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J CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JULY 23, 1CC3. DESPERADOES OX RAMPAGE I1ETO SHOT -. IN- .SCUFFLE. Tv. Men Who Held Fp a Saloon In r Jamecia nali Tuesday '" Two 3tllee Through a Thckly-Sct-tied CXsainraalty Firing .Madly at Random and finally Disappear In tho Woods, ButN lnti . They liav Iwt a Number of Victim in ThHr Trail On, of the Mm Shot Will We towards Shoot innocent Woman W1k 1umced to ue in in Tttcia-Path With a Bah In HerArms Police Hot on the TraU. "- Boston. July : 2 .".-.-Eleven person :. werp ihot tooteht. three of the,n ' v' probably fatally, by two desperadoes, who, ;on "being puraued by policemen ana a crowd of citisens. fled for two , inlles through athlckly-settled I1b- S'-.-' trict'of. Jamaica Plain, firing madly right and left, and disappeared In tan ' . woods near Franklin Park. The menars bellevea to oe two 01 me gang of three who robbed a saloon C' In, Jamacla Plain last night after hooting and killing one man and ' wounding two other. Herbert K. Knox, night watchman of the Forest Hills Cemetery, ho was shot In the ' abdomen, died at Eraenon Hospital "late to-night - . i Mrs. Delia Fallon is one of the most seriously Injured of to-night's vic- tints, .fine was standing in front of her home with her baby in her arms y when ths two men. pursued by a i'l- crowd, came down the street. A they pawed her, one of them fired f and the bullet entered her head bo- . hind her right ear. She was remov-)':- d te the city hepltal in a critical ' condition. Cft." - 'ONE VICTIM WILL DIE. f Edward McMthon, a Dorchester pair olmau, recuived a bullet In the y abdomen and will probably die The ,'' others injured are: .,.. John Nolan, shot In arm; Thomas Fleming, shot in hand; Tnoma . Moore, street tar oonducti.r, shot In leg; tsfflcer Ingalls. bullot in leg; . Olhcer Cox. shot iD ankle; Patrick McGinn, shot In the side; Fljnn, head graced by bullet; patrolman Thorn p fvw son, shot in lex. It la believeil that the desperadoes lay concealed In t'alvary Omrtery to day While the police were hunting for them on account ot last nigms noia p and robbery. ,i' , Being driven rrom tneir niaing ,'. place by hunger and fearing that they -t would be surrounded by the police ' - ' who were searching the nelghbor- i hood, the two men appeared on V;- Charles street. In Jemacla Plain, at LI - ebout'dusk and proceeded to "shoot Up" the town. . ; LOOKED LIKE DAGOES. . ', ' ? They looked like Italians and were . sough ly dressed. Home tltlitns who ,'-.--had been assisting in the hunt for the . !, robbers, saw the men and tried to "..--V Intercept them, whereupon the two i began running and wltn a revolver In each hand lied along Charles, - outh, Lee and K'-yea streets, tiring at y, ;-- arery person in their path. Throughout the residential district V . the front porches of the houses were '.,- thick with people pnjoyliig the even in air, while the streets of the,, busi- XOT IX EEB OF,FrXDS. Financial Plan Proposed For Ylrelnia- CaroUna Chemical Company la , ; Abandoned. -: VJ. : ,f v, ,,- New fork; July t-Contrary to expectations,' no'- financial plan .wm submitted to the stockholders of the yirginla-CarplinA Chemical Coenpany at their annual meeting, in JerseyClty to-dayv '" An ' official ata'tement "was adoDted about a month ago .that a plan was underway for bond Issue ofapproximately $15,000,00. f One of the financiers Identified with the company - said to-day,' however, that this entire plan had been, aban doned by the directors. Officials have just returned frorrj an Inspec tion of the corjioratioa's plants in the Southern States, and they express themselves very optimistically regard ing Its affairs and the guturs possibil ities for business. In the circumstancea, It was felt that the company did not require new funds, especially since satisfactory price for bonds could scarcely be obtained in the present market. Gl'FFKY THE DEADER. t Pennsylvania IemXTary Ite-ognlics iiunVy Despite -the Iefi-er Von vcntlon. Harrisburg, Pa.. July 22. The Democratic State committee to-day recognized Col. James M. duffey, of Plttsbur. as the leader of the De mocracy of Pennylvanla. in aplto of the fact that he was ousted from the state chairmanship at Ienver and while endorsing the candidates on the national ticket voiced in strong terms disapproval of the unseating of the Pennsylvania delegates by the creden tials committee at DenViT. Th" ' meeting was attended by It out of the lit members of the committee and 1 they not only proclaimed their fealty to Guffey by passing resolutions in which he was praised for his work for the party and his leadership up held, but a resolution Intended to se cure recognition for James Kerr, the slttinir member of the national com mittee, was laughed at wheri present- , ed by a delegate who was a personal friend of Kerr. The strength of the, Kerr faction In the committee was In- I significant and they did not attempt to oppose the re-election of tat Chairman George M. Dlmellog, a. friend of Colonel Guffey. who was , chosen to serve for a year from the j first of next January. HEDEFESDS THE TXAJFORM BItTAX )IAKES A FEW REMARKS The Democratic , Candidate Talks to uw Grocers and Botchers at Capital - Beach and Lteter Makes s Brief. Ad. J dresa to the IcniorrUc Committee " Dwells on Monopolies In His Ad dres to the Tradesmen, and Talks Vor Probable suwcw to the Comsiitt- . ' tee Ait Vnnsually Mmall Number of Visitors -at Fair lew. Most of.Tttcm Csllina; Ont of Curiosity. : i LincolnrWeb., July ti Honesty In business and a defense of tbe Denver platform, particularly with respect to publicity feefore eldctlon ot campaign contributions, formed the themes of t wo addresses mads to-day toy William J. Bryan. ? The first speech - was at Capital Beach to the- association of grocers and butchers of Lincoln and the second to the tat Democratic committee. In hh remarks to the grocers and butchers, Mr. Bryan dwelt on mono polies Id certain products, but declar ed that merchandising was the last branch of business In which there will be a monopoly, because, he said, the moment such monopoly was establish ed a competitor would present him self and the. people would therebybe protected against extortion. To the State committee Mr, Bryan gave assurances that reports of Dem ncrnlc success from different parts of the country were encouraging. H said In part: MR. BRYAN'S HEMABItS. The reports, that we get from the country are very encouraging, and one of them, I think, especially deserves notice: The promptness with which our Democratic papers are taking up the subject of subscriptions to the campaign fund is very encouraging. Several have already opened subscrlp tiojii, and 1 believe that It It going to be finite generally followed. This Is probably a response to the. party's po sition In regard to publicity concern ing campaign contributions and "It verities the hone of those who believed that if the party threw Itself upon the! confidence of the masses of the peo ple, if the party announced is deter mination to rely for Its sinews of war upon contributions thit would corn from the 'body of the population, and receive no contribution that could not be made public, that confidence woulJ be reciprocated and the people would respond. I believe there Is evidence that we are going to have that re sponse, and when the voters take upon themselves the burden of furnishing Pfvrtf- Tu-na Tablets Handy . There Is nothing like having things UBDUJ. - . ; .; -s:- . . Taking medicine Is like everything else. It Is easily procrastinated. man baa a slight oold or chronio ca tarrh. Orpsrhapsgillghteough.Ju'ay be s little hoarseness. . .v;':;v,v He knows he ought to take something for It. Bat going to ft doctor for an ex aminatlott and prescription takes tims and money. It is easy to put it off. Going to the drag store And baying a bottle of modiotne Is often neglected, it takes time.' '.V?-t.:-'.--'-V-f- : s Jnst here is when ths Perana Tablets come in very hand, A box of them can be carried in ths pocket. Ilka a card case, or a note book. Ho trouble what eysr to take out the box and take aTab leU Tbe ever Convenience of Tablets makes them a formidable rival to other catarrh medicines. . f e: : '-r :.; Xtt the summer time, at well as In tbe able. ; A Tablst or tiro takreaiast at the right time might ward off a cold effec tually. . - . Conrenisntt That It the beauty of Tablets. They are handy. . ; v One box ot Tablets, costing 50en con tains as much real solid medicine as a bottle of medicine costing $1.00, Always worth while to have box of them In the pocket. the right of other people to choose tneir own method for themselves. Fresh air has its victims no less than foul. The tubercle bacillus does not enjoy fresh air. it Is true, but there are plenty of other bacilli which re Joire In It If consumptives thrive out of doors, the subjects of bronchitis sre-generally only safe when they stay In. .. SACO AMD PETTEE WAGEilME SHOPS COTTON Pickers . ; . - . ' FlatCardJ : lUIlway Heada ' . -Spa w . - Blubbing Intermediate and- 1'- j Eoying Frames' " i3pmgFrames iBpoblera-IK' ;and ;0""'. Beels :i T. CHARLOTTE, NORTH OABOLINA -SoutheMgeni rr n a T tit a . . ' .-. . :' COLLEGE, Mth . TEAR. Courses ' for - Degrees; also Commerelsl Course. - German sad French taught. Li brary 24.000 volumes. MounUln location. Bis Churches; SVi bar-rooms. Expenses small. - Catalogae free, - Address Ths President. Salem. Yar .. E Hill In m MCasBsal Vf-'MM T I IfMM kf SM IniM IU MM, Clt telnllllM. MHW fa1ilsjalssilHMJisllsisssiT rampalgn contributions, the voters will Judge Taft fioce to Oyster Ray With j hsvs an interest in the government His hiMWlt. that they have not had heretofore. I minx it is an earnest oi wnni is i corns. I think it is an ausplcoua be ginning of this new era ot politics. PLATFORM COMMENDED. Hot Springs. Vi July 22. Judse William 11. Taft left here at 8:45 o'clock to-night for Oyster Hay to confer with President Roosevelt re garding his Cincinnati speech acccept ing the Hepubllcan presidential nomi nation. He will arrive nt Kagamore Mill to-morrow afternoon, leaving thu Chesapeake ft Ohio train at Jersey City at 1 o,'clock and making thu UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF El ED I Git. E ",fBMoWA STUAWT M.OUlSt, St. P., S...,.t,T. nr4rt I SntlsMkytlMAnsrlessIIMInil AswtMmi Clm ms hy Nw tort Dmrtmmt 1 rivUo. "I believe that the plnfform is the ThrM tr taUlofatt-Spttltr Vperfmraf best that this country has known for MEDICINE DENTISTRY PHARMACY forth the party's position. There is CROCKETT . ARSKXTO LXTHIA crlngs and Baths opened Juns 1st Elevation 1,000 test - Cures Nervous Prostration, pysppla,-Rheumatio anil Skin Troubles, Kidney and Bladdsr Disorders and Female Irregularities. Clears and beautifies the complexion. Write for booklet - M. lu" THOMAS, Crockett - Springs, V. ISS7 too. dullford College For Both Men aixk Women. Courses In tbe Classics and In the Natural Balances; Departments in Blb'.e Study and in Music Labors torles for Chemistry, Biology and Physics, All buildings supplied with pure water and lighted by electricity. Noted for thorough instruction and high moral tons. Located in the healthful Piedmont Section of North Carolina. For catalouge address L. Ii. HOBBS, President, Guilford College, North Carolina. uses section were filled with the usual afternoon for Cincinnati, where he throngs. The appearance of the two j will arrive Saturday afternoon at 1:30 -desperate men shooting to each side i o'clock. -'A .. .as they ran and shouting as If crazy MoroTlrglnla Tlepubllcnns -arrived TKtlwea-g genrrat stampede tor rovor. -nTe" To-ffiiT and Mr. Tdft ' Wld" nrr tn Michael Flynn, stopped to pick up tervlew with the entire deli-gillon. V a ston'e as he nw tiie men coming ! which represented every Congre.i toward him, and Instantly one of them ! clonal dUtrlct In the State. Kepr -. fired at htm, the bullet g raxing his ! soncative Slemp, who heads the dcle .. u- Another went thrcniKh his hat. gallon, s.'iys the railroads have offered f As the fugitives running along Keyes a Very satisf victory rate from all -. street, reuched Waslilngton street, a points In the State to Hot Hprlngs V; trolley car came along. for tho intended rally In August. '' v: HOLD UP BTUEET CAft. ; "Hold up, you shouted j Funeral of Rlxhop Henry C. Potter to ' ' one of the men waving his revolver! ltf ",,, Fr'duy- no trimming; there Is no hedging; 4f mm t. aT" M there is no dodains:: It is a frank, can-! I H sV PllCnfl r Ml IOITISIIO trip across New York and down Long i platform and tho Improsslon j V I iO E V I V VIIIMlV Island by automobile. Mr. i art win t(l(lt (l nas nitwi,, it m,st favorable doubtless be the guest or tne I rest- ; olle Hn,j tn0 Uepublicans ai-e already dent inursuiy nigni. xi imj , in retreat on the subject. They turn- ranged to leave .New Torn rriu.i i ,own tne Plnk in reward to pub- College above his head. The motdrman s't( the brakes and the conductor, Thom as Moore, Jumped off. Instantly he became a target and a bullet entered bis leg. Across Washington street and along w Keyes street, ..the robbers fled, with hundreds of men purnulng, and soon disappeared In Franklin Park, shooting down Officer Cox. who tried to intercept them, near the park gate. As soon as possible, a cardon of police heavily armed with rifles and revolv ers, was thrown about the park, while ffunerol tnousands of cltisena gathered in the vicinity. According to a small boy who saw the two men reloading their weapons In a sandhill near th park early In the evening, each man carried three revolvers. Patrolman McMahnn and Patrolman Thompson sUhte.i the sun- Cooperstown. N. T.. July 22 - Pri vate funeral services for the family Hlshop Henry C. Potter, of New ork. will be held In this village i . .. nm. h i lic-ity of campaign contributions by an ! overwhelming majority, nd as soon a the Democratic pnrty acted, they fe't i it necewsnry to act. Then we heard it announced that they -were going to publish the statement after the elec tlori. and the first Intimation was that t-hy would get contributions wher ever they cduld. and tell after elec tion; and after the Democratic nation al committee acted and put that plat j form pledge lh effect, the Republican candidate announced that they would receive no contributions from corpora j Hons. They have been moving very , rapidly thus far. and 1 am prepared to i te'l you what they may do next." : It has been definitely determined i that the notification of Mr. Bryan of occur ' on the S- . . .l" r "i . ! r, . u , i grounds surrounding the State capital. 4 .iJ,.,,! itiuh nnj ,u Tho PxercWPB will boin at 2 o clock Kalph Birdsill, of Cooporstown. wm on August, l-tn. mM.t. Th. t.ortv U..MI th.n h i There was an unusually small num taken to New York on a special train ' at snd placed In a receiving vault Trinity Cemetery. Although there Is to be a public no date has been set for it. her of visitors at Fairvlew to-day, most of them catling, out of mere curiosity. of posed Italian-, in the n.iirhborhiil..i of the park late In the evening and went down before their well-directed lire. , . At 11 o'clock the Chan hud paw '. , ed beyond the pJrk southward. A , , report was received that the quarry ' " , had been m en near the corner of CMorton.. and Canterbury stn-ets. and "':, squad of police was hurried there in automobiles. Negroes Attack ttic Dog-t'atcbcr ; At tho request of a committee from ; .Incksonvillc I the Diocese of New York, the public l Jacksonville. Fla., July 22. James j funeral has been postponed until such Evans, city dog-catcher, while in ths time as prominent churchmen, who ' northwestern section 'of the city to ! went to Iondon to attend the pan- night attending to his duties, was at i Anglican Conference, can return. ! tacked by a mob of about 200 nsgroes I There has been n veritable flood of i -villi pistols, knives, clubs and rocks, i telegrams and letters of sympathy at 1 hlw clothes being literally cut into the I'otter home to-day. ,. ' Anotiirr tHliam Murder MMery. J;' N Tork. July 5 J. Another mur '':': r mystery has been add. d to the long list of unsolved cases that are v now baffling the police of New York 4: d Vicinity. Early to-day the body ', ' . pretty young woman wa found - ' ' . 'tt a tool shed In Irvlnir Park VV4I. liamsburg. Khe was shoi through the , breast and had been killed sln.ost In stantly. Although a policeman heard the shot snd ran to the scene he -was too late to catch slghi' of the murderer. This latest murder In fr nra pazx.mg man the Drew nr Kberhard cases, for not even the Identity of the ..mm u Known. It in believed ...uiurrtu woman lived near the cene of the crime, but there Is no positive Information on this point. . l'rlM of a Contest Mark In Wlwon sin DctiKx-i-Mliv CHivetitliu. Milwaukee. Wis., July 22. Pros pi'cts of a contest entered Into the) gathering to-day of Democrats In rotate convention In the announcement, of A. J. Schnilts, of Milwaukee, that; he would try for the nomination for Governor In .rj.poltlon to John A. Aylward. of Ma.hswo. The opposition to Mr. Aylwird lias had no candidate until It finally united on the Milwau kee man to-dny. The opening session of the conven tion -was (lurely routine In charac ter, and, aside from the adoption of resolution of sympathy for Col. Wit Ham F. Vilas, of Madison. In his Ill ness, the time was devoted to the appointment'-of committees and to the delivery of the keynote speech of Temporary Chairman Melvln A Ho'yt, of Milwaukee. Mr. Hoyt In his speech flayed till opposing parties without mincing words. ! shreds. In the difficulty Kvnns drew his re volver and fired Into the crowd In stantly killingCharies Crosby, a ne gro. This Increased the anger of the riiob and F.vans was put to flight firing Ills revolver as he ran, but all shots w ent wild. The police were summoned and soon dispersed the mob and Evans was tak- I ek tu police headquarters for prptec ;i on. The trouble started when Evans, i carrying out the orders of Mayor Bee I ijrlng, captured a stray dog and turn 1 ed it over to one of bis men to be taken to the city dog pen. . . ; J -. Atlantic Fleet leaves Honolulu. ; V ' : Honolulu. July 21. The Atlantic t battleship fleet hade adieu to-day to the hoepltable shores of Hawaii end 'tolled to-night for Auckland. X Z the net point on Its world Itinerary W Ttb?r M. " dU? t0 August ''" ZtP? M"'ta did not acepmpsny rKnlht b i remain if. ' - vl-.-"1 hJL mm -" Mm Ban , f,? X . r"' 'then overtake, ". f vZf?lJ?'7Z rMK Auckland. r- near Admiral F perry to-day returned ' ,Zr..J ,,!,"k 10 ,n PPleof Hawaii - fcr their trsrfimeat of officer, MA Wen. . .- - ..ThrC,I,,'r-JCr"n'ar' wltn c for Norfolk. ,Ya too Ute to be of service here. IKDiii in r.miHirrBWMiiy. Herlln. July 22. In a despatch from Ht. Petersburg the correspondent of the Tagelhlaat says the erroneous report of Admiral Rojettvensky's death at Had Uauhelm was widely telegraphed and published In Russia. Ma sixs for the repose of the soul of the admiral were celebrated in many churches and preparations were made for other such ceremonies In many more churches. Telegrams of con dolence poured in to the wife of the admiral. Kmperor William directed the Oerman naval attache at Ht. Pet ersburg. Captain Hlntae, to commu nicate the sorrow of his majesty. Ad miral Nebagotoff and- General Htoes sel. both serving terms s.bf, imprison ment, were permitted to attend the mass celebrated at the cathedral. : The admiral was on a holiday at an interior village of Germany en joying gnon neaitn. , Tb Strike Nlueihvt la Alabama. f j nirmingham, AU July jj, yo- laode. the scene of last year's wine dlsasten appears to have been the only 'milling camp suffering violence to-i5or, Shortly before aoon the non union pnmpt-r stationed on the creek about a mile from Yolande In an Iso. luted pot. was eetupnn by foer mesk l men esd beaten Into Insensibility. To-ntght a, heavy charge ef dynamite eipldeil under 4h hou nf IV) b Carter, a negro, at Telande. snd while 0 n w as injured, the property was 1 damaged, , ' 'ilier caiute In the county are quiet r;y to-elsh. . fteversi carloads ef ."fefftkers have been distributed - i; z h jay under mlljltT escort 1 1 various iniiies. ccTPtary ungirt iisye War All Dar M'i a. T ' im iiirn mnqildll, Chaltanoogs, Tenn., July 22.-i-After a strenuous day spent In visiting the somes In and around Chattanooga that he had not seen since ho was In command of a company of gray clad artillery ana attempting to repel hosts of the boys In Idue, Secretary of War Luke K. Wright attended a banquet In-his- honor at the; Hotel Patten to-nlghL, General Franklin Frsoklift lit-u Has also a guest. A toast to . I'residVnt Roosovefl proposed, by neneraJ Wrlghl was re rponded to mtd great aoplause. Bec retery Wright leaves Thursday morn In or. Texas, where he will Inspect the army ' posts before returning to WaeMngton. , General Bell will eC- company bin.' - . : t -: Hoticst Ptoce on Karth. New York Press. Hahreln Island, In the Persian Oulf. Is said to be the hottest place on the globe, far hotter than Tophet. The average temjierature Is about 141 de gree. On the coast, where the peo ple live, there is no fresh water, but here and there In the harbor's bottom are strong, free-flowing springs of pur est water, rivaling that which flows down the sides of the mountains of Lebanon, flavored by the sap of heal thy cedars. Divers equip themselves with bags made of skins and descend to the springs, where they fill thevln verted receptacles with aqua pura. This water is cold enough to drink without the aid or Ice, of which the Islanders know nothing. Greensboro, JV. G. Elegant new buildings with every modern comfort and convenience, and new furniture and equipment throughout. Literary, Scientific ClaseU cal and Business Courses. Schools of Music, Art and jcpresslon. -Full corps of fcble and experienced teach ers, specialists In their several de partments. " r"" TERMS MODERATK. For further information apply to LUCY II. ROBERTSON, Pres. Fall Term Opens September ttb,' IMS. TEL W Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 27th St, NEW YORK. Mi CTOSIA tn nit Ctntr f tfat Shopping . - District A Mi rim class etatpMt fei Nate nraw. Fmaluais m4 Sft.lBS.M MtM tJC Su,(kM(. roehr vttk bam . wtiat Sm Mr k mi Mtani bwsMS a a MSMUk ta ewy. faVslalsdIHslasssat sasse taifhsairae. V rk far swaM m bnh. Hal h4 aM m A8S0LUTELY FIREPROOF Room 1.80 ptt day snd upward ' KUROPtAN FUN fiEOfiat W. tWKCNCy. thMraiCTM Angus Gordon, Manager, Late of King Edward Hotrt Toronto, Canada. ELIZABETH COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC ; CHARLOTTE, H, C Afiigh GradV College fof Vocsjcm, x, Beguttful .' uburbna leca Won, ' It acres ' oampua, overlooking the city fins' buildings; university ed. eated, ezpsrleneed 'teach era, , '. . - A. B. Degree Course ea level with the best ' col- legos for men t elective ftgree courses. SpecfalUest Musio, " Art " and ggprtesisa Schools. - Almt To rovide a broad and liberal eulture for young women. ' . ' Illustratsd - catalogue sent free an appUeatlea. PrcatdeaU. ' .. a -. j ...., " Capital Stork $40,000.00. EDUCATE yourself. WhyT 'Because KNOWLEDGE Is POWER. Where T At King's Business College because our courses are wui ." and PRACTICAL and our record for Blading graduates is ucoun- PASSED. When 7 This fall. Avoid the RUSH and get Biu COUNT by matriculating before August 16th. Write for catalogue and special rates. Address . . KING'S BVSLNESS COLLEGE. Raleigh. X. C. - Charlotte, . O. D1S- Presbyterian College for Women CHAEI.0TTE, N. 0. V The 51st session of this old and well established school will begin September 3d, 1908. Without making loud ' claims we point to the work of one-half century. For catalogue address EEV. J. E. BRIDGES, President. TU tUl Hssw S& to Ot. 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Cadets dine with tho principal and ladles ef his family, securing the. culture of home life. Culti vates and educates. Modern Buildings, perfect sanitation, whole some fare, no crowding. Best moral, mental, physical, and social training. Shady lawns, athletic park, one-auartsr mile running track, tOO acres. Ideal climate, helpful environment In the social atmosphsrs of refined Christian people. The town noted for over' a century as an educational centre. . Charges,, IS00 per year. , - - ' . . .. ' . Pour Departments Collegiate, Graduate, Engineering end Law.' Largs library facilities, - Well-equipped laboratories in nit depart ments of Bcienoe. Oymnasium furnished wltb best, apparatus. Ez penses very moderate. Aid for. worthy students. ; Young men wishing to study Law should investigate ths superior advantages off sred by the Department of Caw at Trinity College. For catalogue nnd further information, addrtss . , - . . W. KKWSOM, Bcglatrar, ' , ' ; :","'. "':', ', tlarbanv B. C ; ' .' . '. ' This welt esUblUhed resort is now open and offers to those seeking rest snd comfort tnducsments not found elsewhere. We elalm to give the best fsre of any resort In the State. The water at Catawba Springs Is unsurpassed for kidney, bladder and -stomach . (roubles. It U a cool, quiet eomfortsble pUce.-sltua.ud S miles from Hickory, K, Ch d requires only sO minutes' drive. - . . -. - f A better orchestra would be hard to Sad. ' This is a deslrebls place for both reung and eld, and once here you will be-loath te leave. - Cattwba Springs is reached by Southern Railway; also C. A N. W. For other, information apply to . - -. . .. , j , .- ' " . . ' CaUwba Springs Itotef CoVBlckory. Tt. C- Tr!hii0Part:'Gcfiobl A Flrst-Class Preparatory SchooL- . . -GraduaUon . accepted for entrance te leading South-. , Certificates Rest equipped Preparatory School tn the South. v Faculty of ten officers and tsachers. Campus of sevsntyffte acres. Library containing thirty- thousand volumes. Wsll-equlpped trm , naslum. High standards and modtra methods of Instruction. Pre' quent lectures by prominent lecturers. Expenses- sscesdingly moder ate4 Seven year of phenomenal succsss. -For catalogue and other Information, address - -. .. , , Ii. M KORTlt. HeeMtmaster, ' ' .... .: Durban, V. C. , ' -a-;- ' , trcrpKn snctr management v- .rx, Tqi2LtYN:r .' 1 " ' 'KTJROPEAlf AXD AMERICAN,, ; ' - ' Kurouean, ll.lt- per day aad ftp. Amerlcaa, tl.il fret day and gw . . . Cafe open day and night . r., -. -. ; '- -'-, " - -. . Prloeo reasonable. .. --rtv ' The Most Modern end tVsuuriant Hotel tn the carotlnaa, v . " -' Its) ELEGANT ROOMS. . - t . V 7S PRIVATE BATH A, LocaUd-la ths heart ef Cbariette, convenient te railroad station, street ears and the business and shopping eeatre. Caters te high glass senunerelat and tourist trade. ' Table fle bete dlaaere lidS te Si SO. Masts every evening IJS to . - , - ' . - EDGAR B. MOOlUt . - -- Preprleles. WARM DAYS AND TIRESOME NIGHTS make the traveling man glad to get where , good things to eatfc comfortable Deds and 1 genial hospitality are to be found all thy; is awaiting you at t . ' - "Ankeriejui and Earopeaua. r -i ; ' - - - ----- . '- - - . last fitey Beyond tbe) ttatloo, GreeosDore, X, C,,' 4f
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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July 23, 1908, edition 1
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