t FIUDAT,: JVLT 1, 1910.'
FAGS SIX.
TOT GA8T0XU,qA?lCTpG,, ,
Insurrection has broken out la
Honduras, another Central Ameri
can Republic
J. M. Sing, marahal of the town of
McFarlan. Anton county, died Wed
nesday from the effects of wounds
sustained Monday at the hands of
Claud Thomas, a negro railroad
hand. He was 38 years old snd
leaves s wife and six children. Pos
ses are still searching for Thomas.
East Clereland appraisers have
ralued John D. Rockefeller's Forest
Hill estate at Clereland. Ohio, at
fl.OSO.000.' : T
'Prof. A. C. Mcintosh, assistant
professor of law at Trinity College,
was Wednesday elected to a law
professorship at the State University
to succeed the late Dr. Thomas Ruf
fln. He Is a graduate of Davidson
College.
SCHOOLS AND COLLE
Catawba College and Preparatory School
Both sexes. Private rooms snd board for ladies but under school super
vision. Strong faculty. Special sttention to A. B.. B. S. and B. L. courses-
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
Expended on new Laboratory equipment. New furniture. Buildings reno
vated. Location ideal. Healthfulness unsurpassed. Tuition rates very
moderate. Board at actual cost on the club plan. :: :: ::
Fall term begins Sept. 7, 1910. Write for catalogue.
JOHN F. BUCHHE1T, A. M.. President.
P22 Newton, N. C.
HM5
mm
AN Ideal ChrUtlw ITome School. Trparatory
Expression. V hyalcaJ Cultur, Pedagogy, Bu
liuilc. llign tnUrd maintained by large U
OFFICIAL WUITKWASlC . THE OLD MILL.
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(Written for The Qasetts.)
TnaS wnas mr, vauingrr ww, A, .v. mnrnlnr .un.hlna
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It sworn Secretary or interior to I Wer finned by a gentle breexe;
be Kxoaerated aad IMachoi WUl I And glad were the Yokes. ringing
be Ouademard. , I Under the spreaaing trees.
An Assisted Press dispatch The Uy In friendly clusters.
NBWS NOTES.
Tomi wd County.
from Chicago to the afternoon pa
pers of Mondsy says, In part:
According to a special story la the
Chicago Tribune today under a
Washington date line. Secretary R.
A Rtlllnvop will ha VftitAratAil h at
m.irtt ,nnrf nf th lotnt cni.tMi. A path toward the foot of the bill. :
atonal committee which for Are We suddenly oame to the entrance
months has been making an exhaus
la pink, bloomed fresh and gay;
And the wild birds' notes from their
pretty throats.
Made It one Ideal day.
And as Bessie and I were treading
Of an old neglected mill.
tire Investigation of the conduct of We peered through the dusty cob-
train Instructors. Take only 1 00
I niurunM neajin raoora. unci
and CoUecUU eourm. Ark
mine, eta. ConaerratorY ol
tff Ol IIMTImii. enllam.
nauwn ana ceacnea ma individual.
k bonding. 8tem haat. Szoeilaut table.
Large gymnasium. Fark-Uka campua. OonoerU, looturea, tennis, batket-
aii, w nta tor our catalog peioraawiajming meoouege lot your aangntar.
HSNKY JKKOMB STOCKAJUX A. M lseea BaUiSb, H. C
BINGHAM
SCHOOL
1793 1910
TBI BIHSHiM SCHOOL, IsWnlK C ku ! .4 tor W Wtm tot lit T1AB8. lanllf
low o. Ut "!.. I miUt tnm city. Oquotfloa ILTTAIT tor DISOTUm.
OnmOL mm4 CAMUOt. Bo?. iqM Irom Mho sthroli mm nalnl IMw htj IMinl
aadMi oml a. mioham. Umpk.. an v
Trinity Park School
A Firat-Claas Preparatory School
Certificates of Graduation Accept
ed for Entrance to Leading
Southern Colleges
Faculty ol ten officers a-d teachers.
Campus of seventy-five acres. Library
containing more than forty thousand
bound volumes. Well equipped gymna
sium High standards and modern
methods of instruction. Frequent lec
tures by prominent lecturers. Expenses
exceedingly moderate. Twelve years of
phenomenal success.
For catalogue and other information
address
F. S. ALDRIDGE, Bursar
Durham, N. C
S6clQw
Trinity College
Five Departments Collegiate. Gradu
ate. Engineering. Law, and Education.
Large library facilities. Well-equipped
laboratories inall departments cf science.
Gymnasium furnished with best appara
tus. Expenses very moderate. Aid for
worthy students.
Teachers and Students ex
pecting to engage in teaching
should investigate the superior
advantages offered by the New
Department of Education in
Trinity College.
For catalogue and further
information address
R. L. FLOWERS, Secretary
Durham, N. C
S6c 10w
BOILING SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
Shelby, N. C, R. F. D. No. 3
HEALTHFUL LOCATION.
ATTRACTI VE SURI90UN DINGS.
IDEAL MORAL AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS.
LARGE AXD COMFORTABLE BRICK BUILDINGS.
WATER WORKS.
ROARD AT ACTUAL COST.
TUITION VERY REASONABLE.
ABLE CORPS OF TEACHERS.
NEXT SESSION OPENS AUGUST 30TH
FOR CATALOG, APPLY TO
REV. J. M. HAMRICK
PRINCIPAL.
SHELBY, N. C, R. F. D. NO. 3.
the affairs ot the Interior and of the
bureau of forestry of the depart
ment of agriculture.
The Inrestlgators who concur In
the majority report which carries a
condemnation of the course of for
mer chief forester Ptnchot, J. R.
Garfield and Louis R. Claris, ac
cording to the Tribune story are
Senators Nelson, Flint, Sutherland
and Root and Representatives Mc-
Call, Denby and Olmsted. It also Is
declared that a minority report will
be filed declaring Secretary Ballin-
ger guilty of the charges made a-
galnst him, to which the signatures
of Representatives Madison, James
and Graham will be attached. It Is
asserted that the majority was
drafted by Senator Nelson and that
of the minority by Representative
James and that in addition. Repre
sentative Madison has written his
own opinion of the affair although
he will sign the minority report.
The majority report Is said to
find Secretary Ballinger acted with
in the record and displayed proper
judgment with respect to the Cun-
r.lngham coal claims; that he was
w'se, honest and conservative in his
actions and that he was justified In
his criticism of the reclamation ser
vice and his abandonment of the pol
icy of Secretary James R. Garfield,
The minority report. It Is asserted
will conflict almost In every partic
ular with the finding of the majority
of the commission.
Give your boy and erirl the best chance for the largest development and
usefulness. That is to say, give them a LIBERAL EDUCATION.
ERSK1NE COLLEGE, Due West, S. C.
Offers the opportunity for such an education. Thoroueh work dor.e in all
departments. Two courses leading to the A. B. degree. The VVYLIE
HOME offf an excfr,ir''1;,l opportnnitv to voung women ready for the
Freshman class. Write for illustrated catalogue to J. S. Moffatt, President.
WHY aLVES FAIL
TO CURE ECZEMA.
Scientists are now agreed that the
eczema germs are lodged not in the
outer ksin or epidermis, but In the
Inner skin. Hence, a penetrating li
quid is required, not an outward
salve that clogs the pores.
We recommend to all eczema pa
tients the standard prescription Oil
of Wlntergreen as compounded In
liquid form known as D. D. D. Pre
scription. A trial bottle of this D.
D. D. Prescription, at only 25 cents,
will instantly relieve the Itch. We
have sold and recommended this
remedy for years, and know of won
derful cures from its use. We rec
ommend it to our patrons. J. H.
Kennedy ft Co. J17-J122
CLAREMONT COLLEGE
AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Girls and Young Women, Hickory,
North Carolina.
If you are thinking of entering
school write for Catalogue.
Special Advantages in Music and
webs,
To see what was there Inside;
But silence there reigned, and no
one complained
Of the miller true and tried.
Then we turned to the left our foot
steps.
Pausing to rest on a cool, gray stone, j
And gased again at the structure
Which seemed to say, I'm alone.
I have faithfully rendered service,
In the days that have long gone by;
But now I'm neglected, and naught
Is expected
Of one so dependent as I.
But I feel there Is yet work for me,
If men were but willing to
Turn to my aid the water
Which now has nothing to do,
But ripple along and frolic,
And on to the ocean run;
When asked if there's fame to give
it a name,
The answer comes back, there Is
none.
The story of the mill was touching,
And I knew every word was tr,ue;
Fr it rtood alqne without power
The least bit of labor to do.
vVhile the water kept swiftly run-
o'ng
In its same soft, musical tone;
Without any sorrow, or a Joy to bor
row.
For pleasures it had of its own.
Then I looked at the mill and won
dered
If the hands that had made it new.
Were still busy with life's duties,
Or like it, were silent too.
And I said to myself while looking,
When the wheels of my life stand
still,
Twill then be with me, as it now Is
with thee.'
Then "Bess" and I left the old mill.
MRS. E. O. WEBB.
Dallas, N. C.
Jack Johnson waa fined:- IIS for , Mr. B. J Hand, of Lowell, spent
driving his automobile 1 faster than rwterday in Gastoala as ,thevguest
. . as ar a- n -n wt , i
the speed limit in New Tor wea- n . uaiu.
nesday. . ,1 -Mr. C. W. Puller,' of Bessemer
'A new Vl.6v0.000 postofflce and City, spent yesterday ti Oastonla on
four Immense government 4 build-1 business.
ings are to be erected la Washing-1 , lit, J. Flay Bess was a business
ton. t I visitor to Charlotte .Wednesday af-
A few days ago O. W. Darts, of ternoon..
Mint Hill, Union county, was bitten I. Mr. Ed T. Wilson returned Wed
by a spider and became unconscious I nesday morning from a ten-days
remaining so for 48 hours. I trip at Wrlghtsville Beach. . ..
- .
The town of King, Forsyths I j Mr. David P. Delllnger. of
county, la to have a . new 93,000 I Cherryvllle, was a visitor In Oasto-
school building. A site of four J nia Wednesday.
acses. has been purchased for it.
Richard L. Metcalfe, associate ed
Jtor of Bryan's Commoner, has an
nounced his candidacy for the Uni
ted States Senate from Nebraska.
Mrs. T. E, Summers, of Cherry "
vllle, Is here with her sister, Mrs. H. 1
WT-. Prtu nfs who las at aI-si 1 w 111 DVa
if vvuuwi w v si sroiivuaij uuy
arrived Tuesday.
. Miss Verona Harrelson, ot
The eatlns plant ef the Troutman I Cherryvllle, la spending this week ai
Buggy Company was destroyed by I the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Har-
11 re at Troutman Tuesday morning, relson.
The loss was about S5.000 with $J.- Mr a h. Marvin, of the Gas-
wvw . i uiuia isOca,-L.oia, noxLiina: uomniDT.
It Is the general belief in Virginia I spent yesterday in ' Charlotte and
that Governor Mann will appoint I Salisbury on business.
ex-Governor Swanson to fill out the! Master- Arthur Caldwell, of V
unexpired term of tire late United I Blacksburg, S. C, Is spending a'few'-
daya here with his grandfather, MrV'
States Senator John W. Daniel
The postmasters of the State will
hold. their annual session at Win
ston-Salem September 23 -and' 24
Some prominent postofflce official
. A. Caldwell.
Mrs. W. 8. Green, of Rock Hill,
S. C. Is the guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. J. M. Parker, on West
from Washington will deliver an ad- I Long avenue.
ureas. i -j (, t. t c
..... nuu aio. m ik. cuuiuiviruw
In an Interview given out a few heft yesterday for Newton, where
aays ago rresmeni lan siaiea mat they will spend ten days with rela-
he will refrain from interfering In tives and friends.
Republican State politics. He has
his hands full, he says, looking after
National affalss.
Miss Alice Bostwlck Boyden, ot
Hickory, returned home yesterday
after spending some time here as the
The Elliott Knitting Mill Compa- guest of MlgB Marle Hardln and oth-
ny of Hickory, was granted a char- I er friends
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fi
nancially able to carry out any obli
gations made by his firm.
Walding, Klnnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
Art. Location Ideal. Buildings Well stem. Testimonials sent free.
trice it cents per Dome, aoia dj
furnished, Rates very Low. Fall
Term Opens Sept. 6, 1910.
JOSEPH L. MURPHY, President.
J126 c 8.
all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation.
ter Wednesday, with $25,000 capi
tal. J. D. Elliott and H. J. Holl-
brook are the principal incorpora
tors.
Mr. Robert L. Mills was almost
instantly killed Monday at States-
ville while trying to stop a runaway
horse. His body was caught be
tween the wagon and a box car and
his head was terribly crushed.
Four thousand Louisville shop
employes of the Louisville & Nash
ville Railroad were given a surprise
Tuesday when they opened their pay
envelopes and found therein an un
solicited Increase of six per cent.
State-wide prohibition Is the lead
ing issue la a campaign now on In the
Democrat!? party in Texas to select
nominees for all State offices from
Governor down to constable. Pri
maries will be held on July 23, with
about 180 candidates to be voted on.
Maurence S. Baker, a-1 1-year-old
boy of Jacksonville, Fla., was killed
Tuesday while bathing in Lake
Worth by a fish. One of the barbed
spines which the fish carries on its
tail pierced the boys' neck cutting
the jugular vein. He bled to death
in four minutes.
In every town and village and
county in Tennessee, the State's ser
ious political situation has aroused
intense feeling. Regular Democrats
and insurgent Democrats and Re
publicans are lining up their forces
for the stnggle which comes in Au
gust, when the State judiciary and
county elections are held.
Columbus Shepherd, a prominent
young man of Washington, D. C,
was set upon by two negro hlghway-
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Long left
Wednesday night for Baltimore,
Md., where they will spend several
dsvs as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Martin.
Miss Sadie Tate, of Morganton,
who has been visiting Mrs. Robert
A. Love, left yesterday for Char
lotte and Durham, where she will
visit friends before returning to her
home.
Rev. J. J. Kennedy, Mrs. Frost
Torrence and Miss Helen Torrence,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kennedy and
Miss Julia Galloway left yesterday
for Catawba Springs, near Hickory,
wtiere they will spend some time.
Mr. R. D. Martin, formerly of
Gaston but now residing in Mecklen
burg county, writes The Gazette that
he was on July 1st appointed coua-
ty statistical correspondent of the
United States Department of Agri
culture for Mecklenburg couaty.
Peaches and all other kinds of
fruits are more plentiful this year
than for any season in ten years.
The quality, too, is most excellent.
The very best home-rateed peaches
can be had on the local market for
80 cents the bushel. Many house
wives are taking advantage of the
abundant supply to can and preserve
plenty of fruit for the coming win- .
ter.
Esquire Jacob KIser, of Besse
mer City route one, was in town
Wednesday on business and paid the
Gazette office a pleasant call. From
him we learned that on July 8th
Mr. John Absher, who lives on route
one, Bessemer City, had the mis
fortune to lose his home by fire. He
Mr. E. L. Little spent Wednes
day in Raleigh on business.
Tuesday night at Cherokee sta
tion a number of Indians of the
Cherokee reservation, Transylvania
county, engaged In a conflict as the
result of which one of the number,
Ober Lander Lee, was killed and an
other, named HornbuckTle, was seri
ously injured. They were drinking.
men Wednesday night a mile east of J only saved from the flames about
Spencer beaten into Insensibility S12 worth of household goods. Mr.
and robbed of $200. The highway- I Absher's loss was partially covered
men made their escape and so far I by $400 Insurance which he carried
have eluded the officers. Shepherd,! in the Gaston County 'Farmers Mu
is in a critical condition but the I tnai Pi Tnaurancn Horn nan v. Es-
is the oldest (43 years) and first Business College in Virginia and second in the South
to own its bunding one of the finest in Richmond. It is thus financially anchored,
while its long and honorable record in preparing young men and women successfully
for business, induces such tatements as the followiug:
"DEAR FERRY:
Your letter received. I have this a. m been
some of the business colleges and I wouldn't
advise you to go to any except the Sniithdeal. It
is so much more widely and favorably known than
any Other that it would be worth it if it cost a great
deal more, which it does not.
Its graduates find positions when those from
other schools go begging."
A Richmond business man. answering his
friend, who handed us letter from which above
clipping was made.
"I could have gotten a scholarship at another
business college in Richmond for half what it cost
me at the Smithdeal, although the regular rates
of all the business colleges in Richmond are about
the same.
When I reached Richmond. I inquired of
several business men for the best business college
in the city, and without exception thev all recom
mended Smithdeal as the best."
WILLIAM E. ROSS,
Law Stenographer and Lawyer, Bluefield, W. Va.
Kind but firm discipline; thorough, individual instruction by scholarly and experienced
teachers (four of whom are authors of valuable books),are additional reasons why this col
lege.,has been steadily advancing, while several similar schools have failed in Richmond.
Bookkeeping, Stenography and Penmanship Taught by Mail
Nojvacations. Lidies and gentlemen in all departments. Demand for our students to
Ulce positions greater than ever before. Positively bright prospect for intelligent, ener
geticyoaajJpijpie. Catalog free. For full particulars, address the President,
A CURE FOR ECZEMA.
Many people who have eceema
and have tried repeatedly to be cur
ed without obtaining the desired re
sult will be interested in the follow
ing statement by Mrs. Jas. E. Blair,
of Boston, Mass.
"My daughter has suffered from
birth (for twenty years,) from ecze
ma, and had tried many so-called
cures and dozens of physicians' pre
scriptions with little or no relief un
til I was advised to have her try
Bloodine and Bloodine Ointment,
and I am thankfal today to be able
to Inform you that she has been en
tirely cured after using six bottles
of Bloodine and four boxes of Blood
ine Ointment."
What Mrs. Blair says Is enough to
physicians say there is a chance for
his recovery. The young man was
en route to the home of Mr. Lum
Kesler, a relative, two miles out
from Spencer.
Dr. - George T. Winston, ex-presi
dent of the A. and M. College and
the University of North Carolina,
was arrested In Ashevllle Wednes
day on a warrant sworn out by Mr.
quire KIser appraised the loss.
ITCHING SCALP VANISHES.
Under the Magical Influence of Par
isian Sage.
As a rule, one applicat'on of Par
isian Sage will stop the worst case
of itching scalp and make the head
Stanley Howland, of the Asheville I feel cool and refreshed.
& East Tennessee Railway Co. The . Used as directed, this wonderful
charge sgakw't the doctor was that I hair tonic (which can now be ob-
his chickens were allowed to tres-1 talned In every city and town In
pass on Howland's property and that I America,) will stop falling hair and
their crowing early in the morning I dandruff in two weeks, or money
disturbed a tenant of Mr. Howlantl's
who suffers from a nervous trouble.
Dr. Winston is retired on the Carne
gie foundation.
Ira G. Rawn, president of the
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Railway (the Monon route) died of
a bullet wound at his summer resi
dence in Wlanetka, a suburb ' of
Chicago. Rta family elalms that he
was shot by a burglar but there Is a
back. ' Ask J. H. Kennedy & Co.
Careful people who desire an lm-
maoulatelv clean scalp and luxuriant
hair, should not heBltate.td try this
wonderful lnvigorator and hair beau
tlfier, for nothing ever compounded
can compare with It.
Get rid of dandruff; stop your.
hair frem falling out; start to grow
an abundance of luxuriant hair; '
make your hair look lustrous, radi
ant and attractive. ' ,
Parisian Sage will do It, and do It
In an astonishingly short time. It
general belief that he committed
convince the most skeptical that "UICiae "d circumstances seem to
RiruviiriA ni Rinntin. nixiont . I point to the truth of the assumntlon.
ed together will positively cure anv h recently been greatly nl or greasy; u is ueucaie-
... ni.... worried because of thA nTeHtin I '7 perrumed, and m summer will
v vciu. UIUUU1US CUDII UUl 1 I . ..
fifty cents a bottle, six bottles, for P" ttadA lnto the car repair IUIUiea,Ilieiy ariVB WV ine aisa-
PrtmidtmL
Richmond, Virginia.
two dollars and a half. Bloodine
Liver Pills cure constipation. Mall
orders filled by Bloodine Corpora
tion, Boston, Mass.. '" - , . 22.
ABERXETHT-SHIELDS DRtQ CO-
SPECIAL-AGENTS.'
frauds on the Illinois Central,' which reeable odor arising from perspira-
took place while he was with that "0?-"' k , tA -
, ... -Large bottle only 60- cents at
road. , The shot that killed hhn was druggists everywhere and at J. ,'h.
nrea .rrom big own pistol and there Kennedy ft Co's.
were powder burns
clothing. V
on his night
Mall orders filled,;
charges prepaid, by GIroux Mfg. Co.
Buffalo, N. T. il-29.