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GASTOHTA GAZETTE. mux i.vry TU QoK-tta Tutelar n1 PrMay PvbtlaMriC Company. H. O. ATKINS. Kditar. I. W.ATKINS. BnttMM V"trr. Admitted lata the mall t Ihe foal fftoa at Qaatonla, N. C, t tha rounJ at ot Poatajra. Apr" IWi. SUBSCRIPTION I'lUCK: Oa year 1 .. a snootha .. 1 ftnar monttia M ma month users CROUP AND Pneumonia (Salvo A PKIfJCE OF DWARFS., yaaStS 0lrKh Acta Otlrkly The Family Safe-Guard. 25c, 60c, $1.00. Relieves Croup la M mlanta. Aborta Pwaaiaanla la S fcaara. Mruo watt aa ana L. aUcaardssa. tag. Chatsu. Greensboro, N. C FRIDAY. OCT. 4, 1907. TO OUB SUBSCRIBERS. We have been sending out our reg ular quarterly notices this week to all our subscribers who are in ar rears. To these we shall hope to have ready response. The heaviest expense of a newspaper olTice, the payroll, has to be met weekly in cash, .ill other expenses (all due monthly, am! it is impossible for us to meet our ol.lic.Uions promptly and givi- our patrons satisfactory service in all respects unless our subscribers remit for the paper in advance. The date following your name shows when your subscription expires. If you are in arrears, we would appre ciate the favor of your sending in your subscription promptly. PRESS COMMENT What (be Papers of (he State Say About Our Gaston County In dustrial Edition. Hifhly Creditable. Charlotte Newa. The Gastonia Gazette has issued a :-page edition, exploiting ihe dif' ferent features tiatgoto make Gas tonia one of the best cities in the state. The edition ts beautifully il mstrateri and is highly creditable to the editors. improvement of its streets. It Is soon also to have a modern hospital. Gaston and Gastonia are progres sive and The Gazette is right at the head of the procession. The article on rce four con cerning the death of General James H. Lane is credited by mistake to the Cotcord Tribune, vrhen it should be credited to the Concord Times. A Handsome Edition. Yoikville S. C. Enquirer. The Gastonia Gazette has issued quite a handsome industrial edition covering the city of Gastonia and the county of Gaston. The edition is in magazine form of thirty-six pages and is very creditable nt only to the publishers, but to Gastonia and Gaston county. Does the County Justice. Charlotte Obaerver. The Gastonia Gazette appeared yesterday at a Gaston County In dustrial Kditicn of thirty-six pagea in magazine, form, giving a vast amount of statistical information about the county and each of its towns, together with sketches of in dividuals, histories of institutions, many pictures of persons and places ana much matter of like character. Gaston has fifty-eight cotton fac toriesmore than any other county in t tie Mate is rich in agricultural resources, is peopled by thrifty folk, including many able and progressive business men, and its towns are prosperous and growing. This special edition of The Gazette does the county justice. Gastonia. its leading town, is not su massed in thrift and enterprise by any in the State or the piedmont region. The rapidly extended use of kctrical power in this section, v. hich is resulting in the erec tion of a netwoik of high volt age transmission lines all ovei the country gives rise to a tianger which lias not hereto fore existed here. The peculiar ways of a current ot electricity are only partially understood b the experts on the subject, and to the larg:e majority of people are a deep mystery- Some method should be adopted, it kcras to us, for warning the people of the danger of in any way coming into contact with the transmission lines. TJie law has long ago required the posting of warning signs at railroad crossings, but there are, so far as we are informed, no placards or warnings attached to any of the transmission towers or poles of anv of the power companies, i tie death of a nine-year-old boy in Char lotte some weeks ago, caused by his ignorantly or in a spirit of foolhardiness touching one of the heavily charged wires after climbing the iron tower, is an example of the danger of which we speak. The deplorable ac cident which befell a young telephone lineman in Gastonia this morning also serves to point out the crying reed of a better arrangement of the light and power wires in the city with reference to the telephone lines. Given a Good Exhibit. A. R. Presbyterian. The Gastonia Gazette, of Gastonia X. C, has gotten out an industrial edition of Gaston county. It com prises thirtv-two pages of written matter and of cuts. We notice pic tures 01 i ne iioyce .Memorial church of Captain Hilling and of Mr S. N Hoyce, with a short history of these gentlemen. The business enter prises of Gaston county are given a good exhibit. An Attractive Write-Up. Moresvillr Enterprise. The Gastonia Gazette comes to us tins week as an industrial issue for that hustling city. Gaston is a great county and is noted far and near for its cotton mills. The Gazette Publishing Company have shown their progressive spirit by issuing such an attractive write-up for their county and we congratulate them upon their efforts. Gaston Leads Them All. KaleiKli News and Observer. Gaston county leads all counties in North Carolina in cotton mills and the textile industry. The issue of The Gastonia Gazette this week is composed of thirty-six pages and is profusely illustrated, showing the textile. mercawUlf and other indus tries of the countyWthe churches, the schools, the puTJlic buildings, busintss houses and beautiful homes and pictures of the leading men of the county, It is a splendid edition, and the story of the progress of the comity is interesting and valuable. Gaston a Great County. Charlotte Chronicle. The Gastonia Gazette comes to us this week in the shape of an indus trial edition. It tells the story of the progress of Gaston county and the story is illustrated bv oictnres to bear it out. Gaston is the great est cotton milling county in the State. It is also a great mercantile county and its farmers are among the best in North Carolina. One of tiie.se days Gaston will be connected witli .Mecklenburg, the Metropolitan county of North Carolina, by one or more uruiges across the Catawba river. A filf Edition. Kings Mountain Herald. - The industrial edition of The Gas tonia Gazette appeared Tuesday. 1 he edition is 32 pages of 4 columns each and contains quite an im portant write up of Gaston county. me paper is illustrated with many cuts and contains, many historical facts concerning Gaston's marvelous progress. Kings Mountain" receives much space in the paper and among the illustrations, are several cuts of Kings Mountain churches. There is also a sketch of each of the county's officers, among which are Capt. hreno Dilling and Dr. O G. Falls. The edition will prove of much in terest 10 t nose wno are seeking in formation regarding- Gaston county. and will be greatly prized by those uasionians wno nave Deen lor some time making a home in other parts of the Union. Cartas of tia Femoua Count Joseph - . ' ' ' , Ojrtm.'atVi. , Tlso most famous dwarf who has CourUbcJ l-j tlie IU U h I lea U nil Uouutedljr Cuuuf JnopS Roruwluskl, win louj lf.wh(f tJU.rot ih a'o of ninety el,:u jinn-la auoilwr example of te Muevlty or his kind. Ujruw lcM stood euiy three feet three Uithea III liel;;uL This Old Hot prevent Dim from uisrrylug a beautiful woumu or fronr uitxlug lu the beat court society 4st the Georgkiu period, II waa very euJally received at Carlton House by George IV. a few weeks before that n.ommh'a coronation. So struck wa the klug by this dwarfs physical (race 'and, mental accomplishments that he mnarkod to CharWfc Mathews, fcvno bad brought the little man. "If I bad a dozen sous I could not wish them a more perfect model of elegance than the count" ; "- Boruwlaakl's last days were spent lu leaceful retirement In the city of Dur bam. lie telle us that in spite of the theory that dwarfs grow all their life be never added a quarter of an Inch to bhf three feet three Inches. When a lady asked him for his autograph, h sent these lues: .Poland waa mjr cradle, . - England Is my neat. Durham la my quiet plaea - Where my weary kones shall rat lie had known Marie Antoinette as o child, and lie was living when Queen Victoria was' "crowned. It Is In the Church of Bt Mary the Less at Dur ham, close to the cathedral. In which his body lies, that you read the follow ing Inscription: "Near this spot repose the remains of Count Joseph Boniwlaskl, a dative of Tokucla, In the" late kingdom of Po land. This extraordinary man meas ured no more than three feet three Inches in height, but his form was well proportioned, and be possessed a more than common share of understanding and knowledge. After various changes of fortune, borne with cheerful resig nation to the will of God. he closed his life In the .rlclnlty of the cathedral on Sept. 6, 1S37. In the ninety-eighth year of his age." P. T. O. of London. IMHUr!AM:TOaTUr.E,S.. . The Old Engliab Cuitom ef Burning Woman Alive "'. The horrible punb.huint of burulug women alive wh-um to huvo existed In Baxou ICuglauJ, but jHi.sps ouly In the cose of slaves. l'ulcr the Norman rulers any woman, u.md or five, -who killed her huHltMiid wiu buiMoJ ullve, aui the same pliUuieut for this crime and also fur U 'i trvaoii and. even for tolulag cuJ other uthwr of. feuses coiiijuucd or from time to tlrae .tbiMu;:b the KtrO unl t,hlrJ itiotla i.tilll It was utiull lic.l ,r not of parliament I.i 1T1H the last actual execution of Hits, klud having, how ever, taken pines six years earlier. Vhe wuippln; or women for various - of fenses continued even . I:iter, Tubllc wbtpplmj- was not abandoned - outll 1817, an l cases of private whipping oc- tjiirreC as late as isao, ' There can bo uo doubt, we think, that the savage human luNtluct of cruelty bad something to do with the barbarous punishments above men tioned. Aa the old Roman public kmged for the carnage of the circus, as the Spanish populace crowdoJ to the auto-da-fe In the flourUhtng days of the Inquisition, so the lower (per hnm not uIv the lawnrl strain tif 1-Htir. Ilsh nationality took delight In witness- 1 !ajLp3 ' lnff tortfliva wbleh In nil limlinhtllt i rrv JUTTV'V were devised aud kept np partly for their entertainment Judge Jeffreys In sentencing a woman to be whipped Is reitorted- to have said: ' , "Hangman, I charge you to pay par ticular attention to-this lady. Scourge a a r ,JT7 -V l - - TNAliMARK '4 1 A TORNADO. a (uytM and not onCu ahtv& ftea9 ner uii ncr oiooa runs uown. itui ' ft . . ' Christmas time, a cold time for madam pU 036(yfU& JL fo(illCCVeh, f ' . to strip. See that you burn her shoul- I irvvv r .w ivunwvyV'W - . , ' . " I .... 4-tf - It ' J f X X . - t m' : A ":.. : : oon i mmK mai - u met - farce a mountain o tfM t ' juntifia home, tj thatU j&l onfy tfUny that dtands In qoWwafc and that Uit cih Wtfd together and fygiAre out What dors thoroughly." CornMII Magaame. SAVING MONEY. ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEIL? Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Rheu matism, Gout, Gravel, Dropsy; In flammation of the Bladder, Bad Blood and Nervous Troubles caused by Sick Kidneys. rrost lorrence & Co. the well- known Drutreists of Gastonia know by experience that HIXDIPO will cure all forms of Kidney and Nervous Troubles, and will guarantee it in all cases. Can't you afford fo try it at their risk? It costs vou nothing if it don't do the work. Sent bv mail to anv address, ore- paid, on receipt of SO cents. Six boxes, $2.50. Under a positive guar antee. ' 5 Yeager's Opening. Wednesday aud Thursday were millinery opening days for the fall season at leader's and the new things in beadwear at this well-known establishment were seen by large numbers of ladies not only of Gastonia but from nearby towns as well. All the newest colors are seen here, including the leather shades, Copenhagen, emerald and eminence. One of the lead ing shapes is the stovepipe. There is a decided change this season both in ,the shapes and trimmings, the latter being more elaborate than usual. The fluffy ruffle is one of the latest. The Gage and Castle hats are also here in profusion. In children's hats the Skidoo and the flat ef fects are the most popular. Miss Benson, an expert milliner, is in charge and is assisted by Misses Gertrude Stowe, Ethel Kincaid and Blanche McArver. itself Gas It is Does Itself Proud. VilminKton Messenger. Tlie Gastonia Gazette "does proud" in the publication of a tou County Industrial edition. a quarto of thirty-six pages, profuse ly illustrated with cuts of the promi nent business men of the county and of the many factories and hand some mercantile buildings. It is a handsome write-up of Gastonia and Gaston county. It shows what wonderful progress has been made in that county in all lines of business in the last few years. Gaston is now one of the leading cotton manu facturing centers of the south. The Gazette with its industrial issue has done a good work in advertising its town and county. U At the Head of The Procession. Winstoti-Salem Journal. The Gastonia Gazette this week appears in what is probably the finest dress ever worn by a weekly paper in North Carolina. It is an industrial edition for Gaston county and it does its home town and coun ty proud. The county has 55 cotton mills in operation and two in course of construction. Gastonia is one of the widest awake little cities in the State. With a population of 10,000 it has a public library, good schools a splendid waterworks system sewerage system, etc., and has just voted a bond issue of $75,000 for the Cotton Receipts. The receipts at the local plat form to-day up to 1 o'clock were 106 bales. Total for the first four days of October. 450 bales. The best price to-day was 1VA cents. Clara Mill School.V The Clara Mill school will open Monday with Miss Willie Jenkins as teacher. This is not a branch of the citv schools but is conducted under the super vision of the mill management. Recently a comfortable and commodious building has been erected for this purpose. The children of the Clara Mill opera tives will have excellent school advantages. Cores Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer, Greatest Blood Pari- ler Free. , If your blood is immire. thin. diseased, hot or full of humors, if you have blood poison, cancer, car buncles, eating sores, scrofula, ec zema, itching, risings and bumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains. catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood or skin diseases, take Botanic Blood Balm fB. B. B.l. Soon all sores heal, aches and Dains ston and th blood is made pure and rich. Drug gists or by express $1 per large bot tle, three bottles for $2.50 or 6 bottles lor 5.uu. Samples free by writing Blood Balm Co., AJanta, Ga. B.B. B. is especially advised for rhrnnie. deep-seated cases, as it cures after all else fails. F J18 8. The Spiral That Connects the Earth With the Clouds. While In kansas a few years ago I bad a very clear view of a tornado. It was about ten miles distant, passing swiftly over the prairie. It presented the appearance of a long rope about two feet In diameter. It extended from a dark. Irregularly shaped cloud to the earth and waa slightly curved. It was of , nearly uniform thickness and leaned about thlrty-flve degrees from a perpendicular toward the cloud. A line drawn from where I stood to the cloud would have made an angle of about forty degrees with the earth's surface. After this ropelike projection had parted I noticed hi the Irregular cloud a perfectly shaped spiral of sil ver whiteness, it was shaped like a great auger and extended from the point where the funnel or rope had been connected with the cloud forward In the direction the cloud was moving. All around It was In wild commotion, bnt the spiral' Itself seemed to stand like a great' white ribbon colled anger shape and fixed secure. . This spiral at the time I caught sight of it was lying In a nearly horizontal position, the for ward end being only slightly elevated. I hare never met any one who has seen this spiral In the tornado clond, bnt by one who came dangerously near being caught by a passing! tornado I was told that the center of the whirl ing funnel was as white ss milk. From tus statement, taken n connection with my own observations, I have formed the opinion that the center of all tornadoes Is a perfectly shaped elec trical spiral and that when in opera tion It connects the earth with the cloud. It Is manifest that such a spiral wonld give the middle of the tornado runnel a white appearance. But it is not likely that one looking at It In Its upright form would detect Its spiral form. Indeed, it would have to turn Itself In a most favorable position In order to reveal to the eye of the ob server Its spiral form. Scientific Amer ican. . .., Getting the First Thousand Dollars and What It Teaches. "Get the first $1,000. After that mon ey making Is easy." ThU j. the old time eagj advice of the hard beaded, self made man. That axiom has set many men to saving. They fix upon that sum as the glittering, faroff her ald of a fortune some time to be To a man on a small salary a salary, say, out of which something can bo saved weekly without too much depri vation the advice is good. There la something in it that acts as a stimulus to economy. And who will deny that economy Is a good thing or that any truth that lights the way to It should not be known? ' " Many men, therefore, have been buoyed np In their economies by the belief that the first $1,000 la the hard est to get and that afterward all tho rest would be easy and the good things of tho vro.U that follow a bounteous supply of raaney would bo within easy reach. It is a, pity that the man who Invented that saying could not also have told ns with equal advantage Jiow to turn the $1,000 over and make two of It. It takes a long time to make a wafe earher see that "money works." Ills Idea of making money Is to work for it himself. It never occurs to him that money works much easier than be can and without any of the hardship he himself experiences that la to say. until he has got the first $1,000; That usnauy makes a young man feel like a financier, and he talks wisely of In vestments. Denver Republican. i you neea. andCd u& 6a that &he jee4: A. 4-4- A i " I . 0 . - " . '. a ft V ' (mm you weep neb in me $ame &tue bhe Hob uied to. - ...... .. ' ,. . i . -. v . , ,. Jl Vfr... Williams "Furniture . Co. , . CRAIG A WILSON BUILDING , ' . : Jno. H, Williams, Manager. Just Keep On. When today's difficulties overshadow yesterday's triumphs and obscure the bright visions of : tomorrow, when plans upset and whole years of effort seem to crystallize into a single hour of concentrated bitterness, when little annoyances eat Into the mind very quickly and corrode the power to view thiugj calmly, when the Jolts of mis fortune threaten to Jar loose the Judg meat from its. moorings,' remember that in every business, lu every career, there aro valleys to cross, as well as hills to scale; that every mountain range of hope is broken by chasms of discouragement through which run tor rent streams of despairl To ault In the chasm is to fail, gee always la your mind's eye those sunny summits of success! Don't quit" In the chasm I Keep on: System. Tho lest Food The best food is that which builds np the body and produces the most energy for the least amount of money mm WHEAT FLAKE CELERY Mil being made from the whole grain of the wheat has the nutrition to gfve the greatest sustenance and power. The continued use of this food will give yon more satis faction than any single article of diet yon have ever eaten.' raiatable NatrtUoaa Easy of Digestion and Ready to Eot to anas' bat. M k I M M fw I f r sdHta; or coat k toSat ol 0 V I i &o&f aaaBiBlBMBB Another Big Tree. In renewing his subscription lor another year Mr. VV. E. Ad ams, of Clover, says: "Refer- nne; to the large poplar tree of wbicb Dr. L. N. Glenn told vou a week or so ago, tell the doctor ii ne win come ,tiown to Clover and spend the day with me I will show him a poplar tree on H. L. Wrieht's farm near Clover That will measure 27 feet in cir cumference. It is still standing, never havine been burned down." A Stamp Manager!. A very complete menagerie may be formed from a collection of postage stamps having animals, birds and fish aa the central figures. The animals represented are; Hon, tiger, elephant, giraffe, Jaguar, camel, hippopotamus, buffalo, bear, leopard, dog, kangaroo. dear, horse, cow, llama,, goat, monkey, donkey, bearer, duckbill, seal, sable, gorilla, cobra, crocodile, tortoise. The fowl family Is represented by the pea cock, owl, heron, esgle, parrot, turkey, snipe, swan, goose, quail, dove, hula bird, emu, pheasant, lyre bird, apteryx, torea. Of fish there are but two the cod nd carp. The Insect kingdom has one representative in the butterfly, nestling In the coiffure of former Queen LUluo kalanL Frank J. Stlllman In St Nich olas. - - A Bonanza. A certain western congressman has bad disastrous experience In gold mine speculations. One day a number of colleagues were discussing the subject of speculation when one of them said to tne western member: "Tom, as an expert, give ns a defini tion of the term 'bonanza,'" ' ;'A 'bonanza,"' replied the western man, with emphasis, "Is a hole In the ground owned by a champion liar." Buccess. : ".- Willing to Help. -Willie was an only child, whose par ents lived on a farm. He often grew very lonely and longed for a playmate: One day he asked bis msissa why she didn't get htm a little brother. Mother I replied. "WIIMe. babies are too much trouble to TeTtd." Ssy, mamma. If you'll plant him. Til hoe him." Llppln-corTs. All He It always makes me feel sad when I play the piano. She Ah, In sympathy with your audience, I sup- j pose. rmiaiielpbla Inquirer. New Books at Library. ronowing: is a ust ol new books recently placed in the j Uastonia library: Juvenile little ctiionei series consist?- ig of "Little Colonel. "Little Colonel's House-party," "Little colonel's Holidays," "Little Colonel's Hero." "Little Col onel's Christmas Vacation." "Little Colonel at Board in e aT I 1 as aa w a... ... . . ocnooj. v "i.uue Colonel in Arizona," "Little Colonel: Maid ot Honor " bv Annie FM.. lows Johnston: 'VVaveeses.w bv William J. Lonsr: fiction "Red. 1 Headed Gill," by Owen; "Long Road," by Oxenhara : "Weav. ! ers," by Parker; I'Freckles, by I butby nimseifBenOey, runcr; 10 iiim mat Hatn, by Scott: "Lady of the Decora- lion," by Little. " - Presumption Is onr natural and origi nal disease. Montaigne. Not Living. "Hello, Jinks! I bear yon are living j wa Doaxamg noose." "Ton heard wrong. I'm boarding In a boarding house." Washington Uer- aio. ....... s , . it Is a maxim with me that so man was erer written out of a reputation Alexander the Great. , Alexander succeeded to the throne of Macedonia In his twenty-first year. He died at the age of: thirty-two. Thus in the space of about twelve years the yonng soldier had brought the Greek states into submission, crashed Darius and his million of Persians and crossed the Indus and defeated the Indian king Porus. Alexander was not merelv a brutal conqueror, but tried to weld the various countries Into a solid empire. .. Ne Use For them. "Come, Willie; get Up P said an in dulgent father to bis son . the other morning. . "Remember, the early bird catches the worm." -' , . , "What do I care for worms?" replied wiuie. "Motner won't let me en fish ing.". ' - - - - -jj'. ' ,. : ,; ; : : Still In Danger.' " Wiggles I hear BJenks has been very 111. Is he out of., danger yet? aggies well, he's convalescent, bnt he won't be out of danger nntil that pretty nurse who has been taking care of hlrn has gone away. " -' And Then He Ran. "Did any man ever tell yon," asked Mr. rjenpeck ss he edged toward the floor, "that yon were the sweetest and meet beautiful woman In the world?" "No," replied bis wife. "Gee! Men are hon ester than I thought they, were." Chicago Record- i uoraia , - . J 943 &2j I S II' ci-T In the city of Brook lyn, N. V., tliere has been for. many years a (jon Kpicnous sig-nboard out side v an ofSce Avhich roads ' "KICK TOE PlilNTEK." . Bibulous p e r sons sometimes go inside to earry out the apparent roquost, but they ' dis cover5 that the printer to a gentleman by the name of Kick. , , J In evety town there aro persons who,- if they do not actually feel like" kicking tho printer the : newspaper - man at any rate - do "a " lot of kick- -ing at tho -way he con ducts his paper. Please DOXT kick the printer; hd is doing tho best he can. t - ' AVid what her does - for the town and -community, despite hia occasional mis- ' takes, may be a great deal more than the kickera themselves are doing. Did THAT ever occur to you ? Wo are all neighbors in this town, . What helps one , helps the others. What hurts oneimrts the others. . Every community is a mutual benefit association, whether organ-" ized or just running wild. The printer is a charter member.1 If you had no printerrno newspaper how would you like that ? Do you know what happens to towns that don't support a newspaper If-Nothing happens. ".Nothing ever happens in a town like that vAs soon as things beginto happen in a town the newspaper comes along and tells about 7 ; them. ; -.O.;-'- r'.r'T:''" ' ; i "- :: ' Tho newspaper boosts the town. It 'records proirress nd offers suggestions, by the editor or the renders, as to lurtber progress. - Lvery copy of every issue advertises the. -C town. This is all free advertisement It cost the town, nothing. . It costs the people nothing." It is a part of the' : business. '- .; , , " " .- '. . -' ' . -"' ; " In view of this fact, which nobody can dispute, it is - much better to pat the printer on the- shoulder now and " niuu unu p;a iiiiuiy Ol film man to SICK. Him. . . rY ( Arm J yO; DONTIIck THE PRINTER. COTTON IECEIPTS.; Septmber , 950 bales Nowadays.' ' ' First American Cblld-ITere I am ten years old, and my parents actually ob jected to my going to the matinee. eecona American Child The truth is that parents nowadays are getting tpoflevL-Lire.. . - Not Frank. She Be frank with me. He I can't' uy name Is James. Harvard Lam poon. , Subscribe Gazetto! for the Gastonia II Yoa Want Gaston Ceonfy Kews Subscribe f jr The f ze'- ;; J If Yea 7sct Nest. Up-toD.te StalianTy see nt-w i r. Ti . ' , - - - - - - , . .,. , .
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