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On the John B. Jones place
three aulee from Bessemer City
tbeym rriMar da onto beat
d* bnd. Mr. Thomas 3. Roys
ter. the It. P. D. carrier, brought
•» the other day some speci
oseas of the ore called easniter
jte. I* fc dark like tarnished
leadaadisaxtrcaety heavy.
Oa the Joses property is a
wk. W feet wide, through
wbxrh ose or two shafts have
been sank 70 feet. Near the
top the on yields about S3* per
tia.sod the deeper the
on the higher the pec cent of
do. The samples kit on oor
desk an about OSfi per cent
Pat- Mr. Royster says be
maid aot be oarprised to dad
almost pare tin before the bot
tom ii reached.
A _•_0 m • • . . .
ly engaged in raising the ore.
An engine and boiler sad boist
mk aaehiae an at wash,, and
two ftt tanks 10x10 and 8 feet
dan are used to wash the ora.,
Alter the ace is thoroughly dried
hhpacked in bags of heavy
tripie-thick decking. If the ore
jadean it "eats” up the sack.
fb* premise of proltable re
write, is said to be very good,
end It gratifies us. to chroni
cle tbe fict that Gaston seems
to have a good share of what
ever may come of this discovery
of tin ora._
cmmi tr cim casks.
By agreement of attorneys,
the sntdoioed calender const!
tales the civil, cases to be tried
by tbejmy at the May term of
contt which convenes next Mon
day. May 23.
These cases win be tried in
the order in which they have
been set, sad as they ere reached.
Witnesses will not be allowed to
prove for their attendance in
any ease prior to tbe day each
is set for trial as shown be
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rXIDAV. MAY 771k.
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TUMOAT. MAT 11*.
y*i°j>i?*8S!S5f»« uh
II—**Ll*m» MIWs.
PbrfHilifii
Mlw Jennie Galloway, teacher
of vocal mask at Jones Semi
nary. AH BeaHag Springs, has
boon offered a position an tench
eria the United Presbyterian
college at Aaoloot, Egypt. She
MS the matter under considera
tion and will probably accept.
Mias Galloway is a daughter of
Mr. R. S Galloway, boaineM
manager of the A. R. Preibyte
rfan, Dm West, S. C.t and a
niece of Dt. J.JC. Galloway of
Gastonia. She was educated at
Dm West and fa a young lady
of way accomplishments.
ft wm fittingly suggested to
Tn OiggR man the other
that *M«e. <>• the
C- and N-W Railway, coaid
hmUk and ideal site for a
onttaa mill. It is a healthy loca
tion, good schools ate in sight.
thaae, then la another advan
tage: it in la a good farming
rwawaft/. prospective rain
m —*•*•* 4fl worse than to
aaaMi iog a mill at this
MIS. M. H, SAMPLE
Oraa! Sorrow Paila bM« A* Ufa
ol a Oaatm Coiuty Bay MV
at luilth.
Knoxville papers from which
clipping* ware handed ua yea
today by Mr. J. R. Henderson.
P( Begonia, tell of the death of
Mr*. Susie B. Sample, the yonng
wife of Mr. M. M. Sample, who
is remembered by maay of our
reader*. He was railed by Mr.
and Mn. Henderson, and went
to the Spanish war in Capt. R.
L- Dnrbaia’s company. Shortly
after being mastered out be
went with Mr. Porter Elmore to
the coal fields of Teaaenaee.
Martin was a boy who would
work and stick to hla friend*.
He got a railroad job, gradually
won promotion, and about three
years ago married a good Cbria
tian woman, of Knoxville. He
is now cooductor at a salary of
$123 per month.
«U wife died Thursday the
5th of May at a hospital, the
canae being blood-poisoning fol
lowing a difficult surgical opera
tion. She was • member of
the Third Presbyterian church
wnd also of its Willing Worker's
Society. Her funeral was con
ducted by her pastor. Dr. T. M.
Lowry, and a former pastor,
Mr. Parks. The grave, says the
Knoxville paper, was complete*
ly covered with flowers. Two
particularly beautiful designs
came from the Order of Railway
Conductors and another from
the conductors' wives.
The same paper speaks of
Mrs. Sample as of a quiet unas
suming nature, a good faithful
wife, and a Christian woman
whose death is deeply mourned.
Amour onr readers are many of
Captain Sample’s friends and
army comrades who will hear
with sympathetic Know of his
greet bereavement.
The board of county cotnis
non era met is special session
yesterday to examine the
SheTilf’s list of delinquent tax
payers. Mr. R. P. Rankin, to
whom tbe contract for tbe erec
tion of the county home bad
been let. made his bond sad the
contract was formally closed.
A card to Mr. Atkins of Th*
Gazbttx came tbe other day
from Mr. Robert Adams with
the post mark of Jerusalem on
it. He had iost received Th*
Gazbttk and read it "like a
letter from home.** Mr. Will
Wanes received a pocket mirror
1* a beautiful polisbfcd wood
case, which Mr. Adams sent him
froSLV*#,ci& D*™1* A cost
ly Oxford Bible'and a fine sou
venir album beautifully bound
between highly polished olive
wood covers were received by
Or. C. E. Adams.
Subscribe for Tax Gastonia
Gazbttk.
Cnmity Crap Report, May 14.
Cnrrres—S— of tha OuM,
Corn planting completed,
growing slowly, doing well,
stand irregular, replanting neces
sary, low-land coming up to fair
stand, some corn receiving first
cultivation.
Cotton planting completed,
stand irregular, slow growth,
chopping begun. Acreage will
be in official report of the 28th,
report acreage final.
Wheat making slow growth,
short stalk. Oats improving,
growing slow, 70% crop indi
cated. Wheat 80% crop Indi
cated. Rye 90% crop iaoicsted.
Peaches 30% crop Indicated.
Apples 40% crop indicated.
Strawberries promise fine crop.
Irish potatoes doiag well.
Gardens still backward.
R. D. Max tin, Gaston Coun
ty Crop Reporter.
coil CATARIRRT BfiKATflUfO
d. M. Kiaaadj a C*-. Offer to ga
H Hyiail Treat an at
Catarrh Wltfiaat
If lor a few minutes four times
a day yon breathe Hyomei. all
catarrhal germs will be destroyed
sad the irritated mucous mem
brane restored to health.
. With every Hyomei outfit
there is a neat Inhaler which eas
nyotofl orcftDM through this
contains . tha same heeling
balsams that ara found is the
fig fipofi the moo stales, where
catarrh ft unknown.
It destroys all catarrhal germs
the air paesagea of the bead.
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SUCCESS, CLOTHING ,
la but another name for
SCHLOSS CLOTHING
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That's the kind we handle. It
is the "kind that helps yon on
in the world" and is ever"cou
sideratc of yonr pocket book."
"Cletkes don’t motet Uet
man, tot food (lottos
kavrsotnrtd many • good
position," sold m rail
road prtsidtn! rrdntfy.
Our clothes *ive yon a proa
perona appearance, when yon
1 come here and walk of! with a
snappy suit like that shown
• in the picture
At a* littla a prion aa $10
WKA.CO ** {
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"Drop in and let ua talk tt over."
Swan-Slater Co.
OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS
HOLLAND
Clothing
Men’s Furnishings
Shoes and Hats
J. Q. HOLLAND & CO.:
Town Prooertv
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fMprisI
rnrwttioB01 th*eoenty, andmw himber
JZ2sis,ar6J2&?~n Urm *«■
Gaston Loan A Trust Co.
W. T. Lovb. Pr*». B. O. McLuiD.Tnu
FRESH JUICY STEAK
Thg_>wcet_jcndgr_lclitd |» belt for your appetite
Buy it from Coffin* and Oo*
•ett’a market, where yon can get
Scat »tc«k» »t I2yic per Um good itwka, 10c per It.
S—*•> —••owed la tlx »ld»f—hfoned wiy, 10c Ik
Call to aea n*. It ia a pleasure to treat yon right.
COGGINS and GOSSETT
Phone |0« jenkina a look
Mod la Searglj.
If r. John C. Moon, i brothei
of Mr. J. Walter Moon of Be
gonia. died suddenly in Rome,
Ga., on Friday, May tbe 0tb.
He was enjoying his usual health
when be arose In the morning
and the end came without warn
ing. Tbe deceased was sixty
three years of sea and waa born
and reared in the Begonia neigh
borhood, where many clone rela
tives and frieads survive to
aaoara bis untimely death. Mr.
Moon waa a brother-in-law
of our townsman. Dr. B- P.
Glean, and of Rsquire W. D.
Oltwu, of Crowder’s Crack,
whose sister be married several
yeara befan be went to Georgia.
She died about thrae yean ago.
—Cagt. W.». Smith at Ctovsr was
•gang Saturday's dsftm in tba
The Newton Bnterpriae teyi
that the Stpnni Coart baa
(ranted a new trial la the caaa
o* Drum re. Miller. This la a
aar irooi Hickory towoehlp la
akleh J. A. Draw rued a eehool
(•acker by the am °i Miller
Urdaaiae* lor Hilary to bl* boy •«
rye. Miner threw a lead paaefl
*1.^1 *** . •y*
It is said that more than 100
young doctors will apply f6r
license at the meeting of tba
State Medical Board in Raleigfa
to-morrow. •*
One day last week lightning
sir tick three fine hogs belonging
to Mrs. Elijah Averett in Gran
ville comity, says the Oxford
Ledger. It did not kill the hogs,
bat they have been unable to
walk ainre. The stroke knocked
oas ont of the pea.
Subscribe for The Gastonia
OaXETTE, Gaston connty’s lead
ing newspaper, >1 per year.
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drtaka tor warm paoyla ar* at
•aya oa tap at Hinaoa'a M(
Bmlt St* ad Dray la a»d kaay
aaal, it aifl 4o mo (tad.
TMrd tot of VaUmtlaa BftAWH
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J. S. HINSON
BUSY DAYS
AT THE PEOPLE’S STORE
We will have something of
interest to tell you in Fri
day’s Issue. Keep your
eye on this space. £ tk
THOMSON CO.
THE PEOPLE’S STORE
THAT WATCH OF
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Too seed clemtaa and taincaeoeee
la a while, aad aa dot* peac watch.
About once a pear Ilia prapoeitioe et
clamina and attinff that watch cornea
op. It'a then that poo want to think
of aa. The treatment accorded a watch
UiniC the Mac whether It ia the beat
or the pooraet atehe—that U. the beat
etteatlon U cine. it. WBTZKLL te
an expert at handling watcher Let
him da ap poor time-piece, it ::
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