■£** aMMouiad” mM jttft
ot the v«u Oottoe
tore eter been "
^Jtr. Potter wi »«terrte« to IW
MtaM> oTjto me mi ud on*
'/"'.m PlWMW to UM, Hto tto
MMMMMBt of tto Uhutotoa Oottoe
; sMrofcggJpysB
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■t fctod e> tto tod of tto omapeey.
4S?jSSto^ U too ItototoSrie
lobar’’iU pnosat tto
«•» MOL to Mteaortioa with other
sauriSSyteL^s.v:
*82b?jbs*1£3&
>—*e»>to tto Mamet opawtlwo to
spagr&Syjaarg
cfr^aayaiTsa^i
Krisssrai-JsS
KS^'fcsS’S.X:
ture wttl sucoeed is left with tto negro.
Ift after oanful tnlaieg, Unto opera
Wttojtgw ttoamilm to to jopablo
i a tarn Civ tto batter.
2£b£3.H£E?s
>W®im£bacSl fS. tack
afgggjj&agfigs
Stofffsjd^toSrjrtSi^
tto Vtota Mm toe mat vKt sen one
tawtovbi. Wtoa to alOmtlnt
Itotdto atrtto lostnwtms
?* aaalto to row. tto Metro for a
etoaa^olwaje oooovtod Itself. This
itoltoa too mots bltto. Bat tto
wtitoay lo hateful ood bvllevao ttot u
«m oooe bvook to enough bonds to
cony oa IU mark.
™ *a-^r— * ■Mt up of «S0
l CM of ttoM on vomo sad
r mob and children. Tto
_l lCyoan up. Ttoy on
jog.fatoo lo Mr. J. C. Lewis, ousrrto
!?”*» » ■” ”5 ■«> «par*eoeo.
Jto.Hto tow from Rhode island.
.**.- ia on tbuoteotls otor tto out
tatooad teatoliewr la negro labor.
Tto MU to ran aa tto atrtetoot plan
■WMtoty. Wo lagalotlou sad rain
•w M Moptegwttb ttaae of tto larger
■* l of tto ooaatty. Tblo
—1 is sow orsr. Of
■“* “«£• w«kie?ofo"£ui ***£*
■“sad tntoadhelp. Hognw
lie tSnrd noas^sa? Um
«Wi » toll w ia tto na
; : ; | Wspi M U»
J.ftot this eaa to
■gu of tto ii|Mlmnt.»
•y to It lag to aao Wwttspslut
Sy*^o5r2srifS5at;
•*1 ttot tt lo toted mods toodW
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■*«i‘TS2?$rs£s;
gtgSgSfWara
g* 00 to taaM tow
y Vfd fled ^ttooa Ui.^bw wtl! log,
Croat say ,
WHwryeoZ
U bksriW
83* 'fit'll M .
n
YoctvtNo Tcmu : Sam
ta la Yark villa oa October tad, a
tart.to.thatvffaci tari.* juatbeen
<b? v .y-21.1* ?1 ‘•*^•*•3 tba cectffm
for him aad learning that Um York
aasw ws£
oourt boun. 8a n lom Ls
22*•*»•"«ta ItaBoutblo
«o « “*•,?«*« •Borta am aada
Mmbawaf vial tare can be brought to
Yorkvtn# on tbaoaeaaloo of bia viait
*y*y»g-mk> of tba atoek
®5j}w»oC Ifci Yoit Cottou Bill waa
Nti lil tti f6a—l jtaOKlBi on tba a ill
(rottodi mI TvmIii,
The —emery aod traaaarar submit
22 **» <»•■«««• ap
fMatadlo Tariff the reports aada at
not mvatlog aobmUUd i:.,r Bodlage,
vblca am aotlfbalory.
Tba old board of dir utora ware re
t!52i 22 ,'i« They are
a Ataa, preoldrm aacratary and
tnaaaian r. M. Oumee, aupertntru
tSL!t VS*,iJ-arau^TS.
*•*• CanaU, and W. a.
*oO#a vaa given that at tba uexl
rErwdrc'susr* "
Mu UM»wMlatt M uST.um'm
2 2.2 * Wbiag condition.
AdMdaMof 8 par east bad already
,n<1 ** ,b|* ntartiag ao
additional 18 par o*«l vaa ordered
paid out. Xveo vltb tbaaa bandaama
Mtvwoadoek, » Urge surplus vu
Mtriadlo tba reaerra fund. A mod*tn
tad baaaUfol Mora budding U now m
eouaa of araathm that vtu c at 89.000
•“4 abm U la fiatatad it will l*> Olted
■P with a maiamntli stock of aupoUaa
•n tba mercantile Uoe. PP
President Ashe vs* asked by aoma
■yktaMir peasant at tba meeting
why Mock af tbla min vaa net Uatad
225* «*tar prominent and
paying Booth Caroilaa milts where
pnomtavabare recently nested. lie
ragUad that.there existed the but of
r*^2r.22ih“ H van that tbara was
noma of It for sale. Those who bare it
done! want to mil, tat vast more,
i?" * cold vator crowd.
Tta directors bad oa bead a quantity
of lamoaada, lea cold, that was in uo
vim am las a hot dar Ukt Toeaday.
Lincala Journal ; Waab Anthony.
eMmad, vaa fooad lying in tba rota
taaat neon Tmaday. apparsotly dead.
“• Md tan omoB« bj Um beat.
Tj*14 * arbaat va have \
beard of ao far van that of Dr. R. H.
KRUan wbe made 800 bushels oa S3
Mr R. IX. WUHi made 900 Irasbcia
good wheat oa 11 scree.
An Inter anting rial tor to tba Journal
office yesterday .was Mr. William w.
6atm of Long 8boula. Mr. Gate* tfc
88 mrr of age and works on his farm
everyday Ha aaya be would have
lived to be 100 years old, but for the
ver, which he says, broke him down.
Mr. Galea U a good and respected oltl
Tlie bust Dear mao of tbla place bare
petitioned the Railroad Ooimieslon lo
forcu tta Southern Express Company
tomtabhahan ap-tova office.
Notwithstanding tba rain aud tbe
apprabcMloos of the farmer*. It la be
ing found that wheat was only slightly
damaged, in fact, from alt reports
tbla yaar’a atop la yield and quality *
one of tba Boast ayer raised lo tb*
country.
8uf. J«dJ 18: Mrs. £iigs
dle<1 •* *»« houM on
Rorlb Waabiogtoo street Thursday
« 840 o'clock. She waa
taoat C7 years old, a member of the
Baptlat obureh and a Obriatlao woman
vbomllMnf beaotlfut aacriOea was
mriiy fragrant with kind deed* aod
tataar aympathiaa Tba foaaral aar
▼teas were conducted from Urn Baptist
ohewh Friday Afternoon by Hev.T
F. Tradway. four daughters and on*
rvwsri.
savssusr* -
saaalon of tba Broad Kim
Baprir* A—ocielioo, will be bald wliti
*VPi?* q»wcllto Gaguay Olty. 8. C.
AugaguML TbiaaaaaioB vuibatta
can ten nlal of tta aamoiaUcoal body, of
TTaryoboreh formerly belonging to
t*tai222ttoo >• raqaeatad to md
aaa dilign;», and thk delegate to ta
222.25 52* h**J.n **■•»Um— met
**** Tba caataooial rxar
rinavUlbaMd oo Friday, Aogoat
tnun °* r»W*X eve
2 F-52l2.2“ K>“«®PMd remove
“** ,ro» tba track
taritalov Gfovar ta save bia Ufa.
ta by hgppanid to ba astxalgbt
2E2 2* ,h* TTglnoar saw
1fa rwraut a horrible
Irani (hat his aaam waa
522! ypw «jr* *•■•••■» to bm
!gfr..g* -jy-0- u» «ii wb.
miw tiiad it. la aai owm nr run
bmw maud thAir aaaii __KrTz!
Uaoflw of Um ooMpany bw Wodnse
0< UP MskT Ths report of
Uo treeeorer were reed *8-1 everything
mm nported to be to geed condition.
▲UwftlM oldogleer* were re-elected
tod lb* eeoal dividend of Spar ceot.
WMdcotared parable oaehalfftret of
Awm Um eecood half I ret of January
mm* «Stt*&UZ^U>Sd * b*ad*OQM
toad. TtM nock holder* were well
aporeemtrd end an were pel) satisfied
witb the reeett of the rears buslnra*.
Oa Tessdar M Ospt. DUllng wss
aakleg a tour of taapoetloa at the
Oorm mill be bed a miahsp and tdl
anwe eevea or eight test striking saross
* heavy timber aad getUng severly
bart, but with bp usual grit ha kttpe
op shout bp business bound to tafl It
oat. Us P thankful though that lire
heit p no worse
UtoMjr VM»r U«.
Bhiloal Mwonlcr.
When In Baking « political argn
antit any one Is able to bring upon hta
H4« sobs d lot am from thn Coosthu
llos or lbs Declaration of lodepead
•mss, we all sund by aad heark*4.
<-X tots, boar frequently bsvu wa seen
tbs quotation from the Uttar adduced
with regard tu lNxtn Rico aad the
Philippines _ “lioverommts derive
thaU jast rights from the consent of
tbs governed t" Tha tentlemen who
mv rt am attarly oUIviom of tha
Uoodirst foot aad tha biggaat la tbe
Mrtory of tha Uulted Statss-tbe Ulvll
War, waged nod won to ootrpel aon
*“l fOTereed whan they woald
not. Ktoos tbit day until aow tbe
on written daelarallou of tha United
8ute* has been that the majority rulea
baeaiaa It la the majority—set that
“*«ht makes tight, but that the best
aval labia standard—and ws bum have
a standard—Is lbs will of tbs most
Ttl* does not make the diotaru any the
*•“ food—If It Is guod—bat It dorm
vtttaos Its effect la an srg irnsct by a
OUiaen of tha United States. As for
tha dtetum llsalf. U Is quite at easy to
■Mkt It tbs motto of anarchy as of
Ubarty, as a writer recently pointed
out. Tbs consent of the govsraad la
worth having only whan the goveroed
an aeftbis of free government. Time
»»* when American eltlseos want so
far in their revolt against tyranny
that they apposed an sovereignty; bat
Meg si nee wa hays learned that la on#
ifaga people uesd a king, in aaotbar a
limited monarchy, in another a com
monwealth; aad sesing that none of
thrna am perfect, thsrs baiog serious
otgaetioos to even a mpublle. w* all
look forward to the time promised
when ovary Ban shall so rale himself
that do outward authority will be re
quired. But maaowhils 1st us not
make tbe mistake of seeking to effect
this too soou or fsH Into the scarcely
lees serious one of investing Inferior
peepies wttk • more advanced political
eonditloo that they are prepared for.
We could do them no worse wrong.
We do well to exalt liberty—bat It Is
no exaltation to on trust it to bands
that will abuse sad degrade it.
rniili«tUwO»»Wy.
-A picturesque figure lo American
ll(a !■ rapidly naming away,” aaya Mr.
Hatfield, of Texas. refer to tba
cowboy of net loo, tbs man with the
big sombrero. tba bucking brooebo.
aod tba shootitg iron* that ha ua»d to
operate with reckless disregard for
oootrqoence as be rode at breakuack
atwed through acme frootiar town,
/ailing tba while at lila loudoat. Much
wa* the cowboy of dime-novel lore. aud
though lUs amertlon baa oftea been
dec lad, be Uaa existed and does exist
yet in limited Bombers. It la this
class of tba oowboy that la rapidly dis
appearing. The cowboy of practical
existence, or 'oowpnaober,' aa be la
known In tba vernxcjlsr of ilia plaioa.
la an important factor la Western life’
Ha wears a sombrero and can alt a
bucking bronobo with all tba grace of
bit more romantic brother, but bla
■booting Irons are fur uaa in guarding
bis baid from cattle Uiisvss rather
than tba terroriaitlon of twaeefol dll
laws, aod ha is aa hard worked and
Indastrious a cltlsao as you will meet
with In a day’s travel. Instead of
loading tba wild Ufa of a nomad, ha la
more 1 Italy to have a wife and several
ycong hopefuls at tbe ranch house.
Ha works bard, bseause be baa to, aad
|f bla gnus are over taken from bis
holster, it is for tbw-aama reason. We
have a gnat many more undesirable
cttlxsna In this country than the Texas
eowpnaehar. ”
Thursdays August
2nd we vote for Gov
ernors Htato officers.
County officers mem
bers or the legislature
as well as tbe consti
tutional amendment.
Be sure and come oat
to the polls and vote.
"Ball* SImWm Lteaa,
Aa all oar readers win Sad lo tba last
part of their diotloosrtaa, means, in
lb* Latin long sags:
"Ho day without smoothing per
form*!.”
we want all oar raadara to ao far
adopt title aa tbalr motto a* to datrr
mlaa that ao day of tbalr llyaa (ball
paaa wliboot aomathlog aald or dooa
by Umaa to caaba the wot Id bappiar a ad
bat tar.
. P*4' ***** Kraptlooa rob
!«* af fo». BaeUaab Arnlea flalre,
aataa tbeaa, alao Old, Raanlag ma
l**" UR«*,mBo»b, Am.
Coma. Warta, Goto, Bralaia, Roma,
SeaMb, Cbapaed uaada, OblfttalaT
Baaa PI la aara a* aarth. Drlraa oat
Mm and Aobaa. pair 9» aU. a bax.
OoremarmMaad. Mdby J. C.Carry
and Company, DraniaU.
Thursday. Ana out
2nd we rote for Oot
eruor, State offloera,
County Officers, raem
ber* of the lefflRtature
as well as the consti
tutional amendment.
Be sure and come out
to the polls and vote.
AihutU Cowtiiaiioa
U bM been very frequently remarked
that practise! farmers object to a bat
Ucalled “scleutlOo farming,” and the
rssaou therefor has been ascribed to
prejudice based on Ignorance. All
dames and conditions or men who are
supposed to hate the ear of tbs public
bave railed agaiBU It. Editors who
hare the kaaok of “Drleg the popular
beart’’ have Written mllm of leading
articles about it. but the farmer con
tinues to do business in lila own srny.
II# la “Ignorant,” be Is “prejudiced,’1
be is everything except sclenllfb la bis
methods.
We are led to refer to tbe matter by
tiie oonfeeaiooe recently made to Tbe
New Orleans Time#-Democrat by *
gentleman who has had a somewhat
ead experience In ao effort to carry on
truck farming according to aelenllflo
rule*. Uo ioforma our contemporary
Uist‘‘there I* ao met blog eery mysteri
ous about acinitlflo truck farming.”
Theoretically, and on paper. It u lim
ply perfection. There I* not a daw
to he found in it. “I can taka a pirea
of paper," said Uda geothrman, -him)
Uxure enough profit oat of a Ore-acre
patch to sake me rich beyond the
dream* of ayartoe; yet arbea you at
tempt to pot that tame calculation
into praotlnal execution, you will Und
In tbe puorbouae with a velocity that
k« simply tlckyning."
The myatery la very easily explained.
Baal aetaoce is a eolleerton uf ould,
bard faete, tbe retail of experiment
end rxintrleuo*. The farmer wtoo poa
menu common aeuae and haa had tbe
opportunities that experience brings to
ail Is more scientific In bl* method!
and will IbervforB sooompllab more
laportaol reaulte than all the thaorlsU
in tbe world. The truth Is. every man
consider* himself a good farmer until
be Unde It decenary to gut between the
handles of s plow. He may have read
all the agricultural works to be found,
and he may cows to hie work with
thousands of irresistible theories; yet
whan becomes to put tbem lo practice
thay go to pieces oae by sae, aod be I*
left hopeless.
Oae of the moat successful “sciau
UAo” fanners tbe country has ever
seen was Horace Qtsely. Hi a osbbagvi
ooat him IX.SO spleoa. aod be never ate
a radish at his own table that ooat lea*
than 76 cents. Now Horace Grrely
cue Id afford to ladnlgo in "scientific”
farming, but tbe average fanner is not
ao fortuaately situated. Ha mutt ad
dress himself to tha facta and mast be
prepared to meet the ever-varying con
dition* presented by the seasons.
The gentleman who was eompUiniug
to oar Naw Orleans contaaipornry said
he knew several unscientific farmers
who were doing well, where*! a friend
of bli lost 914,000 in an effort to oper
ate a truck farm on a scientific basil,
and la now keeping book* at 91K a
week.
Tbe explanation la vary simple; there
la no myeterv about it whatever.
What la popularly known ax “scien
tific” farming bear* not tbe aaallaal
relation to real scientific farming. It
Is made up of a greet variety of whims,
theorise, deduction* and sat am pi loan
llenl science Is of inestimable value to
a farmer, and Its importance canaot be
overrated; but becanat Ibla la so. It by
do means follow* that the theories
which are put forth from lime to time
aod urged upon the farmer* are really
acientlfia.
Such la tbe fecundity of the priutlng
pres* tbal miy little mao-jack is able
to present bis surmises, theories and
deduction* to tha public aa "acientiUe;"
and such la the glamour the term Car
rie* with It that a large part of tbe
pubUo Is Inclined to welcome anything
—even U>* veriest uooaenas—that bear*
the label of science.
The troth ts that a farmer or ordi
nary lotelllgnooe who farm* with my
degree of system, or who has average
success, te carrying oo his butliwe*
scientifically. He may knew nothing
of edeoce, as »uch; be may have never
heard of the technical terms that are
applied to tbe vmriooe oonetliueutt uf
tbe soil, or to tbe element* sod agen
da* that give value to fertlHxeM; but
this due* not render Ills method* leas
■etentlOc. Ha baa discovered by ex
perience that cartaio crop* can be
grown more profitably than others on
certain soils, and that tbe rigor of hi*
land may be maintained by rotating
crop*. Us discovered ibis by experf
moot Jong before the aeleotieU <lld.
Tha old wood so who cure* a severe
•praln of the ankle willi a poultice of
red clay aod vinegar prodooe* result*
Just aa actenltfie aa tbe doctor who up
pltee u different remedy. Tbe point
we desire to make 1* that while real
sebrace Is of extreme Importance, tha
thousand and one vagaries and hum
bugs that are falsely called scientific
are not only foolish but (recueoUy
dangerous. They are especially di i
gurout whew tha various olaarisuii"
who eell themselves “seieaUMe" gu
out of their own proper field to aocoam
for events aod result* which *eiei:e*
oaa never hope to explain.
la Great Britain, aeeordlag Ui a
Loodoo oawipaoar. Urn sffeots of ilia
war In tekjag away aa many farm
baada la batag kaaaly fait, and ion*
lagaotoua aisetrieej device* at* balm
aaad to parforra Uvn douea of tba «b
aaot one*. At arrrral lending dairy
farm* tba aatUo are aow baring fad by
■lectrleily, aa automatic meehaoUm
operand by a oloek being aaad. Tba
apparatoa la eat for any required hoar.
At tba appointed time it open* gate* In
boppora Otar the dew Stella and boraa
troagba aad lota tba proper quantity of
feed re a eel. at tba a* me tram ringing
aa alarm to wake the farmers. It le
■eld Ui*t lb la automatte -Mrcd mao”
la becoming vary popular oc aeoour.t
of tba raga&rfty of IMe baWU.
A startling taetdeet, of which Mr.
Jobe Oliver of Philadelphia, waa the
-taaat, la narrated by him aa follow*:
‘‘I waa In a aaeat dreadfal condition
mj Ala waa al ami yellow, eyes sank
ta, toagaa aaatad, pstn ooattnoaHy la
baah aad atdaa, a* apoaUto—gradaefly
gmwtag weaker dap bp day. Tinea
pfqwlamai had gt vea me ep. fortun
Amp, b friend atfrteeri trying ‘RVeetrie
imprnvrmmt. I eeatlaeed tbetr ace
for ibrm weeke, amt am uwawrll
«.7ir
■#armAeunmtl to try them. Only
SOnmrta^per^bmrta a* J. A Onrry *
Save Your Money.
One box of Tutt’s Pill* will save !
many dollars in doctors* bills 1
They willsurely cure all diseases
of the stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation and bilio
usness, a million people endorse
TUTTS Liver PILLS
a us. si. 1 yr.
Professional Cards.
H. P. GLENN, M. I).,
PHYSICIAN A SURGRON,
GASTONIA, N. C.
Office Id J. K. Carry A Co.
X>. Xu- KUSSELL,
ATTORN KY AT LAW.
UVSTOSIlA..h. a
0*un ki* profMMoual Hnloa to tn. wopt*
oTUmMoa and .djolnlny cooneika. i*U Is mu
hid. OHuoOru, n«i.u|/*oo'« <u»r(H.
P. HI COOKE,
ATfWWSMV A IMPIlUMt AT I.A W,
Cra'u A WU»n HalhUiuc. Uaatoola. M. C.
Will praotlCH lu Hit teTaral Court! of
Ilia Slate, noil In District and Circuit
Krdirul Courts. Curporalioo work,
B^-urBaalXAlloa and Meroanllle Ad
juatiDrnta n aptciRlty.
'cJSt’iASft tnasv fc
ilNu.ttanarai Oauaatt Bwhaard Air Cn. likll.
way. UaMan, N. ft lion. Man. W. Banaon,
Waion.kr.Ni; ftmana NatumalUaak. Kalrlrh.
Jt. C • Mx-Oov. Kiiaa Oarr, Tarboro, N. a: CSr
l.r, Ha,koa A Dwlykt, N»w Vort; it. *. JouMnr
CJvoraonlAlo»dna AUlob. Isa On. Raw To«;
Judin 1, w. TlaabCrtaka, ItaiMOury, M. Ou
lain w, A. Horn-. Ljnonintna, N c. Any
nomtwr of Ik* (Rate tNowrior Or Uujwcmo
t'lwt; Any nteltr ol Matrtfk bar or Any
lAnjar in 3rd Judicial UMrM.
Claudius D. Holland,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
UiatONU, v.r. • - SA LI.AM, «. f.
Al UMtOMJe Sr* Four D«jra of E«cfc Weok.
At Dallas fHik)k sml ftUunlsjt.
Win. II. LEWIS,
—Attoawwt-at-Law—
OARTOVIt, K. C.
Praclky* wherever Ills service* are
required. *ud alterx]* lo all matter* of
udmlniatrallon and guardianship tor
blaelletrU. without Lbs laeniivsnlwocw
nr expeo** of a trip to lbs court-boo**
Lucius J. Holland.
avtomm a raiinuxoi at Law.
DALLAS N. C.
Office near residence.
e*e G
— ATTORJfB Y-A T-LA W~
OASTOXIA, m. c.
W ill practice io tbe ooerte of Oasto.*
nid adjoining coon lies and
in tbe Federal Courts.
R. B. WILSON,
A'l'l'OBNBY-AT-LAW
Gastoxia, N. C.
IV. II. Hoff hum & Son,
-DKNTIS18
OASTONLA, - It. C.
V Office over First National Bank.
Phone 7S
P. R. FALLS,
DENTIST.
Gaatonta, • • - - N. C.
oraea Snr mklam Dmk.ni mere.
arl'hone 86.
Dn. J>. £. McConnkll.
-djsntibt
Offloo first floor Y. M. C. A. Building.
GASTONIA. • • - . N. C.
’MON* 60.
.1. 0. WHITESIDE.
PHYSICIAN A SUHGEON.
oeare hi. protnaioiul merle** to the prop la
ol OMUWa Ui4 uimiwllur mntrv. Otter
*a*b**nwtovod to a mh and private room id
J.H. Koooody A <Ve rwu* Store. All oallr
wi wire lAeia wUI reaelre prompt aura Una
Spanal auontion yivco iu dtaeaaoa at wag.
MKl cbtfclrcn
»i. Nigfu pimmm »x
Dk7w7m.1TkO WELL,
PHYSICIAN * SIJItGEON.
0A9T0NIA, X. O.J •
OffW-e under Y. M. 0. A.
Da* ’phone 1(J. Night Thoue, 1»-A.
Valla Hum.
w. B. BEACHAM,
Architect and Builder, and
Real Estate Agent.
Owvwm om T. A. II«*«*•, 8ron»
P. L. EARP, Photogrtpfcer.
Main Stmt. Ovpnalta Hoataffle*.
OA8TONIA, H. O.
First Class Work....
....Prices to Suit Everybody.
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PARAGON”
BARBER SHOP.
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too aortal parlor la town would ba tha
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McELREE’S
WIdc of Cvm
will banfak It. Tbla mdlclaa
curaa all " foraala dlranaoa ” quick
ly awl permanently. It doa* away
with humiliating pbyaloal mmt
nation* Tho treatment may be
takan at hoar*. Thar* la not con
tinual ox pane* and trouble. Tba
•offerer i* cured and ffryi rare*.
Wino of Card ml U becoming tba
loading remedy for all trouble* of
tbla claaa. Itconta but |i from any
drlmgiat.
r or ndvica In mean requiring
xpaAal direction*. addreaa, tba
,rl.wile* Adrlaory Department,”
Tba Chattanooga MatRcina Co.,
i
i
~ Sale Of U»t.
“pOTTON
^Culture”
) is the name
of a valu
able illustrat
ed pamphlet
which should
' be in the hands
or every planter who
raises Cotton. The
book is sent Free.
toad bum *ad uUm It*
GERMAN KALI WORK*
01 Nr*m» b4.. Ne-w Y o*k.
THE UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1780.
Summer Session begins June ra.
Closes August $i. Regular Col
legiate Instrnctiou la ull Depart
|br term of twelve weeks.
Tuition $*o; Registration $5.
Summer School for Teacher* from
June 1 a tb July 7. Special Inatroo
tiou by school experts. Tuition $t>.
For circular containing courses
of study, nddrcMK
President Alderman.
_____Chapel Hill, N. C.
Don't Tlirow
Your Money Away !
Yon base been pay lug trig
dental Nils loop enough.
Our Xew York prion:
Vbuy Hsst 8*t of Tkbtix.
Guahantkkd fob IoTralj *8.00
Second Grads Hbt - . . . (jqu
Gold CnowNs* Brido a Work AOO
Poucxlain Crowns .... 3qo
Gold ftllino*..
1K4IASS I Otiiru Fili.tmos 50
Extracting. 25
New Yerk Denial AmocUUmi,
R. Trade St., Chari..lie, N. (!.
Young: Men “wanted.
With f«lr eduostioo ai d good ebar
*.cl“- 10 k*ru T^»r»pliy, Ualiroad
Accounting. sod Typewriting. Thl*
Is lodorseJ In- an feeding railroad
companies as I be only perfect and re
liable iustltulloo of lit kind. All om
tr.duale* ate asslsud to uoaltlooa.
Ladlea also are admitted Writ* for
L't? (Fall lerui open* August
tXD .)
...
BIBLE SOCIBIY DEPOSITORY".
GastM Co., Bible Society.
The Gaston County Bible society
bas a depository at Mr. J. A. Hunter's
Book Store where you can get uiblee
end Testament* of the Amerieao Bible
Society laeue at ooet.
_»“€• Bi. 1 yr.
CABOLIIA ft lOETHVUmi E'T.
CtMUr*DMfttber 7U», „„
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THE UBIYBRSITY “
OP NORTH CAROLINA.
The head of the State's
Educational System.
Thru academic ceurus leading to Dear...
*!£££."”* * u* «hd
Sumaiar School (or Teacher*.
"“■•(BSk
512 students betid#! Ui ..
School
^ c-lataod and hrformw,*,'
F. P VEhABLB, President.
J-—— afc*p*« Hm. N. r
PATRONIZE 7“—
THE CHARLOTTE
STEAM LAUNDRY,
Tb* oldest, largest
Bnd BKST HQtriPPRD
Unndry hi tht State
Strictly High Grade Work
HIGH GLOSS OK DOMESTIC WISH.
We don', tad* ^
1ft*. L*«vt yonr work with
lfoor* A Alexander, Acts.