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Dress Linings
We have just opened three
bales Dressw Linings which
are mill ends. They are fine
quality and can't be bought
regular for less than 20 and
25c
Friday and
Saturday
Ladies S
hirinaisis
1 50 ladies' silk and French
flannel Waists, in all the new
est designs and latest styles
bargains at from 7.50 to
H 10.00
Friday and Sat'
urday only..
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BLQ1S
FREE. For Friday and
Saturday, continuing through
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day, we will give free of
charge to every lady buying
$5 in dry goods a pair of nice1
lies' JacRets 1
The largest Bargain yet
offered: 75 ladies' fine Jack
ets in all the leading styles
and colors a fine manufact
urers' sample line worth $10
to $25. To start them
Friday and
Saturday
Ladies' Slits
250 ladies' Dress Skirts,
consisting of beautiful pat
terns well made. A better
value was never offered for
$1.50. Our price for
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Friday and Saturday
only
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Our
dren's
line
and
of ladies', chil-
Misses1 warm
goods, consisting of all the
new styles dressing saques,
children's cloaks, etc, was
never so complete. Prices low.
Most 1 Rev. Sebastian Martinelli, the
oote8 representative In the United
States, , was in Charlotte Tuesday. He
went from Charlotte ta, visit St.
Mary's college in Gaston county .
Mr. J. H. McNeill tells the, Progress
of a remarkably "large sweet, potato
which was raised in Harnett. Mrr
Sandy, McNeill dug it out his; patch
one day last week. It weighed fifteen
pounds . J onesboro Progress.
We learn that the federal author! t
des will' look after the shipping ;of birds
from the state in the future. Thi law
makes all smrties concerned guilty :the
iShipper, the transporters and he e-
ceivers. North Wilkesboro Hustler.
There are rumors that the .Ashley
Bailey . company , are. to erect another
largejsilk.mil! in this city adjoining. the
one already in, operation. Though, . Che
company's manager here would" not 'ad-i
rnit this fact when asked thls .rrrorniing,
he etated that it was talked of .--Fay-
.etteyille Pbserver . "
Raymond Hunt, supposed murderer
of Ellis Cline, rwas captured near Mor
ganton Saturday morning. The mur
der was committed last Christmas at
a quilting near Hickory. Hunt fled to
Tennessee, .but returned recently an i
was captured while sleeping at his
father's saw mill. Raleigh Newsi and
Observer.
That beans can be successfully grown
here for fall market has been proven by
our prosperous truckers. Mr. M. P.
Caesy inform' us that he has shipped
119 baskets and unless nipped by Jack
Frost in a few days can ship as many
more. He has realized nearly a dol
lar a basket for all She has shipped.
Chadburn Messenger.
No services iwere held in the Baptist
church on Sunday night on account of
the explosion of the acetlyene gas gen
erator. The exsplosion occurred- just
as the worshipers were asesmbling,
and while many were startled .no one
was injured. The generator is located
in the baement of the church, and
Sexton Oale was standing near it wben
the explosion occurred. He was hurled
back against the door but fortunately
was uninjured. The lights, of course,
went out, so no services were held.
Shelby Aurora.
Mr H. C. Field, agent of the South
ern railway, called tlhe Enterprise re
porter in the warehouse Wednesday
morning and polluting to a bundle of
rat traps which had been shipped to
the High Point Hardware company,
said: "What do you think of that?"
The traps had arrived at the depot, the
evening before and during the night
they had capturefd nine large rats with
out even being baited. The rats were
all alive and kicking and the goods
were delivered to John Welborn in this
shape rats and all. Fine recommend
ation for the trap. High Point Enter-
SS prise.
Dr. Cyrus Thompson, secretary of
state, has received a letter from Judge
Advocate Oeneral Samuel C. Lemley,
of the United States navy department,
; asking that the state records be;
searoned for any mrect descendants of
Captain Johnston Blakeley. This is for
the purpose of finding some one to
christen the new tonpedo boat Blakeley
when it is launched at South Boston,
November 22. Judge Lemley says that
it has been discovered that Captatn
Blakeley married a Miss Hoope, of New
j York, and one child, a daughter, was
j educated in North Carolina. Raleigh
Post.
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I IE, PAEMS JOTA
1 17 South Main St.v
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Will Offer Specials for Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday ,
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4 ; The Atrndghty DoUac r ules tine world, and b Trtare you gel of
therm tihe ibetter for you. But it Is mot so much how mfciny
can get as how manr you cam get to stay with you that counts
HERE IS WHERE WE COME IN STRONG. We can save you
. many a dollar on your onerclhanKiise that you would otherwise
iPracticaUy tihrow away- by paying more money elsewhere for
similar goods, and we doc t think you have amy you want to use
that way. P)oc solid mwrit lowt prices .we ane DOLLAiR Savers.
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LADIES' JACKETS.
50 Ladies' Jackets cut &n itfie (latest
styles, in all the leading shades brown
tan. black and bhie, iworth 56.50, ont eale
for Tttrursdayv Friday and Saituirdsey.
E Special Sale of Ladies' Beady Made Underskirts. 3
f" Underskiirts tmiade of the finest farmer statins, pleated pat- 22
teruiaruiHjed patterns with three to wis of flouncing In all tb& pop-
Txlar shades of blacks, tj .vy cerise (bluets at a special reduction for -3
Tttiursday, Friday and Saturday. These skirts miust be 6eem 5
mZl to be appreciated1. At -pri ces itibJat will defy competition. 2
H At 98c, $1.25, $1.98, $2.00, $2.25, $3.75atil 3.4 9 2
SS (These goods are worth double the money. 2
Special display of Umd erskirts for Thursday, Friday and Sat- 2
mSZ urday.
Just received a mew line of
BLACK SILK WAISTS.
Made of the finest Taffeta Silks vrlth
the new hetm stitching and duster tuck
Imgs. These 'waists 'are beauties worth
$6.50. Ota sale for Thursday, Friday amd .
Saturday.' i mI'I
$4.(53
See our display of Ohild xen's and Dnifants' Oaps.
iOaps. Infants' .Coats and Infants' Laggings, Inajmts
Infants' Sacques.
Infant's
Bootees, -5
C100 paitrs of Dadies' Forster Kid1 Gloves,
woirtih $1.25, for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday .
Every pair'guaramteed.
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ZZ BLANKET SALE!
COMFORT SALE!
10-4 ready made Sheets ...
Pillow Cases ..
.. 43c. S3
.. 10c. 22
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Baragins to Table Linens Bargains in Towels1 Bargains in
mi Napkins Ini fact, for Thursday, Friday 'and .Saturday, bargains
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The disease is the national curse of Japan
and China. A remedy was imperative and
the medical profession there accepted this
as me omy permanent, painiega, prirauo.
lence. A weeKS'
oalck care known to science.
treatment FREE OF CHARGE.
PUT-
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disease pured by TAGVA-POU-SHA RfflATOM
346942 cased in' 1 7 years 123 wst ssd st., New York oty.
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A(ol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itartificially digests the food and aids
rfature in strengthening and recon
atructing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest diicovered digest
ant and toDiv.. No other preparation
imu avproacn it in emciency. It in-
auuiy reieves ana permnnently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn.
Jlatulerice. Snnr .stAmo.Vn a,. 1
M;y"e:Ud,--ueia8Lraigia,uramps,an4
all other results pf imperfect digestioa.
Prt oared by E. C. DeWItt AC CbAcaflO.
Pulpit Echoes
&ntffi&rTKS ? HEA AND HEART.
By D. L. Moody
: AT i w7iriYifA"i "Jf- ."enaio? tern
lauc,
The one sure cure for
Hie Kldnllver and Blood
THE
DAILY GAZETTE
Is on sale at the follow
ing places in the state
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HBVTT.T.ffi;
H. Taylor Bftgers.
C. F. Ray.
F. F. Balnbrtdge.
Ashevllle Priatliig1 Oo.
L. Blomberg .
Battery Park Hotel New Room.
Berkeley Hotel New iRoomi.
SwajiTLanoa. Hotel New Room.
Southern Railroad Depot.
UN AJuLi TRAIN of the Southern
Railroad entering aula leaving
Ajsueviiiie.
HENDERSONVIL.LB:
A. F. P Klaag.
W A YNESVTLIIE : !
Waynesvlliie PltarxnacT
B JJVARI:
Leonel Younig & Slather
BOT
6PRINJS:
Part Hotel Newi
RALiEIQH:
MORGANTON:
B. S. GaitSier.
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gecarixxttib:
Buitord Hotel Nerwi Room
GREENSBORO i
MoAdoo Hctue Noww Room,
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lhoeinlx Hoctel Nenni IRioom
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and "Whiskey EaUts
cured at home -with-
s jhi one pain jjook oi par
V 3 ticTilara sent ' F a EE
ggg-LLa OR. B. U. WDOLLFY 7ifT
Atlanta. .6a., ..Office.. 104, North Ptyor St
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THAT THRIOBBIN'O VTAMDAXJECEi , i
vvottwi qtuciay leave you If you uaed
Dr. King's New Xific,. J ITb, TbrnmnOe
Jm Bufferera iuanne pirofvial itbellr mteih-
adhea. They mip
your Jiealtli. BoOd 3y eJII dirassStai.
More tiairares,,are tdne ta lack oC yHSl
than , to lack of ,treoettu ' '
ECZEMA. ITCHING HUMORS. PIM-PI-ESS
CTRfflOJ BY B. B. B.
Bottle Free to Suffer r.
treating Eruption cxa tue Skin no you
feel ashamed to be see tn compajiv.
Do Scabs and Scales lorm on tne SMu,
Hair or Scalp? Have you Eczema?
Skin bore and Ci ckfd'' Rtush form or,
the kii) 9 Pricklin Pair in rhe skin "1
Boils? Pimples? , Bone Pains? Swol
len Joints? Falling Hair? All Run
Down? Skin Pale? Old Sores? Eating
Sores? Ulcere? All these are aymp
toms of Eczema amd Impuriti and
Poisons 1m the blood. To stay cured
take B. B. B. (Botnio Blood Balm)
which makes the blood pure and rich.
B. B. B. will cause tLe sores to heal,
Itching of eczema to stop forever, the
skin to become dear and the breath
aweet. B. B. B. is just the remedy you
aave oeen icoKing ror. xhoroughly test
ed for thirty years. Our readers are
advised to try B. B. B. For sale oy
all druggists at SI per laraw bottle: six
large bottles (full treatment) S5. Com
plete directions wita each, bottleL 8
sufferers may teat It, a trial bottle given
away. Write for it. Address BLOOD
BALM CO., AManita, Ga. Describe your
crouDie aexx tree personal medical ad
vice trlven.
A negro girl, Oceana Gaffney, living
in tlhe northwest part of the town,
jumped into an old well in the rear of
the house of M. (Putnam Monday, it is
supposed with suicidal intert, but was
hauled out none the worse for her ex
perience. It seems her mtpr had
whipped her and she left home saying
she would jump in the well. After
making her plunge and finding the wa
ter only three feet deep, she concluded
she did not want to suicide, so began
to yell for help. Mr. tutnam heard
her cries and pulled her out. Shelby
Aurora. '
Malcolm H. Hanna, a mechanic in.
the employ of the Gastonia Coffin com-
tpany, died (this morning. He was hurt
last Saturday while running a rip saw.
The plank upon which he was at work
was broken in two and the loose end
was hurled at him by the saw, strik-
mg- nim in tne aoaomen. It was
thought that his injury was slight 'at
the time. A post mortem examination
shows that he was terribly injured inr
ternally, though there Was hardly anv
outward appearance of injury upon his
body. Mr. Hanta was 26 years of age
and leaves a wife and one child. Gas
tonia Cor. Charlotte Observer.
MealsdtRedsonaLlePi
ices Eh Route toTexas
In going to Texas, via
Memphis and the Cotton
Belt, you can ride all day
in a Parlor Cafe Car for
only 50 cents extra (25
cents for a half day) .
You can have your
meals at any hour you
vant them, order anything
you want, from a spring
chicken or a porterhouse
steak to a sandwich, take
as lone: as vou nlease to
eat it, and you will only have to pay for what you order.
The Cotton Belt offers you the atilekest and jhortest route ti
Texas, without change of cars or ferry transfer. Both day and night
trains are equipped with comfortable Coaches and free Reclining Chair
Cars, also Parlor Cafe Cars by day and Pnllman Sleepers at night.
Write and tell ns where you are going and when you will leave
and we will tell you what your ticket will cost and what train to take
to make the best-time and connections. We will also send you an
interesting little booklet, "A Trip to Texas."
FRED. B. JOHES, D.PJL, Memphis, Teai. W. C PEELEfi, T.PJL, Memphis, Ttna. W. G. ADAMS, T.BJL, RasnvWe. Ten.
f. L WYATT, T. P. A., CiBclonati, 8bfo. B. B. SUTTON, T. P. L, CaattaDMga. Ten.
E. W. LaBEAUME. G. P. and T. A.. Si. Im.V Ma i
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A VTTJJAXjB BLiAICESMITH SAVThTD
HTS UTTUH SON'S liEFE.
Mr. H. H. Black, jKh well-known
vildasgre baabkBiniibJ at' ChfalhanMSVIlle Sul
aivaai oounrtar, N. T.. eaya: "Our little
skmi, five yeara oOid, Ihas always bteen wilb-
jeat to oroUiP. ania Go Ibaa have .the at-
tackfei 'been, that we Ihave eared! many
times ttihtot toe iwiomldi dl. "We Hnavte had
the jdodtJoa- lajndi uved many imdiicine,
wuiz unajmibeTiaau'e lOongh Remedy 4s
mom out Bale refflance. It eetems to dis
solve itlhe tough mxiocfia aunxl by glvtoff
frequent dlases wtoen the crouipy yimiD-
texms apipear we Ihave fkyundi ifihiat the
dsneadeidr croup is cared hefoire tt ereti
eefctled." There la no danger to giving
this remedy for lit contalnis mo orAusm or
other Injurious drug and may be fflven
as cocfldexutiy to a txube as to em uo
ult. For sale ibyC. A. Rayrtr. drur-
glst. '.
Many people worry because they he-
iiierve. They have heart dteease. The
chances are that theiir hearts are all
right "butt their stxMroaohs are unab"le to
digest (food. Kodol riypepsia Cure di
gests what you eat and .prevetat'9 the
iormatlon of gas which make the stom
ach press against the hear't. It will coure
every torm of Indigestion. Dr. T. C.
Smith.
A Cincinnati wife attempted suicide
because she didn't like her new hat.
this should be a warning to other
wives not to order new hats this flail.
The New-1 ork Tribune
The LEADING NATIONAL, REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, thoroughly up to
flat, and always a taunch advocate and supporter of Republican principle,
will contain the moat reliable news of
1HE PRESIDENTIAL BWiUSfJ
Including dicustions, correspondence and Deecni rh w-f T!itkiJ
l der, brilliant editorials, reports fro m all seetiona at th lam .hnwlr,? omg-
s of the work, etc., etc., and will com mend itself to the ra.rful nerusal ol
OhainibeTlaini's tkmach tnd liver
Hajbiets oure IbiliousneeB, constipation
eubS IwadacShe. They aire a7 take
amdi gpleMoant in effieot. For sale by C.
A. Raysor, drusiglst.
There's always room at t&e top--tjl
Cerr men care to dwell la a attls. .
HE POOLED THE SURGEON.
All doctors told' Renlck Hamlltom, of
Werft Jefrersbo, O.. aifter Buffertosr 18
months Eromi Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly opeiratJoni ,W)eub iper
formed, but he cured himself withi five
boxes of Bucklen'e Amica Sal vte, the
surest Pile cure on SEJairtih, aBdHflie ibest
SUve In the worfd:. 25 cants a box. Bold
aV dtrugglsts.
His satanlcal majesty uses a great
many different kinds of bait, ibut he
can catch all the loafers he wants with
a bare hook.
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Dispatches tfromi Tehenan, the caniifal
of Persia, report that there la great dis
content wmtonii "the people on acoounlt jpf
the fact that tlhe shahf s exspenses dtir
ing bin uirapeao visit jamounteai'to 12 -500,000
francs ($2,500,000), although inte
ey, famine ana (misrule weme cenerfei it
home iSnrlns bis absence.
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