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'T- J. MTXEH,
Transylvania Lodge No. 143
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s and Prosperity the Fir
LVANIA COUNTY, N. C., FRIDAY, NO
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sc
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mine,
verton.
A terril
the pariich^
hands unmc
the sick man
placing hini on a
:heir sev(n-mi!e jo
seven hours to ma«
vviien they reached thi
c(j m p i (.■ I e 1 y e xh aus t o( I.
was placed in the hospital
tors stated that he is sutt
pneumonia.
Diccovers Ancient Tomb
Theodore M. Davis, an Amerl(
Egyptologist, has discovered a roy
tomb in the neiglihorhood ot l.uxor.
Egypt. The tomb is Cilled with valua!;lo
antiques, including intact san :)[.!iagi.
X beautifully preserved chur;;)t. lurni
ture and numerous other valuable roJ
of a past age.
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Reirular convention t
ery Tuesday ni^ht in Nd
sonic ITall. Visitjfn*;
Kni^^hts Hi-e cordially in
'■ited to attend. T. W. WHITMIRE C. C.
Brevard Telephone Exchange.
iiouKs:
Daily—7 a. ra. to 10 i>. m.
iSunuay—S to 10 a. m.. 4 to r> p. m.
Central Otliee—McMiim lilock.
Professional Cards.
W. B. DUCKWORTH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Investigsticn of Land Titles a Specialty.
Kooms 1 and 2, Piekelsimei’ Buildinj;
ZACHARY 8c BREESE
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Offices in Mcii/iinn Blocl(, Erevard, N. C.
GASH CALLOWAY,
LAWYERS.
Will practice in all the courts,
llooms 1) and 10, McMinn lilock.
D. L. ENGLISH
LAWYER
Hooms 11 and 12 McMinn Block,
BliEVAIII), X. C.
Miscellaneous.
DENTIST.
(IJailey 13 luck.)
HENDERSONVILLE,
For the Tiionth of Novoinbor :iih)
only I u ill mako a tir.-l
eloss t«ot of teeth (l>er5l rubber)
iruaranteed to fit or no .Ml
D^'ntal work n'dneed in piopoi tioii
lor tf'.at time only.
Teeth Extracted Without Pcin.
The JEtkelwold
Brevard's Xew TTotel—^todern Ai)-
pointtnents—0])en all iht; year
The patrona^>'e of tlie ti’avelin;_>- ])ublir
as well as summer loucisls i.- s«»licite<].
Opn. Court Hoiise. Hrevard. X.(’.
K-I.p.A-X-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good i)i*es(M'iption
Foi’ inankiiid
TheS-ccTit packet is pnonuli ii^r usual oc(Msions.
The liuniiy bottle (CO ce-it-;) co ittiiii.-. a sui)i>ly
fora year. All dnijigists sell therii.
In this county there was a feeling of security in the
triumph of the Democratic party which came near being
disastrous. There ha^ been no effotts made by the dem-
crats to get their supporters to the polls, and this lack
of energy was discovered only by the alertness of their
opponents. The whole republican strength at this pre
cinct was voted by 12 o’clock, while at least 25 demo
crats failed to show up. The same condition prevailed
at several other precincts, and should be a lesson to our
party—Republicans never fail to vote.
The latest election nev\rs, up to the hour of going to
press, will be found on page 4.
Here is our condensed opinion of tI\M
Original Laxative (’ou>_di Syrnp.
“Nearly nil otlier (•o^^^•il siiriips are
constipatinii,- especially thos«* con
taining opiat es. Kenned’s Laxative
(€ontainin*;) Honey and Tar moves
the bc)\V(‘Is. ('ontains no opiatt>>.
Conforms to the Xiitioi.al Pnr(‘
and Dru;^ Law. Sold by JJrevard
Drnir C’o.
Thanksgiving Day Set.
Says No Nation Ever Had Such
Prosperity.
One pair of youn^ mtdcs nnrt
wa”On.
One cow.
Seven head of yoinij? cattle'.
All of nriy farniinj? tools, n, {jood
cook stove nnd other thing's too nu
merous to mention.
Apply to
HENRY W, TINSLEY.
The president\s Thanksj^ivinp: Day
pioelaination was made public ;it the
state dep.irtment. It is as follows:
“The time of year has come when,
in accordance with the wise custom
of our forefntliers, it become.s my
duty to s(*t aside i\, special day of
thanksjj:ivin<? and praise to the Al
mighty because of the blessings W’e
iiave received, and of prayer that
these blessinj>[S may be continued.
Yet anatber year of widesjiread
well-bein^ has passed. Never before
in oui- history or in the history of
any other nation lias a people en
joyed more aboundinjj material pros
perity than is ours, a prosperity so
at that it should arouse in us no
it of reckle.ss pride, and least of
a spirit of heedless disrej^ard of
ou;* responsibilities, but rather a
sober sense ot‘ onr many blessini!S
and H lesolnte purpose, under Provi
dence, not to forfeit them by any
action of our own.
“^Literial well b'Mnir, indispensa
ble though it is, can never be any-
thiuji' but the toutidation of true
national f^reatness and happiness.
If we build nothing iipon this foun
dation, thnn our national life will be
as meanin»;less and emi)ty as a house
where oidy the foundation has been
laid. Cpon our material well-being
must be built a superstructure of in
dividual and national life lived in
accordance with th(‘laws of the hijjli-
est morality, oi- else our prosperity
itself will in the loiit; run turn out a
cur-e instead of a blessinj;.
“We should be both reverently
thankful for what we have leceived
and earnestly bent upon turnii j; it
into a means of y;race and not of de
struction.
‘•Accordiiigy, I hereby set apart
Thr ' uv, the tvveuty-nintli day of
N . ; l>«. f !i. ' t, as a day of thaid'is-
<>ivj!,i^ • -upoHcation, on which
the peop. me ' in their homes
or their ciiw . . -iv-voutly to ac-
knowledj^e ali » ’t ? •» * i ijiven
thi'Mi, and to ; ra; a. they
may in addition receive - r to
use these f?ifts ari*;ht.
“In witness whereof I h > s > !
unto set my hand and caused . fi i
of the United States to be a >. '■
Done at the city of Washintrtoii . •
•J2nd of October, in the year ot i;
Tjord, 190G, and of the Independen
of the L'nited States, the oiiO hun
dred and thiriy-tirst.
‘•Thkodoke Roosevklt.
“i)y the president: i
“i'^Linu Koot, j
“Secretary of State,” |
A year a^o Thomas Watson]
was wondering how Bryan could
make money on a “bum paper
like the Comniotier.” Bryan hiis
tlie last laugh, however.
In Nortli Dci:;oia liu'y useaiUo-
m.biles to run down criminals.
But in the East th(\v li'^e tliem to
run down any one wiie does not
get out of the way.
The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has been nsinjj: fo;mal-
deliyde to keep th.e milk b'.it the
result was to lose ciistotners for
the diniuir cars.
iitnvarc ot OintnuMits
for catarrli that contain Mercury, as
mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
ran^^e the whole system when «*nt(H'-
in^ it through the mucous suiiaces.
Such articles should never be us
'xcept on prescriptions from reputi
!e physicians, as the damay:e th
A 11 do is ten fohl the *jood you c
■ly derive I'rom them. Hal
< . h Cure, mauufactnred
ney & ('o., Toledii
. ’ ) mercurv, and i
acting dii’ectly i
an^h|^j||y^^urfaces '
su
k