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- POLITICAL. FREEDOM.
Prejudice should iaY.e no place in
politics. It is the right of every man
to .think for himself, to utter his views
and to east his vote as he thinks right.
In exercising this privilege he is ac
countable to no man. There are local
no; nrl wp resrret to1 say this old
North Stalte is ntot free from them, In
which a man cannot exercise this right
'without arraigning prejudice against
himself. He cannot utter his views on
political) issue, if these views conflict
with those of a jlass of citizens about
kirn rxvr caefc hia ' vote contrary to
theirs, without suffering ostracism .
He is fortunate if his business is not
ntajced. under a ban. To any man of a
character that is not cowardly or ser
vile life in such an atmosphere is far
from agreea'ble. His only hope is in
the Increase tf intelligfence in his com
v munity,-1 before which this eras preju
dice must disappear. The last political
campaign, in this state j-eached the cli
max. we believe, in the" triumph of
prejudice, a fact many recognized only
too -late. The spirit of the campaign
-Tuled the legislature and it is tn the
light of this legislature that the lm
pulse that controlled the campaign
stands revealed. The issue, of "white
Bupremacy" was a fraud. It was the
one above all others on which the most
tactive prejudice in a portion of the
date at least could be arraigned, with
the power of well planned and concert
ed action on the pant of adroit politi
cians and a servile press. It was an is
mie on which some plausible argu
'ments, appealing to all citizens hav
ing the interest of the state at heart,
could be urged,' and many voters of in
dependent minds, gave it their support
while deprecating the violent prejudice
It excited. "They expected much of the
legislature" they thus elected, but a
more reckless body of men never met
to draw taw for this state than the
general assembly of 1899. It was nar-
ptisan to the core. Its one aim sind
, the only one in which it may be said to
r have fulfilled the "pledges" of the
rr campaign, was to legislate to make
... ' -twhJite supremacy" permanent. It
J: was jnot,. . , however, the kind of
2,1 White sVpremacy for which the cam
" " palgTiItmanagers fought, and not the
; " kind, for which the people voted, a
J peaceful and just administration of the
.V; 'laws' by inteilligent and honorable men
In the Interest of the state. They pass
v ; ed ian election law that "there shall be
"l- tate board of elections composed of
- live persons elected by the legislature
: for a, term of two years; that there
7 shall be a county board of elections
- insisting' of three person APPOINT
ED BY; THE STATE BOARD for a
term of 'two years." Thus the party in
. power entreaohed itself to remain in
power, 'z This was not the kind1 of
. 'wliite supremacy" the ' people voted
' for when they elected the nominees of
tne democratic, party to office last No- I
.rember.
In order to reduce the voting
- Ptopulationi and render it more easily a
, iooioi a political machine the legisla
ture followed the example of a state in
'which! political freedom is dead and the
-ringvrule Js supreme; and adopted the
Xouteiana constitutional amendment
iretrlctlng,rsuffrage, which a democrat
1e tribunal in- Louisiana had pro
nounced - unconstitutional!!, risking the
idisf ranohisement ".'of forty thousand
wmte voters. - Jb'or the passage of thl
; J just to"receipt of a case of 60 dozen
Caere must be a reason for it and the reason in this casejs (Hhat these Vests are
. New- WMteipique;putTiesT,
-. New. Ribbons. -New Laces.-: : ' : .- ... -Tii
Newi Fanst rNew WhlteisShlrt 5 Waists".'':? rpL
-The line
price. -'- t
of,ladie: sallora we are showlngifor 35 cents are exceptional f ottha :
M AFin'f I E; T fBTSMFMelif Si
DM
Prevention r , g
foett.thA cure;lTutts Liver
ts-ii mi "1" ' ru, u
Pills will not only cure.r but it
taken - in time Will I prevent
' HoaiariiA '
Olwlv llCctUdW'llw
Jvcrwfv-ia hilinuiness. malana
dyspepsia, uinounebb, 111111
rnncf Tnatinn imimlirp toroid
Constipation, jauiraice, lui piu
atirl tfinrlrpfl disease's
fT: w
TI ITT' 1 lVer PILLS?.
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
dangerous and probably unpopular
measure the partisan election law
would seem able to provide the means.
But the " prejudice and misunderstand
ing that controlledih'Jt campaign
.will not be the reigning influence in an
other. People will form their own opin
ions 'vt what is best for them and the
state. No partisan v 'machinery can v
errule the verdict of an aroused public
sentiment. The issue jof the next cam-
nt-n nttin ks wLHtlofll frAAoim and the
discussion of the issue in ?aH i ts bear
ings will be f ree and open, and no clars
of men cando injury to any man be
cause his views are his own. -
If there is a better, 'more healthful
and altogether agreeable summer cli
mate than that of the Irnnd of the Sky
man has not-discovered It. This July
weather is not exceptional for Ashevilte
at this time of the year;'but neverthe
less it is ideal. The warmth of the day
is tempered by a gentle breeze and the
nights are divinely cool, perfect for
restful sleep. The absence of inseets
that aggravate end poison is a feature
that makes life far pleasanter in Ashe
vtlle than in the - Adirondacks, at the
seashore or in the many other localities
that lure the people from the cities and
the heated lowlands' during the sum
mer. The coolness of . evening "begins
before the sun touches' the peaks of the
western mountains and free or tne o'S-
agreeableness of Insect life or any
dampness in the air, the early hours of
night are delightful on porches and
lawns'. The Land of the Sky as a sum
mer resort is without an equal and -this
feature is permanent, as are its scenic
beauties and all its health restoring
characteristics. The future will op?n
even more gloriously for this1 ; favored
mountain region, as its blessings to hu
manity are better knowm
As , another evidence that it is -diffi
cult to please everybody it is worthy
of note that Rubsell Sage is generally
gibed at for contributing- 1 (one dol
lar) to a fund being raised by the citi
zens of Durhamville, N. Y., for the im
provement of the old cemetery at that
place. Mr. Sage's father and mother
are buried there. The reception that is
accorded this first spark of generosHy
from the aged financier, we fear, will
confirm him in his belief that there
isn't anything in the philanthropy of
such men as hi friend Andrew Carne
gie. Mr. . Sage's oontribution to the
eemetery fund was probably more than
one tenth Of all the money he pays an
wually for the adornment of his person.
ORGAN RECITAL AT ALL SOULS.
Given by Mr. Dunkley Last Evening
' Greatly Appreciated-
The organ recital by Mr. Ferdinand
Dunkley at All Souls' church, Biltmore
last evening was a musical treat which
called out a large number of music
lovers. The church was filled and
chairs were placed in the aisles hefore
the conclusion of the program,
fortunately many came in late
TTn I
nri i
missed a part, although two numbers
of the program, the toccata arid, the
duetto were repeated. The program was
skilfully arranged to" give a pleasing
variety, and the range of music select
ed amply proved the power and ver
satility of the organist. The simplicity
and sweetness of Bach's Prelude and
Fugue in E minor, was followed by the
brilliant Toccata of Dubois, which gives
the full orchestra effect to the organ,
and calls for a tour de force in execu
tion. The two selections from Wagner
were rendered in a manner to satisfy
the admirers of the modern school that
accepts this composer as the greatest
of masters. The Andante, by A. P. F,
Boely, . was charming', and the march,
"by Th. Salome, stirring and melodious.
ifiacn number or the program was
pleasing, effectively given and listened
to with appreciation. The exquisite
Jtheinberger Duetto which ' the or
ganist rendered with delicacy and feel
ing, and which brings but the singinsr
tones of the instrument, was received
with a murmur of admiration that in
another place or., with a. less decorous
audience would have swelled Into har
ty applause. V ,
Both the arrangement and execution,
of the program were artistic and show
ed- Mr. Dunkley to be an organist of
refined feeling and trained power with
i capacity for pleasing more than onfe
class of listeners. -' The - terformance
was all too short for those who, arrived
in season and the consideration, shown
to late comers by- a repetition, of two
selections was appreciated " by every
body. 'The program was concluded at
about twenty minutes past nine.
CoavulsioDa. Cramps. Ohronlc Femal
Dteeases and Hysterics are cured ,by use
or tsxmmonff Bquaw - vine wane or Tab
let. - - - -
ladies' fin ibleached "
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTH; -30 ;J3."i"i8.:
CROV0 -CAUSED - COrifilOTIOlI.
'L'- ':'r'
Stag Trolley-Eid8rXMtE?eaiag
; . -l: - a.,-5
1 xie iroiiey elr ifd gtvn aaalCeYendn?
iby fopLjeighty young men;Mia a howl-
f iuer euocess. especially 4a a literal sense.
1 ?Ue! m4 ride lit ,two open
kepji t together
i wMch wore madi& ,brilltan!t. by tie
liY. of Japalie3 tiniterns aridefeo
tmc lights; The Furst " Tegimenfc" band
: fuirncshed musiorwhoa it could be heard
lbove the general confusion. .The youn
1 meia wee a.t-t.ed in) garbs that were woa
derfUl aad vaified. All would have xak
eafirat prizes at a '"tiara - timea party,
and ciach was armed with some noise
TJKSaojag implemeniu Soiree of the horra
used Me-e fashioned afitear theionies
use at the itume the walls W Jerieo were.
snaiJLec-ed. Afber feeJiintgf- satuneto s&x,
all tt-e. principal streets" had ;been made
hideous, tltod crowd -went, to Lookout
park a.nd enjoyed ai stag1 dance, cake
: walk uaid. heavy ref reshmenlts, 'hi the Way
01 -enne,.Qs, sooa pop, peaaiuxs ana
. lemonc-ue. The cake -walk was' a bi
fiueces5?, and some of the boys should
j : keep tkia atfility inmind iacase. of ne-
ces'y?
- - HomSi
Tfej dancinig ended, wi h a waTtz
Sweet Home," in which the
I irembi.s of the bar d icli d as they pla -
ea. rne riae buck to town was like unto
the rest of the t'Hp, 1. e., each ope tried
r.j drown hm neaghbor's noise. Ones of
trie cutter's found a baby's ring in the
he t o: ore of the meloca. This caused
a l'ttle aax-iety on. the part of 'those who"
saw it, but the cavingr of the toner mni
soon triumphed over superstition. It Ts
another story about how the ring1 hap-
-,j.ne p-rrty aiscontiinued all noise wMle
passi-n-g me Massion hospital.
FOR A MEMQRIArroUHTAIH '
Funds to be Collected for the Walter
S. Cushman Memorial. '
At a recent meeting of the board of
managers of the Society for the Pre
vention of Cruelty to Animals, it was
resolved to prtsiscute vierorouslv the
; plan
to raise sufficient money to erect
a memorial to it former efficient bm.
retary ajid treasurer, Walter Cushman.
jThe memorial is to be in the form of a
drinking' fountain for men and animals
Uo be erected in some site Where it will
best serve Its beneficient purpose. Forty
dollars and twenty-five cents have
been subscribed up to this time. It is
desired that the amount collected be
sufficiently large by the 20th of July
that the fountain may be ordered the
first anniversary day of the unfortu
nate accident which deprived Asheville
of one of its most worthy citizens and
the S. P. C. A. of its' untiring friend
and zealous advocate. Any contribu
tions will be received at the office of the
two daily papers and be turned over to
the treasurer of the fund.
EXAMINATION FOR TEACHFRS-
To be Held This Week
Street School.
at Orange
-me regular yearly examinations of
the white teachers wfcfr are to. teach In
JBunconrbe county during the coming !
year will be held at the city high school
buHding on Orange street this week.
The following is the order of the exam-
inationsr - - - --.- -
x nursaay, juiy 13, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
m. vo 6 p. m. ueoarapny. soeilinar an(T
civil government. Erld.v. Julv 14. 9 aM
m. to 1 p. m. -North Carolina . history
and United States history.' 3 p, m. to
6 p. m. Physiology and hygiene and
alcoholics. Saturday, July 15, 9 a. m.
A A 1 . T7 1 a . .1
agrogy. 3 p. m. to 6 p. m. Written
arithmetic. y
Applicants win De marKed for pen
manship, Englieh and spelling on all
Papers turned in.
"' Apptlcan should come supplied with
SJegal cap paper, and writing materials.
BID BEHFFtT BALL.
To be Given at the Casino for the Pint
Begiment Band-
A ball wiiat be given, next Thursday
evening at the Casino for the beniefit' of
the First regimenit band. A number of
the members of the band have failed to
secure employment, and it as especially
tor xne benenx of such members that the
DBiii waii De given. Arrangements are
being made to give thbse who attend
Toyal good time, and as only a nominal
sum will be charged for admSssioni. the
affair will tdbubtless be well patronized.
The band will play during the even-I
fLz "
THE GREAT
.SUNDAY
CLOSING
QUALITY
HESTON'S
STEAM BREAD.
:50
Indianapolis and Return
.00
' Tickets to- Indianapolis eood eroinsr via
Cincinnati and the C. H."& Z.' railroad:.
July 18 and 19,good returning untile Ati-
guBto. Tickets osfi, eale '. at Indianolia
to' Niagara Falls; NXV and return July i
24, Good fifiteeni days.: Low ratea ifrom
Indlianapolls to. other; adjacent .podnta
Jjor- circular Tor..otneiinikTOa'aan). sall
on or address - J- '-- - -
GEO: t. HACKNEY,
. ' 4 iCourt ' Square, AshevCe, N. C.
37
" t-- ; JiaDiets,1 rasre,
- . numerous Lo nientiuii, ut
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47 patton: avenues
(Late of San Antonio, Tfxas,
Our sales have been so large and manufacturers
have" been so rushed with orders that it has been
C hard for ts to keep an assortment of the
Eddy
Ref ria
erators
" But now we have a good assortmat. Call early
and make your purchase.
Furniture,
16 PATTON AVENUE.
PtnnMM MMM M mm' lm,
U U U U U U U U U U U I
Special Clearing
Out Prices
On sondrylhings in desirable Shirt Waists,
- Skirts, Sailor Hats, WalkiDg Hafs, Organ
dies, and Light Worsted Dress Goods and
Boys' A to 16 Suits. ButttrUk Patttfns
tot At gust by the time this goes to press.
H. REDWOOD CO.,
7 and 9 Patton Avenue. " Asheville, iY C.
W!ltWtWfllW
Ashevilie
(independlft)
Endorsed by Asheville Board of Trade.
Rates for Business Phones" J Rates for Residence Phones
$24 Per Year.
OVER 400 PHONES
Temporary Office, Barnard Building. -
W. S, PROCTOR, Supt.
nis mm mmm
STRICTLY FIRST
Quick Lunch Counter.
Private Parlors for Ladies.
Service so Prompt that you can take your
JHlirnA tfl vnni TriPflla
lUUK Ml jUUi UieaJ.
43 Patton Ave.
The; State
College
OffenMx young women thorough literary, classical, soieatific. and industrial :
education and special pedagogical trainl
resiaenia oi staiie, iou. vacuity or 3
matriculated about 1,700 students repres
one. jracuce ana Ubservatioia scuooi oi arjout z&o pupils. To secure board in dor
mltoriea, all free tuition applications should be made before August 1.
, Correspondence invited from those die
For catalogue and other inf ormaCkm,
PRESlDENTcIVEK, Greensboro, N. C.
Bl
SCHOOL
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Duuuuiu itui wjr.--. axv uturuuuus. uiuu -
GHA.
dtuisui, fircbuueiies. oiuiv, yuyatvtu ctuiure auu penmansllip BPecIttltlCO. VOTT
reasonable tenna" Scajolarshlps, prizes, and, medals. Gymnasium, Healthful
vtvkuvvi epviut. -; vvuiivavwo ituu aouuuiuit iooo... jtror handsomelir ' Illustrate A
-o- 1 v s
r
Th coffee; "that givesv
universal 'eatis-
faoticaii and lit coats' - .V "
Only 20 Cents a Pound.
ytOCHA-AND JAVA BLEND.
I J) fliavie eome.'fatacy GfroxjericBrseU-
tng below cost to make (rwmi jPar ather
gw?dfit , j Men! tion lla advertisement iitf
Insure bottom prices. '--. - "-"
.I f?S. ?lV B. FOSTER.
PouridatVast
JL - ueiia, ana uuier iiuutuu
'and 18 S. Main St i A.heyille.)
Carpets, &c.
NEW PHONE 113.
mmm mm - . ' j
uuuuuu a D O O D
1
one Co.
1 $16 Per Year.
UNDER CONTRACT.
IK' (CAFE
GLASS RESTAURANT.
Fine Confections
We Guarantee to Please
H. R. COOK, Prop.
and
Chests
Teleoh
Normal and Industrial
of North Carolina.
"A
ng. Annual expenses $90 to $130; for sioai-
memDera.-More than 400 students. Hag
eating every county in the sate except
siring -competent trained' teachers.
address,
Orange Connty, near Xebane
V , oxux uaroilna.
r Established i7 93
J - " A .4 mm - - mBmW trmm fmAmt
U'eiiomanaxionai. xaculty of seven ipec-
"T"B;Jw-"r.' :xs..xi.t .inncapai,:.-4
- Bingham School, iMebana. N; C.
PRESSIIIG! PRESSING!
',. PRESSIIIG!
.Wbere do youhav your cleanlng-'and
; wuio . : t -u.j . ua you- . payi? one
ill j i wnen you -can Join' the
Asheville Pressing Club tat $1. a month
and;'-have -your,, clothing - all cleaned
and pressted, and-delivered to youChome
, .epecial attention &nt miiv mnm.ZZ
the trayelingpublic JZ- T w
n15VTSU3 P-W in nee5 of work to
New -Phone. 389-v ;
, ugrsr,
Rooms 1, 2, 3,
Up Stairs.
a&d . Gazette Building,
Aftitic Portraits
3tnd
10..,
- ;We"mafce good photographs
that look like them.
of
, . Jfce do every part of the work
.best possible maniner, the posirie
good; the UghlUng Is artiktic, and thefi
lahi and mount are all that f"
- . w ..ujAi in
type on .Rembrandt moum
W;e make a specialty of Phatogranhj
aMes- gm&mliy usccessful in !i . p
.0i' '-nke them ia
they had a good timie ouce in a x.-.-, 11
Our pricea iare right, and our ,
I Mke ousr work. Maybe it Vo:,, J
Book Stora
WORTH COURT SQUARE, new 'PHONE j-
WE SELL
PRATl'S POWDERS
-FOB-
Stock and Poultry
Because they fetaii re-eiu
! L0t acq iained,
please call at store and et
Practical Hand Book.
Andjoblio;e
H. C. JOHNSON
36 and 38 Main. Asheville, N. cr
South Carolina Wateimelons..,..,
-AT
CHARLES 0. MONDAY'S,
Stalls 10 and 12
CENTRAL MARKET.
1 All kinds of Fresh Vegeta-
bles and Fruits.
Dr. 6teo. . Lambert,
VETERnrAEY STJEGE0H.
(Graduate of McOm XTnivcriityA
Office Willow st. Phone 18
Residence 140 Chestnut st. Phone:
S24. Cattlr tested for tuberculosis
5.0P a head. Herds at special
prices.
Bail & Sbeppard.
8 Patton Are.
Awne wtthJint to put team heat u
their bullclajr could not a hjtt
Harrisburg Boiler.
But yvu must have experienced work
mn to do the work, and we are coafl
dent that we can plMM you.
Ball & Shepherd.
PHONE 88
Carl Slmltz,
Dyer, Chemical Cleaner and
Furrier.
55 South Main St.
I dye and clean ftufiPM anfi 0-Mn.ttmpn'a
thea; also fine fur ruga and carpets.
tm9 cuswuiu), exc -
I alter and repair ateo all ktoda of gar
nwnits and, fur. 'All work guarantied.
Special attention paid to out of town
ordear, and express paid one way. In
City all gOOdS Will be CAlWI KVw mr Aefr-
ered free of charge
05 8. Ilain St. Phons 206.
IMTY college.
ncoUege to jthe . South. Completed
E1"1 to State, Board $6.50
W 410.00 per month. Loan scholarsiMps
IaJTZtt7;' TO11 aen. Young -women
aamltted to all classes. Send for cata
loge o
?Bi3SlDENT;KILGO; Durham, N. CT.
COLLEGE.
' Salem, Va.
Working laboratory. Healthful location.
i!tos--No Barroorms. Very
Moderate expenses,::: Aid ; scholarships 1
tn eesslon bearina Seotenirtei' tath Hat-
alogue with views free. SAddrees,
. , ' . '-; JULIUS DDREHER,
-.i-i... T t' "-,'.' ;., . : ; .i Presidenl.
mas
Ray's
Carl
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