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THE COMMITTEE'S REPORT.
Ii Siaator Billet's Case was Expected to
be Ready Yesterday.
lUMm,Tex Feb. 24.-pr
expected tlwtthe'findiiig9Qrthe
legislative fcominittee inYestg
ting charges against United States
. Senator Josepn w . uaney wnrroe
reported ta the two: houses oft toe.
Legislature not later' thajnrues-
Senator Bailey and'Ihis cattof
neys,are urging uponitbecbmmit
Us tbe need of haste as Senator
Bailey 'announces he, WjlJ
Thursday in, order toreach
inston by March 4. to be installed;
ai Senator,
--rq'case
1 n ta
A discussion is now on as to
whether or not the committee
will hve any right to report any
thing but the evjdejQca: The
friends ot : Senator. iBaiTey are- of j 8ultg in-pneumonia When it is gte
the oDinion that Jthe committee
can also make its suggestion 'that
there is nothing in the evidence to
in any way reflect upon Senator
Bailey. If this procedures fol
lowed themincrity of the com
mittee will-bring in an adverse re
port asking that the House take
full recognition rof t the" evtdenCe
and act upon it artheyaieBn-fit.
It is also stated tlia , pomeof the
opponents of Senate Barley will
make an efiort to prolong the agi
tation even to the extent.of taking
the matter to WashiugVu, in the
way of a memorial.
Reward to Widows ot Slain Ofticers. ; .
Ashevlfi.e, Feb. 24 At the regu
lar weekly meeting of the b6aTcTof
alderman last' night au order was
made that the $500 reward offered
by the board for the capture of
the nagro desperado . who ;ioNo
vember shot and killed two police
officers and three othsr persons,
was ordered paid to Cashier J:rE?
Rankin, of the Battery Park Bank
for disbursement. The money
will be paid to the widows of the
two slain officers. The posse that
overtook and killed the negro
desperado, and who were entitled
to the money, held a meeting in
the big road after the negroe's
death and Unanimously voted to
donate the 1500 to the two wid
ows. Application forjihe moneys
was made by former Chief of
Police F. M: Jordan onjbehalf of
the beneficiaries.
Japanese Immlgratloo.
Viscount ' Aoki called- at tbe
State Department and had "a1 talk
with Secretary Root over ;.the pro
gramme to be followed n. con
ducting negotiations for - t h e
preparation of Japanese -coolie
immisration " into the- Ufn 1 1 e' d
States. As ' the ambaeiador had
been fully informed of all steps
leading up to the passage of the
immisration iact. and, in fact-
W ,' v .
had really suggested the adoption
of measures to eilcude Japanese
without passports, he was not dis
posed to criticise adversely what
had been done by.vCongress- The
way to resmismgotiaticfiss-f or
the projeGdejji
was regiea air open- and it is be
lieved tflt beforettiCaisembling
of the next Ccngress the new con-
vention arm Dereauyipiiifle con
lderatidju of 0nfef
It was etate&Paf 5)ne iWLito
House hat te' conference - held
there betweenf ' !Presidenti :Secre
tary Mecalfgandthergeueral
board o the navy had no- bearing
on the rejatmnlhetentie JJnit,
ed States andrJapftti. Washing
ton dis
NegIicfeTCoIuTTlireatea Life.
JJon t trmecwita5.a cpld.!i8
good advice for prudent men fan
women-. It may. bev.yital in - the
& childPropeB-toodr
good ventihatipny-aud
cl6thingaripre
aeMdvfi
tainedtnro'ugh the;ch
weajbuol, "autumn
sprin the chances" of ; a'surprise
f rom ordin a?y colds will slight.
B u tf tdinary: Jligh fecoid I wijf
omeyereing
wel 1 estab lished ripe cold is to the
germs ofdiptfieriav what he bey is
to tha bee." : Thegreatest menace
to child life at this-- season of the
year is the neglected cold:,4
Whether it fs a child of adults the
cold slight or severe, the yery.best
treatment, that can be adopted ' is
tq- give Chamberlain's ivCongh
Remedy. It is- safe"' and snre;
The greatpoplilaritv and immense:)
sale of this preparation has been
attained by its remarkable cures
of ,ihis iilmen t.. A .cold ne vervre
lllee paif farm
rsddresE iAobdniarif
:'Pi&frieijiis or mbney
'Iitliyyojn :
f MMyEes afonmpn" and
ofoplehouldBe.
vProvided. you take Rocky Moun-
T. W. Grimes -Drug Co.
an.t Jpr saie oy. James :l'liimmerr.
Salisbury,- N. Q.; and Spericer
Phacmacv, Spencr,-N. (X -. U :
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Office at .the Brown Shoe Store-
Mam. St., Salisbury.
IH SHALLilT W.
tried: - all Mother
- false pride? ;
- Dgn'tr be Foolish
reseritedldEy Head?
ehtesBap bfisjvitality;
and bring abontaigens
eral aervQusness ibreak
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Lot us Rcliovo
Eyes and ner
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W; H. LEONARD;-
j ; ; Uweler and Opticiahjr
i ixa nwit St., . . 'tiailsbMry, n. u.
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seen
potatoes
IhaveS proved Sy rloi ?odfds : the
tmost productive Extra Early Pch
ftato in cultivation. . Read the let-,
Iters ifiom'i truckers;' inr: our1 New"
DescriptiveCataloga&fqor 1907.
We are. the larkest . dealers in
oeea jroiaxoes m me oouia;
1 i a Second Crop:
fall high-rade stocks selected and;
grcrwn especially fiwijBedpaiofeA.
"i Write5 for prices kadi WODD'ST
'1907 8EED BOOK, teUing about
:ajl seeds for the Farm and Garden.
'yed,free oniegnest . ;
t Sesmeiv - :Richmohd,Va.
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ttniBhe& tbav to bift m
h vu puuiiu iuhxeuerainiaiije na xms iaiione or m iv
est and most xjorriDletrfines of ,Mer-
Chaiidise.to be found in tbe cityandUe
asfes,; that you call aiid look tbrough
tnirmammotli stock. zx
Uiiuiiyv in iwwuwvii) in i ui f
J I 'iTecin
Offers his Professional Services
, ItolthePublicPhonf 886. :.
uFFICE: Wacloyia Baok . Building.
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f) We will commence closing out one of tbe best, Q
X newest and most upto-date lines of Shoeshat bas X
U ever been closed out at any sale in this town on U
;The Limit of p.
The most eminent t in edical sci
entists are unanTmouiiiithe con
elusion that tfenrallyaccept
ed limiationfhumauife is
many years below the attainment
possible withhe advanced' k.nowl
edge off which the rrace. ii( now
possessed. The. ..critical period,
t h-detr mines:i its duratl o n ,
seems tt be between: Carid 60 ;
the proplr care of thebody dur
ing thii decade cannot be too
stronglySirged ; carelessness then
being faial to longevity. Na
ture's . bst : helperfa after ;60is
BlectricBitters, tlie scientrfitf
tonie in'edicine that revitalizes
These are not odds and ends or Sample Shoes or odd
K sacckv but everything's New, Fresh and up-to-date goods,
but we have made up our minds to go out gi the shpe busi
ness ftnd f these Shoes must gp out. Our prices on these
Shoes will be the manufacturer's, 'pins the'freiglit. None,
of these goods will; be charged or taken back."- We want to
close out this stock inside 80 days If we. have to sell them
Sulks to some merchant.: Don't wait if you want the best.
icther line we are going to close out is our Apt
Squares and RllfjS. We have a big line of them
bought direct from the mills. These are all new freeh
... goods i f , the very latestmake"and the Newest'Patterns. " "
Our 9x12 Jngram' Art Squares worth $6.00 to $6.50 will
be closed out at $42,5a 1
-Our-9xl2 Saxony Art Squares worth $10.00 at 7.00.
"0rr9xl2 ;AJIm-Art:Sqtiatei wonh $10 to $12 atf$7.00.
Our Royal Axminster 9x12 worth i$25.00 at $1 0.0O.
Out 9x12 ShTraz worth $18.00 at $13.00. : : '
Our Oriental Art Squares orth $80.00 at $21.00. C
We havea bk line of small Rngs to match these Art
Squares ?t hat J wi 11 be red need i p th ef sano e proportion . We
also have a lot of Hall Runners that will go in a t.j Manu
facturer's Oost. . ' .
g Brittain & Campbell. 0
s of Rowan and Surrounding Jounties;
Tl We are now engaged in ihe W holesale Gro
cery, Fruit and Prpduce busineis excludvly and
solicit a share of your patronage in our nw 4in-
Webuy all kinds of country pridnce; such as peaB, egggi:
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Now, is the time to -buy a new
et of harness. We have, them
i cr all purposes' and at all prices,
liight "driving from $8.50 to $25
C irriage : or Surry harness from
$ 15 to $25. . Team Wagon Ha r-
lliess, best in town for the money
VV e have a job lot of harness
which we wll close out at a very
close price. Now is the time to
get a bargain.
Repairing of all kinds heatlj
and promptly done- at " lowest
pricus. - . . .. .
Cut this ad. out . and bring it
with you and;,for everyMl pur
chase, or more, we will give a nice
buggy whip,' ; - ; ; ::
Hartline & Go.
Phone 483,
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Children's and Misses Coats J
'Iflfes he fiasi them
lit all the new styles; coverts, shadow plaid tan and
castor kerseys, black kersey strain c"bats, all urtbthe )
Fine Line of Dress Xxoods.
If you are : looking-for the most up to-date stales in
r JJress woods, simply see his line. He has all the
new, shadow effects, in all colors, and in black,
, His stock cannot be" surpassed. See his
Poplins and Panamas, Serges arid Po
de Soie, in fact anything in Dry .711
i : Goods.1 It will do you good .
I ; . tb'call and see what he haff " 1
lineof l)tacknd -
colored Taffetas
" Have no equal They are just from the' loom.
starch, soft and pliable, still having the rustle.
Iaine of Carpets and Hugs.
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All new and up-to-date. Big line of Lace Curtains.
Bought in a job. ; Gan save you from 25c to 50c a pair.:
Sample Carpets; .
Comforts and Blankets. J
Short ends of Percale JDc met-
11 cheap andgood styles. v""
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tics, Flanneletts.
If you want tHe Best Shoes for Men;
; See his line.
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WE begin February wilh irl-f of val
ues destined to make it a banner months
The people certainly came our way dn
January. They seemed to appreciat
tha special efforts made to saw Ahenr
money and we had mahynice things said
which pleased and ericouraged : us; - Yes;;
even er cMnts likej
said about them once in a while.
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CREAr.l JAP SILLIS An pxcellent
hue of these in 27 .uich.id 86? inch at
30c f 50c f 75c and $1 tlie yard.
COLORED TAnHETA rr Excellent
valne, all best'coiore, at
BLACK PEAU BE SOIE 36 m wide
BUCK HABUTAiy at 50e yard
CREAr.l niOKAIR, at 50, 75o.; i
ami $1.25 yard. ' r -
CREAHI SERGE, 44 inch at $1.00
CREAr.l EOLEAN. at $1.25 yard
at 65c yd. Colored rTaff eta, 36 t
in6hfat$1,C0 yard, j jOn llkiaibVe
CREPE DECHENE-Pink, blue and
cream, at 58c yard. We wouid like BllApU AND VHITE.
for yoii to conipafe onrs th jthat sold by RE7 RUCKING.
others at :76c-yd. - - : .zr:z:t ii
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r : " t: A few of then: lft and we will .cbntiiiiivr
BULCtikTAFF half price until thJst
to i you in dolais and" cents. 6 do not ; one is goijeJ L- "fiZ. t;0't.: -";Zi
lik to say our $1.00 grade of black Taf
j feta isrthe: $1:25 grade i of eometoiije else or
is worth $1 25 a ydJntttW3' can i honsHv
, .say t,hat t.ur $1 grade is worth the
last red cent wo ask for it.
, Extra value .in , 80 luch black Taffeta'
ooroe-pxceiienc varnes tn incee :d fi
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