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TXZE GASTOXIA GAZETTE. GASTOXIA 18 A BUST TOWN PAGE THRE3. . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23,, 1913. x . HORSES;; and- MULES .V' ' ; Smce-our last notice we have receiy- f eel two cars of stock, one car of extra nice good broke Tennessee Mules right but of work and ready for use and a v. car of fine brood mares, some extra good heavy ones on the draft type or P.ercheron blood. You can now get suited in almost any kid of animal you - may want, so don't wait but come at " once and make your choice. Prices and terms reasonable. Cra & . SMALL FARM FOR SALE The Riddle place at Olnej Church, 3 miles from Gastonla. Twenty nnd one-half acres fronting on sand-clay road and O. & N.-W. Railroaa, two-story, six-room dwelling and all outbuildings, two acres In fruit trees, balance producing a bale of cotton to the acr For price and terms see J. WHITE WARE t itl7n National Bank Buildlns Let Us Gin Your Cotton After December 20th we will run our gin at the oil mill on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday only and our in No. 2 on Wednes day any Friday only of each week. Southern Cotton Oil to. OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS OF GASTOX COUNTY, N. C. Gastonia, N C, Dec. 1, 101a. Pursuant to the requirements of Section 1326 ot the Revlsal or North Carolina the following statement, showing the items ana nature of all compensations audited by tne Hoard of County Commissioners of Gaston County, N. C, from Dec. 1st. 1912, to December 1, 1913, (last date not included), is hereby submitted as follows: JOHN F. LEE PER, CHAIRMAN. To 20 days service as commissioner at $3.00 per day 60.00 To 18 days service as committee at 3.00 per day 54.00 To -857 miles traveled 42.85 To expense of trip as committee to Raleigh 12.60 To extra compensation as chairman (Laws 1911) 300.00 Total 1469.45 R. K. DA V EXPORT. To 20 days mMvwe as commissioner at $3.00 per day ' ...$60.00 To 4S0 miles traveled 24.00 To expense of trip to Ralelgn, committee 10.50 $94.50 J. W. KEN n RICK. To 19 days sorvce as commissioner at $3.00 per day J57.no To C"C milts traveled 28.80 N $S3.S0 O. G. FALLS. To 20 days service as commissioner at $3.00 per day ....$ 6J3 .fll) To 7 days eewi'-e as cc imlttee at $3.00 per day 21.00 To 622 liiiks traveled 31.10 To expense of trip to Ralelgn, committee 10.50 a, ' ' $122.60 Tt. S. LWIS. To 20 davs service as commissioner at $3.00 per day $60.00 To 2 days service as committee at $3.00 per day 6.00 To ITS miles traveled 8.80 To ?tpens of trip to Raleigh as commlMo 10.50 , - - s ' $S5.30 J. V. M"A.iVFR. t- -;o g service as committor r at $3 ler day " . .CO fi da-vs service" as commitue at JJ.Ou per day .0 0 '' SJ; S" 1,' H SUMMARY. Tcf-'S-' cavs? rommipaioner arid rprnmittee at $3.00 per day . . . .$41.00 To JKl nllrs traveled ...... 113.55 To-tp-T!F3 or committee to RaltM.sn t 41.10 "To pv! ra compensation allowed. Chairman .' $3.00 Tff!l $335.65 Nun ili?r"rf days, board was in r sfon. 20. 7 '2 Yhct' wtre' fiO unverified a: onnts allowed not fry allowance made, tc 'ratii njmher there. . except as above stated. ' rfi5iv f en! fy it ?t Ihe EOv' j3 correct. t ' ' T' ,V, T'ire,;nher 1 . 1913. . . A J"-SM 'f'H.- Ree''-r cf VopZ?,. Hv. O.fficlo Clerk Board Count- rm- y ' ' J '"-V" - ..." ' . , -. . -MARES IP Wilson fta-tonia. V r mm i i ! ygji ; ff l.v t I i :,'' i I Peact on earth, I ' Aj 6ood OlHI to Men. I -r ? t f V ' I T to that I tan f VTT - 1 to mahe thie ' I q, bsautlful Chrlet. I ; 1 JK rrtaa ecntimtnt a 'I I f ' T rcaHtr. Mvcrifta y y'.'-tV.? mean UoVe. I 1,. rtC;? CbaritT. hap- t - -fK7 Eint.69- 1 want ! V J J' -deit everr person In J ! ' this broad land in j V r - ' all lands. , ( - '4- ' mui Tou m,p M 7 JJ Spot's Friend Bv ELDON S! LAKE ICopyritVi I M iy A '' ru-i.n I'.'-ss Afso- oialii'ii I r-rw i;ak .Mr s.-hm. i i-.n't '-now you. I Ai.il in !! It's i' t - "H. II I "' l'ii' v i"i i t-'iT (i iidtliln' I II II t i : What It is t ; it I JllHt I!" SL.Tiilv Atlll Illil.Vlr. 'in If I ,..T I.U I itt- I li fl.D.I In ti ll to li.ivt- uu do -IS i-V it ' tin run .!.i I cm iu uu bock . in a man imp li. re Irmt week and A dK r . tun'. My in , And I .i.. Ami ' Anl i vi n 1 ll.IV.ll And If fl'IT ,i i m.'ih-vt'.r.. i 11 ITU- I li.lt I i -Hi t l look I'll .,ll f i II 1 1 I i J I I 1 1 i .-,.! I i;o l-.i-t h lie p n t t no l.il lll to p:iv ii will . li. illy iidvuiii-f in? that I'll try ami r. turn It foiiii- du 'HIM IT THAT'S HIS NAME." Vou know, i iiapii hf went nnd died And left iii't my mamma and me And Spot that his name and we cried Bin) cruil. For itrssrd him a lot we three And innmm.i m- otkm. and we i;ot along. Atirt .-pot h suni-il homo with me And neei tt.-eit nut for I'm not very M i on And I have to liuve -onie one. oti i-e. The tins nian that took him away he Mild lie d keep him ten In the pinrnl. And after tliat time mmr Sofll be d.-.id And t'iM days from now Spot'll tie dro n ,1 So plea Mr Santa. If you can s;inn A dolla i- In i t Spot free. I'lea.-e iik. H Hml pive to the man up th.le Ami n-nil lionie f i pi:ppy to tre And-pli aFe. V r .No d.) I.r to ; 1 wlh Hint at S m a if you bVen'l S'Jt , I I !ia t way. least -oll wiiutil KO me 1 All 1 t And it : c!e I Nil! w e ll meet Fome :l n i t mind that he's noi very s f-PI"i1 to see. ii kind a In- II know u liat Ir And if i I wif h j : i on i'ii .i r JuM Kive l.l ii a pat for me AX APPEAL. Some four years ago a number of graduates of our Ftate Sdiool for tne Blind at Raleigh formed tneinsKves Into an organ'atlon to be known as "The North Carolina Asso-nation of Workers for the Ulind." The gener al nhteet of this association, as its name implies, is to help in some way all needv sizhtkts persons in the Ftate; and this it endeavors to ; by fostering aiiC:iS them n sin" i st-if-rei'snce aru of pelf-heli'. b.' 1 v!fi ns a far p pospible for s- i do of o- 'iS ' are nn-.bie to . rovide for the?'- r ' nnd by demot stra'n.c the aii . o." i the blind to" di riy l:inds of work j thoroughly weil. At rresent It is j mpking every effort to establish In this State fin industrial home" for ! needy 'bllcd woi:rr!. I Nearly 90 per cent of ttie main gT8dnaf.es of the srhool just reTer i r-ed to -e Ecl'-ftiTsportine. Some of the o 0yie tp'Cr? In the school. j while o'lfi "'?(h fighted stndenta : In nnb'!; r. r, I private, s-bools in dif ferent rir.s A the -tate. Others still aTe professional nuslclans, pl- v j J p I w ano-tuners, traveling salesmen, mak ers of brooms and mattresses, mer chants, farmers, preachers, etc. In deed, these graduates have shown , themselves Recond to none in proving , that, for blind men of intelligence ' and energy, there are today few oc cupations that cannot be pursued j with good hope of success, i I3ut our girl graduates, like therr 1 seeing Bisters, find it more dl(T7cult to earn a livelihood. Fome of tnem, it is true, are highly successful; and i many are extremely useful In tne 1 households to which- they belong. Still, there are a few who soreiy need such a "Home" as the associa tion hopes to provide one ttiat win afford them protection, employment, companionship, and the ordinary comforts and necessaries of life. It is hoped that this "Home" may ultimately be made largely seir-sus-taining; but for some years it will probably be necessary to appeal In' its behalf to the generosity of tne public. To build, equip, and main- tain even the modest establishment 1-and skin eruptions promptly cured planned by the association is a task by Dr. Hohson's Krzfma Ointment, beyond the means of the.'blind cltl- j Geo. W. Fitch of Mendota, 111., says: zens of the Ftate alone. They are ' "1 purchased a box of Dr. Hobson's doing their best, however, to save Eczema Ointment. Have had Ecze from actual suffering and want ' ma ever since the civil war, nave those of their number who cannot been treated by many do. tors, none provide for themselves. One mem- j have given the benefit that one box her of the association, a blind lady, of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment tins offered 20 acres of land as a ' sie for the nronosed "Home;" oth ers have pledged sums ranging rrom $10 to S10" eqch; and all artr help ing to the extent of their ability. A good number of seeing friends Dave Joined the association, paying the annual membership fee of ?l.ut; while others have promised to make larger donations of money, furni ture, etc.. as soon as the work of founding the home is actually under way. An act of incorporation has been passed by the General Assembly au thorizing the association to take all needful steps for the establishment of the proposed "Home:" and under this act a "Board of Trustees" has been appointed, consisting of the following members: Hon. T. W. Mason, of Northamp ton. Col. Fred A. Olds, of Raleigh. Col. D. II. Milton, of High Tolnt. Mr. W. T. Reaves, of Kaleigh. Dr. Frank M. Winchester, of Charlotte. Miss Florence E. Duncan, of Rose boro. Mrs. Charles McKimmon, of Ral eigh. Th:s hoard will have entire cnarge of the home, its property, and its government. A number of soliciting agents have also been appointed to repre rcr' tho iisfoi 'latlon. namely: Pev. .1. . William?, of Ashevllie. Mr. D. H. IVirFors of High Point. Mr. John L. Hnmpron, of Winston Falem. Miss Theresa DettmerTng, or G rrpr fhoro. Mirs Es'ell Fk-ntming, of Hes ter. M?s. Uaielh Fi'-yd. of Durham. y.imA Fusie Faui. of Goldsboro. ' rs. J. C. J .' of Bridgetown. These retire ; ntat; es Iiave seen carefully chosen, and other agents will be appointed from time to time, as the conu'Wc-: charged with the relpft'on may t !".' women" f u ! ' . serv.f e !e to find men alined for this i n f ! i K I ! ' n itio-i tr th "Homw tiiin'.e 'hrougn any 6T- i ' I'.i' t ri'1 : but It 18 'i m;r-;!fi ti,a; no ron'rl- ' -r . p'-'i ! to any srranT n )o v ?j---".t of tne asso-.-. . ho cnripot sm-i i-ttisfa'tory ' '' j li's cla'ni is genuir". , -, ! rr s"S the re"'Or receiviriB - w oi ' (- '. J f th "Hot. i ;, v r. i' -:, rf f-iT't for tho rf : i ' u e Ucsf .:er of the r -.irn h . if --'ved t; - dona- e- :.), a t cor a n'e'rrt w..: :m givep lr r?oro. At' r. o'wIedceTrent will fti-n ho rrdc ttim'ffh 'he press from ttrrr, -, .tjirp o." all. cortribuflbnsfo tf"- '"T, ;;'?.'" 1"p srrr'-,.' a rif's !th con-ffr-r:? tr h .? . snnA r'O'lf-o' tile r'o'c ToY z'A " e-?-i avrtr 'o help iinff who. thrOi'?h ro fcU ?f ihf' JOHN A, eiMPiON, Chairman. J. M. COSTNEB, W. T. REAVES. Executive Coiriu.'tetj. Of9cer of the Association: President, Henry O. Easley, High Tolnt. Vice-President. Mrs. W. T. Reaves. Raleigh. . . f-erretary and Treasurer, Miss Es- tele Flemmlng. Hester. -J. M. Costner, 117 North McDow ell St., Raleigh, N. C, is treasurer of the Home fund and all contribu tions should bo bent to him. V. Loca! Correspondence of The Gaiette. LaOWELL. Dec. 19. Misses Chari ty Nipper and Lucy Gaston have ar rived home from Davenport College, Lenoir, for the holidays. Miss Pearl Evana will leave this afternoon for her home at St. Paur, N. ., to spend the holidays with homefolke. Miss Palmer, of the graded school faculty, will spend the Christmas holidays at her home In Reldsvllln. Mrs. Frank Robinson, who has been confined to her home for sever al weeks with an attack of rheuma tism, is some better. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Murphv re turned Saturday night from their bridal trip to New York and other Northern cities. . rMr. S. M. Robinson, who has been, unwell for some weeks, was suffi ciently Improved this week to make a business trio to Tryon. The pupils and teachers of the Baptist Funday school will nav a Christmas tree at the church next Wednsdy nlpht, Christmas ev. A Christmas entertainment, tot lowed by a treat to the pupils of th F'indav school, will he he'd at tTi Methodist, church nVxt Wednesday afternoon. There will h no tre this year. Much Interest is being taken In the apnronrhlng marfiage of Miss Mattie. Mltchem and Mr. Ram Win get, invitations to which, reading as follows.' hive been issued' Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mltcnem requ-fpt the honor of your presence at the marrlaco of their daughter Matti Mae to Mr Faninel Tlrnest Wlnget on the evening of Tuesday. Decem ber the twenty-third nineteen h"dred and thirteen at elifht. n'clncU Prenhyteriin Church I-owell. North Carolina. Both Miss iVitchem and Mr. WVn get, whose honif s In Mecklenburg countv, near Flnevllle. linve man friends in Canton and Mecklenburg whopp best wiRhes go out to tTiem nnon the orrasion of their approach ing marriage. Dr. . Ifobson' Ointment Henln Ttcliy Kczetna. The constantly ltihlne, burntng sensation and other disagreeabte forms of eczema, tetter, salt rheum has." We're so positive it will hrlp you we guarantee It or money re funded. At all Druggists or hy mail. Rr lelffer Chemical Co. PbH.wlelpMn St. Ivouis. Adv. John II. Carter, formerly presi dent of the American National Bank of Asheville, was convicted last Sat urday in the circuit court of Ollmer county, Georgia, on a charge of hy pothecating about $8,000 In securi ties and wrongfully appropriating the proceeds to his own urc, and was sentenced to two years on the coun ty chain gang. Carter appealed the case to the Supreme Court of Geor gia. Stomach Troubles Disappear. Stomach, liver and kidney trou bles, weak nerves, lame back and fe male ills disappear when Electric Bitters are used. Thousands of wo men would not b without a bottle in their home. Eliza Pool of Depew, Okla.. writes: "Electric Bitters rais ! ed me from a bed of sickness and suffering and has done me a world of good. I wish every suffering woman could use this excellent remedy and 1 find out, as I dirl, just how good it Is." As it has helped thousands or . others, It surely will do the same I for you. Every bottle guaranteed, j ",0c. and $1.00. At all Druggists. II. K. Bncklen & Co. Philadelphia or I St. Louis. Adv. Col. Janus Held Muldrow, aged 73, a prominent planter and a dis tinguished Confederate soldier in the war between the States, was found dead in twd at his home in Surnter, S. C, Tuesday. , To Prevent Llood Poisoning apply at once th- wotaxrfiil old reliat.le DR. I'ORTF.R'S ANTlsni" ir'Al.tNt. 'll..aaur- rid hals at -it ... . - Mrs. Margaret H. Williams has qualified as administratrix of the es tate of her husband, the late X. Glenn Williams, of Vnd'r inville. Rie estimates the value of the estate at ?20D.O00. This ipf-lndfs a I.aOO-nr-re farm werth SlOO.niiO and 17. "0 gallons o'f whiskey worth $40, 000. Croup nnd Cough Remedy. Croup is a terrible d:?eatre. it at tacks ehSUrei so suddenly tney are very apt to li.ol.e i.rlrss g'vn the nrontr re- ". ' at on"" The: e Is nothing hei -. a the wor!.i than Pr. King's Ntw i overy. lewis Cham berlain, of vrhester. Ohio, -writes about his - --n: "Scmetlmes in. severe at'? s we were sfra'd they would di. hut since we proved what a certain re-redy Dr. King's New P'sfovery is. w h3ve no fear We rely orr "it for croup, cnghs and colVs " So can you. 60c. ar l Jl. Aito'tVe shanld b 1n every Msn. At all rfru?s:?s R. E. HucRU-t c Vo Phil. St. Ixmis.-- Adv. .-. ' Legal Advertisements. NOTICE. Having qualified aa Admlnistr trix of the estate of George M. GnU llck, deceased, . all persona having- ' claims against aaidatate are here by notified to present the same to me, on or before . The 18th Day of Norember, 1914 or this notice will be plead In bar of any recovery thereon. All persons indebted to said estate will please) make immediate settlement with me. This November 17th, 11S. MARY C. GULLICK. " Administratrix. TD23p6w. OFESSIONAL CARD2 R. C. Patrick ATTORNKY-AT-LAW Notary Public. 'Rooms Over Poet Office, Gastonla, N. O. W. B. MORRIS" HHGlSTEltKU OPTOMETRIST t examined and glasses properll fitted at rorrence-Morrls Co's. DR. R. H. PARKER Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist Office at Adams drug store GASTOMA. N. C Mrs. Mattie Anderson PU11L10 STENOGRAPHER Second Floor. Realty tluildlng. GA8TONIA. N. C. Prompt and careful attention to all work entrusted to her Geo. W. Wilson . LAWYER 213 Realty Building. G-ncral Civil rractlc. fff '''."r''r . HICKORY Wanted We buy logs, tawn lumber ant dimension stock. Write for prices. Ivey Mfg. Co.' Hickory. N. C. X PIEDMONT TRACTIOIT COMPANY Between Uaatouia and Cbarlottev Effective 6unday, bept 28, 1911. fetation 104 Mt Main avenue, ' Leave Leave ArrlT -Charlotte. ML HolUr. Gastonla. So. No. No. No. 1.... 7:00a 7:17 7:Sf 3.... 8:15a 8:45 :i 6 :16a 9At 10:11 7 10:60a 11:20 11:60 9.... ll:45a 11:11 11:4 No o 11 12:65D 1:13 1:55 No. 15 l:65p 1:11 1:8 No. 17.... 3:40p 4:10 4:40 No. 19 4:35 6:02 6:8fc. No. 21 :45p 7:15 7:45 No. 23 9:30p 10:00 10:20 No. 25 ll:00p 11:30 11:80 Ijrt Lieave Arrive Gastonia. ML Holly. Charlotte No. No. No. No. 2 4. 6. 8. 7:00a 7:27 7:66 ' 8:15a 9:30a 10:20a 11:55 12:B0p 2:00p 3:10p B:00p 6:45p 9:30p 8:45 9:55 10:48 12:27 1:23 2:30 2:38 6:26 7:15 10:00 9:16, 10:26; 11:20 12:66 1:60 2:00 , 4:10 : 8:00 7:46 10:20 11.59 No. 10. No. 12. No. 16. No. 18. No. 20. No. 22. No. 24. No. 26. ,ll:00p 11:30 connection maae ac sioudi nun, N. C. with Seaboard Air Line to tna tiast and West, at Gastonla, N. X. lrh Somi Arn Railway and Carolina md North-Western Railway. r e ahove schedule figures ani jonue t:oi 'oubllahed only as lnfot matloa mic ...c not guaranteed. ... . . -. . TT II u. THO .iabU.n, General Manager. V. PALMER. Gen. Pass. AienL PIEDMONT & NORTHERN LIXEJk SPECIAL THEATRICAL RATE9 Beginning September 6th, and continuing through the Charlotte Thertiical Season, tho Piedmont No.rr.hcrn Lines will have on sale re duced round-trip tickets Gastonla to Charlotte and return. When necea sarv. last train having Charlotte, will he held until alter performs ncea In order that passeneers may re turn to their homes i:n nl?nt. thereby Tording an erce'tent- cp portnoity for Gasfor'a iiate-;ora to witness e'l the hUh-c'asa sho.va at Charlotte during comicg ? 3a soh. .. , For fiirer.informatlon InQo!r af Ticket ftKfuta, or -write). . J. . C-. V. P KX.VKP f Q. P. A. " 'Tjarlotte, rL C .
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