with what this theory would suggest
at the same time have had results that Would
validate the theory in my opinion
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