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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01

BRASS BEDS, Finch posts, seven spindles in head and foot, Linen fill ings, harp shape designs, 65 inches high, polished brass foot rail, golden finish, brass ball-bearing castors. Price $60.00. Sale RI 00 pflce.. .........
 BRASS BEDS, Mission style, posts and filings square, dull finish, nine spindles head and foot, brass foot rails. very unique design, brass ball bearing eastors. Price ss5oo56.75
 BRASS BEDS, cathedral vases, g. inch posts, heavy filings, all husk trimmed, has inlaid mahogany panels in head and foot, 65 inches high, de- sign strong and handsome. 1O R0 Price $95.00. Sale price. ....s <y'OO
 IRON BEDS, 2-inch continuous posts, in black and gold, white and verin martin finish, an extra heavy bed. Price $2000 Sale 1G m price,. ..-........
 IRON BEDS, continuous posts, heavy filings. dull brass scroll design in head and foot, in whie, blue and green fin ishes. Price s22.50. IT 2E hoel6 pl
 IRON BEDS, bronze finish, polished brass scroll ornaments, filings all husk trimmed, top rails of head and foot very artistic. Price $19.50. 7G TX Sale price,. =. =. ...... sO
 BRASS BEDS, Colonial designs, 6s inches high, II spindles in head and foot, posts have spindle extension 12 inches high, instead of vases head and foot husk trimmed, mounted on brass ball-bearing castors. Price SE 00 $1500. Sale price. ......,.. OO'OO
 BRASS BEDS, heavy tubing, cast brass trimmings, very handsome de- sign, 68 inches high, spindles head and foot husk trimmed, gold finish, brass ball-bearing castors. 71 KO Price s95.00. Sale price. -. 'OO
 IRON BEDS, only in white scroll eff feet filings, a well made bed, 4-6 and 3-6 sizes. Price $1.96. | Gk Sale price,. -.. .........
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
China Closets

GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSET, 66 inches high and 36 inches wide, and has bent glass ends, is made of solid oak and nicely finished Reg 1O YE ular price s17.5O. Sale price. IOs O
 GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSET. 72 inches high and 36 inches wide, has bent end glass and 6x16 mirror on the top, is well made of solid oak, ani nicely finished. Regular 1p EA price s2000. Sale price. .... lOss1O
 GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSET, 66 inches high and 45 inches wide, has bent end glass and beautiful cross band veneered roll across the top, made of quarter sawed oak, we'll fin, ished. Regular price 90 0A S27.5U. Sale price. .. e~.OO
 WEATHERED OAK CHIN A CLOSET, GA inches high and 36 inches wide, mission style, plain and elegant. Regular price s17.50. II SA Sale price. =. -. ...... I.OO
 GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSET. 75 inches high and 45 inches wide, made of best quarter oak and polished full swell door with bent end glass and 12x38 French plate mirror across top, with overhanging shelf supported by colonial columns which end In hand some claw feet. Regular OO1E price S5500. Sale price. .. OO.t O
 MAHOGANY CHINA CLOSET, 62 inches high and 35 inches vide, has bent end glass and is handsomely made and polished. Regular price 0n EA s40.00. Sale price. =. ..... <O.OO
 GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSET, 65 inches high and 40 inches wide, has bent end glass and prettily carved across the top of front. has mirror back of two top shelves and one glass shelf. Regular price 1l E0 sE8.50. Sale price. ...... 1A~.OO
 MAHOGANY CORNER CUT GLASS CABINET, ST inches high and 32 inches wide. has full mirror back and glass shelves, with swell door of bead ed glass and has colonial columns down either side and beautiful claw feet, feet ,s,ss Regular price $500, 77.5O
 GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSET, 7s inches high and AS inches wide, with canopy top, and has 9x38 mirror be- tween canopy and top proper is hand somely carved and has bent end glass with swell door, also full mirror back and claw feet. Regular price OO nO S10500. Sale price. :. .,.... SOsSo
 MAHOGANY CHINA CLOSET, 7i inches high and 45 inches wide,
 a reproduction from an old colo
 nial design, with full mirror
 back, and five shaped legs. Reg
 ular price $110.00. OS m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Brass and From Beds fn fl1e February Sale.

BRASS BEDS, made of cast brass, all filings and posts square, design elegant and simple, gold finish, nine spindles in head and foot mounted on brass ball bearing castors. TR 0A Price s100.0O. Sale price. sO.VV
 IRON BEDS, in white, blue and green, gilt trimmed, patterns, strong and we'll braced, six spindles head and foot. Price $750. z SO Sale price. . .. =. ...... .O'OO
 IRON BEDS, in pink, blue and white, pattern strong and durable, three pol ished brass spindles in head and foot. Price s9.50. Sale Y En
 IRON BEDS in white, brass vases and rails on head and foot, seven spin dles used in filings. Price $5.50 A good, substantial bed. Sale 4 OK price,. =. ... ........... Ns1~C
 IRON BEDS in white, brass vases five spindles, brass top rails on head and foot; this bed has strong, we'll made frame. Price s5.00. D 1E Sale price. ... ....
 IRON BEDS, heavy pattern, brass ooCo chd up ieAAO OAi AOOb anu AAChhs bow foot, straight spindles. 1O on Price $1500. Sale price. -. Il NS'OO
 IRON BEDS in white, blue and green, extra long tubing and strong filings, fancy scroll design. Price II E0 S1350. Sale price. ... =. lsOO
 IRON BEDS in white and green, heavy tubing, polished brass spindle in head and foot. cast mounts, new de- sign. Price $10.50. HE Sale price. ......... .......... O's O
 IRON BEDS in green and white, con tinuous tubing, strong spindle filings. design plain and neat, a strong bed. Price $500. Sale z OA pr1ce.... ..... ............. -
 IRON BEDS in white, green and cream colors, filings of scroll design. Price $5.50 Sale cR price. ...............
 IRON BEDS in white, green and blue colors, scroll filings. Price 4 OS $5.00. Sale price, ............ 1'"~O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Rockers

GOLDEN. OAK ROCKER, cobbler seat, wire braced arms. Regu- 7E lar price $2.50. Sale price. -. l.sO
 MAHOGANY FINISHED ROCKER, wood seat, highly polished. Regular price $400. Sale 2 00
 GOLDEN OAK ROCKER, wood seat, highly polished. Price $4.00. 9 K Sale price. ..... ......r......
 GOLDEN QUARTER SAWED OAK ROCKER, cobbler seat, heavy arms and highly polished. Price 2 TX $4.50. Sale price ......,.....O O''O
 GOLDEN OAK ROCKER, cobbler seat, heavy spindle, highly polished. rrlce sS.6o. Sale , 7E
 GOLDEN OAK ROCKER, quilted cobbler seat, arms well braced by four heavy spindles, carved back. 9 E0 Price $500. Sale price. ...,. <soV
 GOLDEN OAK ROCKER, cobbler seat arms have steel bolted braces, high back with scroll sawed cross panels, highly polished Price 2 TX $450 Sale price. e.............O O'sO
 GOLDEN OAK SADDLE SEAT ROCKER, plain quarter sawed back panels. well made and highly polished. Price Price s4-7S- Sale 400
 MAHOGANY FINISH SADDLE SEAT ROCKER, plain design, hand somely finished. heavy spin 4 RI dled. Price $500. Sale price. -. I'VO
 GOLDEN QUARTER SAWED OAK ROCKER, extra high back, heavy flat spindles in back arms braced by four extra heavy spindles, reinforced with brass bolted rods, saddle seat. S 00 Price S6i5. Sale price. ..... O.OV
 GOLDEN QUARTER SAWED ROCKER. saddle seat. fiat panel back, highly polished and we'll braced arms. Price Price $500 Sale 4.5O prlce... ..... .'
 MAHOGANY FINISHED ROCKER, saddle seat, fiat panel back, highly polished and well braced arms. 4 SO Price $500. Sale price. ....... 1'OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Library Tables

GOLDEN OAK LIBRARY TABLE, 26x40, with S shaped legs and maga- zine shelf, has 1 drawer This table is well made and highly polished. Regu- l,r,op lar price s175O. Sale l2.75 price,. ". ...... v
 MAHOGANY DROP LEAF CARD TABLE, making a table 36 inches in diameter when both leaves are raised, and has a drawer for cards No shelf underneath to be in the way of your feet. Regular price Y 4E
 GOLDEN OAK TABLE, 26x4o, made of quarter sawed oak and highly pol ished, has heavy rope turned legs and magazine shelf. Regular 9 RO price 5000. Sale price. ...... %''oO
 GOLDEN OAK LIBRARY TABLE, 30x48-inch top, made of quarter sawed oak, highly polished, and has two large and two small drawers and magazine shelf and claw feet. RegulaI01 kO price S37.50 Sale price. .OlsOO
 MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE, 30x50-inch top, has heavy octagon- shaped legs and has two drawers and magazine shelf, very massive and at- tractive table. Regular I1 E0 price s55.00. Sale price. .... 1 I'OO
 ANTWERP OAK LIBRARY TABLE, 3nx52lnch top. made of quarter sawed oak and handsomely finished, has two drawers and massive carved legs and claw feet. Regular price 97 EO S55.0O. Sale price. o .OO
 MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE, reproduction of the one used by George Washington, two large and two small drawers with wood knobs and daintily carved legs with brass ferrules on them, the m Regular ss,a n-,sd price 1850
 GOLDEN OAK LIBRARY TABLE, 60 inches long and 32 inches wide, made of quarter sawed oak, highly polished; the top is supported by four carved grifins and the table has two drawers and magazine shelf. Regu- 70 EO lar price $67.50. Sale price. .OCsOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01

IRON BEDS, in blue, green and white, patterns have artistic filings, braced. Price $4.50 9 1k Sale price. -. ...........O Os O
 IRON BEDS in white, have brass vases, five spindles in head and foot, good locks and rails. Price 2 EA $4-O0. Sale price. e........e.... OsOO
 BRASS BED, full size, 2-inch contin. uous posts, seven spindles in head and foot, Linen cross rods, brass ball bear ing castors. Price s45.OO. 1k O0 Sale price. ..... ........... AOsOO
 BRASS BEDS, full size. Finch con tinuous posts, nine spindles in head and foot, 1-inch cross rods, brass ball bearing castors. Price $45.00QQ TX Sale price,. =. -..-....... V
 BRASS BEDS, full size. 2-inch con tinuous posts, nine spindles in head and foot. mounted on brass ball bear ing castors. Price $55.00. 1( T5
 BRASS BEDS, full size, 2-inch con tinuous posts. 13 spindles in head and foot, mounted on best brass ball bear ing castors. Price S60.o0. E0 00 Sale price. -. ...........O .OOscO
 BRASS BEDS, 31a vases, heavy tubing, low foot, seven spindles head and foot, good finish, strongly made, mounted on brass ball bearing castors. Price $37.50. Sale OE 00 price,. ...i.
 BRASS BEDS, 2-inch continuous posts. dull finish. II spindles in head and foot. extra heavy brass ball bear ing castors. Price s600o. RO E0 Sale price. ......O
 BRASS BEDS, Pinch continuous posts. gold finish, II spindles in head and foot, extra heavy brass ball bear ing castors. Price $60.00. 6O E0 Sale price,. ..........O V
 BRASS BEDS, Finch posts, g spin dies, % inch in diameter in head and foot, cast brass corners, polished brass foot rail, heavy square top rails, brass ball bearing castors. Dull finish. Price s79eo, s1,oe Sale 6l.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Book Cases


 GOLDEN OAK BOOK CASE, 67 inches high and 72 inches wide; made of best quarter sawed oak, highly pol ished and carved across the top and bottom and has swell front. Regular price s75.0o. Sale S7 KO price,. .... .. ............. .OO
 MAHOGANY BOOK CASE, 50 inches high and AS inches wide; this is a double door case of sehrato design with fret work over the glass and has the inlaid lines. Regular price QO R0 S400O. Sale price. .......... O<~.OO
 GOLDEN OAK BOOK CASE, 54 inches high and 5S inches wide, made of best quarter-sawed oak, highly pol ished. This case has the glass doors in the center for books and solid quar- tered oak doors on either side for mag azines. Regular price 10 1E S55.00. Sale price. ........ Ic. O
 ANTWERP OAK BOOK CASE. 56 inches high and 68 inches wide; this is a triple door case. mission style, with lattice work over the glass doors, and has three drawers across the top. Reg glar sa,e price price sSS-oO- 44.25
 MAHOGANY BOOK CASE, 52 inches high and 62 inches wide, has three doors and is perfectly plain, is hand somedly made and is highly polished. ..epular price S35.00 On An Sale price. ........ ..... V -
 GOLDEN OAK BOOK CASE, 52 inches high and 34 inches wide; this is a single door case made of quarter sawed oak and highly polished with colonial columns down the front and claw feet. Regular price 1Q RI S22.50. Sale price,. ..... Ao'OO
 GOLDEN OAK BOOK CASE. 52 inches high and 30 inches wide, made of ouarter-sawed oak and highly pol ished. This is single door case. Regular price $lS.5o. I1rS Sale price. .........
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
ParIOr Furniture


 MAHOGANY three-piece parlor suite. sheraton design, covered in two-tone red rep. It has an inlaid design in back panel and inlaid lines. Regular price s5O.OO. Sale 01 RI price,. =. -. .......... .O fsOO
 MAHOGANY three-piece parlor suite, covered in figured green satin diamond tufted back and plain seat and the frame is beautifully inlaid. Regular price s55.0O. Sale % HE price. ............O .OOss O
 MAHOGANY three-piece parlor suite, Colonial design, in denim, the lines simple and graceful, with crocheted veneer panel in the back. Regular price s65.OO. Sale 1S 0O price. e...... -. .......... .IOsOO
 MAHOGANY three-p1ece parlor suite, in denim, tufted back and plain seat, with handsomely carved frame; this suite Is especially well made and will make up beautifully in figured velour. Regular price s75.00. G1 EA Sale price. .... ........... OfsOO
 MAHOGANY fye-piece parlor suite, covered in self-fgured satin damask, tufted back and plain seat, very elab- orately carved, and has claw feet; this suite Is large and massive. Regular price price s2o0.Oo- Sale l5O.OO pr1ce. ....... V V " V
 GOLDEN PARLOR CABINET, 54 inches high and 26 inches wide, has full mirror back and glass shelves, and bent glass with swell door; it has fiuted columns down the front, and hand-painted decorations on bottom panel. Regular price $85.00 7O RA Sale price. .............s <scO
 MAHOGANY PARLOR CABINET, 58 inches high and 38 inches wide. has full mirror back and glass shelves and bent end glass with swell door; it has hand-painted decorations. Regular price s92.50. Sale 11 EO price,. =. =. .......as fscO
 V. M. PARLOR CABINET, 54 inches high and 28 inches wide, full mirror back and glass shelves, and has bent end glass and swell door, with hand painted decoration Regu- R7 E0 lar price ss5.00. Sale price. U .OO
 MAHOGANY corner parlor cabinet, 72 inches high and 32 inches wide, has full mirror back and glass shelves, with mirror over the top; very roomy and attractive piece. Regu- DO E7 lar price s40.00. Sale price. ~O'Os
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-08
Davidson County Pensioners.

In Davidson county there are
or were last year, 272 old soldiers
and soldiers wives who draw pen
sions. They received a total of a.
bout fifty three hundred dollars.
Of the old soldiers, there are 1862
Four of them are on the second
class, IS of them on the third
class and 145 on the fourth class.
There are 105 widows of soldiers.
Davidson is very we'll of, receiving
more money for pensions than
she pays out, But the veterans do
not get what they ought to. There
are a very few COME d erat Q s
left compared with the number
only a few years ago, and the
State ought to largely increase the
pensions of those remaining.
Rapidly they are dying out and
the day is not far distant when
there will not be a Confederate
veteran in the world. The junior
reserves, the youngest soldiers,
are all old men now.-LexingtOn
dispatch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-08
SALISBURY. N. C, AUG 8th 1906

The lynching of the three ne
groes, alleged murderers of the
Lyerly family, here Monday night
is deplored by all good citizens
throughout the State and par
ticularly in Salisbury and Rowan
county. The cruel and cowardly
murderers of the Lyerlys could
not have been dealt with too Sc
verely or too quickly, but after
they we're in the hands of the law.
and the authorities were doing
everything possible for a proper
trial and a speedy execution Of
Justice, there was absolutely no
c u to add such horrible, saw
age butchery to the annals of
Rowan's history, her proud record
and fair name, and while we do
not believe any Of the good, law
abiding people hereabouts took
part, or in any way sanctioned
such conduct, they owed it to
themselves and to the supremacy
of the law to have prevented it.
If the sheriff Of the county hest
tated to deputize sufficient men
and properly protect the jail and
his prisoners. as he and his taller
have failed three times III success
sion to do, they should have urg-
ed proper steps and volunteered
their services. But it is O too
late either to cry over split milk
or lock the door after the horse is
gone. Crime has been Cd the in
crease here for the last six years;
assaults, murders and lynchings
have come and gone so rapidly
that it has become a common Oc-
currence to read of such events.
Some of these have occurred I'M
der the eyes of officers of the
law and IN several cases they have
taken part. We have published
these things as they have occur
red and not belonging to the coun-
ty cllques we had nothing to hide
and hid nothing. Let US hope
this latest crime is the climax,
let us hope the destruction of the
jail. the lynching of good men,
and massacres are not yet to fol-
low. Crime is crime, and, if it is
not crushed in its infancy, It's
growth is sure and the increase
will spread oyer the entire coun-
ty to the injury of the just as well
as the unjust. Let the people
awake and demand better things
and they will be forthcoming.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-08
Rev. J. 0. Adams Resigns.

Rev. J, @. Adams, who for the
past five years has been pastor of
the Pritchard Memorial Baptist
church, in Dilworth, last night
rendered his resignation as pas
tor of that church, effective at
once. Dr.. Adams has had this
step III contemplation for some
time past. At a meeting Of the
deacons yesterday afternoon he
announced his intention to resign,
which he did after the service last
night. While the church has not
yet taken any action in the mat
ter, DR.. Adams having intimated
that his decision was irrevocable.
Charlotte Observer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-08
Killed His Companion.

Last Thursday afternoon, Ed.
Hampton, a young negro, was
shot and instantly killed by a
negro companion named John
Brooks. Brooks left when he saw
Hampton drop, and made for the
woods, but that night he was To-
Gated by Chief Miller and Officers
Monroe and Wise, and arrested.
Brooks had a hearing before ESQ.
Kesler Friday morning, and was
committed to jail without bail.
According to the story of some IF
the witness to the tragedy, a lot
of negro boys and young men had
been in swimming in the Town
Creek pool lea the South Ward
boundary line that both Hamp-
ton and Brooks were armed. They
we're daring each other to shoot.
Hampton threatened to shoot
Brooks and the later dared him to
do it. Then Hampton made a
similar care, and Brooks shot, the
load entering HamDton's mouth
and going into the brain. Brooks
will be tried at the regular term
of the Superior court, to be held
this month.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-08
FrightfuEIy Burned.

Chas. W. Moore, a machinist,
of Ford City, Pa, had his hand
frightfully burned in an electri-
cal furnace, He applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve with the usual
result: "a quick aid perfect
cure" Greatest healer on earth
for Wounds, Sores, Eczema and
Piles. 25c at all druggists.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-08

A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles, then worries because she
has them. If she takes Hollis
tef's Rocky Mountain Tea, she
would have neither. Bright smil-
ing faces follows It's use. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets.-T. w. Grimes
Drug Co.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-08
FOR SALE EY
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MANUFACTURERS OF
HarnessandD eaIersin Hardware

MEssRs. c. FRONEBERGER Z Co., Salisbury, MI.
Gents: l have been using the Vulcan Plow for ten years and in
that time have never broken a point. 1t sheds all soils better than
any pillow | have ever used. Much easier on man and horse. [ am
glad you have the agency as I could not get the points and rather
than give it up for any other pillow would send off for the points.
Yours very truly, q. W. MILLER, Route No. 6, Salisbury. N. G.
MEssRs. G. FRoNEBERGER q Co., Salisbury, N. c.
Gents | bought a Vulcan PIow from you in the spring not ex-
pecting to get The satisfactory results [ have. am we'll pleased
with it in every respect and can recommend 1T to any one wanting the
best plow on the market. Very Resp, JAMES NJ. KETCaEY.
MEssRs. c. FRoNEBERGER & Co., Salisbury, 70.
Gents Last spring bought one No. II Vulcan Plow from you
expecting to return same because [ did not expect to get the result
from it l have. am we'll pleased with same, it turns land [ could
not turn with any other pillow, much easier on the man and horse,
| have done three times the amount of blowing with one point than
with any other make of point have ever used. Very respectfully,
c. c. SHOAF.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
WHERE Is BAILEYg

Congress is again open Tor business yet it doesnt
seem like congress Many of the able deie uden q
American liberty are their accustomed seats bat the
man Of ali Others without uhose wisdom and omneience
the whole government must perish absent. Joseph "
bailey 81 Texas where oh who're IS hes who uow Nill
cell us whether or not proposed aw eonsttutionalf
who now viii point the corporation influence
lurking behind every Republican legislative acts Who
nov u bring President Roosevelt e task ana shoe him
the path 10 which BE- must walk Who noe disianing
evening dress viii shou hls allegiance e he pau
pe b appearing d al functions elethaa il tha plain
froea coat 81 the pure.mnaed uusailiyd statesmen g
earlier, interrupted days Alas where s ioephs
sad, sad @ relate tie people d Texas have become
so Interested Ia certain sinister umors tnat the great
bailey, instead Of being in congress 10 the eys Of al the
people iastructlug and admonislang has eencompeed
to repair hastily 70 he proud he ppreseuts Lass
summer his people heard that Joe had bsen in TIE
poy Of standard on Joe denied r. aud paradea ap anf
down The state aercey aenouncug bis tradaeers brand
ing them a. political hyeuas while al che people shout
ed their approval and forgot that they had even ior
moment falterca In their allegiance
But no sooner had tie brilliant Joseph returned %
washington than the presumptu0as attorney general Of
Texas unearthed checks and vouchers thai slow. on
Their iaee that beyond the peFaayenturs of doubt
Bailey did receive money from the standard Oh And
20 tie senator had e huFY hask e Texas agan 70
hurl anatAemas at his enemies while al tie great ma
chnsrY Of government Washington has been compeil-
ed 70 Suspend business pending Ills asludeatlon For
Of eourse hs vii einaeated can the people e Texas
afford 10 retire . private fe Official who has esen -
persistent as Joseph exposing eopofaton corruption
Ia tie Republican partyg And can me nation a.
whole spare him from her councils Indeed na. We
must have our Bailey our Great King Of the Trust.
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