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Statesville Female College
Able faculty; thorough courses; large
attendance; modern equipment; a Home
School.
Board and Tuition and all Fees for the
vine months. $152.00. Other prices also
moderate.
Send for catalogue.
REV. J. A. SCOTT, D.D.,
Statesville, N. C.
Itlt MUNLY SCHOOL
FOR SONS OF GENTLEMEN.
CAMPBELL. VA.
The school that' provides systematic,
Individual instruction and high ideals?
at a moderate cost. On estate of 36
acres in Piedmont Va. Limited number.
Booklet. W. E. MONEY, Principal.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Charlotteivillf*. Va
The College: In this department four year courses
can be selected, leading to the degrees of Bachelor of
Arts and Bachelor of Science.
The Deportment ot Graduate Studies: In this department
an opportunity is given Bachelors of Art and
Bachelors of Science for specializing in any direction
they may choose Degrees offered are: Master of
Arts, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy.
The Department of Medicine: In this department a
four-year course is given, leading to the degree of
Doctor of Medicine.
The Department of engineering: In this department
four-year courses are given, leading to the degrees of
Mining Engineer, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer,
Mechanical Engineer, and Chemical Engineer.
The Department of Law: Beginning with 1909-10, a
three-year residence will be required for the degree
of Bachelor of Law.
HOWARD WINSTON, Registrar.
^ RANDOLPH-MACON ACADEMY^
For BOYS and YOUNG MEN
Bedford City. Vo.
Offers quick and tborougn preparation forcollepe,
university or business life. The liberal endowment
of the Randolph-SI aeon 8ystem, of which
this school Is a branch, iiermlteof unusually low
term a covers all expense. No extras. For
catalogue and further information, address
E. SUMTEtt SMITH, Principal.
DEWBERRY SCHOOL AGENCY.
inis Agency was esiaDiisneu in l??i
and for many years has served teachers
and schools in all parts of the South
and Southwest. Schools desiring Leathers,
or 1 achers desiring positions should
address R. A. Clayton, Manager, Birming
ham, Ala.
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THE PEOPLE!
College Preparatory Superb new buildings i
graduate. Athletics. Individual attention to
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Senior Hall Main Bi
Texas Presbyterian.
THE GREAT PRESBYTERIAN S
Splendid buildings, elegantly furnished, hei
room, obviating all danger of Are. The beaut
basket-ball, tennis, outdoor games. No serious
courses of study. College and Seminary, leadl
Voice Culture, Vloliu, Organ, Guitar, Exprest
work. China Kiln, Art Rooms with sky-light
Visiting Director of Music and Teacher of_Jnj
six music pupils Inst year. COLLEGE OPEI
For Catalogue Illustrated by photographs, \
President, Mil ford, Texas.
THE ONLY SCHOOL m T]
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I The Peacock Militi
San Antonio,'
I """"Our purpose Is to develop successful-^
I zens, rather than soldiers and sailors.
I Pfptihrp fnr Wput Point unH A nnnnniu
' to commissions in the U. S. Army. Thri
infantry cavalry and seamanship. ArtilU
I cutters loaned by the Navy Department.
I ed exclusively by the college. Boating.
I cadets. Strict supervision day and night
I charge of teachers or officers. Teachers
I bacco in all forms. Hazing prohibited.
Wesley Peacock, Ph. B., Univ. o
Col. Geo. LeRoy Brown, U. S. ^
Capt. H. la P. Applewhite, U. S.
Sergt. S. Klingensmith, U. S. A.
The Peacock Naval School C
BnpsaraE
Vil AN ideal Christian Home Kch
EA&SExpression, PhyslcalCult
II itll Muslc* lllgh standard malnt
trained Instructors. Takes on
IJJIK^*j| U nsurpassed health record.
Large gymnasium. Park-Ilk
*4Jl* ball, write (or our catalog l
' HENRY JEROME STO<
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ind equipment. Beautiful campus. Altitude
each student. Our aim it the mental, moral and pi
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lilding Dickson Hall
College For Girls
ICHOOL OK THE SOUTHWEST,
ited by steam from outside metal furnace
Iful acetylene gns light. Large gymnasium,
illness In the history of the school. Two
ng to degrees. Special departments: Piano,
ilon. All branches of Art, Artistic NeedleWILLIAM
H. SHERWOOD, CHICAGO,
erpretatlon Classes. One hundred and thirtys'S
SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1900.
vrlte REV. HENRY C. EVANS, A. M? D. D.,
isiness men and good clti- ]
University preparation. r HHl
Our graduates entitled I RRD1
ee branches of the service, U \ pSKI
jry applied for. Five navy . \ It Ml
West End Lake controll- TV PK
Ashing, swimming free to W 1\ ufjftV
t. cadets visit the city In |V;tt lljV
and cadets free from to- B' - 1 IIW
f Georgia President. H \V ll
V., Superintendent. - Nt'll
A., Commandant. ' '
ondueted In Vacation. I . P j/ll
ooL. Preparatory and Collegiate courses. Art,
are. Pedagogy, Business, etc. Conservatory of
alned by large staff of experienced, collegely
ninety boardera and teaches the Individual.
Brick buildings. Hteam heat. Kxcellent table,
e campus Concerts, lectures, tennis, basket>efore
selecting thecollege tor your daughter.
;KARD, A. M-, Pres., Raleigh. N- C.
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SPRINGFIELD,
TENNESSEE
over iaoo feet. Every teacher a collece
Sytical health of each hoy. Send for catalogue
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