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k . I...S. L. L. ADAT2S LZAD. ' I.GhS THAU COUuLEO. wants: QziziG Vt Ads Taytry' 'en An J OstEssslts..! A1vn-tinements inserted under thihrd t tlie rate of ten cents a line for the first insertion and fivecentu a line for each sub sequent insertion, i'ijone No, 50. . . OLD PArERS (or sale at Thr Ga zette office 5 cents a bundle. VWANTEDCountry pevine hay V and fodUer. J. A. Glenn Co. . , J - ta. COUCHES A bijr line at Williams Furniture Company, , tn rS IT A LEATHER Chair ycu want? men s Company. I 1 Then see the Williams Furniture JUST RECEIVED A shipment of ' Weathered Oak chairs and rock era. Williams Furniture Company. " 1 1 - i' FOR SALE at reasonable prices, Brown Leghorn hens and pullets. J. D. Derr, Dallas, N. C. tn. GET COUPONS while they last. Williams Furniture Co. CHINA CLOSETS and book cases, ,- new lot just recieved. Williams Furniture Co. . - SPRING MATTING SO rolls will be on hand this week. Williams Furniture Co. ; ... LOST Between Bessemer City and Dallas.watch fob with Elk emblem. Reward for return to E. E. Detter, Bessemer City.N. C. f J15c4 LOST Between J. G. Shannon's ' farm and Gastonia, on the night of Dec. 24th, two rood laprobes. Finder will be rewarded on returning same to Jno. F. Davis & Son, Livery men. tn. " VVANTED Names of all parties VV- owning old style talking ma- chines. Will make you cash offer for your old machine. Victor talking machines sold on easy payments 'to responsible parties by J. A. Glenn Co. Jllc4 ,"" I'"1'"' "' "";"--" 1907 To our many friends and . cus tomers we extend a most cordial and-hearty greeting with our best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year, v Realizing that merit is , the only foundation of honorable business success, we shall endeaver -. in the future, as in the past, to -maintain .the highest' standard of ' quality in all of our products. Rela tive to our Soda Water Business: after many years of hard work and . Practical Experimenting we have to-day two of the finest non-intoxi-. eating drinks on the Market: name ly RED STAR GINGER; ALE the finest on the Market. -(J. B. B. Pure) Strawberry. .". (It's simply fine.) We put up- nothing but the best and ask a part of your business, .' Yours to please, J. B, Beard & Co. Known as Koca Nola Bottling Works. We are . also headquarters for orcherade syrup and in bottles a fin drink, r , , J4c2. .FRIDAY. JAN. 4. 1907. 1 Gastonia Cotton." " These figures represent the prices . paid to wagons: Jan. 4th. Good middling . .10Jtf Strict middling .. . ,10 Middling L10 Tinges and stains . 9 to 10 Cotton Seed ......28Jf . OastonU Produce Market. Chickens 8 to 10c. Eggs : - l8c Bnrrpr y-.r ; , , - , 20c. Tnmiptt ' ' V. Onions , Corn. Sweet Potatoes. Peas. 75c ..65c to 70c. 50c Peavine Hay. ,1.50 ..65c. ; Notices o! New- Advertisements. . Southern Securities & Trust Co. : Stocks wanted and for sale. Opera House,"' Chas, H. Cavis, Mgr. Joshua Sinikins Jan. 10th. -, Gazette Publishing Co. For sale, Olds Gasoline engine. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Watch Gaston and Gastonia grow in 1907 County commissioners meet at Dallas.Monday. . '"Joshua Simkins"' at the " opera bouse 1 nursday night, the 10th. . -. . . . One cotton mill every thirty days in Gaston last year. How many for 1907? The , "city schools resume active - work , Monday, after a two-weeks holiday. The friends of Miss Irene Loughridge will regret to learn . that she is quite ill at her: home from pneumonia. . Many of the young people who have been- spending the holidays in Gastonia with home folks are returning this week to the various schools over: the State. - t Have you taken that build ing and loan stock yet? In the rush attendant upon the open ing ol the new year -don't forget that it is time to make a start toward owning your own home Mr. S. D. Yourjblood, of Clover, was iu town on business Wednesday. Dr. J. W. Campbell, of Clover, was in town yesterday on business. Mr. Hal Garrison, of Bessemer City, was in town Wednesday on business. '' ''".' " Rev, R. A. Miller, of XowelL was a business visitor in . (own Wednesday. ' , Mr. Marvin Cornwell, of Dallas, left Thursday or Raleigh to enter the A and M. College. ., .. Mrs.. John Lindsay spent Wednesday and - yesterday with friends in Yorkville. ' v ,'., Miss Minnie Costner visited her sister, Mrs. W. C. Garibaldi, in Charlotte, yesterday.' Mr. T. N. Kendrick and Miss Helen Riddle spent Wednesday night at Yorkville, the guests of Mies Hazel Grist. Mr. Hardaway Stowe and MrJ.F. Thomson, former Gastomans now located at Yorkville, were business visitors in town yesterday. , ' Mr. R. L. Swan returns to-day from Augusta, wnere be ana Mrs. Swan soent the holidavs with friends Mrs. Swan will remain for a longer visit. -Mr. F. W. Brawley,1 formerly in business here but now a merchant at Statesvtlle, was shaking hands with old friends on the streets yes terday. v ' - r Misses Delia and Myrtle Nolen- were the guests Tuesday of Mr. B. F. Leonhard's family at Lowell. Mrs; A. T. Lyda is expected to arrive to-day from Hendersonville to spend some time with the family of her brother, Mr. c. M. JNoien Miss Susie Carroll, of Newton returned to her home this" morning after spending several days with friends at Lowell. ' Mrs. Clarence Little,; of South side, a n d sister, Miss Florence Rhyne, of Laboratory, are , visiting tnenda at jueimont. Mr. Tommie Oates, of Tirzah, S. C is the guest to-day of. Mr. K W. Carson. He - will return home to-night. ' Dr. M. Jordoq McFadden, of Woodruff, 8. C, spent Wednesday in town the guest 01 nis tatner, Mr. l R. McFadden. Mr. John B. Sloan, of Rock Hill. S. C, district deputy organizer of the Heptasopns. was., in town Wednesday. - . - Mr. N. E. Anil, of Hickory, a member of the Phoenix Manufactur ing Company, spent, Wednesday in town, returning yesterday. ; 4r , ' Mrs. Anna Bell and four children returned Wednesday to their home at Blackstock, S C. They spent the Christmas holidays at Pisgab witb Mrs. Bell's father, Mr. J. B. Carson Mr. Georsre 11. Sherer. formerly with the ; Walters Brothers barber shop, has moved to Yorkville, says The Enquirer, and has purchased an interest m caber s barber snop. Miss Helen Jenkins, who has been spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. jl,. ju Jenkins, returned yesterday to Oxford to re sume her studies at Oxford Female Seminary. - Mr. Robert Glenn, of the Union neighborhood,' returned yesterday to Lenoir College, Hickory, alter spend ing the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Glenn. - Mr. Ed W. Killian returned ves terday to Atlanta to resume his pos ition as linotype operator on The Atlanta News. He has been - spend ing a week or more witb nis parents, Kev. and Mrs w. i c. Killian. - Prof. E. J. ; Hoffman, of the chemical department of the A. and M. College, was in town yesterday en route to Kaieigb.- lie spent tne bolidays witb bis tatber, Mr. L. . M. Hoffman, at Dallas. ? Miss Bessie Puett, of Dallas, and Miss . Lucia Hoyer, of Milwaukee, Wis., returned Wednesday to Balti more, Md., where they are students at the - Baltimore Medical College They spent their holiday vacation with Miss Puett's father, Mr. John C. Puett, at Dallas. ' Mr. Clarence Rhodes, Miss Callie Rhodes, Mr. Roy Summey Hiss C:!3 W 'i Zlzhrl Cs- C0CE5 CiUa c! fir. Ceora Voci V.;:;:a-r!2y X.'Umss Pretty Cersnsny ia flala Street Ilethoiht Chnrch. Iain Street Methodist church was the scene Wednesday eveuing at 8:30 o'clock of a brilliant weddinjr .when Miss Osie Iveish Shuford, ; daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hiram Shuford, was married ; to Mr. George Wood Wilson, of Gas tonia. Iong before the appoint ed hour the auditorium was filled with friends of the con tracting parties who came to witness the joining together of their Jives. The church been ' handsomely decorated : by deft fingers' with palms .and ferns. Over the two doors, one on each side of the altar, hung floral wreathes and whit wed ding bells. Mr. W. Harvey Overcarsb, of i Charlotte, pre sided at the organ and rendered several ? selections preceedfng the ceremony. ; v At the w hour; appointed the bridal party, entered,', to the strains of Lohengrin's march, in the iollowing order: Down the left aisle Mr. W. T. Love, Mr. J. Oscar Shuford, brother of the bride ; , Mr. Robert Wilson, of Guilford College, biotherf the groom; Miss Lowry .Shuford, sister of the bride, maid of honor; Jittle Miss Aline Reid, flower girl; then the bride, lean ing on tne arm ot ner orotner, Mr. Sam S. Shuford, who gave her away; entering by the right aisle were Mr.. . G. McLurd, Prof. Joe S. Wray, Dr. L. R. Wilson, of Chapel Hill. The groom entered from the pastor's studyr accompanied by his best man his brother, Prof. E. N. Wilson, of " Hayerford, Pa. The two were met at the chancel by the officiating minister. Rev, E. L. Bain, pastor of . both bride and groom, who spoke impres sively the words which made the two husband and wife. During the; ; ceremony Mr. Overcarsh played , softly;' Schubert's ' Ser enade. The party left the church to Mendelssohn's wed ding march. The bride looked charming in a gown of white silk radium witb Bertha of real lace. She wore a veil caught up with bride's roses and carried a bouquet of bride's roses. The maid of honor wore a dress of wash chiffon with baby Irish trim mings. Little Miss Alene Reid looked charming in a dress of white Japanese silk and carry ing a basket of - white carna tions. - The gentlemen were at tired in evening dress. From the cbutch the bridal party repaired to the home of v; ell-IInown CasfcrJa LaJy Ex pires After ErkI Illness En Vi'as Unexpected and Croagh Shock to Family and Friends' ith unexpected suddenness death came to Mrs.' Laura L. Adams yesterday evening at 6.45 o'clock at her home : on Main street and . many of her friends, who did not ' know that she was. .critically ill, shocked when they beard she was dead. She had beet, sick for a month or more but had rallied and, on the day previous, was thought to be much better. w w t . ner lamuy ana inenas were hopeful then of her recovery. had Early yesterday morning, . how ever, there was a change for the worse and she grew rapidly weaker till the end came Mrs. Adams was the widow of the late Joseph 'Adams, who preceeded - her to the grave a number' of yeais. She moved with- her . family to Gastonia from Huntersville about, 12 years ago and bad resided here continuously since. Prior to her marriage, she was a Miss Hunter. She was in the fifty second year of . her age, Sur viving the deceased ; are two sons: Mr. Willie Hope Adams. teller of the Citizens National Bank, and Mr. ; Harry Adams, conductor on the Western Division of the Southern; two daughters. Misses Lida and Rosebud Adams, of Gastonia: two sisters, Mrs. J. J. Ransom and Mrs. W. W. Orr, of Char lotte, and two brothers. Dr. M C. Hunter, of Mecklenburg county, aud Rev. W. M. Hun' ter. of Charlotte. . Mrs., Adams was a loyal and consistent member of the Asso ciate Reformed Presbyterian church. ' Hers was an exem plary Christian life and her sympathetic kindness - and nobility of character 'had drawn to her many friends to; all f f whom ' her death " brings a shock. ' "-' The funeral is being held Report cf Secretary and Treas . urer C. C. Armstroni of Gas tonla Zaililni and loan As sociation Shows Gratifying Increase Stockholders Hold , Annual. Meeting and. Elect l OIHcers. The second annoaf meeting of the stockholders of the Gastonia Mutual Buildinr & Loan Associ ation was held in the offices of the secretary and treasurer, Mr. C. B. Armstrong yesterday after noon at 3 o'clock. About 35 of the. stockholders were present and . the. following report was i submitted by the secretary and treasurer: v , ' , , , assets: Cash on hand 381.47 Loans.,i .-....w 38621.16 Expense.i...... 998 96 interest paid to bank 483.00 Withdrawn . 1873.00 1 Total. liabilities: Entrance fees......,........$ 395.00 Installments Interest collected.. Borrowed money $42357 59 ...... 33716.50 2246.09 6000.00 . Total $42357.59 The above report, compared i with last year's report, shows i that the business of the associ ation . has more than ; doubled since tne last meeting. The loans have grown from $18,- 101.00 to $38,621.16. while the assets have grown from $19,333.- 15 to $42,357.59. K S The following were elected directors for the year 1907: S. N. Boyce, C. B. Armstrong. J. E. Page, T. M. Fayssoux. T. N. Kendrick, Jt F. McArver. S. A. Robinson, R. M. Reid and T. L. Craig. The,: five last named succeed Messrs. Jno. F Love, G, A. Gray, A. M. Smyre.l Jno. O. Rankin and R. M. Johnston. . The following officers were re elected : President. S. N. Boyce : vice-president, J. E. Page; secretary and treasurer. C. B. Armstrong. . - this afternoon (3.30 o'clock) in . the Associate Reformed Pres byterian church. The .services are being conducted by Rev. Dr. J. C. Galloway. Interment will follow in Oakwood ceme tery, Moving. J. A. Spencer the tinne'r and contractor, is moving from his present quarters in the Davis block into the store room in the same block just vacated by the Singer Sewing Machine Company, where be will have larger -and better facilities for handling his . work. It is not known who will occupy the rooms vacated by this concern. Houses are still about the scarcest things on the Gastonia market. One cannot be bad for love or money hardly. " In re cent years the building of dwell ings has not kept pace with the rapid increase in population. New comers are forced, along with many who are already here, to board. There seems no pros pect . that there ; will be a suf ficiency of houses' at an early i date. iciency of houses' at late. OPERA'HOUSE FROST TORRENCE, Prop. CHAS. H. CAVIS, I Mgr. the bride's parents on Franklin. There are several bidders for it I nUrS(Jay nlgtlL uan. iuiii, ivut avenue - where they were, ten dered an ; informal reception. They left on No. 40 for a bridal trip to points in Florida. On their return they will reside on Air Line street, occupying the residence now occupied by Mr. Eli Kendrick. trC v sZlZ A large ULO, .1., AWT WW,UU.VT. Miss Effie Hoover and Mr. Howard Rhvne. all of ' Dallas, returned Wednesdav to Lenoir : College. Hickory, having spent the holidays witb nometoiks. Miss Mabel ; Patrick and Miss Marv Wilson, of the Union neigh borhood, returned Wednesday to the Presbyterian College, Charlotte, af ter spending " the holiday vacation with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. G R. Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilson.-: V ;v.;,:-,-;;,tf:-- !,.;,; : Miss Annie Craig, of the Point, and Miss Elva Hall, of Belmont, returned Wednesday to Asheville to' resume .their studies at the Normal Institute after spending the 'holidays with bomefolks. - -'.' ' Mr. K. E. McFadden. son of our townsman, Mr. I. R. McFadden, who has been witb tne southern Cotton Oil Company, of Columbia, S. C, for the past three years, has resigned his position to accept a place as bookkeeper for the Beaumont Manu facturing Company, of bpartanburg, 5. C. , . Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Carson re turned yesterday to Mississippi after a pieasani noiiaay visu 10 . . ine former's father, Mr. J. B. Carson, in the Pisgah neighborhood, arid other relatives. Mr. Carson has, until recentlv. been pastor of the A. R. P. churches at Cotton Plant . and New Albany, Miss., but the work has srrown to a point where it be' came necessary for New Albany to be made a charge within itself aca Mr Carson was made pastor. His many friends in Gaston were glad to 6ee him on his native- heath . ... once more. In " renewing - his su tion to The Gazette this week Mr. J. T. Spencer remarked that he was doubtless the oldest sub scriber the paper has. .' He sub scribed for it before the first is sue appeared and has read it continuously since.- . . Two handsome electric sig-ns have been installed by the Citizens National Bank.- They were put into operation last niht for the first time. One reads "We pay 4 per cent on savicjrs," while the other . says "We ray 5 per cent on certifi cate derc:':s." With firs. VeUelL "-Trie b nendry Matrons- were delightfully entertained yester day afternoon by Mrs. .L. F Wetzell at her home on West Main street. Trail was the game, for the evening and the prize, a beautiful silver bon bon dish, - with - the " inscription, "Friendly Matrons', ; January 1907," went to Mrs. D. A. Page. In addition to the' club mem bers the following" were present as guests: Mesdatnes S." A. Robinson, II. B. Moore, J. P. Cu!pT 4.- V. Calwelll, T. B. trown, A. A.? McLean, t.' T. Rankin and E.-II, Tuttls. array of handsome presents consisting, of cut glass. silver, bon-bon :- dishes,., rugs and many other articles both useful and ornamental attested the popularity . of these yonng people.. Space forbids individu al mention of all of these. The present of ' the groom's family was a handsome chest ,of sil ver; the . ushers, a coffee set; Mr. S. S. Shuford and Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Reid, a handsome dining room set; the - U. C. Club, of which the bride is a member, a large silver tray. As a mark of compliment the members of the U. C, Club were present in a body. Amonc the out-of-town guests at the wedding were: Miss Alice Wilson, sister of the groom, Lenoir: Mr. - Robert Wilson. brother of the groom." Guilford College; Dr. L. R. Wilson, brother of the gTOom.librariah of the State University,' Chapel Hill; Prof. E.N. Wilson .a brother of ; the groom, of the Haverford 'Fitting School, Haverford, Pa.; Mr.a and Mrs. W. A. Ridenhour, Kings Moun tain ; Mr. and Mrs; O. F. Mason, Dallas; Miss Essie Sitton, Easley, S. C. . - . , The bride is one of Gastonia's most deservedly popular young ladies and is prominent in club and social life. The groom is a young attorney ; of ability. He came to Gastonia - several years ago from Lenoir and has won for himself an enviable position at the Gaston bar. The Gazette joins tneir nosts ot menas in wishing for them a long, pros perous and happy married life. Poultry iads Chosen. " . At st medting of "the " "Gaston , County Poultry Association last night Mr. RL." Simmons, of I Charlotte, was chosen to act as judge at the poultry show to be held here Jan - ZZ-Z5. Mr: Sim mons is an expert judge oWancy fowls and has acted in this ca pacity at many shows in this and other States. Preparations for the event are going forward rapidly. The bfScers of the or ganization . a r e -meeting with much encouragement in their efforts to give. a creditable show. A number of special prizes have been secured. Gray-Oaltis. One of the most beautiful home weddings . of the ; season took place at the home of Mr. W. H. Gattis on Oakland avenue last night at 8 o'clock when Miss Katie Gattis became the bride of Mr, Frank Gray. The marriage ceremony, ' which was performed by Rev. R. C. Anderson, took place in the presence of the members of the family and a number of very intimate friends ol the young couple. The Gattis home was handsomely decorated for the occasion and the ceremony was both beautiful and impressive. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ., K. v. Uray and is well known in and around Gas- tonia, having been raised here. He is now employed by the Southern "Power Company. The bride is the beautiful daughter of Mr, W. H. Gattis and is very popular with a large circle of . friends. The young couple will reside with the bride's faiher for the present. f :., Stockholders Meetings. ' Many corporations, especially the banks and the - cotton mills, will hold their annual stock-! holders', meetings next week. Folio wine is a schedule of those to be held in Gastonia, so far as announced: Citizens National Bank, Tuesday, the 8th, at 10 a. m. ; Gaston Loan & Trust Co., directors quarterly meeting the 15tb, annual stockholders' meet ing is held in March ; First i National Bank, - Tuesday, the j 8th. at 3 p. m ; Morowebb Cot ton Mlljs, Tuesday, the 8th, in the afternoon; Arlington Cotton Mills, Thursday, the 10th, at 2 p. m.; Trenton Cotton Mills, Wednesday, the 9tb, at 2 p.m.; Gray Manufacturing Company, Tuesday, theJ5th, at 2:30 p. m. Clara Manufacturing Company, Tuesday, the etn, at 2 p. m. Modena Mills, -Monday, the 14th in the afternoon. Many other mills in the county have their annual stockholders' meetings this months . bnt the dates for them are not at hand. THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND PLAY Joshua a- m '.m oimpi cms Big fun and musical Show Special Scenery and Mechanical j Effects. See the Great Saw Mill Scene Hear the Joshua Simpkins Orch estra. Best ol Singin. and Dancln. specialties. WATCH FOR THE BURLESQUE" RAND pARADE Prices 25c 50c Seats on sale at Torrence's Drug Store Monday. FOR SALE I Z3 Three Horse Power OLDS Gasoline Engine Mrs. S. EHa -Armstrong this week purchased from Mr. W. S. Lay's two-'acre farm, located two.miles eanoftown, the con sideration being $1,575. Mrs. Armstrong will move from the Ozark.to her farm and Mr. Lay J will builcf a new residence on bis property en the opposite side of the railroad. As we are installing electri cal power with which to op erate our machinery we have for stile one 3 horse-power Olds Gasoline Engine. V In pood running order. Bargain to quick purchaser for cash? Write er C!l for rrtJcaUrt. ZD QAZETTE piDLISKLNG 0.. ' JAS. W. ATKINS, Er. ' GASTONIA. - - - - N. C. SLAUGHTER SALE OF LAD I E S' CLOA K S AND. OMEN'S SU 1 tsc; We are determined to carry over just as little of winter goods of any kind as possible. u The prices we are making on them means a bU saving to yon. BIG REDUCTION IN MEN'S CLOTHING 4.98 7.50 10.00 $ 7.50 to $ 8.50 . Men's Suits.-... 10.00 " il.50 " " 12.50" 15.00 '" " 18.00 V , 20.00 ' 1,4 " : 12.50 These suits are special values at prices named. Our object is to sell them regardless of former price. Ladie$' and Children's Coats AT PRICES THAT WILL INTEREST YOU Coats... $10,00 12 50 . 15.00 to $17.50 7.50 $ 7.50 10.00 12.50 .5.00 These special prices will go Into effect Wednesday Morning, January 2nd, 1907. : : : . : : : : : : : Will Last for Ten Days Don't Miss This Opportunity to Buy a Suit under the cost of making. . . J.M. BELKCO. 75c St 5 FII R N I T II R F. i V 3 S TOR 1907 . The advent of the new year finds us better prepared than ever before to take care of the Furniture trade. Our stock is bigger and better than ever before; our prices are. right. - . . - . . . . . ONE HUNDRED SUITS We have 100 bed room suits ranging in price from $15 to $100; , Something to suit every taste and every pocket book. Splendid assortment of - - . - . Hall Racks, Kitchen Cabinets, Princess Dressers and Combination Book Cases A TALKING MACHINE FREE For e;very Fifty Dollars' worth oif furniture boi ,': and paid for we will give a handsome Natural Tone Talking and Singing Machine Free. Call and let us explain how you may obtain one of these. - ,. - -. The Gastonia Furniture Company Gastonia, i :V: : ..i.N. C- mm v v . vr ur Banner YEAR 18 The year just closed has been pur banner year and we take this opportunity and method to' extend to all our. friends and customers our sincere thanks for their generous pation age. ' It has helped us to carry a larger stock, a better stock and consequently has aided us in giving you better service. While thanking you for your past patronage we also desire to tell you that we intend to make th'enew yeart 1907, seven better and bigger than the one just closed. It is our inten tion to make each year a year of development and growth in the jewelry. line;. Jt is our intention to give you the advantage of a stock of goods unsurpassed in ar; town tbe ize of Gastonia in North Carolina unsurpassed in quality andprice., : : r' .:' ,: : . : . : We wish each and every one of our Friends cr ! Customers a happy and prosperous New Yf r. Torrerice Morris Co , . JEWELERS & OPTICIAN' GASTONIA, : : : s : KO.TIl C" H Yontnt Cas?oa Cc -?y f -11 Ypt .'-t Nest, l -.f-
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