The Horganton Herald.
UOD.)
IT. S. PEAKSOX. le and EJitor.
. rCBLtSJIEO KVEBT THt'ltlMT.
T
THE UEHALI) Pl'llUSUIXG IX).
Vriet 91W a Year .Mrictlj In Adranr.
Adrfrtinjr Hate will br FurniJ.J
to Ar-plicaiRKx.
l'atrJ Ml rrJ-cUl mU r l th
Thcmdat, Oct. 4, llKHi.
THE SENATORIAL FIGHT.
The Senatorial fight "in North
Carolina m warming up. Threo
candidates have fortuallr an
nounced theuijelres, asking the
support of the Democratic voters
at the primary to be held in No
vember. They are. J. S. Carr,
K. M. Simmons and A. M. Wad
dell. It is cenerallr unfertod
T. J. J-vrrU is also a candidate.
They are all loyal and true Dem
ocrats gentlemen of character and
ability. In the selection of t ither
one of them the iarty would
male tut tubtaVo.
For several realms we think it
the duty of Person Democracy to
support M r. Carr. The liit reason
is ho U Durham candidate, and
Durham Democracy has always
Democratic Nominees a u:vai .nd hearty P,rt .to
w mnv canlilate which lersnciinty
haii had. And second. Durham
yI 'L
A j
Morgantoii One Day Only,
Saturday-, October Ctla. ,
2 Performances, at 2 p. m. and S p. m., Rain or Shine.
The samo .Magnificent Exhibition that delighted thousands in St.
Louis Indianapolis Detroit, Cofnmbus, Memphis and other largo
cities this teasun.
Mi's
REALISTIC
GRAND MILITARY TOURNAMENT AND
ROUGH RIDERS OF THE WORLD.
Co
Puretr Educational, Genuinely Ilitorica!f Delightfully Amusing
r-.A i.....;pinir ri.Miinn f uDiiatiuir of Cowbovs. Indian", MfrXi-
ram.. Arabs. Cosack, Uuited States Knglisb, German and Fieucb
untv b our near neijrl ibor, and M avalrjmen, KoostcU's Koocb Riders and Battery of Light Artillery
Requiring 1000 Men and Horses.
FocI-ttU HO. WILLIAM J- RTAX
0 Krbraaaa.
For VW m-Jr 1: IIOX- A PL I K. TS-
V EXROS of lrHaoaa. -PrEktKalUff:
HOS.UB OVfcK-
MAS; IIOX t'AMEL H. X'cLEAX.
rorVoit(l State Secator,
JULIAX S. CAKK,
of Dnrham, N. C.
For PrdnliJ EWioc th Ihstnct.
WILLIAM 5. PEARSON.
of Eurke.
Ft CVc.jnr S;h Ihttrict.
J. C. BUXTON,
of Forwrih
ilaxT of the .North Carolina
editor took advantage of Secre
tin third reaon i. Mr. Lair has
alwavs taken a ?jecial inti rot in
Person countr, both from a busi
ne and political standpoint.
Under theso cirenmstances it
seems to us that it would, be un
grateful to our friends the Do
mocraej of Durham county, not
to pivo our support to Mr. Carr.
In taking this position we have
not a word, to sar azaiml the tthrr
candidates they are our friends
and tliev are true bine Dcnncrats
and furthermore, we have no
quarrel with any Democrat who
mar feel it !:! duty to support
either of the other two candidates
that is what we understand the
primary i held fr.
While we feel it our dutv to give
our inpiHjrt to Mr. Carr. and we
will do K, we will at the ivame
time defend the character -of either
of t!ie other candidates whenever
the j are attacked bv one. We
will not cmiit anr injo-!re nor
unfair measures u?e! without re-
ceivine our condemn.itkn.
Tltis is a matter in which all in
terested are Democrat, and there
thould bo no mud slin-rinj-, it
should not be tolerate! bv a
Democrat. Itoxboro Courier.
JrsT five weeks from lat Tuca
dav to the election. On that day
00
Amou. the many features of jthis Mammoth Exhibition will be
Feats of Marksmanship, introducing Bockskib Itill. who will appear
at each Pcrformaoce daj and night and give his woadrrful exhibition
of shootinjj Irora horseback at full !, also a acoe of .Mle and
Female Crack Shots of the world hi plain and fancy nhoof intf. .
tary kerrill well worked excur- LLe ppje 0f gtate will Tote
sion to .Mapira ana preatij or i Vice-President, a
ejov their outinprTBK H"- rnitcd States Senator and Con-
aio being of the number. The I greman. Matters of vat iu-
(uvmttrr .1in1TfVil to the full his I . l . .1 n
fne business capachj on thU oc- that daJ Fifteen million freemen CoW Boy Band Ot Titty ramOUS MllSlCianS.
1w nirfr linear I ... ..! i
IUU rr ! " , : ' ,n lLU couny WU1 ca1 l lclT KrTWO Exhitions Daily rain or shine. Afternoon- at 2.
1 f AV IMTIAfM Tf k 111m Iir WTIintl It If - l.a 1 1 I I 1 . I
t,n.. wV.,.v. .x, .-. - i uaiiois anu me poucies oj wuicu i
Wild Broncos, a Herd of Buffalos and Texas Steers' j
Free Street Parade at 10 A. M.
pavnicnt in sinrp4e tbanks. wijj pOTCrncd for the next
The editors talked mucb ox the foQr Jvkn thcn jcc;dcd
Scnatcrship upon wuicn ttier Tiie iininblt as well as the high
were fairlr divuled; cj wero est citizen in the land is involved
ight at S. Doors open one hour earlier.
an a victor j
tn Mr. I?rT-
ie ute aim
tnerefo
I . h rn . r lirr n
re, wuo is enutieu ur law
to do so, should exercise the priv-
III III
hopeful . of his larger f ucccss.
The best of feeling characterized
the trip and thej will return to
work wber men from their snap
shot vision of the North. We
noted with pleasure that the ling. llaleigh It
number of free thinkers in the
home craft is on the increase. I Another SfnJ-i.fa OninhitL
Mr. AHnnI For General Carr.
Rains f.t.
To the Editor: Wbo should
olina from an old veteran's s'and
f'Oiott We see in Tbe Mornsus
JOINT UlSCt SSlOX.
ilege bv which these preat matters Post cf last week a short piece
w v a ui ft w v v a t
are to
Democrat should be np and d-
Cbjpel Hill, wbo sajs from l.'s
s'aodHtnt it oagbt to be lion. I.
II. Siismoor; if tbe Democratic
patty rewards lojaltj, self-acri-
ace and generosity, tbi n it should
s
elect Mr. Simmons. Mr. Simmon
Rin(k lo.t. I ha in the Ust two (umDaifn
To the Editor: Tin nnpMinn a I eiren more, both time and tontiev
to meet lr atson, Air. I'ux-1 to who U tasucceed 31r. IJutler in I m proportion to bis. ability Iban
tnn'i liv rrtnff mi th itnmn-1 in the United States Senate is I anr other roan in tbe State. He
Me. Dlackhum teenxs willing
iVtweeu tbe V.rjtu an 1 yrKmley Elec
tor;' of the Kirkth Ii-lrk.
MrKmlry Aud Hi n. W. S. Tear-
son, t leclor for Jirvan, will discuss
;tle iMUes of the catiiiiuisru at the
following lirucs and place :
Uoiieitsvuie, Urfliive!! ci uuty.
Mondny, octniier Stli.
(iramte Fafls, Caldwell ennnty,
TncMlay, October Pth.
Connelh! Springs, Eurke coun
ty, ednfutfay, Octo'trr 10: U.
! (ile n Alpine, I'nrki- c unty,
1 humiuy, Uctouer 1 U li
j Vahn, Alex.t)ider e.uuiy, Fri
lav, Oci.Urr li'th.
f i'ieice Itowmau's Store, Alexan
der couuty, Saturday, October 13th
,6l-K8U'" UK,,W lUD,wl BX- In tbe minds vi onr neonle now. sava the stadeut. This toon sta
ton bimfeif. If Iackburn calcn-J and, since this is tbe first time I dent is very earnest aboot the
latea that the voters of this district 1 1041 lbe Ttera of the State have cJaim or iir. Simmooa from bis
will a . iir I- I vivv uimu; iu luc ricc I v'Uk vi , uu uv viu ;
v w'iv, ruvltioo of m senator, tner ahoaU i Jalian S. Carr ia the man and
dodges his opponent in public I consider well, we think, bWore I most deservingly the man.. Iu the
discusM'on he will find himself I T0UD Ior tber or tbe candidates I Orel place no one can question his
I w hWA htmsi m luifArA f I. .a . T I I rr attt Ia lit r n ! VnAna. .an
. . i u y.Muv..nuuo lunb . M ui m It I tawiuiui'v c f iu,b uv un
that kind of voters. I should have in older to fill that I contributed liberally of bis means
1 1 ... I D,"u oCjce w,tn success and efG-l nd zeal fr the Democratic party.
uui atu; uu arucie ini ciency. We should first ak our- We do not pretend to detract
the Charlotte Observer advlunir I selves, bo when elected can best I from Mr. Simmons any of bin
" i .ti. . . .
nr;, 'tm i l i ix-n e ue iDirrenia 01 our oiaie. I virtue as uemocrai or as a
t jat the primary e,ecUon ordered fa!nr. . .. . m. but .in e that ih. ...rte
for November be postjoned till I primary cns:deration in the srlec- J can not jctly turn down Mr. Orr
December. He fears the cffectl1'00 of pobbc ofticers. Next to ou ihe grounds that Mr. Sir.imons
of the primary upon the regular s.e .boaM ..on.ld' , rentialiard in that d.iec:i..t.. Mr
ticket. I In our oitniou ($m. Julian ft. I Simmon is ounzer tnju than
Crr nf lUrl.tm ia r.till.l I.. I f'.anai.l . .' I if .1, ..!. I . .-
I the ha.te and- chase after I enatorbip under tola the abore and bold out ri: hful there ia a
your favorite for the Senatorship considerations. He is one of (he chance for In; i tht future. We
don't forget Duxten. He is a Sf8,1, lnovn InrQ f lLe d not be,'" i' 'f!ering a pre-
. iiit. booth. That be is a man of una- ciiom or a reward f.r the nuu nnd
good man and ought to be ejected, soal ability and ottir.ng energy, making the quchUon of service and
lie will be ciecteu if the vote is ottb caro'ioian, who ts at all money giving to campaign pur
at all full and his rartT friends 'nrrn,eJ. ca for a moment doubt: poca a criterion. We want men
. nis pariy inenas b, , access ia life e.-tabluhe that torepresentdswboarebroadaud
QO their dutv. bevond nnestion. Tht nntifirj ppni-rnti in ll thinc. Jnli.in M
tiona Which mtr emitifwillr 'ln I Carr i iln man w a want. tl l-.
1BK enort tO rCVlTe the racelwonld rire him a twtvrr In 1 1. I Ilrvta it. Ha U hrnn.1 Ami
I " I - - - I - - - - - - w - " - - - '
Ueue is an effort to kecD the local I Senate wbicb no other man from I fitted bv exiericnce and has clveti
in Vrtt. r-riin. .;iloar Sute could bope to enjoy. I more for the development of Noi t b
papers in .ortb Carolina silent And thfn too m. M nt ' rArftUna OM
on other matters, thus destroying forget aervlces already rendered, tious and for humanity generally, SeCFCt Of BcailtV
t!kir indiridca'itr and fniiu-n.l(irnril f!rr liaa tvrr-l I rwrhm than mv m t..r man I
lating their tHjwcr. Pat h"istor Democratic party ably and faith iSorae may have given as much. Ms health. The secret ofhealth is
here witnesses) the fact. Notice ,for tJyfoo- 5; dnnng but more centralized. He mut the power to digest and assim-
ia full lnd Iifm ihs' inr-Ml tnr ,M ,v"" uwi ri-uru urwnr mine lur uis ltoitii iwr l -f. . ,
wl " li Dp,,b" nl or bis money; al.ty to the people rather than if lhtc proper quanity of food.
.... , aod onu, DOtr 00 u neither bis efforts Lad
readout and proscribed; but we aougbt nor held ofiJce of any polu- on promoting p:
take it, tbe editors see that if icat sort. Greater than tbis have and psrtj.
trr-y sracr this issue to bo re rived I breo bis seivices to his State in I We want Cir becan.-e ve know
it will be all the more difficult to I be dfancement of our industrial, I he will not neglect the veterans
get nd of it another time. And r ruucauonai ana oar reiign.m when be gets to Congreas. We
wo know theT would rather rn. "wrii i ' me juuug men io iiein lui I ii r I t. j i t
dL . little noV been unstinted; Carr in the United State. Senate !"tecurcforstck headache dys-
their individuality for eood and I", T .7.,:::. f'l?2" P sourstomach, malaria,
nTI M.I .i IZ ...-vjuj VUCI luc uaivniil Willi CaD lUtlrll IO III! IO I mnctinitinn . J - ..
. Tl:ey ofalltlio men in the forces thjt u fa.t hnno.n. v..iw ...ui... I constipation, torpid liver, piles.
" -"wawaw UI III I a'tS . 1 am ta llir III! Ill M II II I "A
Carolina to tbe front in an indu the Cth of November. Sons of jaundice, bilious fever, bilious-
CTiawmni way. in no veteran-, stand by your fathers nn- anA t-:,irJ ,i- '
vortbv can.Mf hs Gcneml t
interest been lacking, or bis ikiwci h..uor from the Democrntic party TJtt, 5 I IVPr Piflc
not been felt. He baa as a private thai. Julian H.r.ii- ...d n - ifi 3 i-lVCI fllli
eiwzen, none oor eopie mo!t aliie I vet knows it and
I'urke Snierior Court
! Tbe following is a list of tbe
Jurors drawn to serve at tbe fall
term of the Superior Court which
couveuea on the 1st Mouday in
November:
First Week. Joe Wbiseuhuut
C. A. Usrbison, Will Hivins, John
P. Harrier, J, I Ilunigariitr, V. 12.
Taompsoti, AM Pitta, Srn J. W.
rarrish, J. F. Stamey. J. Mc
Kosa, Jiiies Uenfield, Waits Yoik,
G. S. It miheur, V. T. Iiboada, U.
M. Aruey, Wa.ts A. Walton, Frank
Walker, W. A. Williams.'
Secoxd Well.-W. II. ivin.
Chat. HbiTmau. Joseoli Dou'on. fj.
. Kiucannon, TLonus Gnflln,
George Holder. G. W. Lo'wmsu,
Air IloyJc, Albert no Walter
Uflea, M. V. Golloway, J .i es Mar
tiu, Stanley Raker, Horace M.
CouUm,. W. M. Dobhon, Harrison
licnlield, V. A. IJollinger, T. S.
Bright.
tl c- J I
SOLE AGENTS
FOR THE
Queen Quality Shoe
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.
Mannish
Boot
n iu
S 1 W Street
W SEE
C3 g i Ufc rHAT THiS
J! A I vv ia!)Tief7f
C - " is'esAwcio
O iW . a0N EVERY
- Hv-5ole.S ff .
t-'i? Ha?Jj.Vc!t. asrf
1 , CTTLong and
3 4 Shapely.
C ' li J"' ". THAT THIS
3 vi t'V T(iLst,
j i t SNNl' " avS IS BRAN2E0
!r -3" I 'ipyv Xon EVERY
r'' ' ' shoe.
Plexlbls Sole. I J
Higa Vamp.
f' ;
t i
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CO
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P
Ma
CD
Fruit
terao:
v Scott s and King's; Salicylic Acid for
'preserving fruit. Sold in bulk, any
quantity you want.
Fresli Crop Tornip Seed . . . .
just in. Sold in bulk. All the good
- kinds. This is the place to come fori
anything in Drugs or patent medicines.
You will find it here. '
Hieslie's Drug Store
t V RH ITU R E. jH IN A WAR"
An endless variety both
useful 'ino! ornamental...
WHAT SHALL IT BE?
Fr jour .
FRIEND,
SWEETHEART.
ANY PRICE EVERY DESIGN!
FALL and. WINTER 1900'01.
Clothing, Gents Furnishings,
Hats and Caps.
MY FALL AND WINTER (iOODS are coming in
anil will soon be 'complete. Clothing fur Men, I.vs, and
Cluldreit " rt lower prTci-tninrTan m- nrumi ---JU-n k.
Iirfre Jii!f of Shirts in er "T bl'apeJ stvle. If voir want auy
kinJ of Sliirt look at ojir line.
HATS ANI)f..iV.. Knbber Cioo-ls ia Ulsters, Coats,
Jncfct't, iA-pgins. Jlat. ' c. Neckwear in, "all tl:s latent
styles. We are makit.g a -special .department, for Vv
Clothing, Over Coat.-1, I'Nters, Hats and Caj.s -everything
for the bo vs.
IN FACT I HAVE the largest stock in my line in
thus part of the State and will otfer goods at Jobbers Prices
when bought in quantities. -
Respectfully,
Ci in !?. re ia every variety, styte
Hinl price; Jardiniere Stand,
Table, Book Caes, Desk, and
tiii. on.
For vour
" . -
WIFE,
HUSBAND.
EVERY DESIGN! ANY PRICE
A set of Dining C laips, Mor:
Chair, Sideboard, Table, Kocktr.
Sewiug Cibinet, Jardinieres;
Ladies' Desk, Office Chair,'
ing Stand, etc.
These are only suggestions and by no
means tell you of our. stock.
OPN at sight.
CLAYWELL'S
STOKE,'
rv4 I
TERM5
MODERATE. FOR BEAUTIFUL. CATALOGUE JtC ADDRESS
JA & M U HOLT, OakRidge.NC
EiniuinnauimininimujiiJiiimunTiiunam
I - THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE 1
JB
IT 3DaJsr&: I agriculture Am mechanic arts
- V
BHIftmc-AwrtU t iTNlMt World Kzpo-
fttaa b4 Ikaaaaada of irrmdusu- In ilinna.
C'a4 r fall BuiMM . Includ.uj lui
lioa, Hocaa aoi itoaM ia familf, at ut M.
tottmii.Tirt-vtmifi mttiu .n, ; .. 'ut:
Tbt knlortr InlTamlir UIdIwc. cir r wai.
vard-4 rr.d i ataa. Lltarmry Cou r f : . ;f iem r i .
NTM-aaia. laMraow. GnisnU rrrfn;.
ia a-or a iw lrtr rrk M. . i.- j
WILBUR R. SMITH, Lexingo., Ky.
o. t'rmtmrkw fafai-i rjar i, ; . i,L rf
aa meat - iAw
SOUTMERN -
RAILWAY
- t;ik
Kur OTtr rittr Vr
Mks. Vimm,o w'a Sootiiixu Slii'pliun bcra
oacl fur over rttty rrara b nmiionit 01 icit n
era for their rhililrcn while trethinx, nitn
perlcct auccraa. It auotbea thccbilj, imrtriia
tbejmma, allaya all pain, curea wind iwlic,
and ia the IickI mnrtl)-torlh trrheca. It Mill
reMeTe the poor little aarTcrcr im mediately.
Sold bjr Uroitxiat io ercrypartot the world.
Twrnt y-nve ccota a bottle. He sure and ask
or "Un. Wiuiw'i Suotbii.ir Srrap," and
take Bo other kiad. dei-20-tf 71 r
TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO.,
" of Hartford, Conn.
Life, Accident, Jlealth aud
Liability Insurance..
Waltek Bkkm,
State Special Agent. "
STANDARD - RAILWAY
the SOUTH. ,
OF
-TECHNICAL EDUCATION H:
"Agricaltnre, Stock-raising, Horticulture, Mechani
cal, -.Civil, and Electrical.. Engineering, -Textile
Industry, Chemistry, and Architecture. . ,
PRACTICAL TRA1N1NS Vi: V v : .
Carpentry, cod-turning, Blacksrnithing, Machine
work, Boiler-tending, Engine-tending, and Dynamo
tending. ! - - ' ' " - '
The vrrt line to al' oint.
TEXAS, -
CALIFORNIA,
KLOKIDA,
CUliA AND
PORTO KICO.
s Tuition, 820 "a -year:'.; Board," 88.00 a month. '' ,- j
j' - Xext session opens September Gtb.- ' f
: - -Kutiance examinations iu each County court house, :
July L'Stii, 10 o'clock a.m.; ateo at tbe College September i
i lib and 5tb. - . !
; . For full information, address
i I PRESIDENT GEO. T. WINSTON, j
: ' ' r KALEIOH, N. C , i
ri 1 1 1 li 1 1 1 j 1 1 U ! 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 in f ! f I f J 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 fj fl IJ J 1 1 J I TJ 1 1 III 1 113 II! I ;i II 1 1 II 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 K ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L
THK
Strictly iirst-class equipiuent on
an uirougn ana joeai tram6; i'ull- TVT3P 2 '
man 1'alace Sleeping Cars on all v -
nignt irams; fast aim bale Schedules.
OF
bis trflbrta had been central. red
ariiao narroe.
This can never be done when
the liver does not act it's part.
Doyou know this ?
Tutt s Liver Pills are an abso
lute denire tLat intellectual lib
erty which the Amendment ai
promifd to bring to all. ll.ey
are not unmindful of their influ
ence; they are not weaklings.
They Lavo gien over their inde
pendence for a ruprvmo end.
That consummated, they will now! the lie at iotertt or the Slate to
bae it back again; thev will! Kite htm tbe epportnuitr for
henceforth ask no roan what they I tx nefo!nr Miil, by naming
.T..ti .!:r,rl:.f nt r !. I w, on rleetioii day iu uexl .No
T.:4t;Tr , do io. deaiila 11. 1!. '- choice for
IT leODl0 inrwf !; I rt klx.u-. it a n .1 lll I... .1
nd Unting mrict; na t ,Uh I f ,1 from l.im hr tl. or I anil Lyerjbody to uk- -dvanUire
t Ikif ii L .. - . :. I the home K4H-kf r tnirti.irx
iu liim nl iu cc La'.II cumin rn narlv r-i.uu
renacred iir
reception that will bo given them.
Biblical Recorder
Slate Senator.
J. Kd. Latta
Cba Hill, Sept. 27.
oiLern. i here are
many wbo bare njut lime and
ninny r..r tbe Democratic parly
o eanrci no rrwanl.
. li. ALFORD.
I loll t Fpringn. Spt. 27, 1D00.
THK IlKIiALD-ei.OO A VUAB
of the home Koekrrs rtruniiu tr
me ci ana Nuihwrki on the Mihuri
l"aeif5c. Railway and Iron JJounuin j
Route. Ticket at oue fare nlna for
me rmnampon Jul? 17 In. Aumst 7rh
and Aujruit 21. t to rinu in Arizona,
Arkantaa. Colorado. Indian Trrri
Kant, Nebruka, Xer JAcsIco, Dkkv-
nomt, iiiriron. l exaa and Wubinton.
Write to I. H Iteblanler. TravHiiir Pa- I
writer Ant, Chaltannrpa, Tenn., for
iuii inrormaiion.
Valuable Land For Sale.
The undersigned otT.-r at private ..alc
his farm near Knola, six miles fiom
Morganton either aa a whole r iu tec
tiona. There are 200 acres that will make
two good farms. The land is good and
easy of cultivation. For terms a.ldress
either John Mcnniv.
or Knola, V. C.
Wm. S. PEARSON, Attorney.
- Morganton, N. C.
HEMCH DROMGOLn'Q
mm aV
tXi"- LjlapV '-fi
SAVf.lILLfiiiD ENGINES
A wofKlerful boproTamrat lo Prlrtlaa Ft4m ao4
t.lc-Hark. back nmkICaiTui3 ciainMM
any otlicr In lb market. Frlniaa ( lafeb FeeaV.
rauaUic ail tb frd aiin to ataod Mill whUa bar?
Inc: trrmt ratlif la wr m.mi wrir. Cata.
i ainrmiarm, Cra Flaalpra, ohcllrra. etc
Mrntvm Uu paper.
UJLACU aV DitOXGOU), Mfra., Tark, Pa,
Travel 1y the Stuitliorn
you are ussured a safe,
comfortable and expo
' ilitioiis jonrney.
Apply to Ticket Aouts for
tables, rates and general
information, oiTiddress
2Srortix Carolina.
GAROUNA & NORTH-WESTER'
RAILWAY COMPANY.
urn
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11. L. VEKNOX, F. It. !AKBY,
T- Ai ' t'- P. A.,
Charlotte, X. C
F. S.'G ANSON,'
3d V. P. & (Jen. Man.
Ashcville,ST. C.
J. M. . M .
TclO
RS. M. E. CIlLLAAi,
ARTIST
Photographer
THE HEAD OF THE STATE'S EDUCA
: Ti'ON'AL SYSTEM.- :
Three academic courses leading to De
grees. - . '
Professional courses in Tjiw MprfiVina
and Pharmacy. !
Summer School for Teachers.
. ( .Scholarships and
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