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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28
PRESERVATION OF BEAUTY.

Hints to Women Regarding the Care OF
the Hair-The ue-Toothsd Comb Con-
demncd- Cleanliness the First Requisite.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

"PUsH" on one side and "puII7 on
which lead to certain kinds of success.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

Those fellows who dote on their girls some
times find mstrimOny a powerful antidOte.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

THE doctor can endure life If he only
has patients.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

Cod Liver OIL Wifss E4Spo pltosfhltes.
For Lung Troubles and Wasting Diseases
DR. j. SnIoEAUD, New Orleans, La, Says
"Scott's Emulsion is the finest preparation of
the kind. In affections of the lungs and 9th
er wasting diseases, we may consider 10 our
most reliable agent. In q perfectly elegant
and agreeable form. -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

A wel-rouzded ''bust:'' Failing for q
million.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28
Good ForgefterY.

"Let me see, what's the date, said
old Bodkins, the shipping merchant, to
one of his clerks; "the sixteenth, isn't
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

Dam breaks are usually due to dam care
lassuess IN construction
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

ne Suffering man can never make a pro
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

King Humbert and the pops. are on the
outs again, the former having requested -bis
holiness to send q papai bUlI to the cattle
show at Ischia-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

Detroit has a church fight In court. A
court fight in church is not unusual.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

way, and at one time fell to his knees.
It must have been twelve o'clock when
I saw another light. When 1 yelled
a man opened the door.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
School Notes.

Regular monthly examination
next Friday.
Oscar Lewis left LAST week to teach
aiwinter school st Appleton.
The enrolment up to the present
time 10 about 430. Average attend
ancs for second month 3l2.
The Dialectic Society 10 doing ex-
cellent work. The Friday afternoon
exercises add much to general IN
formation and culture rot gained by
. study OF text books
There 10 very little hardness this
session. Some pupils are out OF
school 80 much that they are likely
to fall behind. Parents should send
excuses for absence and hardness.
William and Miss Jennie Brashesr
entered school Monday. There is
room for few more pupils in the
High School. We offer superior ad
vantages to young men to pursue s.
higher course OF study.
There must be an impairment OF
the life Of the community to the
school; in other words, the school
must express the moral and spiritual
sentiment of the community. This
cannot be done IL the community
does not visit the school. We have
never known an instance OF good
school which was not visited largely
by the community; and on the other
hand, it is always to be noted that
whore there Is poor school it is IN
visited. More than this. the pupils
should come to the school bearing
the stimulus which comes from the
best life Of the community. The
interaetion of these three things
the spiritual life OF the teacher. the
spiritual life Of the pupils, and the
spiritual life OF the community, will
carry the school to 3 high pitch OF
sxeellence.-N. Y. School Journal.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
The Golden Rule,

A few months since Marion Grant
seemed TO be enjoying his little noun
tain home 3 miles y. E, of Potts
Station with q family consisting OF
wife and four bright little boys, bns,
alas, dreaded disease seized
upon himself, wife and two children,
which proved fatal TO mother and son,
and left the little five year old son =
helpless invalid who demands his
fathers hourly attention. But in his
bereavement and trouble he il not
frien dless. The kind neighbors who
at all times administered to his needs
In every way possible, on last Wsdnes-
day the 2sth inst, made him to realize
the fact that his naghbors still have
for their watchword the golden rule"
Upon coming 10 his cotton patch he
heard childish giee and merry songsxnd
saw more than so helping hands, who
by their actions were saying we VIII
ever be found lending helping hand
70 those who try 10 help themselves.
And now dear reader you are NOT your
own, may your light ever shine bright
ly so that others seeing your good
work may be prompted to cry aloud,
We have been taught in the past the
watchuord and in the future intend
20 put il into practice. Who is iE thar
would not be glad 10 say am one who
helps to form this good uniong May
brotherly love be the eheif cement.
H d, B.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
Death Of mrs. I'll. A. Bran gle.

Mrs. II. a. Bringis arose on he
morning Of the 26sk inst, feellng ~
well a. usual, abe having suffered NOR E
Or 1rss for years with disease Of The
heart With her usual regularity she
went forth IN the faithful discharge Of
the daily duties Of life. All 81 her
werk Of rhe day being finished AZ Q p.
m she retired 10 ssssp- 4 gentle moan
awakened her husband sleeping BY her
side 10 And that IN a moment his con-
panicn hsd answered the summons
from on high 70 quit the walks ef NOR
tai life
Sister Brinxle. nee Rye, vas horn
March Us. 1874. was converted 10 God
In 1850. Joined the Cumberland Prexby-
tsrsan church. lived and died one OF ia
us@st consistent members. She was
married 70 Alex BrfngIs August ?,
1855. She left = kind husband. two
sons, one daughter and many friends 70
mourn her death. The writer had Of
ten times, during the past is years. met
her in the sEckr0om, and occasionally
at church, and iu The soci&l circle, ard
in all the walks OF life found her hon.
OF2ble and upright. She was never
known TO indulge In battery with anF
one and whatever she conceived 30 Be
true and right ses xss not afraid 20
nr.csss= She possessed a lofty indie
pendencs. Her chief delight was In
visiting the sick and comforting
the bsFeaved and troubled. She fell az
her post Of duty
Her race completely run,
Her last days work was done;
She retired to slssp and Fsst,
Awoke 70 greet loved ones blest.
ssThe voice AZ midnight came
She started up so hear,
A mortal arrow pisrced her frame
She fell but felt no pain
THE pains of death are past,
Labor and sorrow ceased,
Lifes toilsone cares CLOSED az last;
Her ssul to-day Is In peace.
Sister BringIe well done,
Praise be thy new employ,
And while eternal ages run,
Rest in thy Szvior's joy
Dover, Dec. !, 1890. A FRIEND.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

counted, il still, and may be expect
70 continue 90 for many years IL
iinois climbs from fourth to third,
Texas goes from eleven to ssvsn.
and Arkansas from twenty Eve TO
twenty four. Nevada and Vermont
alone among the states have de
creased in population. Arkansas
has grown over 40 percent in the tan
years. lows, home Of prohibition
and republication, has only iacrsas
ed IL per cant The cities Of Ark
snsas, IS indeed the cities Of ali the
states, show larger increase than
the country districts. These are
some Of the faca. Here are some Of
the conclusions: A census enumer-
stor should be employed 70 count
the people, not 70 secure the biogra-
ply OF each individual He should
be paid sufficiently 70 induce COM
petent persons to undertake the
work. There should be no padding
and no psrtizsnship.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

ance. and its thirteen years expert
ence, With membership shout
equally balanced between the sexes,
has demonstrated that females are 8
better risk than malesL
The association is composed OF q
supreme lodge, fifteen grand lodges
and 1900 subordinate lodges; the
last named OF which are variously
located IN States from ocean to ocean
and from Canads TO Texas, with .
membership verging on to $4,000.
representing insurance risks to the
amount of s70,60l, 500. 1t has no
side issues of any kind, and confines
itself TO the simple payment OF death
benefits, ranging from $500 to So.
600. Its death rate averages ten to
the thousand yearly, and consequent
IL has enabled its members to carry
their life insurance at $40 per 81,
600.
The total amount Of money dis
disbursed through iss supreme Of
fees here during the fiscal year, from
Septsmbe 1889, to September, 1890
was sS66,912.5s. and it may be
truthfully said that in the midst OF
the many schemes Of business that
Indianapolis csn boast OF, an associ-
alton that collects and dishurses saeh
sn immense sum Of money yearly, =.
does the Knights and Ladies of Hon
fairs as TO have neither debts TO be
paid nsr surplus to distribute as
profits At the close of each year, is
novelty in business thought, yet this
Is the case; and the grand result is
the simple exemplsr of frsternsl life
insurance, conducted on the mutual
aid lodge plan.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
HONOR.
A Mammoth Organization-Its
Business Methods and Large
Disbursements.


lndinanapoli. is the seat OF many
enterprises that have the whole coun
try for territory, and even 60 beyond
the sea; but ii has none more unique
in character than the ASSOCIATION
whose title grsees this article. Its
method 10 not business in the sense
OF money making; neither Is j. char
ity in the sense OF giving aims; but
has its way on the borderland be-
tween the Two. That an institution
OF such magnitude, with larger
monthly transactions in cash than
the aggregate life insurance Of the
city, should have had its home in
Indianapolis for years without pub
Inc comment, argues either the large
ness Of our rushing city life or the
exceeding modesty OF the organiza
tion itself Be the explanation what
il may, The News 10 the first, as US
ual, to make public recognition OF
an interest contributing so largely to
the importance OF Indianapolis as
money center.
Viewed only in tue light OF 8 col
lector and disburser Of money. It
claims special mention. Less than
three years ago its managers located
its chief offices here because Indian
spolis was central to the entire conn-
try and afforded unequalled mail IA
cilities; and since then it has dis
bursed through the banks OF our city
81, 500, 059.el
We said it was unique In charac
ter and We believe our readers will
agree with Us that ii is so when we
have briefly sketched Its history.
September Z, 1877, its Supreme
Lodge vas founded al Louisville,
KY, and its first new lodge Instituted
the month following In Indianapolis.
Thirteen years ago. then, the order
vas organized, with membership OF
less than two hundred; now its OF
fetal records show membership OF
1853, with the large sum OF SIS, lO4, !
1l462 paid to the benefciaries of
ts dead members, OF Viii b sum I
$3.50, 900 has been paid to citizens of /
Indiana.
That this association occupies s 1
place on the line between business
md charity, 10 evident from the fact /
hat its transactions have no element
II profit In them, except such as may
'e said to accrue 10 the whole mem
'eFship 10 saying to them the differ.
nee between actual coat controlled 4
y death rate, and the charges Of
I'D line insurance companies that
re controlled by the laws Of loss
nd gain
A peculiar feature about the as
10 that ii was The first fra
ernal society. or other association.
D admit females on a perfect equal.
7 with males as to amount OF insur-
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
The presidents annual mess

The presidents annual message
TO congress was in no wise q disap.
polntment to the public. 1t was ex.
pected TO be commonplace and
dreary aud full OF bitter partiEan,
ship. In ali these particulars he ha,
met fuily every expectation. He
heartily endorses the record OF hi.
party which includes the Mckinley
bin, the pension steals aud scandals
and the despotism Of Reed. The
passage Of the Lodge election bill
and other equally infamous measures
is urgently recommended, showing his
willingness to resort to any method,
however questionable, to check the
rapid disintegrasion ofAis party. 1t
is such q document as might have
been expected to emsnate from Mr..
Harrison, and like ali his former ut
teranees can but result in solIdify-
ing and strengthening the dsmoc.
raey Of the nation.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
Eupepsy.

This IS what you ought to have, IN
fact you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for
it dairy, snd mourning because they
find il not Thousands upon Thou
sadns of dollars are spsnt annnslly
BY our people in the hope that they
may attain this boon. And yet it
may be had BY all. We guarantee
that Electric Bitters, If used accord
ing TO directions and the use persist
ed in, will bring you Good Digestion
aud Dust the demon Dyspepsia and
install instead Eupepsy. We recon
mend Electric Bitiers tor Dyspep
sis and all diseases of Liver, Stom
ach and Kidneys. .Ssld a. SOC. and
sl.00 per bottle by j. w. Wells.
Druggist.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

Np&tSA = asTsby ggyen that By rirtus
IN and Aataerity % decree ana iudxness
rSa1eEs1 y tAc foFe ctrcsis eeurs % the III
aay q Nsvsueer, lssa IL . eaHse pezdiaE IN
ce2nceFyt SAeTein J. n. o. Sherwood. Gs
trustee " the AzerisAa Mortgage Ccnpany
q scotland, l1rlifeG. - PLAINTIFF znd Gee n.
I4yioF 4nG AarF c. Tsylor are defendsns.
4Ae unuefsi g2eA commissioner will oGeT for
sale az p1eise a2esloa. ~ the courthouse door
0f FSps couEty, Arkansas on q credit ef
tAEee M9nsaa GA tAe I'll DAY o. Dece Der,
issA and eetSecz the hours prescribed FOR Iu-
4lelA4 sales tae foiiewlEx lands situated 10
Pope county, Arkansas so.wtt. Tue sauth
A&tf q TIE NORTH " est Quarter ana the North
" e<s quarter OF the sozsh- West QuAF.er Of
seStlsa = l0wnAhlp North R4ngel9 y ssi,
eons4I9lng - acres more ~ Iess
IsfSaAssF& vii ce required % give soud
Yin approved security. r. b. HoGSs.
EDrau5iasioaer.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

TEE supreme court having rem
dered decision affirming the court
below, W. L. Hemingway, the de,
fsalting state treasurer of Mississip-
pi is now wearing felon's garb in
prison cell. Pennsyivanis's state
treasurer, though guilty Of the theft
Of more than three times as much as
Heming way, ls serving term in the
United States senate by the grace
OF his party, and il also chairman OF
the republican national committee
Comment is unnecessary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
Notiee on Settlement.

NJ Office i hereby given that the following
~ administrators, guardians and executors
nave nte1 their accounts euKFent fer settle
me nt aud confirmation as the JAnuary fss3
term Of the probate court 81 Pope county. TO-
I { and Z SMITH. exfrs " saith, deed. euai
JDo NJ nite, admir- Josephine QaarleS' Ks
tate, nnal
j Lester, gdn- Mich Wilson heirs, annuAI
Jas u Brooks xdn. Lucy, selma and Waller
Brooks. annual
JGlia Whltesides, gda- " D whitessdes. an
au2i.
ferguson, gdn- LoFz Ferguson. xnnaai
JAS Brooks, gln. Dora A Brooks, anal
All persons interested in the settlement u
80 "a estates are hereby notified to file their
exceptions 70 said accounts current. IL 4ov
sheF have, on or before she second day q said
tern o. court or Trey will he forever barred
from excepting 20 said accounts or any item
thereof.
~ 1iTsn under ny hand aMc seal this
SEAL Let day o. December. tszs0
q. Z HON ARD. Clerk
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

Editor DExocRAr:-Owing to my
time being taken up with other mat
ters / did not answer Mr.. Brashear'
letter OF two weeks ago IN regard Il
the questions on handling mai
which I asked the previous week.
did not sccuse any certain postm astsl
Of being negligent in regard 70 hand
Ing the mail, but from Mr.. Brashear'i
answer one would suppose that some
(if not all the questions fitted his
case. His excuse for not answering
without the writer's name is 8 weak
one, but be admits that he has
strained the postal regulations wher
be calls bis friends attention TO the
notice over the delivery room door
We did think that maybe he would
keep his friends out but We see that
it 10 just the same. And a. to wait
ing on patrons of the Office We have
seen persons wait FIVE minutes for
their mail when the postmaster, was
leisurly eating cheese and crackers
With some person that did not be-
long TO the Office. He has been seen
to sit down and read q newspaper be
fore the mail was distributed, while
the patrons OF the Office would have
to wait from one half to three quar-
tiers OF an hour before they could get
their mail.
And they have hsbit OF asking
people what papers they are expect
ing, as though . person knew what
vas in the Office, and it 10 an every
day business they have Of giving out
mail to the wrong parties. 1t LOOKS
like some one could not read very
well, and | know that 3 person called
for mail every day one week and was
told there was nothing for him when
Saturday came be was handed two
lettsrs that bore the receiving date
Of five days before.
AS to calling his friends attention
70 the notice over the door, that Ia
weak. How many has been in there
daring the past two weeksf lie. him
tell them to keep out and il they
don't take the hint let them take
some toe OF the boot. Some OF those
parties have bsen seen TO step up
while in that room and take their
mail out Of their box, and how are
persons outside tn know whose mail
hey are hngeringS
Our mail 10 one OF the most sacred
trusts that the United States govern
nent holds for IA, and our mail is
something OF which we are all par
ocular, and especially people that
ire in the mercantile business. Nov
. 10 the wrifsPs name / don't think |
bat cuts aay figure as these things
re facts and can be heard on the
tfeets, In the business houses and |
D the country, every day. and there
onld be many "More Anons" IL nee
ssarY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

LaAsioGcs AZ DAgd2nelle. Alk..NoF. 8 1880.
Notice II nerroy given that tne following
NalAel setsteN aAS sled notice % hik luteutioA
g make EAak prSofia support 81 his cl4iIa, Azd
tAAA s&ta pfeaT viii be made before tas Neg
~ e 4ao Receiver az pxri&nelle, Ark Oh
Dec. Is issA1, wa.
Joan y. ChisE, I'D entry Ne. is5s2 for ths
Nh ekA Ses- s, ~ &Ha a SWs sNk,
Sos =, Tfpt4. y. r. 10 Rssf
lie n4mcs she following witnesses q prove
as CoatinEsus residence open and cultfa"
t40n 81, said land, Vias
7 Beyt. 7 Chism. 7 CAisa, " Il ChisD,
All q Quincy ARK.
1eeu WAT. MAY. ReEistsr.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
Democratic State Convention.

LITTLE Rock, Dec. 2.-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee met
tonight and decided to call a state
convention to be held IN this city
January sth, to nominate candl-
date for Supreme Court Justice The
committee recommended The holding
OF Democratic primaries on the 9th
inst, ana county conventions on Jan
nary 3rd. Eagles last vote was fix
ed As the basis Of representation.
Hon. Grant Green resigned and Hon.
S. Brundidge, of White county, was
chosen to fill the vacancy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

THE clerks list Of the members of
the next house of representatives
shows that 222 democrats have been
elected on straight ticket, the mum
Der OF republicans being 90. Il gives
the farmers alliance = representation
of17, but twelve OF this number come
from the south and viii act with the
democrats, thus swelling the lsiter's
aggregate vote to 234 The demo
cratic majority therefore, 10, 80, or
142, counting the L. alliance men as
democrats.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
Low Railroad Rates For The
Holidays.

The Iron Mountain Route greets ali
its friends with wish for the merri-
est Christmas and the happiest New
Year. and takes pleasure In offering
greatly reduced round trip rates to en-
able them TO visit their friends at any
point on this road, not over 200 miles
distant. Tickets on sale December 24th
25th, and 3lst, and January LIST, good
70 return until January 10th. For
tickets and all further information, ap-
ply 70 your local ticket agent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
Cheering News For The Holt
DAYS

To enable the people living on the
line OF the Iron Mountain Route In
Arkansas 10 visit their old home In the
State OF Tennessee, Southwest ken
lucky, Mississippi, Alabama. Georgia,
South Carolin., or Florida, or 70 take
trip TO ST. Louis, Memphis, Louis
Vile or Cincinnati, this road viii sell
tickets at half the regular rates. Tick
cts will be on sale December 20gh. 2lst,
23nd and 33rd, and be good for thirty
days TO return. Through trains and
coaches viii be run from points In the
State 10 destination In the shove men.
toned States without delay OF any kind
For information concerning special
sraius, tickets and further Information
80 -FOUR nearest ticket agent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

TIE opening OF the second session
Of the Fifty first congress Monday
uss attended by 10 unususl incident
The feature Of the house proceedings
was the administration Of the oath
TO Hon. C. r. Breckenridge, which
WAS done amid applause from his
democratic friends in the house and
10 the galleries. Contrary to ex.
pec.ations there was no attempt
made 70 prevent Mr.. Breckinridge
from taking his seat
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04
Pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saw,

Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved
From & letter written by Mrs. Ad,
e Hurd Of Groton. ). D., we quote.
WAS taken with bad cold, which
settled on my Lsngs. cough set IN
snd finally terminated in Consump
tion. Four doctors gave me up say.
ing could live but q short time. /
gave myself up to my Savior, deter
mined IL | could not stay with my
friends on earth, / would meet my
absent ones above. NV husbsnd
Was advised to get DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. ! gave il trial, took In
all eight bottles, il has cured me and
thank God | am now = well and
hearty woman. Trial bottles free
at J. w. Wells Drugstore, regular
size, SOC. and s100
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

TIE Brinklsy Argus does not
doubt Col Fishbnck' stability TO reflect
credit upon the State SIS Senstor,
but would much rather see him gov
ernor two years from now. This
opinion 10 shared By great msjori-
ty Of the press aud people Of the
Co..
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

for the effectuai cure Of al troubles arising
from IRREGULAR, PAINFUL. PR0FuSE, or
SUPPRESSED nEssTRrATI0S. II taken du-
ring change Of life, much suffering and dan
ger viii he avoided. This remedy is 4 veg
efabls and iron tonic, prepared especially
for disorders Of females OF all ages. It
builds up the feeble, broken-down consti-
tuition, regulates the entire system, adds
iron to the impoverished blood, and makes
cures when all other medicines fail For
sale by all druggists. Family Medical Adj
wiser sent on application 10
!. 2. DR0MG0oLK q CO.. LomIwflIe. Nv.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-04

THERE 10 no change IN the sens-
torial situation in Illinois, save that
the democrats are more hopeful Of
electing Palmer. The legislature
stands now, democrats l0l, republl-
cans 100, farmers alliance 3. The
latter, Of course, hold the balance Of
power. and the manner in which
they utilize their advantage will Do
watched with interest