VOL I NO. 7
M'ABMfi advance -i V"'-'.VV
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" FREE VOTES
First Bonus Offer in the Journrrs
Great Popularity Conte:r;:;
Xbat the contestants who are
really in earnest may niajke a good
fitart we are giving , the following
jxjnus offer: to the contestant . turn-
, d jn the greatest number of votes
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for the weeK enoing August 4ux we
ill give 5UUU iree votes, to tnesec
on(j4000 to the 3rd 3000 and to the
fourth 2000 votes.
MARK1AGE LICENSE.
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Buchanan 33 to ; Florence
pills 27; Dee Beck, 21,; to Willie
jlay Stillwell, 16; CharlieSneppardi
g3t to Minnie Frizzle 1Q;T Calvin
Wilson, 4, to unarioue onnson, lo
Jim Love (col) 27, to &Unnie Moore
(col) 27.
Mrs. 0. B. Coward who has? been
.4- s-fcV-J tt t 4- 4- - ITtmm )n . in
Oil an exienucu visit iu melius xu
Oklahoma and New Meco, arrived
Jiere Sunday alternoon enroute ; to
er home in Werster;; While' in
New Mexico Mrs. Oowhrd vsutf efed
a severe attacK ol nomarne poisio
ning and w as removed to ; Clinton
Hospital, Clinton Oklahoma.: How1
eer she is recoveririgrrapidly. :
Dr. L, Hannah ,1
PHYSICIAN ANJ SO RG EON
OFFICE OVER DRUG STORE "
RESIDENCE fHONE4
DILLSBORO.N. fc.
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JOHN fl. PflRRlS '
Dealer in t: , . - :
tdatcbes anb 3eweieiT
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All kinds of repair . work done on
short notice.- ' v
ENGRAVING A SPEClAllY;
Sylva, N. C. ' . :
f :
C. G. LOGAN
Undertaker and Embalmer
B 116 years perience. .
Full Line of Caskets and Robes.
license Noijl) a ' r ;
Phone No. 17 WaynesviUe,' N. Cr
COLEMAN; C. COWAN,
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Attorney and CotmseHor atiLawV
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WEBSTER, NcO: i
DR.S McGU E. ' v
DENTISTS;-j 'if
Ofac : Pharmacy Building
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W. R. ;SHERRiLL.
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AtTOENEY AT LAWr
Office in Court Houiei -;
Webster; n. :
.E. Alley ' '"cVrC.c; Buchanan
milieu & l&uckarian
Webster, NiO.j
vhile Mr. Allev ' has moved to
Waynesville, he wul "contmuejto.
ke activepartin the practiceof
INTEREST GROWING
IN; CONTEST;
MANY. NEW NOMINATIONS RECEIVED
DAILY; :-.V";
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Interest Growing JintContest:
ManycNew y Nominations Received
Daily; - U . . -
;v Now is tejime to: GetintqJthe
Race. ; Contest i obly in force a
welAjaiEarly , StartftMeans
Much--Evefy. Subscription : counts
Oldor New. ' .-: . ': '
The interest in ihe Contest grows
daily . and : other contestants will
from time, to time enter : the lqce.
The prizes are the handsomest ever
offered by. a paper of this sec'tion of
th ai state ana are well worth work-
uig ior. ine.worK necessary tv se
cure one ot these handsomier prizes
is hot heavy ana the compensation
is ample if you" will get down" tp
business ana .wura prize.
Tlie congest has Deen running
only one weeK but in that - time
quite an interestAhas been arouse i
m it. l he. more conies cants ---uie
merrier tne contest, oet in ana
make the otners nustle for. the prize.
ane Contest 'is sun young, but
its liiianc is a very important time
fso obhgations, wnar ever are at
tached to entering. 4 this ' contest,
and it costs absolutely nothing to
win. -ine prizes wni go to tnose
turning m uie ' largest .number of
voies. Ino iavor wni ne snown to
any one in the race: In this way
every contestants has an equal
i o'is the: time to enten By
doing so you so you secure the aa
vaniage.di a gooa start. : I
oHLtbt MAY btllVr; ItttM
m ihL lUUNTY JAIL
bible confere;:
Ol'ENS ! TODAY.
; The first meeting of thiinitiary
se sion of the We4ternarolina
Bible Conf irehce will be'eohducted
this evening at the Auditorium', by:
Rev CalehX. Ri- ley p.a;oft
lante Ga. v
- jit is expected that the attendance
will be large throughout the entire
ten days of the meeting . -v
There will be, five services each,
day two in the morning twt in ; the
afternoon and one in the;"eyeniiig
The evening session willbejof evan
gelical natur whilethe - day ser
vices will be ' featured by vaddreS2s
by dif erent rhen upon "subjects of
the bible. . 7 , : . ;
The;pe6ple ofSylya and.Dilfsboro
have made prepatatidns toicare :for
a large number of people , and will I
ao tneir Dest to maKe il pleasant
for everyone. . r
ODDFELLOW NOTICE. ;
All members of avannah Lodge
No. cJ5b L U. U Jf. of Deets, N. C.,
will taKe notice that the above
Lodge has been consolidated with
black Kock Lodge No. 247, O. O. F.
at Sylva," N. ; C, and" alf members
wishing to have their .membership
transferred to Sylva may: do so at
special reduced rates tor; reinstate-'
ment if done within the ;next .three
weeks. j ( -
In. case any one " wishesVto - rein
state under the above conditions h
cnmiceayar -frhay write -IV ff)illardf Fiffi!Se&f
ANTE: SALOON WORK SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST
STARTS Af
C4 '
uriLiiuiiu
ship contest in which ; the ;WesterrL'
JJul;28.ield work; by-the: Nordi Carolina Fair Association will
North Carolina: Anti- Saloon League
was started in Salisbury ...yesterday
by Rev. R. L. lavis; state secretcr'
and a cbrp3 of workers. ' . Addresses
we're delivered by Mn Davis; Rev.
O. r L. Stfingfield and Archabald
Johnson. A number of chu rches
"were thrown open to the visitin 4
speakers and several of thp ' pastors
joined in the movement. The cam
paign as started in the in Salisbury
will be carried on throughout the
state and war will be waged in all
quarter against blind tigers ana
the whiskey traffic. "
At Holmes Memorial Methodist
yesterday afternoon the Saliojurj?
and Spencer Baraca uhion beic its
annual meeting, when an able ad
dress on "The Man Built Mem" wes
give away free a number of scholar-,
ships in the leading educational in- ,
stitutions of this State havebeen
completed and inan advertisement
in this issue of the Journal the Fairv
ssociation announces thatthecon-
i test will.open on August 18,
T The Association is laying great
stress on. the educational features1
of the Fair work' and in giving these
scholarships it . is - determined that
several boys ana4 girls by a little
pleasant work at sparev moments
il be enabled to enjoy educational
advantages' which they perhaps
would not otherwise receive.
The work will consist : of selling
i season tickets to the Fair, and mafc-
iui and securing entries of exhibits
for the fair:
A basis on which points of ser
vice will be scored has been worked
Black KocK Lodge io. :247, -Sylva
N. C; or G.'T. Hampton, Lodge 'Dep
uty of Sylva; or G. C. Cooper, Past
Grand of Savannah Lodge, who will
gladly Assist you in any way pos
sible:
Washington, July,, .-Fresident ri n'mni . r,p riinnor ,
Wilson is not uibpobeu to mteneie rLUllllJIftllU j4jIlUUuL C'
wiin my sentence Which may be ULMllLDflM millUTV
imposea t.pon William L. breese, llLlXULliuUll uUUlll 1
cohvictea in connection with the
iauure 01 .uie .rust .ixauunai uauK, -Confirmation of the final details
01 Asnevme, it was learnea toaay in thp nllrfhase of the 700 nnr rif
wnen oenaior yveiman aua;tou- W ear .Hillgirt, Henderson
gressman , buoer cailea at the county, hy the colony of: Floridians
yvhitenouSe m his behall. ine who reside at, and around St. Peters
presiaent is incnn;a to Keep hanas r
on, out may pubMOiy oraer tn.t jb.urgame the fo. of a tele"
ureese be peimittea 10 serve what!ram yesterday, which conveyed
the information that building op
erations are to be started at once.
This means that practically a
new town will be started near Henr
dersohyille very soon, the Summer
Home Colony, of St. Petersburg,
contemplating the erection of 200
summer homes in this section of
tne- State. -'.It is expected ; that re
presehtatiVes of the St .Petersbhrgf
organization will arrive here in the
ever sentence js imposea upon
mm in tne county jan 111 preierence
to the pemtenuaiy, owmg to the
precarious cohaiuun 01 his health.
Asnevme viuzen.
NOTICE
7
, We take this opportunity of ih-1
forming the Public, that we have
formed a Partjrship for the Prac-
ir rvf 1 prlifino orH QnrHanr
n V 7 "S TLQext few days to start the -building
will.be glad to serve our fnends atF t - h
r 11 i: -7 activities.
any and air hours. ?- ;
any
:pfA?A Nichols - , -'
I)r.; Lester Li Williams ;
. t Cullowhee,' N. C.
Mrs. Ellen Picklesimer is visiting
relatives atCasniers Valfe
hereby place the name xf :
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IN NOMINATION IN THE
oiimal; Gontesi
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A; x
r, - iName .; ; :? r 1 -.'i
bT of small children. The body,
was sent to Germanton Stokes
county for burial. Asheville CiUr
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IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
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Editor Franklin Press,
My Dear Mr. Curtis: I , want io
announce through the colums o5
your paper our thanks for so many
pretty names suggested for our
twin babes. Our twin No. 7," as
sortie had it. Especially we feel
thankful to the Editor of the Jack
son Co. Journal for helping us ad
vertise, and futhermore we feel that
it would not be doing the Journal
justice unless wejgive names. No.
and dates of the above .Grants.
They were duly claimed by Mrs.
Grant and myself about noon -Monday
July 7th 1913. Names were
suggested to ais by a friend of purs
ship as will be enjoyed by-' contest-
i ant in or near Asheville.
The following colleges, which
have listed scholarships with the
Fair Association for distribution to
contestants serve to show the im
portance that has been attached to
this educational feature of the Fair:
The Asheville School for Girls
t ...
Christ School at Arden,;. Cullowhee
Normal, and Industrial School, Da v
idson College, Elon College, Mars
HjUi3oliege, Normal ,andM Collegiate
IpsStute " at fievtilef (Gene
vieve's College at Ashyille State
College of Agriculture and Mechanic-
Arts, State Normal and Industrial,
State University,, Trinity College,
,Weaver College, Asheville Business
College, and Emanuel Business
College at Asheville. '
SYLVA
Lena Ashe .
Arbutus Tallent
Lula Jones
Marv WiIIIp WpIIq
at recK, aano, omy 10 jaio. Tn0telia Cattiey
terea ana amy recoraea in dook. 10
1, family record July 21, 1913.
Names of these,' grants are Eula
May and Beula Fay, and the num
ber of these Grants are 8 ; an'ici .9:
Therefore not having any Grants
just now to Kate and Duplicate we
Will file all such names awayfor
future referenced. .
. Yours respectfully rj ,
V k Sam E. Grant; -
delivered by Rev. John W. Moore. out wherehy a contestant in a re
The attendance was large "and the mote rural district will have the
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meeung was presmeu over uy j; mes S3rrje opportunity to win a'scliolar-
n. warourton. -
J. J. McKinzie who was accidentr
ally killed by being caught between
two box cars at Spaitanburg Satur
day af ernoon was formerly on the.
police force int Salisbury. He also
formerly worked in Spencer. He
had recently been married a second
time and leaves a wife and a nura-
STANDING OF
CONTESTANTS
Hannah Mae Deitz
X ' DILLSB0R0;
Janett 'Snyder
, WEBSTER
Lena Cowan .
Georgia Stillwell " -
v;; - : WILLETS
BirdieRobinson
v ' BALSAM
B-ie CogdUl . ;
V;: ; . COWARTS
Minnie CoWard.
' 'iHORTOFF?-;
Olive Norton
:rLE Allen-was married t6vMi5s
Cora Witcherbf Saginaw Oregon
July 24. v ? SM
Miss Anna Hooper who is visiting
nesday.- ' (j; .. .( CASHIERS .
I Op IO VSUC VU1C W CCCy. ,
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rJ.-T. Powell of Tuckaseigee was
in the city, this tweek. :.
.1000
.1000
1100
1060
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000'
1000
Lambert Hoojer was in the city
this week on business; r .
V Mr: W. S. Gunsaius, a fanner liv-;
ing near Fleming,' Pa says he has
use.Chamberlam's -CoUc; Cholera,
and Diarrhoea Ramedy in his family
forfourteeri years, and that he has
found it to be an excellent remedy,
and takes pleasure m vrecommend-
ingiL" For sale byALC DEALERS.
Kelly Bryson
Viola'Hawkihs
1000
1000
CANTON;
Mary Evans
Winnie Cabe
1000;
1000
.ADDIE
Carrie Belle Fisher: ; '
- CHrKEE
Lola'FIoyd ':V'J:-v?
CULLOWHEE
EviePhimps:
Inez Ledbetter
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Mamie Bry son
1000
1000
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