FRIDAY, SLUT CO, 11110.
The
Household
Hornet's Nest
Favorite
Remedy
Liniment
Is used by thousands fr and near. .tk yiur nrlbbtr what he thinks
of HOHXKTS XKST L1X1MKXT. He wirl wy at cue llut, tnlernally for
hwwrl complaints, such a diarrhoea, dyseiiU-ry and Mher liullr trou
Mrs, there In nothing belter than Home: .Vent Liniment. KUernally it
is m good as tlio bewt and better than the rot. Ftr sale by n?l druggists
and country mcri'iants.
W. N. MULLEN'S SON, Proprietor
CHAKIiOTTK, X. C.
mnTTDTfliarTMETMi
.SIMGLES
ARE FIRE PROOF
'T'HEV will not burn. Will not split or curl like wood shingles.
Will not crack and roll off like slate. Will not rip at the seams
like plain tin. Neither will they rattle during high wind storms.
Thev never need repairs and last as long as the building. And last
jl of all, they make the handsomest roof and are not expensive.
LONG BROTHERS
:-r Personal Mention. ;
Mrs. Cora Spencer and children
are here from Charlotte on a Tls.lt
to the family of Mr. J. J. Spencer,
Mr, O. W. Ragan haa purchas
ed a handsome new Cadillac IS au
tomoblle. which arrived Wednesday,
He expects to leave with It SDon for
Brevard where hU family will spend
Exclusive Agents
Gastonia, N. C.
Queen City
Granite & Marble Works
CHARLES FORD, Gastonia Agent
A Marble ir (irunite which shows lettering well is what you peed
for a memorial. Our fine grained American Light Marble or our Winns
hort Blue (iranite will give you very durable, handsome nu-numents and
distinct inscriptions.
the summer.
The wails or tne new jail are
up and ready for the roof. , On the
court house the bricklayers are car
rying the walls up from the second
floor and two or three weeks will
probably see this structure ready for
the roof.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Glenn are
here for a few days from MeComb
City. .Miss. They arrived the first
of the week, .Mr. Glenn coming to
attend the sessions of the American
Cotton Manu acturers Association
at Charlotte.
The Stanley Creamery Compa
ny, extended mention of which was
made in a recent issue of The Ga
zette, was Tuesday granted a char-
er by the Secretary of State. The
authorized capital stock is $7,000
with $6,200 paid In. There are 62
stockholders.
Messrs. Morris Bros, yesterday
completed the work of moving the
Dellinger stock of goods, which
they recently purchased at receiver's
sale, from the Heath building to
i ineir own score, tney announce in
today's Gazette that they will have a
; big bankrupt sale ad in next Tues
day's issae.
Mr. John T. Epencer, the veter
an house-mover, moved a house on
East Franklin avenue the first of
the week for Mr. John Stubbs. The
building was moved back on the lot
and is being raised and placed on a
brick foundation. Between his res- o'clock.'
125th aualveraary of the signing of
the Mecklenburg Declaration of In
dependence. It Is a legal holiday tn
this , State ", and consequent! the
banks are closed. In Charlotte the
lay Is being celebrated with an au
tomobile rata and . other contests
This Id an off-year and hence the
ueen City's celebration will be
wall affair as compared with last
year's. " ' '. ' ' :
Mr. H. 0. Wlnget has received
roni Mr. John W. Cruett, supreme
i can ler of the Improved Order
Heptasophs, notice that he has been
appointed resident agent for North
Carolina. This is a new position
and was created to comply with a
new State law which requlrea in
surance companies to appoint an
agent to appear be.'cre the State In
sura nee uomnne.si.iDer in cases
where the company for any reason
loes not pay a policy.
The Gazette Is indebted to
President J. M. Rhodes for an Invi
tation to the coirmencement exer
cises of Littleton College, Littleton,
.May 24 to 26. The class day exer-
lses will be held Tuesday, the 24th,
:he art exhibit on Wednesday, the
annual sermon Wedresday by Rev.
H. Broom, of Elizabeth. City;
graduating exercises, literary ad
dress by President W. S. Poteat, of
Wake Forest, and the commence
ment recital all take place on Thurs
day, the 26th.
Beautiful Spanish Dancer
Gives Praise to Pe-m-nn-
lyjEKVOUS prostration Is usually the Parana Is not a beverage nor a bitters,
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IN result of aToeatlon whloh requires
s eontianal strain 'on the nervous
system. - - vv ' . : ,
In sneh eases tt would be wise It a
change of vocation oould be made. V
But this is not always possible and a
good tonle becomes a necessity. , f
. Peruna Is a tonia that invigorates
without produoing a drug habit.
but an honest, straightforward tonle,
aa-es digestion.
There 1 ft great demand lor tonloe
during the depressing heat of summer.
and Mnaela.ll in ununtHu wk. kn
wuather la very prevalent ,A.
Suoh ft demand 1 exactly met by'
Peruna. -. '' .". " . : , . ,
lr. Bunting to Wed.
The Statesville Landmark of
Tuesday savs: "Invitations will be
Issued this week for the marriage of
Miss Catherine Copeland. of States
ville, and Dr. R. C. Bunting, of Bal
timore. The marriage will be at the
Copeland home, on Walnut street,
Wednesday evening, June 8, at 6
This announcement will
idence on South York street to the j be heard with Interest In Gastonia as
Stubbs house on East Franklin, a J Dr. Bunting spent several years here
Large Mock mi hand at our works.
Dilworth Street Tars. Phone 1018.
Boulevard & Palmer Streets,
Call and see them. Take the
Charlotte, N. C.
distance of eight blocks, 3fr. Spen
cer says he counted nine houses
that he had moved.
The Gazette acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to the- com
mencement exercises of Bingham
School, Mebane, which took place
May 15, 16, 17 and 18. The grad
uating class this year numbered
four. The commencement program
was quite an elaborate one. Judge'
J. C. Prltchard of the United States
Circuit Court delivered the address
Wednesday.
in the practice of medicine.
Moving Cotton In York.
The Enqufrer, 17th.
The rise to fifteen cent last week
moved quite a let o' the York coun
ty cotton that hag been holding back
for higher prices. It was reported
yesterday that between two and
three hundred" bales were sold at
Hickory Grove and Smyrna last Sat
urday. It is understood that most
of the cotton Una is- befog sold now
befng taken for application on fu-
Mm Pilar jffonterde Praiki Peruna at Tonic.
A letter sent to the Peruna lmg Mfg. Co., from the popular Bpsoish dancer,
kffen Pilar Monterde, is aa follows :
-Today Is the 20th of May, the fore contracts.
Temtro Principal, City of Mexico Nor. 3, 190S.
Tke Peruna Drug Mfg. Co.r Columbus, Ohio, U. S. A.
Gentlemen; Having used your Juitty celehrmteS remedy, Lm Peruna,"
toraome time, I have the pleasure of Informing you that t consider it the
best tonle I have ever used.
It la a wonderful fortifier of the nerve after exhaustion and It in
creases the vitality of the whole body, and in my own case has produced
the moat complete and permanent restoration, it is also pleasant to the
taste.
I do not hesitate, therefore, to recommend this remedy to all women
as the best and most pleasant tonic that they can possibly take.
Yours very truly, (Miss) Pi Monterde.
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Commencing Saturday, May 21
We Will Offer Our Entire SlaeM at
Cost
Clothing, Furnishings, Etc
We carry one of the swellest lines of cloth
ing carried in this part of the country. If
you want to buy something for your money
in clothing buy a Hamburger or Lowman
Suit from us. These lines are too well known
for you to lose this opportunity of getting one
at actual cost. Our line of furnishings is
complete and up-to-date and will be sold at
cost.
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Odd Pants, Hats, Etc.
Our line of odd Pants is complete and cut
in the swellest styles. If you want a suit for
the boy come and get it at and below cost.
Also a nice and new up-to-date line of Hats
to go at cost. No reduction in Stetson goods.
If its a nobby straw you want, buy it here at
your own price. No goods charged or sent
out on approval. This "stock must and will
be sold.
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