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New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
LITTLE CHANGE IN sWITCHMENs STRIKE.

t,,,tsbury Nov 5o.-There was little change IN tho
s,-,,cbren's strike to-day The situation Is stead
~, trnnroving on the roads, and by the first OK
nsxt week the railroad officials say they will be In
= -os sba,e as before the strike. Trains
nooving promptly. and there Is no blockade on the
baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania or Pittsburg and
Lake Erie roads. Four crews are working in tho
Willow Grove yards OF th,. Pittsburg and Western.
and a large crowd OF man are standing about. pre-
sf,rna bly, looking for work Among the striking
switchYnen on the Allegheny Valley Railroad there
was rIlr1or this morning TO the enecf
that the company willing to compromise on
An additional cent an hour and that negotiations
would probably be begun with this oo5ect IN View:
The rumor. however. could not De ver1ned Al
the mills between Eleyenth-st and fffty-fourth-st
are shIIf down on account OF their inability to
obtain the necessary fuel 1t Is estimated that
a bout Ave thousand men have beeE thrown td1A
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
BOOK OR JEALOUSY LED TO MURDER.
WOMAN SAYS IT WAS BOOK. But HER PICTURE
WAS N DEAD MANS POCKET.

Chicago Nov. Ga quarrel over a borrowed book
was followed by murder here late last night
when George johnson shot and killed Robert
hewitt q lifelong friend. Mrs. johnson is author
itv for the statement that the shooting came on
the heels OF the quarrel over the book which was
owned by Johnson When hewitt fell to the floor
johnson, wearing neither coat nor hat. rushed
from the house After running two blocks he was
seen by policeman, who gave chase and arrested
him 1--WE killed man back there Johnson said
Johnson was taken TO the station, while otner po-
licemen went his home. The prisoner would say
nothing as to his motive for shooting his friend but
the police founu in Newitts pocket photograph or
Mrs. johnson. giving rise to the theory that
jealousy might have been the underlying cause OF
the quarrel which ended in the Staying of hewitt
Both men came from the same town in England
each being about fifty years old.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
DuDDLESToN's DEFICIT $4,000.

=, st Louis. Nov. 3o-c c. Knox president Of the
fards Bank. at East st. Louis. stated to-
~ mat ne was satisfied from the checking DIP OF
-. "ahk books, SO far the process had gone
the discrepancy in the accounts OF Theodore
VIII 10 en, pr the assistant cashier, would come
: sl-s"'. Ar. Knox said Ii would rest with
e.sdirrsy company on Duddieston's bond what pro- D
q ne AGAINST him should be begun. the ofiicais
shern ., oank not feeling that IL was incumbent on
puun.eS1 "a .he .ske such steps. The company mas an
>0esSay, VIII NOT thhe ac'o" o
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
coroyEI EuUETT PASSES BOARD.

Lieutenant Colonel j. d. Emmett OF tne o''ii IS
f,,ant who has been up before the brigade exam
,,,ro hoard several times has at last been recom-
uepded for a commission. There is much satisiac-
ton in the regiment that he has passed success
fully The present strength OF ss lns Iee Yel da1s
sno"n 81, officers and men. and OF these osf were
.rscant and 81 absent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
s1yTY YEARS MARRIED.

Mr. and Mrs Christian s. Crist. OF No. Zig sew
antbave this city. will celebrate the sxtietn an
piversary OF their marriage to-day MI NIis1 %
I,,,ona vaars old and Mrs. Crist is seventy
-. rbax. vrsre both born in the same town in
Hnnoga HIle, To,nfv N D. and were schoolmates MI;
f-rist is a member of me u A rs hdsAis Sei'N~
in fhe army in the Rebellion
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
CAPTAIN COLLERAN SEEKS MANDAMUS

Chicago Nov. 3O-Luke P. Coeran. the deposed
Chief of the Chicago Detective Department. has
filed a petition in the Circuit Court for writ OF
mandamus against the Civil Service Commission
ers and Chief of Police O'Neill to compel them to
aside their decision withholding him from OIL
fee The petition asserts lack of jurisdiction under
charges, insufficient evidence and no reasonable
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
REALLY VERY SIMPLE.

From The Chicago Post.
Teacher says that boom can't be compared,
said the little
"Can it?" asked her mother. a,....
why Of course the reply PosfuNe'
boom comparative, boomer: superiafive, boomer
ang. .
Correct" said her father promptly
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
srrEyTy-F1RsT REGIMENT INSPECTION.

1,o,onel Bates of the list Regiment Is muoR graf
flied at the showing made by MS co"mano at Tvs
,,a, ip,nacton and muster and the compii-
Inepts It received from the inspecting ofncers
The percentage prerent was $3.50. This will
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01

rank among the highest IN the State. sfx huns
dred and members of the regiment were pres
ent for duty and only 3 absent Companies Is,
d and H each had 100 per cent.
The friends OF Major Clinton III. Smith have ten
dered him a dinner. be given Saturday.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
Stand For The Right.

No man can long do his duty in
business, society or politics, without
making enemies. If you combat the
wrong YOU must incur the enmity OF
wrong dOers. Some persons get
through life with very few enemies,
but the world is no better for their
having lived. A peaceful life is no
factor in the warfare that is being
waged between right and wrong,
and when you can write on man 5
tombstone. He was without Ell
emies," you can safely inscribe on
the other side. And did nothing for
the good of mankind" 1t Is onl )
the man who has the courage of his
convictions, and will stand for the
right, regardless of the consequences
to himself, who is of account in the
war against evil. But the charac-
tiers of the enemies a man has will
determine the work he has accom-
plished. If he has been any account
in a community, you may know 1t
by the enemies he has made.-Cour
ier. Journal
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that I. L. F. Eorr.
as special commissioner. by virtue of a de-
cree of the Boone Circuit court in ChanCery,
rendered at its January term 1901, in the
case of Mary Ann GOssett administrators of
the estate of William GOsSett, deceased,
plaintiff. VS.. Thomas NJ. Langwell,, It al, d.
Pendants, VIII between the hours of ten
o clock in the forenoon and three O'Clock in
the afternoon on the Both day of March
1901, at the south door of the court house
in Harrison. Boone county. Arkansas, sell
to the highest bidder at public auction d
credit of three months, the following de-
scribed lands situated in Boone county, Ar
kansas, to-wiT:
sw or of sw or. and the west hf of Sc or
of or of section fifteen USl also the NV
or OF NV or and the W hf of the ne or of
or of section twenty-five 1927 all in
township nineteen (I9) north, range nineteen
tI9l west,
Said sale viii be made to satisfy judg-
ment and decree rendered in said court for
eight hundred and ninety-four 1884
dollars. interest and costs of said suit.
in favor of Mary Ann Gossett. admintstra-
trix of the estate Of william Gossett, de-
ceased, and aRinst Thomas NJ Langwell and
Mary j. Langwell.
Purchaser will be required TO give note
with approved security for purchase money
Given under my hand this March /. 1901
l.. F. EOFF,
Special Commissioner
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

RESIDING within the limits of
Iic officials of yarIoas~ 10 -446 pub
- ri.ese are the civiliaF ap-
| pointees in the executive depart
ments and do not include the mem
bers of congress of either branch.
Nor does this aggregate include $50
or 400 army and navy officers, who
form a large permanent colony there
The monthly compensation of these
9,446 employees amounts to ST.
635, ,7SO.91, and the aggregate an
nual sum reaches S19,62S, ,505.72.
Add TO this S3 100000 that goes to
senator's and congressman, and 81,
25O,OOO more to the army and navy
officials, and you have the nice little
sum of S23, ,S7S, ,5O5.72 paid out il
Washington annually for salaries
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

Mr. Jacob A. Riis. author of How
The Other Half Lives" is a man of
unique and striking personality.
The story of his life is full of incl
dent; and his experience in his early
struggles, after he arrived in Amer
ica as a Danish immigr ant, made
him understand and appreciate those
conditions of life which he has later
done so much to better. His auto
biography, called by the significant
title The Making of an American" "
which has just begun in the
Outlook, is Crammed full of incident
and keen, amusing comments on
men and things 1t has much of the
stOry-element and as much humor as
many OF the best novels The first
iustallment appears in the March
Magaziue Number of the Outlook.
and is deliberately illustrated 10
a wear The Outlook Company, % Z
Fourth Avenue, New York
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

CONGRESSMAN Lentz, of Ohio, in a
recent speech quoted a distinction
which some one has drawn between
the statesmen and the politician,
viz. that the sta teSman is a man
who lies awake nights, thinking and
planning how he may do something
for the people, while the politician is
a man who lies awake nights think
ing and planning how he may get
the people to do something for him.
Paraphrasing this distinction, Mr..
Lentz saws. "a democratic democrat
is a man seeking an opportunity to
do something for everybody while
degenerate democrat is man seek
ing an opportunity to do every body
for something" 1t IS not a bad dis
tinctiou and Is in line with his cpl
gramatic statement If democracy, as
an organized faction or party in this
country, Is to have a future worthy
of consideration, 1t will be because
the leaders of that democracy be-
lieve something rather than because
they want something.-Commoner.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

The country is astOunded at the
valuation fixed by the steel combine
upon the services of its president
That great trust has fixed his sala-
~ at 81 900, 900 per year. His con-
tract with the company is for a pc
Rod of five years His friends insist
that the trust would pay him no
more than he is worth to it and the
fact that his salary is one million is
proof that he will earn every dollar
OF it Kings excepted land but few
OF them receive over this amount) he
receives the largest pay of any man
upon earth.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

SENATOR Morgan didn't get ac
tiOn from the Senate by his plair
talk about how Nicaragua Canal
legislation was hung up by repubIi-
cans, under British orders, but he
has set the people of this country,
who are almost unanimously in fav-
or of the construction of the Near
aqua Canal, to thinking, and there
will be some result of that
thinking during the next session of
Congress, or the people will know
why.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

CARNEGIE will give 81, 900, 900
for the establishment of public libra
ries in St. Louis, S5.OOO,OOO for
the same purpose in New York
and S5,OOO,OOO for the benefit OF
the manned or superannuated work
men formerly in the employ of the
the institutions from which his for
tune has been amassed Now let the
shade OF lay Gould rise up long
enough to see the difference between
a man and a mouse.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

WHILE many differed from Presi-
dent Harrison on many topics, no
one, SO tar as we know, ever ques-
toned his integrity of purpose nor
his untiinchiug honesty. The whole
country mourns his death, especial
ly at this time, when his voice was
raised in rebuke for the grave de
Parture from right principles" of
which the administration had been
guilty.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
mt NEW BIBLE.

The oldest book of the century is called
The New Bible and it is liable to hold the
palm for sometime to come. 1t is Gained il
was revealed by the spirit of William
ShakeSI care, who fiShed it from the bottom
f the sea where it had lain, burned in bricks
on the submerged continent Atlantis Tor fifty
centuries. The book proper is the life and
teachings of Isus, supposed to be tie
worlds first Messiah The philosophy is of
the highest and deepest, both reverent and
moral The pamphlet is not put out as fic-
tion, but with claims Just as stated. Send
ten cents to Push Printing Co, Calf Ornia.
Mo, and get a copy mailed to you.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

THE HARRISON TINES has recently
put in a steam folder, thus bringing
It's Office strictly down to date. The
TINES is one of the best papers IN
North Arkansas, and it has duly
earned all its prosperity by adTer-
tising the resources OF our magnIh-
cent country.-Green Forest Herald
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

The stars seem to fight against
Great Britain in South Africa Now
the plague is descending upon her
soldiers, and bids fair to play fright
- -bstore its course can be
an i'll thing to
set human rights and Iusr.,- -.
naught.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

wonderful new discovery for the cure of
GOut, Sciatica, Lumbago, etc,
is being introduced iii this vicinity by the
the Swift Pharmacy Co, I54
East 23d street, New York City. People who
have suffered for thirty or forty years, and
declared incurable by doctors have been
cured by the new discovery. The company
also pre- are fourteen other standard RENE
dies for home use, aad are looking for lOca
agent TO whom great Inducements are offer
ed. Every rheumatic sufferer should write
for free bottle OF DR.. Swift's Rheumatic anC
Gout Cure without delay. 1t will be SOM
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

How ridiculous it is for the Presi-
dent to assert that only one Filipino
in a thousand Is hostile 70 the Unit
ed States. Are we to believe that 1t
is an insignificant remnant like this
which has held the other 999 and
$4,000 American soldiers at bay for
the past two years.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

Like Oliver Twist, children ask for
more when given One Minute Cough
Cure. Mothers endorse it highly for
Group. 1t quickly cures all coughs and
colds and every turoat and lung trouble.
Itlsa a spe life for grippe and asthma
and has long been a well known remedy
for whoopIng cough At Watkins x
COffman's drug store.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

IF the British lion joins issue with
the Russian bear, he is likely to ind
out the difference between fighting
someone his own size and picking"
on tiny little fellows like the BOer
republics.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

Ton Carter talked himself into a
$1,000 a year job-U. 5. Commis-
sioner for the St. Louis Exposition
when he obliged Mr.. Mckinley by
talking the River and Harbor bill to
death in the Senate
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

LITTLE BILLY" Chandler Is rich,
but before his seat in the Senate had
got cold he had another place at the
public trough-head of the Spanish
War Claims COmmission-paying
the same salary
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

THE young Virgintan who sought
license to marry girl ten years
old must have been reading up on
eastern customs. The license clerk
hadn't, and the license wasn't IS
sued
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

WHILE Kitchener and Botha were
negotiating DeWet succeeded IN re-
treating into his own country,
where the English admit he can stay
as long as he pleases, regardless OF
the force sent against him.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

DEMOCRATS will make a mistake If
they do not keep up agitation
against a cIoture rule for the Senate
1t IS Hanna's intention 10 have
a cloture rule adopted if he
does not become alarmed at
public opposition
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

Mr.. Bryan's reason for the dead
lock IN the Nebraska legislature
that there are only two senators to
be elected and there are more than
TWO railrOadS-was a statement of
the situation IN a nutshell
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

president of the United States,
Emperor ofthe Philippines, guardian
of Cuba and lord OF the octopus'
How grand it sounds.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

A very unusual feature of zir mini
ing is the lack of working capial re-
qulred by the prospecto-. A pitk and
shovel to begin with, vindlsss and
a grubstake later, Thisis all that
Is needed until he strikes a shine" 8"
Many are using this primitive mode
and IN some cases it is sure to bring
fortunes later.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

rar legislature has effectuaily
Zhelyed the election consolidation
measure. This is well, as the Cover
nor has pledged himself to veto any.
bill of this character passed
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

How long Will it he before the
owner of last years automobile
will be looked down upon as a man
who isn't ND to date.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

GENERAL Macarthur has offered to
exchange a Filipino prisoner for ev-
cry gun voluntarily turned in by the
insurgents.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

MAGAZINE, Logan county, NAV
contest the recent county seat cleo
ton, in which Bonneville was de-
clared winner bv seven votes.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

L. EVANS, of Batesville, will or
ganize large gang of men to hunt
pearls on White River next summer
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

NEARLY one hundred Tennessee
families have settled in Nevada cOun-
ty within the last few months.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

CANDIDATES for county Offices are
already announcing for the 1902
election in White county.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

IT IS something of a question
which Is the greater nuisance Mrsl
Nation or Count Boni-who, by tl.'
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

WORK on White River lock and
dam No. l was suspended last week
on account of high water
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

FROM present indications, General
De Wer's surrenders have all been
grOssl V exaggerated
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

TWENTY-FIVE per cent of scarlet
fever eases at Fl. Smith have result
ed ih death
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

Prof. Wray, the Newton county
geologist and miner, hits big nail
square on the head when he saws,
'One great reason why this section
Is not more widely known as a min
ing country is the lack of develop
ment work In order to get people
interested in this zine belt, the OWL
eri of the lanG ShouiG dig a Ss~
sh-N1I shet.-i-1ffsl...l> IilsJcs...7 8
tFying to sell some thing they do not
know whether they have or not
for big money"
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

SMALLPOX is raging IN Kansas,
more than 1,OO0 cases being official
" reported in the state.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

A LITTLE Rock negro was fined
$50 and 80 days for stealing deck
of cards from gambling house.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

ARKANSAS republicans meet at Lit
tie Rock next Tuesday TO divide the
pie.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

The loss ratio for fire insurance in
Arkansas for the year 1900 was
1916 per cent.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
Seng@' WI Stenger.
STENCER BROTHERS :
MINERS AND
PROSECUTORS.
HARRISON

ISON- ARK
Assess sment and prospect work done
promptly aud satisfactorily on con-
tracts
HavA some of the best mineral lands
IN NoFth Ark for sale or lease. Cor
respondence invited, Mineral mans
free.
REFERENCEs:-Eur Bank, Eu-
reka, Kan; Bank of Brumfield,
Brumheld. Neb.; Citizens Bank,
Harrison, Arkansas.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

THE General Assembly of Presby
terians of the United States will con-
vene in Little Rock MAY 10th.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

The development of a country is
not accomplished in a day; and if we
can secure transportation for the
output of even two mineral districts,
especially wheR they show such rich
bodies of ore as Nit. Hersey and
Marble City do, it is a move for
ward that will be of incalculable
benefit to the county as a whole 1t
is we'll to remember that some of the
best paying properties in Boone
| county are as far removed from
| Harrison as the Mt Hersev district,
| the distance being Is miles The
Marble City properties have an ad-
vantage of 8 miles over the Almy
and adjoining mines in the Sugar
| Orchard district in Boone county
Study the facts in regard to tonnage,
mileage, etc, and you will see that
Newton county is in it, just little
bit after all, when it comes to trans
portatiOn facilities-NcWtOn Herald.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

Prof. Ivison, of Homecoming. Md, suf-
fered terribly frOn neuralgia of the
stomach and Indigestion for thirteen
years and after the doctors failed TO
cure him they fed him on MOI phIue. n
friend advised the use of kOdOl Dyspep-
81, CIIre and after taking few bottles
of il he saws, 1T has cured me entirely.
| can't say too much for ko iol Dyspep-
sia Cure. 1t digests what you eat. AT
Watkins & COffman'S drug store.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
Special Notices.
Notices Under Ten Lines 50 cts. per Month
SITUATION WANTED

Gentleman of large business experience de
-ireS position "a bOOk-keeper, cashier or
salesman. Moderate salary. Address Times
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
LOST!

In near Harrison, March 2nd 1901, rolled
in piece of brown paper, SIS; two twenty :,
three tens, and one five dollar note. L was
keeping this money to bear my expenses to
Georgia as soon the cars arrive in Harii-
son TO see my aged mother 81 years of age,
whom | shall never see on earth again un-
less / recover the lost money to pay my eX-
pPnSeS l am 73 Years OLD and unable TO
work. The finder will be Hbe ally rewarded
on returning it to
H ADAIR
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
OaU IRON WANTED.
HOMES ON EASY TERMS,

Cash will be paid for Old Iron. COpr
Brass, etc, in any quantity. Bring II to
HARRISON FOUNDRY
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23

One small job printing outfit consisting OF
KS seif-inking. hand lever job press -tidic and
or country printing office Apply at
TIMES office, Harrison, Ark
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
HON ES

10 acres, $3.50: five dollars per month, L
interest. Frult farms in the garden spot
the L. S. Within miles of a 5000 cit
and railroad. Write Ii. Cole Co, HaTT
son, Ark.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
PIANO FOR SALE
PRINTING OUTFIT FOR SALE,

A good Piano for sale cheap, at l.
Bros furniture store.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
MINING NOyEI

The Mining Microcosu saysN
YOU can purchase u home, a
and Il zinc mine here Tor less tha
cost of n small house and lot
city. 8
The owners ufthe GovernorH
mine on SugaN Orchard n
through town thiMeek or 4
way TO the mine. They will arr:
ior some development work y
here
Recent work on the Brvan<,
OF cast Boone brings that prot
to the front among the best ST
ing OF the field Its developt
has been DELAYED heretofore b
question as to the title.
A B. Sloan, of Jasper. tells }
new discovery south of Marble ,
last week which he thinks is
stantial proof of the theory that
mines of that section are on an
tension of the Panther Greek lea
-
The Missouri Zinc PRODUCE q
soclatiOn exported to AntwerfiiS
week 500 tons OF ore; and a.9r.
ranging to dispose of weekly e
after 500 tons or over t. MN
smelters. They hope hvelIO3 rS
to force the IRIS. .-.JW-
E. r Andrews. of Luwerv. he
was n caller at the TINES offices
day. says that prospecting for ci:
quite the fashion throughout rtf
Boone, and that there are few taer:
out his way who do not cou5,fair
showings among their possesSs.
{ I. Smith, of Lead HilLwa
among our callers the first tn,
week. He says mineral finds F; hi
country are too numerous toxee,
up with, and that MANY of tb,ney
prospects outshine large percen
OF the mines" already on the aps
+ j. Rhodes returned hisfvee'
from a visit to his family at Sung
held, Mo. and will resume hisDerf
tlons in the Sugar Orchard Nnin
district at once. As the mos G,
tensive landowner in that forpnat
locality he has number of min,
we'll worth looking after.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
STOCK FARM,

in Marion county. Arlansas, $50 acres, 35C
acre. cleared and fenced. New 10 room
hOusa, new large barn, 100 apple tree, best
STOCK farm IL Arkansas. BIrgdil.
Nj. ID. MATHER. Gellville, Ark.
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
GUOD POSITION

Don't pay rent. viii build house to :
YOU on easy terms, long time
H. E. COLE, Harrison. Ark
The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
INFORMATION WANTED.

The DarentS of Jas. Baker wno haS oeen
zone from this section for the past three
Years and when last heard from was al
\Iarianna. want information concerning his
Addr.a-.---