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tffumammmttmr flat cotton bloc*
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Um Xm Tock
to «mmim or what u to
toMU ts tm utnTHtto Of
perpetrated by ftmtorn lurk. to dril
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York, la similar suits ,
to|iai>Mrt»ls I
tot tto tto praaant
the Hew Tock
. to barn toaa
infunotUoc to (be effect that tbo Jery
{to Mr recent oaopty eoart a wanted to
Um plaloUC to ao action agatoat a
tto paltry na or two bun
odd dollars to oxcom at
tor, whan tba tout
for the life drrUojed
"k WOl Tto rlrcaoMtsacea
■odor wbteb Um jaiy \uy naturally
Made tble award. If L>m.wb to tba pn
par to tnaeelaa, warn i ci considered la
Ha ID-tlened ooaaia.ru on the case.
principal object, bowerer, la ra
toittogto tto aabtooaagain to to note the
toga amowate ctatoed and awarded la
Um Barth, our informal too Mag <te
rtoai (com tto oototaa of tto Btw York
TtoaaalUUf. Cpoa ltoj nation of tto ear.
dtoto wo do act roawiil, farther ttoa
tto extant to wbteh the amonte of
damages awarded an la ttooMrirss a
mmmeatery to tone of JutaJon as K »
dtoeoaed by “Southern juris*”
to tto ytry Ham ef Tba Ttame (Jana
•> wkteh contained erltloiema of tto
«aMoo county Jary, tto BuptaaanCoort
<■ repotted to bora rafoaed to aat —ut
a yardiet of *84,000 damage* awaloat
tba MetrapoUtaa Street Railway Ucra
paay la tarot of a women aeaed Mrs.
Haaonh fltaratal* whom hatband. a
a* tto Uaea, was killed to a
i Um asm and a
Tto Ttoae of the ISth records a ret'
diet for *77,*tft.dt, *'ooe of tto largest
counts erar awarded la tto aowrta of
Braebly*” Tba ranUet wan awarded
to tba Seprtme Uoort before JueUee
MatUot to tarar of John H. Pan]
Udwt Um Datowam, Lackawanna
aod Western Railroad Company for
■Mated breaking of a contract. Panl.
U appaara, tod not blow to do wttb tka
contract ortaiaaUy. A man m«u»i
Wcoteott made a eon tract with tto rood
la USB tor the transportation of milk
«m Ha Uaea, by whlok to. Weetoott.
wea to rcodyo » per coot of tto frolgbt
™ ■» couipaoy compialoed tost
Weatoott vloUUd bis part of the eon.
toast by giyiag freight bailnaaa to otb
m railroads, aad stopped pay Ins Uie
aom stations. Weatoott tbea assigned
bto claims to Paul, who toad for toe
aeeoeat named. It doamt look Ilka a
mam would buy a lews alt aoleea be
kMw prettr well bow the court wee go
tog to doeida, does It?
lo Its issue of the 18th, The Times
publishes that a rerdtet for $17,000
was awarded la toe Kapeeme Court,
Brooklyn, on the day bafere to Mias
Jails C. Bennett, who surd toe Brook
lyn Haights Railroad Company to
mover 00,000 damages tor personal
to Juries. Mbs Ban nett wau 33 years
old, was Ngardnd by bar friends us
ua athlete, aad cUinmd that ber health
was ruined on sc count of inioriee sus
tained In a eollMea lo 1838. In whteb
her right leg was butt, her eight and
hearing Impaired, aad the right side
of ber body t ft at ad with traumatic
paralyais.
Is toa ieaus of earns date we ace
told that Jamas Hosy died of “booty
eoseempOos” last September aad that
Me widow haa Jurt raeurarwl $12,600
damages tberafur in an aotieo against
the MetropohUo Street Railway Com
pany. Tba piaioUg sued fee $35,000
damages on too ground that her hue
buud’e death wan the rraaU of Injuries
received la a collision between toe
Milnlb ear sod a boras ear. The
didsn Is at claimed that Hosy was sat
Mag from tabareuleels when the
snsldsat hsppssil sad that the col
Brian wan In no way ruspeoslrie far
Ml dssth nine asoatos afterwards.
The Jury, however, held with the
ptolatUI that her husband did net have
ton disease at Uw that of the aoctdect
aad gtre e verdict ler 8U.500 damages
labor favor.
ml mr armmuiiiu.
»W» »bu ■« «** rrMar After
Mr. AC HufiaUUer died et bis borne
mm Long Sharia last Friday eftereooa
■4 wee kwM Seteuiay. Friday
doming about two wooba ago be aL
•mpted to eat bla throat. Ttie Xie
»ln Journal aaya ba slashed bu throat
9mm tba bask of bla naak alaar amend
saris tsd^swt.sns
loll aad did aot eater tba yaaari. Far
aaay yaara ba waa a^dbtUlar aad ao
About tbraey ZESPXESSSl
aad quit drinking. Set antaegllng
relation* with tba federal courts lla*
prod oo. Weak before last tbo caaaa
ware all eemproaaiaed tor a aow «0 told
■f about *1.000 Ha mom borne from
murk, raked the money, started bla
•err It law off to Charlotte with It, aad
Mddoaly began alaiblng Mi threat.
Disarmed ha triad to derii bit braina
wt egalBM the waH. Mace that Ume
be bee beau extremely violent, ao that
at times the strength ot tlx man was
required to rtatoaia and control litas.
Tba dlemeed itataof hta cried together
With InflamtcsUon of the brain canard
bla death. Da was burled at tba Slaar
graveyard near bla home. Blare tbo
attempt to take hie life It bee become
known, aaya the Journal, that Mt. Hoff,
riatlac’s mind baa been unbalanced for
about IS months. Tba death at a
daughter lari year, and hla entangle
■aot with tba revenue law* are eep
poaad to bate bean the < a tree*.
■MMMMmB
High Total la jabllant over a three
taSed pig, while Wlikeahoro proudly
boasts or a »ve legged hog.
Mm. MeKlnley la steadily improving,
Md la new able to take abort drmi.
She will go to Canton next week.
W. II. T.ebioldar baa bean appointed
a aumpar aad Dallas W. Hunter a
substitute carrier to the Charlotte
poetofflee.
The Leoolr Newt aaya that Prof.
W. M. Moore bee been elected priori*
pal ot Globa Academy, the tall term
of which opens Augnet 9.
In the civil courts of the Philippines
Spanleb baa been adopted tee Bve yearn
as tba official language. Tba oommta*
atoo voted tba adoptioe last weak.
MIm Amende Clark, of Lenoir, baa
d"1** matron of Greensboro
Female College nnd will assume the
duties of her new position shoot tbo
SOth of July.
Dan Abernathy, of Hewton, la book
from the PhlOppinM, where be served
Me term out with the Forty-aecood
Bailment. Ha told tba Enterprise
that ba baa had eeongfa of Urn Philip
Pin**- Ha mya tbia ••colony” of oum
may be a prstiy good pteoa for rich
People, but a poor man baa oo show
there. Com moo laborers get only 10
coots a day for their work.
tm stats Traaaurse. (ell* tbe Cur
lotto Obssrvsr's correspondent that 00
Sheriffs bar* that far settled la fall,
30 have paid nearly all the amounts
doe and one baa not paid a cant. Ha
decline* to five the name of the latter.
Treasurer today mots a letter to tbe
>1 sheriffs telling there the Interest on
bonds will be dee July lac, that the
Treasury load* are running low, and
urging them to eomplet* eettlemeatr.
Adalbert Hey, oldest eon of Store*
tery Hay and former United Hiatts
Consul to Pretoria, South Africa, fall
from a hotel window sixty feet high
from the ground at 230 o’clock Sun
day morning and was instantly killed.
The young man woa at Naw Haven,
Conn., whan be had gone l» attend
the eoauMooeaent of Els alms mater,
kale. Tbe fall wsa clearly an sc
oldaot. A half burned cigarette on tbe
window ledge, oovsr turned back oo the
bed, Miatalo* the popular theory that
theyonagman, having preparad for
bed, thought to Indulge le a good”
night smoke;” that be oboee the tool
rfthe window, possibly doxed. loot Ms
baleno* end fell from the window.
Mr. Hey bed lust accepted tbe pos
“ aesisUal private secretary
to the Prasideot. end would have
begun aervica drat of July.
a ■«<» rm am basn Mkk.
Tu Um Editor of Ike Oasetts:
Pleas* thank Hr. P. U. Bhyno of
Oxetaer tbrongh your paper for hi*
kledoem le sanding me Tmm U inert a.
1 csttaloly do appteeiate snob klndnsss
as that, and also tka kind words be
spoke shoot me as a tsaober. Hew*
kind ward encenragss us In tbe toll* of
Ufa Why welt till oor friend* are laid
to the greys before we apeak word*
I bat would have cheered their hearts
and hrigbtenrd their Hsee so maefa.
I am glad to my that I am improv
ing slowly, and hop* by faU to be le
theaaheot room agate—but Oh. those
text books! Why did Iks* not Wars
oat MM (bay kapt, aid baa* mm
ttay laft out r Aid why did tha
CoMiltiM aot adopt tha tact hooka
HtMamdi by tba flabOoaaariUM
m tha* bad proataad tbay would T
Why da tbay rrqatre m am ImMkM
taagbt la a potato aahaol at thru* or
foar oMth tarM I Wby la our Potato
Saboal ayataaa laTt la tba baada o< 1*011
taaiaaa tmtrad of oar brat adamtara 7
•oMlbtotoara toaaaerad la it tala
mUUm aad oar ratal* School dyata*
to oca ad Ibaco. Wbrlomaaob Mid
aadwrtttaa aboat Cbrtatlaa Sdaoa
Ibaf Aad m BUta about it la oar
P«Wl« Habaota? Wall, X bmao to
tut wrK* a oota at thaaka, baf wbaa
tar Mtadfata aa tba potato atkaita.
I faal Hka 1 aaoid writa a Valuta
ahaaat. Ian aa|aaaab latarcatrd ta
Patato oobaol ayataaa m Bat. Mr.
•aidwto la Mabnlt I with I
MOMd*Mmoakfortha Syataa aa 1
ballata ha will far tba work b* baa
bwaa. kwut A. Boucx.
Jaoa Ifth.lOOL
ATRTSTntSSSa.
tabaw or Tba Waauala Paratga
MiOHMtary kaaiat* ot tka Mala Mm
Mr.b Wakorak wkk ta aapraa tbalr
ikawka ta aBIkMfiiulk #fcaMag
Ikoai la m dtay rqi la aw
dP.
Mtakda w« praaaa MaSat lam
_■VAKt'W.
■Mioflyi idUfih,
HAVE NO APOLOGY TO OFFER.
Why should on© be ex
pected to apologize or of
fer an excuse for selling
cheaply P Really, what
difference does it make
to the person who is
looking for bargains P
We believe such condi
tions exist only in the
imagination, there fore
we have no apology to
offer for selling 6c Calico
for 4c; 4c Calico for 3c;
$1.60 Counterpanes for
98c; $1.25 Rugs for 83c;
$1.50 Oxfords for $1,12.
Shoes of all kinds at
20 per cent, reduction.
Men’s suits at little
more than half price and
piling on each suit a shirt,
pair suspenders and a
scarf or tie, free of charge
PEPT0REENT MORRIS BROS. DEPAo^Em
(X Ukuua.
On Wadneaday night, Jane 19th. the
death easel hovered over the home of
Mr. \V. G. Kanee. and while tb* lovod
uaea send with tear dimmed eye* on
the face of “Minnie," tb* beloved
wife of C. A. H uffiajL end only
daughter of Mr.and Uia.W.U. Nano*,
with a row* emlle her aptrlt winged
It* flight to tbo “Mention* of the
Bleat," to Inherit a home not made
with hands, eternal lo tb# heaven*.
Tb# dreeaetd we* born near Bhalby.
X. C, Jan. let 1877. Converted to
varly life ahe joined the Zion Baptist
Church near that place, had resided
in Ouadan one year where the died.
8h# leave* a ituabaad end two email
children, a father and mother, three
Mother* and a grandmother to laonra
their lose.
Death aeema tad to ua, but our
Beavooly Father hold* the keya ol
life end death In HI* beads, aod happy
ia tb* aooU wboee treat t* In Jason,
wbea onr Father bid* ua com* homo.
Tbo* it we# with “Mlnnl*". After
mooUia of Intone* aufltriog hnw sweet
tb* eummoo* “Child oome bom*.’’
As ehe thought of her beavenli
bom* tb* ezalaimad “I base two deal
little one* waiting for me there."
mtatf hu aoul inJau M (ruiunjr
Mvr kewt Wmku Moonhk*mrlor!a< bnoat
WkUe acavon a a*lake pun* la have otK-n*
befomaer:
aaa antera in hoaroa rorarer to rraa.
A Friend.
Camden, lone 10,1001.
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A —n» CIUm.
Fiqratlpvgl* OOam-er.
Mr. L. N. Calvarey died ml bU home
In Gray’* Creek during last night of
heart disease, aged about 70 yaan. H*
lived alone in a large house Jest off
from the river about Qrtern miles from
Fayetteville and was found by bla
neighbors sitting In s cbslr <1red this
morning.
The deceased was a atranje charac
ter and very little le known of him. Ho
arrived in Grey's Creak about thirteen
stare ago from Hew berg. N. V.. ai.d
bought 100 norm of land on which It*
started a vineyard . He belli him a
large eight room boose, which he baud
comely f urniahed, sod bare be has since
lived alone. He has worked on like
vineyard sod truck farm ever since,
bat has never beau known la make a
shipment. Jgsch year's harvest was
allowed to rot.
Ha would wotlc leu hours a day
liming himself as If be were worklug
for boom one she.
He recently returned from a trip tu
Haw York, where ho said ha went lo
look after some fluaneial matters, and
where be has bis bask aeconnl.
In bla boats is a quantity of floe sil
ver ware which be mid hie sister left ou
her death. Ho bad also about two on
bis person when found tbla morning.
County Attorney J. O. Shaw and
Coroner Dr. A. 8. Bom went down to
Ofay’s this afternoon to make an in
vestigation and they may Hod acme pa
pers which wlU throw soma light oo
this mysterious person. They win also
decide what disposition to make of the
the body.
He told bis neighbors that Jost be
fore somlng to this eeanty he sold a
twelve acre vineyard oo the Hudson
rl*er, for 918,000.
A Tvwrtr.rirt rasas My.
earner Iadov.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.Godfrey, n|gh«’,
are rejoicing over the arrival In lli-ir
bamfly of a nr* baby boy, whleh for
also le ahead of anything lo Cberokra
county, and, very likely la any oilier
county. This very remarkable robeat
Infant was born handsy morning *• d
tips Urn scale# at twenty iv* pound*,
avoirdupois.
The mother and Child are both da
tag nicely.
A ItlWj, iMrWif
daws ft MtfrtM lloo wblob
0i»>. CJIIb of Ltaboa, U.. bad to rw
pair. ''fundteg waist darp la lay
•star.” ba writs*. -‘«ara osa a trsi ibW
•**d aad aauftb. It graw woiaa dally.
JtoftU* tka brrt doctors in Oakland,
aak. Won* City sod Oasaba said 1 hsd
i CoaaaaigUaa aadaoald rot iits. Than
I brfsa a slag Dr. lUeg'a Mow Dta
aotary aad waa wholly earad by ala
ggoiffx&ssgej?.
traabtrafar J.ft. Cany * Oo. IVfaa
Wha fslimay stlastt ftudlss.
Tbalaal aaadee of tka Uatrantty
••a tka Mat graaparoos la ila history
apzpz ,5S-m
T£ft?onVh2?
*»*lr atiaagtliaal ky tka addition af
aawtaaabaia, aaktac tart r-Ur r a
la alt. Thwaaratwa now doraUtortso,
«aw raaltfttiM raaaaa, wntar-waika aaa
baailog pl.ot. sad rlaeUfc lights.
Board, ladfitog. baat amd lights as a ba
•Jirad tram $10 to |UN gar
ulizamm tSTwaSSSetirgb.^;
SPRUCING UP FOR
_HLS BEST OIRL
cm Joly 4lh Unde Sam always
does, as well as the fastidiooa young
men of to-day. who can choose
such stylish, handsome aud com
fortable furnishings as we are dis
playing in onr selections of
Ties, Negligee Shirts, Belts
Hosiery, Suspenders,
and Collars.
Our stock is always replete with
the latest novelties in men's wear.
Robinson Bros.
SHOES AMD wars FUntSHPOS.
TAKINQ ADVANTAGE OF
^THE SITUATION
?is what the wise do who practice?
j economy, especially when we ■
i “re selling such superior groce
ries. Those who want high
| grade foods in groceries of oil
kinds, at the lowest prices, will
do well to watch our figures.
Come to uk for fr.iits and vege-1
i tables.
* Elite Grocery.*
TIIIHTBE’N HALS OF LAND.
| Thin Things for Spring
I and Summer Comfort.
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| your dlHcoiitent to become
k flflorlon* Springtime with new
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sort here, aud every lino is just ns pret- ]
[ ty and dainty as the Spring flowers.
J. Q. Holland & Company. 1
Belmont Academy
A High Qrade preparatory school.
Opens twelfth annual session under
present management September 2,
1901. For particulars write tn —.
^ OP. HALL,
_BELMONT, IT. O.
No Flies on Us! ^
We use wire-screen doors and windows.
| | Do tell! Where did you get them? Why at
J. E. Page & Company’s.
WeH, well I And did you get them
{ : promptly?
Yes, indeed, after their wire-netting
l J arrived. They have a full stock on hand
and are ready to help you In keeping the
11 files out.
ALL HEALING SPRINGS
^WILLBE^*
Open for Boarders on July 1.
Those seeking rest, quiet, and recuperation
will And both climate and water beneficial.
Term* reasonable. Special rates per month and to families Address
ALL HEAL1NQ SPRINGS.
Oaston County._ALL HBALING, N. C.
JUJ NORTH CAROLINA STATE
NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE.
Literary. * M«°ifw *** w*w«*is m Uw
2-5- gs
gCientHc, dormKortM «U frm-taltloa apvltoatlona afcooM be mada ba
Industrial <u,'rln,t
Pedagogical r" Chlalofu* aid Other laformatlM addraaa
Musical Prmtdant CHARLES I). MutVEK.
timnnoM. a. 0
THE GASTONIA GAZETTE,
One Dollar a Year.