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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of IN a certain mortgage given 10 me by W . U Price and Rebecca D. Price his wlfe, and L. M. Cautile and E Caudie, his wife, with power of sale contained therein, dated Janua- l.y Bth Is92 for tic sum of fourteen hundred dollars, with interest thereon until paid, and on which there now remains due ant un- paid tke sum Of Sl545.O0, said mOriR gage being recorded in Book Y, page ti3, of keeord Of Mortgages of Pope Ccunty. Arkapsas, 1 will on the 18th day of February, lss3 at the court h0nae door in the town of kusseli- ylie in said County and State, during the hours ore cribed by law for judicial sales, sel to the hikhcst bidder for cash in hand, Che fol- lowing des, rlbed land in Pope county, Ark towit: Pt E5s NWA M1 NEA See 6 rp. g N, and sEk Sw lz and pt. sN A skA Sec. 3i, Tp' 10 N all in Range 19 W. tcNeept 2i .66- lUO acres Of sali lAna) ant containg ldH acres.
 Given under my hand ihlA 9Dth day Of IanuA- ", 1898. AMANDA fOUNGBLoOn.
 By F. F. YorNaRLooD, Agent
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
SPECIAL TO STUDENTS.
Railroad Tick ct to Nashville. Tenn


 One Of the greatest educational centers known Draughon's Practical Business College, Texar- kama, Texas, is now consolidated with Draugh- on's Practical Business College, Nashville, Tenn the Nashville Commercial College Nashville Tenn. which win in the future be known as DraughOns Consolidated Practical Business Colleges.
 As token Of appreciation for the liberal pat : ronage our Texarkana College has received throughout the West, we will, for limited time make the railroad fare very flight to all who will join us in Nashville during the next few months
 AS Nashville is one of the greatest education al ceRters known, diploma from thorough business college there means success. Eight teachers employed Over loo students entered past four months from all parts of the United States No text books used on book keeping. Author of Draughon's New system of Book Keeping. Cheap board Branches taught Book keeping. Penmanship, Shorthand Type writing. Photography, etc. Scholarships only sio No vacation Send for free illustrated catalog. Write right now. Address. J. r. DRAVeHoN, President. Nashville, Tenn.
 MENTION THIS PAPER. JanSl
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Upward and Onward.

If one who has not been in the First National Bank for a week shOnld step in there today he would scarcely recognize the place. The contractors for remodel ling the interior have been so busy, and so energetically and successfully have l they pushed the work that to-day. in- stead of the cramped-up quarters of a week ago, the First National has one of the most commodious and well arranged banking rooms to be found in tire State. The bank counters and panel work, en- closing the same, have been moved out five feet from the cast wall of the build- ing and dropped back about three feet. | New panels of hard oak, carved and pam nelled in to match the fine work done by the Battle Creek, Mich, concern which put in the original furniture, have been made asd fitted in by the home contractors Messrs. ]. P. McCarthur and Van Boswell. The work done on this job is convincing proof of the skill and in- genuity of these gentlemen, and reflect great credit upon Their workmanship.
 Just in the rear of the front office a partition has been run across from the plnel work enclosing the office to the west wall. Another partition clear across the building fourteen feet further to the rear cuts off a comfortable directors room. Then a partition from this last partition wall to the north end of the vault cuts off private consultation room.
 Only the finishing touches now remain to be put on. When this is done, this banking room will be equalled by few in the State.
 The First National is to be congratu- lated upon this handsome improvement to it's banking rooms, and upon the in creasing prosperity and popularity of this sterling institution whose growing business makes the enlargement of its quarters necessary. It is a telling proof that business in Russellville is rapidly enlarging and that an era of prosperity and greater extension of her business in terests has dawned.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that will be at the seyei al voting precincts of Pope County, Ark, for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1899 on the real and personal property , and the per capita tax for s5 i'd County at the following times and places. towit:
 sand springs Township, Monday, ' Clark Tp., Thursday and Friday, ~ and 10 Holly Bend Township. Monday, 6 13 Gala Rock :. Tuesday, 's IA l.ec !" " Mednesday. !" 15 Wilson Township, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb. i6, 1T and is.
 Liberty, Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 20 and 2i Dover. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb. g, 23 24 and 25,
 Wilson, Monday aud Tuesday. Feb. .7 and 2s illinois, from Wednesday, March l, until Monday. April 70.
 Given under my hand this 2d day of anua- ", 1s93 w. J. JOHNSON. Collector,
 Pope County, Ark N. B.-Those who do not know tho number of their land will please bring their last tax receipt.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Trustees Sale.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the terms, provisions aud conditions of a certain deed of trust executed on the 2ist day of No- vember, sS9,by Shadrick F.Nowlin and Martha A. Nowlin, his wife as parties Of the iirst part to David T. Campbell, Trustee, party of the of the third part, on the lands hereinafter described, 10 secure one promissOiy note for 1250. payable in five annua Install ments, the last installment due On the list day of December, 1884, which deed of tlust was made in connection with and IS junior to exec uted the same day Co secnre the sum Of S25O.OO, and is recorded in Book X, at page 305, in the Oliicf Of the Recorder of Deeds of Pope County, and by virtue Of my appointment made on the 10th day Of December ie92 by saId Austin X UO., the holders of said deed or thereofas trustee to act instead oi the said Da- yid F. Campbell. will on the 2Sth day 9f Feb ruary, 1893, bt tween the hours Of 9 m. D, m. at the front door of the building thea used as the United States pOstofiice in the town or city of A ins in the county of Pope and state of A Arkansas. sell At public auction to the high ost bidder for cash, the following lands de- scribed in said deeu of trust, to-wit; The W est Half of tbe Northwest Quarter of section One 11. In Township seven ll North Ot Range Nineteen 19) West, containing GI9ls-lO0l seY enty nine f9-i00 acres. according to govern lnent survey. to satisfy said note and the in. terest theron, default having been made iu tho payment of the second and third installment ts Of said note. whereby in accordance with the terms of said note and deed of trust, the whole amount Of said note has become due and pas a. ble and in case said sale shall not he effected on said day the same will be adjOurnvd from DAN B. GRANGER,
 Trustee x Successor of said febs3 David T. Campbell.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Cafarrh is blood constitutional disease, and in order to cure fl y0u must take internal remedies Halls Ga- on the blood and mucous surfaces Hali's Ca- tarrh Cure is not a qnack medicine II was pre- scrihed by one of the best physicians in the country for years, and is regular presefip- ton. It is composed Of the best tonics known combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what pro duces such wonderful results in curing CataFrh Send for testimonials. free.
 F. CHENEY < CO, Toledo o. RW~Sold by Druggists 7sc.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Love X Rows Drawin Q

The following tickets draw prizes in the Love Roys Hardware Co Drawing. Feb. l. lS9S: s669, first prize, S5000 cash; 6052, second prize s25.00 cash; S5l2 third prize, 5000 cash; l2s06, fourth prize, 5000 cash; 2l60 fifth prize, S5.0o cash.
 Each Of the following numbers get Sl.OO worth of goods:
 l005o 7S79 lOl05, 3054 l26 s090 l9G0, l0l42 1o095 s7SS, s665, l2l7l, 555S 0S7, li53- l2S9 l2S6 23J5 s9l9 S9 13l3O, il492 97S9 l7S0 94o6 l41s S53 a611 5l 5243, 37O0, 2432, l17ls, 4l46, l2707 SS50 33ao l3386 6723 1lS5, 37S 430S g655, 4s64. 1l47l, 1225 699 sl27 1929, Til 423S 329, 903l, 596S 750 206i l29S3 l0569 4S7, 4s4 921l 6555, 9S 5740 20a3 Tl73 59T6, S30l, Ill92 12s14, 6j32 s65 s6lg, 1898 244s 2l6e, Tl69, 2315 1I5T5, 2790 4442, 367f, l2627 l235i, 9Ts6, 2531, se9i.
 This is to certify that we were elected judges of the above drawing, and the same was con ducted with honor and fairness.
 Witness our signature and seal this lst day of February, 1893. BOB L. HARKEY,
 w. H. RANKIN,
 E. S. BROWN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Safe Burglars Arrested.

Sunday night Deputy Sheriff Atwell of Johnson county and posse arrested at Knoxville two suspicious characters, and found in their possession a complete burglars outfit--dynamite, fuse, pow der, drills, etc. One gave hIs name as R. Adams, the other as J. f. Holden. Im- mediately after learning of the cap ture, officers of this county began to investigate and obtained sufficient circumstantial evidence to justify bringing them here to stand trial for complicity in the Potts Station safe robberies of few weeks ago. TheIr examining trial will take place next Monday week, meantime they languish in iail
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC FREE
Syecial Offer to Readers of this Paper Good Only During January
 and February, 1893.

THE ''rwIcE-A-W WEEKN ST. LOUIS REPuBLic will be sent free for one year to any person
 sending before March 1. 1s93, club of three NEw yea riy subscribers with three dollars to pay for the same. TIE REPUBLIC goes every where and Is the most popular paper publish ed in America, It's readers get the NEWS haii a week earlier than it can be had from any
 weekly paper, while It's Literary, Agriculiur- al WOmeA'e and other departments c un- surpassed ft fills the wants of every member household. You can get three new subscribers for it by few minutes effort. Try it at once, 8 paekage of sample copies write for them. Gut out this advertisements ana send with youi ofaef. Address TnE RKPuRLIc ST. LOuIs, Mo
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
THE EPwORTH LEAGUE Of the M. K. Church, South, Will Meet Next Sunday, Feb. IF, at 3
 O'clock, F. M.

O'clock, F. M. Let every member of the Fpworth League bring their Bibles with then next Sunday.
 PROGRAMME. l. Song. ?. Song. 5. Prayer. 1. Song. ,. Scriptural lesson. Luke :25-37. (a) Lawyer, what was hes By B. J. Strickland.
 (b) Priest-What was heg gy Miss Hattie Battenfieid.
 (o) Leyite-Who was he? By Bro. Doggett.
 (d] Who is he? By Miss Gertrude Munday
 6. Song.
 7. Prayer.
 s. What is it to love God with all the heart, soul and strength? By Mrs. A. Erwin and J. F. Munday.
 The League will here be asked to read Deut. 6, ,. Dent. 10, l2. Matt. P, 37. Mark 12, 90.
 g. How we are to love the Lord with all the heart, etc, by theipastor. 10. Song.
 II. Prayer.
 l2. Who is thy neighbor? by J. B. Ferguson and W. H. Garden. 13 Love your neighbor as yourself by the League in one minute talks. We would suggest that each member select text or verse of scripture on this last topic and rise, read and make such remarks as you see fit. Don't neg lect this.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Special Notice.

The Weimer Drug Co.'S drawing will positively take place Saturday, Feb. 25 For every 90 cents paid on account one chance will be given. Get your tickets before the day of drawing. All accounts unpaid on the lst of March will be placed in the hands of an officer instruct ed to COLLECT. This is our last call. Our collector will do the rest.
 WIENER DRUG Go.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
An Important Difference

To make it apparent to thousands who think themselves ill, that they are not effected with any disease but that the system simply needs cleansing, is to bring comfort home to their hearts, as costive condi- tion is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Go.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

have right to call upon the committees for reports. The committees are our servants, and ~is the servant greater than his masferfn
 We arc here t0 represent the people of the State, and know that the people of my county, fl they had chance to vote for this resolution, would adopt it by almost n unanimous vote.
 1 cannot see why any man who has the welfare of the State at heart, who is here to truly represent his people, and who de- sires to aid in facilitating the progress of this body, can oppose the resolution.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

AND MAGAZINES
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 The House passed the Senate bill amending the law in relation to the examination of teachers in the pub lie schools.
 A bill to reduce the salaries of the county officials of Se- bastian county passed the House by unanimous vote.
 Friday in the Senate MT. Hamby introduced a bill compelling all per sons convicted and sentenced to inn prisonment for the term of one year or less to labor on the public roads.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Warning Order.

In the Pope Circuit Court in Chaneery. April
 Term 1885, NJ Luker and R II smith, PlamtiGsl
  A Mordis, Defe ndant. The Defendant A Mordis is warned to ap- pear in his court within thirty days and an- sgger the complaiptof the plaintifs,J M Luker and K Il smith. Feb 1893
 J. Y. BULLOCK, Clerk. Horace Bradley Atty for PtGs. mara
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
NOTICE or SUPPLEMENT -Notirc ]

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT -Notire is IN hereby 2iven that the following Admin isuators Guardians and Neeutofs have filed their accounts current for set lemcnt aud con nrmatlon at the May, 1898, term Of the Probate Court of Pope County, tOwit;
 Canerday, admr Doyle estate. final W O Ferguson, gdn Warren Ferguson Joseph Holley. Elizabeth Holey Bradley, eXecutor Brown estate. ss Jason Stiegall, guardian Plott heirs, annual Van TOminsOn, " c C Franklin heirs C Hollabaugh, admr W V0ss state, j.. Russell gdn. Alva Russell heirs.
 All persons interested 10 the settlement 0f said estates are hereby notified Co He their eN- captions to said accounts current, ifany they have, on Or bcfOte the second day of said term of court, or they will hc forever barred from excepting to said accounts or any item thereof Given under my hand and seal this 23d day lsEALl of January, lS5i
 C. E HOWARD, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
N0TICE

Is hereby given that all notes and accounts owing to John A. Erwin except those claimed by him as exempt. are in my hands for collee- ton. under the order of the Judge of the Pope Circuit Court, and all persons indebted either by note or account are requested to come for ward and settle same at once, and save the cost and necessity 0g collection by law.
 Jan. 10, 1895 C. D. ROW AN. Receiver ffb9 JnO A. Erwin's Estate
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Warning Order.
Pope Circuit Court,

WTT' Norman Thompson, W II Johnson, Pplaintins Ys Arthur i W atsOn and Louisa J Watt
 son and Dicy Warden, Defants The befenuants, Arthur l. Watson and Lon lsa J Watson, are warned Co appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the com plalnt of the flaintifs, Norman r Thompson and NJ II Johnson. January 8i, isa3
 J. 1T. BULLOCK, Clerk. E Wilson. Atty for Pta. feha8
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Another and More Beautiful Place foi
 Sale

An eight-room residence situated on block of ground fronting Jefferson and running through 10 River street. Five wells of water and all necessary out buildings. Terms very liberal. Apply to LEWIS w. DAVIS,
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
NOrice

Notice is hereby given that Bin win Do in- trodpeea 10 the Gcners Assembly 9f the StHte of AIkansas now in session, Co regulate the enOluments of the County Oilleers Of Pope County. RUSSELL x BUCHANAN,
 tetlt Representatives.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

Hoops PILLS cure constipation by restoring the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal. They are the best family carthatic
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Mortgage Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will on Fri IN day, the 24th day of March, 1Sg3, at the court house door in the town of Russelyilie sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in NV x Sec. I2. ID. $. range p. in Pope co. Ark i. Said sale to take place under and by virtue of the power contained in a mortgage executed by J NJ. krumsiek an wife to :. Crotts to satisfy the balance due on two promissory notes. one dated October TO- 1ss7, for $4D.00, one dated February 23, 1889. for $S5 O. botb bearing 10 per cent interest from date antil paid.
 Also, on the 25th day of March, 1893, | will sell the same land, on the same terms at the old court houSe door in the town Of Dover, to satisfy a mortgage executed by said J. M Krumsick aud wife to Thom E. Thompson and by him transferred to me 10 secure a note which there Is due and unpaid about the sum of Ss0.O0 $. T. CROTfS, Mortgagee.
 Jeff Davis, Attorney. mar23
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Warming Order.
nv Wilson. rlaintia',

K Wilson. Plahtin, Justico's Court
 ys. Illinois ToWuehip Prod Albrccht. DefendiD
 ibe Defendant, Fred Aibreuht, is warned fo appear 10 this e0uft within thifty days. and answer the compiaiRt of the lsiainuN K 4 Wilson. Jan. 20, lss5, V. T., MEADE, J. P.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
Road Notice.

Notles is hereby given that application will be made at the March. 1893, term of the Pope county court for 8 new i0ad 10 commence at Center township line at termination of Road Dist jet No. aud extend about 2}s miles tO Dover township line, there come cting with Road District No. ----- Jan. 20, lsQ3
 feb16 VIM. l.. CHow ct gls
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
CLOTHING

Wanamaker & Browns Spring samp- les fine French Cloth most elegant line of clothing eyer shown in Russellville Astonishingly low prices for first class tailoring. MONROE BoTToMs,
 Salesman.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

NOTlCE FOR PUBLICATIONS La ndoniee IN at Dardanelle. Ark, Jan. O., lSg3 Notice, Is hereby given that the following named ssl tier has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and thst said proof will be made before the County Judge of Pope Co.. at Russellville, Ark on February 16 1893, viz;
 Martha Batclin, Id. 1Sa7S for the E5S sW tz SWA SEk SEA NWM See 30 Tp 10 k 20 w.
 tle names the following witnesses tt prove his continuous residence upon and cC 'iyatlos Of. said land, viz.
 John White. Ben Howard, Andy Bullock < James Brown, all of Dover, Ark. febiG WILL A. F. MAY Registet,
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

Surs, Prompt, Positive Cure for Impotence. loss Of hanhood, Seminal Emissions, SpermdtoyYhed, Nervousness, SefDfstyust, Joss of Memory, &c. Will maks you q STRONG. Higoy- ogs Man Price S7.00. 6 6oxss. S5 %.
 Susciai Directions Mailed tyith each Box. Address Hsllard Snow Lirimsr. Co.,,
 2oie LUCAS AVE.
 ST. LOUIS. MO.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

A broad, conspicuous forehead al- ways indicate great mental renetra- ton.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

No fiowery rhetoric can tell the
 merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla as well
 as the cures accomplished by this excellent medicine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09
snsaa Bile Beans cure Constipation. aSc.

MT. A. Cloud, who has been visiting MT. J. $. Church of Freeman for some time, left Tuesday for his home near Bedford, Iowa.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

Beautiful Residence Property for Sale. Nice house on River street with six rooms good well of water and all neces- sary out buildings. Said property can be bought on reasonable terms. For further particulars apply at tho office Of
 LEWIS w. DAVIS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

One Small Bile Bean every night for week arouse Torpid LiverS. 2.c. per bottle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

I will soon leave for the market to purchase l large stock of spring goods, and in order to make room will sell all winter goods at a great sacrifice Use- less to quote prices--mnst see goods to appreciate bargains. Jacobson.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

Henry Walker, highly esteemed and useful citizen of the Shiloh com munity dIed suddenly Sunday morning about six o'clock of heart trouble. He was in usual health Saturday, and trans acted business in town with several merchants, returning home about night, He complained to his wife of flutter- ing sensation in the region of the heart, but as it was not painful and he had never been troubled that way before, the matter was dismissed. He slept well that night, next morning his wife arose first. and after doing some chores around the house returned to his room l and noticed him struggling in the bed. By the time she reached him life was extinct. Dr. Hill, hls family physician. says his death was unquestionably cans- ed by heart failure. Mir. Walker was about 15 years of age and leaves a wife and several children. He was an hon. orable, christian gentleman, leading spirit in his neighborhood, and foremost in every good work. He will be greatly missed. To the bereayed family in their sore distress we tender sincere condo lence.
 sv.aH Bile Beans prevent Constipation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-12

the annexationists must possess anC
profess if they are fit 10 become
| American citizens.
The step recommended, that is, the
| convenIng OF a body of lawfully chO
sen representatives. and carrying out
| their conclusions, means sustaining
right and justice. The people have
the right to demand that it be taken;
you (meaning the Provisional govern
| ment) have no right TO refuse - take
! it or to impede or prevent Eff you
are honest.
But there is another and more ur-
gent reason for such action. 1t should
be impelled by gratitude to and con-
sideration for our friend the United
States. These islands, it is we'll
known, have been befriended and in
reality protected at all times by the
great republic. 1t is claimed that our
political change has been effected by
representative of the United States in
violation of justice, decency, comfy,
treaty obligations and international
law.
That representative came near to
casting an indelible stain upon the
American nation. But why ask the
United States to judge him? His fu-
ture fate does not concern us. Let the
Hawaiian people assemble by duly
chosen representatives, let the people
declare how and by whom we shall be
governed, and ask the United States,
if it should be necessary, to assist US
in carrying out the conclusions of
the people. Now we call upon
you and the Provisional govern
ment, who profess an attach
ment for the United States so great
that it impels you to surrender Ha-
waiian independence for American
citizenship, to save our great friend
and neighbor from a disagreeable
task by taking the vote of the Ha-
waiian people and following the
popular will. You will then show
that you are fit to become American
citizens, and do not wish to trample
under foot every gift of liberty, every
principle of represe ntative govern
ment, every guarantee of justice and
right. Do now what is just and
right not from fear or necessity,
nor until il is demanded by the
United States, but because you owe
the fulfilment of that duty to the
people who permit you to represent
them and to those whose faith in
your honest motives must be Justified
by your own conduct.
Put your house in order so that you
may show to the American Con-
gress when it assemblies what is
truly the wish of our people, in
whom after all the sovereignty rests,
and ask your great neighbor to help |
you if the wish expressed is reason
able and rests on proper grounds.
This course will not alone pre- |
serve the high estimate in which |
you, and many of those who are |
with you, are held at home, but will |
your cause, which will |
hen b. the cause of the people of
Hawaii, to a respectful and advant
lgeous consideration in Washington.
/ am, with every assurance of my
high eS seem,
Yours sincerely,
PAUL NEUMANN.