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May Ki41913.f;
The Jackson Comity. JoUriiaL s F
QeDtlemen As V anran old
jackson County' boy strayed away
Ohio, perhaps those ; who re
eaiber me would be" interested to
inoW that I have resigned the firstly
gaptist Churcn 01 rreaencwown,
Qbio and has he accepted the first
gaptist Church of Bethesda, Ohio,
to begin the first Sunday in June.
I am planning to visit the dear
old tome land the latter part of
pext summer. v.r .'
I have several of the best papers
madazines, which come to: rriy
Pverv week, bm none interest
me as much as. the Journal,. I en-
joy it as a letter from home; -and
rejoice in the progress vy of the
county, especially m good :roaas
With best wishes to
tne Journal
and its triends, I remain, ,
ydurs siuceieiy, .; "
D. M. Pressley,
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WVU UAJ W'AVXAT "
Bucklen's Arnica Salve is known
ifttf.r fbou c:;j.
everywhere as the best remedy the two contain three acres, thus
made for all diseases ofthe skin, giving plenty pf room for develop
and also for burns, bruises and boils. ingQ beautilying the grounds.
Reduces inflamation and is soothing All the inem'bers of the commit-
end healing. J. T. Sossaman,:;pub-
lisher ol JNews, Oornelius, N. U,
writes that one' box helped his -sen-
qus skin ailment after otner reme-
fies faUed. Ohly25ciKe
(d by all druggists, ..J; .-rr"
JOHN fl. PflRRIS
Dealer la
WlatCbeS anb 3eWCler?
All kinds of repair work done on
lort notice.
ENGRAVING A SfECIALlY
Sylva, N. C.
C. a LOGAN
Undertaker andEmbalmer
16 years experience, !
Full Line of Caskets and Robes.
License No, 6
Phonft No. 1 7 Wavnesville. N. C
COLEMAN C. COWANS .y
Attorney and Counsellor atlLaw,
WEBSTER, N.
DR McQUIRE.;
DENTISTS.
Ofilce : Pharmacy .Bunding, a
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W. R..SHERRILL.
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Attobney atJLaw,
Office In Court Houe,
WEBSTER. N. C ; '.
F.E. Alley '
O.C, Buchanan
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Webster, N. O. . ; ''y'y
While Mr.'hasinwMto
Waynesville, - hrwinntmue ; to
acUve nart in the oractice . of
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T 3 ?S f i ;SCENES:ON THE TUCKefiEEiOY;
C0;,I, SELECTS SITES
. BUILD'liS
The court house building , com-
mittee which met at Sylva Satur-
day was unanimous in its selection
& point of the ridge at the west
MaiQ and overlooking
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court house. This location is one
that is capable of great develop-
ment, easy of access, and has one
of the finest views in western North
Pnrrilinn Th iail will Ko YrmnloA
.
r o lot that ia mntidnmiQ: tKa
one setecte(i for the court house and
tee named in the Act of the Gener-
Assembly were present with the
exception of H. it Queen.' The or-
ganization was pert ecteo: with' Mr"
ilcKefe : chaian'"c
fGed.wTStttton -as secretary. The
committee selected a sub-committee
composed of Messrs. E. h. r Mc
Kee, Geo. W. Sutton and Lee Hoop
er to visit the Maaison county court
house at Marshall ana report to the
committee as to the advisability of
following the plans of that building
in the erection of our new court
house.
trie committee will finish the
tpohnirfllitifts aa soon as nossihle
Lnd begin the excavating ana con-
struction worK ihey expect to
have the new buildings completea
not later than in time to hold the
February term of the Superiotcourt
in the new temple of justice.
BESSIE.
The farmers arej getting along
nicely with work and prospects are
fme.tor a good crop
Rev. John Owen passed through
this place Saturday, going to; Buck
CreeK; where he preached Sunday.1
L. D. Norris 01. Bessie made
business trip to Sylva Monday. .
Misses Pearl btewart and Clara
Moss -of Erastus were at Bessie
Sundayl ' , ' -y :
Miss Alma Jamison ,visite l Miss
Amy Stewart Friday and Saturday!
JMr.and Mrs. John .Stewart 1
iLrastus visitea- Jvirs. Matt W atson
Sunday. ' v
: MissesIrene andj.Mary kCaldwell
were attbessieiSunday.
H iMrs.Mary.brrisof Nortonis
visitingihersoniN athan N orris. .
Misses.leiariersonand Jessie
Zachary visitedMiss Amy Stewart
Sunday, y "';' l7' : "
: Miss Daisy Bumgaiher of Erastus
was at Bessie Sunday. : J ' 1
; Mrs.i $arah;: Childers of ; Erastus
visited Mrs; Mack Stewart Sunday.
, Miss; Octa Evitt Has' gone to Bre
vard where she will .spend the sum-nxery.::-
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-.Misis :Laura: IfenMn, of Norton
was at Bessie Sunday, y 7
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AT C. K SI.S.
At.the meeting of the trustees of
the Cullowhee Normal 1 and Indus
trial School, held at Cu$lowhee Fri
day, the contract was.; let for the
brick work of the vneV ? administra-
tion building to Wilson and Womack
of Sylva The work -has already,!
been commenced on the : ipundation
of this hanasome new. buflaing and
will be pushed forward as rapidly
as possiole so as to haVe it. ready
for use by the time the school opens 4
for it's fall session, in August. The
General Assembly made appro
priation of $15000 for-'this 'building
ana that sum will be made to go as
far as possible in its erection; how-
ever, this will:not be; sufficient for
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its completion, but will.rnit it in-a.
eonaiuoao4hat.iit ihy v b used
and will Ibe completexLlater on The
plan was drawn by Rev. W. O. Dav
is, ofbylva,
in addition to the erection of the
administration building the other
work that will be done at Cullowhee
this summer is the completion of
the girl's dormitory, so that it can
accomodate 35 more girls, and the
work of putting the grounds in a
better condition. They are natur
ally capable of much improvement
and when the work is done during
this vacation, Cullowhee will have
one of the most beautiful campuses
in the state. -
Holmes Bryson has returned from
market where he has been buying
goods for his big sale beginning
next Tuesday.
Remember the hammock full of
shoes next week at Holmes Brysons
your choice for 98 cts. His tables
and counters are-full of dry goods
to sell for 4 &4 cts. per. yard.
v Mr. W. E. Moore of Webster, was
a Raleigh visitor yesterday.---Jlews
and Observer.
.We change the address of J. , W.
Cabe from Adna; Wask, to Cheha
lis, Wash. ...
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Miss Helen Cathey and B. H.
.Cathey, Jr., went to. Waynesville
Tuesday afternoon to . .hear Polk
Miller and the Old South Quartette.
' Bornto Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Luck
Jr., of Augusta, Ga., May 20, a son.
Mrs. Ellen ficklesimer, who has
been' visiting her mother, -Mrs.
Leatherwood, at Webster:; has re
urhed to her home. ?
;.) Mr. A. J. Dills, secfetaryV of - the
Jackson; County Fair: Association,
informs iis tot!&ierQyVbean
important "meeting of the stock
holders- of that organization at 1 Syl-
Iva the Slst'oftliisntnlHr.'
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tiJUPp;Hqi tjxOII ifms ;and
A The Raleigh. News :andObse
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.v!The;Jackson2County, Journal,
pubTlshivatS Sylvan fHe-new.
county: seat, is a mosu jeAceueu l
weekly, rilled with news :and - is
sueb!
'p;Tompi;fs: tlieedf:imcl
jfr!?K;Br
itis aVajr
Jbe of great value to Jackson and
itjis worthy of a large support.
Itlannouncesjthat it ; is Jaclion
Couhtys paper for Jackson Coun-
folks,van(UiS; a paper worth while,
all home print' " ' - : v.
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FUK au wjirjKJN nuKin uaku-
.UNA,
There are plenty of indications
that the Western North Carolina
Fair is to be conducted oi ; very
mucn broader lines thi3 year than
heretofore; and that the fair will be
mpre representative . of the whole
of Western North Carolina. THe
management is going about the
work of laying the ground - work
for the Fair with a great deal of at-
tendon to detail;- but this detail
work has not blinded the manage
ment to the greater issues. After
all, however, it is the successful
working out of the details that
rounds out the whole, and no mat
ter how comprehensive the plans
for the Fair may be, it is really the
details which make the. 7Fai
men frh07 SaW beisigirt
plans and those who ; are (.working.
out the details have begun working
early and with an energy and j udge
ment that Dromises to make the
fair creditable to the rich section of
which it is an exponent
Here is the "Confession of Faith"
of D. Harris,' secretary and treasur
er of the association:
Western North Carolina for some
tims pasthas received more appre
ciation consideration, year by. year,
by the. residents of less favored
sections. Those seeking restoration
of health have found here that
greatest blessing of life; the seekers
of ' pleasure and recreation have
found the' most satisfying enter
tainment, diversion and recupera
tion; the student of nature has
found scenic grandeur unsurpassed
and the investor has recognized the
enormous : wealth , vested in - the
forests, "minerals and other natural
resources. The bounteous endow
ment by nature, however, it is
not coniined to the wondrous . cli
matic and scenic - .conditions - and
natural resources, -but include in
a marked degree the adaptability
of soil for the production of various
products of unexcelled quality.
Until recent years the exploita
tion of this phase of development
has been retarted by reason of cbn-
ditions which. resulted in uite pri
mitive methods being employe d.
Of recent years, however, much im
proved methods have been j gradu
ally adopted and it was this ten
dency and the desire - to ; prom ote
more rapid advancement and pros
perity which inspired the organiza
tion of the Western JNortn iJaroun a
Fair association. 'y y -y,''
: Vhile a majority; of the stock
holders of the association - are resi-!
dehts.of Asheville, they are prim
arily citizens of. Western North
Carolina, identified with and inter
ested in. the 7 development of the
entire "section Their subscriptions
Xo stock in the association were not
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cbhsidei'eM
direct revenue would 13 produced V
otldeyelbprn j
of trds section' which
sMp; coUectivel 1 !
umy.yy'-y
Weaire this year-tnfsecine Jdv;
a muchgreateentJ than-) hB&t
rh-ssibie heretbfore thesiippor
and-bratioli
thjoubut Westeror
ih making it ': whar:the iiarqfe ;j3.
pUeif a western North rolh:fa:i -In
attempting to do this, i we 'shall
hot in' any! way conflictjwith or de J ,
tract from any county, f air,- butin- V
stead shall seek to earnestiy p- i
erate i with the several county fair
associations with thehope of renbV 1
erlng service which will increas4
this success. Whh the -copera-.
tion that the movement should t& :
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ceive each county which under- .
takes to hold a fair would -meet ,
with unprecedented, success; the .
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western iNortn uarouna r air to oe
held in Asheville would be of pfpr
portions and splendor which woulo,
appeal to the pride of every West
ern North Carolina and the exhibits',
could be sent to the state fair- at
Raleigh which would receive recog
nition of incalculable benefit.
Western North Carolina has numer
ous products which cannot be ex-.
celled, and by placing them in com- ,
petition with the world - we may
feel assured of favorable compari-.v
son, and the publicity attached tb
such exhibition when done - in : ; ntip
intelligent manner would attract-
many desirable investors and stoiu-iv 1
latea eaterfdegzeeBirr
ment and prjbsprit ;-
, With the object we have in yievfp
we feel entitled to,"and confidently
rely on receiving, the earnest co-opK
eration of the public spirited citiz- -.
ens of every mmunity : in west- ,
ern North Carolina.
Mr. Harris is enabled to Woice
these sentiments in full faith; ' The
history of that magnificent devel
opment, the Greater Western
North Carolina association, -shows
the possibilities of securing unijty
of action in this section, and the
results which follows such 'action.
As a greater western North Caro-
lina is being surely credited by mtr
ited; organized action in telling the
world of our advantages and beau-- ,
ties, so its dev Io ment will ; be en-;
hanced by competitive exhibits- of
the products of all the fields arut -orchards,
gardens, mines, forests
shops, artisans and schools. Gaz?
ette News.
y Clyde1 Mendowsf cmTFtJqme from
Sylva Saturday - night:" and spenty
Sunday with home folks.v : Clyde isi -now
chief clerk ' in the Sylva railk
way of the ; Southern and says he!
likes his new position -; fine. : He is;
a mighty nice young, man coad
thoroughly deserving jdt: the posi-
tion of trust he now occupies. He
has a. splendid : knowledge of rail
road affairs, and it 'would not sur-"
prise his many friends ; down this-,1
way. to soon hear of his further pro
motion to the Asheville office.
Bryson Qty Times. . . - -
There never was , a time when :
people appreciated the real I merits
of Chamberlain's Cough ; Remedy
mbre..than-nbw,;-;.Tto'; shown by
the mcrease in sales and voluntary
testimonials from persons who have
been cured by it ; If ;you or youri
children' are troubled with a cou
or cold give it a trial and becomer
aquainted with its gc qualities,
Vnr Rnlft bv ALL DEALERS.
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