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1 the GAFFNEY LEDGER. Tuesday and Friday. Cd. H. QaCamp, Editor and Publlahor CITY DIRECTORY. OfHclala. CANDIDATES. (Couttaued from j)a‘40 on«.) H- Hoag Mayor W. o Johnpon .. .. Mayor Pro Tom Geo. E. Hood City Clerk T H Littlejohn Treasurer T. H- Lockhart Chief Police: Stanyarne Wilson, of that city, and A L. Hallman Health Offleer H. K. Osborne, ot GatTnoy, havt form- Bailer & Osborne to a caus>- so uoble or who exclude ORATION 3Y SENATORIAL j themselves from the gatherings and I who lose no opportunity to "knock ” 1 God bless the boosters" of Gaffney land show pity to the "knocker," for ~ : , , . i , . « a , ,, reason why he had not made more i the latter must indeed feel miserable ‘ 0 ‘“ suu v ; speeches in Congress. In tact ail ot I the important work was done in com- * * * mittee room. Announcements have been sent out Mr. Finley was 'xell receued and from Spartanburg to the effect thatapplauded, and it was e\i- deut that he hud many friends in the audience. Mr. Pollock was then introduced in his loneliness. % <0* ♦ d> > Rickets. •» «• *• CHS Attys* .'i! a oopai-ltierahiit 1m the praeltcejn e wa . reteivail in absolute silence. Board of Public Works. 1,1 * aw Spartanburg. Both these but tte it said to his i redit that it did A. n. wood Chairman i > ' ,entleme, ' aIV « 00 ' 1 law >' ers tlie J N. Lipscomb Treasurer l‘ rni "ill be a strong one. Henry K. B G. Clary Secretary, Osborne came to Gaffney ten years Board of Trad#. W. C. Hamrick .. J. C. Oils.. .. , ..President . .Secretary MARKET REPORT not take him long to warm u pand tic ■applause which greeted his sallies oi I wit and humor and liis references to j Colonel Butler and Mr. Finley plainly ago and formed a partnership with s i 10 \ V ed that lie was not without syir- Col. T. B. Butler. Mr. Osborne was pathizers. • inite a young man at this time, being: Mr. Pollock said he was born on ( just out of college. He soon developed in to a sound legal adviser and an able advocate and has Simply the visible sign that baby’s tiny bones <£» are not forming rapidly enough. Lack of nourishment is the cause. Scoffs Emulsion nourishes baby’s entire system. Stimulates and makes bene. Exactly what baby needs. ALL DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND $1.00 ONE CENT A WOHD COLUMN PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. la in Frank th.. i it i-.a- Htr mi isirtui ANNOUNCEMENT. Cards inserted under this head from now until election day at th# rat# «f 15 90 for each announcement. For United S'ate§ Senate- I beg to announce my candidacy for the United States Senate in the ap proaching Democratic primary, and I respectfully solicit the support of th# Democratic voters of this State. R. G. RHETT For Cor.y-e*s. W'e ire authorized to announce D. E. Finley a candidate for re-election to Congress, subject to the action ot the Democratic Primary Election t farm in <'hesiertield. elected to the ••gislature at the age of twenty-three j and re-elected tw o years’ Tater; ran lected to JwrA* figured in ■ f or congress in In!i»; niosr of the important eases which I lature again in lb ( .'2 and 1904; e -'er l.vM A 1. '1 LUN MAUKKi. began to practice. lieav 4r>> i'UCh.-,. . . .. fcggs butter Iristi Hotatues. ousle-i A U1 L>ip's. Lo: is, ■ untie; . Mem, uushfi Utils. uUsfleJ . Utils. st'L'ti, i/Lisiit*i. . 1’e.ts. •‘tay, * •ta, vVijllt:, huali»‘i 1 : liS UiJ . ’ lu 40v . lu km: 20c i;hc 1d«: I uo lu5 1.06 ave been tried in our courts since: ed race for Congress n U'96, but aad Mr Osborne!' 0 "itbdraw on account of illness; 1 was unanimously endorsed for Con- occupies a warm place in the hearts' • , . • .u . i 1 : gross m 1906 and again this year by ,.t iii^ i.niMinv imr 1 Uf, niocl . at j^ Convention of < hester- Dr St 1 iari Lfiviji o’- Chest eK, was ill Da < •ity u tc-vs ho urs Tut ■sday morn ii La a l*?*U «•»- Tai •- ret up -ed to C Juiou ihe ’i- :s? Of fill- 'VI s*k. He hbo beeu !u-iv s p \ • nil Wl-lrlt.? on a . 1 '1*011 ut 0 r. the illness an d death 0 •t his wife. Mr u;l 1 Mrs. M> rts P hUlips. oi t r he ( 'oVVfit ils sect ion. Wi-re shoppin g iti • .vvn TU*! sday. A<tT«rtls#m«nt# mad#r tfel# k##4 I# ■#rt#d at the rat# of oa# scat a worn for #a«k taaartloa. No ad. ac##pt#d for l#s# tbaa lie; •ze«pt adr#rtlM- meata of farm prodne# off«r#d t#r *al# by farmer* realdimg 1b Ch#r»k#» county which will h# lmn#rt#d m# time fro# of cfearg# oatll further a# tie#. FCft SALE- I hereby aanounce myself as a caa- didato for Congress froin the Fifth Distric. and pledge myself t< abide by the r eault of the I emovratlc prl- in ary e.-ctlia THOS ■ 3. 3UTLSR. Reported bill from com of the members ot ihe Gai'l'ney bar and while they regret thi.t he has de-i field county cided to cast his lot elsewhere they niiti.ee to establish Cherokee county, hope for him the success which he < Xot ^iti‘ ient time to discuss all is- desevves in his new field. . t: NOTES AND COMMENT*. n.eli’ car i sues; stands on Democratic platform ami pledged to uphold it—Democratic * * * party—may she ever he right, but Copies of the Gaffney Daily Ledger or wrong, the Democratic party; have been drifting into the office along favors revision of tariff, and blotting with the returning pilgrims from the ,„ lt of dealing in cotton futures; cri- press meeting. It has all kinds ot licis'-d Finleys record, says man news in it and the pictures of all miist not only work in committee, but kinds of newspaper men. It gives an nII tdie Moor of the house; charcater- • \cellent insight into the working of j/ed Finley as last rose of summer, tiie association—which is what it is whether he makes votes or not, ,(rimed for. Colonel Augustus Kohn, wants to make friends, and hopes that jibe financier, was, we believe, the all of Butler's friends will vote for editor-in-chief, and he had a whole him in the second primary along with menu- | )UIU .ii of staff assistants who were ins friends in the first primary. No adverse criticism supposed to help him do the work. he manner in which But our own private opinion is that •V. A Poole, aft or spendma s< ■ eral j da - in the city visiting his family, lints ret'ir tied to At unfa Misse-t Annie May Mattie- Lee and , Stewart Pryor and Dr and Mrs S ; \V. Pryor of Cheste: were in the city I' lie first of the we >k the guests of : Mr. md Mrs .1. P. Sbot'ord. Miis .V/.'.ni*- May Lawson, of Colum- I Idii. .-pen. several days in the city this Week ill- an, of Mss Bes,'e SllU FOR SALE Pin loung (a»f. Appl July 10 tf. rank cow wi Fiovd -oak* 11 Vli's A N Wood son Iru Bearo ol ^ ra ,i e Q j e eLs Loniglu. Go out and aftermath of the press meeting. / • • • ine pro meeting vvas a ;tl success. i( made ot wer*- entertained. All glory to ■ ig heaiaed people of Gaffney. m (■; Colonel Bacon, Mr. Wheat is , millionaire, but he is one ot e v s biggest, broadest and brainiest gentlemen, and he has huu- dit ii.' of friends who do not care how fjooi fit bec'mies a millionaire. He is a lovable man, generous to a fault, anu that boy of bis is a chip off the oiii block. But it you failed to meet i-.d DeCamp did the work, while the Colonel and his staff did the hanging around. And so it was a goo., paper. Columbia State. (t is very kind of you to aive the old Man" credit for the Daily Led- uer, but he didn’t do a lick of work on it. Colonel Kohn was in fact ’he i until) guy and lie really worked—the ot tiers. • • • Amid the pleasures ol life we stop •o drop a flower upon the bier of ECHOES OF THE PRESS MEETING U 1 III 1 1 • 'ballot • 1 • \. < vest 1 -(lay to visit Mr s W001 Is IIKi**! Lu* James Mason , < >f 1 •y.y ton villa, was in towi yestord lay ('. D. Barnliil! 1 ( )ud field iectioa, was a b i5»ines> \i> ■iit ni ' O the e'tv yes- unlay. Kobei ' /ohns nu aii •1 Miss Lessi* ■ loll 11 sOll ' -ft foi * f J10 \s < ux Roc k. X. G\, \ e.sierda morn m Ll 1 sin orr stay. J. J. i uni .1 1 a. . Jenk • as . of 1 I Uiy to Li ville soi ■'ton. w as in < ou . li \ es' erday. Miss > 'arrie Sams Cul Minn ■d 'Cues- FOFI HEN‘ r . for rent OR SALE—133 acres of land partly within Blacksburg, 3. C. Half n high state of cultivation; nne pastures and orchards. Farm machines and vehicles for sale. Apply t i Win T. Dy* June 30 1st a w WHEN 1b a#«4 of weddimg Imvtu t ong call ob Th# L#dg#r. W# fm adah either print*! or eicravefl work FOR RENT—Looae back o? 3mlt« Hardware Co.’a atcr# Apply to R H. Bmtlfc Ma? U tJ: TO RENT—Office rooma over Th < Ledger Apply to Sd H DeCamB. Nov. 2, tf. vV AN.TED pi (.affm e arc a s par ill.- M ine town ami her peo- just splendcl. Mr. DeCamp :xccll,-m *- personified.— I larts- •sscIISel ■Ml': Wheat and Miss Irene, you miss-; ( a |,i John Wilkes, who went to his ■ I., i»csi part of ilie family. Ine press of the State is saying so man nic< tilings about Gaflney that it i- , ah ulated to enlarge our cranium. Tfi. Lodger has started a column u» ocfioe- ot tin press meeting. It may tak* us a month or two to print It ali bu» \ve art going to do it if it takes u- ali summer. We thank you, gen tlemen ami beg to assure you that wf tot its much pleasure out of i’ as vou did. if not more. As soon as the Irene Mills' people 1 at Gaffney saw the members of tie' State Press Association on Tuesday they forthwith gave each of them a towel "as a souvenir,” as they polite-, !>• expressed if; but the sharp-witted among "the boys ' mtsst have discover- ot tiie first men we ever knew ail association of ideas in this do-, •ate attention.—News and Courier. last Monday at Charlotte. .na ()tn vi as ('apt. Wilkes, and he was one of i In- finest Christian gentlemen God ,.r put on earth. Our first recol lection of him is about 1»72, when he 'inducted a little unpretentious foun- h v and machine shop on the site of tin- present freight depot of the Sea board Air Line at. Charlotte, which finally developed into tfie splen did plant now known as the Meck lenburg Iron Works. At that time til,* South vvas in the throes of pover- >v and the boys of Charlotte, as a We find it awfully hard to settl down to work again after having! ^ii.-iit such a week of pleasure am! j b profit going the rounds with the boys iand girls too, God bh-ss them), but such is life. Take it all and all the lay evening from Brigton where sh'-| ha- be-'-n spending a few weeks with relatives She also visited her sister. Mis. Walton Brown, in Spartanburg. Miss Mamie Gunter who has oeeu ■ isiting iter uncle, Dr. Gunter, for a few days, returned to her home in Drury, \la., Tuesday. I. D. Buice, 'he Superintendent of • lie Gaffney Manufacturing Co., made a business trip to Gastonia Wednes- ITor it. i). Sams went to Blacks burg Wednesday on business. Mrs. clarence Cray left Tuesday for Dillard. Ga., where .-he goes to join her husband. Klim r Littlejohn, of .Jonesville town Tuesday. I*M. Burgess, of the Lavenna neigh- lorhood, was here attending the ball -ame Tuesday. Miss Mary Ware, of Columbia, is WANTED—-r., and dol'ars on e-uate. J. Law, G?.ttm y S. WAftTE- V o i "Jack Frost "DlCKlS- cy teal me -at- uly "-7. of LOST. For House of Representstlv# I hereby announce myself a caadi date f:r re-eiection to repreaeat Cherokee cryuaty in the lower houa# j{ the General Assembly, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary 3. J. CLARY The frienda of N. TV. Hardin aa- nounce him aa a caniidato for r#- election to the House of Ropreeeata- live. Far Treasin’er. ] am a aandiJate fer re-ciectloB to the office of Treasurer 0 f Cherok## County, fcub.tect to tea act:oa of tk# Democrat!# r;r5tt*»ry. tV. ■. *, GAJt'FNSY. Fir Aud tor. ] am a candidate for Auditor of Cherokee county, subject to the action if the Democratic p"iniary election WALTER V HUMPHRIES j am a candidate for Auditor of CT.erokec ceuaty subject .o the actioB • f the Lett o-cratic primary eleoion D. BOTH HUGHES. At th& sciicitati-jc of xiany friend*. ; announce myself a candidate for •lection Ic the r.ffice of Auditor of .'herokse county, subject to the rules jf the Democrat! i primary I E. SZELL- I h&recj announce myself a caxtdl- 'tate for the offias of auditor of Chero- see county, su M^ct to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. H. TURNER. LC6T—B-i -it b-st at it>t; 1' <ititainitig pi< d vo L< , dg<:t <, '-'li ani ond i ’ - <» a- 4 ore acd I r..m a candidate for 'he office of - locket Auditor Cherokee county, subject to f return- iffi- LOST W; i \v ^'<•n d<-pot was if t'-ntimd Fri. lu pd LOST — V •rnian tour iml p'jstoffi- f.'-dv'.r or.fi f-hi. 10 pd. ■ :ii p*-.a !»e- R<- vard me i-uito of vne Democritic primary JAM3S W GEORGE V'ivv i it ar title A. iap M. i hereby announce myself a caadt- ittte for Auditor of Cbarobee county, and pledge myself to abide the d* cision of tf.a De: locratic primary el#o- Uon. WILL, D THOM A3. \\ fiavf In aid ti.o <iaffney l.edger dtiib editon during the nib-, had little or no pocket, change •xri-pt what thev might earn. W'e an ,j tiaffnev uu-pting has never been sur passed in the history of the South j' isiting her sister, Mrs. I. Q. Anthony, Carolina Press Association, and in in the Western part of the cby. out humble judgment no town in the j Miss Etheleon Wilkins, returned State ean ever handle with such | home last week after an extended giiiie. ease, pleasure and dignity as visit to friends in Runner and Flor the citizens of Gaffney entertained j < nee. the members of the association. A 1 Dr. F. li. Morton, of Lawn, return- 'imrj: LOST—Betwer a Gaucher, a blue coat -ret- Office The many friends of Jno. Li. Jef feries, recognizing b.la ability, hereby- arnounc--' his name as a candidate, lowpens and for Aud-'-tor ot Cherokee County, inly Leav^. at Led- l ect to ihe rales of the Deiaocratl#: rlmary. lur? 2G tf. issued meeting of the Press association last week, tmt we have not. seen a copy of it Anderson Mail. We issued the daily, all right. Brother Carpenter. It was an exclu sive affair, however, ami only circu lated among the members of the Pr< who attend#!! th# meting. We instructions for copies to he ri \ < maiK'f our exchanges but 'here u;e- a misunderstanding on the part, id the mail clerk, or downright, care- iUicss ami indifference, and ’he in stt tetions w. re never carried out. • • • For more titan ;i fornight we have Been as bus.' as a bee in a tar bucket looking aftet tiie pencil puchers and vvi have lost trai-k of things. We want to say, however, that Editor < aldwell's article acquiescing in the nomination of Kitchen for Governor of North < atolina is about the baud sornest thing we have seen in print in wars. Onh a man with a heart a-- large a- a baby elephant could have done it. If those who doubt Mr f aid well s devotion to the cause of Democraev do not now cease their backbiting they display much narrow- ne>s and perversity. • • • When we say we are proud of the people of this town we mean it in the very best, sense. Every man, woman and child who contributed to the suc cess of the press meeting, either by their presence at the meeting or in a more substantial way, thus exempli fied their devotion to their town. Such people are worthy to be called are not ashamed of tiie fact that we tin I picked up and sold scrap iron to Capt., . lohn Wilkes in those days. It mav s'-i-m absurd to say so. but it is abso- ' Intely true that oftentimes ('apt. Wilkes would not have money enough mi hand to pay us for our scrap iron iiini lie would give us bis due bill un til lie could get the money. His kind- 1 nature, ins gentle bearing, his bus- noticeable feature of the occasion was Ed DeCamp's effort to follow in footsteps of tin- Charleston boys and unload the responsibility of run ning his shop by putting the pencil and paper tu 'be visiting editors with request til -1- thev grind out tie ed to the city Wednesday after a bus iness trip to Tryon, X. C. U. It. Le.Master, of Wilkinsville, was in town Wednesday. \V. X. Raines, of Draytonville, was a city visitor Wednesday. <'. W Moore, of State Line, was in LOST—Gold bracelet between j < fierokee Drug store and Mrs. E. L. Cole’s reside' e Finder will be re- arded if n LOST—A ■ irned to Ledger office. itt.i.e of "Jack Frost.’ Fop Supervisor. l.-roby announce my.set; i nail for Supervisor of Cherokee oua iubjec 'o f.fie rules ot the Demi- i.c priwarv election. D. R. IT-.VEX'JER FOUND ■h own. I' are The words a bile Ed entertained •! if* la-' ! e eit \ Wednesday t line 1 f t fie younger •!u*ry business. 1 1 1 J. ('rews. bit at ih»*; Mrs. Valid Smith, ( but ' \e find trouble.-. 1 *f our shopping in • he ciry is gi m lull: known 'h III \VU J. W. Bean went Le ! . «• • - ' ;iV r ill oTh**r . W ■diies la;. on basin son ot ■ • 1 !•! Man air 1 . Ala gist rate .1. W ransaeting some FOUND—Key, Xo 4419, made by Russell A Erwin Mfs. Co. Owner can >f Thickety, was get 3 ame at Ledger office Wednesday. J lat.i nr 1 hereby announce myself a# a didate for re-election tc the offle# of Rupervisor of Cherokee county. E FELIX LIPSCOMB iness integrity made its impress nattirtill vve fi-.-i ,i upon us. and we thank God that Capt. tres.Mng oih-' t along i. Wilkes < ame into our life in at least a small way. n. 11 it si m to Spartanburg rSS. Mexander, oi s> visitor Tues FOUND- Frosi •Tic drink j ak MISCELLANEOU*. Best The World Affords. It gives me unbounded pleasure to recommend Bucklon's Salve.” says J. W. Jenkins, o ili!i. X. ('. ‘‘I am convinced it !,r.st salve the world affords. It a felon on my thumb, and it fniL to heal every sore, bu wound ’o whieh it is applied at Cherokee I true ('o. .'•* <|»t HOT !lOSi?aTO TO SIf’.' ..'i li** "Old Man" atted well his part, ( one ing from the binder line of ( lierokee county, and knowi; g the Gaffney peo ple a- we i.:-!.. .•• na’urally felt very •tit over to help j !)•• entertained. 1 Arnica li at hoir.i?. ami ■ ('bapel ••lit U nail: vi * in r ' 'na ' tj t's ’lie Kvi 1 thing was mov imi 1 ■ 1 red Ii S ’ • -.'enia’ie maniif >v ling seemed to fi li V * never floill * and the ga'lic rin rn or i'eiirv Whitaker, of Spartanburg, spent Tuesday night In the city #ita r. atid .M: - s. X. S. Burgess. Mis-. Mitt Hopper left. Wednesday morning for Xtlanta, <!a., where she to spend the summer, neb-' Sam Littlejohn is visiting forbid I hereby announce myself as a ca didaL for County Supervisior of Cherokee county. J V. WHELCHEL Superintendent Education. I announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Superlnten dent of Education, subject to the rule# NOTICE—AH persons t den to hire '»r harbor my son Roseo governing the Democratic primary White, as he is under age and left J. L WALKER home without m White. JUST along in such ridat iv however, that Mrs been left un-.Mrs. W. Sam Lipscomb for a short 3 r A P a was one or while, returned to tier home in Marion p r0 p r i e tor consent. J. W. - I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of SupertnteB- think of it! Your photo' dent of Education of Cherokee couB- s in Jonesville for a few days. ma( j e on a post card in one day. Come ty. subject to the rules of the Detn#- Hittiter. who has been visiting at once to 0 ,, r i arg<} rent ln Gaffney, '' r atic primary. Company, J C. Webb, E3TLE 3 McKOWN Mrs. Laura < litiriotto. X. ( Hames is visiting tiiis week. in A woman doesn't object to a hus band with a will of his own—provid ing it is in In-r favor. '-tiuiti- pleasure. Long live Gaffney, | Wednesday, icr liospitable people, and three Mr T. f!. Moseley, of Raleigh, N. rs for the genial, whole <whose family is visiting at Dr. big hearted Ed Dei anip —I Simms' on Montgomery, street, spent chronid*- ' the first of the we^k in the City. We were pleased to see oar old —Tried ice cream at Gaffney Drug friend J. T Srai'h on the street# Company? yesterday. i note cm .-ouled < liftot (firls who are worth their weight in gold are seldom given a weigh. | ♦ W W—w w ~W W~W V w v - r w—w ________ I * A A • M m M ...... ...... „ ■ Mow ’» TIiIh! I*i. It. II ■i V ivunl fur rilM-l t'V it. r ' tne II iii'i*. Si- (if I'atll-l !, Tt i '.it uri!, ruff I .1 ' HIM Y v I O 1 "••'(■ We. ilii- iiiiUi rsijn,i'<| •, \ t-n r I tn-m-y (nr tli< r> > . .r .. H-rfi-i-tly In .i ' ii i i r i 'f ilonM null UuaiiHii .y e. t '-ir v • i' ■ OI I gat Iniis in.idi i ■ v - le : i h i ri.. A y.s'i \Thi'ax I/- iI O. Wai.IMNO. KIN N A N ,V 'IvllVfN 'Vti ..it*. liruggUts I'ar'l', <> cltizene Tie'. ar<* boosters who Milli's< ut .1 t imr din - illfi • 11, • D 1 V Upon 'he h I it kel, Int li«#<t in 1 boon’. In mi contrast are * 4 rfll es 'll fre,'. Prl-- 1 lie nyxti m. I 7.*e- I>»-1 bi.tl e. ['••st 'u orn 1 *•'t d nv 1 those who ■-f 1 r "I!fi »rn eoni.rtbating KlSti Hi In , • y l»"U ft v •M 9 $ ♦ * * :•:! »!• lit Fire Insurance! Wi; niprescni virr,*-ot tfi*- ..ir.-ns'. in. most sutis’anMni goriipanU-s mi'l ’Ao i like to writi- your business l-»- Smith & Lipscomb, Agents. f will BRIDGE TO LET a- McGill s piace on King A July 1908, at reek Wedne-da;. I! o’clock *o let on tract, for building > ridge over «aid cr^ek Reserve right, to rejec* any and ail bids E FELIX LIPSCOMB, Supervisor ("herokee Co In W.itcli Select ion WE STAND BETWEEN YOU AND IMPOSITION We krow a", about -a .itches—the quality of the rase and the quality cf ♦Jo* w-.rk' We time and regulate every watch we sell. We guarantee -rer.- o i- for t-.ve ears. We wi’.l look the watch over any time you call, time it and rub i;> the case to make it look like new. We will keep it un-Lr hfe long supervision and ice that it serves you well and faithful. If vou get .i watch from a general store 500 miles distant, it won’t be satisfactory at the start and it will be less satisfactory ever after A 500 Tir.les Miaking tnd jolting is rough treatment for a new watch, and you have no retires-, except to repent at leisure We seli at the -ame prices a% mail order houses. I $63 to $81 Pays Board, Tuition and Room Rent | At Pii.-ilrii'itit lligfi >ehoo. for the'-nt r*-seisiiin of ri.n-m'liiUis L ►74 ('li'velaml <'ounty. at tiie fu'it h. i^ ift ltlu>'Kldgi Magn H*-- a' $ y * v a it N<> malaria. Splendid community •lost heartily do I recommenil Hie scho<>l to al aoio ta-- ioria ini cate " ( MA-. K. Tayi.oii, President, Wake Forest Cjlicg*- •On all sides 1 saw evidences of patl rit. pains-taking laoor tbor’o marked executive aldllty.' J. B. < ABLVLB Prof. Latin, wake Forest • 'I ne Instruction is tb »ro igb end the Influence earrounding the p ip Cjl K. F. Tki.ow v y. Ml --I n rn v nninio THOS. H. WESTROPE, Jeweler, Engraver, Optician. I# v V V "In my opinion there is no High -eliooi :ri inis tliorough education a, work -‘It Is the Dcst and eneapest scfiooi In the State." •1 >ne of the best I'f 1 jaratory -ehoois in the State part »f tne country-lo ng K. V vVfcHB, Member of • onirress. id I u.ore I'hape. Hll:. Mk W. I) IlL'u.s- Priii opal Pieduiont ILghsohooi. Lawnd i.e N <: pear Sir The youn.* men who have come to the I' ni versii y fri School have take*, a .-oo l stand in their ifiis-o-js and havi- 1 e,> fa work. Very truly yours. Fkasci* p. Vhmahi.k President. Jerri N. 1 f 4 *viN if ir> . ir. or No.i! ru f AIU>1 n N ' . M ty th. 11^16 fil ^ f|4' 1* •••in, ,rit h rh'u' in H ii Bf* t'-ry . y P* . r/i' g For catalogue write to W. D. BURNS, Lawndale, N. C.