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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

ago, resulted III u mrul~.4
land, o., Tuesday. when Angelo MAJ
10 was stabbed through the heart
Ey Carmen Bulone. Both men low
ed the san,e girl i'll Porta, Sicily, but
MAYO won and married the young
wrAan. Bulone nr1""e -eangcancc.
IN order to escape Bulone's wrath
the couple came to America. Bulone,
however. followed them, and Tues
day morning, ON a crowded thorough
fare. killed Mazzo with stilletto.
Bulone fled, but was captured as he
was about to board Il train for New
York.
The Oklahoma State Supreme
Court Thursday rendered a decision
sustaining the bank deposit guar
anty statute as constitutional in the
test suit of the Noble State bank
against Governor Haskell. The bank
refused to pay the one per cent in
to the states guarantee fund. as re-
quired by the law. claiming the pro-
vision is repugnant to the federal
and state constitutions, Plaintiff will
appeal to the Federal Supreme
Court. Thursdays decision writ
ten by Chief Justice Williams was
unanimous.
An internal machine loaded with
explosives and bullets, addressed to
| Governor Fort. of New Jersey, has
been intercepted by the postofiicc
authorities at Philadelphia. The
sender of the machine was inspired.
| il is believed, by desire Of revenge
against the governor for his crusade
against Sunday liquor in Atlantic
City.
Guarded BY a detachment Of the
Crowley Rifles. called out to prevent
lynching, Armas Woods, accused OF
the murder at Crowley La, We'd
ncsday night Of Mansur -Nacer. Il
Young Syrain. was taken to Lake
! Charles for safekeeping. John Pctro
and Antonio Joseph, Syrains. are in
iail at Crowley, charged with being
implicated in the murder, and will
be- taken to 0pelousas for salekeep-
ing.
Near Comprehensive, Tenn, Bud
1homas andna man named Bar
shears hqdFAQ alteration during
which thc Mr. was so seriously
] stabbed ibat HdQth soon resulted
AomaS alaims A,lf-defcnse.
"a, young man
NJ Ted his fathers
county. Tenn
was Thursday
years in I'll,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19
so LOGICAL.
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Mrs. Sparker-Do you think
really prefers a horse to the IA
car?
Mrs. Tyre-Well, any one must ad-
nit that a horse is more becoming to
a woman with such hay-eolored hairl
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

tonfcderales, but was as,i-...
duty on the frontier 10 fight In
dams, and was not entitled to PEN
sion, and as consequence the PEN
sion drawn by him could not be
transferred to her.
Interest in the freight and pas
Senger rate question in Arkansas
continues inhabited in both railroad
and shipping circles, ami the filing
Of new tariffs by the traffic lines
awaited with no little suspense
the public, especially by the larg
shippers and travelling men.
ten DAYS designated by the Tn
States Circuit Court at ST. Pau
ter which the four trunk lin
Arkansas may increase both t
passenger rates, terminated )
and until a final hearing til
Railroad Commission is now
ed from enforcing the oil
traffic known as "No. 81
2-cent passenger rate mad
lative act is also under thu
Deputy Sheriff James
Sam Mankins, after
Gently with DR.. Poyntf
at Cotter. the drug STD
by the officers and @
was seized. During
made by the druggil
in the head with Il
the officers, the
painful but not Sc
Reports from
Craighaad count
cotton crop in -,
will be at leat do
an average, fol-
terioriation il ,,,.t
lowed by sue
Carl Shut o,,,r
builder and p.,ir;,
a'I"S T,''' ig to cs
u, ,,' j. ace.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

Forensic WASH 1t home when I
called. SO left my card IN
Miss Pepprey Yes, she was telling
me she considered it so thoughtful Nof
you.
Borem-To leave my card?
Miss Pepprey-No, to call when she
wasn't at home
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

"They say thar abroad they are SUI.
fering from the, lack OF American,
tourists"
Yes. it cuts off ptolfct1e expedi.
lions after the golden fleece. '-Baltt
more American.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

app 10 tnr--,...
we robaby be dis
AN light party of
M I'd to the top of a
dance at the ne
! Stones and clubs
the negroes on the
mn. it is said. climb
and threw Green to
hich resulted in the
reen'S arm.
more was shot and kill
IA Thule Sunday, the
being shotgun. and
q that Tom GoSsit did
Y. Both parties are ne
isSit was arrested and at
'fnary hearing Monday he
Elimination and was held to
Ed Jury, his bond being fix
Loco.
first Civil Service cxamina-
br positions in the government
itrv department to held in Ar
Asas has been announced by the
omission The appointment pays
om 5000 to $1,000 per annum. The
Examination will be held at Fort
Smith September 20.
Curt Hawthorne, S-year-old son
of Mrs j. NJ. Hawthorne of Mena.
Nrcll from a mule he was riding and
hs arm was bronkcn at the wrist
Macy stephens. negro woman,
was fond dead by the roadside on
the Ball farm near Doyle Monday.
The woman had left her home to
take horse to water, when she sud-
denly fell by the roadside and died.
Death was due to heart trouble.
Frank Reed Of Fayetteville, while
playfuIly sufling with friend in a
buggy at Fayetteville Monday fell
out of the vehicle and his right leg
was broken above the ankle.
T.. " Powell, G5 years Of age, a
farmer living near dorado, was
struck b, a freight train at Bonner
vile Monday and was killed Instant
~. lie mistook the freight for the
passenger train and expected it ia
stop before il reached The place where
he Attempted to cross the track.
A mule belonging to Joel GollaheI
fef 0frcniand, Nnshineion county
was bittcn by rabid dog july b
= md Income mad eaf,r1o,.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19
The Very Thinq.

We'll there's one thing about Nu-
ritch, he's always ready to confess his
faults"
Nonsense, Why, he's forever
Dragging being self-made,"
"Of course, that's just it, "-Philadel-
phia Press
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

A report vile
late Tuesday seet
that John d. &
son Of Lineoi &
suspect being ehas
ed by Deputy 81
for the killing of }
According to the
caught Holt stealing
and upbraided him for
this led to the trouble "
mately resulted in MurrA
shot from ambush on the rA
his home. The killing took
about o'clock Sunday afterh
Holt it is said, has disappeared Fl
his home, and posse of 200 me
is trailing him across the country
1t is claimed that at one time the
boy was surrounded in a eornfield,
but he managed to elude his pur-
suers and to successfully cover his
tracks. Bloodhourds which were
put upon the trail Immediately after
the killing soon lost the scent, and
the man-hunters are depending upon
human agencies alone, A report re-
ceiyed early Tuesday evening declar.
ed that. Holt had been captured and
that the officers were eoncealing the
fact of his arrest, fearing mob yio-
lence, as the feeling against the
young man is high in the community
in which both he and Murry resided.
Murry, the man shot from ambush,
was about 10 years of age and leaves
a family.
Reporting that he had been kick
ed off a freight train by a brake
man near Gilkerson, recently, and
two bones broken, Manuel Baea,
Mexican, Is years of age, and claim
ing FL Paso. Tex, as his home, walk
ed into Jonesboro Saturday seeking
work. After icing thrown from the
train, the Mexican says, he spent
the entire day in a field, and late in
the evening attracted the attention
of farmer who was walking along
the track. The farmer, he saws, took
him to his home and cared for him
until he was able to make way to
Jonesboro. The Mexican saws that
the day before he left the farmers
house several young men in the
neighborhood threatened to tar and
feather him if he did not leave the
community at once, and that II he
told any one what they threatened
to do to him in case of his refusal
to leave they would kill him.
A bonus is being raised by the
liens of Nashville to guarantee an
tension of the Memphis, Paris and
tulf railroad to Murfreesboro. The
railroad company agrees that, in
consideration of $500. it will build
the extension and maintain the rail-
road shops at Nashville for period
Of 20 years The company also
agrees, in consideration of this
amount TO release the Nashville
business men from their guarantee
of 150,000,000 feet of timber, which
the company claims is not on the
land secured.
The local operator at Dumas re-
ceised message Tuesday morning
from Gould, eight miles north, that
the depot at that place was a total by
fire, the company's records being en-
Iirely consumed in the building. The
property was doubtless the most valu-
able station property owned by the
Iron Mountain at any place on the
- nlpH and IL pS- |
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

D be drastic, harsh
ans and an invasion Of
the states, and, there
ant 10 the constitution,
states Circuit Court for
district of Pennsylya-
" dismissed the suits of
government to enforce
lilies clause of the Hep
q act against the anthra-
iai4Aing railroads of that
dyes George Gray and
&c n.aDallas filed opinions dis
missing the~4lits and Judge Joseph
Burlington disseAted, but did not file
an opinion. The commodities clause
prohibits railroad companies to
transport in interstate commerce
/ any article or commodity manufae-
tured, mined or produced by them
or under their authority The case
WAS argued in June, United States
! Attorney General Bonaparte deliy-
| eriJg the principal argument for
! thd government. The effect of the
eoli nmodities clause, if constitutional,
wotnld contine the mining of anthra-
ii coal by the railroad for use in
Pennsylvania only, or compel the
railrNad to sell all the mining prop
erty Whey are interested in, either
Direct \ ar> indirectly. The decision
of the court Mid not come as great
surprise. 1t h-almost certain that
the case will be appealed directly to
the United States Supreme Court,
Deploring the utter uselessness
and awfulness of tine epidemic of sui
eides which has occurred in Mem
phis in the past few days, DIR. Viii
liam +. Thompson, pastor of St
Johns Methodist church, is adyocat-
ing the establishment of suicide elm
les in Memphis, such as have been
established in Chicago through what
is known as the Emmanuel Move
mcnt.n This movement was started
in the Windy City by a bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal church. Men
and women to whom life is all dark
and no glimmer of hope for the flu
( ture are treated just as a physician
Nreats patient His or her case Is
diagnosed. and instead of medicine,
a bod8, new job, a little heart to
heart hlk is the prescription admin
istered Hundreds have been saved
from sclf-destruction through these
clinics. and started on with a new
grip on life and a new outlook at
things in general.
After a lapse of thirty
ton has been taken at New
have dismissed suit
against the late Gen. Benz
! Butler, of Massachusetts,
! H. Lester, who sought to
100000 damages for allcg'
imprisonment in 1861. Who
Butler was in command Of !
:. partment of Virginia and
Carolina In 1861 he was eallt
: on by Lester, who wished to
his family passed through the
= on flag of truce. While he
talking, with the general he was
], ognized by one of the latters So
!, dinates as a spy. He was taken
to custody and discriminating ID
anon him al
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19
Sc Much Alike.

cuNo"+ story went the rounds
eoine "''F time ago about lovely
foreigner, Do of whose verbal s,ine
gov NJ sBEdward occasion for a
iea'" '"h. A very lively person
dse, WIZ" delightful accent she
inau GUY. favorable impression
upo" 'ne x Dat he asked her to be
nis pa @AS'idge. But, sir" she
sai, -----s sstSnow how to
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

Thousands of p,
rious outlying villa.
of the Hooghly distE
an early hour in the
temples of Jagernath.
cutta Statesman.
The image of the god
a conspicuous part of the,
that 1t can be viewed at an
by the immense crowd of
and there at a certain fixed
bathing ceremony commences.
The most curious part of the
val is that water is not poured Oh
image of the god until certain sn
bird is found sitting on the topmo
banner of the temple There is pop
ular belief that the bird comes from
Puri, the famous place of Hindu Pilgrim
age, to Maheoh on the day of this
festival, and his very presence is an
indication that the ceremony should
commence. Immediately after the
bath the bird disappears.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19
IN THE OLD MILITIA DAYS.

Captain. You will appear on the
parade ground with your company at
ten o'clock for inspection.
y Sorry, colonel, but You'll have to
hstpone it till tomorrow, I prom.
isS my wife that she could use the
ean9n to-day for a ehurn,'
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19
Since the killing of white man

Since the killing Of a white man
BY negro at Kansas City last Sat
nrday there has been growing
alarm of race war amongthe col
ored population, and the police have
learned that many Of them are pur-
chasing firearms. A pawnbroker on
East Eighteenth street reported that
the negroes had purchased all the
shotguns, rifles and reyolYers in his
store, besides large amount of am
munition, Robert Thomas, negro,
was arrested at Il circus Tuesday for
carrying a revolver "to protect his
color Robert Mauhlin, another
negro, fatally wounded himself while
cleaning a revolver, which it is be-
lieyed he intended to carry. Excit-
ed groups of negroes have been dis
persed by the police, but no violence
has occurred.
A great new nation is forming in
Siberia. One of the most gigantic
migrations in history has been pro-
eeeding so quietly that the world
generally has not noticed the move
ment. During the last II months
more than 10000 Russians have gone
to Siberia, a number equal to half
the number of immigrants the Uni
ted States received during that peri
cd from .he whole earth, Prince
Nassiltchikoff, minister of agricul-
ture. has furnished the Douma with
the figures of the migration across
the Ural mountains. For several
years before 1906 it was 10000 am
nually; in 1906 it was 10000; in
1907 it was 100000. In the first
three months of this year it was $780,.
600, comprised in 10000 families,
Ortha Bard, a young married
woman, travelled from Frankfort,
Ky, to Middletown, O., carrying her
dead infant in her arms to prevent
anyone learning her secret. A police
man found her in the waiting room
Of the c., II. & d. station. Mrs.
Bard said she was afraid to tell the
conductor her child was dead. fear.
ing she would be put off the train
At MiGlIetown she met her husband,
George bfrd, and the dead baby was
turned o9W TO an undertaken. Mrs
Bards home is in Chattanooga,
Tenn, and Ae started from there
10 join her husand. The baby had
been suffering fron whooping cough
and was unable to Withstand the
lor journey.
total of 39f, 92I Nales of cotton
/ from the grown, of 1908 to
nber /, and 6,613 Aetive GIN
are announced in to census
on cotton ginning issued
". This is against 2N.?18
the corresponding daA in
.0S0 active ginncries; IN
IS and G,62S giuncrieS III
ID li6.65a bales aud S.G29
in 1908. These figures
md as half bales. The re-
90S, 11,503 for 1907, 2l,-
poG. and 22,23l for 1905.
/ also embraces 1924 sea
$ for 1908, 81 for 1901,
&, and 1.l65 for 1905.
order between Tennessee
Ky. there has been mus
rvice a company of mill
thA advance outpost to
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19
It Came Off.

The fair bather was in the greatest
danger when the heroic rescuer seized
her by the hair II came OF, Pufrs
and coils and waves and rats it
strewed the shuddering sea,
For a moment TIE rescuer was
daZed.
Then he grasped the tiny knob of
real hair that remained on the lady s
head and drew her into shallow water.
Did she thank him for saving her
life?
She didnt.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19
sIfs. ~. III. Till of prescott

DliF- VI IL. Hill pl ifstNAih
whose death occurred Saturday, was
buried Monday in a easket she pAr-
chased for that purpose 90 yedfs
ago. Mrs. Hill had been resident
Of Prescott % years and formerly
owned and conducted the Parker
hotel, which was destroyed by FIRE
two years ago. After the destruction
of the hotel she was married to w
II. Hill and resided on farm two
miles north of Prescott. Mrs. Hill.
p years ago weighed over 400
pounds, Realizing that in case of
death a casket large enough to con-
tain her body could not be had in
Prescott, she ordered one made and
kept it in her residence up to the
time she died. She lost about half
her weight during the past two
Years, but the easket she bought was
used at the burial. Mrs. Hill had
been in feeble health for some time
and recently one of her legs became
affected and complications developed
which neeessitated the amputation of
the limb above the knee, from the
effects of which she never recovered.
Found unconscious and alone in
his cabin near the plant of a shin
gle mill at Scott, last Tuesday, Ed
ward Masters, rs years old, was taxi
ell to the Battle Greek Sanitarium
at Little Rock, where he fingered
until 10 o'clock Thursday morning,
never regaining consciousness. Her.
morrhetie fever was the diagnosis
of the physicians. Masters home
is at Littles, Ind, but he had been
employed at the single mill for
more than years When the plant
closed down about eight months
ago, he was retained as custodian.
He was last seen Sunday morning
by neighbors. 1t is supposed that
he became unconscious and was
therefore unable to call fer assis-
tancc.
That the next legislature may
bring forth unusual developments i'll
connection with st. Francis Levce
Board affairs is the belief Of many
politicians who are in touch with the
levec board and the general political
situation in Arkansas. They advance
the belief that an effort may be made
before the legislature to do away en-
trely with the levee board and create
i'll its place, levee commission for
the entire state. They also state that
an effort to alter the pres or
of appointing board II
not be unexpected. /
lieyed that the board
tempt to induce the
create a 100000 boz
levee district.
Gold and silver
said 10 have been
line OF the Prcsco
ctn Railroad n J.
which, it is clair 20
to the ton. the ZEN
made at Dcnve ach
report being t COW
cry was made land,
who has filed nited
States Ian amden
against the id who
entered it and
stone act sill hear
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19
Man and Beast Alike.

Only those who have suffered the
agony of eye affiictions can appreciate
the blessing to humanity in Dr. Mitch
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

cred with confusion. Tnu R,ne, IL
course, laughed it off. and now tells
the story with gusto.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

y
have called on state all-
protection. Complete de-
is threatened of gins at
ID Heidleburg because
L Saturday. Mississippi
Q feared formations of A
organization for some
to low prices prevailing
Now that il has arrived
be made Ito stop the
ganizatioll of all promi-
! with fJrce for night
ph, The Aatemcnt that
Union haSt lost a mil
py holding cotton in
houses duriIlg present
eyed to have melted the
q theiEf latest' ofgan'
.Fcrtlcrick, Of Queer
d Miss 1lonta Gibson
ltion, Tex, Saturda,
district court in th'
xarkana, against tn
ie Railway Compan,
They say in thei.
they took the tran
or their respective
It %, seating them
lir car and that whel
came through h
d them to 60 into tn
4 when they rroteste,
white women, he use'
ID more insulting Ian
one Of them IAN oil
insisting that the.
he ladies stood thei
aud did not leay
9th the plaintiff
ed Young women
iNS a teacher j
ass,reil,
-
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

<. ~ - va tiNNh ia
ack as 1919 it is
well regulated
OF alone. the eyes
e dumb animals
forts. AIitchell's
here. Price 25c.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-19

s y in thNt pari d
relport was brought
! Marshall W. NJ.
Itb Frankfort with
Nhom he and De-
teGt caught on ting
bhe early in thf
df manufacturing
Eapt, G. A. Mef
F1kesday at PORTS
Wbolism OF the
opsAtS }r APP
Tuesday t&t her
Ks fastened ~ the
~ Department. in
{ command ofNthe
!. Mrs. NIerrihm
hand felt he Was
Gent transfer and
is broke his heart
eel-known Young
Ala. committed
hi and the body
Inoham Saturday.
lair are lacking.
Iail to have been
nth.
or a public cot
POST several mill
l,c the largest in
bunced Saturday
Thompson of
btton Exchange.
breckenridge,
early Monday
a,to0 worth of
hmount Of cash
lobbcrs. Dyna-
open the safe.
ne county, Kyo
Is have put in
that section.
DO citizen, re-
or so ago to
consequences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-22
HARVEY, o, HARVEY SCOTT!

Now, Brother Scott. what have you
TO say Of political corruption in ore
son? You have posed as the one an
gelic presence among all the devils
Of the republican party in Oregon,
what answer do you make to the
Steffens allegation in the American
Magazine that you, yourself, the one
towering monument of political hon
esty, sincerity and rtue, offered and
in fact paid, $4,000 to Senator
Bourne for his influence in trying to
elect you to the United States sen.
ate?
Is this the inside history of your
political honesty? Is this the heart
of the man who has cursed, anthema-
tized, condemned. censured, abused
and villified the opposing factions for
their alleged dishonesty, insincerity
and corruption?
Is this the finale in long tragedy
Of dupliclty morbid ambitions,
piqued purposes, vain warfare, feign-
ed virtue and selfish and vainglorlous
leadership?
You who have poured out your
molten lava upon the heads of Of
Tending factions of the republican |
party; you who have stood upon a
mountain summit Of self-assumed vir-
tue and have thundered down your
curses upon those who differed from |
you in party management and poit-
ical faith; you who have danced in
glee upon the grave of venerable |
John II. Mitchell, simply and solely
because he succeeded and you did
not; you who have stood before the
people OF Oregon as the one shining
editorial light, the one dispenser of
and forceful political die
ton. the one austere evangel of po-
itica purity, the one dlctatorial mo-
yul Of the republican organization,
ready to rule or ruin as suited your
)wn selfish interests; what have you
o say to the lndisputable ev dence Of
your own miserable corruption, az
shown in the steffens letters and ar
icles?
The people Of oregon await your
Lnswer The facts are against you.
rhe people are anxious to know