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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE In hereby given, tnat In pursu
~ 1nce VI an order Of the Coupty C.,u r.
ul the state OF oregon fur the County n
Marion .mnde on Tue 3rd dsy Of Nov. 7, isss.
IN tue matter Of the estHL3 OF Samuel A
Keel, de,,ea-ed, the unde sign.d admin,
irAtsf Of said estate. viii Ne NJ puUli,
nucti"n IN the highest bidder Tor cash
subject IA confirmation b., said Court, On
saturday the 9TH day Oi Decen. h.r, iryO. nI
III O'Clock n. IN. NJ the west doyr Of In.
Court House VI said county, all the right
titl. aI,ts aud Interest uf the sa Il ~
a. Keel vi the time Of his death, In and tu
the following describ, real proper v
tUwit: rpe north half of he n T. ous rt.,r
and t'ts No. and ., of Section I3. r. vs.
Z. OF the " iiinmelie meridian. in The
Cuuniy VI Marion. st&te Of Oregon. CON
tanning lti. 10 acres, NOR. or lens. Saving
ana ~xcep'inx u small tract thrrssH de-
scrioed ~ follows, iU-wii: BEGINNING nj 4.
phnt IN the center III the t,,uuiv r,,ad
ieAdink W from tn town ,f AeLAiua. Where
u cr,rs,es the line bs.ween r. " . r.
ana kaI. Thence west 81 feet, thence.
south " the bank VI the Nth sunt,,,,,,
river, thence east to the above descrii,ed
Dvnship line. thence north 10 tne pl.c.
Of begidnapg. i'm. Esxsw
Adm'r of he estate Of samuel A. ke.l
deceAssd. "''
raieII, ore. Nov. Z. lssO.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

gin-ing at p. m. Everybody in.
vited TO attend.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
r Shepsr died lsst I thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Shepar have the sympathy
O. the whole somn,uuity.
Mr.. Geo. II. Eilers of Oak Grove,
was in our town l>-t Monday aud
ss- med to lie happy over the insult
Of the recent Eastern skc,ien.
Chss. Phillips has moved on the
Elder Richardson place pesr Bethel.
Ne wish him success among the
Betbeliiea.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Two Through Trains Each Way
DAILY, VIA
UNION PACIFIC System.

Commencing with sunday, Marcn, ~ ~
both first and seo,ndci.s. tlckem rmsii.a
holor.'d on "rhe Limited East 49, wv.
irui - SMnd 4, M well also on the wv
land Flyers, ;" Nos. IWnd2. - are
'The Limited East Mall" unIts colo
equipped with Pullman palace sns s. ~
uiSt rlssepers. di0ing oars, onsir uu...,lsn1
csls,ches. and run solid between
aud Chicago. daily without cl.snys, ,,ouel
The"Overiand Flyer trains sre ea"'SksS IVY
with Puiiinan palace sleepery nnc - sul
6elw@n portland and Council n'unsts uSstssss
With Pullman cs,lss,ist slssrcr. ~Ithoys
roTiiand and ksnsss CITY, sA''S'
change. ..,,> vitb
thrnixh traIns 10 and from NAL, 10y ~ ~
~ hey enne With tbrnixh tInn' ss,is.
from t'envs., knnssss NY sna ~ auicksa
The above trains sflord tne cs~a
time slelveeu the Northwest ls
aud k,.slrrn and ontherp pmnss', hrorxh
Ds,aIled lime of trains, rssse s mo
tiekris. baggage checks etc. g. c.s.s o}lbs
cured uyoN application brny ~ snS,E
unk,n itsstncf ~ts,s. " ~. ~
soisE 4 u.sSiN0 AssasA -
strssl. ~aism Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Proposals for Stationery.
once OF the Secretary OF State,

once of the Secretary or state,
| salem, Or, Oct. Is, lSs0.
Sealed proposals. will tse received NJ thie
office until nts,u Monday ,Itec. /, Iss0 Ia fur
ni-h he follow ing articles tor the state oi
oregon.
" reams legal zap, IAN, No. ruling
white Laid, Carew, Charter oak or scotch
| linen.
20 reams letter paper. lslb, 80 ruling
white laid, Care~, Charter Oak or Scotch
linen.
~ Yeans FIRST class Congress note, 7Ib
parksge-. No. ruling, white laid.
. " Sns's while envelopes, tub, No
LsM No 10 white envelope. solb, No rug
II gross rairyad Steel pens, No lts.
| AgrDrs GiiIoit's steel pens, No 4Ul.
! 5gross uilott's steel pens. No 3GI.
8 gross Eisierbro,k -" pens.
| 6grO-s fabers penhoider-. No Is7i.
10 dpzen f'eck, stow 4 Wiloox's inkstand-
| No5J
1 dozen Peck. Stow & Wilcox inkstand-
SD54.
10 Ih,z Peck, stow & wiicox's inks,ands,
| No In
" D,z ivory folders, e.inch standard,
d z..n ivory folders, 10 inch congress-.
| - muciluge cuIs, No ., Morgan pat
lud"zen 'nucilaxe stands, reservoir M o,
Morsnns + patent.
sreins rMss : treasury niotsing paper.
| 9sr-: No . Eagle Recorder lead pencils,
! style 6O.
d,z..n Sanfprds premium fiuid quarts
3d.nen -taff'rd's writing EuId. quarts,
10 'tpz-n gUinined stub files, No u, Iix Is
In .he-, q lig's.
~ d''z~n Duplex cap-board letter clips.
10 d'.xcn Fab. RI rubber rulers, Tin q n .
* d.zen steel ernsers, ltbgers No Is, iia
hone.
uuzen steel erasers, Rogers No 10, i49
rDmy.
On,xes tab'r's No ;Do. rubber bands. A..
-,rted SIZES
5grm. Fsber's lead pencils. No ?, hexa-
Son, gilt.
l.gro-s Fsber's lead pencils, No 2, round.
.iit.
Is dozon Faoer's patent ink and pencil
'ubbs'r erasers, mammoth.
SOJ hctsiiTs psteni al,er fasteners, No 2,
nav mead
aooO McGlls patent paper fasteners, No I.
DAT head
I5 dozen table pads To hold papers, lsx2a
nches. strung leather tips.
=, .iozen waste paper baskets, crossbar,
SpI.
20 ~ hemp twine, No ~
Al the safne time. sep ,raie bids will be
received for II dozen fiBe penkpivps, 10 be
i'scribed by tr,d- numbers, samples TO be
exhibited.
lids sh"uld be marked "Proposals for
StIItiOn 'ry." Soue but the bert duality Of
<'sods Will he accepted. The right - reject
sDy Or ali bids In reserved. All the above
trtic.es to be delivered al halem On or be-
'Ore Jann.ry ~, lsgl. GEO. W. MeFaRiDE..
hror6tary or stale
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND.
wheat--vsiley, 81 1,1..;; w.,lis wallA sl.iI
10 sl,i7h.
Flnur-Standard. g 70 t0 u.
walla wslia 81 soi ~.
Outside grader, q -.
Oats White a., to 541l C, gray 80 C To &
per bushei
Millslufs-Bran 81, 50@ls; sn II is, s2i02
ground barley. S21,; c1cp feed. "
mihdlingn, H. per ton.
Hay -el66is per ton.
Butter-Oreg,su Lsncy dairy. 571 c:hiLcy
cresmery4z1..; good TO fair, 27IssSO.Cal
fornia choice s7Isc.
Eggs-Oregon Dc. EStern 2sc per dozen
Poultry-Oid chickens, - 50s5 ".
Potstss-si 10 psr ut&i.
rumatoes--Ur. Soc; Cal. &c per box.
Cheese Oregon, Il To isc; Caiiforni.
VI to l0G.
sussrs-Goi 'en c, nc. extra Z, %: dry
granulaied. " cube. crushed and Pow.
dered, SIC per pound
hesns-small white, 31scS4; pink Ss1;
baya.,
u rs, butter, - 30 iimas, . 50 per GENITAL
Hops-- -a0asc per pound.
Dried Fruits The market is hrm. Quo
ted: italian prunes. ~ TO isc; retite and
German, loc psr pound; rsisins, & 70 psr
box; plummer dried ps4.rs, II 10 i2,Sc; sun
dried and factory pluin,, II 10 i2c; evspo
rsten peaches. lsc; snyrns ng., n TO 10
California fiss, b. per pound,
Riee-s1<r per pound.
Hides-Dry hides. . to &c; 4 less for
eulls; green over s. pouHds, 4c; under IS
pounds, &c; sheep peits,
aMOkE ED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, is 10 l4c; breakfast ba-
con, II 70 li1ss5 sidss. . u IDc; lard. ~
10 iU1<c per pound.
BAN Y&ANCIsCO.
bAr FKA SCIsco, NV 5.-w heat the
week opened IN = quietsr market. No.
white, 81 s21l TO 81 xs4: choice, q - per
eentsi.
Bsriey-feed q 27,S@i 30 per GENITAL
d <S choice 81 W To M; common grade
D s2,<-
osts. Gray 81 6 TO o. black q e6 to 2
pr cOntxi'
Onions--s2 70 10 8 70.
PoiaJsses- " 81 35.
MISCELLANEOUS Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-waOl-E.astern Ore
gon, 10 To lSc; valley, I6 to Inc per pound
issef Live, 8 t051zc; dressed, 7c.
Mutton idre. q ~ s1+c; dressed 7c.
Hog Live. &c; dressed. 10.
Veal q To sc per pound.
spssng lambs s2sseh.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
IRON ZENA.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Watson have
returned from visit to friends in
III.
Elder A. w. Steers will commence
q series Of lectures on Prophecy and
history next Saturday. Nov. ~, t,s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
$500 Rewardi

We viii pay the above reward for any
case ~ liver complaint, dyspepsia, aick
headache, indigesti'n. constipsstlOn or cos
fiseners We csnn'd cure vitw VESTS vex
eitableLiqer pills. when the directions are
strictle COMPLIED with. They are purely
vexetaAbl, and never fail u give ssti fac
liOn. sugar ~hsted. Large b Ixes, contain
ing 10 pills. rs cents. ltewsre Of counter
iei,s and mitaiions The genuine manu-.
Gtct red only by THE JOHN G, WYST
Cu. Chiezsxo III.
sold by Geo z. Good, Druggist, 10 Con
street, Salem, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

We fully agree with the above
and in further testimonial of the
same have this day each purchased
one ~ the Hswkeye machines.
GEO. f. ALLEN.
DAVID EARLY 4 Sons.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

4 sy.opsAs II tbs AArkets-Bayiag and
Dse1isg PvAe0. a.
RErAI 4. pHaCRR

4 ayaopaAs II tbs AArkets-Baying and
Dselisg Praes. o.
R1AI u R8sC0s
REVISED QUOTATIONS..
Shoulder -susRr cured, per VI, ,fxk
BreakhAst barOb--l5
Hsnis-sugsAr cured. per In. lSSnsc.
Reaf-6 - l1~r.
Pork-l0G He
NATIONS q iy1sc.
Neal-lo . I21xt.
Timuiny seed-rer pound. z3<c. salling.
He'd clover seed-Per pound, Iac.
white clover seed Per pound, tsc. y:
AiAke-ise per psuDd.
Lincoln Gr..ss~iyf, f,c per pound.
Rye tirAss-l0c prev pound.
Orchard Gr,t-s--l7c per pound.
beMns-G per ID.
Oat meaIsAt 4 10 IN.
canned frulI-Pesscher, u es; apr,co
y 6i blackberries, 81 cs,rn, best grader
el 7l tom itisx 81 o. string beans 81 ~,
grssn peas u eE per don. In tvo 10 esus
box: pears 5sc per box; grapes el Is: per bs,s
pOtatipes 0.. carrote o.. parsniI- u ut
quinces 81 % pper bushel; oni,.ns "a per 10.
ish-- salmon 7ss1ur rer Id; sturgeon "a
r. per ID small fish sioc per u: AAf'out and
cod LIE per III.
Hu-YrS6 PRICES.
F1our-Per barrel. s4.3D. best iSs lhs.
tnst~-Per bushel. ao a 5nc.
Kariey-Per bushel. 5c.
Bran-Per ton. SIG 80 at mill, sacked.
ShOrts-Per ton, eA 50 sacked.
Cbsp-Per ton. Sls.D - sucked.
Hop--QuOied AT :.5c per ,b.
Egg~-;Sc per Dozen.
PotatOes-Per Dushel, Oc new
COrn messi-.sc per pound.
Cheese-bka lie per pound.
Dried pfums-Fer III. 66fo,
Dried pruner-Per ID. l2s4 la.
Einprted prune- flzr per In.
Butier-ysSsc per pound far god
Iard--i2lzla Iic per ID.
Hams-fer pound. .ii@l2c.
Bacon side--iO per 10.
Shoulders-~eSc per ID.
Chickens e..
Turkeys I06l21ze per ID,
G-e-e 'Ssr per 10.
Ducks. l21Sdl5 per m.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
TESTIMONIAL.

mschipery.
TESTIMONIAL.
EAST SALEM. Or. Nov. l2. 1890.
We, the undersigned fssners Il
Marion county. Oregon, who have
this day WITNESSED the workings of
the ~vkeye Grub aud stump
machine, ON the farm Of G-,. f.
Allen, tate pleasure in saying that
it's power far surpassed our ex,scss-
tons and that we fully believe IL
will do all that Is chained for H.:
that the circumstance werr unfsvor.
able for II ~ tsst work. the ground
icing 20 dry ssd hard, but that it
successfully mustered those diffi-
culties snd peri ,rmed uDex pec,ed
work With eDiire anfisfnrtisu. We
have no hesitapcy In r-conmend-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
JEWELS AND LACE

IN r. VIE me w~e1-c taEeN
Oh 81. VII lie lA,s= rS-t
w-nz. AZ -nu- ,e~-es anc via; az -ozf la-es
vsu--h 70 ruu n S-uIr u-oss.0inr the f-rirs
s-resl. r.tich fEshi1nssIs snCie-y irnpr--- o..
~ orvot-es enoGSt tes1 be payssos. str-'H--h
anc endurance ~ ne mos ro,suss- va hresk
ac~r1 ln>e y1ur hesL:h s,,o h-coFn. q pal 50
s-~cs. ss .sau<zncs 90 f-uu such csEss
rnoer such Ciry'gfr. sisisoes ycu would wtliinx1y
xsve ~ vpuT tewsl. snd al yosir iscS - r~rs,s
lr<- hesi.a T1ss vpu cav Do II ia @14 soi v
oor- 70 The "a; .nSi g-esi Fsss''-Ni3V" Aor~n
- Or Ylerrs'. ts vU-its Pst~cril.si- Tbn1'
snrcs Of grateful nFo-I bBe-S ute oAs u -
mace known "a them.
For Al oerxnxerus ats- i-reguls-tte- md weAx'
pv~<r< r-a ulxr women. u - The cas- rrftiets,
sole b c'-Dxxts,s, under . positive guar
sntee from the uti4 4ac't u-~rs. ina u " "
ss.tsfa-fiou IL evssy cs-e. ~ muney ~il be ~
funded Tbts guarantee hes t--el printed on
the eo.,ie-w-zoper. snG faithfully carried ou'
Ipr many ye%> - - -.
An inSts, -4fgng ,ari-. imps-ts strength 70
The whole sysiem- . is-@hls women ssuerI-ly' .
p- Pisrre'. F.vo-lS. Prescription : ths sresi'
~ s~rIhly ovsn-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Icke.s Tor West side statlo,,s far snis m,
100 ~ Jefferson ~. Ticke l,,r E. s"u ~. ~
su.,mn, sna lr sale NJ Unlo, dep u, i"r. ali,
lAv,yn n'n' sapt &uen. fyt. a I'ass AZ,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Health is Wealth +!

DIR. r.. q. VESTS Nerve ana Brain
resiinrui, guaranteed specific tw Hys
Neur"lfia, Headache, Nervous Pro-iratInn
caused by the use Of alcohol or tol,acco
Wskehllln"ss, Mental D-pre--ion, soften.
ing ~ ihe brain resulting In insanity and
Ieauinx " nis''ry. .ec,y mnd death. pre-.
mature nid age. btrrenness, los III power
eau scd ny overexerii,p M the brain, Each
o',x contains one nIoni n sere,,tinent, 81 ri
oox or six b 'xe, fur sl0l, ~ent by mail
prepaid on receipt uf prioe
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
THE


~
Fast trains .lshh Pullman Veeuouxx
Drn wing rom sleep ~. dining cars ses
coaches ~ latest design. bot Cnic.Sv
and Milwsukee and 81. Paul and Ainns
up,iiir.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestouled
drawing room slsepers. dining cafs sss
coaches of iates' design. bstweeu t'niG4s
and Milwaukee aud Ashland snd puIu...
fhrbnxh Pullman vo~tlbule oMuns
rs''n and colOnist sleepcrs Wa the NonT<
cru Pacific rAilrosd between Chicaxs sss
Portland, Or.
nvenient trains 10 and from Gassesss
Western, Northern and central M. Z
sin points, afiarding unequaled serves y
and frmn WAuke~ha Fond du Lae' ~. ~
k,~h, Neensb. Menesha. chippevn rsaSi
Eau Claire. Hurley, Wis. aud ironSs'
aud Bessetn1r, Mich.
FOR tickets. sleeping car reservaus,s
time tables nnd ,ther lnf0rnesti0uI ny!y
or Can.da. ar AiNsLiE;
Senl. Mgr, NiiwsuGss, Wa
J. n. M.HANFbhD, ,
usp1 franc Mgr" y. PAU
Trxfiic Mgr, Milvaukse, w
OUIs ECksTE!M
Asst 0enH Pass'r and Tkt AT hhv
koa, Via
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
SOCIETY NOTICES

c A. R.-5edgwick Post, No. 10, Depart
". Inent U oregon, meets every Monda y
Teniug ~ the tall Ovei the Oregon Land
eJinpany's Offer. Visiting comrades ar
cordially invited To attend.
ID. g. sHREsAE, Post commander.
=. A. RAsDLE. A diGts ~.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
OregOnian Rail Road COMPANY


Cnnnee'ions NJ Wo dburn with n ~ ia
traI " ANA fr' IN prtlnnd and m T,,Ii'
man VII" iralns To "nd from Albany.
WEST Side.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

nP- 7. c. SMITH. Dentist, w siaie street
~ salem. or. Finished dental OI'ers.-
lions NJ every descri iption. Pain e-s opera
iion- & speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Tax.Payers Take Notice.

The tax nil of Marion county fur the year
i~sp has been placed In my hnnd~ for rsa
lection. and .A&-p yrrS will plrz>e come
Erwar4 and pay their assessments ~ the
o,unty j. out oi funds. r NJ. CRoi~AS.
sheriff and Tax Collector.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

L. p MOUTH NICK. Contractor and
Il. builder. Well prepared 10 do sll
kinds OF building and guarantee sarisfcz-
-EOn. +-2l-im
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

to te said. however, and that is that
Abe Purrier Is n trump At handling
wschipery.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
VEGETARIAN TEE SIX BOXEs

10 cure any c',se. with each order re.
ceived by ~ fr six b ,xes, mccompaulei
with SOD, we VIII send The pu -chasar our
wIItten xutrtnise I ) refund the NANCY II
the treatment d. ses moi ~ff.,cf "A ,ure U,,.r >.
ah!es issued only by ,sej. h. tss,d. Drug.
glst, sole agent, .A0 Com ~ .,.Ie,u lie
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
BUSINESS CARDS.

MUTE 4 CLARK: BARRIERS and Hair
~ dIeS-ers, 2l2 Commercial street. only
the best Df work
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

TOHN GkAY.-Cnntrnctor Hnd builder.
- Fine inside finishing -pef:ialty as
CoInuierciai street, salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

4 n. CLOUGE. Undertaken. Emoalmer
"A. and Cabinet Maker. lU state ST..
salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

TOHN KNIGHT, blacksmith. Horse
- shneing and repairing a speciality. shop
st the foo, OF Liberty street salem, oregon.
23ti
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

nB. GRIFFITH, deutist, ,office in Husb's
~ new building .oDrner Colni,,-rsi.i and
Court. aAlem. Ane.th thetics administered
when desired. ssu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

ID J. LARSEN & CO., Manufacture Of ALI
/ kinds oi vehicles. Repairing ID special
-. only the besi work turn-doui, ~hnp45
State street, next c,Or D rscriDer q POhle
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
S'JAcoBS OIL
CURES PERMANENTLY
oolAylcA. IUNDAoO

NO~0SSS
tio Ksarney g.,
6an Francisco. Cal.
April Is. 1850.
ny wifi and ] 10th
have bern smict<d
...a With lam: tis:a.s:',ssk. =. ..ed !. !!
u,,d psImsn. nt
cure by tass u g.
Jacobs oil.
=. j. Jx9AVa.
- sgsr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

ti0 p. IN. LV. Portland Ar a:A a IN
7:2j y. M. Ar. innville Lv. G1 y. rn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

~ RD. HOEYE-Barber and Hair.dress.
VI. ing ps-inrs. finest D.ath- in the city.
go JOmmtrcl~I street, salem.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-13
OBITUARY.

In memory of little Wilmer, daughter of w. R. and Lucinda Mckinley. who died of wilooping cough and pneumo- mia, one mile east of Russellville. Feb. 20th, 1890. Age, 7 years, 4 months and 22 days. Dear little Wilmer, hast thou left us? An! yes; we sadly feel thy loss. Ohl what a bleeding wound is left. For several weeks you suffered. In bed you lay moaning, suffering, but not murmuring, awaiting the summons, with your little prayers ascending to the throne of God. At last the angel came. You told your papa you was dying, and extended your sweet little hands to papa, mamma and friends, and took your heavenly flight. Dear Will mer, though your little sun went down in the bright morning of our exist ence, it sank amid blissful splend0rs of an eternal dawn.
 Little Wilmer was child of rare per- sonal beauty and unusual intelligence for one so young, and being the oldest of three, was the idol of her parents and the faithful guardian of her little sister and brother. Little Winner was great lover of the marvels of nature, and could find in them beauties hidden from older eyes. A great lover of pets with a little heart so tender that not even a spider was in danger with her. Oh! how sad 1t is to give up such jew ell, but she has gone to the arms of Him who said tSuffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of heaven" NANNIE WORKMAN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-13
The A. R. ~ L. "A. All Right.

1 The American Building and Loan Association of Minneapolis, Minn., which has local board here, has
 been from time to time reported as
 collapsed, by various papers. There 1 is, however, nothing of it, we are glad to saY;the whole stir wasbrought about by the Minneapolis Tribune and several state officials and Say ings Bank representatives scheming to ruin the association, have receiv CT appointed, run down the stock and buy the shares for nothing. But this grand plot was discovered in time, and ventilated by the Minne- apolis Times. Moses E. Clapp has filed his opinion in the case of the association, in which he states that there is no grounds for proceedings against it, thus bringing to an end the most malignant and one.sided warfare ever waged against any in- stitutlon, public or private. The association will. it is understood, immediately take steps toward en- tering against the Tribune one of the heaviest libel suits ever brought agalnst paper in the United States. Members need suffer no uneasiness concerning the safety of their invest ments Tn the association n.-Harrison Banner.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-13
Notice of Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the following administrators, guardians and executors have filed their accounts current for settlement and confirmation at the May, 1S9O term of the probate court of Pope county. to-wit: Jones and c K Linton, adm'rs of A c Deshazo est.
 " Lewis, adm'r of J NJ Poe est. l. Shinn, q '' D Nj Battenfield est. RIG Brown, " " Eda Brown, decd, late gdn. of Annie and Fred Washington. tFinal) J k Shinn, adm'r of L c Shnn est. .t J l. ShinD, .' 's Dan Mathews est. f A Jones. " 4 J Roberts T c and k H Smith, ex'rs of Vim Smith est. E. Wilson, curator ofJay Brearly, minor, (Fipal.)
 A Zachary, gdn. ofC K Shinn heirs. (Final) A W Mathews, ]" q Cora L Williamson. Julia A Whitesides. gdn. of k E Whitesides heirs.
 Jno Darr, gdn. of J l. Wilson heirs. r II Brant, '' Brant heirs. J k McKeyer q Teeter ss Van Tomlinsons G G Franklin heirs. N W H Hill !. s- Thos Livingston $ MB Wilson. ss .J W Hughey '' W B Young, s " C McCune All persons interested in the settlement of said estates are hereby notified to file their exceptions to said accounts current, if any they have, on or before the second day Of saiu term of court or they will be forever barred from excepting to said accounts or any item thereof.
 Given under my hand and seal this 25th day ISEAL of February, 1890.
 B. HoGNs. Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-13
From Mountain Springs.

correspondence of sne Democrat. The grippe has packed It's grip
 sack and departed for apastures Inew.1
 1 The recsnt cold snap has been quite damaging to oat crops in this section.
 An infant cyclone visited this
 peighborhood Monday night, doing considerable damage to fences, etc. Messrs. Cannon, Russ, Adams anu Odom, representing the Planters Nursery. Humboldt, Tenn, are among us this week, in the interest of the nursery.
 What's the matter with our litera- " society? We should not let such an institution suspend for lack Of attendance. Let us turn out, every one, and have an interesting society.
 We have good Sunday school on the mountain. The school meets at the school house every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
 The Mountain Springs school is closed this week, on account of s.sesl illness of the tsss.ssher, Mir. Meade. School will be resumed next Monday, however. The exhibition which was to be given next Friday night, has been postponed until Friday night following--Marc 2lst--the close Of the school. MORE ANON.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-13
Aslris,a Nexs.

Charley Smith has gone to Okla Ihoma.
 Rev. Jones, the uew pastor Of the M. E. church, has arrived. Mrs. Clara Lewallen died here on the 18th ult., from heart failure.
 Rev. Mir. Upchurch. of the NJ. K. church, has moved to Russellville.
 Ed Love and Willie Gibson visit RusselIsille with suspicious frequen- cy of late.
 Druggist ". A. Galloway and Miss Maggie E. Oates, Of Potts Sta tion, were united in the holy bonds of wediock on the 9th inst. Rev. M. Oates tied the connubial knot. May they live long and prosper.
 A company of Russians with two bears camped on the prairie five miles south of this place, not long since, and some one sloaded for bar" we suppose, slipped up in the dark and fired into the camp, killing one of the bears. A negro was arrested, but tharSS ss,..::..s no evidence to convict inn. he was discharged. A.