CxLM Lorn: daily orcrzivEiAPiy
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y I ClllSJl TVOMASf, BITrOKTCU
, j Clv-rVaf tle South' Carol'"' Sen
; lJHirlns raswre of Tulmaa's
, i Spenary -Kill, lie CarrU'd
' ' s Mont to lied With UI01 at N!t
'- '"to Keep "Antla "rom Stealing, It
. iLatcr Removed to Texas I'asscs
- Ay it Are oi ur. i, jvi. iw
- awtii Are o , jjju -:
hob, -Well-Known Surgeon., . Passes
union., Vf-v,r:
V granted. ,v tT. vJ'AV .
,' - .Observer Bureau, :
'. Columbia eC.;Aprtl
' e&rlythls jmotnlng of rheumatism at
? iiia home in Newberry. f" 'SPta t .
t about ,76 'year .old and leaves a wWU
w, a sort and a daughter, Chief Jus,
i.ce,T. JT. Pope, of Newberry, and Dr.
. w, & , Pope, ' pt this city, , are ,.; bis
p'fMbem
.V--i i.tr,; J0pe , ti at ne time an . ar-
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"Tillman, While vclerK of, i the'. Senate
, ' bill he parried it to ed with hint over
' njghte ,to prevent the "antto" f trom
;; . S it.eaU It vlAter, however, : he" , be-
- iamm. iaMtlflitit nvni hrt f art that
v'';ne was not-promoted aa he thought
. tsiftta' oxncea .pexore tney wwrw-
', race and denoanded, himself "an intle
t ' ' pendent in politics. - -A ehort time ftf-
t, , tor wiia -no weni-over m ne nwiiiui"
i ! -r-amn 'anil i-n(ri fnv flovrnnr nn
; ejiert several year n Texaa.
s ft aurgeon in the Flrit South Carolina
6paaish-Amer.cn war regiment ana
? prominfenUy connected throughout the
thle morning, in the Keeley Institute
- t'r of pneumonia. He- had -been HI only
tnree oays i ne ooay win taxen
? - to Union for interment' In" the family
,"buryin'plot.,.!Dr,;. iLawson was ft
, ? arraauaie oe Main uivuuc v
" j -lege ' and was a frequent visitor to
IflnlumWa, He had manv friends here.
1 but few knew of hia illness, and the
ana
new o Wsdeath U-'a surprise
-r AvlUre li the rearot tne monearon
dry roods establishment . on Main
; street" to-day drew a large crowd In
- anticipation of 'ft spectacular confla-
...tt.n rintnacrM was done
by the flames , themselves, so -well did
' ha firemen work. The .damage by
. otr nd amnke. however. Is much
greafer, though this has not been
'i, rflnltalir aallmitail t VnK ThA tOtte IS
-covered by Insurance, the Urge stockl
being- insured witn almost every
scency in the city. The Are started
in - some necking In the back yard.
nhal wind bcina toward the rear
doors and windows. ft la thought that
thf flames are traceable to some care
toss, person - throwing a lighted ciga
rette into an -open barrel of packing.
..r'U..tj ui.wrj, "Ko a ttifl.AOO nre
fiad.lf, occurred aftef the closing hour, -I
CTne.vuoa.-aroin -ji
vurtsose appears to be to exploit, real
eionbd by the secretary of State to-
"5 Success na cro-wned our" efforts of
tinttfing enaeavor ana w prvwuv w
the 5TpubHev with., a conBdence neve-c
per ore neia ' oy Hiy wuwi ,iiauivuo,
Hoi flat ra Rockv "Mountain Tea, 86
f;w lih a. rflr; l ff l3.Ci;3. The
corpor-ifrs re exVingressman Stan-
yarne .i'n-hi, or tvparianoura, j
Bock ixnit and Attorney C. a Span
cer, of 'YorkvMe.
A commission aiso weiu io,, nuu.
iiiinn Ana : viillrlin' and lnan i con
cern of Anderaon to-day. ( The corpo
rators are W. F. Cox, J Ms Padgett,
J, -M. Evans, John C Watklne, Q. N.
C. Boleman, W. N. Tlfalker and .Thom
as C. Walton. , '"iwn '
A immmlnlnii mnt In (Inarm Wj O.
J, and Hennle Threat! as corporators
of tne isnterprise wercanxno wumpwij.
Of Jefferson, capitalised at $10,009.
- Tha tianlr rf fSaUav, urii chartered
to-day. capital; ',$20,000; H. J. Sajley,
O.- Lw.eaiiey vice presiuent anu
BaJey secretary,: K jfr 4 r,
' I tfll' V.iil H (.iilHHiilH s 1" s
n.ta Wurilnn ranfif Af A. A M. CoU
lege uives uop OJiipiiinruwry iu
Correspondence of The "bbservefi ' ' -
" West RaJpiflrh., Anrll 22. The Beta
Uoslton chanter of the Kaona' Siitma
fraternity of the A. & 'M.4 College gave
a dance Friday -night, In the Olivia
Raney Hall. comDlimentary to- the
nther f ratarnttlna , nf the ' - college.
giyen to-, each, of -the , guests,- vwmcn.
occasion.- lvin's , Orchestra furnish
ed muslti ior' the dance. -Mr. Lewis
T. Winston ' gracefully - led with Miss
lunula -McDonald, assisted by Mf. W,
h. v rrnri tinimn wit n mjiir . i:h rolJ urHfi
The following guests were present:
Mr, 3. P., Wvllt wtth. Miss Cprpnijngv
VI"1 pHwvrjf v:M'vi v ......
JHiss j?ann,ie "tnnon; mr. ,
r-iaritA .Tp. wtth'MiiM TAllie Ferrall:
Mr. . O,' Kendsll with Miss . Mary
Bmedes.: Mr. Carrol.' I Mann - with
Miss Carrol Sherman;' Mr. I T, Win-
atnn, wtl-h Uimt Tallin. Mc)onald Mr.
B. - B. - LatMmore with Miss Narnle
Rogers r Mr,; T." M. Lykes mm saiss
Irene Utcy: Mr. W, 8. Tomllnson with
ui roA ni-av Tr H. TTamer With
Miss Hell, of Salisbury; Mr. R. Iong
with" MIe Ussle ' Rogers; Mr, B. R.
faison "wnn .aaiss , ivii tow"i
lr. nri m L tlttmnlrfW with ajriaa ?n11A
Moncueep Ma H. 6. Montague -with
Miss Margaret ' Stedman; Mr.- W. C.
Plver svith- Miss Ully Skinner; .Mr.- D.
S. Aoernetny witn mm trown,
D.lJ irll ulth Mlaa TMliaa: Rankm.
of ReldsvlUe; Mr. A. B. Plver with
arias Rosa Skinner; Mr. W. :;N.' Holt
wtth, Mlaa tackle Latta: Mr.r W. C.
GEtanla with Mlaa Rtihv KorTiS". Mr
iiiw urn with Mlaa Nannie Hay;
Vr Murrav Allen with Miss- Lena
Latta;. Mr. U M. Hoffman with Mies
louise Unton; Mr. JB. F. Ward with
Miss Loulae Plttenger; ' stags: J. L.
Hemphill. U M. Smith. Messrs Clarke,
Wrlghtson, Hoover, and Duval, of St,
John's College, Md., U H. Belden, W.
w u-ttniav v. n Havwood. D : T.
Hagan, Harris. R. Brown, Will Crow.
Val Perkins. J. A. Higgs. Jim :
Klmmon, R P. Uzsell. F. M. Thomp
nm iHimurnnMr Tr. and Mrs. C W.
ttiirketL. Prof, and Mrs. W. C. Red-
dick, Mr. and Mrs. Culbreth.
First E-'n!! !s of a Good Curriculum
the Character, lanittfcrauon - u
Scholars!, of Thotte Who Attempt
to Illrect it. -Ii f ? i j f X.'
To the Editor of The Observer: '
, Tne remeay.oi: exisuns; bi
conditions which seem unendurable
n4 ,t.inU mak fVi a nnnl restive. IS
publicity. Vo evil, or no objectionable
eondition can withstand an enlighten
ed public sentiment When the hearts
and mind a ot men are enusnmneu
can speak with . authority ;m then
tneir juogmenm an?
T.isrht , therefore la , the Dure requisite
rmnnt. and I' Shall
strive to keep this truth before me
while discussing; ' - question ,fot, para
mount interest .to all. f v -
in , a rormer cununuiuvauun t-
4a wwMh att afpnnAmta 1m-
presslon ' to the. attitude" - of our
hoard or eoucauon wnn reguru ,
.' ... . '.i a .. -.. . : , , , -.i:.1.. m m .
eniargemenv oi - our "kh kudw,- iu
t intimaAii' that r.wiahPit'tA dlaeuss
the use we make, of what we already
nave - m nana ana - me iwuni"
thereof, as these two questions seemeo.
to me to, be of the highest Importance.
1 shalt address myself therefore to the
general subject with the hopes. that I
may shed somewhat of light thereon.
c We have a fairly good curriculum,
anA lh ot ixtnaMapatlnn la the char-
acter", consecration, and scholarship of
those wno auempi; io uirewi uw'imi-
. HITMAN BLOOD MARKS.
- A tale of-liorror was told ty marks el
KlonH In. tha hunt Of J. W. Wll.
Hams, ft" weil-nown nwrcnani vi on
and
Dr.
fetely
Kv. He writes: "Twenty, years ago I
Beyers hemorrhages of the lungs,
was near death when I began takln
King's New Discovery. It comp
Amj 1 hflu, MmKlnM wall
since." - It cures hemorrhages, chronic
Coughs, settled colds and bronch tls. and
. t w kniin nura weak luna-a.
TRvarv bottle auarantefed by R. H. Jor-
dan ft CO.. Jjruggiei. bjo, a,iin ai.w,
bottle freeiAVfc , ? y ,
rlcuium. Professor Bruce Craven, in
bis most excellent ' communication on
WaaaVitlata n TBHi'llmf, naaa thlB Or
der-eharacter, scholarship, and con
secration to the work but 1 ask leave
to amend by simply changing the or
der, namely, first, the character; sec
ond, the consecration, ana.imra, tne
scholarship of the directors of any giv
en curriculum, for with character and
consecration thoroughly established
scholarship will generally follow just
as neat travels in tne pamway oi me
sun. - It seems that we can eliminate
anhnlarahln from thla dtacuaalon Since
it is an admitted fact that no one
can glve thorougn instruction on
subjects which are, not mastered by
the . instructor. ' We already act on
this principle as we require exam in a
tlons on those subjects which are to be
taught In its proper place scholar
Ship Is all important but do we or. do
we not put undue stress upon mere
Scholarship to the exclusion of a pro
per consideration of the character and
consecration of our directors of a cur
riculum? "
I look upon the teacher s occupation
as next to the ministry, and the -character
and ? consecration of - a director
of ', school curriculum ' should , be of
just as much Importance In the teach
er's sphere as the character-end conse
cration of a . minister of the Gospel. -1
am thus brought' face to face .with tbat
part of the-subject which I desired to
reach, end in the near future I shall
devote myself to discussion of these
two most important phases of the sub
ject in hand. ' "., '
"A 'FRIEND -TO THE? WOMAN'S
aujRv.',r',;.r.,-'. - 'yjVf
, L lr ..v, WVL
. - mLLEP By;TAIS.
Greensboro 'Negro -Meets Death ftt
Miiiniirhta.Bmeflt Concert for Cali
fornia Sufferers.; "'.tfi
Correspondence. Of ,,Tbe Observer, ,
Greensboro, r ' April , The dead
body of Charles Williams, colored j was
found thle morning by the side of the
track of the k A T. Railroad at a
point half way between West Market
street and Guilford avenue. The left
side of the body ,was badly mangled.
No Inquest was held. Coroner Turner,
itnimln It' itnnaaarv nftor hnvlnar
ascertained that the deceased met 'his
oeain oy oeing sirui-a. ujr u iinin nuuuv
midnight, Williams Is a tailor and has
been conducting a pressing and dying
establishment on Mendenhall street, -The
rain this afternoon prevented
a large attendance at the mass meeting
naii hir" Matrnfi :Affnrnhv tn ralnn
fund for the relief of the earthquake
SUnerers JII; Slnt iraiiciiiu arm umer
Pacific coast cities, though the smail
numhnr mihacrlbed liberally and a
committee was ' appointed to solicit
To Remove FrecKIes It Pimples
UTe Dayt, to M i J 1 n n1 .
:f.'.: Sv.i waaw
uj'w.v.'i.v;.:..-. v.
.v A new dlwmvery, sold
i - nader potltire (nar
aetaa and Baaer ra-
nam in wwvi j wi
-" where It fil to mwrl
fraefclM, pimplu, liver
pOM, (UO-vui, aallo
Sam, MUir alaaolors
f eraattoni of ttae aklo, bo
; inMr . of how loss
MaMlnc, Coras aramwf
MHi In 10 (Ujt, and tba
thMS afM are iwwee , ' win
olnr, soft, kealtbf aa4 fcaeBUfji. o aeMiMa
arm MaNHll from Itt oaa, Uoanti and 180
at toaaias drus sierae or ssaii.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY. Paris. Tenst
.nations from the citlsens generally.
A benefit concert is to oe" given ai a
Grand,, Tuesday evening ,and - tne nan
will no doubt be well filled. The parv
tlctpants wilt include some of the city's
best musical talent and a- high-class
entertainment is anticipated..- ;'; -
' Why' does( a young men try to keep
on the right side of his best girl when
he knows that her heart Is on the left
sjdfciyv,.sSj;SS!! fttr--Kx v'f -: k'A ,
' When a boy is willing to. trade his
pocket knife for a red apple to give to
tls teacher tbat is love. 4 p, '
ir , " A"t !vH ,W.,.'..ii'H"(i'i'. ." . -5 -U SW it
In the Jilornmgsr'
i i ". ' ,Cn ' ' ffI 7 if- ,vl
Dead 'tired, slow, listless and thoroughly unrested? If so, 1
take wartsburger Matt Tonic, It's ft beneficial, vegetable ,
?'' tonic stimulant wlUtout a 'reactionary depression, because . It J
vociors
conveys , body, blood and :, nerve foods.
recommend and prescribe it.
I5c Per Cattle, $150 Per Dozen.
constantly
' 'A
Wortzbur(er;Malt To
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n
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raw?
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Is to love children, and no home
ran ta rnmnletellr) hanov with-
I out them, yet the ordeal through
" -which the expect ant mother
must diss usually is oo iulljbf suffering.
danger and fear that "she looks forward
to the critical hour with apprehension,
and dread. Mother Friend, by its oene-
trating and soothing properties, allays nausea; nervousness., and
all unpleasant feelings, and, so prepares the system for the
orucai tnav sue jasbco luivujju
the event safely and with but
little suffering, as numbers have '
testified and said, fit is worth
its weight in gold." $1.00 per
bottle of druggists. Book containing
valuable information mailed free.
IKE eXADfiaD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
CAPITAL STOCK
iNcaaroRAtsO
1 v
$30,000.00
Net the cheapest but preeminently the BKST. Tbeaa are the
largest, eldest and best equipped schools in North Cawltea
. positive, provable FACT. 1.0SO former students holding positions
la North Carolina. Positions guaranteed, backed bjr wrlttea eon,
. traot. Shorthand. Boek-kssplar. TypswrlUng and BlngUsa, taoght
' ht experta Address - - - , , . '
KING S BUSIXBSS GOLLBGB
Charlotte, N. Cer Raleigh. N. G -'iestftl '
thf MfAnntr
a sVal wr mm way -w f i v, v.
; Greensooros peavnowu , auu, ,
made over. IJS.060,00 expended attd .
equal to the most modern hotel . lit , r
the ..land. Elevator long" distance; ,
Swaa... lam m.aft k wAftM VeAS OftmnT 1
- -m . . , . r f ik' W'l'f g a A.to:'X,ry;.MSiW"y-
rooms ir dub. wii t-xwa . v
- - a aa tA
it rwn ix nil nnn mm nir. ' j
THE CHARLOTTE SUPPLY COFfAtW
. W" W AM 80UTB CRN ' AOBNTS FOB '
eeirm wraw. OEitMAK HSDBLE8 AND, HEDPltB ITKAAUB.
WRIT tJS FOR PRICKa .
f-eakett h Blahop Steam Traps Carried la stook; alee Card Clothing aa
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CntABZATETB
BJRMXN CHAM
gFAKXANBTOO
ELIZABETH COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
CBARXOTTE, N. C.
Suburban Location. Extensive Campua High Grade, Experienced, .,'
University Educated Teaohers; , Fire-Proof Buildings, First - Class
jBquipmeht.
gcbools of Music, Art, BtptesstoB, Bnstness. Enjoys ft Reputa- '
tloa tog XltonKMth wwk and Good Health.
OATAXOOTM BEST FRKBL
CIIAS. B. TO, President
Cluti lotto's t t t
r
v special ; attention ' given to
Table Service. -.making It n
v equalled In the South. - This la
feature of The Buford that
; is claiming , the attention ' of
ba IVluliw Puhtlv
; Clean. Comfortable Beds, At
tntive Servants,'
mi
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Greensboro.
VICTORIA KEENE'S
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jf mmm.' m mm pa aajf
aSB v bm siBa af BBaaaBj m m asf v.l - . ',
rm, rttt and most eco V, ,
m;il material known for ,
life
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I utensils you ; need and
t ought to have.
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