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. I ciiia Cnn: v i ;:::co:rAL iiejition.. lineman eacly bust. YA'NTS. Gazette Want Acto Pay. Try 'cm And Get Results. A.t IIsciihtiIh 4niwrli-l under IhU lu a. I Ht th mlf of leu mill u linn for Ik- tlmt hiHcriUin anil five cents n llrw for fuel! auliwquoiit Insertion. I'hnne in I lilt rutin The (Itimtte will mnki a hiirxi tor nil nntlrfi of fiilm, gupiiern. Mllfl UHMIIUMHH. tc. Die oliJwt of Wllll't) Ih t iiikKo nioiicy. A ohnrKO will ftlso lip iiihiIh fur t-Hr1 of thiinkB eml ohlhi tirli. Th mtn la flvij cent a lum. An fxtra rhnme will hp muilo whn iKipy la l.ivpari'U In tlila -ofllca. FOUR-tf. -Bnildin? lots for . sale. ; ; Farmers' Supply .Co. FARMERS for sale Favorite Grain Prills bv John N. Ilanna. Agent, uastonia. N. ; O20cl0t $5 to BIG I,OT of nice drujnrets from to $27.50. . sis 9x12, rugs match. Williams Furniture Co. DKiWK. lor sale. Man orders re- - ceive prompt attention. For Prices and terms address Piedmont Urick Co.. Lowell. N. C, ; tf. M r. John Riddle, of the Bethel neighborhood, was in town' yester day. . .. Miss Iilla I farmon, f Kinjrs Mountain, was in town yesterday (hopping. , ' Mrs. J. Oates Sprinkle, of Char, lolte, waa a visitor in thaveity Wed nesday. ,"':Y-.,... -Mrs. L P. Wetzell an! Mrs. W. J. Clifford are FPendin? the dav ia Charlotte, i, , ' . .. , Mr. and Mrs;: Haskel Stanton and Miss Webb Stanton, of Bethel, trri ehoppers in town to-day. , . Mrs. C. A. Eurv. of Kincs Moun tain, is the cuest for a few days of homefoJks here. Mr. John F. Dayis made a busi ness trip yesterday to Blacksburf I and Kings Creek, S. C. Misses Bertha and,. Mabel Leon- liardt, of , Lowell, were among the out-of-town shoppers here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Julins Ware and Mr. Tom Cansler, of Kings Moun tain, were visitors to Gastonia Wednesday.-:: .."7" ,:;,: ..' i .',C'V;: :;' Mr. Arthur Corn well, machinist at the DillutgMill, Kings Mountain, COR SALR Good covered delivery J was a business visitor to Gastonia 1 wagon. harness and horse. Horse I WedneRav. .!.".. ; Rentle and suitable for family use I .,, tTSifW :i.Vi;Li.' SSiSo9 Xht litAi MarS I F you wish extra copies of the :1a- l dustrial Edition to send to vour friends send us the names and 15 cents for each copy and we will mail mem at our expense; BEGINNING with Monday, Oct. 14th, Dr. Wakefield will devote bis whole time to practice Charlotte office, (in the Hunt in his Build ing.) His work ia limited to diseases of eve. ear. nose, and throat, and fitting glasses. ' ' 6llc6t ' 1 A. HUNTER, the popular book u , dealer, will have at bis store for tour days, commencing October 7th, an expert optician trom tne celebra ted optical house of A. K. HAWKES COMPANY- Atlanta, Ga Special arrangements have been made for , this visit, and all those in the com .. munity who need eye glasses will Have a spienaia opportunity ot nav ing their eyes examined.. Satisfac tion guaranteed. v v . J4c2. ' FRIDAY? OCT. 4, 1907. Gastonia 3ens Frys- Egz. Produce Butter " - Onions , Pea3 .... Corn. Sweet Potatoes. Cabbage . Country IIams.-. ' Country Shoulders- Market lie, 15c. . . 20c 20c; 75c. $1.00. ..L-80c. , ,v 80c 16c 11 1-2 Presslev. of Clover. S. C..-are the guests this week of Mis. L. H. Long. Mr. Harry Jenkins is' at home for a, few day ST He - will return Monday to Charlotte where he is at tending, the Charlotte University School. Miss Mvrtle Nolen represents the Charlotte ., Chatauana in Gas tonia. . Persons desiring to secure season tickets or programs should apply to her, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Glenn will leave Monday for a trip" to New York and other Northern cities. On their return ' they will visit the Jamestown Exposition. ' Mrs. N. W. Lumpkin ' and two daughters, Alice and Mary, are ex pected to arrive to-night from New bern to visit the former's father, Mr, C. M. Nolen. They will be here for some time. r: Mr. Lumpkin will join them later. -- -v' . -. MrS.v J. F. Armstrong1, of Mc Adenville, and her sister, Miss Octie Goodsoa, of Lowes ville.passed thronglr Gastonia this morning on their way uto Lenoir, where Miss Goodson will enter Davenport Col lege as a student. Rev. J. V. Armstrong will Dreach in the Methodist church, at McAden ville Sunday morning on "Satan's Estimate of Job." ' ' There will be special music led by Prof. W. M. Cordell, All are cordially invited to attend. Vernon Fofle, Empltya of Pied mont Telephone Telegraph Co., Conies in Contact with LTfihi Wire of Ilih Voltage and is Seriously Injured Ills Con ditlon is Serious.' Pedestrians a n d others on Main street this morning about 9 o'clock 'or jihortlv thereafter were horrified to see,'.Vernon Fogle, a younatnal at work on one of the poles of the Piedmont Telephone & Telegraph Co., at the corner of Main and Marietta streets, fair-apparently. Jifeles3 across a cross-arm which he. was putting up. Assistance was immediately summoned and the limp body was removed at once to the offices of Drs. Reid and Glenn in the Adams drug store where medical treatment was at once begun. It was found that he was in pretty bad shape. though there were no' burns on his body. He remained - un conscious for several hours, de spite all efforts to restore him to consciousness. ; , On investigation it was dis covered that young Fogle had accidentally touched one of the high voltage wires of the city lgbt and power system, which are fastened to .the telephone pole, below the phone wires These wires are charged r with 2,300 volts of electricity, though it is probable that he did not re ceive the full force that the en tire voltage would nave given him. -It appears that here, as well as at other points in town the city's high voltage wires are either fastened to the telephone company's pwes idt swing so close, to them that the telephone SOCIAL. Mrs. J7D. Moore gave most delightful Kitchen Shower party at her home on West Air Line street, Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 in - honor of Miss Nell jSmyre, one of the seasons mo attractive brides. "About 30 guests were present and were re ceived by Mrs. Moore &in Mis Smyre, assisted bv Mrs. J Oatr Sprinkle, of Charlotte.' The bouse was tastefully decorate wr tne occasion. I he games were Trail and a "Kitchen Con test " Refreshments w-re serv ed in three 4 courses. Quite numrrf useful kitchen article were presented as gifts to the bride.. s-- : - , The onlv true constipation cure mut iwgin its soothiug healir.v ''.u-n when it enters the ni inii. Hollister's Rocky Mouni Hi T e ft restores t U i wholt "s stem to a healthy, not uial condition; 35 cents. . Tea or Tablets. . Adams Xrur Co. Carriers' Report lor September. Following are the reports of the rural free delivery mail car riers from the Gastonia post office for the month of Septem ber: Route one, T. : C. Smith carrierNumber pieces mail de livered. 5,820: collected, 2,232 money orders sold, 18: stamps and stamped envelopes sold, $33.56; route two, J. H. Carson, carrierNumber pieces mail delivered, 3,990; collected, 808; money orders sold, 38; stamps and stamped envelopes sold, $16.36; route three, J. H. Dix on, carrier Number pieces mail delivered, 3,434; collected, A CO? HiAtiAtt rfA a ram c?r 1 -I 1J. inemen are compel ed to climb stams and stamped envelopes through artwork of death- soW $l8 20. Mr. T. M. Dilling, dealing currents whenever it is rarr:- on r.te lntir u not Homemade Molasses. : Cranberries...,. ,.....1 Gastonia Cotton. , These figures represent the prices paid to wagons: Sept 27th . Good middling . 1 llyi Strict" middling.2 11 "Middling . : 10 Cotton Seed "x 30c Notice of New Advertisements. ; Yeager Mfg. Co.Have a s larger - and more complete stock than ever Detore and are snowing all tne new est weaves. Gastonia Iusurance and Reality uo. Announce auction sale ot cnoice lots. , - - . - - KobinsonBros. Have a surpassing variety ot high grade ladies footwear. Misses Ruddock. Fall . millinery lor tastidious toiks. J. M. Belk Co.-- Ralston Health . Shoes. , Little-Long Co. Refund railway . tare on purchases oino or more. . , J; S.: Manney, Receiver. Notice to creditors and stockholders of Crowd era Mountain Cotton idilL"-"- C. C. Corn wwell, Clerk. Notice tii summons to - srocituoiaers ana creditors of Crowders Mountain Cotton Mill. - Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jenkins are expected to return home tb-night from a two-weeks trip to New .York. While awav Mr. Jenkins nttrnripd ,...bO to bx J the annual meeting of the American ....lie qt. I uanKers Association ai Atlantic v.uy, an . j . TOWN AND COUNTY. y Mr. L. M. West, ' of the Thomp son & .Pegram Co, Inc , Stanley .Creek, was a business visitor in Gas tonia yesterday. Gastonia lodge No. 369, A. F. and A. w. win noid reeular commun -Lieut. Robert O. Underwood, of the United States Army, who has been visiting1 his sister, Mrs. Z. " B. Hrry, here, is expected to return to-dav from Carrollton. Miss., Where he has been on a brief visit to his brother, Rev. W. C. Underwood, pastor -of the Presbyterian church at that place. Mr." Underwood will spend a few days here before pro ceeding to Washington. D. C where he will be stationed for a ti,qe . Miss Delia Wright, a Methodist missionarv from Brazil, a. A., is spending the week in Gastonia with her sister, Mrs. Thurston Henrv. on Air Line street. Any of the ladies of the churches here wishing to meet Mhs Wright can see her at the above mentioned place. We feel surfe, without consulting Miss Wright, that she would agree to lecture for the ladies at the , Meth odist church any time this week. Miss Wright la from a well known family of South Carolina and has many friends who are glad to know sac is aoing sucn a gooa woric tu South America. . Mr. Porter R. Elmore and familv have moved to Gastonia from Stone - ga, va., where be held a position .as bookkeeper for the Stonega Coal & Coke Co. They arrived some days ago and have been visiting his fath er, Mr. uenry K, Elmore, on route one, Lowell. Mr. Elmore has accent ed a position aa time-keeper for " the Avon uoiton aiius ana went to woric Monday. He will be ioined soon bv his family, wh- are now at. his fath ers. Mr. Elmore s many mends S3 Sf 1 d? WOrk"ia thC -IcomeVhin" K Sye second degree. .... county, from which he has been ab sent several years. necessary for them to Teach the phone wires above. ' Young Fogle is a son of Mr. J. M. Fogle, superintendent of the manufacturing department of the . Yeager Manufacturing Company, He is 20 years of age and has been in the employ of the Piedmont Telephone Co. about two years, , most of that time as lineman. At 2,30 o'clock this afternoon Mr. Fogle's condition had taken no turn for the worse. He is resting tinder the influence of opiates and his physicians hold out strong hopes for his recovery. DALLAS DOTS. Correspondence of The Gasette. (Crowded out of last isauo.) uauas, &ept. du. l ne mem bers of The Pour Plaisir club and a number of out-of-town guests were most; delightfully enter- ained Saturday afternoon by Mrs, O. F. Mason. Instead of the usual contest . Progressive Trail was played. The prize, a beautiful hand-painted satin handkerchief case, was drawn for by several contestants, and was won by Miss Marion S. Miller. Delicious refreshments were served in several courses. Lianas nas been well repre sented at the Jamestown Ex position, and nearly every week some one is leaving for a trip to the exposition and sight seeing at: various other points of in terest. Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson. Miss May Durham, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shuford.with their little daugh ter, Katharine, Mr. A. L. Bui winkle and Miss Bess Puett left for Jamestown. Miss Puett is en route to Baltimore to resume ber studies at the -Woman's Medical College. Miss v Nina ; Patrick, of- the graded school faculty, spent Sat urday and Sunday at her home at Union. quired to make a report, the number of pieces of mail deliver ed on bis route having exceeded 5,000 for three months in suc cession. - The receipts at the local postoffice for the month of September amounted to $902.64 and for the quarter end.ng Sept ember 30th, $2,776.73. Lawyer Griffin Shot. Mr. F. F; Griffin, attorn ey-at- law, was shot jn the right leg by Mr. Charlie Johnson late Tues day afternoon, the shooting, it is reported, being accidental. As near as can be learned Messrs. Griffin and Johnson were just about to start on a drive to the country. Johnson - had a pistol in his hand. Griffiuure monstrated with him for' having it and a scuffle to gain posses sion of the weapon ensue-d, dur- in? the. course ot which it was accidentally discharged the bullet entering Griffin's leg. The shooting occurred in the Adams Drug Company's Loray store. Griffin wabrought down town and physicians probed for the bullet but were unable to extract it. He was removed to his home where he is confined to his bed. The wound is not thought to be serious and. un less complications arise, will probably heal up in a short time. There have been no arrests in connection with the affair. v Charch Notice. St. Michael's Church; Mass at 11 A. M. every second and fourth Sunday and services every Sunday at 3 P. M. Rev. Fath? J-inie. O S. B , Pastor. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that .in appl cation will be made to the Governor of North Carolina to pardon John Blackwood, who was convicted the May Terra, 1907, of the Superior Court of Gaston County, of the critn of larceny or aiding and, abetting in the cri ne of larceny , This, the 2nd day of October 1907 FOlIp . W, R.ljtACKWOOD. NOTICE. Your Town Tax for the yt.if 1907 U now due Please call al my office at CHy Hall nnd settle same. osc-n. J. W, CARROLL, Tax Collector. MRS. DR. MOORE Still in Gastonia Extracting teeth bv her Painless Method and wflrretnain Until Sat, Oct. 12. Hurry if you want your work done. The Reputation of a shoe depends on style, shape and materials of which it is made. The great variety of womerfs high grade footwear we are showing surpasses any ever shown here. All the newest models and leathers, $1.75 to $5.00 ROBINSON BROS. Foot-Flttcrs. Cotton Mill Stock Wanted We have inquiry and customers for Ute following Southern Cotton Mill stocks. Saxon Cotton Mill stock. (S.CJ Drayton Cotton Mill stock. (3. C.) Arcadia Cotton Mill stock (S. C ) Arcade Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) Woodside Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) Kings ftltn. JVItK. WO. (IN. U.J Woodlawn Mfa Co Cotton Mill stock (N.C.) Lancaster, Com. Cotton Mill stock lb. CJ Hartsville Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) Chiquola Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) Woodruff Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) Fairfield Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) . Trion Cotton Mill stock (Ga.) Tuscuvora Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) Williamston Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) Norris Cotton Mill stock (S. C.) , Clover Cottoa Mill Btock f S. C .) ' Lowell Cotton Mill stock (N C.) Lalvin. Lom., cotton Mill stocic is. tj j Monarch Cotton Mill stock (S C.) Iin. Prri'A Pnllnn Mill ntnrlr fV. CI If you want to buy or sell Cotton Mill stocks please write us. SOUTHERN SECURITIES & TRUST CO. A. Glenn, Pres. C. M. Glenn, Treaa. Gastonia, - - - - - N. C. MST0IS NEED NO BREAKING IN Because Ralston loot-print lasts true to na ture models provide for sole fit as well as upper fit and ft Is only by combining the two that a perfect fitting shoe can be obtained. They give you comfort without my sac rifice of style. Say Show me" to J. M. BELK CO. MERCHANTS & BUSINESS MEN Don't Miss This e We will collect all your Bad Dtbts for iKS $2.00 per month Turn your outlawed claims into cash. Our method of collecting from irresponsible parties is as near perfection as is possible. Remit us $2.00 to-day and we will mail you contract for one nonth. Contracts will be issued for one month or one year according to the amount of money received. For information concerning our reliability, we respectfully refer you to the First National Dank or any merchant in Leniir. Awaiting your business, we are. Very Truly, UNITED COLLECTION AGENCY, Lenoir, N. C. Dr. E.' C. Bovett. formprlv nf Mt. Holly, but now practicing med icine in Charlotte, Was bound over ' to court by the recorder Saturday in tne sum ol zoo on the charge of writing a prescription for whiskey for W. JI. Roberts wheaiie was not sick. Drusrgtsts testified that DrM Uoye naa written 130 peremptions for whiskey between Sept. 7th and Sept. 25th. . , - Mrs.- C. S. . Elam, of Kin?s Mountain, died yesterday Jn the Mercy General Hospital at Charlotte as the result of an .operation which she underwent the ' day previous. She had been under' treatment for two weeks. Mr. feiam, wno is a Five New Governors. At the regular semi-annual meeting: of the members of the Commercial . Club, held in the riWs parlors last" night, the following gentlemen were elected members of the board of governors,' to serve one year: L. C. Pejrram, R. L. Swan, JJ. W. Gilliam, W. II. Adams, R. B. Babington. A vote was taken calling: for a meeting of merchant at Kings Mountain, was ne clUD members to be held with his wife at the time-of her Tuesday night, Novemberj'5tb, VZZiittKZ'S ia"n, T7 for the purpose of changing the . Kins Mountain for burial A comma- social event at Lowe will be the marriage of Miss Laura Hansell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, " J. V. Hansell, to- Mr. Robert F. - Harris, which will be solemnized at the Lowell Baptist church Tuesday evening, ' October , 15th, at, 7:30 . o'clock. The groom-elect is a son of Mr. Cicero Harris and iboth parties have scores of friends who wilf congratulate them on . the ap proaching happy event. . ' , Two Catches. i ' ; . -:fr-7:1xf-:P Constable Madison Keadrielc added two to the number of jail birds yesterday. lie arrested John RoJynsonr a negro, "aT the Gaston Iron Works". Robinson is charged; with shooting his wife, Cetlie Lynn, near Cbeny ville last March. Bob Adams, another negro, charged with cut ting Roland: Thompson three weeks ago last Saturday night, was catijrht in a cotton field near the Arlington Mill. The officer naa a -1: . latter.' i: the" i: V.: the text t chase to catch the ''i were committed to j .n to a-.vait trial at : cf V-.: ::I:r Court. Y by-laws, v A majority of the be present to effect these changes. A committee appointed some time: ago to take steps, toward presenting to the South ern Railway '."the , necessity for new depots here was called on for a report but none was had ' If taken patiently and persist ently will relieve the most ob stinate cases of indigestion, con stipation, bad blood, bad liver no matter how long standing That's what Hollister's Rocky I Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Adams Drug Co. Auction Sale of Lots. Handsomely printed placards have been distributed by the Gastonia Insurance and Realty company announcing that they will sell at auction on October 19tb a large number of choice j lots in their new addition on the north edge of Gastonia. adjoin ing the old Dallas road. This property lies partly within the corporate limits of Gastonia, and its new streets will connect with tne streets of uastonia proper. as announced eisewnere in our colums, full particulars will be GRAND FALL OPENING Millinery, Dry Goods, Cloth ing, Shoes, Hats and Gents Furnishings at the . BALTIMORE RACKET ST0RE- Saturday and Monday October 5th and 7th. Large Display Of Ladies9 Jackets and Furs the best goods at the lowest prices. We solicit your patronage BALTIMORE RACKET D. & L. Lebovitz Proprietors. in the absence of the chairman I published in t,he Gazette, of Octo- ot this commntee. Reports in-1 per latn. dicated that the club nourishing condition. is , in .a Wm. H. Brown & Bro's. Pocahontas Perfume : "The. latest fad A refined and captivating 5- . odor. . ; ; v For Sale by FROST TORFENCE A CO. Police Coart. . T In the police court yesterday j morning , the following cases were disposed of:"' Dave Lenard, levi Brooks, William Iiedford, S. E. Plnmmings, John Buff and Grover Jolly were fined one cent each and costs for discharg ing fire arms in the city limits. The same fine was imposed on Jap Bess for failing to make his tax return before the year 1907. Mack Erwin forfeited a bond of $3.50 for nding a bicycle on the sidewalk. : , FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ' vV'-'; FOR ; : Fastidious folks may be seen "at our milli nery parlors at Lucas CoV. store. All the newest shapes and styles for the Fall and Win ter season. Don't fall to see o,ur hats before buying. :" " " - . -, , MISSES RUDDOCK ". at Lucas Co's; Store. Subscribe for Thb Gazette. 1 SHOP IN CHARLOTTE AND HAVE THE LITTLE LONG COMPANY PAY RAILROAD FARE. It's the hub of the surrounding country and The Little Long Company's store is the emporium for merchandise that's up to the miuute. There you'll find everything thats new, and the largest stock of the Carolinas to select from. The millinery and coat'suit showings are far beyond anything ever seen in their stores. Besides, you will find every want can be supplied in the way of fine dress goods, silks and trimmings, floor coverings, china, bric-a-brac, men's and boys' high class clothes, ladies', men's and chil dren's fine shoes, meu's and ladies' furnishings, as well as an up-to-date jewelry.departraent containing sterling silver and plated table ware, silver novelties, solid and gold filled jewelry, watches, fobs, bracelets, diamonds, rings, etc. If yotupurchase $40 00 or more, railroad fare will be refunded withiu a radius of fifty miles, and freight prepaid on all pur chases of $5.00 or more. Ask where's the biggest store In the Carolinas, and you'll be told Its in Charlotte, and its4 Ni2ci2t THE LITTLE LONG CO. NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS 'i- " I will be In the following places on the dates named for the purpose of receiving your taxes for the current year: Dilling Mill - - October Bessemer City - " Dallas - - - T. E. Shuford, Sheriff. 4 5 7 THE Difficulties ' -Of .Snrr.ps?;fiil 44 kni n-i.tt .... i. vJ-4 tunu ruiudiiuic ii nuMcici u; rcw. That the Green Studio has done this is evidenced by a I a r g e list of satisfied patrons and countless baby faces on exhibi tion at the Stu dio. . Child Portraiture is V Our Specialty Phone 147 ' J. I. GREEN. .1 4- NEW 4. Our new stock of Jewelry which has just been opened up was select ed from one of the largest jewelry houses fu America and everything is in the latest style."; : Our prices are as low as can be made- on the quality of goods. Come and let' as show you. We are still making a specialty of repair work a id can do your work - promptly. , Give as a . ; trial. ' WOLFE BROS. Oppslte Post-rMc on nice reasor- Give lis1 -oy Uion U'e can r either frintel t enjrravtJ, et -s "and pron:; . Jer. Caret!; I GastoRia. .V. V. ' ' .Le k r T:::: C
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