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TRUSTEES SALE OF BOILER HOUSE BLACK
SMITH HOUSE, STEAM ENGINE UPRIGHT
B0ii.ER, BETTING, TOOLS. &c, &C., AT
d.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust-chattel.
dated November 8. 1897, and recorded in Liber
No. 1862, at folio 1875 ct seq, one of the land
records of the District Of Columbia, shall sell
at public auction, at Sidney Maitby's shops, at
FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm. one Upright Boiler 20 horse power, SO inches
smiths Tools one Boiler House and blacksmith 8
Shop, one Steam Engine and Pump combined, one
Line of Shafting, two Hand Lathes and Betting
with special tools Herewith. and one Engine
Lathe lI-inch swing and feet within centers
with overhead hangtngs and belts. To be sold az
a whole In part.
Terms Of sale: All cash.
GEORGE f. TERRY. Trustee.
Room 2. No. zoos f st NV
au14-dts PHILIP A. CRTST. Trustee
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Palarm News.

A much needed rain fell Sunday and was very beneficial to crops.
 l.. F. Etter was in Little Rock last Thursday.
 Crops are reported much better this year than at this time last year.
 Mrs. Chas. McGehee, of Little Rock, was the guest of Mrs. J, Thomas last week. Her smiling face is always welcome i'll our midst.
 Miss Fanny May Barton, of Memphis, Tenn, accompanied by her little cousin, Master Robert | w. Barton IT., of Marion, Ark, is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. F. Ettcr.
 MT. and Mrs Hugh Nichols and little daughters, Ruth and Eula, visited the City of Roses last week.
 Miss Mary Allen Cato, one of Memphis charming young ladies, is adding much pleasure to her circle of friends by her presence at Mrs. Etter's.
 Mrs. ]. B. Armistead is very sick in Little Rock. May she soon re- cover and return to her home i'll good health is the wish of her many friends.
 Mrs. J. Thomas was in Little Rock one day last week.
 The popular book keeper of the German National Bank, Mir. H.. H. Holt, of Little Rock, is spend ing a few days with relatives at this place.
 MT. Preston McCart, former operator of this city, visited friends here a few days ago.
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DoEs IT PAY TO Buy CHEAP

DoEs IT PAY TO BUY CHEAp' :
 A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all right, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and danger ous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to warmer and more regular eli mate? Yes, if possible; if not pos sible for you, then i'll either case take the ONLY remedy that has been introduced i'll all civilized countries with success i'll severe throat and lung troubles, Boschee $ German Syrup" It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes easy eXpec- toration, gives good nights rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists ill the world. For sale by all druggists.
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 The members of the Conway Baptist Church had a social re- union at Central College, Wednes- day evening. About 15o guests were present and very enjoyable time was had. Delicious cream and cake were served.
 John Alexander and John Foun- tain, two colored dudes, stole a bicycle a piece ill Little Rock, Thursday and started to Conway. They were caught near Mayllowcr by officer Rowland and now lan- guish in the Pulaski county jail
 Rev. w. B. Hines, and daughter, Mrs. T J. Reed of Summit, Miss. ], who have been visiting w. B. Hines and family i'll this city for a month or two, left last week for Washington, D. C., where they will visit daughter of Rev, Hines. l Chairman Carroll Armstrong, of the Democratic state central com mittee, announces the following members of the campaign com mittee: Jos. M. Hill, of Ft. Smith; Harry l.. Ponder, of Walnut Ridge; o. B. Gordon, of Prescott; I Gray Carroll, of Little Rock.
 | l. F. Weinman X Co, report their business increasing rapidly. In addition to their fine retail trade they are doing q splendid whole sale and iobbing trade. MT. John Weinman, who manages the bus1- ness is fast coming to the front as one of our leading merchants.
 T. l. Echols, of Argenta, was in the city Wednesday, and paid us all appreciated call. MT. Echols has just been to Nilonia and Hol- land where he did considerable work i'll the photographers line, MT. Echols was for some time a resident of this city, and has many friends here.
 l County Judge w. H. Duncan will let the contract August Ist. to build an iron bridge across the Cadron, at the King bridge. We are glad to know that this work will be done, the old bridge has long been considered unsafe, and this is one of the most important roads leading into Conway.
 We have received copy of the program of concert given or board the K. NJ s. Germanic, il which we notice the name of Mrs Leo Schwarz, of Conway, is on fo1 piano solo and a vocal selection The concert was given i'll aid O Seamen' Charities; Liverpool anc New York. Mrs Schwarz is a mu sician whose talent would b' , recognized ill any assembly.
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Convicted One Day; Pardoned the
 Next.

w. P. Bryant was convicted of attempting to induce witness to swear falsely in the case of State vs z. T. Newberry, ill the Faulk- ner circuit court and sentenced to six months in jail and a fine of $roo. He was convicted on the unsupported testimony of ]. w. Jackson. Governor Jones remittcd both the fine and jail sentence on Thursday.
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Circuit Court.

The Faulkner circuit court con vened in this city on Monday July I6, Judge Moose presiding, Hon. f r. Brown representing the state as prosecuting attorney; J. M. C. Vaughter as clerk, assisted by Col. I. G. E. Simms and w. $. Hen drickson as sheriff. The term was one of the shortest on record.
 CIVIL DOCKET.
 Amanda Greenlee vs T. and 0. F. Hurley Dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 Eliza Darschied ct al vs l. P. Times. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
 Sonora Bush vs w. F.. Wilson. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
 Bruce T. Bullion was examined by F. F. Brown, J. T. Young and F. A, Bolton and licensed to prac- tice law.
 State vs Jake Warren. Dismiss ed at defendant $ cost
 Redus & Harpole vs II. o. Moore Dismissed.
 Van Vleet Mansfield Drug Co. vs J. l., Pearson, Continued.
 Wilson Bros. vs J. II. Gist. Judgement in favor of plaintiffs.
 C. N Painter vs z. T. Newber- Try. Dismissed at plaintiff $ cost.
 M. l.. Grisham vs H. P. Ben nett. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost. State vs Squire Reynolds and c. w. Bruce. Verdict for plaintiff.
 CRIMINAL DOCKET.
 State vs Walter Henry, selling liquor. Nol pros.
 State vs Henry Dyke ct al, peace bond. Discharged.
 State vs P. M. Stephan, selling whiskey. Fined S2oo.
 State vs Fayette Davidson. Nol pros.
 State vs J. M. King, murder. Four years in penitentiary.
 State vs R, E. l.. Turner. False witnesses. Dismissed at defend ants cost.
 State vs Jap Wilson. Burglary. Nol pros.
 State vs Jesse Berry, pistol. Fined $50.
 State vs Jim Wilson, aggravated assault. Fined $.
 State vs J. M. King, pistol, Continued.
 State vs James Hardy, peace bond Discharged.
 State vs James Parker, peace bond. Discharged.
 State vs Horace Mason, peace bond. Discharged.
 State vs Frank Mars, murder, Continued.
 State vs w. l.. Elder, murder, Continued.
 State vs Arch Harrod, selling whiskcy. Fined S2oo.
 State ys M, Strickland, IT, Nol pros.
 State vs Will Isbell, selling wltiskey Fined $aoo-
 State VI Sam Wilson, grand larceny. Not guilty.
 State vs James Burton. Con tinued.
 State vs Green Thomas, larceny. Fined $ro.
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Bradstreets report a general ad- vance in agricultural products.
 Gems Garcia, Conception and Pic Del Pillar, held as prisoners by Gen Macarthur, have taken the oath of allegiance to the United States and been released.
 The United States war depart. ment will shortly issue a map of China, showing that part of the em, pire where the present trouble ex ists.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE STATE
 f fl >TfNSr

Notice is hereby given that the following joint resolution, proposing an amendment to the State Constitution, was passed by the General Assembly at its regular session of 1o99. and that the same will be submitted to the electors of the state at the next general election to be held september 5, l9oO, for adoption rejection, viz:
 PROPOSED AMENDMENr.
 '''fhe suretics upon the official bonds of all State officers shall be residents of and have sui icient property within the State, not exempt from sale under execution, attachment or other process of any court, to make good their bonds, and the sureties upon the official bonds of all county officers shall reside within the county where such officers reside, and shall have suffi- cicnt property therein, not exempt from such sale io make good their bonds, provided, how ever, that any surety, bonding or guaranty com- pauy, organized for the purpose Of doing sure " or bonding business, and authorized to do business in this State may become surety on the bonds of all state county, and municipal of hcers under such regulations as may be pre- scribed by law. Approved May & slso9.'
 Each clector may vote for or against above amendment
 Witness my official signature and seal of of fee, this lath day of February, ieOl
 AI.EX (. HULL, lsEALl Secretary of state,
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We are in the market for

F. Q. B. cars branehes within 75o miles. FAIE RETURNS, For specifications an
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Timber Men,
Attention
Highest l1arket

}. cars on Iron Mountain Railway ana FAIR INSPECTION AND PROMPT ,ns and prices address
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Three Engines For Sale.

I have for sale at bargain on terms to suit the purchaser, three steam engines in good condition. Two ol these engines are 20 II. P. each'and the other is 25 H. P. Address or call on me at Conway Ark.
 7tf II. l.. THOMPSON.
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A Bryan Club Organized.

An enthusiastic Bryan Club was organized at the Court House Tues day night with the following of- fcers President, John T. Young; Vice President, J. A. Pence; Secre- tary, Capt E. T Bullion; Treas
 urer, $. E. Anderson. After or ganization Hons. J. H. Harrod, oi Little Rock, G. w. Clark, oi Greenbrier, and F. A. Bolton, of this city, addressed the club. It is expected that much campaign work will be done by the Club, as its members are full of enthusiasm.
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A Lawyer Now.

Capt. Bruce T. Bullion passed a very creditable examination Thurs day and was admitted to the bar. Prosecuting Attorney, F. F. Brown and Bolton and Young were ap- pointed to examine Capt. Bullion.
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Hon w. H. Pemberton was in

here he was the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Bolton.
 B. w. Towel, of the Bayless Jewelry Company of Little Rock, is spending a month here with his mother Mrs. Freeman.
 o. I. Owen has returned from a trip to the north western part of the state where he has been solicit ing for the Arkansas Gazette.
 Toe Prince of Faulkner county was carried to Little Rock Thurs day by deputy marshal Johnson, charged with illicit distilling.
 r. B. Sisk came in Thursday night, and will remain in the city several days looking after the in- terests of the Hendrix College Mirror.
 linn King, who was convicted of the murder of Skillern and.who had his punishment fixed at four years i'll the penitentiary, was granted a new trial.
 w. D. Springer, one ol our es-  teened subscribers from Cato, was here attending court, and while ill the city called and paid up his sub scription.
 Dr. B. F. Wilson, ol Morrilton, passed through Conway Wednes- day, ell route to his home from Lit tie Rock. He will be in this city next week.
 MT and Mrs. Rupert Haskins, Of Magazine, Ark, are rejoicing over the arrival oil July 18th, of a fine baby boy. The young man will be called Martin.
 Rev. F. $. H. Johnston preach ed to an interested and appreciative audience at the First Methodist church in this city last Sunday morning. -Batesville Bee. Dave Monroe, who lives six miles east of Conway, had two fine Jersey COW killed by lightning while they were standing under g tree, on last Sunday afternoon.
 The camplneeting at Vilonia Ark, will be changed from July 2S, to August IS, and continue ter days. Let everybody come.
 w. F. Dallas, President
 Dress Lawns, Ofgandies, Dimi ties, Embroidered Swiss Dots Light Colored Calieoes, etc, a greatly reduced prices this montl at l. N. Simpson St Sons. 2o-2t
 The July number of Arkansa. School Journal contains half tone | photo of Miss Mary Martin Bruce of this city The picture was on' of a group of Maddox Seminary graduating class of 1900. Mesdames Anna Harrison ant L. B. Grifing, Eugene Martin Esther Grifflng and Fay Canada came i'll Wednesday from Mag azine, where they have enjoyed ; pleasant visit to relatives.
 A. J. Witt, Sr., Conway, E. l. Jones, Mt. Vernon and w. J Downs, Vilonia, were appointed jury commissioners by Jlidg, Moose, They will select the granC and petit jurors for the January term IoOI.
 If your brain won't work righ and you miss the snap, vim anC energy that was once yours, yot Ishould take PRIcKLY ASH B1TrERs It cleanses the system and invigor ates both body and brain. w. H Martin & Co.
 The Arkansas State Board O election commissioners at Little Rock, appointed J. M. Rowlett anc J. "A. King democrats, and E. G Sevier, republican, election com missioners for Faulkner county iol the next two years.
 Do you want a sound liver, wig orous digestion, strong healthy kidneys, regularity i'll the bowels Take PRICKLY ASH BITTERs. | has the medical properties that vii produce this result. w. H. Mar | tn x Co.
 Miss Gussie Simms has secured a school for the summer near Col umbus, Ark, where her sister NI.. D ,.E,.o., ,.,,.11- C1,<
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LOCAL NOTES.

Bud Harmon of Argenta, was i'll town Wednesday.
 P. M. Stephens, of Ruray, was ill town Wednesday.
 The Bryan Club will meet each Tuesday night at $50.
 MT. and Mrs. W. N. Owen went to Little Rock Thursday.
 w. T. Piercey and E. F. Slade, of Magazine, are ill the city.
 Miss Ellen Quinn, of Benton, IS the guest of Mrs. j. F. Little.
 Mrs. J. N. Mitchell, of Argenta, is visiting Mrs. Laura Mitchell.
 Judge 0. l., Bentley, oi Morrll- ton, was in Conway Wednesday.
 l.. B. Griaing and Ed Durham were at saiisaw, T. T. last week,
 Miss Alma Mooreis spending a month with relatives at Okalona. Little Rock bakery was visited by a fire July roth. Loss S3,ooo. Phillip Yeaeei' has just completed handsome fence around his prem ises.
 W. H. Mcconnell, Jr., of Clarks- villes is guardings eonvicts at Palarm,
 Men's summer work pants at wholesale prices at J. N. Simpson & Sons. 29sIt
 Mrs. w. E. Hines, of the Hotel de Hines has been quite sick, but is now better
 ]. N. Simpson x Sons are clos ing out their line of mems straw hats at cost. 29-2t.
 w. NJ Carr and wife, of Rich Hill. Mo, are visiting friends at Clarksville.
 There will be several brick busi ness houses erected in this city i'll short time.
 See ]. N. Simpson & Sons line of a5c. suspenders. Best value ever offered. 20 2t.
 R. E. l.. Turner, editor of the Magazine Gazette, was here at tending court.
 You can buy two spools of John Clark's thread for SC. at J N. Simpson x Sons. 2o-2t.
 Miss Lula Gist is visiting MT George aHarrell andS family at Greenwood, Ark,
 Col Sappington and wife, of Little Rock, are visiting the family of Col. l. G. B. Si1nms.
 Hon. Carroll Armstrong passed through Conway Wednesday night en route for his home i'll Morrilton. Gus Ruttling, of the firm of Charles F. Penzel &, Go. of Little Rock, was in the city Wednesday.
 
 We are glad to- state that Mrs. j. M. Moore, who has been so Sc rioiisly i'll is now very much bet ter
 J. N. Simpson & Sons are closing out their stock of mems, women's $ and children's low qliartered shoes at cost. oo-2t.
 The work of rebuilding the Stepp wagon yard, that was recent , ly destroyed by fire, is progressing rapidly.
 Amos Halter, of the firm of Hal ter Bros, has had his name placed on our subscription list since our last issue.
 Russell Cole and Bruce Benedict have returned from Dallas, Texas, where they completed course mTeleraphy.
 Miss Myrtle Hunt has returned to her home in Ripley, Miss, after q pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs. w. D. Cole, Sr.
 Misses Lonsbeuy and Garrad, who have been visiting at Rev. l.. C. Crai&'s have returned to their , home at Brinkley
 Miss Clara Dawson, of Little Rock, is spending her vacation i'll our town with Col. J. G. B. Simms and family.
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-26

Schaick. does not mean slavish adhesion
to a party. Working through a party a
man may accomplish much more than
alone. but unless his is a rare life the time
comes when q break must be made.
Fox. Burke. and Pitt. who stood for the
American colonies during the Revolution. -
continued the minister. were truer Eng
list patriots than Townsend North or Ger
man George. John Morley and James
Bryce, who remain faithful to the English
ideal OF liberty today are rendering their
country a service beside which the efforts
of men like Chamberlain and Cecil Rhodes
sink into inslgnifcance. The true patriot
is he who loves his country so dearly that
he wants no wealth from her wrung from
a dependent people. no power based on
tyranny, no fame. glory. or prestige. civil
or military. won at the expense OF liberty
England is wrong. cruelty wrong in
her present war" said Mr.. Van Schaick
Il say this much for England A common
tradition and history. language and litera-
ture bind US together. Alfred. Arthur.
Shakespeare and Milton, Cromwell and
Hampton, Gladstone and Victoria, are ours
no less than theirs. Washington and Lin
coin, Whittier and Hawthorne are theirs
no less than ours. I want to see England
right; | want to see America right; want
to see the Anglo-Saxon nations OF the
world overcoming selfshness to stand side
by side for liberty"
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ANGLo-sAXoN PATRIOTISM.


Richard Carved, or Service Of Country"
was the theme from which the Rey. John
Van Schaicl,, pastor Of the Church Of
Our Father. last night drew graphic
word-picture Of the patriotism and inner
ent love of country which exists in the
breasts OF the Anglo Saxon races.
Mr. Van Schaick said that the beautiful
lessons OF patriotism of which the book
Richard Carver is full come to us in
directly, bound up in the persons Of living
men and women who teach ms by the pow
er Of example. Continuing. he said Paul
Jones is one OF these. When the gallant
admiral in that memorable contest he
tween the Scraps and Bon Homme Rich
ard, his ship in a sinking condition. his
ally Landais raking him fore and aft, was
called upon to surrender. replied: 4 have
not yet begun to fight, We have an illus
tration OF patriotism never surpassed and
seldom equaled."
What petty towards we would be in
our reform work. in all our efforts to serve
our country. If we send back any other
answer than this to the enemy who de
nands our surrender. Washington is an
other great character briefly touched upon
in the hook. He appears in but few
paragraphs, yet the few delicate strokes of
the author make that great Nirginian stand
out clear and distinct"
Service Of country" said MI Van