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l WE ALL J KNOW IT Ndwl rrrrr- if Gaston's Old Soldiers I ttmi a! tti CsatrfMka Hit Cant; v HI Ota dm Ik Cm! traty, CwfiM riwi iMrSNim Fkit " AKkntk! Iht tm ftWtt-as Rcarb taaafcte m Tit mi UMc Cm lata It ; BtUM tU'fasaa CLEVCIAQ CULLIN3S. Ad 5 I Know What? That Morris Bros, is the i )) proverbial "square deal. ft Pa Says "tney iook arcer a customer s interest as well as their own, and he says it comes in migh ty handy if you want to buy Clothing and Shoes as very rew people are juages 4 of these two articles of wear- P J ing apparrel." . 5 Ma Says "its the best place in town to buy Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Hosiery, Dress j) Goods, White Goods, Table Linen, Counterpanes, Lace Curtains and a thousand 5 i J S s Abbmviations. ' For the sake j of wnvenience and savins: space the following abbreviations are made in tbe list below: H. 52nd G. 57th Nov. 13. S s s s s ., Co. H. 37th '62- , Co. H. 37ih '62; wt Fred. r if m a p otnertnings . . , .. d it T t an oaj iui tan ucaiiug) v good goods and low prices p commend us to (( J MORRIS BROS. J ) Department Store rf lltb . H. Can You Draw, Little Girl? If you have not seen tbe little Buck's range now in our show window you should see it today. It is a perfect stove in little will bake and cook just like a big one. : : : : : : : : : On Apr'l 12 we are going to give it to tbe little girl fourteen years old or under who will draw the best reproduction of the trade-mark shown on the above picture. ::::::::: Perhaps you will be tbe foTtunate little girl. Come to our store to-day register your name and get a little booklet which will tell you all abdut this interesting contest. : : : ; : ? E.L LITTLE FURNITURE CD.I XT cm commissioned . Co company e enlisted d died ' dg discharged dtdetailed k killed w wounded tn missing p promoted pr prisoner r resigned tr transferred. Stroup, Hosea, Co. H. 52nd Regt. e Mav8, '63; pr in '64 and d at Point Lookout. Stroup, Caleb, Co. Regt. ; d of disease. Stroup, Philip, Co. Regt. e July 4, '62; d '62. at Richmond. Stroup, Israel I., Co. G. 57tb Regt. e July 4. '62. Stroup, Moses. Co. JB. 28th Regt. e July 30, '61; w at Get tysburg; pr May 12, '64. Stroup, J. H , Co. B. 28tb Regt. e July 30, '61; pr May 12, Stroup, VV. M Regt. e Aug. 12, Stroup, C. C, Regt. e Aug. 12, encksburg. Stroup, J. H., Co. H. 49th Regt. e Mcb. 22. '62; d of dis ease July 10, '62; fell dead. Stroup, W. W.. Co. H. .49tb Regt. e after Mch. 22, '62; w in wrist at Petersburg July 10, '64, Stroup, Jason, Co. C 71st Regt. (Jr. Res.) Sumraey, J. B., Co-H. Regt. e Sept. 17, '64; w. Summey, David A , Co 52nd Regt. e Mch. 25, '62. Summey, Jonas, Co. H. 52nd Regt. e Mch. 25, '62. Summey, Andrew, Co. H. 37th Regt. e Oct. 6, '61; k May 27t '62, at Hanover Court House. Summey, J. M. E., Co. C. 71st Regt. (Jr. Res.) Summey, Philo, Co. C. 71st Regt. (Jr. Res.) Suggs, L. L., Co. B. 28th Regt. e July 30, '61; p Corp.; w at Cbancellorsville. Suggs, Lee, Co. H. 37th Regt. Summerrow, Geo. W.. Co. B. 23rd Regt. e Mch. 15, '62; d Apr. 26, '63. in Virginia. Summerrow, H. M., Co. H. 52nd Regt. e Apr. 29, '62; w July 3, '63, at Gettysburg; p Corp. in '64. Sutton, Ross, Co. H. 37tb Reet. e Oct. 6, '61 Tadlock, Alex. Co. D. 37th Regt. e Sept. 16. '61; p Sgt. and w May 3, '63. at Cbancellors ville. Teague. Win., (Sr. Res.) Teague, B. K., Co. H. 49tb Regt. e after Mch. 22, '62. Teague, Wm., Co. C. Regt. (Jr. Res.) Terrell, Jos. J., Co. D. Regt. e Nov. 6, '63. Tettman, A. P.. Co. M. 16th Regt. e May 1, '61; d in '61, at Warm Springs. Thomas, David C, Co. D. 37th Regt. e Sept. 16, '61. Thomas, W. R.. Co. Br28th Regt. e Mch. 29, '62. Thomas, John, Co. B. 1 28th Regt. e Aug. 18. '63. Thomas, J. G., Co. H. 4$tb Regt. e Mch. 22. '62; d of w at Richmond, Aug. 10, '62. Thomason, Geo. L., Co. H. 37th Regt. e Oct. 6, '61; p Sgt. d of w received at Gettysburg. Thomason, Juo. A., Co. H. 37th Regt. e Oct. 6, '61. Thomason, J. B., Co. H. 37th Regt. e Aug. 12, '62. Thompson, John, Co. M. 16th Regt e d of "fever at Warm Springs. Thompson, F.W., Co. B. 28th Regt. e Mcb. J.4, '62; dt and pr at Hanover Court House. Thompson, John D., Co. H. 37th Regt. e Oct. 6, '61; d Aug. 7, '62. Thorn, J, F., Co. H. 49th Regt. e Mch. 22, '62; k in charge at "Blow-up." Thornbnrg, M. Augustus, Co. C. 28th Regt, 1st Lieut, cm July 15, '63. . Thornburg, Daniel, (Sr. ResD i Thornburg, J. L., Co. B. 28th Regt. e Mch. 29, '62. . . Items o! Interest From an iolnlo County, Clrrtliud 8tr. Oth. -.; Mies Allice llarrilT of Gas toniaanda few of her friends served birthday dinner a t her borne near tbe Loray Mill Sun day March 3rd. and received some nice presents. Mr; C. Lattimore received a telegram Tuesday ; aKernoon announcing the death of his btother in Jaw Mr; Watt J Har rtson, who died in Augusta.-Ga.. Monday. The remains' were carried' to Thompson, Ga., for interment. Mr. Tom Doroett. a wel known young resident of Shelby - 1 . mi wa uuwiy marncn on l nurs- day, February 28th,to Miss Rena Diggs. a charming young daugh ter oi uiiver Springs, -Tenn. Mr. Doggett is engaged in tail- road construction in Kentnckv with headquarters at Corden.Ky, Mr. A. E. White, a well known young man of near Falston, died oo rnaay, March 1st, at t h c home of his step father, Mr viver iowrey. Mr. vvnite was about 34 years old, and leaves mother and two brothers to mourn bis loss. . Pursuant. to instructions re ceived from Hon. Heriot Clark son, tbe able and alert solicitor for this judicial district, Dr : R C. Kill? went to Earls Wednes day to bold a post mortem ex animation over the body of W, H, Cox who was shot and in stantly killed by Luther Grant, Saturday, two weeks ago. On the preliminary trial counsel for the State encountered some difficulty in showing the course of the wound, and it is supposed this examination is held for the purpose of supplying some miss ing links in the chain of evi dence the State wilt try to forge around tbe neck of the unfortu nate and "weak-minded defend ant. ror water works. ;1Z0, against water works 10, f "x r school bonds 313, against school' bonds 0. These are the figures that with resistless a unanswerable logic refute most overwhelming ly and convincingly the idea that Shelby would take a back watd step in its onward and ud ward march to greatei things for greater Shelby. An analysis of the vote, will show a most marve lous unanimity of opinion pre vailing with our progressive and ?ublic spirited citizenship, hat they do not' propose for thit town to even hesitate in its vic torious march to progress and greater achievments i s most strikingly evidenced. While the advocates of water works felt sure of victory, not one of tbe most sanguine dared to believe that the vote would be so practi cally unanimous. And this one ness oi thought as expressed at the ballot box l s a perpetual monument to that splendid spirit oi harmony so necessary to the progreess ana upDuilding ot our community. For the school bonds not a single solitary vote was cast against this proposi non. ALEXAK2Z3 COWS CIAD. boot His Be. - h 9. John 71st 37th NOTHING COMPARES to Father William's Indian Herb Tablets for all diseases of the LIVER. KIDNEYS, STOMACH and BOW LS. Frost Torrence & Co. It causes a vigorous action of the LIVER, digesting the food and caus ing a regular free movement of the BOWELS, cleanses the KIDNEYS, purifies the BLOOD, makes you well, keeps you well. It only rostsyou 20 cents to .try it. Money cheerfully refunded if not satisfied. 2 Powhatan Bonldin, founder and publisher of the old Danville Times, a weekly Democratic newspaper, published for 29 years ( after the civil war, died Friday at Danville, Va.. after a , long illness. Prior to the war he was a widely known lawyer. Mr.- nouldin wrote " Re minis- Prophet at Ztoo City Passes Away Unexpectedly in Chicago SnmatMntf iUnt Hit ttm rtfna vLM A fan.. Chicago, March Alexander Dowie died at 7:45 this morning at Sbiloh House, Zion City,, It had been Dowle's custom; summer and winter, to hold religious "services every Sunday afternoon in the parlor of Shiloh House. About 350 of his original followers remained faithful and attended these ser vices, Five weeks ago these meeting ceased, r and , Dowie appeared no ' longer- in public. Shortly before 1 , o'clock this morning Dowie became deliri ous and his talk was the same as at a religious meeting in the days of his -prime. He de nounced peoDie with ..the . old time vigor, ordered ;the , guards to, : throw out-disturbers, and acted .just as he had on so many previous occasions. - . It has been decided that the interment wiil be in -Mount Olivet Cemetery, not far from Zion City. The date of the funeral has not been determined. John Alexander Dowie - was born in Edinburgh. Scotland. May 25, 1847. In 1860 his parenfs removed to Adelaide: Australia, where for' seven years the youth was clerk iq, a business bouse. Here Qowie developed the commercial tin stinct that served him so well later in life. He saved enough money during this period to re turn to Edinburgh at the age of 20 to take a five year course in theology and the arts. He be came a master ot Greek and Hebrew, and cultivated a literary taste that resulted in after years in a library of 10,000 volumes, with which he was thoroughly familiar. ' Six years of denominational activity wearied Dowie, who longed for a wider field of opera tion. He forsook his Church and in 1878 went to Melbourne, where he set up a Free Chris tian tabernacle rthe first of its kind and organized a divine healing association, which after wards became' international, in character. He became president- of this association and gained fame by going out into the country during - the preva- ence of putrid fever and ap parently effecting many cures by prayer and the laying on of Hands.' Dowie landed in San Francis co in 1888. Two years of wan dering along the California coast followed, and then in 1890 "Doctor," his wife, his son. John Alexander Gladstone Dowie. and his daughter Esther; arrived in Chicago, which 'was to be tbe theatre for his future activities. . t The Christian Catholic Church in Zion City, the outgrowth of the original international divine healing association, was formal ly organized in February c 1896, Dowie becoming general over seer; four years afterwards Dowie; before a large audience in the Auditorium Theatre, an nounced that he was Elijah, the restorer, spoken of in MalachL This assumption of a Biblical personality created even "more of a sensation - among his fol lowers than any of the .worldly successes of the VTophet." in August. . of 1901. the first building was erected in Zion City, which a year later had a population of 10,000. - In December of 1903 Z on City was placed under control of a Federal receivership which was dissolved a week later on Dowie s presentation "of ability to pay dollar for dollar for all indebtedness. At that time Dowie estimated tbe value of his holdings in Zion City at. $25.- 000,000; .since then the values of tbe lace factory, the other in dustries and . holdings at Zion City are believed to have in creased to $28,000,000. apouc a year ago uowie ap Had She But Known VVhea Jean Injrclow, the poetess wrote; : "To btr. to nurM. to tear, ' - To Iqvc, t.aJ thea to loe., - .' . II sht had knows what the world now knows, C-. that. v : . y -r oionia-'Cure Is a.n absolute specific for-croap; coliUfii"iineu-r-, monfa and costing from twenty-five; xenta, to.-1 a dollar a bottle, according to size. and . sold by all druggists she perhaps would have come from - her , sad frame of mind and pointed the way ta all jothers to use this great externaljemedy to protect ' the lives of their, children, .. , . -' . ' WILL 00 TO CHAEL0TTC. Many Oastonlans. "The , Claasmaa" r morrow. 7'j Will Attend There . To ProIesdonal'CaYdo. ; ..s. B. SPAESOV - ATTORNEY AT-LAW . " - V DALLAS, N. C. . Office, tip stairs Over Bank of Dallas,. - . W. B. CRAIQ : PRACTICAL ; ELECTRICIAN : ; GASTONIA, N. C. . Office ia Davis Block, . : rhone 217-A DR. D. E. IIcCONNELL, . . . DENTIST. . Office first floor Y. M C. A. Bld'g GASTONIA, NC. , - -V : Phone 69 1 ' Rarely has. the drama .in this country served except as a' pas time, and so tbe effect upon po litical thought of 1 The Clans, man, to-be. played at the Acad' emy - of - Music,.;, Charlotte Wednesday, matinee and night, March 13th, is alt " the more re markable.. 01 the ;forty-four States, it has been played in all tbe important cities of jit , least thirty-six.t including" i as imany State capitals. Governors, Tiigb officials and members, of Legisla tures havehonored it with their presence, " Many of thein, in cluding " Governor ; Glenn - of North Carolina and " Senator Tillman of South Carolina,' have not hesitated to commend its salutary effect upon the public mind. That "The dansman? has produced a tremendous im pression there is no gainsaying. For one thing it has,, crystal ized the popular determination that the South , shall work out its own problem 'without let pr hindrance - from ether,, parts of the country. In yiewi of this der germination, the passage f an other " Force Bill" y is unthink able. -Again, "The Clansman" is a notice of warning to those who are trying by insidious and underground means v to " break down tbe social, political and in dustrial , barriers between ; the white man and the negro. In effect it says to the .j representa tives of the ; Ogden . Movement and their followers zi' Thus far shalt thou go .and : no farther I? It : may be, asked, how can , a mere play achieve these results? Simply by telliug the story of the past as "The Clansman" has done ; by reviving the memories of reconstruction and showing to tbe younger generation bow their fathers fought and. bled to restore white supremacy to the South. It is a terrible yet a fascinatmsr storv. this of the Kn Klux Klan with which "The I Movcd across the street Clansman" deals, and it has gy O A I C --!? U rj a r opened the eyes pot only of the A1U II DA U younger Southerners - but of DBS. FALLS t WILKIKS." DENTISTS .. ' ; 7 GASTONIA; N. C." ' - Office in Adams Building. . ' ? Phone 86. ' . ; MRS. JOHN.HALL . TEACHER OF, PIANO AND -ORGAN.': V". ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE ' ' NOTARY PUBLIC , , " . OfHe I Lai BIldla . ; " 4 JOHN 0 CARPENTER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW , - " DALLAS, N. C, . - l Office oyer Bank of Dallas; M12clmo. Real Estate, Loans and Investments FI. J. IIAGCR ALEXIS, N. C - Will sell farm and town property , of all kifldsr. , M Northern people . -as well to tbe dreadful consequences that would follow1 were the work of reconstruction undone and if the South were again at the 'mercy of the scalawag and tbe mulatto. cences of John Randoloh" and "Tne Uld Trunk," two publica-1 pointed Wilbur Glen Voliva his . t-iL n ! . . . uvua woico were wen receivca i " "cuicuam huu general Faster and faster the pace is set, , By people of action,' vim and get, ' So if at the finish yon would be. ' Take Hollister'a Rocky Mountain Williams Drag Co.. Leg AmpBtated. Drs. Reid and ; H. FT"Glenn, of Gastonia; Dr. G..R. Patrick, of Union, and Dr. Campbell,, of Clover, Saturday performed an operation on Mr. J. Laban Wil son at bis home in the Union neighborhood, -removing his left leg at the knee; joint. Mr. Wilson stood the operatisn well and- his condition is . hopeful though still precarious. ' He has been -suffering for several months from a form of blood poisoning which originated in a corn on his left foot. His many friends hope -that this operation will .restore him to health again.. r , .... , . when issued. Mr. C. W. Boyd, residing in the Pisgah neighborhood, suffered the loss of six bales of cotton a few days ago. His estimated loss is $250. The bales were not entirely destroyed but were very Daajy damaged,,,. INSTRUCTIVE INTERESTING. "Correct English ' ' how to use it." A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE USB OP ENGLISH. JOSCrailtE TUICE BAIli. Mll.r. Spent rUry Millions lor Adrer-1 tislujt. In a sketch of James B. Duke, the head of the American To bacco Company, in the March number of the Scrap Book, that gentleman is quoted as having said regarding advertising: "I have spent more money in advertising than any other living man. How much it is I can't say, bat I know that in One way and another I've given out fifty cillion dollars to make my goods known. It has built up my bus i "!d has built op the bus i I ethers. Some of that I used in advertising my 3 i3 rr!-nd, and it not on ly made a market there for what I had to sell, but it also made a market for tbe goods of other American manufacturers. I think my advertising is respon sible for the export of American tooacco goods to England," . A.?ffiSSSln4Dediclti,a-- The inauguration of Dr.' J. C. Mottatt as president of Erskine College will take place at com mencemect The dedication of tbe new dormitory at the n tu F. C. will take place at the same time. A program pf ceremonies wiii De arranged in connection with each occasion. Skein of Life is as insecure as its rapid . running off is certain. :": The . productive value of '. - your life should be secur ed. ; A policy in The Hotna.1 Benefit ;. Life Insurance Co. I Hikrk. Xnr iaraty, will provide the necessary : . ana aignesi security. : ; v Lower Rates than in other -Trustworthy Companies,. Southern Securities' Trust Co. 1CEJTTS ' Carttttla, JLt . .v fartlal Caataata.. .. ' Coarse ia Grammar. - I A ! How to Increase One'a Vocabalarr: The Art of Conversation. , . .. . Shall and WillfShoald and Would: . How to Use Them. Pronunciations (Centnrv Dictionary. I correct cngitsb in the Home. Correct English in the School. What to Say and What Not to Sav.V Coarse ia Letter-Writing and Punctu ation. . . Alphabetic list of Abbreviations. - Easiness English for the Business Man. :- - ;.; Compound Words: How to Write - Them." " Studies in English Literature. ; Atfeata Wante4. . Ji.W I year. - - Seal II ceiti.lw sJift tn. COKBECT ENGLISH. EvaaatM.IO. Itml2 overseer of the Church. A month after Voliva took charge m Zion City, he, by a power of attorney vested in him i by Dowie, had all the property Belonging to tne Church trans ferred froni Dowie to Overseer Grangerm, charging extrava gance 'and gross mismanage ment by Dowie. At the time the transfer was made, Voliva called all the Zionists ' to the tabernacle in Zion City and de nounced Dowie. With the ex ception of less than 200 of Dowie' s former followers, all the inhabitants of Zion chose Voliva4 as their, future leader and word was sent . Dowie in j Mexico that he : had been de posed. .- ;- ; . FOR SAL E With First Nations! - , ; Mr. J. K; Dixon. Jr.. famil iarly' known as Kay, has return ed from Washington, where he I has spent tbe past several months as private secretary to Congress man E. Yates Webb, of this district. Mr. Dixon has accept ed a position with the First National Bank and went to I work yesterday. He was former ly employed in this bank and is therefore not a new hand at the! business. " One of the best, up land farms in , Gaston' County, 231 acres,well timbered. . between 3000 and 400O cords of wood, f situated near .the-new macad am road 1 miles from Alexis.- This land is nearly all level and is a bargain to the lucky, buyer. Can be divid- ed into three tracks if desired. ' Has large new barn and 3-room tenant bouse: $22.50 per acre. For, parti culars call or write,, i H r.l. J. HAGER The Real Estate M&a ALEXIS, - - n. C. Harness and repair ahoo?- OoDosit i old stand. Continuance of your patronage splicited.,?. . v M8clmo' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. . Hi vma qualified aa adminatrlor ot Caleb Bradley, deceased. lat-t Gaston Countr North Carolina, this is to notify all persons bavin claims against tbe estate of said de ceased to exhibit them to the uaderaumeJ on or before the - ' 2tkaay tFaaraary. IMS. -or this notice will bepleaded in bar of their recovery. AH persona indebted to said es tate will please make immediate payment. John P. B badlst. Adminatrator. -This 23d day of February 1907. -TAp2o6w. ' "i MORTGAGE SALE. By ylrtne of a power of sale -contained fa a certain mortirajte. deed, lxecuted on the 18th day of November, .1903. by R. A. Adams and his wife. Sarah Adams, to W. H. Blsnton, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, within leaal hoars, at the court hoase door ia Dallas, North Carolina. ,; ' r i)'-; - Oa Saturday, March 16 th, 1907, the following tract or parcel of land, tn-wit: That parcel or tract of land lytaf in Gaston' count, described by metes and bound aa follows; BegininK at a chestnut oak, .: W. A. Ma'uney's corner and auns South 14 West 125 poles to a black gam, : Feranson's line; ' thence South 76 Bast 45 poles to a. small sour wood; thence North 14 East 125 poles to a small hickory on McClure Old line: thence North 76 West 45 poles to the begin- . ning, containing thirty five acres, more or less. ';..,.-.-i : -r A r Said : tuortgagv deed beiag. tecorded in the Register's office for Gaston county on the "". 24th day of November. 1903. in Book 53. page 247 ot mortgage- deeds, - - This the 8th of February. 1907 .. . W. H. Blanton. Mortgagee. ' fl5e5w, , Per K. L. Campbell, Ally. , Commissioner's Resale of Land. NOBtH Casoliha, fin the Superior Court. Gaston County, j Before the Clerk. , Dan T. Clonioxb. H.' W. ClowIgbb. - - ' and others. .-. - E Parte. By virtue of an order of resale, this day made by tbe Superior Court Gaston County. North Carolina. In the above entitled action, t will again Dfler "for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in Dallas, North Carolina, at noon on . : - Saturday. March lth. I90T. ; the following described tract of land, lying and being in Gaston" County. River Bend Township, adjoining the lands of J, T. Cloniger, V. A. Lineberger. R. Handaell. S. D. Handaell and others, and bounded as follows, vis: ..j.-.-.-.. Beginnfng at a Post Oak. S. D. Handsell'a and A. L. Abernethy's coiner, and runs with J Abernethy 's line S16B 50 2-5 poles to a Pine Stump; thence S33HH 44 soles to stake on Sooth side of branch, near a Poplar and Chestnut Stump: thence N36B 4 poles to two Poplars on North stde of tbe branch: thence ' N87B 11 poles to a stone on the east aide of a toad; thence 63B 15 poles to s stake on R. HsadseU's line, and on the east aide oi the - branch; ttttnee with Handsell's line NSK 144j poles to a Stake. V A. LInrbrretr's corner: thence wita bis una NlS'-tS 30 poles to a stake in Stanley'a creek, J. T. drainer a comer; thence up tbe creek as it meanders 69 poles to the Imonth oi a new rbannel: thence N20W9X poles to a none: thence N32YV 49 Poles to a stake on Hand ell's line,-on north side of branch: thence -with Hsndsell'a line N4bW 82H poles to the becjaninaV' Containing. 59,'i acres more or less. This being a resale tbe bidding wiUbeein at 410 X. This February 23rd.. 1A07. A. L. I ' -v 1 1 r t.. -r.
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