The Ga»tonla Ga«ctte.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Binding twine, (Deeringi for
sate at Elite Grocery. —10c>.
f^REPB TISSUE-1000 roll*. all
the different shades, at Adam*
Drag Co.
AVE YOU GOT YOURS? We
mean that furniture which Wil
liams ia selling at coat. 7tn
Wf ANTED—Cood tinner with mum
” experience in cornice work.
Most be sober and reliable. State
experience and wagts wanted Call
or address UaxKTTK ottec. 34tn.
Notice ol Now Ain.
Swan-Slater Co.—Warm weather
wear.
Jo*. P. Yeager—Indies’ Furnish
ings.
Williams Furniture Co.—Furniture
•till going at coat.
Adams Drug Co.—Wc can fnmiali
you cream.
Klndley-Belk Bros. Co.—Get ready
for the hot days.
Morris Brothers Department Store
—Red hot prices.
TUESDAY. JUNE 7. 1904.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—Change B. C. Rhyns to C B.
Rhyne cm yoor phone flat.
—Don't forget to meet the tax
lister* at the cit^r hall Friday.
—Central Committee meeting at
four o'clock to-morrow afternoon
—The Fourth of July is coming
with a whoop and will gel here on
the 2nd.
—A sore foot haa been about to lay
off Mr. W. O. Oattis for a day or
two. A troublesome abscess scemi
to be following a bruise.
—A big seining party consisting
of Messrs. J. I.. Falls, Moses Ro
man, John F. Holland, L. F. Groves,
T. M. Faysaoux and Capt. Geo F.
Bason, apent last night at Tuck
* serge.
—We bear that a gay bachelor of
Stanley has been plowing up hi*
yard to sow peas and enrich the soil,
so that he may have a lawn and a
fence and a swing and a rattle and
—a girl.
—The telephone which was re
moved from the freight depot sev
eral months ago by order of Supt.
II. Baker was re-installed June 1st.
The phone was put in and ia paid
for by the Southern. The number
is 73.
—"I want you to state on my
authority," said Rev. W. L. C. Kil
lian the other day, "that Mr. An
derson Davis has the best garden in
town. fee teen it and know." And
Bro. Killian mounted his wheel and
rolled noiselessly away.
—A list of yonng men who have
recently enlisted in the United States
Army at the Charlotte recruiting
station, published in Sunday's Ob
server, contains the name of Gallon
Mitchell of Gastonia. He enlisted
for the infantry and was sent to
Columbus. Ohio.
—A new $300 cash register attracts
attention at the Baltimore Racket.
It is mounted on a beautiful piano
poliabcd quartered oak cabinet,
which contains six money drawers,
in which the money for as many
talesmen is separately deposited.
It haa the usual means for register
ing the sale on a alip for the cuato
tner, and retaining a copy for the
store.
—The following young people will
return the lattct part of the week
from Due West where they have
been attending Brskiue College and
Due West Female College: Mias
Bessie Anthony, Mias Amelia Craw
ford, Miss Willie Falla, and Mr.
Grier Carson. Mr. Edgar Long will go
from Due West to Waynesvtlls at a |
delegate to the Southern Students'
Conference of the Y. M. C. A.
Mr*. Samuel Clement* (Hark
Twain) died in Florence. Italy,
Sunday. The body will be
brought to the United States for
interment.
Ttn LAMBS Imi ptlnltf their
cbarehce. and ikmhn w urge tatty
Mlatitm la re ante bar tra give a liberal
guaatity of Ibt T iiaginin S Martmce Ratal
toward the palatine.
WeanawdcovtnIlka rold.
Doat pay 81.SO a emlloa lot Lfatated Oil
(WOlth do cental which tow do when yoa hat
ether palate la a can with a paint label aa It.
* S 0 make 14. therefore whea yoa weal
feartoea aalltaa ol paint, bey only tight of
L. S X. and wit aft gallon* pure Llnteed
Oil with it. ead that get paiat at tone than
81 JO per gmlle*.
Many haaatt an wall palatad with foar
gallona of I~ A X. aad three gallon* <d Un
wed Oil arlacd therewith.
Thaw Celebrated Relate arc told by
Gaptowia UAnsrwaag Co ,-Caatoaia
TMOwraon A Panua, .-_titan It r
PERSONAL MENTION.
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IfBBP COOL and buy your (umi
tare at coat from William*. 7ta
Medical Men Meet.
The pbycicians of the county
had their monthly meeting yes
terday in the city hall. A pa
per on "Flux in Children" wai
read by Dr. J. M. Sloan, and
one on " Malaria" was presented
by Dr. S. A. Wilkins of Dallas.
Mlea Stokoa Organise
At a meeting of the Board of
Stewards of Main street Metho
dist church held Tuesday bight
Miss Elise M. Stokes of York
ville was elected organist. Miss
Stokes is a member of the
graded school faculty and has
filled the position of organist at
this church acceptably for the
past- month or more. Prof. J.
H. Separk. Mr. C. M. Nolen,
and Mr. I. K, Dixon were ap
pointed as a committee on
music.
THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
to furnish your home for a nomi
nal auto. Wa are telling all furni
ture at coat. Williams Furniture
Co- __ 7tn
lw. J. W. Orillia Married.
Rev. J. W. Griffin, who has
been making his home with his
sons in Gastonia, has joined the
order of rx-widowers. He was
married last Sunday morning
and is now keeping house at his
home in Stanley. His bride
is Mrs. Rosa Hamrick, daugh
ter of Mr. Joseph Stroup of
Iron Station, and the ceremony
was performed at 9 o’clock Sun
day morning, by Rev. C. W.
Pasoor, near CheiTyvitle, at the
home of Mr. Wade Holtnes, who
is a brother-in-law of the bride. It
is hard to get ahead of the wid
owers when they make a start.
A Word ina Tim.
" Please find enclosed $1 for
my renewalwrites Mr. Jno. E.
Ferguson from Texas, "I don't
want to miss an isane. Crop
proapects are good. Wheat and
oats very good, bnt too mnch
rain st present. Harvesting
has begun.”
List Tsar Taxes.
The following appointments
for listing taxes have been post
ed by Mr. W. A. Palls, Jr.: He
will be at Spe ocer Monntain the
9th; at the City Hall in Gastonia
the 10th; at toe Arlington cot
ton Mill the 11th, Pisgab the
14lh and Crowder’s Creek post
office the 10th._
Hr. Aarsa Pierce Harried.
In Dallas Thursday afternoon,
Mr. Aaron Pierce of the Old
Mill became an ex-widower by
marryiug Mrs. Alice Warren of
the same mill. They drove
over to Dallas to have the cere
mony performed and took near
ly all of their Gastonia friends
by surprise. May they enjoy
roach happiness.
Detintln Service*.
The first of the service* pre
liminary to the dedication of the
Main Street Methodist church
will take place on Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock when Rev.
C. M. Campbell, of Tbomaaville
will preacb. Rev. W. M. Bag
by will preacb on Thursday eve
ning, Rev. H. L. Atkins on Fri
day evening and Dr. G. H. Det
wiler on Sunday evening. The
dedicatory sermon will be
preached on Sunday morning by
Bishop A. W. Wilson of Balti
more, Md.
Baby Slaeos by H« Mother.
Poor months ago Mrs. Jasper
Rhyue was buried at Chapel
church, leaving three little chil
dren, one of them a babe ju it a
week old. Yesterday this little
babe, William Boger, was laid to
rent beside his mother, after
funeral services conducted by
Rev. W. J. Boger. Mr. William
V.lLincberger, the father of Mrs.
Rhyne, was in town yesterday to
get a casket. The little one died
at three o’clock Monday morn
ing. Since the mother’s death
in February the little babe has
been eared for by Mr. Rhyne’s
mother, who came to live with
him. With those who sorrow
over the death of this little babe
their friends sympathize deeply.
List Taer Tax as.
I will be at the following
places on the dates named for
the purpose of listing your taxes;
Osark Mill, Tuesday morning, the
7th.
Modena Mill. Tuesday afternoon,
the 7th.
Avon Mill, Wednesday morning,
the 8th.
Gastonia Mfg. Co . Wednesday
afternoon, the Xth.
Trenton Mill, Thursday morning,
the 9th.
City Hall, Friday morning, the
lOt A.
City Hall. Monday, the 13th,
E. H. Terror.
Tax Utter for Town of Gastonia.
_ — 7cl.
Bmi Ttir Pitot Need Tnaiaf?
Why let your pianos to to ruin
when you have a chance to have
them looked alter and properly tuned
and regulated by one who under
stands his business and has built up
a reputation by giving' bit patrons
the fullest satisfaction. See testi
monials of prominent cilixena of
Marion, Newton, Ltncointon, and
•amending towns.
For the hot days that are due us by —j ^ _ ,_
purchases to-day from our bargain list of “Hot
Weather Specials." Just call your attention to
a few out of this houseful of big values. :: ::
THAT FIVE CENT COUNTER
Is receiving new additions almost dally In White -
Goods, Lawns, Linen, Crash, Madras. m
Values range from 10c to 15c. All one Kf>
price, per yard..
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Big Umbrella Sale
at 96c.
100 umbrella*, made of good quality
mohair, taffeta, fast black. Manu
factnrers sample handles. Worth
anvwhcre $1.50. Oar bar
gala price___*rOv*
Good quality ateel rod um- uo.
brellas_OOC.
Parasols
for ladies misses and chil- Cl 4 (2
dren 25c 48c 75c 08c_^1.^*0
Hammocks Ham
mocks
Extra special values at $148
Gauze and Lace
Hose
Gordon dye brand and without a doubt
the best values you ever saw for
the price, per pari 48c
A splendid quality of very fine |
drop stitch hose for_„„_IvC
Most complete stock of
ladles' cotton and lisle
thread game vesta.
Regular 10c cotton gaaze vests
Extra nice lisle thread gauze
The new styles of
Kabo Corsets
No. 657 tod 639 aide of the feather
weight batiste in two of the beat
•hapes with hose supporters at
tached Xoo-rustable f| aa
eyelets, sizes IB to 28... #I*UU
Two new styles In summer freight
gtrdlea. The best gar ascot
known to the trade it tbe j oA
A tew dozen of those fancy «n jg _
summer girdles at_waC
Ladles Shirt Waist
The best styles and material in the
75c* ***36c
Keep Step With
The Season.
Don't he bechuwd Ms straw bet
time. The season is in fall bloom
there >s nothin* a boat a men write
g.TS^ Ste
fftiofi nf tempting ixkl tbt vtrlity
jpassaigttigig
tioo. Among the very popular la
The Split Yachts
« $UM> SUS. He. 48c
Keep Cool
Don’t forget that new line of men's
serge and alpaca coats. The bant
of materials, correct in avstv
detail. Alpaca oasts *ZJt
coat* fl.nSSJMai!L$4*98
Shirts
For sun nod boys mods of good
quality, atriped madras witT^S
tod dots sad best designs. M • _
Good fitting and well msdaSOC
Oxfords for Ladles
Tho vary boat stylos and bom mate*
rials for tbt price, consists stock
fc%!8SHag.$2.gO
Oxfords for Men
If yon want the best of —«—
correct styles tty the Select©
Fntent or ptotalridr
Such
bants
deserve the beet tmtnent-Otw ttua
iBajbgnress
Ralston Health Oxfords
at $4.00 per pair.
PATENT or PLAIN KID. ,
MILLINERY MENTION
That’s all It needs now, as It has demonstrated distinct ability
to produce high quality Millinery at low prices. See the leaders
Kindley-Belk Bros.
CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH.
Furniture I
at Cost for Spot Cash, and
,
We have just received a large shipment of Dining Room Tables, Sideboards, Dining Room Chairs, handsome Bed
Room Suits at all prices, and a big line of rugs, all sizes and kinds. Also Centre Tables, Hammocks, and Imitation
Leather Couches. All bran new goods go at cost for spot cash. Don't miss this grand opportunity. Come early
and get your choice. BIG LINE OF GO-CARTS JUST RECEIVED. A A A A A A A A HI
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WILLIAMS U
Craig and Wllaon Building JOHN H. WILLIAMS, Manager