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$ ' SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES J) Whea Dcbatlal the Question tt Where It Send Ttnr Sea or Daughter tor an Education, Coosoll These Columns. & ffliLfrtliii Splendid Showing of North Caro Una at Jamestown Exposition. FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME. LINWOOD FEMALE COLLEGE. find better ad van- months $90.00, v Young ladies seeking an education cannot tares for the same cost. Board and Tuition nine Music $28.00, Art $28 00, Oratory $20.00. Patroniie a home Institution and send us your daughters. Write for catalogue, A. T. LINDSAY, President S13cl5t GASTOMA, N. C. I PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL W. P. BURNS, Principal. Lawndale. N. C. From $63 to ; 81.00 pays board, tuition and room rent at Piedmont High S- ho.1 for the entire session of nine months. If you want to knnv how we do it, write to W. D. Burns, Lawndale, N. C. What prominent people say of Piedmont: "Most heartily do I recommend the school to all who have sons and daughteis to educate." Chas. E. Taylor, President Wake Forest College. "On all sides 1 saw evidences of patient, pains-taking labor, thorough scholarship and marked executive ability." J. B. CarlVLE, Prof. Latin, Wake Forest. "The instruction is thorough and the influences surrounding the pupil excellent." -Rev. R. F. Tredwav. "In my opinio i there is no High School in this part of the country doinj; brtter and more thorough work." E. Y. Webb, Member of Congress. E. M. Kooncb, '-Cleveland Star "The best mi 1 cheapest school in the State." Member of Legislature. "One of the iest preparatory schools in the State Dear Sir:- The young men who have cometothe University from the Piedmont High School have taken a good stand in their classes and have done faithful and satisfactory work. Very truly yours, FRANCIS P. VENABLE, S.4cl8t President of the University of NorthCarolina. DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE, DUE WEST, S. C. The ideal place for quiet study, thorough work, sweet Chris tian influences, and kind personal oversight. Overflowing attend ance last year. Greatly improved facilities. New Carnegie Hall with elegant accommodations for 100 boarders. Electric light, steam heat, complete water works and sewerage. Delightful climate and splendid health record. The very best advantages for the least money. Beautiful catalog. The president's address until Sept. 1st will be, Tsl08t. Rev. James Boyce, Montreat,. C. 8 STOP! LISTEN! o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Have you a son or daughter to pre pare for college? If so, a catalogue of WESTMINSTER SCHOOL will Interest you. 0 0 o o o 0 o o 0 Address Rev. G. T. Pace, A. B., B.3D..OJ 0 Principal, 0 0 RUTHERFORDTON, IN. C. A19clmo OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE, "YS A Flm-dM. FMo School la torn ana Soo4.1sm ColkfK CJWe Prttmhrr. Bl Knpnf. Lnr. Slurt HuJ. Ty Writs. Nor CretnW.. la bill, J Ntrtli CmliM. Onr WhlikmHWai.illlMlin 66 Ym. 27S Stasnh. Bf mi YM Mm. Utci i. AlUcko. for wff0W crafo-. addrm PSOrSSSORS 1. A. at M. H. HOLT. Trinity Park School A First -Class Preparatory Schjol. Certificates of Graduation Accepted for Entrance to Leading Southern Colleges. Beat Equipped Preparatory School In the South. IFaeultr of Tea Officers a ad Teacher. 1 Campus of Seventy five Acre. - - - - - - Library containing Thirty Thousand Volumes. Well Equipped Gymnasium. HiaTB Standards and Modern Methods of Instruction . rrepest Uctsret sy rrMbwit ledum. tiseues tiuttafa Isierate. Smt Tern if rVsmeul Ssecess. ' For Catalogue and other information, address H.M. NORTH, Headmaster - DURHAM. N.C FA16c8w. THE BACBELOS'S SOLILOQUY. Walter Pmlitxcr. in Lippincott'a. To wed, or not to wed; That is the question, Whether 'til better Tinmiia nino-le. And disappoint a few women.. For a time; . Or marry, ' And disappoint one woman ' torlife? . f ut-crfbe for the Gastonia Trinity College Four Departments Collegiate Graduate, Engineering and Law. Iarge library facilities. WeU equipped laboratories in all de partments of science. Gymnasium furnished with best apparatus. Expenses very moderate. Aid for worthy students. Young Mea wishing to Study Law shoals tavcatlgat tb superior ad vantages of fered by the Department of Law la Trinity CoHegc. .. ,. .'. For Catalogue and further in formation, address D. W. KEWSOM. Reistrar,i Darnaaa, North Carotlaa FA16c8w. Odd Specimens an View In These 8so I tions Whits Possum and Albino . ftaooo -Agricultural Pyramid With Its Novol Peanut Umbrella. , The North CaroUua exhibit In the States Exhibit Talaoe at the James town exposition la second to Bona in tha building-. It Is compact and ex hauatlvw and thoroughly exploits the resources of the stare. natural and manufactured. Covering something over 8,000 square feet of floor space In the northwest corner of the building, Just to the left of the main entrance, this exhibit Is In the form of the capi tal letter "L," with a square within It This square contains about 8,000 square feet of floor space and displays the exhibits of agriculture, forestry, flan and game. That space contained In the W accommodates the exhibits of like character In the building. The collective assemblage cost $13,000, twice as much being spent in the square as in the side booths. The state colors blue, red and white are prominently displayed la the dec orations, and yet the prevailing scheme Is cream and gold. Around the several sections of the exhibit Is a railing of polished brass. The posts supporting this rail are finished In cream and gold. On the top of each la a flagstaff with a golden balL The entrances and there are some eight or ten of them are flanked with tall cream white columns with Ionic capitals, surmounted by gilded eagles with wings outspread. Draped In festoons between the col umns In the central booth are cords of glided and colored peanuts in unique and artistic decorations, aided by nu merous designs of grain and forage plants. On account of Its size and unusual appearance the decorated building In the central exhibit catches your at tentlon almost Immediately. On the sides and roof of this little house Is shown In quaint designs and displays nearly every principal agricultural product of North Carolina. The roof Is made of corasbucka, the sides of wheat, tobacco, grasses, cornstalks, cotton and clipped grain. Among the most attractive designs on the bouse are the monogram of the state and the seal of the deDartment of agriculture. The most artistic display lgffTe tooth and one that will not fail to call forth admiration Is an agricultural pyramid. built In four sections and exhibiting in tubes and jars all the grain products of the state. Covering this, drooping from the top. Is a hanging umbrella of artificially colored peanuts, blending perfectly with the brown and yellow grain and with the red background with which the very picturesque pyra mid Is finished. In the exhibit of agriculture there are Unusually fine samples of nil North Carolina grains and grasses in the sheaf or bundles. While the whole State of North Carolina Is represented by the fine exhibits of the department of agriculture, a great many of the finest were sent from the plantation of Vf. FT. Robins, near Raleigh, Mr. Rob ins himself arranging them in the booth. Though a by no means ancient set ence, forestry finds many of Its ardent students In North Carolina, and the exhibits In this department are sur passed by none of like nature at the exposition. Among the exhibits of the depart ment of fish and game are several of the most strange and unique at the entire exposition. The visitor will see a possum with creamy white hair and beautiful pink eyes and an albino squirrel as white as cotton. In the same case with these freaks he will see a yellow raccoon so nearly approaching alblnolsm as to be al most a true representative of the type. These three specimens are from the North Carolina state museum, .where for the last several years they have attracted great attention and In terest They were all killed In the state, the possum having been caught near Raleigh, the raccoon near Wll mlngton and the squirrel In Craven county. xnen tnere are a number of game and fur bearing animals, together with a large assortment of skins. There Is a case full of wild ducks twenty-three varieties, two of each, as a rule and six or eight wild geese They were collected by H. II. Brlmley, curator of the North Carolina muse um, many specimens having been pre pared especially for exhibit at the exposition. With the ducks Is shown a hybrid duck, a cross between a mal lard and black duck. This was shot some time ago In North Carolina and la one of the few specimens of hy brid ducks In existence. The fishing Interests of the state are presented bv ... a number of larare colored reproductions of the most im portant fish of North Carolina waters and a full assortment of crabs, clams, oysters, turtles, shrimps, etc. CATAWBA rOWEBTOS 67 MILLS. Southern f 0 w t r Company Supplies That . Many Cotton , Factories. 23 c! Them New, wilh Their Molits Enerly, "f : Charlotte News, '" ' The Southern Power Company with its headquarters here ana with gigantic Power plants, on the Catawba river, has contracts with 67 mills to supply them NEW COTTON MILL.; ' , I CLISVCLAIID. CULLIKC It Will lit Erected at Laboratory f hy Mr. Dan Ehyna Mr. A E. LofMn Gets Contract. I.lucolji tnty Ntwa. Olh, " v Mr. Dan Rbyne has let the contract to Mr. A. K. Loftin for another cotton .mill to be built at the Laboratory. The build ing will be a two story brick, 80- xlOO feet, and will be placed be with power for : the "operation tween the present mill and , the of theirspindles and lodms. Tbis does not include a num ber ot water works pumping ftlants, ' such as the : one here n Charlotte, and those in Rock Hill and Yorkville, ; S. C nor does it take into consideration the. almost innumerable small plants which take only a few spoonsful of the electric fluid to run little baby plants, which the existence . of r this cheap power makes possible, but which are destined ' ' some day to outgrow the bottle-feeding and become great, substantial industries. - ... ).; s Of the 67 cotton mills 20 of them are new ones,' and show what a tremendous magnet the Southern Power Company is for the attraction of new fac tories in the piedmont section. The 67 mills , will 40,000 horse power. C: & N. W. Railway tracks. .:. Mr. Loftin holds the record as a hustler. He left; town at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, secured this contract, and had the necessary lumber, briik at.d other material Jbouebt by 12 o'clock. Four car loads of brick were shipped for this new mill yesterday and Mr. Loftin started in bright . and early yesterday morning with a large force of bands on the preliminary work for the 1 foundation. hustling somel That's Mrs. John J, Pressley Dead. .. v Mrs 1 John J. r Pressley, at whose home the Saturday night's Items ot Interest From an Ad "y r.:, Jotalcl CoEsty, Cleveland Star, Ptli . ' " ' - MrsTO. V. Mason aud cbildreu rctnrned to Dallas Sunday after a pleasant week's stay In &belby Prof. Joe Wray, supennten dent, of the Gastonia Graded Schools, is visiting friends and relatives m the city. Mrs. Robt L. Durham, of Charlotte, U noted among the Cleveland Springs guests. A Disastrous fire occurred at Uostic Tuesday night destroying about one-half of the business Dunian 01 ine town. There will be a family reunion at tbe bomestead of T. L. Ken drick, on Aug. 12, his 80 tb .a . a. a omnaay. am tne- relatives are requested to be there. Also cordial invitation is extended to friends bringing with them well filled baskets and enjoy the day. .Air. , a. 1 urncr;a wortby citi zen living about six miles north of Shelby on route, number 6, oied suddenly wnile conversing with a neighbor whom he had hnntlno- affair tnnV t-lar,. AiA I Called in lUCSday morning. lie Saturdaynight about 11 o'clock sitting on bis front porch; several hours after the shooting. Moore Cotton Mill Officers. Lenoir News. 9th. The stock holders of. the Moore Cotton Mill Co. - met in the court house last Wednesday and elected the followrng: DirectorsJ. VY McC,dL--iv M. Bernhardt. M. G. Shearer. J. O. White, H. B. Moore, W.: C. Coffey and F. P. Moore. The directors met in the after noon and elected the following officers: F. P. Moore, President -and Treasurer; J. V. McCall, Vice President; M. G. Shearer, Sec. and J. O. White, Supt. This company has purchased fifty or sixty acres of the Geo. R. Clarke "farm one mile north of town and have their ground staked off for tbe cotton mill and all necessary out buildings and will begin work at an early 4ate. '"v.-; . t"u.' I Mr. PrrxjsW hnr! Wn enffrrinnr use about I :: . .. 1 "77 -7 : .7 fc uwm luucuuiuaii auuic uwc and was in a sinking ' condition at the time of the shooting and never rallied,' .She leaves a has band and several children. The funeral services were conducted at the home near the Ozark Mill Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock and tne remains were taken to the Lutheran chapel for burial. Rev. A. S. Anderson conducted the funeral. -r A LovinC-Estes Fend. Charlotte Chronicle. . A political feud has sprung up in Nelson .county, Virginia, as a result of the killing of young Estes by Judge Loving. The situation is "strained," as de scribed by a correspondent of The Baltimore San, It seems that the Loving side is support ing Aubrey E. Strode, the present incumbent, who was one of tbe counsel for Jndge Loving in tne trial at Houston, while the Estes side is active and outr spoken in its support of his opponent, Allen. The feeling over the killing of young" Estes is stronger and more bitter in the countv now than two months ago, tbe acquittal of tbe former jurist having made the feeling raoie intense. The Estes side is largely in the majority, and to a ' man for Allen. And . the general public will hope for Allen's success. WHO'S IN CHARGE. Exch arise. "Wher's the president of tbis railroad?" asked the man who called at the general offices. "He's down in Washington, attendin' th' session o' some kind uv mvestigatin' com mittee," replied tbe office-boy. the general mana ger?" "He's appeann' before th' in terstate commerce commission." "Well wher's the general superintendent?" "He's at th' meetiu' o th' new lameatown's Accessibility. Within a twentr-four hour radius of the eiposttlou there lire some 40,000, 000 people, or nearly half the popula tion of the entire United States, Eight or ten railroads and as many steam ship lines center In Norfolk and New port News, making It possible to bring all of these people to the exposition during the period of the celebration, and all who enter the gates of the Co lonial City by the Sea will find enter tainment In the highest sense of th word. '- A lanre con cremation was nrea- ent Sunday at tbe first regular ser vices held in the Lor ay . Baptist church. The pastor," Rev. J. A. lfM1. - I , ... .1 r , IN VACATION tim. .nil von . cu. ai xnc onnaay 1 tVina . i r.: 5V"00' exercises mere were present ; -- sail n.nnn - K1 r i- legislaturei fightiu' some law .T "Wher's the head of the legal department?" "He's in court, trvin' a suit." "Then wher's the general passenger agent?" He's explainin' t th' commer cial travelers why he can't; re duce th' fare." . "Wher's the general freight agent?" - "He's gone out in th' country t' attend a meetin' o' th' grange, an' tell tn' farmers wny.-ne aint got no freight cars." "Who's running the railroad, anyway?" s. "Th' newspapers." or at the seashore, vou want to keen posted on what's doing fft home. There's one safe way to do it have ns send you The Gazette; only IS cents a month. Our phone number is 50. -:'.V: tf 240 persons. Mr. C. L. Chandler, boss weaver at the Loray, is super intendent. - A little work remains to be done on tbe interior of the build ing but thia will be rushed to com pletion. - . WEDDING furnish invitations We can them, either printed RUBBER Stamps, made while you on nice stock or engraved, at wait at the Gazette Publishing I , .r Give tu your order.; Gazette Pub lishicg Company, Gastonia, N. C. tf wait at the Gazette Publishing Co's. One-line stamp, 20 eents 2-line, 25 certs; 3-line, 30 cents, tf CAROL ON, MY CAROLINA. H. G. L. Jr. in Charlotte Chronicle. Carol on, my Carolina. - - . Sing the glory of the free, Ffotn the mountains to the rivers From the rivers to the sea. For the -God of all the nations ' Watches ever over thee, Carol on, iny Carolina, For thv heart mav never tro In the dust of degradation, ' Stricken 'neath a tyrant's blowl Carol on, my Carolina. .-' ' fill the heavens with this song, . For the God of all the nations Will protect thee from the wrong. Carol on, my Carolina, bnout tne anthems ol tne tree, For the God of all the nations Watches ever, over thee. Carol on, my Carolina, ' ' Rim thy freedom in the skies, I Till the tyrant's puny splendor Swift shall flee thv boundaries For the God of all the nations Tells thee now: "Ansel Ansel' . lht Oatiett for firt-Is NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Gaston County. North Carolina, made at Una. Term 1907. in the action there in pending entitled A. Garrison acainst The Whetstone Cotton Company,' I will sell to the hixheat. bidder oa the aremlaea la Beaaeawr City. Gaatoa . Cannty, North Carolina, at Noon, , - ea Wednesday, Anfast 28th, 1907. all the property and tangible effects of The Whetstone Cotton Company, consisting of real estate, machinery &c., which is mora particularly described as follows: Heal Estate: Lots numbers 1. 3. 3, . S, 6, 7. 8. 8, 10. 11, 12. 37. 38. 39. 40, 41, 42. 43. 44. 45 and 46 In Block No. 119 in Section No. 1. as per W. R. Richardson's man of Bessemer city, made tn on which is situated a mill building - containing the following I rooms oi ine dimensions statea, tu: weave Room. 60 100 tUl Cloth Room, 2S a 30 ft.; Engine Room, 20 x 30 ft. with 10 x 30 ft. drive way: Boiler Room. 24 x 30 ft J Steam Power: 2 Boilers. 100 horse nower each 1 Engine. 125 horse Dower: rvrnamo. KImv mc i.ignts. ecc. Equipment: 40 JacQuard i.ooms do- wioe; o jacauard Looms 72" wiae: - -i This machinery has in ntvntlim about 30 months and is now tn good condi tion; ana can oe seen and inspected at any. time upon application to the undersigned or to the Superintendent in charge. Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid in cash upon the confirmation of the sale by the Court; one third in six months ana one tnira tn twelve months thereafter; the deterred payments to bear interest from the date of the confirmation of the sale, with the right to the purchaser to anticipate said payments; the purchaser to deposit with the Receiver on the date of sale the sum of $2000. to guarantee compliance with the ' terms tnereot upon confirmation by the Court; and npou confirmation of such sale ana payment of one third of the Purchase money. 10 case the purchaser does not wish 1 to pay all the purchase money in cash, the Keceiver will turn over to the Purchaser the property and effects so purchased to be operated oy aatd purchaser at his own .risk and upon his own responsibility until the balance of the purchase money shall have been paid.bnt the purchaser will be required 10 aeep saia property insured In the same amount it is now insured for. in the name 01 tne Keceiver, so sa to fully protect the parties interestea tn said corporation from loss or aamage. arising out of the operation of said mill by such purchaser. " Thia June 19th. 1907. - " ' L. h. Jenkins s Keceiver of The Whetstone Cotton Com- P"v " Ag21c2m. NOTICE OF SALE. ; By virtue of a decree of the Superior court 01 uaston county, made at May term 1907. in the action therein nendino- en. titled "O. A. Garrison against The Vermont Mills. Incorporated,1' I will sell to the highest bidder, on tbe premises in Bessa mer City. Gaston County, North Carolina. noon, en Wednesday, Aofast 23lh. 1907. . all the property and tangible effects of The Vermont Hills, Incorporated, consisting of its mill, machinery, etc., which is located at Bessemer City, in Gaston County. North Carolina, and more particularly described as lonows: - .. All tbe land contained in Block No. 113 in beet ion No. 1. as per Richardson's map of aid town, (except lota No. 37 and 38). on which is situated the mill building, described as follows: Main Building 86 ft. x 182 ft.: Cloth Room and Slasher in base ment: Engine Room 22 ft. a 34 ft with 6 ft, x 54 ft. drive way; Boiler Room 28 ft. x 34 ft; Opening Room 18 ft x 52 ft,; equipped as lonows: 2-150 horse-power steam boilers: one 200 horse-power engine, rope drive; Dynamo and fittings for electric lights; 15 cards; 4960 Spindles with all the necessary inter mediate machinery; ' Spoolers, Beamera, Slashers, etc.; and ninety-six 40 Draper ivooms; cotton warehouse 46 ft. x64 ft: Waste House IS ft. x 30 ft.urood sized Jthim mill commenced spinning in Sep temoer iduj ana commenced weaving in December 1905. and all machinery w new wnen piacea in this mill, ana Is now I in good condition, and is being operated by the Receiver. The product of thia mill baa been sold np to October 1st. next by the Receiver and cotton bought to cover same, at prices, which net a handsome profit - - ' ' This mill can be seen in fnll operation at any time upon application to the under signed or to the Superintendent in charge. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the confirma tion ol the sale by the Court; one-third in six months and one-third in twelve months thereafter; the deferred payments to bear interest from the date of the confirmation of the said sale, with the right to the pur- timer to anticipate said payments: the purchaser to deposit with the Keceiver on the date of sale the sum of IS.OOO to guaran tee compliance with the terms of sale upon confirmation by the Court Upon confirma tion of the sale and the payment of -one-third of the purchase money, if the pur chaser does not wish to .pay all tbe pur chase money in cash, tbe receiver will turn over to the purchaser the mill property and effects so purchased to be operated by sach purchaser at bis own risk and upon bis own responsibility until the balance of tbe purchase money shall have been paid, but sues purchaser will be required to keep the said property insured in the name of said Receiver in the am oust for which 'it is now Insured so as to fully protect the parties in- I tereated from loss or damage, arising out of tbe operation of said mill by such, pur-1 eh Mer. - v - This June 19th. 1907. ; " L. I- Jsnkins. . '-T r-cp- v- -"-! '". Incorpor- the immediate members of his family : being; away from ' the house, and , he must have had some premonition of msv ap proaching end, for he called to a neighbor who was passing by and while discussing with him his condition, he gave a gasp, and in a moment was dead.' Mr. Turner-had been ill for quite a while, suffering from dropsy and ' heart , affection. He. was about 65 years of age. - The many friends of Mr. Olin Smith will be grieved to learn of his death which occurred Tues day, at the home. Of his father, Mr. J.,A." Smith, near Sharon, He was desperately ill for three weeks with a most malignant type of typhoid . fever. - Every thing "within the range of human possibilities was done to stay the ravages, of tbe disease, but with out avail. " Eleven persons were drowned in the vicinity of New York city Sun day, four while bathing, and the others .by the sinking of their boats. tin. J. J.:.trri:i L ; - ' Mrs. J. Jv Sherrj!' died at her home In the rear. t)t the Falls House - Saturday nighr about uiid-nht after a lingering ill ness with tuberculosis. Mrs. Shertill was 44 years of age and is survived by a husband and a number of cbildreu. ,'' "lie re mains were taken to Bullock's Creek. S. C Sundav fur burial. The Oatetto for first-clans prlnliag NOTICE. Nqth Carolina, 1 Superior Court. ' Cation County. . Sept. Turn 1WL ' ' Cosa Shoos, plaintiff. . 1 t va . -!' -: ; . Thomas Suoos, defendaut.. r y , The deieudant.. Thomas Swffl?. will take notice that ao action entitled as above haa been eoniiucuced in tbe Superior Court for -Gaston County for the purpose of dissolving the bonds of matrimony now eixsting be tween Cora Suggs, plaintid, and Thomas Suggs, defendant, and wherein said plaintiff prays for an absolute divorce fiom said defendant; and said defendant will further lake notice that he is rqnired to sppear . at the next term oi tbe Superior Court for Gaston County, Norih Carolina. to be held at the Court House in Dallas, on ' the first Monday alter Uie first Monday in September 190 and answer or demur tn the complaint which is now on file, or the relief prayed fori will be granted. This July 23rd, 1907. C.C.Coinwsll: Clerk Superior Court for Uaston County. - ' . . AlOCSW, THE NEW YORK WOBLD. Thrics-a-week Edition. Read Wherever the English : Lanf ustfe Is Spoken. The Thrice-a-week World expects to be a better paper is 1907 than ever before. In the course oi the year the issues for the next great Presidential campaign will be fore. ' Shadowed, ana everybody win wiau 10 keep lf.,l Tl,. Tliil.lL'uk U7n.l4 Ann.. ingtoyou every other day, serves: all the purposes of a daily and is far cheaper. The news service of this paper is constant ly being increased and it reports fully, ac curately and promptly every event ol im-.' port ance anywhere in the world. Moreover, its political news is irapcrtlair givtug you. facts, not opinions and wishes. It has full markets, splendid cartoons and interesting fiction by standard authors. ;. " THBTHK1CK-A-WEEK WORLD'S regu 1st subscription price is only St .00 per year and tbis para foi 1S6 papers. We offer this uneqnaled newspaper- and THK GAS TONIA G UBTTRtogether for one' year for. ; $2.00 The regular subscription price of the two papers is $1.50. This offer will be open till Octoberlet Bead orders' t Gazette Publishing Co. .. M;0 N .T" R EAT HOTEL In the Land of the Sky" " Location 16 miles East of Asheville two miles from-Black Mountain Station, on Southern Railway. Climate delightful. ' , Bulldlfifis New and up-to-date. Amusements varied. Water and Cuslne the best in the land. . Rates reasonable, . Open June 1st. Reduced rates on all: Railroads. . . : . f Address .,V H. K. WHITE, Mgr. Montreot A30c26t. . N. C. THINK A MINUTE , Don't you kow that Gastonia is growing 'rapidly? If not, get out and look over the city and you will decide that she is making rapid strides in every direction. You most certainly know what a large increase in pop ulation will do for real estate values . . 1 - Then get busy and invest in some nicely located prop- erty which we" are offering at a very reasonable price, pd - ' . . . .. . watch profits grow. - ' - ' ' Gastonia Insurance 4 Realty Co. f MTHE KURFEE'S PAINT' As distributed by ; THE GASTONIA' HARDWARE COMPANY. embrace every good quality represented in a first class Paint. . Two car-loads of thia Paint received by us durinit the last .year ' substantiates the above statement. J . ' . t Our stock embraces a complete line oTlIouse, Barn, Roof, Carriage and wagon paint, varnishes, etc. " Your needs, larye or small, are solicited and will receive prompt attention., .'. .'. .. Correspondence Invited v : Phone 88 A. pleasure to-answer Inquiries t -'. .- -. . GcGtonia Hnrdwarc Comonn- SubcrJte tot Tim
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