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V«>1. XXII. InJUA^gaSahJGASTONIA, N. C„ T1IUK8DAY, JULY II,
a nr iwth UNidica.
Iht BM Wall*** ChmU if
■—aw Bm m ■•UlM collar AM u
Ba* a* All Weaned With II—naitrr ar
mor lia.
MM Arp I* AUtala CbnstUuUun.
The b or rid, tot rid weather reminds
me of what Henry Ward Baeetiar aid
In hi* church one sweltering day ia
July. Ha took uo lest. Hr wH»-d lb*
ixripl ralloo I row hi* brow aad look
log solera oly at tbr large coogrrgsliua,
■aid: “It i* hot ndsy. It i* dumuad
hot. It la Mhot as baill" Everybody
was amaied and shocked until tie ad
ded. “That 1« the language l beard two
young to an dm et tha done of the
church aa I passed them. My yoang
frleoda. It If cot as hot as bell " Thro
lu a low, earnest Loos ba pictured the
tor meets of hell tod the certain fat*
of Um wlsktu until atmoophei* uf the
oburah seemed to be oooi and pis*sent
to comparison. The ladles osaod to
move their fane and everybody was aa
Mill and solemn as s funeral. U was
something Ilka Jonathan Edwards at
Northampton when he got hie hearers
so wrought up and alarmed that lAay
groaned Id fear aod grasped the poets
sod braoat in kiep fram sinking Into
hell, aad another preacher In the pul
pit bagged Mr. Edwards to stoic “Stop
Mr. Edwards; stop now and tell them
of the mercy sod iovs of Ood. What
wonderful power la lu the words of ao
eloquent, earnest man. Hr. Beecher
waa all of last—a gifted, eloqoeol mao.
I baaed him preach twice uefure lb*
srmr sod waa profoundly impressed. I
looked upon him as tha Impersonation
of the man of Ood Later oa. whoa he
begee his vindictive war upon the
sooth and said that Sharp'* rides were
better than Bibles for Jobo Brown In
Kansas and It was a crime to shoot et
a slave- bolder and mbs him. I wonder d
at my iafslaatten with the man sad
eraUlmed with Isaiah. ’How ara tha
mlglity fallen.'' Aod still lstrr when
Tilton charged him with alienating
sud sedootug hi* wif* snd took two
months to try the our nod Um Jury
two days to make op a verdict, which
virtually aid, “He ia not guilty, bat ho
or us l not do so a*y mors." 1 wao mor
tified at my own weakness In brooming
bla Idolater end resolved t* worship
oo maa again while b* lived. A great
mas’s character pin not be made up
until after be is dead.
Bat I mi ruautaliog how nuf H is
far a young nap to lay dauiu and
damn It, I'll ba damned aod even to
taka the uaeaa of Qod hi vain. Ums is
a more conwnleut and expressive word
Uiac dogon or dlogaatlou or bleated
audit abowa a dedaoce or the devil and
a Mlf-ooooeit In the man wbo uses it.
Hut It U a very bandy expletive aod
wben a young man gau !o;Uie habit or
unlog It ba rarely reforms. Us knows
that U la not good mauoere, for ba
does not uea It la the presence of led lea
or preacher* or bLs parents. Neverthe
leaa there are an me good people wbo
think da nan It without miylug it. I
beard a good story the other day oo
Colonel Llvtofitoe, our member of
congress from the Atlanta dlslrlot.
laut HBMr be was wot over to Wewt
Virginia lo apeak and beta the demo,
orate In tkalr canvass. lie vectored
Into i pretty hot republican Iowa aod
•as ba ranging aad electrifying a large
audience, aod while scarifying tha ra
pe bile ana and this lighting administra
tion, a soft, bait done Irish potato look
btw kerzlp right between the eyes. U
kuoeksd off bl* rpeUdee and flattened
Into mush all over bla classic counts
nance. It surprised end sbooksd biw
of course. Baooveriag bis glasses be
wiped tbs Missy stuff from bis faoa and
said with excited tons,” My friends, I
bar* bean—I have baas a non slats nt—
a consistent member sf the Presbyte
rian Church—the Presbyterian oh arch
I my for wore than—more than fltty
years—yr*. fifty odd years, and have
tried to lira—tried to lire in barm my
wilb all men—with all men, but If tbs
dirty, dogoad, dedblawed puppy wbo
threw that potato will stand up or raise
bla right band I’ll bs-I'll bn dadbiast
ad UI don’t stop speaking long saoogh
to come down and link tbs hair aod
bide off of him lo two alsnles by tbs
clock.” As nobody row or raised a band
tha colonel resumed bid broken (*•
marks, bat declares that fan never cams
ss scar cursing also* he joined tbs
pkureb.
This thing of eorslog is of wry an
cient origin. dometimaelt wee done by
proxy. JSdak, the king of Moab, hired
Balsam to oarse fsnsl, sud sows of ns
veterans remember when ws, toe,
wanted to Mrs a cumin own to expend
oar wrath upon lbs ysotaw Pater
cursed and swore when aecosed of be
ing oaa of the dlsolpies. It Is probable
that be Mid “I’ll be damned If I am,”
er perhaps warm. Hold lew aod sailors
have la all ages been profane—the very
dam that are In greatest peril and
should have tbs greatest reverence for
their maker. Uncle Toby says, “Our
army sworn terribly In Visa dare.” And
Ueele Tuby himself ewers an oath
when he lowed the sick said tars lying
dring at hi* gate "He shall pot
die, by Ofod,” be mid. Wad tbeaccusing
spirit dew op to heaven with tbs oalb
sod blushed ae be gave U la. Theree
ordlog angel as be wrote It dawn drop
ped s tear upon tbs word and blotted
It out forever.” That Is beautiful, leant
Itf Verfly, charity bldeUi a multi tads
of mm.
Bat tfcla laanougba'i tbta MbJaat. It
latao baa U work la Iba gardaa and
aa I gat la tba abada of tba vlara of
my taraadab aad roalnaia Julia
Ortgaa, aar baaorad m* art at of <son
pma. tan* that atary aa OokmaJ Lit
laaataa aad ha told aaatbor that will
mabatba aid a*n forgot that It la hat,
for tba* aarar r-t too *M to aajoy toy
baa a pratty aoawt lo It.
<*m «< *■ Imt aaaa« braught btfora
tba jodgawaa * yeaag aaaopbtatlaatad
aaaota •hawmi ahargad with an
that. ba^K? maabthw Ht^L'^rlng
bat aomama aad aw hi*
"•a
tba witaam
aad aa waa tba girl, bat tba gtil didoat
errm very viodkaUve. Mb* said
lie dldent hurt bat bat took her by
surprise. She bod her lioeket sad
ws» about to go book when he caught
bar and bugged bar aod kissed bet
right on her meulb. Tbs eoMottor dosed
tie ease. Ths young moo was put op to
mate hta statement, aad all be said
waa that aba looked eo sweet and pret
ty be eouldeot help It, and be dident
hellers that lflaa Molly era* eery mad
about H nohow, (or she went off slag,
tog of a byaau. "What hymn waa alia
tinging?" asked the Judge. don't
know," be said. "Whet hymn arete yon
staging. Miss Molly?” asked tbe Judge.
She atniled aud aald It wua "The Lord
Will Provide." Tiro Judge charged tbs
tha Jury very mildly, and told them that
an assault Implied maltoe, ate., but as
the Jury oooldent see where the mal
ice came la. thay canto bask with thk
verdict: "Wo, the Jury, Bad the defend
nut not guilty, aa tbaro was no malloc
or lisle lu it. nod wo recommend him
to ibe mercy of the oourt.” This story
remind* mo of John Blky'e verdict la
lbs Post oaaa. Good old John Rllry.
Ike foreman of The Rome Courier's
prrtareom for years aud years, ami I he
foreman «f tbe Jiirt In the enve o* the
elate ngalnat Romuttu* Pass for hog
stealing. Past bad barn auspvelsd of
killing Wallia Warren's sbonta as they
ran In ths woods, aad no Wallis laid
for him and on* evening about dusk,
when be heard a rlflu ab»t. be slipped
op sod eaugbt Pass In tbe very act of
potting tbe aboal in a sank. Wulll*
a Idem go to ih* war and man aged to
■are hla stock. Peas went, and left hie
wife and three little children to the
mrrey of God aud tire oommunlty.
When ha returned be found there was
nothing left ts live on. and one of the
children bad died. Judge Wright vol
urleered to defend Inm. and Iedro
ll used no evidence, bnt had lbs last
speech ( will never forget tbe Under
patbee of Ural speech—hu picture uf a
pour soldier returning borne to Hod
desolation sod despair. He firm al
laded to the evidence, but bad tbe Jury
and the oourt In tears. Tire Junes
charged than aa fairly as bv could,aud
they retired. In a brief Uaaa they cams
In with this verdict: "Where**, tbs
laU. anbappy war reduced urauy of
our brave soldiers sod their families to
want aud powrtr by Mason of which
they were forced at times to wander lu
the noud* for aucb game as thay ootikl
Bod ui order to keep the W'lf from the
door and their llula owe* from starve
tlon | therefore, we. the Jury. And I be
defrndaut not guilty, John Rllry, fore
men.”
“Ur gracious]■• said Wallia, *'lhsy
round Pass guilty and tlieu pardoned
blm.” Judge Wright ewer loot a eaae
where be bad tba last apereti aad a wo
man or a poor man was bis client
Uut it is getting ■ little ©oolsr now
as tbs sun nears the boriaoa. I must
slop sad lure tbe water looss un my
gardsa. Tba city baa do water meters
yet, end I oest steal water with Impu
ulty, but as tlie Digger preacher
said to his duok, “Yon muscat k*
eotehed steal 111’ chickens—eotehed, I
••y. _
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THE fSEACH WWW Bss*» STOST.
Oswls* rstSH a BssS Mass 1 gtrtrsS
Uaesrj. IS IssaliMasTsashir.
Ktskellla Baanor.
State kseslor Johu Thompson la
•boat one of I he beet storytellers la
these parts, aod Ms repertoire Includes
B lot of good owes, flab end otherwise.
On tbe trutbfulomi or some ba will
stake his reputation for veracity, but
he tails one which ba always preDxes
wltb tbs statement that it waa told
him by a minister of tbe gospel. Dr.
Bard well, who will be remembered here
by the older Inhabited* as tlie assis
tant «f Dr. Kdgnr. of revered memory,
who was pastor of tbe Pint Presby
terian ehurob during Use latter years
of General Andrew Jackson's Ilfs, and
attewded tba old baro In bia lent Illness.
Senator Thompson said:
••Dr. BeniwsQ Dead to visit my
father’s house when I waa a boy and
tba story I am about to tall you waa
related to me oo tbe ooeaakm of ou*
of these visits. ITa were out ou tbs
veranda saoklag oaa avenlog after
supper. The doctor waa food of dogs
end waa a pretty good saorumsa, awl
naturally tbe ooeVenetian turned on
this subjeat.
'•Speaking cf doge, said Dr. Bard
wall, reminds me of a dog which be
longed to a friend of mine In Mies Ia
si ppl. I bad bean Invited to bold
■stvloee at a ohuicb gear tbl* friend's
hone* aad wrote (Urn to mast see at the
sutlcc, anna six miles from hie house,
oo Urn Saturday afternoon before Sun
day. the day of tlie appointment.
"Da waa oo time with bones ami
wa stalled to Hie bums. I not lead a
yvrv beodsosoe bird dog followed ua.
and having beard that some oaa Id
that neighborhood owned be mpetial
!y trail trained trlek dog, 1 naked my
friend about It
•• That’s the dog,’ at tba mass 'la*
point leg at bla dog which had run
ahead of us aad waa waiting at the
forks sf lb* road.
**l ukrd HIM to !»•«• bha parfurn •
• trick. lie gat ten from bte bam
etlted lb# dag, rad taking oet hi* pook
atbook bald It to tbo dog** con*. Bn
than look oat n allaer half dollar and
walking too* dlatonoa into tba wood#
reload up a largo rook and put Iht
•woaap radar It. W* than muond
•ur Joamoy, aad wban probably bait b
atete a war my Mtad ewllad bte dag
••d tdM Ll. tp «* baak and gat lb*
■* *
“Tin dog wither* \ tba laaat boaiu
Uoa, dttlN bank tea a ran, and at
trtaod aaplahaag rSk waabaar?
tba dag wraM barpabtq to lara It orar
to ba woold harrkfMratah radar It la
raaeb tbn »teaa at oboray rad b* wrald
oak probably mob born baton wa
rnobad lharw It than botag abowt tkrat
■Hat fertbar ra to bte howto.
"Howavtcwbcn woraaabadbomib*
do* wot rat Ultra. WaaUaeppar and
tun tba dag did ant oota*. nor had ba
pat la appoaraaoc whan wn rat trad
■bout 10 o'clock.
“Tba moot ametag wa gel «P about
daylight, and h oaring a aota* ouUldo
■y trland tpamd tba dpor pad tba dog
COOL WEAR FOR
WARH WEATHER
It’« at Yeager’s. Every dollar spent there buys a dollar’s worth.
True all the tliue.lt Is especially true during our big reduction sale
now going on—your dollar will buy everytime a dollar’s worth In
quality, cooluess, and comfort.
All-Over Embroideries,
Lawns, Dimities,
All Sheer Fabrics In
Colors, and Ready-Made
Wrappers,—v
at yrlwu much minced
below the regular. It
Is your opportunity.
Do not uiIsh It.
Half-Price lUlinery.
Our popular sale of popu
lar Millinery at our popu
lur half-prices la still con
tinued. If you have not
seen our Millinery mid
noted our prices you do
not, of course, know what
you are missing.
Latest designs in
Ladies' Collars
and Neck Wear
always on hand.
Complete Une n1
BATTENBURO PATTERNS and TABLE COVERS In LACE and EMBROIDERY
Big lot Satin Back Velvet Rlbboiia will arrive to-morrow, all widths from I to 16.
J. F. YEAGER.
ruebad In dragging with liins a pair of
panlalomu which ha dropped ou Uw
Amt.
•<w courea wa were boUi myill'IeJ.
bul lud not long to welt en explana
tion, fur lUorlly afterward n man who
lived eavtrel mile* fro-u my frleud’e
bona* rode up ou a mule and Inquired
if m dog with a pair or pauleUMMie In
hli mouth had coma lutu the liouar.
Tee dug at thla moment came out on i
the porch, and tlw man eaid : ’Why, ,
there'a tlw dug now. ’
•‘My friend told hi* cellar that iba '
dog bad really brought a pair of pama- ]
Won* haem with him, but Iw did not
aoderatand It hlatelf.
‘•Tbe men *>ld that let* iq the after
uoon tlw day before he fouod the dog
aeratebiog under a large took near Uw
road and thinking he area after a rabbit
•topped aed lifted the ruck up, and tv
blaaurpnae found a half dollar on Uie
under tide
“He pat the money lu hla poekal,
and the dog followed him hone. The
dog appeared to by friendly and i In
man petted him and gave him hie top
per. At night whan lb* family retired
Uw dog waa pat ou the ooteldr, bat he
kept op lach a racket that no oue
could eieap on Uw place and when the
man opened lb* door to drive Uw dog
off Iw ruebad Into hla bedroom and at
ooce became very qalet. lylug down
twer the root of Uie bed, where he alept
all night.
“Early iu the mornlog.Uw man aakl
be got up and opened the window, and
the Instant be did e> Uw dog teteed bla
pantaloons In hla month and Jumping
out uf the window fled.
"The man followed as soon as be
could gel hie mala.
“flenrfog tiila story Lay frtsod got
Iba pant*loot)» and on searching tbe
pocket* fouod Uw half-dollar which Iw
bad hid uadtr the rook tbe afternoon
brlore.■' .
CMtM> Caturta.
>»)mwm»Otin»(r.
Yesterday afternoon i negro's house 1
in Odor Creak «u euterad by two
you of white m nod robbed of a lot
of pruvte'.ees. Tba negro aaw theta
all tba ttaar. bat waa not able to oope
with them. When they had gaae, ha
alar wad tha neighborhood aad a paaea
was organised with township eonaubhi
J. W. Carter at tba liaad. Tba was
wera toon run down nad capture*.
Whan they trara brought to Jail hern
last Bight they both ooafmaed to being
»* ear ad oonrkle. One care bia same
as Charles Hair, from Wilks eoaoly,
aad lira other at T. If. I'sddar, of
Mlteball aoanty. Doth era young,
hardy looting souatataaeca, aad both
wera soul ta tba pealtaotlajy far war
der. One ehtd and killed bts rival in
lava daring a guarral add Uw othar
•hot aad killed a young wan daring a
dispute aver a game of ora pa.
If air area ear v lag a tan year eaotanao
aad bad only II sooths langur to euy.
redder one J sat entering aa a tre year
•ecteaoe. lhay said that they ease pad
laat Wednesday from tba obala gang at
Uoldebatro.
dberlff Bane oeswunleated with
the penitentiary authority* at Beloigb
at oaoe, and they wired . bank to
•end tba seu ou at oooa, to ofBoar
Carter left for Raleigh at oooa with
tba sen.
Mtrtbaa a Wlefc Pin*.
“I was troubled far several yyare
with chronw ladlgeMlou and nareoue
debility," writes F. J. Oreen. of Lan
naeter, K If. "Mu rewrdy helped sa
until I lagan using Kleetrle HlUera.
nhtah did sa sow good than all the
mod lei ass 1 am uard. They hare
also kept bt wife la axaaBaot health
far ream no rare Elaauta Hitters
era Jeet .ptesdld for fraslo traeUsi
that they era a grand Ionia sad Stlgor
atar fur w«ak, ran dawn was eg. Me
ether sadlelae aaa take Ha plaaa la
oar felly." Try I has. Only tOe
yyfaatlae gaoraalrvd by J. 1. Oorry
* Oo , Dreggteta.
A WOAOERFOL SPRING.
Nature’s Remedy--Vade
Necum Mineral Water.
We art (denied to five Um render* ..f
The Qkurrra tUla weak torn* points
about tb* MW mUeral spring la 8wkcs
county, N. C. Rlokee la tick la
ml aural and agricultural ruauurors.
Tbure la “wealth in bar bupom bad Ufa
la bar fountain* ” Parbapa oo alarr.l
aprlag ban aver baaa discovered la tbu
8uta that bMgBlMd aucb notoriety
•Ithlo lba same period of lima aa Um
Vada Taenia. It has leaped into fame
aa a curative agent within the tail jeer
or two aud gained a (.leer la lba eeU
nislioo of ttju medical fraternity and
pebllc that proves It to ba a marvelous I
water. I
This great ouraaaU aprlag, efljnd
lug a low of &,000 gmUoM par day,
waa discovered by Profs W. Dvwey, i
a relative of uw famous Admiral. U« 1
waa proa past lug lo lba bauralowu
aouotaloa for mineral*; It la believed
be was aaot bat by the boira of Ueoeral
Pickering. I# whom the State bad '
granted 10.000 acres uf I ha I beau wild
lands lo rwsognltkni of hi* aarvlaw la
the cause of Rberty. H* waa the Brad
to discovered the groat deposit* of lla
columtt* or flaxtMa sand (to ua which
abound* In tint apotlou aud no whet a
alas on the American continent.
The spring originally flawed up out
of the bod ruck of a largo creak and
was not accessible until safeguarded ,
hy maaoary and tba course of the
stream changed. Nature gives out bar |
secrets very alt wly and It took a Dew
ar lo dltoover this fount of healing.
Now everybody In that section I* wvu
Uevtag bow It la that Uwy had ryes u>
aaa bat saw not. In 188S-M W. if. Ve
daa, tho owner, reported such won*i
derful leauits from the oaa of this
water that lta analyaia aad aala fol
lowed M one*. Thera m notl.log in
North Carolina to compare with It,
and It la drat la ad to taka IU plaoa
with tba aery beat watera of tba
world. It lo a mlf-preaerrlug .aline
water and oat ha shipped lo perfect
oondltloo. it la bolag dripped to moat
North Carolina olt>aa and lowna al
ready aod lo toot makmg Ua way
emywhern.
.^Tkcaprlog la juat 19 mllee aad of
theC. ft. *Y. V. railroad, near (be
baa rim aad under tba my crest »f
Huraiowa'a cadrllaird wall. 3.090 feat
alara(Ion a drone company Is bu
bind It aad will make a great resort at
the plaoa. Thirty cottages, a Urge
hoUI. packing booae barrel factory,
goad roada, telephone lines, llrtnr
sUtrfaa, lakes, and earless means el
•nUrtalamCdV and amaeeaMat an
soaring domp lottos. Tba place will
*V«a regularly aboot Joly lT Rural
lie! la (ha railway sutler.
Tba scenery la mr beautiful aad
‘bate ate many points of loteraaft near
be auah aa tba famous old rook bourn
of Col. Jock ftfatUo.lba Revululionsry
hero aod Indian fighter, Tory1* Datj,
Caatada, Iron Barb*. ftdrola Jtenaa*
rtca.eth. Tba Rooky Mountain burro baa
bees Introduced la elImb theta arm
eiptious height lo aafsty and aaaa.
Tba ItaaoTamnlta iiaetf aflorda more
• baa a auaplcloe that diamonds
or other jewels a booed. Aft tba
o»bar deposits of this rare atone lo
’ "? **■*»'* Urali la
tba Itimalayaa aod near Malboara, dla
jmods base been (band lo abend.aaa.
Tba prop* (store, Vada Meeam Sprtam
Oo., liaya adopted aa lu trodnaurk
tba watchword la
"Look far Urn diamond.”
It waa dmpty mareaHaa lo look near
Ua beak of tamimealale aad at what
aatmtiblac results hues ham. reported
"The medic lea of eor beneattetd.’’
“A girt from mother Nature lo heal
Urn people," “I carry It with me where
ayarl traral,” "It aired my lUb,” ”1
sat more, atom ■**. wo** mare, aad
am to wry way etre agar from I team,'
•t» character let to rxpnaakaii found ia
three feuera from t winter m*u, m a
latere. profcer ueal men, and rapeen »
tetlvm «f thenilowe leoaetleaa of life.
It reenr* b. he tha ideal eowMnnUoo of
Uaife. I.ietlrr. dlnretle, Mod pa rider,
■id lestuiatlve uervioe. The bnutly of
it la that it eau La uaad el home, aad lu
real medicinal relne Is reUMMwd bp
(lie carta it autkes there. Rah, frasii
air, a change of scans aod r'liaitr.
ujaha Um cure* is many lasuoeea aod
tl<* water get* ib» credit, bat there ia
nothingof (Im toil ia tbit. Th* follow
ing lwUwoat«U Slow that th* tlrta*
I* in tb* wafer:
WiK« ro*. N. C , October 10. 1000.
f-fter quit* eo extended rxpcrieooa
of preaciluing and noting raaolU of the
terica* mineral wafers, I ei.inwiUUug
Ip Ihiah this waUr tka beat renorater
•nd builder" a* af the* all. Poe
dcrofula. Cattanh aad Wood Lhasa* a
generally It I* alnywt a apaolda. Too
«uefa m wy opinion eauaot ha aaM of
lire curaUt* propcrur* of tho Vad*
Mceo a Water.
D. N. Dalton . X. D.
Chablottb, S. C„ Jo. »J. loot.
Yg^rigy?. ***** ' WlMU*
OenUraan—After ttelug *0 bottle*
of the Vad# Maeun Ml wral Water, I
a* prepared lo nay tho for induration,
elncgteh Hear, eeidiiy of the stomach,
with wblah l bat* been troubled f>v
montlrn, 1 Aad it the oust aettafeatery
of ell mineral watar (Lilfala, Sulpha*
end Tate's) 1 ha** Bead t eat not
prepared b» dlaonutiau* IU aaa yat.
1 tiara mi l roe hie with th* allmaaU
mentioned. ret 1 want to let th* recov
ery he complete.
I hey* a***r felt better la all my IK*,
aad 1 am bepefal that my core ia tea
plat*. IInearer. 1 will ooctluoe th*
am of the water for tome Hate to eoaw.
I allow an opport unity to paw lo which
I can b*tp you and beneaKy.
I tboeght that Harris fJthia oould
pot be excelled, hat Veda llnua
knock* It not. 1 aw ealhaSaatle hi
Wo aretaa, aad reoowwead It t* all
eegerera from ahoy* Ul*. in do so
el seed atwac for wbteh ship aw a bar
rel at eerlleat aoayyniiuee.
Yoon vary truly,
H. T. ClIRKlTznKito,
ThMar Trjao Street X. I. Church
Sooth.
Our enterprise* drag Ana, J. 0.
Kxvxwy * Oo, hay* wanaai th*
ngancy lor this wml*r, aad ehlpmeafe
are b*|p> wait* dlreot by tb* Vadt Xa
rumSprToc* Ob., Wtaataa 0. U—Air.
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Nm Ytft-k VnN.
At MM* a ptotolaaat inaotoaaaatmad
a praaUoal pbUaatbmpP to Uto pco
poaad Bata uf "flaallog Notate" tar Maw
York. Tito woodar to that Uto* wara
not p«t lata ootowlaeton loop ego.
why ahould iboaa whoaaaoot toaya
tha oltp dorlop tbo boatad taraa-tba
poor a ad l ha araaaaroao altka—atay all
alpU and aUdawban wUhla aa boot la
Iba aptoadld daaaa tar a taaatc rraort ?
Darpaa Bttad with raatwraat bad toata
room towed down tha bap at sight aad
I hook la Um aaoralitp woold aaabto hot
watobeT woctara to atoap tos honta Is
thapuia.aoat air at Uw aaa wltboat
leotap s worktop waotost.
Hm proto rat laa nldosi attaefca
thoaa who atoap wait at night; Ha too
Utoa looraoaa la aaabar froaa dap to
dap dartap a lana hat malt baaasm a*.
djrenoe «•*» under Uto bnrdao Of
eliaaVmt If Mr. ArbnokJa aaablaa
' work tap wan to mood IwIn or loar
un bourn oat of tbo of HNatp-foor at
no ba ought to wla bp hto aatorpriao
t Hooka, proPta, pad laltaiara
•wawmaaMm
HOMma* waabi.
Tbo httoo of Bnrktea* Anton Balm,
to Uto beat la tkt World, rxiaada
roaod tbo aarlb. It* tbo am parfaa>
Haator of Cali. Ootaa. Bams, IHraHaa,
Dorm, Baalds. BaMa. fttasra. Fat me.
Aobeo, Paisa ewd aU Mils Inmttosa.
Ooly lafaillblaPUaOoto. Mosbopat
■yah|.
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:
L. THOMPSON & SON,
Having moved our atop from the Jenkins Block to ow on
bnildiug next to Andrew's Furniture Store, w« am ink at
hoasa to onr friends and Invite them all to call on ua for their
Shoes, Shoe Making, end Shoe Repairing*
We carry a good stock of ohm's and women’* sbdea of our own
make, we make to order, and we do aU aorta of repairing all the '-ftS®
time. Call on oa.
I*. THOMPSON 4c BON.
The Iron Clad Bnfldtng Next to iadnw'i Bin»^Wf pfriT
Swimming in Ink
^• V.'-:'. C>W-''"Vr*'
mi«ht «* •*»< ««* pleasure, but if you vast an k>k that
wi Kive you pka*ure In writing, come to us for it, and you
will soon be swimming is satisfictfca. Whether you want
ink that is black, blue-black, ml or white, copying ink, or
ipddlbfe ink, an ink for book-keeping, or tot legal docu
ments, for fountain pan or steel pea, for commercial use or
sc*oot use—ooma to os for it. We have the various kinds
If you want to swim in ink. we has* the quantity; if you
want to swim in satiafcrtinn wo hart the qnaHtyi. . Veil an
yonr ink troubles end get rid of them.
W. W. MARSHAL!, Ac OO.
GASTONIA BOOK STORE.
:
ALL H BALING SPRINGS
^ WILL BB->s
Open for Boarders on July 1.
Those seeking net, quiet, and recuperattoa
will find both climate and water beneficial.
*
Term* reasonable. Special rates per month and to Add re**,
ALL HEALING SPRINGS.
Gaston County. ALL HEALING. N. C.
—.. ..iaii---.nnu.am .*
THE NORTH CAROLINA 8TATE
NORMAL and INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE.
Hav* Yor a Davorsi ? 8n Viti Bum Yoc Am tm* Wonc
at P*o*MTiotr to tm* Boccatxkt You Otfl Hit*.
Due West Female College
offers the boot advantages. Educationally. Socially, Religiously, giving
A. »., B. 8.. Normal, Mask, Expression, Art aad. Btmllieaa Course*,
under experienced teachers, hi an ideal ooOege community. Moat
heoMhfal location. Deep tubular well, water absolutely pure. Low
rates. The peat year all oar room were occupied, and maoy room are
eogagod for octet session—tbe forty-third whfch opens September ittb
Bor illustrated catalogue, address
Rev. JAMES BOYCE. PKridMt,
DVB WEST, Aaamnujt Coawrr, 8. C
No Flies on Usl
We me wtre-ecreen doom and window*.
DoteMl Where did you get them? Why at
J. E. Page d Company’s.
Well, went And did you get them
promptly?
Yee, Indeed, after their wtia^aaatttag
arrived. They have a hall dock on hand
and are ready to help you la keeping the
fHeeout.