- ... cncwrcn nPin. Lr l-pn vears since a-track meet has
MRS. CURui --- - ,- Hill: -and despite
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. .v Ui-. inr.at.inn and condition ot the
to open their Bibles en tney o a:meet would not only get
to their rooms and read, mark and would most prob-
learn by heart the 14th verse or ine much interest
5th chapter ot tbe aposue , ack athletics. P.
letter to Ximotny. -
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It has well been said oi ner.mat Ross Crane.
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Mrs. Spencer combined tne mwuM Ross Crane, the cartoonist, gave Irnn a
of a man with the mtuiuon entertaining performance in tjjt t C YUM KtLIf. AglS.
woman. She could reason our ,.xn Q afd Hall Friday night. His " T '
most diflicult proDiemb. -d.uu sub:ect was -Looking Humai
icrt lumo. ana lump j . . -r
Whiting Bros. Coming !
Mr. Horton representing Whiting Bros, will be here again
with one of the
will have a swell line of Stetson Hats in botn m
5tvles His tailoring is as good as any in tne counujr.
PrT of New York whom he represents, is one of the best
'T.nnkinP- Human Na
jump correctly, and his illustra
at conclusions. When Governor . on and ifl clay were
Vance was asked if Mrs. Spencer e
were not the ablest woman in imu uu acC0mpaniment to his work
Carolina, "Yes," said he, "and the running fire of conver-
ablest man too.' Her great - lniei- - , concerninar people
lectual power was a matter oi inner- (rpm , and Ross Crane in par-
, v. iuh. sv
itance. Her tatner was u f hJs hoffle hte
man of marked -ability, a proieu. . , , he fe t eleven months
in the University ot iNortn wiu - . the road and the
Una. and her mother a woman u lti-or mnnt.h in a boarding house
Dutch descent, strong in character, f hig crayoa work
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industrious, domestic,. well eauwicu . snme decree a repetition ot
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and literary. lhere were m . packard's work here last
children, of whom Cornelia was iin -ttlud-slinging stunt" was
youngest. A i we,r:K-;t; Uome
strong character, unasuu
great force. Charles Phillips was
for foctv years a, teacup
University. Samuel Phillips was
for many years professor in the
Law School here, and for twelve
years as Solicitor-General of the
United States, was legal adviser of
the National Government through
three administrations.
Great as were her intellectual
u Mrs. Suencer's wo-
manliness that most impressed those
who knew her best.
nnipt.1iin- new and therefore inter-
v. v - r- I
TTc.o;cil1 v o-nnd was his
eSllUJi- . wafw"j i-
Kunrlpl of Lincoln.
On the whole the entertainment
ma -a distinct success. And thougn
VU7
Vip is acknowledged by almost every-
i.- Porbarri s mierior- uis
one lu uc x "-"" -
tPstimon v to the contrary not-
jstandinff every one seemed to
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enjoy the performance immensely.
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If
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Gallery will be open every Wednesday of each week,
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A fine set of views of campus and buildings on sale
at all times.
finU.ERIES HT BOTH OURHHM HNO eHHPELHUX
Track News.
Track work has begun in earnest
with the approach of warm weath
er, and though the squau i au,
i nosed of good material.
hark will take
All OI LUC Ulvi i"vu
care of their own particular, events,
the' best men
Dttl WCIUOi. miw v
r's team, and there wil
ULl J j
fnr second place men. Lt
Lc -
is too early to predict at all ac
curately, but of the new men those
to show to best advantage die x m
Qfrnthers. Cooper, Belden,
t.l nrl Rutzler. Of the old
men, Captain Bridgers for the halt
T.v1p. for the mile, Winborne
lu nnarter. Davis i or the two-
hundred, Williams for
;mn and Phillips for the
wu-mav be expected to torm
UUlu.vu , .
.. i tipw team, me
tne oai i"i ""
worst need is for weight men and
None of our shot or
Yliuiviu.
hammer, men are back, and those
,rp the events where practice
f fnr most. So far Thomp
R.,ffin. Howell and Belden
t,l,1nne the best work, but all
uav .v. it
are new, and show the need of sys-
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Newly
tematic ttaiumff. 'As yet no . ,
dates have appeared -forth. f tHSS'ia
vault. If there is anyDoay 10 , h and the spring orders a -lege
who can climb a shaky pole, "'delivered have proved eminnen
. . xi. Atfo t anntVipr nole. and lv satisfactory.
SKin tne vw. " '
. 'A V an CP I ' - i-v
lpave it uo tnere, won t f
come out and do it?
tof shortasre of f und
Ua mnnirrpr lias been able to secure
LUC mu.u-.fS ,
thouffh negotiations
uui - " -
rlfr wav for another, to take
ait w.aivv. - j
place on the local track. The meet
scheduled is with the University of
Virginia, the date April 25. It is
hoped that Richmond College or
Clemson will consent to meet us on
our own grounds, but nothing: cer
tain can be said. It is some eight
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