davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-31
Gen. Julio A. Roca,
prezydent rzeczypospolitej ar
gentynskiej.

Gen. Julio A. Roca, kt6ry cd r.
1898 jest prezydentem rzeczypo-
spolitei argentyhskiej, po raz dru'
gi iuz piastuje ten urzqd wysoki.
UrodziE on sic d. II ipca 1843
W Tucuman, jednem najznacz-
niejszych miast Argentyny, jako
syn maietnych wybitne stanowi.
sko zajmujqcych rOdzic6w. W
bardzo msodym juz wieku okazy-
wal szczeg6lne zamifowanie do
stanu wojskowego, kt6remu W na-
stepstwie sie poswiecif do mai
wyzszych godnosci W tel karyerze
doprowadzif, zwlaszcza, re niezwy-
k}e miaf strategiczne zdolnosci.
Pierwsze swe studya odbyf W ko-
legium wojskowem W La Concep-
cion del Uruguay, W kt6rem celu-
jace zrobii postepy. Majac lat l5
wstspif do konfederackiej armady
argentynskiej W r. 1858, z innymi
kolegami kadetami W stopniu pod
porucznika tam zasmakowat W
sluzbie wojsao owej. Powr6cif jed
nakowoz do kolegium, azeby stu
dya ukonczyc, d. IA pazdziernika
1861 zostai porucznikiem regular
nego wojska rzeczypospolitej.
W wojsku awansowat szybko,
zwlaszcza po bitwie paVonskiej,
jednei z najwazniejszych W now
szych dziejsch Argentyny: po bit
vie tel zostat zamianowany adju-
tantem majora, d. II lutego 1864
kapitanem, 5 wrzesnia 1866 ma
jorem. D. Is wrze5. 1868 juz 70
stall mianowany podpulkownikiem.
Odznaczywszy sic wielce W bitwie
pod Naemba przeciw Lopezowi, o.
trzymat stopiei pufkownika d. 3
lutego 1871, liczac lat niespelna
%. W. r. 1880 zostaf generatem
brygady,
Nadto odznaczy} sic r6wniez we
wojnie Indyanami, kt6rych wy
pierajac kraju, coraz szersze OBJ
szary czynit przystepnymi dla cy-
wilizacyi. Jemu tez zawdziecza
Argentyna otwarcie bogatych OBJ
szar6w Rio Negro dla osadnik6w.
Ia czasow prezydentury dra A
Yellaneda zostat zamianowany mi
nistrem wojny. ale iw tym czasie
jeszcze urzadzif pare ekspedycyj
przeciw Indyanom. W r. 1880 je-.
dnakowoz sam obrany prezyden.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-31

podaf sic do dymisyi. W kraju
ME ustawafy nieporzadki, niezado-
wolenia rozruchy i dopiero kiedy
r. 1898 ma nowo obrano prezyden-
tenn bezinteresownego, ,szczerego pa
tryote i zdolnego wojownika, gene
rala Julia A. Roca, W kraju zapa-
nowaf porzqdek, Cd owego to CA
su urzad prezydenta do dzisiaj pia-
stuje maz, kt6rego portret dis po-
dajemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-31

tenn Argentyny ma termin 8 letnl,
zaprowadzi} tad i upragniony spo-
6jw kraju wewnetrznymi niepo.
kojami steranym, zawarf kor1ystny
uklad Chile, konczacy dfugoletni
sp6r o Patagonia, i wiele uczynlf
dla ozywienia imigracyi europej-
skiej, ma kt6rej waznoSci pierwszy
sic poznaf.
Sam bezinteresowny by} j pra-
wy, ale mial falszywych przyjacio{,
kt6rzy umieli wykorzystac wzrasta-
jacy dobrobyt wywofawszy sza-
lenstws spekulacyjne, ku koncowi
jego terminu urzedowania, dopro-
wadzili kraj prawie do fnansowej
ruiny. Po MIN obrany zostaf pre-
zydentem jego szwagier, dr.. Mi.
guel Celman, czlowiek chciwy o.
graniczony; W r. 1890 wybuchto
powstanie przeciw jego radon i
prezydentem zostaf obrany don
Carlos Pellegrini, kt6ry powierzyf
teke spraw wewnetrznych znowu
generalowi Roca.
w T. 1891 wybuchio znowu
sprzysiezenie. D. 2l lutego jaki5
mlody cziowiek strzelif W Buenos
Ayres do gen, Roca ranit go LEX
ko. l maja tegoz roku gen. Roca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-31
Dziennikarze sfowialscy wsiada ma okret
5go Czerwca.
We wtorek odbedzie sic posluchanie II
posla rzeczypos. argentynskiej.
PREzYDENT ROCA PRZYJMIE DELEGATION W
BUENOS AYRES.
Delegatem "Dziennika ChicagOskiego" jest KS Stani
shaw Siatka, C. r.

nosci umieszczania artyku}6w o tire.
sci interesujacej og6f. Jezeli podroz
naszych dziennikarzy okaze sig war
to ,,czasu at}asu", znajda sic agen-
ci, kt6rzy sprAwe siowianskiej emf
gracyi do Argentyny wezma W swo-
je rece.
Ma razie ME poG0staje nam do u.
czynieuia mic wiecej, jak tylko zy-
czye Wiel. ks. Siatce szczesliwej po-
dr6zy checi predkiego dzielenia sic
z nami naszymi czytelnikami wra-
zeniami, doznswanemi W dalekim
kraju, kt6rego zydzi chcieli uczy-
mic Nova Palestyne", kt6rego
s. p. Henryk Nagiel zamierzai jesz-
cze przed kilku laty utworzy6 ,,No-
WI Polske''.
Maio mas obchodzi, re zydzi do
znali W Argentynie zawodu i ME
wierzymy W Nova Polske"w tym-
re kraju po mysli s. p, Nagla, lecz
ME many ma razie zadnego powodu
uprzedz6 sic do rzadur ktory wycis-
ga dion do S!owian W powazny
spos6b wykazac i'm pragnie "a po-
srednictwem siowianskiej prasy ko-
rzysci osiedlenia sic pod swemi o.
pick unczemi skrzydfami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-31
banda napadla ma plantacye Juana
Maytoreny, kt6rej mieszkancy ra-
towali sic spieszna ucieczka.
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficZne.

= ZRzymu zaprzeczaja pogso-
see, jakoby papiez zamierzai ma
konsystorzu 9 czerwca zamiano-
wac arcybiskupa Keane Du-
buque, Ia, arcybiskupem W New
Yorku.
= Ojciec swiety udzielii wczo-
raj audyencyi ks. biskupowi Nc
Donnell.
w wiejskiej posiadiosci
Kadinen cesarza Wilhe1ma robia
sic proby doswiadczalne piu-
giem pedzonym motorem spiry-
tusowym.
= Pruski minister kolei zela-
znych, v. Thielen, jak slychac,
ma zamiar zrezygnowac powo-
du nadwatlonego zdrowia. D. go
czerwca bedzie on II lat ma tym
urzedzie.
w Hannowerze porucznicy
rezerwy Thoms i Roepke zostali
skazani ma S, Wzglednie 3 miesia-
ce wiezienia w twierdzy "a pole
dynkowanie sic, zreszta bezkrwa-
we.
= Kro1 Edward urodzil sic
wprawdzie 9 listopada 1s4I roku,
ale rozporzadzii, by rocznice jego
urodzin obchodzono corocznie 80
maja. Wczoraj bardzo uroczyscie
dzien ten obchodzono w Anglii.
= Zdaje sic, re nastepca lorda
Pauncefote, jake ambassador w
Waszyngtonie, zostanie zamia-
nowany Michael Henry Herbert,
nominalny sekretarz brytyjskiej
ambasady w Paryzu.
- Wicekrol Ir1andyi, Earl Ca
dogans, oswiadczyi we czwartek
ma bankiecie wydanym okazyi
otwarcia wystawy W Cork, re
wkrotce zrezygnuje.
Z Kolumbii donosza, re po-
wstahcy wszedzie cofaja sic przed
wojskami rzadowemi.
: Byiy gubernator Oregonu,
Sylvester Pennoyer, umari nagle
w Portland, Ore, ma paraliz SER
ca.
w Highland, niedaleko
Poughkepsie, N. Y, wagon tram
wajowy wiozacy 40 podroznych
zderzyl sic wagonem frachto-
wynn kolejowym kilkanascie O.
sob zostaio niebezpiecznie polka
leczonych.
= Prezydent Roosevelt zamie-
RIA przy kohcu wrzesnia i W paz-
dzierniku odwiedzic rome strony
polnocno zachodnie i poludniowo
zachodnie.
= Kwarantanne zarzadzona w
Kentucky przeciw przybyszom
Indiany postanowiono odiozye
ma 10 dni.
w Kauntre, Tex, rabusie
dostali sic do szafy ogniotrwaieJ
skarbnika powiatowego i obra-
bowali ia. Zioczyhcow scigaja.
Przyszlo juz do bitwy mimi; je.
dnego raniono, inni zbiegli, ale
poscig odbywa sic dalej.
Miasteczko Fagette, 20 mil
ma zachod cd Port Gibson, Miss,
zostaio niemal caikowicie znisz-
czone przez pozar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-31
Wyjazd sfOWiahskich
dziennikarZy do
Argentyny.

Jutro, W nledZlele, WyOlera sig
Wiel. ks. Stanisiaw S.atka Q. H.,
iako przedstawiciel ,, Dziennika Chi
cagOskiego", wpodroz do Waszyng-
tonu. R6wnoczesnie Wiel. ks.
siatka wyjezdza Cleveland, o.
pan V. snajdr, redaktOr czeskiej ga
zety ,,Dennice Novoveku" liz Pitt
sburga pan F. ]. Pucher, przedsta-
wiciel s}owackich czasopism ), Amer.
slo1enske Nowiny" i ,,SlOvenski
Dennik".
Trzei amerykansko s}owiahscy
dziennikarze zostsns we wtorek
przedstawieni poslowi rzeczypospo-
litej argentyhskiei otrsymaia cd
niego odpOwiednie papiery, poezem
udadza sic do New YOrku, gdzie W
czwartek, dnia czerwca wsads ma
okret ,Tennyson", odchodzacy do
Buenos Ayres, stolicy Argentyny.
o celu podr0zy przedstawicieli
trzeeh naipoozytnieiszych i najpo-
wazniejszych czasopiSm siowianskich
pisali5my pred tygOdniem. Rzado-
wi Argentyny rOzchOdzi sic pod
niesienle pod wzgledem ekouom!oz.
nym tego wielkiego, a mato zalu-
dnionego kraju przez znaczny do
p3yw imigrant0w, a wzgledy polity
czne zniewalaja tenze Rad przeciw-
stawienie napFywowi Niemc6w imi-
graoyi sfowianskiej W Og0lnoSci,
Amerykan6w s}owiahskiego pocho-
dzenia W szczeg6lnosci. W tym celu
postanowii przezuaczyc dla SSOwian
. miliony akr6w gruntu i sciagna6
ma ten grunt oprocz stowian euro
peiskich takie Polakow ich pobra-
tymc6w amerykanskich.
o zamiarze tym powiadomiono
wydawnictwa ,,Dzieunika Chicago
skiego", ,Dennice Novoveku" i
,,S{ovenski'ego Dennika", przyczem
wystapiono prOpOzycya, azeby re-
daktorzy lub zaufani reporterEy tych
gazet przyiechali ma kosst rHsdu re-
czypospolitej argentynskiej do Bue'
nos Ayres, zkad przydani i'm dele
gaci rzgdowi odwioza ich do pre-
znaczonej dla siowian ziemi, u}a-
twiajae ma kazdym kroku moinosc
zapoznania sig miejscowymi sto-
sunkami. Me by}o powodu niezgo-
dzenis sic ma te prOpozycye, zwiasz-
cza ze Rad argentynski ME podai
zadnych warunk6w, kt6reby wys}an-
COW wspomnianych wyzej gazet kre-
powssy W czemkolwiek przy wypo-
wiadaniu swych wlasnych opinij o
szczeg6}ach, do sprswy tel odnoszs-
cych sig.
Many nadsieje, ze Wiel. Ks.
siatka, reprezentant nDziennika
Chicagoskiego", wywiaze sic ze
swego zadanis ku zadowoleniu na-
Izemu naszych czytelnik6w. Spo-
dziewamy sic nadto, re listy po-
dr6zy do Argentyny Wiel. ks. Stat
ki, umieszczane W naszym ,, ,Dzienni-
ku", zwr6ca ma siebie uwage pol
Ikich czasopism tuteiszych euro.
pejskich, oraz przyczynia sic do po-
znania " Polsce stoslnk6w argen-
syhskich, a tenn samem do skiero-
wanna prsdu emigracyjnegO tych,
kt6rzy emigrowae chca lub muszs,
ma wlasciwe tory.
Zreszts podr6z Wiel. ks Siatki, p.
suajdra p. Puchera ME zObOwiazu-
je zadnej z gazet, kt0rych CT pano-
vie So przedstawicielami, do nicze-
go. Me nasza jest rzecza agitowa6
ma rzscz rzadu rzeczypOspolitej ar
gentyhskiej, ami ma rzecz emigracyi
S{owian ich w{asciwej lub przy-
brapej ojczyzny. Nasas rzecza jest
kOrEystac nadarza;gcej sig sposob-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-31

- Podczas pobytu Kolegiast6w
polskich W Cragin, W tamtejszym
parku. odbylo sic losowanie orga.
nu. Wygrana padia ma nnmer 81
kt6rego posiadaczka jest panns
Oszwaidowska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-31

Prezydent Palma kazai dla uczcze'
MIA pamieci 200 dzielnych amery-
kan6w, kt6rzy ponieSli smierc ma
okrecie, przyozdobic te szczatki we
fagi amerykahskie i kubanskie,
girlandy 2 r6z WHENCE. W ko-
sciolach amerykanskich odbyfy sic
nabozenstwa.
WASHINGTON, 31go maja. =
Bardzo uroczy5cie obchodzono W
stolicy ,,dzien wienczenia grobow."
w Arlington zebrafy sic tysiace
ciekawych, bo oznajmiono, za
przemawiac tam bedzie Roosevelt
Ozwaly sic tam najprz6d salwy ar
matnie, potem wienczono groby
tax zolnierzy unijnych, jak i po-
fudniowc6w. Kapela marynarki
odegrafa hymn Nearer my God to
Thee. Ogromny entuzyazm "a
panowal, gdy pojawif sic prezydent
Roosevelt. w przemowie swej
Roosevelt wspomina2 najprzod o
bohaterach wojny niepodleglose,
potem o wielkich generalach pre-
zydentach, o McKinleyu, a wresz-
Gle o Filipinczykach. q cieka-
woacia sluchano zw}aszcza tego u.
stepu mowy, politycznie zabarwio-
nego, Jednym najwazniejszych
ustep6w byi nastepuiqcy: nKiedy
Filipinczycy W TAXI spos6b wykaza
swe zdolnoSci do otrzymania VOL
no5ci umiejetnoscia rzqdzenia 30.
ba, ale ME PREDICT, bedzie MONA
zadecydowad, czyli maja istniec
niezaleznie cd mas, czy tez bye z
nami zwiazanymi wezfami przy.
jazni wspolnych interes6w. Kie-
dy dzien ten nadejdzie, niepodob-
ma dla ludzkiego rozumu przewi-
dziee". = Przem6wif takze gen.
Eli Terrence, komendant naczelny
Grand Army.
New YORK, 31go m ala
Obchody wczorajsze W roznych
stronach miasta bardzo byly wspa-
niale. w paradzie po ulicach
wzieli udziat weterani, czfonkowie
milioyi zolnierze regularnej ar
mil foty. W Riverside Park od-
sfonieto przepyszny pomnik ma
czesc polegfych bohaterow. Pie
kny byf tez obchtd u stop pomni-
ka Granta.
CANTON, o. Sligo maja. - 2 r6z-
nych stron krsju nadeslano mn6-
stwo wienc6w bukiet6w ma gr6b
prezydenta Nc Kinleya, a szcze'
g6lnie piekne Bialego Domu,
Cleveland, z Chicago i z Pittsbur-
ga. Pani Nc Kinley kaza(a je
wszystkie zlozyc W Westlawn ma
grobie maizonka.
PHILADELPHIA, 31go m a a.
W, czasie d i 81 9 jazyc b u
roczyssosci odsfonieto bronzowy
pomnik Nc Kinleya, postawiony
kosztem $4,000 przez urzednikow
pocztowych W pofudniowym kory-
tarzu gmachu pocztowego.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, 3lgo maja. =
Wczoraj deszcz ulewny DUO pre-
szkadzal obchodom, ale ma cmenta.
rzu krajowym prey barakach JEFF
fersonskich udekorowano ,posrod
odpowiednich uroczystosci mogify
10000 zolnierzy.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 31go maja.-
w hall Donnelli'ego odbyfo sic Ii
czne zgromadzenie maszynistow,
palaczy pompier6w kopaln. Gaia
dolina Wyoming byfa reprezento.
wana. Mowcy wykazywali potrzebe
przyjecia zarzqdzenia strajku, wy.
znaczonego ma przysziy poniedzia-
lex. Rezolucya, by pos(uchac "a
wezwania do strajku, przyjeto Bis
glosami przeciw 81.
WASHINGTON, 31go M a q. =
Senior Felipe Buencamino, naczel-
mix partyi federalistycznei ma Fill
pinach, kt6ry tn bawi obecnie, udat
sie wczoraj wraz innymi Filipin-
czykami przebywajqcymi W Wa
szyngtonie do Mount Vernon,
gdzie grobu Waszyngtona wy
glosil move ma Geese ojca rzeczy-
IA; 80 oroSn GtooSn, ~,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12
Flresids Stories Of Early Days
In the 0zarks.
Hung Bruln With a Halter.
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Written for the Harrison Times.

Rippy's Bald Knob in Douglass
county. Mo-, is an eminence OF much
prominence. During the pioneer
DAYS of that section it was a con
spicuous spot for hunters. A. X.
Turner, a prominent merchant of
Rome, in Douglas county, describes
this hill in the following words;
at is the highest point in this
part of the country. The names of
the streams which have their source
at its base are Beaver Spring creek,
Bryants Spring creek, Rippy's creek
and Whites creek. The hill is part
of the crest of land that divides the
waters of Bryant's and Beaver
creeks. Rippy's Knob is 8 miles south
Ottawa. the county seat of Douglas
and is ten miles east of Rome. The
scenery is grand and inspiring-the
tallest hills in Northern Arkansas
being plainly visible, To the north
the crests of the Ozark mountains
loom up in view"
Zeke Eslick, a pioneer settler on
the head of Beaver creek, said that
the bald hill took its name from
Elisha RIppy, who located near it in
an early day. Mr. Eslick, a few
months before his death, gave the
writer an amusing account of a lit
tie event that occurred at this not
ed hill
MIR Esick said that Tin the sum
mer of 1894 there was reunion of
the inhabitants of the nrighborhood
in honor of the early settlers. The
gathering was at fine spring OF
water near the famous bald hill.
Among the old-timers who met here
was Mat Huffman, son Of Jarrett
Huffman. and as is usual in such
cases when pioneers meet, their con.
versation drifled back to former
days when plenty Of game abounded
here, aud number of old-time tales
were exchanged between the gray
haired veteran hunters which were
pleasing to them.
Among The stories told that day
was one related by Mat Huffman.
who said that away back in the
FIRST settlement Of that section bis
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

A merchant who had two stores
in small villages tried an experiment
He put bargain counter in each
store containing the same articles Ill
exactly the same price. In the news
paper of one village he advertised Lis
special counter. In the other village
he did not advertise, and sold goods
amounting to 1884. In the store ID
the village where he did advertise he
sold goods amounting TO $1,723.
In commenting on the result of his
experiment that merchant say Y.
People who got the advertisements
would pass by one of my stores AID
drive miles to the other"
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

ing. Will say in reply that occurred
before came to this Douglass
county. John Huffman told the tale
to me. He claims it as strictly true.
l saw him this morning and he can
give no further particulars"
Here follows the Mr.. Turner's art
icle in the Globe Democrat, which
we take the liberty to copy:
ROME, Mo-, July IL, 1900.
Being a constant reader of your
paper, would like to contribute
one item to "Tales Well Told"
Along in the sos Elisha Rippy went
up on Rippy's Ball, (near where
John Squires now sells goods), to
hunt his horses, as people then made
their crop off of the grass, and while
looking for his horses he looked up
on a leaning tree and saw a large
bear. Having no gun with him he
began to study some plan to kill
said bear, and having his halter in
hand, the idea struck him to hang
Bruin. So he reached up the tree to
near where the bear was, and buck
led The headstall around the tree.
Then, with the rein of the halter he
made a moose, and with long stick
slipped it over the head of the bear.
Then giving said bear sharp punch
with the stick, caused him to jump
and break his neck Now. | suppose
that is all strictly true, as John Huff
man is an old settler of this country
and was well acquainted with Rip
Ply, and says he will vouch for the
truth of everything as stated
The two foregoing stories are too
well authenticated to be doubted,
and we think, in the latter case, it
was a remarkable feat to hang a
wild bear on a tree.
S. c. TURNBo.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12
Get Out Your Hammer.

The latest fad which is taking the
place of the old "0rder of Butia'oN
in the cities is called the "Hammtr
Club" The emblem ofthe organiza-
ton is a small bras hammer whiea
every member IS expected to carry.
The rules and regulations, which are
about ten in number, clearly set forth
the object of the Hammers. = All
knockers are eligable to membership.
The officers are Worshipful Trip
Hammer, viee-president (Sledge
Hammer secretary (Glaw Ham
mer), treasurer Tack Hammer
The principal duty of all the officers
is to knock everybody and every
thing. The lodges are known as
"holes," the supreme lodge as the
large hole and the subordinate LODGES r
as the small holes. Fellow members
are not allowed to make each Others
name public for obvious reasons.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

The morning news of Danville, ~,
gives a report of letter written by
Mr.. Vim. ], Longenberger. a mem
Der of company A, 18th I. S. irIan-
try, to his mother who lives in Dan
vile. He says that the dead bodies
of the Filipinos "lay around on all
sides, unburied in various stages Of
decay" He adds that when a Fill
pino dropped our boys always she
him seven or eight times SO that IL
was covered with hfassa
to foot" What win be the ultimate
effect OF this kind OF warfare on the
people who are engaged in it o. ad.
vocate it?
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

father, two brothers, Jake and Jesse
Huffman, a man named Frank Boles
and himself were on a ten days
camp hunt IN the hills not far from
this hill. Boles was ravenous eat
err and few of the settlers called
him a glutton. Somehow we did
not appreciate his company. On the
evening of the FIRST day out Boles
was missing, but thinking he would
come in at night we were not I'M
easy. He tailed to show up and did
not make his appearance during the
next "a hours. 1--WE were now
alarmed at his disappearance and
next morning we lett camp in search
of him and tramped the wild woods
all day without hnding anything OF
him. AT night when we met at
camp we decided that he had be-
come bewildered and wandered of
several miles. If not that, he had
been destroyed by wild beasts. We
agreed to make another search the
folio wing day, and were successful
in discovering him. He was neither
lost nor devoured; we found him
on a fat buck he had shot on the
FIRST days hunt. He had carried il
to this same spring. We were irri-
tated at his long absence, and we
asked him to explain the reason he
did not return to camp, he replied
that from childhood he desired to
consume big tat deer in the woods
alone, and he had killed one, and
having a good supply Of salt with
him, he brought it to this spring
where water was plenty and conclud.
ed to stay there until he ate all of the
buck The man had no bread
with him but he cut the venison in
small slices, broiled it on the fire and
devoured it warm from the hot coal.
as his voracious appetite demand
ed il"
Before closing we will make men.
ton Of another incident that oc
cured in the forest in the vicinity o
this hill, which was written by A. X
Turner for the Globe-Democrat, ant
was published under the head o
Tales Well Told" After reading
the article ] wrote to Mr.. Turner al
Rome for further details. Mr., Turn
CIR replied in part as follows:
ROME, Mo, July 20. 1900.
Mr. S, C.. TURNnO,
Protein, Mo
DEAR SIR Received your letter In
] regardto Rippy's Ball bear hang
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

In Texas the $500, 900 necessary to
make a creditable exhibit from that
State at the Worlds Fair has to be
raised by private subscription. The
railroads of the state have agreed
to contribute So per mile in the
State, which will net $4,000 frolp
this source. The Texas Bankers As
sociation voted this week to contrl-
butte one-tenth of one per cent On
their capital stock. The capital
stock of the banks represented in the
Association is $30,000,000, and the
amount which they have agreed to-
contribute is therefore $4,000. The
cattle and lumber men have pledged
their support, aud in AZ counties Of
the State county organizations are
now at work collecting exhibits and
raising money.
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Saved Many a Time.

Don't neglect coughs and colds even il
it is spring. Such cases often result ser
iously at this season just because people
are careless. A dose of One Minute
Cough Cnre will remove all danger. A.
solutely safe. Acts at once. Sure c,;Ye
for coughs, colds, Group, grip, bronchitis,
and other throat and lung troubles ~ 4
have used One Minute Cough Cure se,s-
eral years." says Postmaster Cs-0 -i3a4~a.
son, Barr, III. at is the very best -ougll
medicine on the market. 1t has save
me many a severe spell of sickness and
warmly recommend it, The ehildrens fav.
orite. At Watkins & Coffman's.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

General Miles plan OF campaign in
the Philippines was TUNED down by
President Roosevelt and Secretary
of War Root because the trouble in
the Philippines is over" March 80,
General Davis, stationed at Zambon-
aga, Mindanao, reported that de-
tachment Of the signal corps had
been attacked by 200 well armed
natives, one American killed and the
transportation of the detachment
captured, including four mules. The
presidential assertion and the Phil
ippine fact do not track.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

When the government becomes
bond purchaser the price of bonds
goes up. When the government bids
Tor steel, Tor stone, for machinery or
for ships the price goes up. The
price Of silver is the only thing that
does not respond to increased de-
mand, according to the advocates Of
gold monometallism The law of
supply and demand has been repeal
ed insofar as il refers to silver by the
dictum Of the gold gamblers, and
there are thousands Of farmers and
wage workers who believe it to be
all right
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

A reader of the Communer asks
whether the government has carried
out all the stipulations OF the late
treaty with Spain referring especial
Nv TO the PROVISION that congress
shall declare the "civil rights and po-
litical status of the inhabitants of
the Philippine islands No, the civ.
il rights and political status of the
inhabitants Of the Philippine islands
have not been declared. and the de-
lay seems to be due to the fact that
the republicans are not willing to
recognize them as citizens and dare
not describe them as subjects, and
yet they are loath to let th,m have
their own independence and work
out their own destinY.-7he Com
moner.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12

]. Pierpont Morgan defines com
munity of interest" as follows: ut
means that men who own property
may do with it as they please. "
The definition is delightfully."- simple,
and the men who pay the tariff tax
es and the freight rates are doubly
foolish if they do not profit by it.