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\ 4* S ^CS^~T an using it has 3 $ Q?Jr** dence that he ^ sweet, and perfectly who! guard against the cheap a f the greatest menacers to h 5 ROYAL IS THE ONLY jl MADE FROM ROYAL GRA S ntAltfc fcv ALL SCT UP READY TO RUN. 7^1 Please send me Illustrated Catalog No. I FAIRBANKS, MORSE ^mPBWT'WW*" Jmwilinini'iijwiinnp d a mi/ nr 1 DMINfX ur I O O N W A i M K TOTAL ASSETS DIKKCI I). T. McNeill, J. A. McDoi R. (?. Collins, >' M. W. Collins, A "Savingc Bank has recently beeno stitution. Inquire for terms and rates We wish to thank the public for th and cordially solicit their future busk D. A. SPIVEY, V.P BANK OF Conwa^ CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS. SECURITY TO DEPOSITORS DIRK Robert B. Scarborough, H. L. Buck, Ueorge ?J. Holiday, We<ontim?e to jay f> per cent intere it youraccount / ROBERT B. SCARBOHorOJi, II. PRESIDENT. PROFESSION A L C AR I)S. H. H. WOODWARD Attorney and Councelor At La%. I CON WAV, 8. O. C. E. ST. AM AND, Attorney at Law CoDwaj, 8. C. R. B. SCARUROUGH CONWAY, 8. a Attorney at Law. \V. E. McCOKV), ^ BURGEON DENTIST. CONWAY, 8. O. Over Rank of Horry U. H. BURROUGHS Physician and Surgeon, y CONWAY. S. 0. y ? B. WOFFORD WAIT. if Attornev at I-aw. CONWAY, S. O. DeWltt's TJttlo Early Risers, pontic, easy, pleasant, small little liver pills. Sold by all druggists. yyxiA WAMOZN& j r VOWDER. | Thousands of millions |cl '? cans of Ro}^al Baking El Dwder have been used M making bread, biscuit El |v d cake in this country. lid d every housekeeper rested in perfect confi- J| it food would be light, esome. Royal is a safe- 01 lum powders which are fcj ealthof the present day, ul " BAKING POWDER KM l'E CREAM OF TARTAR IN 11 f I ?BaHBBWBEBBgaF^TO C jack g( All Traaui | * GASOLINE ENGINE 9 i' O ?"? k| ii V? A NEW HCLUfiO FEED MILL R < V\ This is tho only outllt t Ii fit- will tj} t VPl uriiol Ear Corn satisfactorily 8 | with siniill j??iw< r. Tho ouiriiH'can 3 | ? \yi nls<? ho ii.-o<l for inunpiiiLr. saw- 5 iin? wooil. shollini! r-irn, cnttlnt; B foildor, runiiint; cronin sopnritfor, ? ohiirn or wnsliitiu'i.no'liuio. ,Si7.os ? t ^952 from II. I', up t<> II 1'.. vir- Ltj ticul, horizontal or ]?uri:;hlo. p a &. CO., Chicago, HI. J ! m*?. s.w.3cr- ? 'VVW}U !, CONWAY ! kY,S. O c # rvo.ono oo a $2r>0,000.<H>. a .) OKS "uiuu, .1110. \j. spivej, C. I'. Qiiattlctmum, ^ l>. A. Spivey, rganlzed in connection with our in * in this department. eir liberal patronage in the past, ( less. & Cashier ; HORRY, i y. 8, C. $ 50 0(K> 10 000 i 50 OOCf < 110 000 i ' riORS ' ! W. R. Lew is, W. A. JohnHon, | Will A. tree man fct on yearly clept mis, tnowe tolicL. DUCK, Will. A.' FKEF.MAH | ' Vice I'uessidknt. .Cashier j We know of nothing better for cuts, burns, bruises, scratches, or in fact anything where salve is needed, than DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. It is especialv good for piles. All dealers sell and recommend it. Don't forget that the nearest duty is the highest. You who have occasional trouble from indigestion, such as sour stomach, belching of gas, sour risings and weak stomach, should not delay a moment to help the stomach digest the food, for all these little ailments, annoying both to yourself and to others, are caused simply by undigested food in the stomach. Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion taken occasionally will soon relieve you of all the simple stomach ailments that you now have, but which may be more serious later. Try Kodol today and take it on our guarantee. We know it will do what we say it will do. It is sold by all druggists. Don't fail to consult only expeJlnnnu if 1 > -? Hiring 11 wuuid soon snence conscience. When you take Kodol, the' food you have eaten will ho digested naturally, regularly and promptly, and in this way Kodol gives the stomach a chance to regain its lost strength and health, and after a little while you need not take Kodol longer, hut take it whilo you do need it and if It fails to benefit you* your money will be refunded to you. It is sold by all druggists. Don't try to lead men into truth by tricks. I CHOOSE DEATH 1 LATIIKit THAN <iO TO A CKLL IN JAIli FOIt CltlMU. t f lie Noted I>r. ltosu Monnish of Atlanta Kills Herself Itatlier Than ( ( Serve Sentence. I Preferring the chill of the grave J > the chill of a prison cell, and the , hroud to the garb of a convict, Dr. I Losa S. Monnish, of Atlanta, drank russic acid and died an hour after he had he. n sentenced to serve two ears in the Federal penitentiary at ,eavc nwortli, Kansas. Deputy tlnitd States marshals, in whose charge he had b en placed, found her after l hey had broken open the door to her i iwtnt Mrs. Monnish has boon moro or ^ .'ss in tho public eve in tin- South or several yours. She built a sani ariuni in the most aristooralio part f Atlanta a few years ago, despite be efforts of neighbors to prevent he opening of the place. Later her let hods came under the scrutiny of he postolliee inspectors, but it was 1 iot until she had trouble with her ' itisband that the ollieers could g t ' videnoe against her. They charge her with sending ini roper and threatening letters to a ' oung woman and seeur< d her conictiou. Her attorneys applied for new trial, and it was overruled >y Federal Judge Newman, who at nee sentenced Dr. Monnish to serve no year and one day in prison, and . o pay a tine of $1,000 on each of wo counts. Dr. Monnish fainted when the senenec was imposed, but recovered and ] sked to go to her home. The oficors consented, simply stipulating hat they lock her in her room and cmain on guard outside. While her ( ttorneys were preparing an appeal ' iond slie accotnpaniod tin ofTlcers in ' cab to her home, and went to her ' 00111. About 2 p.m. the guards call (1 to her to come to luncheon. lie- ' eiving no reply, they forced the door ml found their aged prisoner dead : m her bed. Dr. Monnish was sixty years of ! ge, and besides her husband, also . physician, she leaves a daughter, 1 cannette, aged 13. 1 rnoi'KltS WANT MOW TRIAL. I Jot ioil to 1m* A 1 Hart in Nashville. The motion for a now trial in the hooper case will he argued before fudge Win. M. llart in the Criminal }ourt in Nashville, Tonn., in a few lays. Col. I). It. Cooper and his son, tohin .1. Cooper, were convicted of lie murder of former United States Senator E: W. Carniack, and twenty ears in the penitentiary assessed as he penalty. The defendants, hroiigh counsel, tiled a motion for i new trial, alleging forty-six errors >n the part of the Court. Some of he errors alleged refer to tie* aduission of evidence, others to the vidence on the part, of the defence which the Court excluded. The defence also objects to portions of the :: barge of Judge Hart to the jury, ind to certain requests for charge which tie? Court refused to admit, rhoy also claim that the Court erred when he did not declare the case a mistrial upon the first report of the Jury: "We find the defendant, John Sharp, not guilty, hut are hopelessly tied up as to the Coopers." Judge Hart has announced that the attorneys must conclude their arguments within two days. Most of the time will he given to the defence, the State standing upon the correctness of the Court's rulings. It is interesting to note that Judge Hart lias never been reversed in a ruling uiion an important case. death rm:i:s lite pkisonrk. T. C. Auglitry Passes Away in the State Penitentiary. Dispatch from Columbia says Saturday morning death entered the cell of Thomas C. Aughtry, at the State Penitentiary, and the prisoner, who had served twelve years of a life term was set free by the mandate of a higer Judge. Aughtry was convicted in May, 1897, of the murder of Conway Oliver, in Edgefield. There was considerable mystery about the homicide, and tho evidence was largely circumstantial. The defendant was sentenced to serve ?i life term. Several efforts to obtain a pardon were made by Aughtry's brothers, but their endeavors proved unavailing. Most cough cures and cold remedies are constipating, especially those that contain opiates. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is free from all opiates and it cures tho cold by gently moving tho bowels and at the same time it soothes irritation of the throat and lungs, and in that way stops the cough. It is especial ly recommenaea ior ciniurcn, as u tastes nearly as good as maple sugar. Sold and recommended by all druggists. When we rail a man a brick we don't mean that he is made of common clay. candlk kvki; madio. IK'stimnl to 1 In i*it Four Years and Scvoii Months. .\ The largest candle ever nianufac- j ured is destined to burn four years j md seven months in memory of loseph IVtrosino, the New York h'tective who was assassinated while >rt a secret mission to Italy. It was inished the day l'et rosino's body eached America, and was sent to ho pro-cathedral in Mutt street, sew York, whore the funeral took ^ dace a few days later, and where sl t was designed that the ^reat candle H should burn continuously in memory >f tin* slain ollicer. Hut threats to dynamite the j hurcli, if the candle was kept there, ; n vere heard, and it was hurridly reurned to the firm which made it. It low awaits th> disposal of the wid>w who Is making arrangements to '*1 lave it sent to her husband's birthdace in Italy and there1 enshrined. The candle is nine feet hi.uli an 1 VN hreo feet, six inches in circuinfer- i mce. It weighs ITS pounds, and is ;l ilmost conipletcdy covered with four- n e<Mi karat gold leaf. Its coniposit011 is Austrian beeswax, to which ,( i slow burning substance has been u uld cl. It cost $ tr?0, and is the N resent of t ho man u fact u rers, in iv hose home lVtrosino lived wlicm 11 i boy. They have computed that it 1' A'ill burn within ten hours of four /ears and seven months. ' d iii:aih,i:ss hody idi'.n I'll n:i> t'f As ,1. H, MeSliane ami Was burrd to (lis Death. | i*i The headless trunk of a while jt.| man, found in a dense thicket on I 11,\.i!,-i . .... i i- ' * s -i 1 " * ' v/ n i v" i i ? \ i | Hid I I liil U< M I II [ t, , Miss., lias born identified as that d .1. M. McShano, who disappeared from his hoarding house in this eitv i 1} >n Faster Sunday, after his arrival tie re a few days previously from Me- : r>hano, Ala., to engage in work as NN i brick inasDii. Letters found in MeShane's room ire said to show that ho had an ap-I pointmont to meet a woman, who ' signed herself as Minnie Jones, near where the body was found. Tracks i indicate that at least two men and ' \\ woman had been on the scene. Two men, two women and a girl were arrested tonight on suspicion ! [>f being connected with the killing i r>f McShano. They tire (}. I.,. Crosby > ^ [ind liis wife, Minnie Crosby, 10. I,. Woodruff and wife, and Pt arl Woodruff, their daughter. i j AMKKICAX Iv I lililOl) IN PFKSIA. | h ???? j o II. <\ Kaskerville, HI Years Old, Slain < i (i at Head of Troops. I A telegram from Tabriz, Persia, '' says a young American, II. C. Mask- s erville, until recently a teacher in | !l the Presbyterian school at Tabriza, v was killed ti few days ago outside i s Tabriza while leading a sortie of * Nationalists from the city. The oh- ! t ject of the expedition was to open a way for the bringing in of pro vis- ( ions, of which the city stands great- j ' ly in need. If was not successful. M The situation at Tabriz is desperate. The Christians of Tabriz are I arming themselves and will put up 1 a strong defence during the bloody disorders that are expected to break ' out any day. The Fnglish residents' have s nt a telegram to Foreign Sec- < rotary ("trey, at London, appealing for immediato help. The Russians have taken refuge j at the Russian consulate. cixmii<:i> iv mvstioicv. Hotly of t'likiiown Man is Washed Vp by Wave. A deep sou murder and a nivslory which will probably never be solved was brought to light, a few days ago, when the body of a nunknown man, i nude in every respect, was washed 11 p by the waves on the gulf beach about 80 miles east of Pensacola, ! Fla. A shattered skull and a bullet j wound just above the heart, told that the man met with foul play. From indication he had been knocked in the head, then shot and the I body pitched overboard from some j vessel. The corpse is that of a foreigner and a young man of splendid physique, who probably was killed 1 by shipmates or else attempted to 1 cause mutiny aboard some passing j vessel and was shot by the officers i to quell the trouble. - " SHOOTS IIHItKKLP. Young Woman in Spartanburg Attempts Suicide. Miss Tlattie PI:1mbey, daughter of ; a prominent farmer in the upper j section of Spartanburg county, attempted suicide late yesterday afternoon by shooting. After milking the cows she entered a closet in her room and closing the door behind ' ber placed a pistol at her left breast j and fired, the ball passing near her j heart and shattering her shoulder, j The arm had to bo amputated at the shoulder. It is thought she will die. The only explanation she offered was that she wanted to kill herself. UG NOT NttD IT /! l.nilK II TAI NTS rilOTKCriON Y( OKMOCKAIS. iiitl Cotton Seiul (til .Mm Wanlrd Protect (on and Senator Tillman P .Made < 'liaraet crist ic Reply. In the I'nited States Senate on .. Sa Wednesday rot ton seed oil was the itijeet ot' an exchange or opinion Mween protectionist, Republicans iid iaritT-tor-rovenue Democrats. I minting momIters of tho niinoittv' V statink that the cotton sect! oil ' idust rv of tin* South had appealed > him for tariff protection, Sonne r Id rich suggest. ?l to Mr. Karon tha tho Senator from Cieoruia ami <??>i- *' r Sout hern States should r?'i to-j at her in favor of placing that pro-1 ' net on the free list, as was the cam hen tho hill passed the Mouse ot eprosontatives, lie thought an Ul groement to that effect might be ,ached. . |f? This suggestion had he n called >rt h by a statement hy Mr. Kacou. lio said if the lie p??r cent a<l ' aloretn levied on importations of | >tton seed oil did not produce an , icome he thought it should go on ' lie free list. * Senator Simmons, of North Carotin, protested against such action. ' eclating that he was free to say i ' 1 Mat he was not in fnuir of placing otton seed oil on the free list. Slating that the importation of 11 otton semi oil in I HON was L'oj ' aliens, worth $N|, ami yi Idng a : '' even tie of $N.L'si Mr. Aldriclt sai ' 11 lie tax on that article was "for pn eetion. pure and simple." "Any pretence," declared Mr. Til! tan. rising in his place and speai\- Sl lg in vigorous langaugc, "that tie re 11 ? protection on cotton seed oil ' lirough such a duty is a humbug, 'otton seed oil producers do not ant any protection at all." Mr. Aldrieh said he had boon ap- ( ealed to by such producers from he South, and Mr. Tillman retorted VN hat ho "did not represent such poo- s<l le." Mr. Moiipv ifdmwl in iti>/.e> f.i m?i hat Hie South did not want proteeion on cotton seed oil. '' pl l)i:\l> MAX HAD NO lilt AIV. 8,1 of cratch, too, was Only Sign of FineIK turod Skull. 11 , , , of A special from Cincinnati to tli" Miilad* lphia Record says: Physical! s at the city hospital and the cornice's olliee arc mystified over the asc of Joseph S. Ossonbeek, f?4 years dd, upon whose body a post-mortcni xa mi nut ion was made Monday. 10x()( opt lor a very slight abrasion of the kin on his* forehead there was not i scratch on the entire body, yet if " vas found that the left side of ()sionbeck's skull was fractured and here were several hemorrhages of ho brain. What puzzles the physicians, how- T 'ver, is that the brain is gone, leavng a large cavity in the skull, yet here is no opening in the skull. Ossonbeek when taken to the bos- p dial was said to be suffering from ., pilepsy. c t CH.\KCI:I> W ITH W II F MHIIH:K. m Chester S. .lordan on Trial at Cams bridge?Jury Selected. It was with a calm, interested gaze ' that Chester S. Jordan watched tie staring of the Court machinery in the Middlesex Superior Court at fVi ml?rift ire. Mass . a few davs airo I ' in his trial for the murder of his wife, llouora, in ttoin rsville last Septeniher. The first day was oc- ' copied in drawing the jury and reading the indictment, which charges ' that Jordan killed the woman and dismembered her body, placed it in a trunk and cast it into the sea. ' The twelve men who will de cide the young man's fate, were taken to the different places which I the government regards as being the scenes of some events in the murder. 1 Jordan appeared in good health and spirits. saved by i,k;htni\<; koi>. i O. If. Bland Has Narrow Esca(K> i ( From Horning House. The residence of Mr. C. H. Bland, ; at Mayesvillo, was completely destroyed by fire about 4:30 o'clock Monday morning. When the fire was discovered it had made such headway that Mr. Bland, who was in the house alone, was forced to make his escape by climbing down the lightning rod. The origin of the fire is unknown. All of the family except Mr. Bland wore away and there had been no fire in the house. There is some suspicion that it was of incendiary origin. /If you expect to get the best and most reliable preparation for Kidney trouble, inflammation of the bladder, rheumatism, rheumatic pains, weak back and backache you must get DcWitt's Kidney and Bladder IMlls. They act promptly and are sure. Sold by all druggists. I I kWAliS HIS FATE 3ung Turk Forces March Upon Him Unoppose RESENTS DEATH LIST lotiikins Maud in Xamrs of TliORO Who Must |tc I'linislird?(>>!? dilions Still tii'iivi' m Adutm. rowers Kindling War Ships to tin* Sene of Tiiuilile. A telegram from (.'om-tanMnophi ys Sultan A t>< 111] 1 i;t m t?1 Is w litdng his placo for \vh '. \ci may befall. has not taken l! /lit, ami hifl and vizier, T- wfik Pasha, lias anuiireil that the S ; an will remain th his family and neept resignedtho fate that has been prepared r him and his con lit ry. Tew Ilk Pasha and his minister of tr. I'M hi m Pasha, who sent in their situation to the Sultan a few day 9 o, decided to withdraw them, and e grand vizier is spending most, of e time with his Majesty. Na/.im islia still is in command of tho irrison, hut no preparations iiavo en made to offer any resistance to e advance of the Saloniki troops. The constitutionalists' lines now velop the city, hut the commander-chief, (Jen. Ilusni Pasha, is still at ademkoi, and there is little likemod that the invading army will iter the city shortly. It is understood that, the Salonlans have sulnnitted to the (Jovninent a list of persons whose punhincut is demanded for complicity the recent mutiny. This list, Inmi. v a?.i.,.t : ..-n, jwm IKUI?U1 T.nt!C?gians. Hut apparently there Is e utmost good feeling between tho vaders and the residents of tho ty, many of whom have visited e camps of t lie Saloniki troops and ere received hospitably by the ddb rs. Two proclamtitions, signed by the mimanding general of the army investment, and addreHsod rnispecvely to the riti/,<ns of Constantlnoe and the gurison, have boon isted. They have had a reassuring feet. That sent to the war ottice ir distribution to the garrison demured as "criminal and monstrous te acts committed under the cover demanding that the Sherl has sursede the Constitution by hands of cecut ioniers, vile conscienceless agiitors and partisans of absolutism, ho deluded the soldi* rs and popuic.e so that the Parliament was ained with blood, the nation piling1 in mourning and a blot ma.de on ie Ottoman army, whose honor had Mnained intact. for the last six undred years." SO>l 10 (i()OI> HUlilOS. hey Contain Safeguards Against < /oiisiimption. Tlie following rules, which aro osted in many school rooms North nd which sliould he in evidence invery school and office building conaiu safeguards against the great rhite plague. % : .. /I 11". Fresh air ami sunshine are necosarv to good health. Fold or damp fresh air does no lann if the skin is kepi warm. Night air is good as day air. I'.reathe only through your nose. Avoid hot, crowded, dusty, dark >r damp rooms. Food. Live on plain food and eat regitarly. Fat slowly, chew thoroughly and ivoid fried food. Drink water freely (not iced). Have your own cup if drinking fountains are not provided at school Fxorcls? and Itest. Regular exercise is essential to sood health. (Jo to bed early and sleep with the windows open. Never sleep in a damp bed. < Nothing. Wear only loose clothing. Wear no more clothing than you need for warmth. Never sit with damp feet or lu lamp clothing. < Meanlincss. Consumption and other diseases tire spread by careless spitting. Spittle on the floor of rooms, halls, stores and cars will certainly h? breathed in the form of dust. Keep clean. Wipe and dry the body every day. Keep your linger nails clean and wash hands and face beforo you eat. Clean your teeth after each meal and before going to bed. Never hold money, pencils, pins or other things in your mouth. Never lick your lingers while turning the pages of a book or counting money. llryun Will Speak. A Tallahassee dispatch says Speaker Karris, of tho Florida House of Representatives, Monday received communication from Wm. J. Bryan accepting the Invitation tendered him to address tho Legislature.