MR UUDCH LRTUL
anuit a m uk&tqual
at tea UaaeUa
HaJetab, K. O., Ok. U. — Three
weeta em ul Mn ttt pcerideattal
eleeUoo aad tee materiel primary !
Ur Ml I my tea senatorial primary
sod tba presidential eleeUoo *
If tea aaasiocablp ta not regarded aa
•t man tmparUoea by Kortb Uanrite
tam, they certainly exhibit more la
Israel ta It, >U it la tba aatyeet of dim
eaaataa wbersrvi you aaa two or terra
am oeUaeted—ami v la not limited
ta Democrats. BayaMlo and Pope
Hate, particularly "hod «■" of thorn
partita or parhapa It «.«ld ba more
conaet to say that W'v, for tea(ariou
baa been ao oompleit.. od of tocb loag
low* steading aa v» praatioalty wsld
team a8 Into one -Uepopllcao’* organ!
xaUoo.aia manifaaUn'not only Inter
aat bat seal and ectlniy la oar IttUa
political fatally oooteal a ad 1 bear that
may of ibaa taUnd to try to rata for
a oartete senatorial oaodidau if al
lowed by tba poll-balden; ul Damv
ocaUe managers to do aa.
Tbetr modes operand! was explained
ta thaaa tatters last wee*, tba plan be
tas to swap rotes for riretme with
som at tee -ItamomUa'* friends of
lb# malortai aaalraDt referred to by
wMeb method it Is olelaed twtb will
be ‘'hoaltOed” to pertlelpeu la tea
Primary—lb* -Democrta” already her
tag "gmliM” br rating th* iW
antta Uckat to Aagoat-and without
tea loan of aay rotes by Mr, MeXle
i nnimrMMoa-Uut tbeaame• arrange
MM wnh negroes in ao outers wren
tr ; where theta are ao while Republt
ouit) wee being attempted last week
bysaaeeo-eairtd ••Democrats'’of the
ease atrip*. Bat of coon* that could
oat be carried Uirough, beeaeae no ao
flreae eao toU la the primary (no mat
tor U they at* lifelong Democrat*# vac)
aa tba stipulation mads by Ue Bute
CoaeaaUoo mod tba State UoaraoUoa
sod Us State Oemaaltlo* aapteealy pro
eidea that only white mao and Crae
toaa” ahaU ha allowed to rote at Ue
Pf]£riTwe* twipodeaUj told by a Ba
pabUeaa leader bare this weak that
**■007 a white RopubUnaa vote will
•» lato the MBalortal primary boa and
aaaa of them trill 1st* the name of
Slmmana oa It too bet I”
That*! it I It la not that tbay ears
a tg about tba maa whom thay want
to vote for, hut brass** they think
to^Llmt^lr^Hm moot-!the*eoT mam
of all North CaroUalana whom they
hate aad (tar moat and wboas laflueeoa
tbay daetre above all Utags, to brash.
They openly Mate that U tbay can te
cum km "repudiation” by bie own par
ty la this maoaar that "It will kill
him aad aad hto poU0c»l ctreer.”
Heoaa their real and aativt’y to aecare
the risottos of soother.
FMa aa tba aoaa oa yoor fane ! Bat
wifi aoeh so "agreemant” Injure Mr.
Simmeas with the true Democrat* of
the (Mato T Ou th* other bead, win it
not aerv* a* a noth* aad a warning to
them to rally oven mom solidly than
they have dooe ao far to hie mpport. la
the iBlervst of the Democratic party
aad Ua perpetuity of it* orgaatsalion t
for in too eflort to driest him the Rs
pubUeaoa hope aad boldly assert that
aoeh a retail would aot ooly remove
the maa whoa* ability they have beeu
naahie to eope with, and upon whose
downfall tbrir fat am eaeotto largely
Sis: hoi Urey believe il would to
r the Democratic patty that tbev
at aad a eheaee of once mere *e
oontral of tba SUM gavernmeot
‘ oOces Ua "lath pot*" and
to which they chiefly ••**•
Bat_i of Mr. Hlmmoo* say
tba Simmon* tide baa BOW set la la
iimam, aad Chat its flood It das oe
riaetlea day. wbes lm will be triumph
Iratoatad; that ha to at roe gar to-day
uaa rear briar*, and will ba atroagar
east mask Uaa now; that a great many
farmer Waddell aad Jarvis maa am
oomtag oyer to them aide, a*lag the
heptoaaasam of tka oaum ri their flmt
akatoa aad preferring Mr. Sim moot
uot^aad thttotbass wilt oomt to klm
they eea (awS" to bK^foTtha yarj.""
The paUtoatioo yesterday of a latter
written by Oaaaral Carr la Daaambar.
Mr. la fleer Maty Da flaaarara of Ua
Bumem* Caavaatiau b*M at Ailaato.
aad la wfctok UesersJ Carr made th#
Matamsat Uaa kaiaflatmd Um bill af
UnpgRua Fowler sf Bow Jarsy. do
flgkf to>llmly trim mossy uan
laUa aaoraa afe*ia£T by^jldgatf!
M» Afcfl to aMmebejy Mr. J. JLWak
i
rura>M m« ncNAMn.
T>»»iwrml»m—IlMtW Uoo.
TaritviU* Ymi«» : Hr. WtllUm
Uanm4M Mbit t.nMjMt Ml« the
eoatbara oorpotailo.i iitaita of to*
lav* of YurbvMlo Uu Mau4sy ul«lit 14
m**i*o*l*. Ho «nu b mi ttud raised
M Tarfe eoaatv u4 *u a bon «>l
dkr of Uw Cavfaltraay mlhm bo
••»•* lb# males. He ni W year* of
rovslas vete katarred at PblU i
datpbbl church, foot tails* south of
Yoetvifie o* Maattay.
Soot Jotws bat OlCM sad goo*.
The night at kla Mture, Tuaeday.
vaa aawowbat Uueatcalng aad sway
la tlweoualr? were ao doopt kept away
plafead) tba a'lTS*iT ILnaSnwd did
ao« keep tta pro wise lebrtag laiboaa vbo
wlahad to aoeae trow alaof Ha Itee.
At U vaa, Uw •Ueodaae* was oat
mwdkw k*r*w enough to pay •*(*«*•*.
W* betleva ve state It MmUy when
vaaay that thorn ptaaeat fait that Uiry
got their mo say’s worth. Sea Jeer*
•aa atly any audMov. aad be did not
fall her* Ilia Irony, tba sharp eoo
treat* sad sadden obaoces he toakea
twtaraeo palhoa tod ndtculr, between
aoberoeaa aad terity, cannot fall to be
appreciated, aad Uw half —nrnhil
tratb, suddenly revealed, la dilvan
hoeae with Uw adaotlraeaeo of a ml
hot bcaudlug Iron. He talked for aa
boar ood a ball without in tba Mat
tiring bis tad I race.
Lincoln Journal: Tha Populist Con
graaatnaei oocmaUon for thin dkaUlot
mot la Salisbury Friday of haK was*
and nominated aiAiurmma■ A (l
®>oM*d, of Catawba soaaly. Tho
ooamatioo oadorood up “Mlddtoaf
IjwBaad" Populist oaadidnto* fur
Pmldoat aad oleo-PmOdwt.
Bueo a ttma with Uo mumps Lio
ootntoa mw badbaluto, anti Urey
am oo plentiful at Loot Shoals that
Jako Bhyna says ho has them tbroo
times a day at hlsboma.
Mr. J. B Brrln. who baa finished
tbo work of aurs»/ljg ihrm lines
•ernes tbo mnuaUtna Into Thanaaaoa
fur tha Carolina A Northwestern. Is
boro with bio crops of aagloaan doing
tbo pnHmlaaiy work ot aarvvylag tbo
■•w roots up tbs riser via. HardM,
High Shoals. Long Shoals, Laboratory,
uiaeuln. DmW and Elm Gross Mills.
Tba ehaago In tbo roalo has bm de
cided upon and iba Haa will bo b«Ut
op the riser. Mr. Ervin to owrroytng
to datrrmioo tbr bad roots over Uw
sow liaa lbto and out of Iowa.
Mr. Krsto aad hla corps, wbo art,
by tbo wot. a plsssaflt party of gcatk
tofts, no to eaep aur Us rsatdsoes
of Mre. Emelins Moil. Ihty will hs
here for acmctims
Bella*eT dew »OanlleemaeU
Gray A Lose tali yon something of
their stock oo tba back page, read h.
It la foil of Interesting matter to to.
tending boyars.
Tbo New York Racket—F«nu to mil
yo« pants. Their suits aad raoey
soots with prices quoted.
Baby's first pair sf shoes fret at Rob
inson Bros. Hiss Us mwssura taken
and get a Dies pair free.
Delicious coffee is found at Ilia Elite
Grocery. Several brands.
l'Th* beat la none too good” is lbs
motto of Trust Torrence A On. The
elephant ad. read it.
Money saved is money earned. Allies
A Groves tall you bow to mss it.
Sato of Land-L. E. Brnklo.
The Southern R. R. advertise cheap
rates to Atlanta A Spartanburg,
Ontoa eeta will bs fouoil at J. E. Curry
A Co.
■awn Thai:
WenlurOno Hundred DolUn toward tor
MB“* *• *
P. J. CHEHHY a OO, Troth. Toledo. O.
TO THI DEAf. ‘
A rieti lady, cored of her Doafuesa
and Noises la tho Hsad by Lr. Nksbol
ooo’a ArtlOetal Ear Drums, gave 810,000
to bM Institute, so that deaf people
enable to procure the Ear Drama may
base them free. Address No. SMS
The Nicholson Institute. 780. Eighth
Arenas, Now York, U. 8. A.
Iff 8 80
SALS OP LAHO.
A CLEAR HEAD;!
gooddi^stion; sound sleep; a :
Mac appetite and a ripe old age, j
i resonvjoftheresultsoflhc use j
of Tutt's Liver Pills. A single i
lose will convince you of their j
wonderful effects and virtue. !
A Known Fact.
An absolute cure for sick head
ache. dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stomach, dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases.
Tutt’s LIVer Pills
• UK. 31, 1 yr.
How Is your
Watch Running?
A little slow ? A little fast ?
I* it out of repair? If so,
bring it to me snd have it
fixed right Difficult work a
■penalty.
WETZELL,__
The New Jeweler.
* At T. A. Henry's store. '
1 111 . U ^ «1 ?.' — L !!■
Leon Steam Lanndry.
~ L- ' 111 1"L'g-"1 ■ -1 *"***“
Equipped with the newest
and best machinery. We em
ploy skilled white; people
only, «u»d dost take', negro
lanndry. Bend on your handle
through Moore ft Alexander
at the BUte Grocery. They
are our agents at Gastonia >
and will be glad to metre yon.
•end not later than Wednes
day at noon.
LEOH STEAM LAUNDRY CO.,
tti.tiuiii. ciinom,i.c.
Moore 8c Alexander, Agts.
P. L. BARP, Photographer.
Main Street. Opposite Fuetnuico.
GASTONIA. N. O.
First Ciasa Work....
....Prleas to Suit Everybody.
_ Venom 197. ^as
W. B. BISACHAmT
Architect and Builder, and
Real Estate Agent.
Omoa ovstt T. A. Hunky's Store.
IN THE RING
or charmed circle of stylish, durable,
long-weoring and well-fitting shoes
for men and boys, our stock occupies
a prominent place. It’s a source of
pride as well as of profit to ns to see to
it that no inferior or undesirable goods
tnskes shall enter our store, and so
each customer is certain of satisfaction
here. A good, wearable and attract
ive men’s ithoe for >3.50; others as
high as $5.00 per pair.
....Robinson Bros....
SHOXS and KBN'8 FURNIBHUOS
AMERICA AND THE
COFFEE QUESTION.
Americans arc the greatest con
sumers of coffee in the world, for tea
and other table beverages are only of
secondary importance with this. It
therefore behooves every conscientious
grocer to look to bis stock of coffee
We are prepared to satisfy all tastes,
and have Mocha, Java. R. B. Java
and several excellent 1‘blends,’’ mixed
in excellent proportion. A good
coffee of fine flavor is onr Monogram
at 35 cents a pound, 3 lb*, for $1.00.
Elite Grocery.
j Fnrnitnre and Hoosehold Pnniisliinga. j
Having made special arrangements with the heat manufactures in
the world to bny Furniture in car-load lots, we don't hesitate in saying
that no competition can meet our prices. With the finest and best
selected Stock of FURNITURE in the State, and with a chain of satis
fied customers all over the two Carolines, from the seashore to the
mountains, we feel very much encouraged to invite you to our Store.
BBD ROOM 8TJIT8 at any price you may mention from Sg to fxSO,
Parlor Suits, Conches, linages, Chairs, Rockers, Iron Beds,
Springs Mattresses, a Refrigerators will go at factory cost.
We guarantee to save you money. Don’t miss the place
m ANDBHWB,
U. L Barrett, Mgr. Successor to Armstrong Furniture Co.
ATTENTION FARHERS!
New Roller Hills in Gastonia
We have just started. our Roller and Corn
Mills and have secured Mr. Calvin Mason, who is
well known to the people of Gaston County as a
first class Miller; anil all those having Grain to
Grind will do well to give Mr. Mason a trial
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Cotton Gins will start as soon as cotton
is ready, and your patronage is solicited.
Will pay market price for dry wheat.
CRA10 & WILSON.
THE BEST BED ON EARTH.
Don’t Be Deceived.
* - —
Tnc great MMM of our Royal Klaattc PeK Naurta, which to doe to
Ha merit, and ala* to oar vigor— advartfeiag. baa caoacd other* to put
aMttovaaaaoo the market, which they ara offering far torn money and
cUimiag they are "Jmat an good aa the Royal Manic Pelt. ’ Don't be
dereired by aame.
We emadmticaBy deny that they are "Jan at good, ’ and are ready at
any tana to anaanare one* with ether* If your local deafer doe* not
mL. -*».— —* (L- -to --a-«
*WWe, Wira* nw M*e^V* ••
Royall A Borden, Ooldftboro, N. C.
5ole Manufacturer*.
IF SO WE HAVE THEM.
Have received the
Largest Shipment of Pants
That ever came to Gastonia.
WE HAVE....
464 Pairs Men’s and Youth’s
Pants from 39c to $6.50 pair.
Also have 391 Boys’ Knee Pants,
all prices from 20c to $1.00.
283 Boys’ Knee Pant Suits—
all sizes from 3 year old to 17,
and juices to suit all from 35c
400 Men’s and Youths’ Suits
and the best values ever shown
from $2.00 to $16.00.
a Big Line “t —^
flen’s Fancy Vests
at $ 1.48, $2.00 and $3.00.
Anything you want come first to see
....THE OLD RELIABLE....
New York Racket.
Early Fall Thoughts on Shoes
Other \ ^
Styles lor V
Street,
Dress, House,
Outing;.
Summer is ended and the cool
weather is here. It now becomes
necessary to change one's apparel
and one’s Shoes.
Onr store is the place where the
freshest designs, the up-to-the-date
and the-hour
creatioos are
to be found.
and at tbc
least prices.
Heavy and
light walk
ing SHOES
for men and
women.
Beauty, Comfort, Service, Small Cost---all combined.
J. Q. HOLLAND & CO.
THE HIGH SCHOOL,
a^.8TONXA, JST- O.
HEV. JESSE W. 8ILEU, Principal,
(ftureesaor to Held and Hall.)
Fall Term open* Monday, September 3rd.
-A HIGH GRADE PREPARATORY 8CHOOL
Preparca boys for Sophomore claaa. Prepares girls for Jnnter class.
Pall Literary Car Heal am, to get bar with B locution, Manic and Art
__PIVB OOMPBTBHT TBA CHS MS. .
OOOV BOA RU In PRXVA TB PA MTLIB8 under CA RBPVL CONTROL
VMDBR THOROUGH RHL1GIOU8 THFLUBNCR.
For prices and particular* address t'ue principal.
-A
GREAT DANGER
...AVERTED...
In choosing glasses or spectacles he
careful in deal with a rentable op
t*eian, experienced In testing the eye
Thns and thus only yon may avert i
Ssh^rr',h‘L^,0in« *«*«
eyesight for life. Betides, when yonr
eye. needs are supplied by honem folk
yonr pocket hook receives the umt foir
treatment ea yonr eyes.
H^pwtftilly.
TORRENCE.'-JSts*,.