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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
EDITORIAL EXPRESSIONS.
Public Sentiment as Voiced by
 the state Press.

Fort Smith Call Fully one half of the newspapers in the state have come squarely out for Col. Fishback for governor
 Batesyille Guard: Jerry Simp- sons first speech in congress was a denuuciation of the Mckinley bill. This is a pointer for alliance men who want to hit the thing that IS hurting them most.
 Philadelphia Herald; "The star eyed goddess of reform," this year, will ride in the band wagon, dead the procession" and occupy "the seat of honor on the grand stand, wheth- CT Henry Waterson is President or not.
 Philadelphia Siftings, There Is much truth Tn the charge that mer chants are more to blame for the over production of cotton than the farmers, as they compel their GUS toners to plant given number of acres in cotton before extending cred it to them.
 Paris Express: When Arkansas is called in the National Convention at Chicago this year we shall expect the same response that came In 1884 -"Cleveland." There is no doubt but what large majority of demo crats of the state prefer him over all other men for president.
 Searcy Beacon; It may be safely said that the democratic nominee for President will be selected from this list: Cleveland, Boies, German, Car lisle, Hill, Campbell, Flower, Gray, Palmer, and in our judgement, the chances of these gentlemen are about in the order named. at this time.
 Little Rock Democrat; Three dealers in meat in Little Rock i'm port over $900,000 in that product. The aggregate amount imported for Little Rock and tributary territory will probably reach Sl, 100000. What a pile of money that goes abroad that might just as well be kept at homei
 Conway Log Cabin: It has been reported that nearly all of the "polit icianers" of Morrilton were for Hill tor President, but representative Of thls paper was Tn that city Monday and could hear of but four who es poused his cause. They are making considerable noise, however, and at distance one would naturally con clude that there were whole regl. ment Of them. Hon. Carroll Arm. strong is captain of the quadripar tite band.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
GEO. $. CUNNINGHAM.
His Connection With the Melone Mortgage Conspiracy
 Explained.

We publish with pleasure the iol- lowing letter written to citizen oi our town which fully exonerates Hon. Geo. s. Cunningham from crim inal connection with the Melone mortgage conspiracy about which so much has been said in the papers re gently.
 Judge Cunningham friends were 10th to believe the reports sent out by the associated press and looked forward to his ultimate yindication with anxious interest.
 Here it is:
 GUTHRIE, Oklahoma Ter,
 Jan. %, 1892. H. l.. BRYANT, Russellyille, Ark.
 DEAR SIR. About two msnths ago the President Of the National Bank ol Guthrie instructed me to draw a mortgage on the Melone stock of goods but did not tell me in whose favor to make the mortgage nor the amount of the indebtedness, so l drew the mortg age on a "tab," hand ed it to my stenographer to be copied and when copied sent it down to the bank in blank. That mortgage l have never seen since but suppose 1t was afterwards executed by Melone Bros. It seems the bank had agreed to give them time to meet their de- mands but as soon as the bank got the mortgage under provision that authorized it to take charge of the stock in case it felt insecure or un safe in the collection of the debt, it immediately, or within a few days took possession of the stock to fore close the mortgage and to defeat the bank The mortgages stated It was a scheme to defraud their creditors. If it was device for that purpose l was not participant in it as l was creditor of the concern to the amount of $500, which l am afraid l will lose, and l certainly have more sense than to enter into 2 scheme to defraud myself. The statement so far as l am concerned is lie out Of the whole cloth, and was sent abroad to the associated press at the insti gation of some of my jealous profess ional brothers here to injure my bus mess
 Thanking you for the kind interest you have shown in my behalf Tn this matter, 1 remain as l shall always be, Yours very truly,
 c. $. CUNNINGHAM
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
Democracy vs. Republicapism.

Batesvllle Guard: The spirit Of democracy encourages the strongest individuality and the greatest per sonal independence in the citizen. Democracy eleyates the oitisen and makes all things subservient to him. It is difficult, therefore, of compact organizations and thorough discip line, which require a surrender Of some of the citizens independence. One great difference between the democratic and republican parties is that the latter makes the individual subordinate to every thing, to the party, or to the government, while the former reyerses this order of things For this reason the repubh can party is always capable of the more effective organization. The de mocraey lives upon it's principles. It has nothing else to sustain it. It bestows no rewards, except those which come to all from honest, i'm partial and economical government. It offers no bribe and eonfers no special benefits. But 1t appeals to everything that Is best and most worthy in human composition, and sheds it's benedictions, like the gen tie dews of heaven, upon all who stand beneath it's broad canopy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
CuIIings.

Ex Speaker Reid made a clownish speech Oh the hcor of the House about the new rules
 Officials of tbe United States Le- gation at Paris deny the report that Minister Reid will resign.
 Marion county had the handsom- est display at the recent mining con yention at Springfield, Mo.
 Farmers Alliance leaders have quarrelled on the third.party issue, and Watson and Otis are out of the caucus.
 About 25 900 tons of Fourche gran ite has been shipped from Little Rock to Arkansas City to use ID lcyee work on the Mississippi.
 The rumor that President Harri son knew beforehand that Chilli would apologize is persistently circu lated ID Washington and elsewhere.
 Women have been asked to submit designs for hammer to be used by Mrs. Potter Palmer to drive the last nail in the Women's Building at the Worlds Fair October II.
 A citizen of Morrllton loaded a stick of wood with powder aud ball and it went of in the cabin of ne. gro who had stolen It and seriously wounded the negro and his wife.
 Of the forty eight states and terri tories, Arkansas is No. 27 as to rail way mileage, having 2,22s miles, Il
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04

linois is first, with l0,235 miles, aud Rhode Island last, with 220 miles.
 President Egan of the Kansas City road deplores the fact that export grain is moving freely towards Nes Orleans Instead of going to Chicago to which it IS enaturally tributary"
 James Campbell, who escaped from the Fulton county jail two or three years ago, charged with grand lar ceny, and went to Idaho, returned not long since and was arrested in Melbourne.
 It is said that the mean,lst man in the world lives in. Newport He is accused of taking pair Of blankets that were placed over his sick wife by charitable hands and selling them for $2.50.
 At the death of Henry" Arm strong, farm hand, at Juno, Tenn, it was discovered that he was wom an, who for twenty five years had concealed her sex, posing as man, whereas she had been mother.
 The General Assembly committee, after conference with the directors of the Uniou Theological Seminary, New York, will report that they were unable to agree with the the semin ary directors h conference concern ing Prof. Briggs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
Yiek,s Floral Guide. 1S02.

True and tried friends are always welcome, consequently "Vick's Flor al Guide Is sore Of warm recep. tion, especially when dressed as dain tily as this year. The Nellie Lewis Carnatlon on the front of cover, and Brilliant Topples on the back, are unusually attractive. and the numer- ous colored plates of flowers and veg etables are certainly works of art aud merit. The first twenty four pages, printed in violet ink, describe Novelties and and Specialties. Send ten cents to JAMES VIcK's SONS, Ro- chester, N. Y, aud procure a copy of this attractive and useful cata logue. It costs nothing, as the ten cents can be deducted from the first order.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
Political Pointers.

Governor Hogg of Texas has been persuaded to run for re election.
 Senator Dubois of Idaho is to be confirmed Tn his seat against Clag- getts contest.
 "A few candidates for local offices throughout the state have published their announcements.
 Auditor Dunlop writes friend Tn Batesville that he will not be a candidate for re election,
 Hon. John J, Sumpter has an. s.~ronnsed his candidacy for congress from the second district.
 There is a strong disposition in the third district to press Paul k. Jones into the race for congress.
 The Fayetteville democrat says people will persist in regarding Files candidacy for governor as a joke.
 Democratic primaries will be held Tn Sebastian county April P. County convention one week later.
 The Boone Banner and the Iz- ard County Democrat are actively supporting Dinsmore for governor.
 The state committee re elected by the republicans of Indiana fay- ors Harrison's nomination. Of course.
 Hill men got black eye in the Pennsylvania democratic primaries. Cleveland delegates were chosen everywhere.
 Senator John r. H. Russ of White county IS mentioned in con nection with the Alliance nomination for governor.
 Farmers Alliance has another distribution scheme: To erect Fed eral buildings Tn every town ol 5000 people and issue treasury notes to pay for them.
 The bill providing for submis sion of constitutional amendment to elect Senators by popular vote will be favorably reported by the House Judiciary Committee.
 A mass meeting has been called to meet in New York February l l to protest against the action Of the Democratic State Committee in call ing an early convention.
 -The Iowa democratic state cen tral committee has decided to pre- sent the name of Gov. Boies fol president, in case there should bt lack ofharmony in the New York delegation.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
The County Alliance.

Pope County F. A. & I. U. conven, ed with Good Hope Alliance Janu ary 1, 1892, and was called to order by Bro. J. H. Bibler.
 Committee on credentials was ap pointed as follows, D. P. West, J $. Blake and J. G. Harkey.
 The committee reported as ful- lows: I've your committee on cred entials beg leave to submit the fol lowing report; We find the follow ing sub alliances entitled to repres entation: Pisgah, Lone Gum, Sandy Gap, Bethel, Black Oak Grol e Lone Hickory, Good Hope, Bear Creek, Dover, Falryiew, Gala Creek.
 J. A. Evans tendered his resigna tion as President of the County Al lance which was received by a un. unanimous vote.
 An election was held to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mir. Evans and resulted in the SC lection of Bro. J. o. Hearne who was duly installed.
 On motion the following com mittees were appointed:
 On value of order: J. c. Forrest J. s. Blake.
 On resolutions; A. J. Treat, F M. Taylor, D. r. West.
 On lecturiDg system; J. H. Ran kin. J. H. Bibler, J. T. Shoptaw. The committee on resolutions re ported I've your committee on res. olutions submit the following: That we the Pope county alliance mosI earnestly endorse the action Of the national council at it's recent meet ing. g. That we also recommend tc each sub alliance to procure at least "A copies of Bro, c. w. Macune's speech on the sub treasury plan fol distribution. 5. We recommend also to the brethren Of the county to take the Arkansas Farmer, the state organ and educate thoroughly to the principles of the alliance. 4 We recommend further the use of cotton bagglng instead of jute."
 We the committee on leoturine system submit the followingi Ic divide Pope county into four dis tricts, district lines crossing in Dov- CT township, each district having q lecturer who shai call lecturers institute of all sub lecturers in hls respective district, and said district lecturer shall be subject to the call of the county lecturer which shall meet each quarter with the county alliance. Sad district lecturer shall have full power organize in his re. spective district"
 The following Bros. were appoint. ed lecturers in the various districts In south west-J. T, Shoptaw; in southeast-James II. Brooks, in northeast--J. M. Snyder; in north west--A. J. Treat
 Bro. Joe Wortham was elected as sistan lecturer to fill place Of Bro. J. c. Hearne, elected president
 Bro J. G. Harkey was elected member of the executive committee.
 After selecting Bear Creek ali ance as the place and the second Friday in April 18th day) as the tnne of the next meeting Of the Al lance, the session closed In regu lar form. l. o. HEARNE,
 U G. SHoPTAw, Sec. President.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
Mortgage Sale.

NTOTICE is hereby given that we will. on
 N Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1899, at the south door of the courthouse in the tow n cf kussellvilIe. Pope County, Arkansas, be- tween the hours Of o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon. sell to the high est and best bidder for cash in hand, the fol- lowing real estate, towt. Twenty-fye (a5l acres off the east aide of the sontEwes quarter of tue northwest quarter, and thirty (30l acres ofl the west side of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section No. fifteen t15j in Township No. eight ts) north of Range No. twenty t90l west; also the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section No. Sixteen t16). and fifteen tl5) acres on the west sioe of the southwest quarter ot the northwest quar- ter of Sectinn No ifteen Ci5), all in Towr ship No. eight (S) north Of Range No. twenty t20l west, in Pope County, Arkansas, containing i n the aggregate one hundred and ten (l10) acres more or less. Said sale to take place under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in certain mortgage executed by W. H.. Rushing and wife to A, F. Bryant and q. W. Rushing to satisfy certain prommissory note, dated July the lst. 1891, f0f s3l2 50 hearing m terest at the rate of ten per cent. per aHnum from maturity till paid. and due Nov. 1st. 1891 defanlt having been made in the payment of said note except the sum or sl64.3D credited thereon Said mortgage IS recorded in Record Book "Y'i page 243, in the Recor ieris office of Pope County, Arkansas. Jan. l2, 1Sq2.
 A. r. BRYANT < c. W. RUSHING leoll Mortgages.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
Ballard's H0rehOund Syrup for
 WhOoping Cough.

There is no remedy in the world which will give such prompt relief Tn Whooplng Cough as Rallard's Hore- hound Syrup. It will positively cure It. If you will try it, your children
 will not keep you awake all night coughing. Ballards Horehound Syrup is the most cooling and sooth- Ing remedy for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and Asthma, in the world. It is free from opium. It builds up a new tissue, strengthens the lungs, and is an incomparable remedy, made Of the best and purest' materials. II your Lungs are weak and you have tickling in your Throat you need it. J. w. Wells Agent. ,
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
Cnllector,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givon tbat will be al lN the several voting gpreeinets of Pope Co. Ark, for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1s9l,on the real and personal prop. erty. and the per capita tax for said Count y at the following times and places, tcwit:
 TOWNSHIP, DArE. Jackson, Mon. and Tues, Feb'y and 2. 6 Burnett, Friday. 5, Convenience, saturday, 6, '' Gum Log Monday, g. Gala Cr'k, Tues. & Wednes. Feb Q & TO-, Holly Bend, Thursday. February H. [" Galia Rock, Friday, I2. l" Liberty, Mon. and Tues. s' 15 and 16, '' Dover, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat.
 urday, February IT, IS, le and 20, 1892. Lee, Monday. February 9 1892, Wilson, Tuesday, W ednesday, Thursday, Fri day < saturday, Feb. 23, 24, 9, 26 X 2y. 1892. Illinois. from Monday. February 29, until Mon,
 day April II, 1899,
 Given under my hand this 1Tth day of Dec. ember, 1891, w. J, JOHNSON,
 Collector Pope County, Ark \. B,---1hose who do not know the numDei of their land will please bring thelr last tax receipt or tit tie papers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04

TIE alliance conference at st. Louis called to meet on the 22ad of this month may endorse third par ty. The best posted think, however, the conference will merely formulate demands to be presented to the national convention of the democrat ic and republican parties and wait their action.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
writteH for TEE DEMOCRAT.
 McGINTY'S LETTER.

Oi gintly take me pen in hand
 To wroite to ye. Lorenzo, To let ye know how sick Dive been With stinking influenza. It was the blastedest disase
 That iver sthruck me liver, An for about thra days an noights Oh, Lordyl how Cid shiyer. Of all the bloody, stinking things To make a mortal shiyer, The influenza is the worst
 That iyer sthruck me liver. Meoyes they turned phoiry red; Me head 1t samed was bursting; Oi blowed me Everlasting shoot Until it was disgusting. And as lay upon me bed.
 A-conahing and a-snazing. If Ord but gintly raise me head It samed that 0i was fraziug. oi had the awfulest misery, too, Roight back betwane me shoulders, An niver till Oi'm dead, Oi know, Win me fate be much colder Besoides 1t sittled in me chist
 (Oi had the awfulest whazingl, An made me bloody throat so sore It nearly sthopped me brat hing. Me wolfe she made me tase an stuff Am phoired lem down me throttle, An patent medicines an sich,
 Oi took lem boi the bottle. Oi sint an got some medicine
 An thried to rade the wrapper, But ivery toime Gid look ct it 'Twould make me say lash -hopper".h When it was morn 0i'd wish for noight. An whin twas noight. vice versa; Oi suffered so ail- -phoired much Oi prayed to God for mercy. Says oi, 70, Lord. phase hear me prayers lOi suffered so. Lorenzo, Oi thought might be going to die With the blasted influenzal. Says Or, "if ye will near me prayers, An see that Oi get better, If there's religien in this la
 Domn me, if 0i don't get 'er." An, oi am conyaliscent now That is, Ui mane Oi'm better Or, niver could Oi wrote to ye This long an lovely letter, Anl nov it's tolme Oi took rest.-- Oi wish ye well Lorenzo. An may Ye niYer, niyer have The blasted intluenza. The bloody thrials of this world Me share 0i've had a plinty.- But here 1 shall subscribe mesilf, Yure lovini frind, McGinty. l.. s.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-La Landoflie, IN at Dardanelle. Ark, Jan.5, 1892. Notice Is hereby given that the following named set tler has filed notice of his intention to make hnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will he made before the Co. Judge Feb. l2. 1892, via:
 Francis M Proctor. lid Entry No 1T97i. for tho hA N A W1N Fla Sec 36, Tp 10, N k 20 w
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, sand land, yizs
 Amos Bullock, Alfred Ross, John Ledgord James Turner, all of ScOttsyille, Ark
 febll WILL X MAY, Register
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04

NOTICE FOR PUBLICArIoN-I Ianaofsce 1N at Dardanellc, Ark..Jan 25 1892 Notls se IS hereby given that the following sef tier has nled notice of his intention to inaks anal pfooi m support Of his claim. and thet saia proof Will De made before the Reeiatcf March 5. 1892, viz. "
 George splllaTs, lid Eat No Is2i4, for tb, SM heA < Nss SEX Sec 3i T6N k % W.
 ms his continuous residence upon, and cultivation |, !. " Barron. < E Snillafs,i Lee Walker. 1 W mars WILL A r. MAY, Register
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04

A COMPETITIVE examination will be held In Dardanelle on Feb. 26, lS92 for the purpose of selecting an ap' pointee to fill the vacancy from the old 4th congressional district in the United States Military Accademy at West Point.