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WASHINGTON LETTER. It
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(From Our itc^u'.ar Correspondent.)
Washington, Feb. f??The Lit- j
tlclkld anti-trust bill, on whicn t
the attorney general ami n\.eni- j
bora of the house judiciary coin i :
iif m* expended ho much time, to N
doomed to ignoble death in ajt
pi jr.-liole of a flcin 'o commit !
tee. Evidently its provisions did j ?
not meet with the approval of,
the trust magnates and accord-L
'he tioujo lead. is del erred I,
action on it untii the Semite found i.
nil onrifir lit 11 i I ? ?-. >i... v
n? cina i i lit' e.i-1 ^
kins bill which embodies one ofl.
the attorney general's recommcn
d&tions, til at rebates on transpor- j
tation charges be prohibited and L
thai grantor and receiver be belli i c
mad-? liable under fho law. This<]
impnrtaut measure was pasped by !
the senate without debate. So i r
4% anxious were the Deniocrats that i r
some measure looking to trust
control be enacted, that they did
not dare to precipitate l iscussion j
It is undorstood that the railroads
^ have no objection to the Klkins ^
bill as they believe it wili save
them from many embarrassments .
incident to the granting of the '
rebates.
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The Knox bill, popularly known ;
an the "hurry up" bill, has been (
enacted. It provides lor the ex i
^editing of anti-trust cases 111 the t
. courts and was favorably report- ^
ed by ihe judiciary committee.
The committee on establishing a
department of commerce and labor
is now holding daily pes?ionp.
A . <M m t\r< irrO a ?!.- Ll k - - L 1
- ? vMiiiog uu visu ;."iu ' t.'UUU I I
bill ?o confidently expected by the
loaders of both fuctionH in the
senate in a day or two. The compromise
will either admit the
three territories as two states,
combining New Mexico and Arizona
under the name of the latter,
or provide for the immediate
? admission of Oklahoma and authorize
the president to udnnt
the two others by proclamation
whon they shall have complied
with certain prescribed conditions.
The acceptance of the
compromise plan by the senate
leaders constitutes a decided victory
for the Democrats who have
stood squarely on the Statehood
proposition and whose firm support
has enabled Senator Quay,
who lead the fight, to force the
opponents to a compromise.
The Venezuelan negotiations
continue and with increased
prospector (leliuite settlement on
terms satisfactory to the United i
States. Tho proposition that 20 |
per cent, of the customs receipts .
of the ports of LaGuira and
l'tiei to Cabello should go to the f
allies and 10 per cent, to the |
othor nations, until tho entire (
amount of Venezuela's indebted
xieso was paid ofi* was promptly (
rejected by Mr. Bowen on ground
that such an arrangement would
yf perpetuate the alliance of (treat j
Britain and Germany against an f
American nation for not less than f
six years. When the allies found "
* that the United States stood hack ^
of tho lejectioUjthey again began j
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i series ot confidences which are
xpected to result in si patislacory
decision.
The president's persistent re- NV
usul to reopen the postofiice at j1^
tidiuuula, xuiss., is ru. king much (
rouble for the postolli *e author-1 ''
ties. The whito people of thej^.
own l/ftve tnado mi arrangement
vith a white c rrier yviio uring* j ,
netn iheir mail ; but tlio nogrues! l"J
lave iio rUCit uri'uu^DUiolu a lid |
is a consequence their letters and j 11
lunieroUB remittances are ..ecu j
nutating in the (ireensburg post I 10
like where lndianoia mail now *
;oes to the prejudice of the ser- ^
ice and the inconvenience of the; u
us;master at thai place. Many 1 c
tiipioyors have Heut inoueyorders ' '*
o their negro employees hut they j
re not being cashed as the ne- cc
roes do not know they are there. ttl
lie authorities have'advertised 1
he fact, but the negroes do not 1
ead the nanerH ami Mnnnt h? i u
eached in that way. j
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1> jWitt'a Witch Hazel Halve Js
I'he only positive cure for blind, |^1
deeding, itching and protruding! |
nles, cuts, bur us, bruises, ezcema I t
ind all abrasions of tuo skin Do-j ^
Witt's is the only Witch Hazel
Salve that is made from the pure
inadu'.terated witch hazel?all
ithers are coutiterfeits. DoWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is made to
Hire?counterfeits are made to
iell* Crawford Bros.
cr
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Killed lliiusell and Wife.
Winston Salem, N. CM Feb. 8. "!
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?Hanks Miller, a young white
nan, shot, his wife tonight and ac
lien killed himself. Both died c<
i fow minutes alter the pistol
vas fired. Miller and his wile j hi
lad a dispute yesterday and do- P"
;ided to separate. She left her
lusband, taking their t wo childoil
to the homo of relatives. To
light Milter called to see his wife m
ind, after talking over their mis (1
inderstanding, the wife consent- ;d
to live with her husband again. ~
\s he started to leave the room J
le asked his wife to come to the)
loor and kiss him good night, q
She complied with the request. io
Vliller immediately turned around co
ind tired at his wife, the ball tak rn
tit
ng effect in her right breast. The
lusband then placed the pistol to ^
us head and tired. When officers m
ir rived at the house Miller and lr
lis wife were lying on the floor
lead. There were two flv?.n/inoi.D N
" ^ W f? aaavsoo
>9 to the trnpody. T
When you.wake up with a had taste ^
n jmir mouth, go at once to .1 I
dackey A Co'* Uri.jf store and ffet a s
ree sample of Chamberlain's Stomach
ind Liver Tablets. One or two doses ~
vill make you well They also cure
tiliousiiega, s'ck headache and consti- ?u
>a<ioD. qL
HEED COTTON BILL.
The followiug is the text of a
ill that has benn agreed upon
ad will be pai ed by both
ranches of the legislature. It
a good bill ami its provisions
lould be rigidly enforced against
11 violators:
Section 1. The trullic in 6oed
itioii or unpaciceil liutcoitou by
urcbase, barter or exchange
ithin the period beginning Aug
>th and enaing Dec. 1st ol oucn
uar without license or between
le hours of sunset and sunrise,
hereby declared against the
ubltc welfare, and is prohibited.
Sec. 2. The clerks ot the courts
t common pleas are authorized
nd empowered to issue licenses
> tratlio in seed cotton or unpacked
litit cotton by purchase,
urter or exchauge withiu the
skiod beginning Aug. 15th and
iding Dec. 1st ot eacn year, and
ithin their respective counties
i such person or persons as shall
le with said clerks, respectively,,
written application tijeiefor,l,iie
ranting ot winch bhull be recomleuded
in writing by at least 10
,ud owners residing within the
iwuship wherein said applicant
iteods to carry on such trailic.
ucli license shall specify the silt
place whereat said trailic (
mil t.u 1'iiriiuii ? ?: j
.^w wu wtiiu ptJiiuui
ithin which such trallic is perltteu,
and shall continue iu|
iree lor the period ot one year j
on; tiic Jute ot issue; and lor!
ioh license, ll granted, a lee ot J
>00 shall be paid by the applitut
to the county treasurer ior j
,e use ol the county.
S 'C. 3. All persona engaged in
ic trallio in seed cortou and unicked
lint cotton are required
keep legibly written in a book,'
Inch shall be open to pubhc inleciiou,
iho iiauio ol tlte poinou
persons troiii whom thej pur-1
iu?e or receive by way ol barter,
Lchunge or traflie ol any Bori,
iy seed cottuti or unpacked lint!
ittou,with Iho number ol pounds
ia uate ot purchase.
iSec. 4. Any person who shall j
ignge in the traffic in Reed cot- \
n or unpacked lint cotton with j
the period beginning Aug. 15.h!
id ending Dec. 1st ot any year
ithoul license as herein proviid,
or between the hours ot
inset and sunrise, or who shall!
.i 1 to keen the book of record ;>?.
.rein provided, shall bo deemed !
lilty of a iLisdemeu or, and ou j
mviction shall be punished by a'
<,\8 not exceeding $101) or impris- [
iment not exceeding six months
by both line and imprisonment'
, tiio discretion of the court.
Sec. 5. The provisions of thisj
it shall not apply to the pur-;
lase of "haters" or the purchase
seed cotton or unpacked lint
itton sold under process of law ;
in the collection of rents or
liens or mortgagee previously '
yen on the cotton sold.
L3 /? *
owe. v. i ue provisions of this
*t shall not apply to sea island
>t.ton.
Sec. 7. All acts and parts of
its inconsistent with this act be
id the same are hereby reealed.
To Curna C<?l<l in One llay
Take Laxative Rromo Quinine
ablets. Ail druggist refund the
oney if it fails to cure. K. W.
rove's signature is on each box 25cts
'TQTrDGf READ MY
^lOlLllO; Free Oifer
H1K COUPON below tilled out with your
- address, an 1 sent with a two-cent stamp,
Mrs. tf. A. liilion, Kwtbtv, S. within
o next thirty days entitles you to a package
? Mining a Home Treatment discovered by
ra. M. Summers, N'otro Uaiuu, Ind , which
res leucorrhea, ulceration, displacement,
liing of the womb, menstrual disorders, hot
tshes. tumors, growths, and all femnle (roues.
The free package contains ten days
ratment, and If you wish to continue, it a 111
st you about twoivo cents a week to guar tne
a cure. Fill out the spaces below, send to
rs. Hilton, and you will rocelvc the free
eatmeut by return mall.
COUi'ON.
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Dr. M. A. Hlnmonn Liver Medicine Clears
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