North Carolina Newspapers

THE CHARLOTTE NEVS, APRIL 27. 1908. Federation Of Woman 's Clubs Sixth Annual Meeting of The N. C. Division to be Held in Greensboro ana Local Clubs Will Send Many Representative. The members of the Charlotte Wo man's Club will read with interest the official program of the sixth annual meeting of the North Carolina Federa tion of Woman's Clubs, which will be held at Greensboro next month May 5th, (5th and 7th. The sessions of the convention will be held in the societty hall of the State Normal and Industrial College. The local club will have sev eral representatives there. The pro- m'on-i in-! iilf .v 51 rocrnnc ti i Ti dress of welcome bv MrSrEugene Reil- lev. vice president' of the Federation, , and a mi per bv Mrs. Annie Smith Ross, of this city. The complete program follows: Tuesday, May 5. 11 a. m. Meeting of the executive board at the residence of Mrs. G. W. Whitseit. 1217 Church street. C:.i0 p. ni. Opening session, Carnegie Library. Invocation. Mrs. Lucy H. Robertson. Address of welcome, Mrs. B. C. Sharpe. Response, Mrs. Eugene Reilley. Address of president. "The Work of the General Federation." Airs. Emma. A. Fox, author of "Par liamehtarv Usage for "Women's Clubs" Rejorts of officers of the federation, Report of general federation state sec retary. Announcement of special committees. S:30 p. m. Reception to the federation ly the Greensboro clubs at the home of Mrs. Edward P. Wharton. Wednesday, May G. At the State Normal and Industrial College. 'J.-oO a. m. Presentation of creden tials. 10 a. m. Minutes of opening session. l?oiifnt nf frf(lt-nti:il; pnmmiitpp. Donnrf i 1 1 r o rm v.,it:. ni m.-. ukitions. . " "Slate Aids to Libraries," Mrs. Annie Smith Ross, president North Caro lina Library Association. Reports of departments, library exten sion, education, village improve ment, art, music, publication. 1 p. m. Meeting of board of direc tors. 1:'60 p. m. Luncheon. 2:30 p. m. Report of board of direc tors. Reports of departments, state chari- ties, reciprocity, child study, home economics, literature. Three-minute report from tho club presidents. 4:15 p. m. Meeting with students of Normal College. S:C0 p. m. Lecture, "Southern Litera ture," Dr. C. Alphonso Smith, Uni versity of North Carolina. Thursday, May 7. 10 a. m. RoH call. Minutes of Wednesday's meeting. Revision of constitution. Unfinished business. New business. Election of officers. Report of committee on courtesies. 1 p. m. Meeting of new executive board. 1:30 p. m. Luncheon at Greensboro Female College. 3 p. m. Drive to Guilford Battle Ground. 9p. m. Reception to federation by the Merchants and Manufacturers' Club. Officer? cf FReration. The officers of the federation are as follows: President Margaret Lovcll Gibson, Wilmington. First vice president Mrs. Eugene Reilley, Charlotte. Second vice president Mis:; Mary Petty. Greensboro. Recording secretary Miss Sallia Kirby, Goldsbcro. CcrrcsTondiiig secretary Miss Re becca Watkiru. Henderson. Chas. M. Stieff carries a record of CC years of honorable, fair and 'square deal ing. If you buy your piano from this time-honored firm, no mat ter how much or how little you wish to pay for a piano, you will always get full value for your money. GHAS. H. STIEFF Manufacturer of The Artistic Stieff, Shaw and Stieff Self-Player Piano. SOUTHERN WAREROOMS 5 W. Trade St., Charlotte. N. C. C. H. WILMOTH, Mgr. iThe Old I I Firm I OF Treasurer Mrs. Thomas Maslin, Winston-Salem. Auditor Mrs. E. F. Reid, Lenoir. General federation secretary Miss Gertrude Weil. The General Federation of Woman's Clubs holds its biennial meeting iu Boston, Mass., June 30th, and the fol lowing delegates have been elected to represent Xoith Carolina: The president, Margaret L. Gibson, Wilmington. Mrs. Eugene Reilley, Charlotte: Mrs. J. T. Alderman, Hen derson: Miss Gertrude Neil, Golds boro. Alternates Mrs. Sallie S. Kirby, Goldsboro; Mrs. G. M. Whitsett, Greensboro: Mrs. G. I-. Stevens, Ral eigh: Dr. Delia Dixon Carroll, Raleigh. Institute to Be Held At Trinity in June Trinity College, Durham, N. C, April 27. There was a very interesting meet ing of the Fortnightly Club Friday evening. The meeting was devoted, however, entirely to business matters connected with the organization, it be- "is out- ul i.r ...wxo Iness nature that have been held re cently. An institute will be held here dur ing the latter part of June and the first week in July for the benefit of the Durham and Person county teachers especially, and the occasion promises to be one of much value. The members of the faculty af this college have been assisting Superin tendent C. W. Massey during the past year in his teachers' meetings and the original plan of the institute was to continue this work at the college with an institute. Mr. Massey has interested the board of education of Person county in the plan and the two counties have com bined for the purpose of conducting two weeks of strong meetings. Can't look well .eat well or feel well with impure blood feeding your body. Keep th blood pure with Burodck Blood Bitters. East simply, take exer cise, keep clean and you will have long life. Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum ets vou crazy. Can't bear the touch of your clothins. Doan's Ointment cure: i the most obstinate cases. Why suffer. All druggists soil it. Don't use harsh physics. The reac tion weakens the bowels, leads to chronic constipation. Get Doan's Reg- ulets. They operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. "Tv rhild was burned terriblv about ho fnw. nppk and phosL I annlied Dr. . . I applied ur Tlinmnc' Vflrrtr?p Oil The nain ceas- ' " ? -1. - " ine pain ceas- ed and the child sank into restful sleep." Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson, Ham burg, N. Y. ROCK HILL VS. CHARLOTTE. Geo. B. Grove to Render Decision in First Game. Manager C. G. Gunter, of Rock Hill, brought his bunch of ball tossers to J town tnis morning ana nung uiem uy(wag approved, including the offering of at the Buford. Weather permitting . stake prizes in connection with the rac l'iey are crossing batn with the Hor- in?, events. The erection cf a new'ma net's this afternoon. Rock Hill has chinery hall, 50x200 feet and the equip on able herd of diamond artists, being ment of s.:itable offices for the nresi- csuecsally strong m the box. The split even of last week between these two teams will add ginger to their efforts here today ana tomor row, and oid-tasnioneu, rea-not Dau is looked for. The Hornets will begin the regular season here on Thursday, Spartanburg being their opponents. The line-up for this afternoon's game is announced as follows: Rock Hill: Blanton, 1. f.; Gunter, 1 b.; James, s.s.; Haman, c; Brown, 3 b.; O'Neal. 2 b.; Swink, r. f.; Goheen, c. f.; Crouch, p. Charlotte: Newton, s.s.; Lewis, 1. f.; Foley, r. f.; Metz, 1 b.; Bateman, c. f.; Sneddin, 3 b.; Brennan, 2 b.; Hinton, c; Finn and Plott, p. In addition to those mentioned in the line-up the Kock Hill party in e1iulo Mrs G G Gunter Messrs Ha-' zer, Vasbindcr, Sawyer, Eagan, Mat-j thews and Primm. Umpire Geo. B. Grove, of the regular it t ...:n x,ij the indicator for the first time this af ternoon. COMMENCEMENT AT OEHLER. Entertainment and Supper Will Take Place Friday. On Friday, May 1st, the Oehler which Miss Mattie Brown Has Been which Miss Matie Brown has been teacher, will give an entertainment and supper on the school grounds to mark its commencement. The entertainment will begin at 2 o'clock, the supper at 4. Among the dialogues to be given in Dental Operation, Negro School and Darkey Wooddealer. REPORT TO PRESBYTERY. Congregational Expense, Home Mis sions and Other Causes of .Second Church. The annual report of the Second Presbyterian church of this city to Mecklenburg Presbytery for the year ending March 31st, 1908, shows that the congregational expenses were $8, 251.70; for home missions, $6,575.57, and for other causes, $7,606.52; total, $22,431.79. The report was submitted by Mr. John W. Todd, assistant treas urer. THE STRIKE AND BALL CALLERS The Caroliia League Umpires to Re- port for Instructions. The three Carolina League umpires, Groves, Green and McNarnara, are ex pected to report here tomorrow for in structions from President Wearn. Groves has already arrived and tho other two are expected tonight. Another Steel Creek Fire. A presumably incendiary fire in low er Steel Creek on Thursday night de stroyed the two barns and a crib be longing to Mr. S. It. Capps. Mr. Capps' loss is about $1,500 with no insurance. One mule, in breaking through the flames, was so badly injured as to be useless. Nearly 5.000 bundles of fod- der. 1.100 hushels nf corn and $100 worth of fertilizers were destroyed. Neighbors rendered prompt assistance1 which prevented the residence form iff- i Soda Soda Soda Oven CEMENTS FOR STATE Fi BEING Rnecial o The vw? Raleigh, N. C, April 27. At a ses sion of the executive committee of the a .J,,iT, " L I lU 111 Vifllllllllfl 'Alllt:illllllll .-i ii-ih v iUI IU i.,, ,,.. " . ! Willi. II 1 1 III ?1 .1111111.1111 III.' 1 1.11 I .III1 Pair in Raleish. action was taken that. I will go a long way toward assuring ... . " ' : . the greatest fair, by all odds, on Octo ber 12 to 17, the society has yet held. Steps were taken to have the fair grounds adequately supplied with wa ter, connection to be made with the city hydrants. The action of the state fair officers in joining the Virginia-Carolina circuit of fairs, that includes big fairs in Virginia and the two Carolinas, riri!f nnd th( spprpiarv nf th fair in tho eround wa3 ordered, the offices to bo smlabie for these officials to receive and entertain their friends in a credit able manner. There is every indica tion thathe 190S fair will outstrip all its forty-eight predecessors. WILL FAVOR TUFT Hot Springs, Ark., April 27. Hot bpnngs has completed all arrange- mei'ts for entertaining the Republican ftate convention which is to meet here tomorrow for the purpose of eicung ine ciciegates-at-iarge to tiie national convention in Hnirajm nmrt convention in Chicago next June. The State committee has al ready declared its preference for Sec retary Tafe for the Presidential nom ination and it is expected the example set by the committee will be followed by the convention. If the program of the Taft supporters is carried out the delegates will be instructed for the Secretary of War. Gen. Powell Clayton, H. L. Remmel, Captain F. W. Tucker and John E. Bush arc slated for delegates-at-large. With the -exception of Gen. Clayton, all are holding federal .positions in T 4 4-1. 15 , 1. . DnmmAl l.nilKr T Til 1 1 - oA Rfnfoc! marolml fnr that district. I Captain Tucker internal revenue col- lectr e State and John E. Bush receiver of the United States land office in Little Rock.- If these four men are selected it will violate the custom of former years, which has always been to send one negro dele-gate-at-large to every national con vention. MR. SAMUEL NEISLER KILLED. Well Known Engineer Loses His Life in Railroad Wreck. News has been received in the city of the death of Engineer Samuel Neis ler, which occurred in a wreck on the Seaboard Air Line road near Tucker, Ga . Mr. Neisler'3 father, Mr. S. . Neis Jler, lives about eight miles from the city, and Mrs. Edward T. Byers, of 401 North Graham street, is his his ter. Mr. Neisler is also survived by his wife and two other sisters, and one brother, Mrs. C. Lamoine, of New York; Mrs. A. J. Shakespeare, of Phil adelphia; and Mr. T. D. Neisler, of Richmond. The remains have been carried to Richmond for interment. "The Holy City." "The Holy City" is the title of the new picture which is being: shown at tho Casino today, for the first time. It is the story of Mary Magdalene n.i siskin from possessing unusual ar- tistic merit, is full of religious feeling that anneals to tho thoughttui - : " I rn The busier a man is the less ume he has to think, about fceing over- Uneed t lit . REPUBLICANS Crackers with crack to them Crackers with snap to them Crackers witli taste to them ISCUBt - fresh Oven-crisp Oven-clean Y In dust tight. moisture proof packages. Neper sold in bulk. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY GRIP FOR CASE OF CHINE COT ffi IN TROUBLE Special to The News. Ashcville, N. C, April 27. Some what of a sensation was created in the superior court nere wnen me grana i. A- , . i j i Jury reuirneu muictmeius against u. H. Rosenstcin, proprietor, and H. R. V ' , '! 1 .V. . , : ciuuijeiry, manager oi- ine ivsnevine Pharmacy, charging them with viola tion of the prohibition law, in selling a case of champagne qn a prescription given Mr. R. R. Key holds, by Dr. Ar thur T. Pritchard. Much interest has been aroused, owing to the prominence of the parties involved, Mr. Reynolds being a well-known -young lawyer and a brother of Police . Judge Reynolds. Dr. Pritchard is a prominent physician and son of Federal Judge J. C. Pritch ard, while Mr. Roo3hstein, the proprie tor of the Ashcville Pharmacy is also manager of the opera hcu:-.e. It is alleged that Mr. Reynolds ap plied to Dr. Pritchard for medical ad vice, and was given a prescription for a bottle of wine, but upon Mr. Rey nolds' suggestion that it would bo cheaer for him to buy wine in larger quantities, the prescription was made to read for one case of wine. This prescription was taken by Mr. Rey nolds to the Asheville Pharmacy, at which place he obtained a case of champagne. It-is alleged that this case was subsequently taken to the Battery Park Hotel for the use of Mr. Rejnolds and a party cf friends at a social gath ering. City Detective Jordan, learning of the facts, soon had sufficient evidence to lay the matter before Solicitor Mark W. Brown, and that official sent in dictments to the grand jury. The circumstances.; oh which the in dictments were returned do not seem to be Quite clear, as the law allows liquor to be sold on the prescription cf a practicing physician. C ASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signals cf Only One "BROMO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN. INE. Look for the signature E. W. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25. No woman who uses "Mother's Friend" need fear the suffering and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror and insures safety to life of mother and child, and leaves her in a condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is also healthy, strong and good natured. Our book "Motherhood," .is worth its weight in gold to every mm m woman, and will be sent free in plain envelope by addressing application to Brad field Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga. BOWEL TROUBLES CHILDREN '; TEETHING H the best nurses H -i i. .1 nwl... ml I Gate. City News Of In t er est Special to The News. Greensboro, N. C, April 27. Charles Wilson, colored, of White Oakis in jail awaiting trial on. the charge of se riously cutting B. O. Clark, also of White Oak. Clark is in a dangerous condition and Wilson will be held with out bail until the preliminary hearing, which will not take place until there is some change in Clark's condition. The cutting took place at the mill on last Wednesday afternoon, as Clark It seems that Wilson's wife Was bringing. his dinner to him and, in com ing to the mill, she had to cross a gang-plank. She and Clark met on the plank and neither would give way to the other, and the4woman fell off. Mrs. Wilson reported the matter to Wilson who waited outside for Clark and as he returned, he stepped up and slashed him in. the back with a knife. Wilson was arrested soon after by Deputy Jef freys and placed in jail. A class of twenty-five persons were initiated into the first degree of knight hood in Greensboro Tent No. S Knights of the Maccabees. The membership of the Greensboro lodge is now nearly 200 and it has the strongest degree team of any lodze in the state. The musical recital given by the pu pils cf the music department of the Greensboro Female College in the chapel fully measured up to the stan dard set by former events of the kind in this institution, which is noted for its school of music. Mr. W. L. Eppley. of Inman, S. C, and Miss Mary Saunders, daugh ter of Mr. J. A. D. Saunders, oi the Modena, were married at Dallas re cently. Dr. O. G. Falls, of Kings Moun tain, performing the ceremony. Mr. Eppley is a popular young loom fixer of Inman, and a brother of Mr. C. L. Eppley, overseer of weaving , at the Modena Mill, Gastonia. The bride is also popular and has the best wishes of a host of friends. They will make their home at Inman. Fair as the fairest lily, Your complexion it can be, If you'll but take occasionly, A drink of 'Rocky Mountain Tea. R. II. Jordan & Co. You'll not find beauty-in a rouge-pot or complexion whitewash. True beau ty comes to them who take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Gives that love ly color that's made beauties famous. 35 cents.-Tea or Tablets. R. II. Jor dan & Co. Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite. The Old Standard GROVE'S WASTE LESS CHILL. TONIC, drives out ma- iana ana punas up tne system. v l'or grown people and Children, 50c. And many other painful and serious ailments from which most mothers suffer, can be avoided by the use of Mothers Friena. This great remedy is a God-send to women, carrying them through their most critical ordeal with safety and no pain. Dr. Biggers Huckleberry Cordial 'Never failRtA rnliAvA At. nnM. Ti: i fTiA favnrita hnhr mAininn nf and family doctors. Mothers everywhere stick to it, : .1 . : . j nL i j . I : .. T .. . "" mijsct men xxiuxiiib tlx i;itj xii iu v. iiimi iui uuiiu. jjjBoxxberjr. Cramps, Diarrhoea, Flux, Foal-Stomach and all Stomafck and Bowel Ailments. You can depend on it. Don't worry, bnt take Dr. Biggers Hnckleberry Cordial, 25 cents at drug stores, or by mail. Circulars free. 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Echo of a Woman's Voi e Oh my, wo need one of thost; i ;;.,.. trie Fans that "AUTEN" r.clls. An. if I had one of those Electric Ii!u i could do my own ironinc;. 'rh-.m'j 1307 or 130S and ask about it. R. G. Auien Co Phone 1307 or 1308. "An agent may be six feet six ami; not fully come up to the expectations" It is not anathema to even hotly tay to a fireman, "You go to blazes." Insurance economy as often practic ed is buying a 30-cent kind for 49 cents when the price of the best i3 50. We sell the best on tho market. It has been tried and proven. C. IV. 0 Butt & CO (INCORPORATED.) INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS. B. B. RESPESS Civil Engineer. Railroad Location, Land Surveying, Plans and Specifications for Sewerage and Municipal Work, Construction, Superintended. Office: Carson Buildingfi, Charlotte, 'Phone 1348 and 1409. R. N. Hunter. S. L. Vaughan. Hunter & Vaughan ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. Charlotte, N. C. 'Phone 84a 312 East Fifth St J. iVl. McMichael ARCHITECT Rooms 505-506 Trust Building CHARLOTTE, N. C. ,If you nav8 property to ell, litt is in this offlce- rent, let me do your collecting aa A- . . eave troume ana worry. The place to Insure your proper Is In this agency. R. I. COCHRAN r INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. That BIcycla vou 8re thiokinz of bn Ing. We handle iiugy and Carriags Tires, Repairing & specialty. Relay MTg Co., 231 Scath Tryon Street f " Have If Hardware Co nitim worked. NOT HOW CHEAP, BUT HOW GOOD