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In the heart of Jackson Co'unty.v an insiitution' dear to the
hearts ql Jacksbii County people, eiducid
and girls-r-Brings the Advantages of a first lass training school
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Xetus un'iteJ our efforts to make it the GREATESTiSCHOOL
IN WESTERN N; C. ; .
Fall session opens August 19, 1913 f 71
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O. S. DEAN, Secretary, A. C. REYNOLDS, Principal.
CuUowhee,;N. C. V
Jackson County Journal me codhtbt cborco.
D A.N"- TOMPKINS: Editor
PabUsned weekly by"
JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL CO I PANT
. flatd as sec ai class tuiil mitter a
jPorto'fi:: at Sylra N. C. 1
All Checks, Money Orders etc. must
be made pavable to the Jackson County
Journal Comoany.
Correspondents should get all copy in
by Monday's mail to insure insertion
DTOUlDtly.
V-dvertisinfi: rates furnished on appli
cation. Snbscripti t.oo per year, in
Advance.
FRIDAY JULY 4. 1913
'A dry June for a good cora
The Progressive Farmer which
stands pre-eminently -for the up
lift .of the people of the country dis-
ixxuuj ui lonn uaronna, is wise vto -
empnasize tne importance of the
country church as a factor inltjbe
development and enrichment rof
country Ufe. The religious ' senti
ment is. after all, the most rower-
ful sentiment amonr men. Po
litical excitement is occasionally
uppermost in the public mind, but
it soon subsides, to be revived
in the next campaign; but there is
the steady and unfailing current in
our religious lives, that, like the
Hvm3 fountain, is noi
times the current runs low and
weak, but it is there, and only needs
a- deeper channel to "increase its
flow. And through the country
cnurcn, properly organized and de-
. Population 800. ft' ;
S Second town on Murphy Dir.
? iio." Ky., . in volume ox . ireigai .
,000,000 feet of lumber ttandled"
'i.;-.annuaiiy.' ' .. -'ft v- ft' K. ;- ft
ftl,800,cars of freight -.handled
Largest live stock shipping point
Y. ln western N. C. -.7 .
- Shipping point for -'mora than
"half ; of Jackson County. '.
-.Quarter million dollars of goods
1 , sold annually. . . "ft ; ' .. eft
Oneor; the largest tanneries In
PiatUngS mill and saw ' mill, v - :
"Shlrt afid overaU factory. " '
Electric flights. v v
Telephone system. , , ft -;
Marble Works. ; .- - 1 ;
- Wholesale grocery. '
. ;Whee;mUllnery.
TwA livery stables. - , '
Hardware st6re.
Five' general stores, ft,
Twtf drug stores.
Meat" market ft "- '
Two blacksmith and wago
shops.
Strong bank.
Newspaper and printing office.
Commercial hotel.
.Conegjate institute with three
dormitories.
13.000 graded school building.
Methodist. Baptist and Episco
pal churches.
Jeweler s:
Dental office.
Harness shop. .
Barber shop.
Orchard 0f 10.000 fruit trees. '
Snipper of fancy fruits.
Masonic. L O. O. F., and K. of
P. lodges.
Lowest' municipal tax rate In
North Carolina
Seat of Jackson County fair.
Water supplied by springs In
Kings Mountain.
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j o w-'" - . ' f-Y.j uiauicu allU lie-
and July has started in with! plenty veloped, there lies the greatest op-
ui uiuiisimc auu ucai. , vvatcn out pituuny ior me upiiit of our coun
for a bumper crop in Jackson coun- try districts. Any neighborhood
-ty this season. ; , with enough-religious enthusiasrrf
ru.1 1 iu uuuu a . nve tnousand dollar
The railroads m their letter to church house is a good neighbor-
iWu Sdy d wiiuie im 01 nooc; and any other! neighborhood
things but have never given that employs a pastor for all his
-one reason for the discrimination ( time at a salary of $1000 a year is
gainst North Carolina in the estab-. bound to be a good neighborhood.
link v-Wft Art 4- rv. Ui. I v
lishment of freight rates.
In a community like that, real es
tate values go bounding forward,
In a letter in the Gazette-News, farmers employ the best methods
Jackson County
JFAdt We Have
Largest amount of uncut timber
of any county in the state.
Cuilcvhce f.t:o nrrmcJ sc!:col.
Best school buildings of any
county in western N. C.
Great water power to be de
veloped. Richest county in the state In
mineral deposits, including
kaolin, mica, nickel, copper
and other minerals.
Unexcelled fruit county.
Rich . mountain soil, especially
adapted to stock raising.
Fine locations -Iter summer homes.
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What We Want
Furniture factories.
Handle plants.
Modern hotels for summer travel.
Cotton-mill.
Knitting plant ' '
And other manufacturing plants.
j "or Information Address
Secretary Board of Trade
ALISO N
fliMaritise
Dillsboro, N. C.
A. J. BILLS
FIRE INSURANCE
ftMr. Louis M. Bourne in speaking of
-the proposition of establishing a
Tate making port'at Wilmington or
Southport makes the point that this
is the very proposition that Col. S.
ft A. Jones has been working on for
jyears and asks why not join in
with Col. Jones instead(jof attaining
the same result by another route.
Did you ever stop to think Mr.
Merchant, Mr. Farmer, Mr. Producer
and Mr. Consumer, how much the
arbitrary unjust and ' inexcusable
freight rates add to the cost of the
necessaries of life and take away
from your- income every year? You
it works both ways against you.
When you buy you pay extra for
'the high freight rate. When you
ship anything the freight rate must
come out or your profits! This is
an excellent reason: for the high'
;cost of living. ; ft ,
BEST LAXATIVE FOR THE AGED
- Old men and womea feel tie
; need of a laxative more than young
ft folks, but it must be safe and harm
less and one which will ; not cause
f pain. Drl King's New life Fills are
-especially good for the aged, foi
; they act prompUy . and easily.
Price 25c Recommended by ALL
i DRUGGISTS. - ; . " - , ,
social life becomps
w,.vv uu.lt CI L I p
tractive and children
school. Those communities that
are backward in education, in civic
pride, in modern and profitable
farming and with a low and mbral
tone are invariably thnsp
f .ww w vvui til UA1
ities where the old barn of a church
stands wide open to the p-oats oS
well as to the brethren! the weeds
grow waste high about the door
and tne preacher comes forty miles
to preach one sermon a month
Fine, strong, well equipped and
wiae awaite country churches al
ways mean an attractive and de
lightful social life about it But
fche preacher must live among "his
oeople and preach to the oftener
than once a month. Charity and
v-nuaren.
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