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JAS. W. ATKINS, Editer «od Μ·η·4·Γ.
Devoted to the Protection of Home end the Intereste of
VOL. XXVII.
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PUBLISHED TWICE A WEEK-TUESDAYS AND
GA8TONIA, N. C„ FRIDAY,
W. Y. ΛτηΜπι/. C. N. Rvami. Fictif <1. A. O. M«tu. Cashier.
CAPITAL HO.OOO
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OASTONIAt N. C.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, and
farmers Invited.
Liberal Denting along Conservative Lines.
SAVINGS
We have added a Savings Department, in which we Pay
4 per cent., compounded every three months. If yon have
not already opened an account in this department we invite
yon to do so.
"A Social Glass of the Highest Class" |
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Commencing at 10 a.m. till 1 p. m.
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Charlotte Observer
The Ltrfest aid Best New··
paper in North Carolina.
Every day li tke Year. SS.00 a Year.
Tiu Oiutvu coniliti of 10 to It
pave· daily mad 20 to 32 page· Buniif.
It nasdlee mon u«i matter, local,
State, national and foreign than any
other North Carolina newspaper.
THE 'SUNDAY MSOYBt
U unexcelled aa a sew· medium, aad
la alao Λ Had witfc excellent matter ol
a miacellaneoua nature.
The Semi-Weekly Obaerver
laaued Taeadaya and Friday·, at $1.00
r. la tba Urraat paper for the
la thfa aactton. It eoaalate <A
tordra.
Add rasa,
THE OBSERVER CO»,
ciiavLotti. n. c.
CARD MOUNTS for photo* Vari
it} of colora at OAiarra ο See
Gray·, grace, wfcae, red. fa ler«i
akptte-et»M cat to order.
Tramp· Doa't Uk· IT—
ItthkM Them Work
Beaofwrt Ginger Ale
A SplMdld Taaic aad Ia
virorant
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ΑΠ Orot*T»7»rjjnriat·.
The Jahn H. Spark·' Shew·.
Will exhibit at Gastooia Thurs
dsy afternoon and night, Nov.
15th.
The excellant reputation left
by the Sparks' Show» on former
visit· to Gastonia would alone
insure liberal patronage this
time, but the lnsty growth and
ysst improvements id the show
since its task visit will make it
more attractive than ever.
Sparks is a man of energy and
enterprise, wide experience and
ample capital, and ha has
brought all this to bear in mak
ing bis ahow so peri or to all
other similar exbibitiona. He
has a brand new train of monster
railway cars ballt especially for
blm, all new gorgeous cages,
dens, costly trapping·, etc. He
has engaged the best talent big
salaries can procure. He has
expended over 140,000 in in
creased equipment. Every effort
hsa been made regardless of post
to make his show satisfying to
his pride and advanced ideas.
That be baa succeeded la amply
proven by the way the news·
papers apeak of hie exhibition
wherever he has appeared. It
is the universal verdict that he
'ias now the moat splendid, com·
plete and high-class exhibition
of the kind in America.
ltveryona should come to town
in tima to see the çorgeopi
street parada at oopa, aad then
follow the crowd to the ahow
grounds a|id witness the big free
exhibition,
One hundred and fifty men ar<
busy throwing dirt oa the nea
railroad that 1· to connect Piae·
hirst and Aberdeen. The road
will be operated by the Aaheborc
and Aberdeea road. The com
pany expects to have traim
running over the road in Pebra
ary.
YOBK AND YOR1 VILLE.
What'· toll* Amomi oir Nslfk
k*ra Jut Acr··· Ik· Li··.
YocVrllle Baquirw. M
There i· «till lots of cotton tc
be picked yet, some of the fleldi
being practically untouched
The backward couditioo u!
work io the cotton 6elds if be·
cause of tbe scarcity of labor.
There are a number of people
in the Ogden neighborhood who
insist on believing that Ralney
Wilson was not killed by a train:
but that be was murdered mm
his body was placed on the
track. So far as it has been
practicable to learn there is nc
direct evidence oa the subject
The annual flower show which
was to have been held to-day un
der tbe auspices of tbe (oral so
ciety of the Presbyterian chnrcb,
had to be called οβ for want of a
suitable room in which it could
be held. The bsby show is in
progress this afternoon at tbe
n( ι/.., r τ u...i
•ad the understanding is that
the flower show will be held utxt
rear as usual.
Bart Brian, little aon of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Brian, bad quite
a setlous accident around at the
traded school last Friday after·
noon. The children were watch
ing the exhibition of · trained
bear, when suddenly the animal
started in the direction of a
bunch of them and caused a
stampede. Little Barr was
caught under a pile of other
boys and rendered unconscious.
His life whs dispaired of for a
timet but it has since developed
that he was not permanently in
jured and be is now able to be
about again.
Several leading colored men
of Yorkville have called at The
Bnqnirer office at digèrent times
recently on account of certain
rumors which they say ate in
circulation and which they wonld
like to bave corrected. The ru
mors as we understand them are
to the effect that the colored
"lodges," which ones we are
not informed, are teaching un
rest aud dissaiisfactjon as to la
bor, wages and domestic service.
All of the colored men referred
to, and they are representative,
insist raw iaey neve do kuowi·
ed|re of tncb teachings iu their
lodge*, or through any other
source. We have no information
•boot the matter more specific
than ia included in the above.
Special Uv (Hi·.
The C. & N.-W. Railway
Company baa iaaucd the follow
ing notice aa joint circular No. 1:
To All Agenta t
Upon application and suffi
cient notice to thia office, Spec
ial Round Trip Ratea will be
quoted partie· of Twenty-five to
Filly people on one ticket, on
regular trains, between any two
pointa, on tbeae lines.
Effective on and after April
lat, 1906, B. P. Rkid,
General Passenger Agent
Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus coun
ty, is to bave a bank.
Wtaltd: M M·· «si Warn··.
Adam· Drag Co. tbe enletpris
' ing druggûts, an adv.rtUing to
day (or fifty men and women (o
take advantage of the special
half-price offer they are Baking
os Dr. Howard's celebrated
specific for tbe cur· of constipa
tion and dyspepsia, and get a
fifty cent package at half-price,
25 cents.
So positive are they of tb«
remarkable power of tbis specific
to cure tbese diseases, as well as
sick headaches and liver troubles,
that tbey agree to refund tbe
moaey to auy customer whom
this inediciae does not quickly
relieve and cure.
Witb Dr, Howard'· specific at
hsnd, you can eat what yon want
and bave no fear of 111 conse
quences. It strengthens tbe
rtoaiach, rive· perfect digestion,
regulate· lPe bowel·, create· aa ap
j>ctite. and make· the Hfe worth
u,Sf. •n nnaaual opportunity to
obtain 00 doaes of Ike bast medicine
ever made for kaU iu ragnlar price,
with the pernona) ipuraotM of a
wall known buaioesa fins to refund
the money if It doea not give aatia
If yon cannot call at Adama Drag
Co. atore to-day. Bend tbem 25 centa
by mail and tb«jr will «rod jroo a
package promptly, charge* paid.
Adana Dru Co. kave bee* able to
••cur» only a ll»i ed «apply of the
•pecinc, ao ercat ia the iJcma»4, and
vo* alioold not delay taking advan
tage of the liberal offer they ar» raak
log thta week. Νβ-23.
I· lb· Cure· M.
Episcopal church—Service·
11·. u»., conducted by Bishop
J. M. Horner.
West Rod Methodist church
—Preaching tl 11 ·. n. tod 7
p. m. Rpworth I^eteue *t β p.
m. Sonday. Rev. J. M. Do»··
in. pastor.
Lutheran church—Communtbo
services at 11 ·. m., Snoday.
Preparatory services Sstqrday at
3:45 p. m., Rev. John Hall, pas
tor.
St. Michael's Catholic church
—Mas» at 11 a. m. and service·
at 3 p. m. the tr.d and 4th Snn·
day's of the month. Services at
3 p. in. every Snnday.
First Presbyterian chnrch—
Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7 p. «.J Sunday school at
10 a, a. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night. Rev. R. C.
Anderson, pastor,
Main Street Methodist church.
Rev. B. If- Bain, pastor—Sun
day school, 9:45 a. m.; Bpworth
League devotional meeting, 6:45
p, m.| the hours for preaching
•re 11 a. m. and 7:90 p.m.;
morning subject, "The Irumova- {
ble Kingdom of God* t evening
subject, "A Word to the Young."
Stranger· welcome to all these
services.
First Baptist church— Preach
in? at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sub
ject for morning, "Giving
Others the Benefit of Onr Ex
perience"; Sunday school at
9.45 a. in.; Young Ladies' Mia
I sionary Society 3 p. m.; Β. Y.
P. U.. Tuesday 7:30 p. m.;
prayer meeting Wednesday at
7 p. m. Rev. W. H. Reddish',
pastof.
PRESS COMMENTS
WW S«M *f tk· Mat·
'·»*· ·« *«rW Atwt
Tfe· QiMtt· h4 tta Nrw
liai Vtrii Pre· Clmlaal
CUvdxad Mv, OU.
The Gaatonia Oarette bu
changed budi and Mr? J. W.
Aikia·, o! The Charlotte Obser
ver. become· the editor and
proprietor, succeeding Mr. W.
P. Marshall. Mr. Marshall is a
newspaper man of experience
and capacity and he bas made
The Guette a distinctive force
in the upbuilding of Oaitonia
and Gaston county. Mr. At·
kins is au experienced newa
paper nun and will make The
Oazette one of the very beat
and most popular papers la the
ChlSlM M jMftff
CfcarMU ObMrmr. Ttk.
The Observe! wish ci to taikc
recognition in this department
of the worth oi Ur. Jsmes W.
Atkins, lately the new» editor,
«bo ha* bbnghtThe Qastouis
Gazette an4 gone to that ex
cellent town. There is a doable
resist ia this departure, for it
means the retirement from the
newspaper business of Mr. W.
F. Marshall, the recent owner
and editor of The Guette, and
one of the ablest newspaper men
in the State. In Mr. Atkins he
has a worthy avecessor, and The
Observer1· best wishes an with
both. |n consequence of his
leaving this paper. Mr. Victor
L Stephenson snccecds him on
Us news desk. Mr. Tbeo. P.
Klotts, Jr., takes his plaça as
exchange editor and editorial
writer, and Mr. C. W. Notnce,
late of The Evening Chronicle,
follows Mr. &lutU as telegraph
editor, Mr. R. W. Vincent con
tinning as managing editor.
These are all bright young nun
who are destined to make their
tu ark in the profession.
WW* Yea Umrc Ut Blue· »nd
Don't Cam a D—far Any·
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Beaufont Ginger Ale
SappU·· the Waat-It'· ΑΠ
Warm· Your Blood aa<l Make·
You Hu*tl«
Drink it «α4 -Peel Better.
For Sale try All Grôcen. Dnir
Kilt ι, Fountains
The eight coacbroeu em
ployed oa tbe Vsnderbilt estate
at Biltmore bave gone oa a
atrike and returned to their
homes ia tbe North. Tbe
coachmen claim that inferior
rations were being furnished
them.
The remains of Dr. J. B.
Matthews, wife-taurJerer and
suicide physician, of Greens
boro, were interred at Maple
wood Cemetery, at Durham,
Tuesday from the boose of hi*
j»renta, _Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
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Vigorous Health <« the
mo»t Dependable Wo^fc M
posses*
ft τ·*ρ« * »wdy hanrest
Alun> \n food wfil change Health'»
ruddy glow Into pinched pJene» by drying,
up the rich red blood, which nrtcrc provides..
You take alum ioto your food by the use of,
so called,. cheap Powder· in which a Kim it used at a
cheapening substitute for pure Cream of Tartar. There is
only one sure way to guard jroer health against flum
and ita injurious effects—Buy only an abeçlutely put* Grape
Cream of Τartar Baking Powder—buy by the name—
Say ptainfy
ROYAL p&mw
Koyil U nude from absolutely pure Grape Cream of Tartar,
fcoyal it a safe-guard to health.
Read the Sign at the
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suing*
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TRIBUTE TO BLINO BON. ,
Tt» «ympathy that ■«<«< Un. WB> \
ItaBt Stcgtor. widow of 9m bnttag pow- I
ϋ(Μ|Μ·ΐ|Τ *nr Y«*aad Oansoct- t
Wsrt. promoter of arrtte oaplortl—. ta ι
plan · free luvntw tor tba bUsd *u 1
primarily imwd by tte pdafortaao of ]
bar own 00η Uy bcr AM BMttatfK J
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Nrw York World
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barmatfi, Mar Wltwuarr». IV, who
bu tea* I1U1MI «hit* bo ni »u waafca
»WV n· là now «boot forty yoar· aH. <
kir. (MnWi «ald tte otter nlgbt ttet
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a niaxMhM «or tte Mind to Ma ateat
a year ·η mm afwr te M taM ter
wtet a boon κ ««M te t· tte MM
ta raat fpr *.analioa tte aawm, «m
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toM Mu ttet tea ted rwwlrad ta pat
tte plan lata «axwtaa «a mm m M
roaM te prfwtly Îrrdoptd. Ma ra
rvatly lafarmad bi* tbat«teba4M«a
thé ûrrnn piment* for publimtkM.
Mr. WM adaeatad la a Xt*
Tor ν lasUiato tar tte bUad at Xtetk
erruaa «nJ Tbtrty foiirth atraat. Ha
waut to wnbratena M J«2 far tawt
«ni by a apocMMt aad foar yaaca
latar ara· aanM at WUteaUam. Ba
ovma bla ara borna. f«r«traa a aa·
rortnbl» allowau» (rata Mt ai alter. M
wall road, tem «te oootaatad and
(te Mope awl ilrbef a« Map Mm
paapla t» fela WjM. * \ ·/>?
Mai »hall Davia had bia throat
cot with 9 nuor 1· Ike hand· ο(
omet Ltwto, «t » Μβτο frolic «I
Stocky Mont tHuéay ilgkt,
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OASTOWA, N. C.
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