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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
Political Pointers.

The Senate is at s'ross purposes on Chinese immigration
 Thomas E. Reed of Maine is m anti Harrison candidate for the pres ideney
 Illinois democratic convention will nalSe an organized effort against Palmer
 Free sugar will very likely come up for consideration in tho House this week.
 The House has stopped the print ing of miscellaneous literature in the Record
 The vote in the Moves Rock well contest was not influenced by presis dential motives.
 The new postofiice bill proposes to put third and fourtll-class mail mat ter under one head.
 Appropriation bills will occupy the greater part of this week in both branches of congress.
 The National Silver Executive Committee has called convention for the fourth week in May.
 The Senate passed m amendment to the pension bill extremely favor able to the Mexican veterans.
 Oregon democrats are forC Cleveland and squelched the Presidential as pirations of Governor Pcnnoyer
 McEnery democrats will not make any contest of the victory of the Eos ter anti-lottery democratic faction.
 H. H. Rockwell of Elmira, was con firmed i'll his seat as representatives of the twenty eighth New York District
 Senator Teller warned his collea- gues that the silver states might go democratic if they opposed free coin age.
 Gen. Alger has authorized card stating that he is out for the presi- dential nomination, tooth and toe nail.
 Unless the abuse of the floor privi- lege is checked and discussion limit ed, prospects are that congress will last all summer.
 Harrison is worried because Sec retary Elkins cannot bring ex Sena- tor Platt of New York into harmony with the administration
 Senator Villas says the report that Cleveland would not accept the pres idential nomination unless assured beforehand of New York's support is all nonsense
 Representative Forman presum- ing to speak for the democrats of the Illinois delegation, opposes the candidacy of Senator Palmer for the presidential nomination.
 The Chicago Blaine Club adopted resolutions demanding that Blaine shall be the republican nominee, and urging similar organizations throughout the country to do like wise.
 Last week State conventions were held by the republicans of Massachu- setts, Pennsylvania and South Caro- lima. The latter sent Harrison Fed eral appointees as delegates to Min ncapolis. At Boston enthusiasm was divided between Blaine and liar rison, and the mention of Quay as presidential possibility at the liar risburg convention was hooted down.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

Nor long since some newspapers were violently opposed to gubernato- rial candidates traipsing over the State seeking support. These papers to be consistent ought to be honest enough to administer little criti- cism at least to Col. Files who has planned a starring tour for the pur- pose of trying to infuse little life into his waning boom. The people, however, will hear Col. Files cheer fully.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
For Representative.

We arc authorized co announce JOHN ". RI'IIOCK of Martin TOwship. q candidate Tor Representative. subject tO the action of the Democratic party.
 THK DEMOCRAT is authorized tp announce JOHN x. BURNETT of Barnett Township, candidate for lsepresentatiYe subject to tle ac- tion of line Democratic party. -
 We are authorized Co announce LAWRENCE RtfSS I.I a candidate fdr reelection to the of flee of Representative 0f Pope County. subject to tht. action of the Democratic parity
 We are authorized tp announce Dti M IT. BUCHANAN. Of Valley Township, candidate fof Representative Of Pope County, subject Co the action of the Democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

MEMPHIS will do herself proud and reflect credit on the whole south in the magnificent celebration which she is to give at the opening of the great trans Missssiippi Bridge on May l2th. The city will be gorgeous ly decorated for the occasion and every feature of entertainment con ducted on magnificent scale. The railroads will offer reduced fare and an immense attendance is expected.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

If the papers that believe Mr. Fishbaek to be the strongest candi- date the democrats can nominate will simply take into account the men who declare they will not vote for him, if nominated, they may change their opinions.-Little Rock Democrat.
 It is certainly the duty of the Democrat to furnish the names of the men who make such declaration. The people would like to see the list. Trot out the names.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
Campaiqn Echoes.

Batesyille Guard: Toplunge this government and each individual cit izen heels over head in debt seems to be the peoples party's ideal of universal prosperity.
 Searcy Beacon Four years ago it was the Wheel party; two years ago, the Union Labor party, and now it is the Peoples, party. What it will be two years hence no one can teli Thus they strut their brief hour upon the stage of poli- tics, and are no more. Yet, there are some people who effect to be- lieve this so-called Peoples party is destined to revolutionize this government.
 Searcy Beacon; Whatever may be said of the Woodruff case as a whole. and much may be said thatis calculated to bring the blush to hon est cheeks, there is one fact that we may point to with pride and satis- faction, namely: The judge, the prosecuting attorney and the attor- ney general performed their duties honestly and fearlessly. Whether the same may be said of the jury before whom the case was tried, we leave for others to say.
 Batesyille Guard Hon. D. K. Bar lSer and Editor Prince of the Searcy Economist are still waging yigor- 'ons dispute over the question wheth- CT the demand that union soldiers be paid the difference between the value of greenbacks, in which they were paid, and gold, was adopted plauk in their platform at St. Louis, or merely as resolution. Both were there and both voted 0n the plat for-Prince for and Barker against and both tell different tale about it. Prince admits that this remark able demand was adopted as d reso- lution, and has not denied that he voted for it as such; and inasmnch as the platform is nothing more than set of resolutions, it will oc- cur to most people that there is very little to dispute about, after all But if the delegates themselves, who were present, cannot agree upon the principles and purposes of the peoples party, how can others ac- cept thems
 Clarendon nuni Gen, Reynolds has Il letter In yesterdays Gazette denying that he lost anything by the adoption ofthe Fishback amend ment to the constitution. It seems that the state owed the General $S7,- 900 for levee work and did not have the bonds t0 pay if with Gen. Rey holds got his money from the same legislature that submitted the amend ment rcpudiating tue ffuuduIant leyee and railroad bonds. It Is now in order for Gen. Reynolds to answer the auestinng pFoponnded by the Gazette's Thornton correspondent. ! who says sGen Reynolds Have you always heen dnmarrafY Did yon ever b0lta democratic conven tIon2 Didyou ever support q certain candidate for circuit judge against the regular democratic nominee Did you eve1 ~ent to make speech n support of a bplting candidate md the people would not let yVu do 'oy This was ife substance of the Thornton lfan questions. Whyl lon't the General aQswer themf
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

Query Does not the cost of su- perintendence and the risk on the life of mules absorb the value of the cotton seed?
 1t will be observed that where the yield is one bale to three acres the state average) the cost is about l0gc where one bale is made on two acres, about 74c; with one bale to one acre it is a fraction less than Dc. Of course there is about $45 worth of seed in each bale of cotton
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
Political Enigma.
CONTRIBUTED BY TYRo.

My first is q testament.
 My second is a variety of sweet potato.
 My third is a letter of the alpha bet in numbers denoting 1000,
 My fourth is 'san aquatic ovipa- rous animal, whose respiration is effected by gills.
 My fifth and last is the hinder portion of the human body.
 Whole composed of Is letters is the name of the next governor of Arkansas.
 Answers are to be deposited in the ballot box at the primaries.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

TIE total vote cast in the recent Louisiana election aggregated 174,- 900. The democratic tickets receiv- ed 126,000, republican 10000, Peo- ples' party $500. So there does not appear to be much danger of demo cratic overthrow in that State, from the peoples party especially.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

TnE Peoples party leaders will be forced to admit after awhile that the military" plank was made part of their platform at St Louis. The proof accommodating is abund ant and conclusive The next ques- tion is. wby did they deny it at all.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
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joints, etc.. were there no salyation TOT him. But there is; for, although these c0nA Aitsnas continue to grow worse T neg lected. he nevertheless caM De saved to { life of usefulness ard every ;faceof blood poison can be eliminated from liis system and ho Dc naafie safe from further suffer- ing, and lis posterity insured against the possibility of fearful heritage. easily and quickly, f he will only use that infallibIe antidote for blood pesison, Dr, John Bulls SaFsapaFilla. II contains just such lngre-' tients IS nature has provided for cleans- ing the blood of every inipurity, for re- storing strength Co the digestive processes, for assisting il the correct assimilation of nutrition and tAs.al slp new tissue 3t IIas neyerand never will disappoiiit any one J E. Morse. Clinton, Ind. writes:
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

N0TiCE Of SETTLEMENT = Notice is -4< hereby given that the following Adn in istasofs, Guardians and xecutnrs have flied their aceonnts current for get sement and cou : hfmation at the May. 1892, term Of the Probate Lourt Of Pope County, towit:
 R. NJ. Le.nleS and T. G. Bruton, executors ot E lsemicy, Sr.. dec'a annual
 All persons interested in tho scttlemeaf of said estates re hereby notified to flo their ex- captions Q said accounts current, if any they nave. on or before the secand day Of said term ofcoiirt. or they will bc forever barred from excepting to ait accounts or any item there of Given under my hand and senl this 18th day lsEaLl Of April, 1892.
 (. E. HOWARD, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

Cor. FILES proposed law prohibit ing circuit judges from presiding in the districts in which they are elect ed, is meeting with opposition from some of the press It would be a radical change and, from the present lights, does not appear to be in the interest of the people.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
Sebastian Prjmar,es.

Fishback carried the county for governor by 5000 majority
 Arinistead's 2 majority for secretary of state is about 1000.
 Breckinridge's s majority over stump. ter for congress is over 1900.
 Clark for attorney general Mills for auditos, and Adams for commis sioner of agriculture carried the county
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
For Assessor.

We are authorI1ed to announce z. T. HAMlL- TON of Center township, q candidate for Assess or.snbject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce J. l. SIMPSON a candidate for reelection to the office of As sessor subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce w. l.. SHELBY q candidate foa Assessor, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce ". M. BELL of Galla Rock Township. candidate for Tax Assessor. subject to the action of the Democratic party,
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
Rev. wm. HolIinshed.

Pastor of the Presbyterian church of the Sparta, N. j., voluntarily writes strongly in favor of Hood s Sarsaparilla. He says Nothing 1 know ofwill clense the blood, stimu- late the liver or clean the stomach like this remedy 1 know of scores and scores who have been helped or cured by it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
 TO THE Constitution s tho State si AsLsa.s.
JOINT RESOLUTION No. 9s


 Resolved by the Senate and Ifausc ne l,.,.,......
 e@''ves vt the General Assembly of inc Si af.. ~ lI hAnsaH, q lns1ofityof all thQ Mami.e,.a y'sosv's hat,,, .o cach House agreeing thereto:
 hht ihc following article shalf be nrnunsag as an Amendment 10 the Constitnfion es ssru r, ,.. 1stc m qs ~ ansas, which, when agreed to bs a House agd adopted hy n mi aiorgfv ,'S ,.' .v snsh vrs ot the state voting tt the next eensssl yeeYyn tsis Tor Senators and Representatives shAfl become part of the said t,Snxfi,,tiaNN,ss' namely; Every male cftIgcu Of he fis,,,, VI, States, or male person wo has req h. s snnt,on v, os oceomtnx citizen of the same. af sus M q SS ~ H@ht1 one years. who has res,,ts., m tfe @tatc twelve months. iu ina T,s, sSssNsss aannths, and in thcprecinct s.r sSas,, fs M M SlN s's any tieepen as which he nav ivf the eeltntaainn of some felony lss .l's,.s, ~ ept itsAt to vote by law paeged bg ti q s, i sas s'~i assVnDiy, ant Who shall exhibit poll M " ststlps af othef tfi3Hnee that hr 'nr pau hls poll tax At the time of eolisntiitss,s its,s "A. saNss neAt preceding such eiection, Ahmij ''e @i1ssN cA tO vote al any election ln the Sfns Vt Arkansas. PrOyidcf fIat ,.ne1s. sss s"S esste mAke satisfactory pr0t tllas shtx shavs. ..e av s' snv Assn ei twcntyro Cars slnco fhe ti,,,a ~ assessing tnxes next pFcccalnr a.I sls,s s'.ss ana pQsafaaes fhc other ueessss,v Attvh stynS SAai De perNittel to votp. ,af,.i sa,ss'st' s 1"at tee sad tax receipt sha ~ ss MvAt hy the Jndges Of Eleetinr sf ss',,.1vtse- m " " ntSt pres euted to gpr t ,1 " sjeetion s '"w s,,,E sesanE 4fe Aan oneg sf nv X. " gonfvinsSg 70 lAw. herehv ,fva
 \, ssr enN eH nsxt ge1ela esecsoan a'n n 4Ss ME t be eid o sh,. s., gnn Representatives ah,e is tne ,pssrsKeihg psoposet asaaAdnens ,,. asss lhs elsesea Ys shz sse l Oe sabiaae' 'ee se ftretof upen ueuosittpE hiE l4,a.,t s~ kAeh 'Ae A Amensliannls of AKniuAt nec ShIs ISf A ', s nature and seal oi 1R k0f@isl H h NHfSA, kfe..s ,snS x e e,..sa
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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS . Landof,ice
 ~ at hardanelse, Ark. ,.aiar.1s, fsg2 Notice is hereby given that the following named set tier has nled notice of his intenton to make hnal proof in support of his claim. and that saiu proof VIII be made before the Register snu Receiver it Dartlaueile Afkansas ors April 90. 1892 viz: "
 James F Martin, fId is0iz, for the SEA NEk M SEA, NEA sW& See IT. Tp 6, nrgiw
 ms continuous residence u cn aRa cultivation ,, ', n, enson. Anarew Epps, Richard Floyd. apixs WILL A. F. MAY. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
CDcracy

TnE Rev. @ Tommy Birmingham continues to harangue the people of this district under the vain delusion that congressional lightning may strike him. He will come nearer breaking into the home for indigent demagogues, if there be one, than into congress.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

As outlined last week the Louis jana election resulted in the election of Foster, the anti-lottery democrat ic candidate for governor and dem ocratic legislature. Fosters major ity is 20,00o It was signal vic tory for dignity, decency and dem
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
NrorIcn rnr rnnIIcArInN-I-aaeonle. !.

NoTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN- Laneonlco IN at Dardancllc, Ark,A T. 25lS92. Notice is hereby given that the following named set tier has iiieu notice of his Intention to ma ke hnaL proof In support of his claim, and that said proof Will be made before the Register 1899. viz:
 Judy \ Morley, Hd 1s0i3 for the WA, NV l sW frl A, sec (, ID s n r 20 w..
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation af said land viz:
 J ? Watt. David. Wilkins, Clinton Wallace Wallace, Allied Skcgs, of santos. Ark. Jung WILL A MAY, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

The twentieth annual meeting of the Arkansas Press Association will be held at Camden beginning May IT. At the close of the session an excursion will be taken by way of Memphis to New Orleans. The quill-drivers are promised elegant entertainment at the hands of Cam den's hospitable people
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

THE charge that the legislature will send our defaulting state treas urer to the United States Senate is without foundation. Arkansas has a higher standard efpolitical moral ity than Pennsylvania
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

We venture the of hand prediction that the next defaulting state treas nrer from Pulaski county will gc to the penitentiAry. Batesylle Guard.
 Which is equivalent to saying there will he no more State treasur CTS from Pulaski county
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
NOTICE FOR runLrcAr,op !,

NJ VdlCE FOR PUBLICATIONS Land Of. AN flee at pardanelle, Ak March ", \ G s,ss
 Notiue IS hereos eifsa that the followins nnlea m 2, settler hsz Fied notice Of her Intention N , aa M " htoot n support of her claim, md on May Q, 1892, VIZ: WI a'ss @fh' Angeiine Shaw, formerly aas..,sna sh.u..
 Id No lSffa for the SEA SEi see aS ,,! e NR2i W, T~ 'IA oee oa, fp i. Iie names the foilowing witnesses to urova nf ,,ls m residence upon, and cultivation ,as,'g Y hrewn' of kusscilville E Miller. L u mv,saf' smith, ail ol santos. Ark. V
 mayo WiLi- F MAY. isogister.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

HoS. 4. ". Files will address the people in the interest of his candida cy for governor as follows: Darda- nelle May }, at l a. m. Russellville May 3, at 7;S0 P m Let the peo- pie hear him
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

We are authorized to announce If. SWANSON of Bavliss Township n candidate for sheriff Of Pope County. at the ensuing election, subject Co the action of the Democratic party.
 We arc authorized to announce W. J. JOHN SON. of Center Township, a candidate for cber- in Of Pope County. subject to the action of the Democratic party. WHITE of Wilson Township candidate for Sheril. subject Co the action Of the Democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
st Rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Congressman.

w4 are authorized to announce W. I.TERRY of Pulaski County. 9 candidate for tongress from the fourth district. subject 70 the action or the Democratic parry
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

BOONE county delegates to the State convention go uninstructed as 10 state officers except for Hull for secretary of state and Allen for com missioner of mines and manufac- fnrna
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
For County Clerk.

We are authorized to announce c. k. HOW ARD as q candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the County and Probate Courts Of Pope County. subject to the action of the Demo- cratic marty.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

lN all this lecture with only the six teenth 0f an aeFe. how could he stand ii to be reminded when no had twenty acfes and aIl thiS rain. cold and frost in his way. and still hold membership in the Neyersweat So cietyY1 Some iisemIser Of the order please answer w A J., JR
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
A CALL.

In obedience to action Of the Democratic Gen. srai Committee Of Pope County, made at a meet ing thereof at Russelvilie, March ia 1892 l hereby call upon the Democrats of Tol,d County to meet ifi convention in their respective town ships on Saturday. May 2S, lSl2 at o'clock p.ni. tor the patpuAe Of selecting delegates to Coun- Ly Contention which is called to meet at Rus sellyille on Saturday, June 4. 1892.
 The townships arc requested to instruct for primary election of convention. Also to elect county ccsttfni committeeman. aud eleet three persons to serve s.s central committee for the
 ship fpwnAhips were also requested to
 aAf dalnnefatic clubs
 rhe teWnAt,tps are entitled to the number of deiegafes menfi0ued below, according to the ba- sis of Representation fixed by the County Gen. tral Coflfnittee. towit: Allen 1, Bayliss 5. Bur nett 8. Eonvenienee ,, Clark ,. Center 2 Dover ss Freenian. ], Gifn5n l. Gaila Rock ,, Gala Creek 2, Gum Log l, Holly Bend |, Illinois la inde- pendencc 1. Jackson 8 Liberty ;, Lee 2, Martin 5. M0feland l. Northfork ,, sand spring s, Val lev 2 Wilson s. E. E. WILSON Chairman.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
For countv and Probate Judge.

We are authorized to announce c. ". BER- RYMAN as q candidate for reelection 10 the office of County and Probate Judge, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 THE DEMOCRAT is authorized to announce PROF. J. il. FRY, of Wilson Township, candi- date for County Judge Of Pope County, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

SEVEN counties have instructed for governor, Fishback carried six giving him 5 votes, Hughes one, giving him 6. Files is not in fl"
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

We are authorized Co announce HON. JEFF DAVIS of Pope County. candidate for Prose cutting Atolruey of ,his Judicial District, snb- feet to the action oi the Democratic primary ..Iae
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Constable.

We are authorized to announce ". J. SEER RIIL as q candidate for Constable of Illinois Township, subject to the action of the democr at ic primary
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
strength and fIealth.
RusselIyalle Dairy.

l am now prepared to furnish sweet milk, butter milk and bntter In quan- titles to suit. Delivery made daily. Leave orders at R. NJ. Oates & Co.
 W. R. McARrHuR,
 Prop. Russellvillc Dairy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
Ear Safe or For Rent.

Two No I good brick store rooms and one frame store room. all situated In the best loca- tion for business in Russcliyiiie, Ark. Terms rcaeonahie Address. ]. l.. SHINN,
 RussellyIile, Arkansas
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
What cottca cosss Fer Acre.

One of the leading planters in Georgia has made very careful es- innate of tho cost of producing cot ton, and summarizes his investiga- tions as follows
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28

Co.,. FIsHBAcK declines to join Mr. Files in his traipsing tour. This is sensible, and accords with the wishes of the people.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
Sudden Deaths

Heart Disease is by far tho most fre- qnent canse of sudden death, which in three out Of four cases is unsuspected. The symptomsrare not generally under stood These are. habit of lylng on the right side, short breath, pain or distress in side. back or shoulder, ir' regular pulse, asthma, weak and hung ry spells, wind in stomach, swelling of ankles or dropsy, oppression, dry cough and smothering. Dr. Miles l. ustrated book on Heart Disease, free at Weimer Drug Co. who sell and guar antee Dr. Miles unequalled New Heart Cure, and his Restorative Ner- vine, which cures nervousness, head ache, sleeplessness, effects Of drinking, etc. It contain nc opiaies.
 The earthquake damage in 6alifornia is estimated at Sl00,000. One life was lost.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
snrxaror.

We are authorized to announce w. K. HALE Of Liberty township. candidate for County Surveyor, subject to the action of the Democrat ic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
Treas,rrer.

TIE DEMOCRAT is authorized to announce W. B. YOUNG, Of Liberty Township. as candidate for Treasurer of Pope County. subject to the ac- tOn of the Democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
For Circuit Clerk.
For sheriff.

We are authorized to announce ]. T. BULL LOCK as a candidate for re election tO the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Pope County, subject to the action Of the Democratic party.