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THE GAST0X1A GAZETTE
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is better estimated bv the little thinjrs he does than the
larjre ones. Larsre affairs brin popular applause. Lit
tle ones are in themselves the only reward. You may
not know the scrupulous, exactness and carefulness
that has to be exercised
In Filling Prescriptions
but when you give the medicine to the patient and see
him rally, recover, and then resume his daily duties,
that is the time you realize that half the battle was in (
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KNOWN : BY : RESULTS
Abernethy - Shields
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McAdenville Hatters.
The Gastonia Gazette.
FRIDAY, Jl'XE 10, 1910.
Recital by Miss Atkins' Pupils.
The violin and piano pupils of
Miss Lillian Atkins' classes will give
a public recital in the auditorium of
the Central school Friday evening at
8 o'clock. The public is invited to
attend.
could not hold down the heavy hit
ting of the Bell's Park team and the
tables were turned in the ninth. W.
Price, as usual, got his three-bagger.
Batteries: Bell's Park Rhyne and
Price; Lowell Leonhardt and Robinson.
More Teachers Chosen.
At a meeting of the board of city
school commissioners yesterday af
ternoon four more teachers were
elected, thus completing the faculty
for next year. They were Miss Has
sie Lee Ponder, of Mars Hill; Mias
Mabel Graeber, of Concord; Miss
Julia Bell Brown, of Marion, S. C,
and Miss J. Marie Craig, of Lancas
ter, S. C. Prof. J. B. Warren, the
principal, has not yet signified his
acceptance of re-election to his po
sition, the board having given him
till June 20th to give an answer. Ft
Is believed that he will accept. His
many friends here hope so at least.
Hell's Park Defeats Lowel! Again.
By a score of 11 to 9 Bell's Park
on Saturday took the third straight
game from Lowell. In the eighth In
ning the score stood 8 to 6 in favor
of Lowell. The Lowellites, however,
The town of Seattle, Wash., was
swept last Friday,, the 10th, by a
disastrous fire, causing a loss of 1,
000,000. The police receipts for Charlotte
for the fiscal year which ended May
31, show an increase of between 35
and 40 per cent, or J3.437.41.
President Taft Saturday commut
ed the sentence of Arthur Ipock
who was convicted last October In
court at Newbern for illicit distill
ing, from 18 months In prison to one
year. This action was taken because
the man has old persons depending
upon him for support and by mis
fortune on the family.
More than 200 census enumera
tors In Kentucky have formed them
selves Into Census Enumerators Un
ion No. 1, with a view of making
complaint to the United States gov
ernment about the additional work
they have had to do in April and the
delay in payment of their salaries.
The American delegates to the
fourth International Conference of
American Republics will sail from
Xew York to Buenos Ayres Wednes
day the 15th.
Correspondence of The Gasette.
McADENVILLE, June IS. ReT,
R. S. Howie attended the reunion of
the class of '95 at Trinity College,
Durham, last week. Mrs. J. W.
Jenkins, of Plneville, waj a visitor
here last week. Messrs. J.' L. Web
ber and O. L. Webb went on the ex
cursion to Johnson Clt last week.
Miss Corrllla Winkler, of Hickory, Is
visiting at the home of Prof, and
Mrs. J. L. Webb. Among those who
went on the excursion from here to
Charleston were Messrs. George and
Hugh Cavin, Walker and George In
gle, Grady Rumfelt, Fronle Brachel,
Guy and Press Brittain and Henry
Fisher. Mrs. R. F. Ezzell. of Char
lotte was a McAdenville visitor Wed
nesday. Mr. Geek Tate, of Rocking
ham was a pleasant visitor here
Thursday. Mrs. J. H. Wags taft was
a Gastonia shopper Thursday. Mrs.
Bessie Marshall, of Emporia, Va.,
spent last week here. Mr. L. L.
Todd, of Gastonia, . was a business
visitor here Thursday. Mrs. F. C.
Lynch is spending this week with
relatives at Barber Junction. Mr
and Mrs. Gus Webb spent last week
at Dallas and Gastonia with rela
tives. 'Mr. J. M. Branch, of the Lo
rav Mill. Gastonia. spent Sunday
here with old friends. Mr. Branch
was for ten years in the service of
the McAdenville-Lowell Railroad,
nmitpd. Mr. Robert Mayer, of
Charlotte, was in town Friday. Mrs.
William Mauney, visited relatives in
Belmont last week. Misses Cather
ine and Mamie Ray were Gastonia
shoppers Friday. Rev. W. L. C
Killian, of Gastonia was in town
Thursday. Dr. G. W. Taylor re-
received a message Friday conveying
the sad intelligence of the death of
his brother at North Wilkesboro.
He left immediately to be present at
the funeral. Mr. I. W. Shields was
in Charlotte Saturday. Mrs. J.' H.
Walters and children, of Gastonia,
spent Sunday here. The Junior Or
der and the Daughters of Liberty
gave a public entertainment Satur
day evening at 8 o'clock. Refresh
ments were served, such as ice
cream, cakes and other dainties. In
cluding the members of the orders
and the visitors there were about
three hundred present. After the
refreshments were served, interest
ing speeches were made and thanks
returned to the orders by Rev. R. S.
Howie, and Prof. J. L. Webb. The
farmers are beginning to harvest
their wheat and cotton is looking
fairly well.
STATE NORMAL" COLLEGE.
We desire to call attention' tb 'the
advertisement of the State Normal
and Industrial College which appears
in this issue. Every year -shows a
steady growth In this .Institution de
voted to the higher education of the
women ft North Carolina. '
The college last year had a total
enrollment of 993 students. Nine
ty of the ninety-eight counties of the
State had representatives In the stu
dent body. .. Nine-tenths of all the
graduates of this lnstltulon have
taught or are now teaching In the
schools of North Carolina.
The dormitories are furnished by
the State and board is provided at
actual cost. Two hundred appoint
ments to the dormitories, apportion
ed among the several counties ac
cording to school population, will be
awarded to applicants about the mid
die of July. Students who wish to
attend this institution next year
should nake application as early as
possible, as the capacity of the dor
mitorles is limited.
'.-Dr. Charles A. Dickey, .one of the
best known Presbyterian clergymen
of the United States, died at the Pres
byterian hospital, in Philadelphia
Friday. ,
' It Is expected that Attorney-Gen-eral
WIckerham will instruct his
assistant, William S. Kenyon, to file
salt In the United States Circuit
Court against the Chicago stock
yards for alleged rebating on freight
rates.
'' Dr.' Ferrell, assistant secretary of
the State board of health and. having
In hand the work of the; eradication
of the hookworm in North Carolina
under the direction of the Rockefel
ler Sanitation Commission, says that
he has now positively Identified the
existence of the hookworm in eighty
six counties of the State.
Send lis Your
Flat Work to
Launder--
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Wbyi,-8fi? lon with
your laundry' iundle each, week, all
the big, heavy-, flat -pieces from your
family washing thA counterpanes,
sheets, pillow cases, ' table cloths,
napkins, fowels, handkerchiefs, etc
We will wash and iron these piec
es and deliver them to you all readyf
ror use for only a trifle, t ,1
This service saves you all of the
hardest, biggest and most bother- j
some part of , your weeks .washing J
and ironing and we . wash the i
clothes cleaner and iron them bet-r
ter than you would too.
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GRAND EXCURSION SPRUCE
PINE AND RETURN JUNE 21ST
OVER S. A. L. AND CLINCH
FIELD ROUTE II E N E F IT
THOMPSON ORPHANAGE GUILD
The ladies of the Thompson Or
phanage Guild will operate an eur-
sion Charlotte to Spruce Pine, N. C,
and return Tuesday June 21st pick
ing up passengers at an stations up
to Shelby. This is a grand oppotunity
to see the most wonderful railroad
construction in America, and the
most beautiful scenery in the world.
It is a one days' outing at a small
cost, and for the benefit of a most
worthy cause, the fare for the round
trip is only $2.50; children over five
and under 12 years, $1.50. Tickets
are now on sale at Hamilton and
Martins drug store, Jordans drug
store and S. A. L. City Office, and at
all stations by S. A. L. agents up to
Shelby. Reserved seats can be se
cured without extra charge by get
ting them now. For further infor
mation call on any of the ladies of
the Thompson Orphanage Guild or
James Ker, Jr., manager for the la
dies of the Thompson Orphanage
Guild.
A CARD.
As It has fallen to my lot to par
ticipate in the second primary to be
held June the 25th, 1910, for the
nomination of 'Representative, I have
taken this means to thank my friends
for their support in the first primary
and ask you to help me in the second
contest, assuring you that if I am
tha aiisaaafii 1 AovwIMaf a aAdvlnm
will be at your command to do any"- OllOWTiaK P Steam 1 .3 11 fill ml
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thing that it is possible for me to do
for you.
This is my first time to ask my
friends for any honors in this way
and I hope they will come out to the
primary and give' me a good big vote.
If I had the time It would be a
pleasure for me to see In person ev
ery voter In the county, but my time
Is taken up on my farm and business
and I feel like the voters haven't
any time to waste with candidates,
so I thank you In' advance for the
support which I hope you will give
me on the 25th and remain,- '
Yours- very truly,
t S. S. MAUNEY.
Cherry ville, N. C, June 13, 1910.
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Phone 13.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I hereby announce myself , a can4
dldate for Representative of Gasto
county In the Lower House of the
next , General Assembly, subjecf to
the action of the secoud Democratic1
primaries to be held June 25th. Jj
T 8. S. MAUNEY. 2
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Ihereby announce myself a can-!
didate for renominatlon for Repre
senianve ox Oaston countv In the
lower house of the General Asseml
bly, subject to the action of the'
Second TiomnnraHn ntn..t.
. yl iuuoi ico ui Ut j
held June 25th.
N. B. KENRRICK.
As a result of an all-night quarrel
Allen B. Paul, of Richmond, Va.
shot and killed his wife Sunday
morning and then went to his room
and blew his brains out with a re
volver.
A N Ideal rhrlntlan Rnm.i.t,,i tv. .. "W
trained in-tructor .Take, onl TjoiT bderTdtefl'J?.??-
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HOW ABOUT That Old BUGGY?
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It still has lots of good wear in it, but looks
battered and worn because the paint has all
"worn off. Have it painted over and get
another year's use out of it We can make
it look new and attractive at a small cost
Our painters, and repairers are expert work- ;
men and we guarantee a first class job.
Even if you are not ready yet to lure the work done
drop in and let os pit you a price. You will be .
surprised to find it will cost you so little. WLy put f -it
off longer ?
R. G. WARREN
Near lie County Court House : : ' GASTONIA, N. O
EASY TO HAVE LOVELY HAIR.
- Parisian Sage is the greatest dan
druff cure and hair dressing In the
world. It is not sticky or greasy,
and is used by women of taste and
refinement, who desire fascinating
and luxuriant hair that will compel
admiration. It is guaranteed to
banish dandruff, stop falling .hair
and itching scalp in twe weeks or
money back. The girl with the Au
burn hair Is car every package. Large
bottle only 50 cents, at druggists ev
erywhere, and at J. H. Kennedy ft
Co's. (Mali orders filled by the
American makers, GIroux Mfg. Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs, Wm.; Stafford, 5 Eau Claire,
Wis., wrote on Nov. 3, 1909;
" mis last summer I naa a great
deal of trouble with my hair. " It be
gan to fall out and ' I tried various
remedies, but none j helped me. -I
uegmumg to oecome aiarmea,
for I was nearly bald. " " - .-.
i One morning I noticed "Parisian
Eage" advertised,' so I bought a bot
tle. The effect on my hair was as
tonishing, i The' natural color was
restored and' I now nave a -fine head
of hair, 1 recommend Parisian Sage
to everyone. It Is wonderful.' " .
Mrs. George "Stork, 48 N. 6th St.,
La Fayette, Ind. on Nev. 1, 1909,
wrote: MI used yonr hair grower
Parisian Sage, and was pleased wtfh
It It Is a scalp cleaner and hair
grower." v . fr T-14.
A movement is on foot to make
successful farmers of the Indians. At
all the Indian reservations through
out the west carloads of farming Im
plements or tne most modern type
will be unloaded this week. Expert
farmers In the employ of the Indian
service will soon begin to Instruct
the Indians how to use the imple
ments. It is hoped that this step
will make the Indian responsible for
his own welfare.
COPY
of
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GO RIGHT AT IT.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Sheriff of Gaston county
Duujcci io me action or tne second
TlafVlf,.a A 1 f . . . .A
"vuiun.ui, yniuaneB . to D6 flelC
June 25th.
J. D. B. McLEAN..
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself a can1
didate for renominatlon for the of1
Ject to the action of the second Dem
ocratic primaries to be held Jun
25th.
Friends and t Neighbors In Gastonia
Will Show Yon How.
Get at the root of the trouble.
. Rubbing an aching back may re
lieve it,
- But it won't cure it
,You must reach the root of it the
kidney. '";! V''V
loan's Kidney Pills go right at it;
- Reach the cause; relieve the pain.
: They cure, too, so Gastonia people
say,
Gazette
E.
SHUFORD.
Mrs. G. W. Taylor. 221 Lorav Mill
House,. Gastonia, N. C, says:
received so much benefit from Doan's
Kidney Pills that J am pleased tb''te
tify in tbeir favor. . My kidneys were
disordered and my back ached so se
verely at times that I could hardly
get about to attend to my housework.,
There was also a lameness through
my kidneys and often pains radiated
throughout my body. Hearing Do
an's Kidney Pills highly spoken of, I
procured a supply at the Abernethy
Shlelds Drag Co.,- and 'after' using
them a abort time, I was cured."
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'There is a plan on foot to develo,
a water io'wer. ' near .'Morganton i to.
an .electrical plant. It is though"
that the Southern Power Company
will perhaps be interested as It ha
options on' various falls of the Llr
ville' river near Morganton. At an(
rate the town of Morganton is lool;
lng forward to telng supplied "wit,
electric power. , ' . : I.
- uommniees rrom the severs
Masonic lodges . of the county wi
meet in the lodge room here tonlgq
at 7 o'clock for the purpose of deel
ing upon a, date and place for hoi
Ing the annual Masonic picnic