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LINWOOD COMMENCEMENT. The Gastonia Gazette. ii fj "ej J5 1j New Concert Monday Night-Gradua- Iasord HvrtT Tih-kIhv final Exercises Tuesday Hon. Discovery W. H.

MAKSHAI.L Miahrt Almiur.l mnils t7he 1'osi Office r.toma. C. the inmud tnte 1W2. SI KSCKlP'flON 1KICK 4 NEW E. Y.

Webb Speaks-An Eventful Time in Linwood's History. It wa the happv lot of Lin wood FOR STOMACH. HOW ELS. LIVER, AND KIDNLVS. I ii ki'i' to have siinnv days I White ods tl Sn Month-H i Month Vir Month SI.OO per bollle.

Ilircc lor U.30, kU lor 9.1. OO. Payne's Quick Relief Oil, 25 cents. Payne's Medicated Soup, 10c. All sold by FROST TORRENCE CO.

l'RIDAN JINK i. ston, Ada Smith, Lizzie Wallace. Roll IL Misses Octa Heard, Rosa Iiradley, Florine and piopiiioiis skier, lor its commencement exercises. All appe nances of disagreeable weather disappeared Monday, and an exceedingly larv attendance was manifest on the first day. the climax being reached Tuesday when visitors from far and near crowded the campus for the final exercises of the commencement.

The exercises weie ail of the highest order, reflecting: great ciedit on the institution, the tacultv and the entire student body. The exercises were held in the open air pavilion which was beautifully (Iiier. Hettie Henry. Jessie Latham. Jennie Smith, Marv White, Cleone Heard, Jessie Herron, Harvie Johnston, Nan Do You Appreciate the Niceties of Dress? Then Listen for a moment, please.

Isn't tlie satisfaction of knowing that your attire is beyond criticism worth something to Isn't it worth while to rt clothes that arc not only pleasing to you when you first iut them on, but remain a joy until at last vou reluctantly discard them? C.ood common horse sense will lead any man to realize th.it gooil stuff is not cheap and cheap stuff is always expensive- in tin- end. This spring our stock is plum full of good stuff; suits from $10 to that are economical. They will satisfy you, make you feel satisfied with us. This week a new lot of Outing Sul.s at $3.50 to $10. Swan-Slater Head to Foot Outfitters lor Men and Boys.

nie McConnell, Sudie McCou nell and Hettie McConnell Lest you forget it, the Democratic county convention meets in Dallas to-morrow. Tlie liour i one i.Ylock. Thi "ions minutes p.ist twelve ami the f.i.-t thing -ttcr dinner. If ou want M'lir man to win, it i- a il a to be tliere tight on tlie not i It one o'clock The uith of July promoters did the proper tiling placing 'Pin ri L'unuer's mate, I he address to the class was delivered bv the Hon. K.

Webb M. C. Mr. Webb took for his subject Kdsar Allan Hoc, di ated toi the occasion. Ileal mteiest was manifested in the Class exercises Monday afternoon.

Miss Ara Stacy, the man, discussing his life and character rather than his works His speech was an excellent one President ot the Class, presid his closinir remarks was a BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE. A Sociable Eojoyed by the Union Wednesday Night. After prayer meeting at the First Baptist church Wednesday night, the Young People's Union enjoyed a very pleasant social meeting. Remarks on the nature and purpose of the entertainment were made by the p.sF.r, Rev. W.

II. Reddish and by Hi of. J. S. Wray, who, with Miss Egerton, was in charge of the program.

In the way of musical entertainment, Miss Lulie Marshall gave two instrumental pieces, and Mr. Archie Jenkins and his sister, Miss Helen, rendered a duet on violin ami piano. A reading entitled "My Two Springs" from Lanier, was given oy Hrof. J. S.

Wray. Mr. W. V. Marshall gave two readings-one from Uncle Remus and one from his scrap book.

Refreshments of strawberry cream and wafers were served by the young ladies of the Union in the Sunday school rooms, thus concluding a very-enjoyable evening. beautiful effort at oratory. In his introduction Hrcsideut Lindsav snoke ot Mr. Wetm as ing. The following piogi.uumc was rendered l'i 'i S.

Spt Son i Mi it iK Is- Miss its, hi llist.iry Miss St.itistK's Miss Ni ill. i solvations Miss. Mii.n. Miss i in i r.sun I Hi Miss i ss Cviiu lit 'North Carolinian, American, Lawyer, Politician, Statesman mil our Representative in Con gress, and he could well have added, one of whom his people are justly proud. 1 A.l.im- As pretty and Inviting as snowbanks in summer arc our stacks of new white goods.

Everything to please, to charm, to meet the opening spring and summer with in the way of white dress goods and trimmings is here in profusion. We Invite you to see them. Persian Lawns Linen Lawns India Linons We are also showinga vast variety and big lots of Brown Linens Embroideries Val Laces Torchon Laces Our third shipment. Enormous stocks. You will be pleased to see them.

Come. The parting souo closed the in i 'J i.iit ttv M.iv Mil Mm 1 in T.ite i II 1 i 1 alls l'i i ill Miss final exercises of Lin wood com Mi Claude A. on the committee to sectne a mounted gun with whieh to tire salutes at the big equity celebration now approaching. He a gunner's mate lor two eats me I -s-S. Indiana and two mote on the I a.

ami is v.o meau r.n-.-ki'.lcd in handling guns. Mr. had the hone: the to the Governor ot Mismri at the ot the Word Pair at St. Louis. Tin G.z 1 TT I.

is making good piogrcs in organizing turce ot canvas-ers for taking a cen-n of the population ot I'toti. Iklni i NOTICE. State of North Carolina, I Department of State. I CKRT1 FICATK OF DISSOl.lTIO lo all whom ritsr resents tuny come- a A' 7 Wiikkkas. It appears to my satis Miss A.

I Miss. W.itson. 1 vsj Miss. Hunter. i.o 1 Miss(s 1 and 1 i 1 1 1 1 The program was well rendered, the History, Poem l'rophecy and Class Statistics were pleasing features of the program.

Also1 deserving special mention was the Class Will bv Miss Lucy Mcllwain. Miss lVarl Watson, in the Farewell Address, and the Junior Re faction, by duly authenticated record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof bv.the unanimous THE NORTH CAROLINA FLAG. Should be in Every School, Declares a Well-Known Citizen. Charlotte observer. "Of the people of Charlotte, young and old, not one in teti would recognize a North Car consent of all tlie stockholders, de posited in in office, that the I.ove application- nave ai- ugh Trust Company, a corporation of this hem received to cover State, whose principal otlice is situa the ted in the town of Gastonia, county unty in time, hut we several more from olina flag if they should see it wish to av of daston, State of rsorth Carolina (Rotit.

A I.ove being the agent therein and in charge thereof, upon mencement and an important vear in the history. During the afternoon and night the students an 1 faculty were at liberty to entertain their friends. At night a reception was tendered to the sever hundred guests of the college and Wednesday a great number of the students left for their homes. Hevies of pretty Linvvood girls could be seen at the depot at every train homeward bound and All Healing which has been for the past winter the haunt of so many pretty gdrls is now practically deserted. During: the past few years Linvvood college has made some rapid strides and no one who has attended the comuiencent in the past could fail to note the great improvement made under the presidency of Rev.

A. T. Lindsay. The past year the college has been taxed for room, and already nearly all the rooms are taken for next year. Many improvements will be made in the buildings this summer and it is very likely that another dormitory will be ready for occupancy by the time the school opens in the fall.

floating over any store in the 1 am River whom process may be served,) lias are Clieirv vi'de townships. We complied with the requirements of Chapter 21. Rtvisal of entitled i K.nv.r that tils woIk "Corporations." preliminary to the city, remarked a prominent citizen to an Observer reporter yesterday. "Last week, there were flags and flags, hundreds of them, everywhere. Not one flag of the Old North State did I see anywhere.

I am heartily in issuing of this Certuicate of Dissolution Now, J. IJRVAN done for accommodation; we to pay for it and pay and it is our desire to cm- GRIMKS. Secretary of State of the State ol North Carolina, do hereby certify that the said corporation did, on the day of May, 1906, file in favor of a North Carolina flag being placed in the general as my office a duly executed and at th.e best canvassers obtain-le. If any paiticular section precinct or township is ctly enumerated, it will he JN0. F.

LOVE tested consent in writing to the dissolution of saiJ corporation, executed sembly room of our sever; 1 graded schools, so that our children might know the emblem of their native Slate. I would 1" by all the stockholders thereof, which said consent and the record of the proceedings aforesaid are now on file in my said office as prov ided by law. In Testimony Whkkkoi', I have rejoice to see a North Carolina flag floating over the Carnegie Library and other public buildings, so that everyone might fc trf fc hereto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Raleigh, this 21'nd come to know what it looks like." day of May, A. I). J.

IlKVAN (iKIMKS, Secretary of State NouTit Carolina, Gaston County. I Gaston in Catawba College. Correspondence ol The C.azette. Filed and recorded in Record of sponse, bv Miss May Hunter, were loudly applauded. Music plaved an important pait in the programme.

In the Art Fxhibit in the main building at Ii r. Monday, more than two hundred paintings by the Art students were on exhibition. The concert at r. Monthly, was one of the best music concerts ever given by a college. Music has quite a prominent place in the curicultiin of Lin-wood and this concert was a high testimonial of the excellent woik done in this department.

The iraduating exercises were held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. The following was the programme for the final exercises Parting Suii Merry June i Vincent i College Clioitts I.ss.ty- Not l'tnislieil Berlin Miss, Mailie 1 lee Farrow. I I'lin I Ieiumes in Poetry Miss attic I. on Tulliert. Piano Solo -Spinning Sonjj iKafl'i Miss Wilson l.ss.iv -Tile Smith I Miss 1-Aa Pelle Wvlie.

Kssav The New South -MissKiihv lalls. Piano lUiet Wi dilute March Men- 1 1 i i i Misses Mi C' ill lie i I a il, Joe Wheeler -Miss Mai th. i Siniontoii. Kss.iv )n the Hunk il Miss Mamie I Kvrd Piano Solo- i Chimes i l.an'e Miss Mary Kennedy. Delivery of Diplomas and Medals.

Piano Solo If 1 were a Bird illen-selt Miss Wilson. Address -Hon. K. Y. Part Song Peasants Ri turn i Seltu-111 inn College- Chorus.

The diplomas were delivered by President A. T. Lindsay to the class of twenty-eight young-ladies, the largest class in the school's history. The following: compose the class COURT ADJOURNED. Work Finished Yesterday Morning Summary of Civil Docket.

Court adiourned yesterday morning. I'ollowiug are the principal cases disposed of: Newton, May 2(J. Owing to the fact that Catawba College is Incorporations liook No. 1, page May 25. l'JOtj.

C. C. Corn well. Clerk of the Superior Court Tlfico. You Can't Afford to be Without Protection Against Fire under the auspices of the Re formed church, which is not represented in Gaston, very few of her sons attend this institu tion.

Vet these few have alwavs TOWN TAXES! Property and polls taxable in Gastonia, X. must be listed with won their share of the honors. Of the seven Gaston boys who o. largely it not h' dlv to tiie fact that the people of the given community did not see to it that we obtained a canvasser thoroughly well acquainted with the district. Pioiu responsible parties we would accept bid- for enumerating some of the townships.

Surveys for noniclhiug like L'5 or So miles of macadam road are now ready ami open for inspection of bidders at the oflice of the Register of Deeds in Dallas. Tuesday the board of commissioners will sit for the consideration of the bids submitted lor the grading of these roads. It is to be hoped that the bids will be low enough to justify the hoard in awarding contracts for immediate construction. While it cannot be expected that bids will be as low as they could have been made five or six years ago, still there are always reasonable and unreasonable estimates and the attended the College, four of the undersigned during the month of these were in the preparatory In case of Sarvice vs. Southern Railway, for injuries to his hand, the plaintiff was nonsuited at the conclusion of his own evidence.

John Sadler, suing the Southern Railway for injuries to his foot, caused by dropping some heavy weight on it while clearing up a wreck near the Arlington, was allowed $13.20 instead of the $1,000 he asked for. Mr. Sam Mc Arthur won his case against the Southern for department. Mr. Robert Riddle, son of Mr.

J. VV. Riddle, of Union, won the "Krnest P. Glenn" memorial medal, which is given annually by Dr. L.

N. Glenn June, 1900. I will attend: Ozark Mill June 5 Modena Mill June 5.. Afternoon Avon Mill June (i Forenoon Old Mill June 6.. Afternoon Trenton Mill June 7..

Afternoon Loray Mill June 8.. Afternoon City Hall June 9, 12, 13, 14. Separate returns must be made to the undersigned, in addition to the return that is made to the lister for County and taxes. Jxo. Uradi.ky.

List-Taker for Town of Gastonia, N. C. for the best individual debater We represent "THE ORIGINAL FOUR" FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES OF GREENSBORO. Also four New York and Pennsylvania Companies having ample capital to protect their risks. DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOUB PROPER TY GOES UP IN SMOKE before deciding to secure protection.

The cost is too small an item for you to afford this. in the Philomathean Society. Fins is the third time Mr. $33.30, on account of goods lost in transit; but his suit for $85, on account of unreasonably delayed delivery of goods in ship Riddle has won honors in his four years studentship at the Catawba. Mr.

C. M. Boyd, son of Mr. C.VV. Boyd of Gastonia, won the medal given by the Philomathean society for the most improvement in debate.

ment, the court held that there TORRENCE BROS. i.i; VM VTI Missis (hta Beard, lieil.mi. Hattie Craij. wauls. Mallit- Furrow.

Stldie C'hutn Carrie Fd-kiilne Fulls. I.iie- Ft i 'Oisoii Harry, I.ney MiTlwam. Sallie Morgan. Gastonia Insurance AAA was no evidence to show that such delay occurred in North Carolina and that to collect this penalty otherwise would be an interference with interstate commerce. Kphraini Hicks and Robert Ramsey failed to make out a case against A.

L. Braswell in habeas corpus proceedings for the possession of Ramsey's younger brother, Claude. It was shown that Braswell had adopted the boy about four'days before the suit against him was begun. aaa and Realty Company board commissioners may well be trusted to decide between them. It does seem now that in building: our new roads the diit is about to begin to fly.

Let us, at all events, beat the canal folks to it. Columbias, Ramblers, Racycles, ft Gaston Iron Works BRANCH FOUNDRY AT MT. HOLLY. The Best Bicycles that are Made at Prices that are within Reach of All. Line Up.

The following will be the line up for the Loray Team in the Kame with (laffney Saturday afternoon at the Loray Hark: Morrow Miller c. Fox or Helk lb. Staples L'b, Rhvne Burke 3b. Shuford Wilson Niell if. The game lie called at 4 i m.

Trinity's Alumni Dinner. The Trinity College Alumni Association will hold its annual dinner Tuesday, June 5, at one o'clock in the college banquet hall. The patronage and the appreciation of these dinners has been steadily growing from year to year until now it is one of the most important features of commencement and is generally enjoyed by all who participate. This ear the principal address to be delivered at the dinner will be by Dr. Bruce Payne, of Charlottesville, Va.

Other visiting alumni will respond to toasts. The capacity of the hall is quite limited and no reservation of a plate can be guaranteed unless the Chairman of the Executive Committee be notified on or before Saturday, June 2. All graduates and former students of Trinity College are urged to be present and to notify at once the Chairman of the Executive Committee, Prof. C. W.

Edwards, Durham, N. C. Keep Him in Harness. I'm the Killtur uf the Gazette: I notice that Esq. John P.

Davis, formerly a Justice of the I'eace for Lincoln county many years, has been nominated for the office of Justice in your county. Please allow me space in your paper to say that Lincoln county never had a more painstaking or efficient Justice, and Gaston is profiting by keeping hi in in judicial harness. Lincoln. Also Eull Line of Bicycle Supplies and Base Ball Goods. In response to the increasing demands made upon us for enlarged facilities, we have opened a branch of our foundry in Mount Holly, where we shall be pleased to render our usual prompt and efficient service to any of our old customers as well as newones.

Many of our esteemed patrons will find the Mount Holly branch more convenient than to come to the home shops at Gastonia, or in fact to any other- Main Null Ara Stacy, 1 a Stacy. Martha Sinionton. Mattie Tollic-rt. Fvu Wvlie. Fnnlv Wylie, Feurl Watson.

vkti.vi. i vot I I S. MisL-s kos.i Bradley. Alice Clement. Annie White.

Ia l'nrslev, l.ots M.Cliincv. Mattie Abcinc-tli Marv Adams. F.thcl Wilson, I'alma Richardson. In introducing Dr. J.

C. Galloway, of Gastonia, President Lindsay referred to him as the Medal Orator. Those who know Dr. Galloway and those who heard him on this occasion are fully convinced that he is an orator on all occasions where a speech is required. The first honor (gold) medal was awarded to Mamie Byrd, the second honor (gold) medal was awarded to Miss Martha Simonton, with Misses Mamie Whitesides, Mattie Tolbert, and Kva Wylie receiving special mention.

Dr. Galloway announced that less than one number separated the marks of the five young ladies so close was the contest for the honors. The medal in the Ivxpression Department was awarded to Miss Alice Clement, the art medal to Miss Mattie Abernethy. The music medals were awarded to Miss Ethel Wilson in Miss Wallace's department and to Miss Mary Kennedy in Miss McFadyen's department. The following compose the honor roll for the vear: Roll A.

Misses Mamie Byrd, Martha Simonton, Mamie Whitesides, Mattie Tolbert, Eva Wylie, Emily Wylie, Clayton Clice, Fay Whisonant, Julia John- Respectfully, Torrence Bros, Plumbing, Heating, Bicycles, Sporting Goods, and Rubber Buggy Tires. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 8 ft It is our purpose and practice always to serve our Coming. From June 11th until loth, the ladies of Gastonia and surrounding territory will have the privilege of attending: one of the greatest demonstrations ever made in the South by the Southern Cotton Oil of Savannah, Ga. This demonstration will be held in the dry goods department of the John F. Love Co.

Cake, coffee, biscuits will be served at all hours of the day free of cost. The object of this demonstration will be to show the superiority of Wesson 's Cooking: Oil and Snow Drift Lard. Only a few of these cooking tests are being: made; and our people should count themselves extremely fortunate in having them. As we occupy the foremost position in cotton manufacturing, this company decided on this central point to do some advertising. From Montgomery Counlv.

A note received yesterday from Mr. A. D. Clark says that he and his family are getting along nicely in Montgomery county, whither they moved when they left Gastonia. They were eu-joying headed cabbage and other vegetables from their garden, and Mr.

Clark has our thanks for kindly adding that "your paper is always looked forward to with as much interest as our own county paper." patrons promptly either by day or night and to guarantee that our work, pricesl'and time shall be absolutely satisfactory to all customers. Patronize either branch that may be the more convenient to you and always be assured of the best service that our expert machinists are capable of rendering. Respectfully, GASTON IRON WORKS Foundry and Machine Shops GASTONIA, N. C. The Big Sale at Whitfield's will continue for ten days.

The goods are moving out at the lowest price. Be sure to see our line of goods before buying elsewhere. Whitfield Dry Goods Co. ft ft ft The Victory Manufacturing Company is the name of a $225,000 cotton mill jnst organized at Fayetteyille..