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fOPl CLAY COUNTY.
Hayesville, aay-.CR;0
To The Jackson Couiity Journal:
If you will allow me a little space
your paper I wUl write.a -few
Ls as I used to be a : Jacksofi
county girl
HI?!
BREATH
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ION
1TES.
News: and Observer; v " ; . '
- CaptvT.; W.; drank what 'he
ihoughtras water Sunday lit : his
cigarblew the smokevand the ini-
taKe uie uwuiuui ui iua uteui ioiq nim tne first
reading the lettersfrom all over the he knew -of 11 his : mistake. -He had
county almost as much as I enjoy swallowed gasoline. ' .
a letter irom home. The first thing . Captain 'Davis is not seriously
I do when I get the Journal is ; to sick as the result of the wrong bev
look for the letters. If I find a let- erage. :But he:has suffered some
ter from Speedwell or Norton; I ea- what He was- full of cold" and
ert mnp.h: so I hoDe more npitKr toctoH ni t
inV Illcu i . "viuivi luoiisu uui o intuitu, unc ul
PIKES PES Nl
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ia tuc i iias t mountain m
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FURNITURE FACTORYSk LEOISLATOREOFHGERS
FOR fllLLSBOR
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Cblora y'Hkl to have a new,
persons out of twenty wi
inco&ye
i;,.; i; 4. -iPS r:. ---ron the cgroundV where r. the livery
knowhat tighem bmldings were
tains m the State are Massive , burned: last spring. Messe is". JJ.
and Blount Elbert;)jiri jLke ' and T. M. Mason are reported as be-
County, in the- LeaSyille -district new enterT
The altitude ofacrrofe nMm rise ic is known that lumber
tn?no Qn,rtWj; iir TT-ij is being hauled and other prepera
tams, according. to v.the f United . , . rf , r
c , ; - - . . tion are being made for building up
ouues geological ?urveyis l4t4U on thfs site.
: It is reported,' with some foundar
wiil write io me ouuiuai. ; ( iiie yiiesi omquias. lniniung tliat
' Christmas ib cux uvCA -r: water glass naa water on y. feet above sea leveL ' :tHliflidSf-f . two W ti,,v
a nvvo i caa u ii,iuO' : ICcu JYlOre- wtuci ciiicipiiaco ux uucuciuici
over, there are fifty; or siy other can not be maJe a howling success
nOQlro p'irtj 'iV.A-l, i i hi this county as we have the hard-
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thing
had a iKiie vunatmao ucc ai a rents unaay auernoon and striking
neighbor s home, for the little folks, the match for his cigar, he was
The little tree was loaded witn toys horrified to see a blaze before him.
ineiHu. v nronri, c an tw n 7 T V , Wdi, nnn7 : iT " woods and the waterpower.
nf ail kiiios, candy, orangts andlThe smell of gasoline, the fumes -high over 14,000 feet The lowest '
01 3U . . i ' - 1 . .. . . . - Tnprpnnrt nf this pnfprnn
u,-. i-.Kil.-lrtiii woro q1 1 m nrlo I -J 1 ; r j
apples inc i" Aviv, emu luc suuucauun luiiowmg gave
happy- 11 was grand to see the him the paleness of death, but he
linLj ioiKs when Santa Claus came had put the' fire out with .no dam
from benind uie tree that was so age, worse than the - overcoming,
loaded with nice tnings for them His face was not blistered nor is
they ah screamed out for " joy." So there any i anger of blood poisoning,
we had a jolly time with them, and Last night Captain Davis was
tiie old folks enjoyed it as much as somowhat improved at his home on
the kids, i have one little girl, 4 South Dawson street He still feels
years old, and she asks me almost the effects of a mistake which ' took
every day to "write old Santa Claus a most unusual turn.
a letter to come oack again - - . npF A filtnil JftR
Wishing the Journal audits read-"v" wv" " " .
ers a happy new year
Vilue Shearer.
CULLliWUEE OPENS.
point in Colorado ;, has" the highest1
average altitude, estimated by the
Geological Survey at 6,800;feeti ;
Although" not the" highest moun
tain, Pikes Peak is , probably the
best known peak
States. There was
Weather Bureau station on; its sum
mit, and it nnur has ricTiictaTCtoi !
m the United
at one time a
The report of this . enterprise has
become currant in business circles
here and it is generally believed
that it is true.
WINTER BQ8KLEIY
CESSER IMPROVING
Walter Messer; who was seriously
Long about this timo year lotso
fellers taka noshun in their heads
that theyl either get a job orchange
their occupashun. f A great maiiy
nilps ytavf riippn . lnift rlawn nn " JAtui
xuuown. :, in. w January rirnn, Bformashiid given on how to ifeta
,-lne tuuownee rsormai and in
dustrial bchool began the bpring injured ia an accident on t le South
term miaer mos( layorablefooridi., lni gonto teU' how to do so myself. era several days .at Waynes
tions. ihere was an "mcrease on ' pjrst Place the feller wantn to ve 1S st at e ssin hospital
uie nrsi oay oi aoout bu per cen
over mat oi the fall term. -The L:- I attending the patient stated yester-
give up LUC BVL ail 1. j
total ior trie year win probably There- are midhtv few loafers that ! day that he is recovering rapidly.
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et desirable olaces. Everybody lne wounQS rne oy Mr. cesser at
ibere is not a finer body of stu- w a n;ttr 1 the tlme tnal tne t3111 passed oyer
dents anywhere. Almost all are Secondly, tell your prospective ! his body wm keeP him in the hos
young men and women of charac. employer that youcn do any thing ! Pital for some time but tbere is a
ter ana purpose, with-high aims Hnnt or whAt-nn thnt vnull he ood chance ?or Ms recovery, accor-
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and ideals. Jackson countv should UdoHv ctrt in o pnnnia wppV.j i ums w m puy&iudii &
be proud of this institution within The boss knows that the man who
her midst and of the prospects for can do "anything" can do nothing
very well; hes lookin for somebody
with at least a smattrin of experi
ence whocn pitch right in with his
coat off an his sleeves rolled up.
Jan. 7 The new winter booklet
of the Greater Western North Caro-
railway station, at the-teriiunus of lina association is now off the press
the highest raUway -hneinVNortn pufilication of
America. It can. also te' reached '84 Daes. attractively illustrated
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with photographs of scenes, hotels
and private residences throughout
the section. The reading matter is
comprehensive and the whole is
considered by those who have seen
by an excellent waon- rpad and
trail which connect the i-srnninit
Colorado Springs. "
' l ;; . . . News Obseryer
Jan. 7. In the caucus of ; Demor::
cratic membef3bf the House tpnigh,-
the principal; matterwill be, the se- ;
for Speaker. This nominee wlllo be k- '.'"
Ae Speaker, and the representatives - - V
whose names will be presented to f
the Caucus are George W. : Connor; ' ' -
of Wilson; E. M.Koonce of Onslow,- " -and
J.: Frank Ray of "Franklin" '
; Arid the man who gets the major-.': tiz
ity of Vdes tonight will take charge - '
ofthe'Huse. It is now up to . the" .
winners to pick the winner, if they :
have not already done so. : '" ''
We Have With Us. " . "
s The candidate who is presenting
cards and shaking hands with Sena
tors and House members so far as ' .
known are here set forth. .- :
in me senate orancn tney are: -
Reading Clerk, R. M. Phillips, of
Greensboro. It has been under
stood that Mark Squires Lenoir, V
would be a candidate, butlast night
Lieutenaiit-Governor W. C. Newland u
received a telegram from Mr. Squi
res, sayiag he wa3 no a candidate.
Principal Clerk R. Otis Self of
Webster, and W. H. Baine of New
bern. Engrossing Qerk W. . HooksE
ofFr3n)it: V d Siver, of Rat
eigh, R fl. Jjae3, oi Raleigh; J.
Hauser, of Winston-Salem, and R
S. Lisk, of , Montgomery.
Sergeant at-Arms W. G. Hall, of
Fayettville; Nicholas Deboy, of Ral
eigh; W. M. Russel of Durham; ,W
H. Wathington, of Greensboro; B. F.
t to be the .most attractive .booklet ' Perry, of Perquimans; B. H. Jones
MyetPui4ishe4,-ioiL; distribution an of Fpw , .
aavertiseini wenTfloC
lsemg
The decorations oi the front cover
page of the booklet are very artistic
and attractive. In the background
is a mountain scene with a motor-
jing scene in the foreground. This
a still greater one in the hear future.
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For Rheumatism fie Gout ' :
statement
are
of
In the -House the candidates
understood to be;
Principal Clerk T. G.- Cobb,
Morganton.
Reading Clerk W. W. Wilson of
Raleigh.
PVirfrrcci nd Tlorlr AT Tf inol QT-irJ
is surrounded by six panels showmg of w v w h. Howell, of-
last night
NEW BANKS
COLEMAN C. COWAN,
More than $16,000,000 added to
the banking capital of the South-
Next place; hang out lots at the ; ern States by 303 new institutions
Attorney and! Counsellor it Law,
WEBSTER, N. C.
DR. DAISY Z. McGUIRE.
DENTIST.
Office : Harris Building, . ;
SYLVa, N. O. y
JOHN fl. PflREIS
JEWELR
a, : c-y:s.
Attorney at LAWf
Office n Court Houte,
Webster, n. c.
com, c:
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counsellorslat:law v
pool rooms. Come to think about
it, how many substantial, respect
able, successful men have you ever
heard of bein in a pool room, let
alone goin there to hire somebody?
Again; be "one of the boys" by
joinin a Booze Club. There amt a
successful firm in the country thatl
employ a feller who carries botfze
on his breath. Their mnt many
thatl takem with cigarette stams on
their 'fmgers. The , fine-lookin;
"manlyM fellers whocn; swear by
note aint in danger very much either j
of getn a good job hooked toeing
Another useful innoculashun
against good jobs is that chronic iri
flickshun of mindin other fokses
business. People - who do much
of that pretty soon dont have - any
of their own to mind. By "Rizo in
THE RALEIGH TIMES.
ViEOVlM SHOULD GUARD : ' J f
- AGAINST APPENDICITIS
; Sylva people whohave stomach
and bowel trouble should guard : a
gainst appendicitis by taking simple
buckthorn bark; glycerine etc, r. as
compounded in Adler- i-ka, the GerT
man remedy which became famous
by curing appendictis.f A SINGLE
DOSE relieves sour stomachrgas on
the stomach and cdristipatioh - IN
STANTLY because this simple mixs
ture antiseDticizes the digestive or-
ganslanddraws off "the impunUre-
r Sylva Pharmacy-A:
formed during 1912 according to
figures complied by the Southern
Bankers.
The distribution of new Banks
and capital by states was: '
trout fishing, canoeing, golfing, ten-;
nis, horse back riding and water
falls. A cluster of delicious look
ing western North Carolina apples
is h )wn at the top. The whole is
executed in colors and this coloring
is in the natural shade. The back
cover' is like the frontispeice used
on the summer booklet, showing a
majestic mountain range
in
the
background and two horseback rid
ers gathering rhododen in the fore
ground On the first pages of the booklet
appear scenes from all over the
section with accompanying reading
matter telling of the beauty of the
whole. This is followed by golfing
scenes on the links of the Asheville
Country Club and a full description
links here and at other points in
western North Carolina. This ar-;
ticle on golf occupies a prominent
position and considerable space in
the booklet
The various cities and towns of
the section are. then considered sep
erately, Asheville being given first
place. The leading hotels here
and in other towns are shown in the
pictures under the proper headings.
The general view of the hotel is
Governor George W. Dougherty DOsite Dade aDDear . Dhot0dj
appointed Editor John N. Heiskell j raphs of the interior,the lobby, din
Alabama s
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiania
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
21 $468,200
46 $2,503,00
54 $2,640,000
14 $500,000
16 $850,000
8 $193,650
23 $965,260
44' $1,114,000
46 $3440,000
27 $3,245,000
SENATOR HEISKELL
of the Arkansas Gazette of this city
United States to succeed the ; late
Jeff Davi ;
: The appointment is for the short
term ending March 4. 'i
' ; T.: M. Mason and family of Dills
boro af e here.--Cherokee Scout
Dri C.: Z. Candler; of .Dillsboro,
accompanied by his A UyTarrived,
arrived "Friday to'V: mate - Murphy
theirfuturemeocc
the jresiaence . opposite mayur( aa?-weese.--Cherokee
Scout"fr? :
hing room and a bed room.
In the back of the Jbooklet : there
is a list of all "the hotels andVboard
ing houses of the section, the accom
modation for guests and "prices
charged; One Imporarit detail
'which has. been added to this for
the winter bookletns the kind " of
heat which each . place uses.: -The
section is'not' advertised,1 however
merely;as; a winter, resort but as an
all-year-round resort.: V
;;; There is- also sorhe - space given
to a . consiaerauon ;oi tne ODDor-
tlers in" lines of- horticulture and
agrictureAZErTE NewsI'
Montgomery.
Sergeant-at-Arms D. L. Jones,
of Scotland Neck; J. H. Moring of
Morrisvilie. ' '
There may be others, possibly
there are, but this is the list as" it
: i s known at present Tonight wil L
bring results.
For the Inauguration.
Preperations in Raleigh go on a
pace for the inauguration of Hon
Locke Craig as governor on Wednes
day' January 15. The Senate and
House will undoubtly after conven
ing "name committee to look after
this. The Raleigh C3JUiittee3 are
busily at work preparing for tie in
auguration and will meet at 5
o'clock this afternoon in the office
of the mayor. A big crowd is ex
pected for the inauguration", and
Lieutenant-Governor E. L. Daught
ridge says that he looks for the,
greatest crowd of the pa3t twenty
five years. Special railroad rates
have been arranged foe all who majr -come,
and the military rate is one
cent, a mile. Inauguration day wilL
be a big one in Raleigh.
Later. Hon. Geo. W. Connor, of
Wilson, was unanimously chosen
speaker of the house, E. M. Koonce -withdrawing
and . J.- Frank Ray of
of Macon moving that the elections
of Mr. Connor be made unanimous.
T. G. Cobb of. Lenoir was' selected
as principal clerk of the house and
Alfred McLean, of Harnett ' was
chosed as reading clerk, "he receiv
ing 61vdtes in the caucus, to 35 for
W. W. Wilson of Wake; J. H. War-
ing of Wake, was elected sergeant-f
at-arms,; and E. J: Jenkins was chos
en as his assistant M. D. . Kinsland
of Haywood was re-elected as - en-' .
grossing crerk." v v . ; .
Senator JPhaVr; of 1 MecMenburg, ' "
was chosen president pro tern : of . - '.
the senate; and W. ..; A.: : Hooks was
made engrossing clerki and W.S
Hall, v Cumberland, -: was made ' serr
geant-at-arms pfj that i body,, with:
Geo. W. Hinsley - chosen as., his as-v -
IsistanU R M. Phillips, of the Greens
boro-News ; was .a- elected reading. . -clerk
of the Senate and R. O. Self of
Jackson is the principal clerk "f. oC
the Senate. . v - '-.S-:- ir 'A . -
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