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roomi lu tto saw ettj hull.
▲ MwnltoMi u U to taut ftom
Wtoatoo to WiMrn u< Kill to
•bom aiMtr mOm to Jupito. Tto
togUrt Mto> to yltoto «l WOO-COOi
#!»•» w«
ara oat to Baikal now tracliut
Itotototo for Mr. S. J.
Ottotoo. H« axpacta tu to tken
■oawiwatoa. Okui U" »tew.
Utoatoaa 4toni HUM that
UN oovtbict Wiicm.ml A—ooliHon
will told Ha Main m In Columbia next
akrttr. I« vlil to to. hanSmia.
Mm Columbia toirrar to*
jiaifisrATa.KSjis^
JEjsaani-srer. ssjs
tram SI,400 a jrarto tl.COO a jear
xcquirar.
Captain J, C. thnnk, conductor
on tbs Atlantia Uoast Um<i braiota
from Coo way to Boardan, was takon
fijddmly IH on hi* train UaUrday
ssKaassi’”*
. at Jackaouynia. and
Kym janlan, of Maoon. Thargsd
wiu robblog u express oar on tba
Umtol Oaorgia railroad, plesdod
maty ana was aantanord to ««
ycanin^tbauwdunti^r The robbery
*• MdLmrta will lidmt Um iTHonin
I af Ctweakan at OaflMy on tba s£kof
*Wa»«rtfc._ Senator TUI mac baa alao
twan toettod and am sad nq lima
t££fi$Si!Z£r‘"“r“-i
TaekrUM Yaaaaan mys Mr. W. t.
SWffis.sssvs:
• W.A. U. Sm5t^k%to
to York villa that night and want to
^Thrwe Cla.hot^whSrulIT«
i
JtUlad Mb. Hathaatook the aid m*T
•boot noon and placed la JaU.
A Cot a ae bin, & C., apaolal lays that
farmeis report a eartona shortage la
oouan seed. Tbatarga plaster* who
nra supposed to have aatd on baod are
betag bcarjgrd by their neighbor*, •»
tolng to boy at any price. These
**".?<*,k* •appbr to faralab a fowth
the demand and advise Um pirnt
tog aC aom la tba land prepend for
oottoa.
W. T. Fhrrott was anmaaoocd
TaasrUy afUnooo to aUaod a adored
***•» abool Id years of
age, with Initial iraptaai of lookjaw,
osnaad from sticking » sail la bar hot
»m- Ho lojaetod n quan
tity or lockjaw antitoxins, wblohasema
to bo working aoeocMfolly. It will be
mrnaldnanbalaii abo can ka ont of
danger.—Kinston Tree Frtaa.
In ape eking of tba raoeot municipal
aloetion at Jungs Monntala tba Demo
Thai* »n» only 160 vote*
dOltod. B. L. Campbell was oleated by
a Majority of 84, srtr batb of Me op.
pen mi to. Tba MMBlaalenaia elected
•"•Y.DUUnfc P. a. Baker. wTC
M“°«J •5T0. B. Heisler. These
esssss?**
t»to rtowtotbapSafeaoUaryryhigh
way mbbary, baa bean pardon if. fl,
haa sarradona year and the principal
In Um citoM baa been eaogbt. Many
af tbepeopleof MtoUmbmrg and tSa
jSy j**
J£n*s*f* ■“« • tfwou i»ast.
KUy.aon.jM, It bsiM to tU Up,
gyaagT&yasga:
S^mwLWiJS?
s^rtas.’Vteis
gaaa‘i"«asT&aa
Onpunj IUlsattai leas. MU I.
KMX,"?uu2rysr$’ro5)
•* U C. Unioctoa. broker, 116,000.
Wta. Hp : A II
y—foil wMaUy. wUfin Ur mm
sssii
sn^s?srstv>:K:;ss
sa^blSSESCS
Gastonia Bond Sale.
MB* Ms taeMed tlMtUdntdef sf
JaMt MOL ter an ere pert sf 116.000
W*m ■nlUliis, 0M.0QOefMooUte
LUU Bsade aU fl60Q» sf traded
MtUosOltOOIsssO. hM *? tttdN*,
>y to n«Mt say sad alt Wds rt
jTSSmisho Of AUtOM
sfOastaats. M.u. 6aa *. Lam,
BMysfMHL
| ncAde^l^^
INm Jt Ray daagbtar of Mr. and lira.
*• .*>• n**t couple were
farocKto la lb* beat aaclrty aad Ikter
m baa barn manlfcried at tld* ptaea
M1t **». lit awinMt «u aa
■"■*tod. Many tan wen frit Uiataf
tojttok Marriage w* wweld ba «a
prtwad of Uka doctor who baa eedeamd
•toijj to*®* frito la may way* bat
«»**«••*»■» ■» mt rioaatt »u
toiolMy fcaown they would make tbelr
ham ban. Ar aaooant of iba mar
riage baa alwady appeared la Tub Ga
HtotB, ao w* win oat ■* lata detail*;
•**«» U to ay It wa* a btUlaat affair.
Oaolbteg weactowma Ibeomwaceof
a Bata bar of pbyalcUaa who were an
bind la ceagratateu tbrir brother la
Iba boar of Ma trUmph Wo do not
know wkatber wo got to toe tb*o> aU
or net but we did eeo On. DavU of
lMraout, liobxeoo of Oo««U, ratta of
GeUaela. Cooke of Haw Orleaaa, aad
tolloMr of JlcAdraalHe. Tto wtd
dtag protole ware Iba (Meet nleoilaa
year oerlba aver aow tad cam frota
| rrioato of tto bride aod gruem both
ourtb aod aoulh. Kmy mail aad ex
Jf*** to® * few day* baton iba wed
dlag aatU to-day (Tunday) bat
bcoaght proeata which an baudeoeta,
ornamental aad uaaful aad aery eerily.
Tour eorropoodoat took a peop at ibe
mwDi* ua oappeu to know aomo
tbtsg of tbo nlw of such things sad
Mooleulnt«o lb* vain* of tbw at om
MOO. They war* not frost away down
■outh to tbo rag ion* of tba paisa tad
away up 1* tb* blank north aad also
ftos tba far wild weal, fa oar hum
U'Wf" oougmulate tba doctor
and his bride.
0. B. Wiibart who baa recently re
WWH* froea thu PhIHpplaa Islands la
a tailing hlsalaUr, Mrs A. W. Earner
•oa. lit. Wiahait belonged to lb* S6:b
rcglsaat U. &. Voiuotwra. bot wm*
assured oct at ban Fraaotaoo May
Ul. Bto father, M. B. Wiabar:, of
Hop* Mills, la b*r* with bis.
.*•8, Hooper I*. G. of tbo I. O. O.
f • •• attend log a seating of tba Grand
Lcdgo iMa week at Asheville.
ITUl Mabry of Ooacofd tar tail lag bio
brother. I. Y. Mabry In Albany.
Mia. H* J- Mantas and daoghtar
Mlaa Battle lift last wash foe
Greensboro wb*r* ttay aaay task* tbair
hoaao la tbo fatura. Ska are aorry to
K* toaae. They east* here to
Mlaa Betti* *a infancy about-l ot I waa
atomt to tall tbo jrooof lady's a«* and
that would nom do.
Mrs. Kao aad daughter Mlaa Ada,
of Oastoola. spool a few days bars last
weak visiting.
Oho*** Alexander of Coaoord baa
soyad back bar* and la a weloone ad
dition to our population.
Charllo Stows of Ktcga MoooUia
apeat bonday hare vtalttog but wo wUl
not tali whom bo a tailed just yet.
B. B. Bold baa left us and scospted
a position aa salesman at diftoa la
tba Company Store. We are aorry to
aoe Boal leave as boi are glad to am
kho climbing.
Earnest (Oorts are being made to get
a graded aebooi beta, tba money la be
tog collected fur that rurpom now and
we have no doubt that a Urn, commo
dious up4o data school building will
take tb* ploc* of tb* two “turboy
pern" In lb* nmr future.
Messrs Abernathy and Ctoamar of
Staalry Lara taken the contract to
baiM the new Sunday School and Ef>^
worth League room to tb* M. E
cboreb and the work is rapidly pro
gressing.
Hr. J. R- Latimar is a vary soocenfn)
amateur gmrdeoer as wall aa a physi
cian. Be has a floe early gardao—bet
perhaps Mrs. Latimer dtasrvm part of
Urn credit. Well, they are enjoying tb*
product* of tbair garden gad bare bwo
eating Irish pots tom of tbair own rais
ing stout two wanks, which ta tbs
earllret for this saatloo.
wremn notes.
Mr. A. Costner, tba aoeommodatlog
clerk la Hardee lfasufuotorlog oom
panyto atom has gone to Maoon, Ga.,
to taka a batioem eourse.
. Mr. Wastaobarger preached
Monday naar Lincoln
r* JheHardaw bridge la balog rapidly
Mr. Cbas. Bobiomo, wbota working
at Orta Its, spent Sunday with kia
family at this place. “Looxan-ov."
List Yoor Town Proper
ty and Polls.
REPORT
—oy TH* OOMDmOK or—
THE stsnm BUDEG CO.,
OASTONIA, N. C..
** lh« «I«M *4». ,«•>.
ACoouncrs: .
1-Mas aad discount*-tU6.O9.10
OrmdraAs-- - 4- 137-41
Stocks. Bands aad Mortgage* 200 400.00
BaaUog Hess*. Rumtars, ate. 4,317.33
Al other real estate eased - - 24,602.14
Demand Loans • - >22,972.02
Dm from Banks - 20.322.23
Cask Items - - - 173.61
Mver A minor coin 880.92
Vatteoai Bask and
sthtr If. S. note* 3.000.00
i - - 47,331.00
Total.>412.837.00
liabilities:
Capjjal stock paid M-I 20.000.00
Swphit farad - — ..... 30.000.00
DMlvIded proftts. 1,347.93
Jtata* and bQls rediscounted 20,000.00
Deposits: —
Time crrttt’ct's >107.038.99
Subject to check 196431.33
Dus t* Banks - - 17,300.22
CUMar’s checks
outstwidlng - - 618.31
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To***.$412437.00
1, Joe. F. Lev*. Cashier at the Gastonia
Banking Company, do aolemnly avear that
the above statement Is trot to the beet ol
my knowledge end btllrt.
Jlio. F. LOVE. Cashier.
STATE OP NOKTH CAkOLlHA. 1
coutmr of Oaeton. f
Sworn to aad subecilbsd before me this
14th day ef May, KOI.
B. O. BkAMXT. N. P.
JTiro. F. I,OVB, Cmmkier.
aaltd* teniTcniisst
Bee plaoert all hie uroounls io oay
heads for oollecUou, an] Iboee who
ove him will ears eoets bp settling
with an at once.
Wit. H. Lewis, AU’jr.
Wonderful News!
i . c 1
[' wonderful new* to the people of this county about the way Dry Qoods are
being sold? We think not. It is true there has been wonderful revolution here
| within the past seven months. But this Is not news to the reading public.
Been nciltug 38-inch Sea Wand finish Sheeting for six months at 4c. New lot yard-wide Percales,
wrnic ask 10c, oar price jc. Good Calicoes, light or dark color*, ouly $><c. Good Fruit of Loom
Bleaching only 6c. Granite Cloth only a3c. Madras Gingbama other's price «oc, ours 7>*c.
The a bore goods are here mid when goqc we will hare more at same price or cheaper.
WHAT WE BO AMT OF
U saving yoo money on goods that you arc uot so well posted on.' We simply add our one small
profit ou fine Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, L'uderwear, Notions, etc. Just received beau
tiftilllne of new Lawns, Dimities, fine White Goods, beautiful Wool Dress Goods, etc. Uwus from
*>Sc and up. Newest things out in fine black Skirting, most people u*k ft.*5 per yard, our
price 75c. Tucking for Yokes end Shirt Waists, worth fi.oo per yard, our price 49c. Oiir 5c
! Lawns make you think of the ones yon see elsewhere at to cents.
MHOEM ! MUOEM I UNDER WE All.
“When we buy cheap, wc »elL cheap ”
Ladies' Oxfords from 30c up. fa.oo Ladies' Shoe*, small sizes, three-and-a-half to five at f 1.49
and np to the best grade*. Men's Tan Oxfords, the fi.aj kind at 98c. The prettiest Velour Calf
Mm's Shoe on earth for fj.oo. Men’s ganse shirts ouly 14c and up. I .ace Strips Balbriggan
Underwear at 98c per suit. Ladies bleached gauze rest* from 5c to ajc. Corsets from 35c np.
Selling good* clieop makes us grow. Look in at onr store and *cc 1k>w we hare grown 30 feet in
seven months.
ILTOTIOIfcTS.
New line belts. Spikes for lielts 6 for sc. Coarse Comb ic. *4 Sheet* Note Paper ic. 1 Box
Toilet Soap 5c. Machine OU sc bottle.
THE BEE HIVE,
Keeps Down High Prices. Cheapest In Town.
GF- H. BAILES. I*, p. OROVBS.
DEPARTMENT STORE.
MORRI5 BROTHERS.
Since the opening of the Spring season
our trade has wonderfully increased In
eyery department. But the most attrac
tive feature just now with our lady custo
mers Is our line of exquisite designs and
colors In
BATISTES, ORGANDIES, DIMI
TIES, FOULARDS, LAWNS,
AND WHITE GOODS.
comprising an almost endless variety of
All-overs and Yokings of superb patterns.
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But still we are u«t satisfied, and will
give yet greater impetus to our business
y throwing on our Bargaiu Counter a
Hue of Clothing and Shoes that wilt be
positively irresistible by reasou of style,
qnaHty and price, In this line of Shoes
will be found a brand-new stock of the
Justly.prlzed $3.50
“JULIA MARLOWE.”
Indies’ Shoe with panel of elastic goring
which makes It at once adjustable, com
fortable. and durable. Our price for this
shoe is $2.40
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Low Prices have been accorded right-of-way throughout our entire stock.
HORRIS BROTHERS.
Furniture! Furniture!
£. M- Andrews the up-to-date Furni
ture House is the place- to buy your house
furnishing goods. More goods for less
money than you can buy elsewhere.
I- Bijt lot BABY CARRIAGES and
' • GO-CARTS at prices to suit the t:mes.
A nice line of WILLO W ROCKERS
just in. Pictures, Frames, Easels,
Lamps, Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads, in
fact everything that is handled in a first
class furniture house. We also handle a
line of musical instruments such as
MANDOLINS. OIJITAUS. PIANOS. ORGANS.
Goods on easy payments at low prices.
E. n. ANDREWS.
gg-11 . ‘ ' JJL 'imVIWL11 ». 11 ■ --IJJ - l ■ i..*■■.' L»..f
'Vale’s Studio.
waxo>xuaiiJvtxtKCO*t***>seoecxocnxoeGi:.ttx&tt2Sif&s:set3xs?t3!sssss*ss£££t£rzx
Photographs
In all the popular styles. The new
REMBRANDT
will appeal to all lovers of artistic pictures. We will
take pleasure in showing you samples at our studio.
THOMPSON & HENRY,
Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meats.
At At market stand of M. A. Thompson too km pat In the
nsnaar; shdytnf and ooantan aad added it complete line of
Heavy aad Fancy Groceries, ao that wc are prepared to fbr
niah grooetlee aa vail aa flrasti avals Oar atock Is near
Uiroo|kaat aad will be of the
Freshest and Best Always.
Goods proatftly delivered. Coon to aoa ua or call 'phone *7.
THOMPSON Sc KSNRT
VMM ha ptsarnd to haya a call from any aad all of
my old uoanaiira. T. A. TO*AY.
C10IHW«
For father
/-AND
for son
This Lowjy Month of May
We Are Showing Them.
Suit* that will suit young men, and we want young men to '
know that we have these suits and we want them to get acquaint- *
ed with our clothing. We don’t make much noise about this <
exceptional clothing of ours, but we do want to speak, loud ,
. enough to be beard by every young man in this place. Yon
, want style and up-to-dateness, give ns a call. We know we can
suit you in every respect, and better than all. we know we can <
please you with our price. The newest garments era to be found <
here. We have clothing to auk father and son. See us on other ,
Hnca. 3. Q. HOLLAND A COMPANY.
Reid & Alexander.
Roller and Ballbearing Machinery
Wheat Harvesters,
Corn Harvester*, Corn Hunker and Shredder,
Bake*, Mower*, Binder-Twin* Kte.