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JACKSON, COUNTY JOURNAL COHPAJiY
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FRIDAY .AUGUST 15 191 3 :
HOOKWOfeM CAMPAIGN.
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: A vast ambufit of; ill health! is
due to impaired digeonWheni
the stomach fails to perform its fun--
ctions properly the whole .system
The proposition of the; railways
doing business in Re state' was . re
jected by Governor Craigr as a re
sult of a conference bald in Raleigh
August 12 in which the - Governor, becomes deranged. : A few doses of
the legislative freight rate commis: . Chamberlain's Tablets : Is; all ; you: !
aiuu, uie nurm vai uuutt vaji yuiauuu uecu.' i ney will sltcuiuci r (
digestion, invigorate your liver, ana
regulate your bowels, entirely, do-
hi awry' with that . misserable
ifeeUng due to faulty' digestion
Try it Many others : have been
permai;ently cured why not you?
For sale by ALL DEALERS.
and the Council of State participat
ed. -The matter will have to be ad
justed by the General ' Assembly
when- it meets ! in extraordinary
session' September: 4: v.
z -Chief Justice Walter - Clark says
that the proposition of jthe Railroads
in regard to freight rate, ' is "An in
sult to the intellegenceof North
Carolina. r; ' .
Some weeks ago the Commission
ers of Jackson County saw fit to
appropriate the sum of $200 to de
fray the expenses of conducting
the camp ai n JookiDg to the era
dication of the Hookworm in this
County. v ' ; ,
Thanks to the generous. assistance
of Mr. Rockerfeller. this ; campaign
has waged with excellent results m
different sections of .the State and
Country. v v
The examination will- cost no th'
ing and when the examination
shows that one is affected the medi
Cine eor the treatment vith the dir
ections for , taking will be given
absolutely free.
Every one in the county who
has not been examined should takeN
advantage of this opportunity. Tf
you hayn got the hookworm, you
want to know it and if you have
you want to be cured. The lectur
es and dispensaries will be opened
in Jackson County at the following
m33 and places.
Qualla Tuesday August 12-16-2B
and September 9.
Wilmot Tuesday August 19 and
September 2.
Sylva August 13 Thursday Aug
ust 21-2? and'Sept. 10. :
. Webster Thursday August 14
Wednesday August 20 a d Sspt. 3
Savannah Thursday August 28
September 4 and 11. ;
Cullowhee Friday August 15-29
and Sept. 12.'
Tuckaseigee Friday August 22
and September 5., . :
Gleaville August . 16-30 and Sept.
Cashiers Valley Saturday 23 and
Sept a
Be sure to attend the lectures at
one of these places none of us know
enough about the laws of sanitition.
; That Sylva and Jackson County
are just beginning to be known as
health and pleasure resorts is at
tested by the crowds that have" vis
ited us this summer and jwe, may
look for increased numbers next
year. It is up to us to provide some
waysto accomodate the people next
summer. Of course all who have
been here this summer have been
well cared for but we-have had all
we could conveniently take care of.
We have the natural advantages
and are going to build good roads.
Sylva needs a good hotel. Let's
build it. -
The fairs in Western Carolina
this year will be held as follows:
Jackson County Fair, Sylva, Sept.
23-26. .
' Haywood. County Fair, Waynes
ville. Sept 30-Oct 3.
Western' North Carolina . Fair,
Asheville Oct. 7-10.
McDowell County Fait, Clarion
'Oct. 1548.
Blue Ridge Township Fair, Dana,
Nov. 5-7. '
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NOTICE OF SALE.
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Ceiling FlooHn SWin
andlDqot" Ivrames, Balusters
P-VG and PorcK Rails,
Stair Woocls BracHets and StOre FrOnt Sash
THE WORLD WANTS THIS MAN.
We seek him everywhere
Amid the throng.
We've sought him here and there
And sought him long
Hoping among the mob
Hell chance to dwell-
The man who knows his job
-And does it well! "
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We know of labor's woes;
.NorTiold them light ' - .
But ah, the man who knows
His business right! ; - - 7
Workman, or cop, or clerk -.
, He makes a hit ; ' .
The. man wKo kjiows ,his work
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;The world:has; constant ass "
" For men; Me thisl V,.- 1
; Whose's work's not fast and loose
And hit nr miss ; V -It
seeks with ;hean; athrob,; y
1 Where he m ay vvell ; r
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BOOKSHELF FOR MOTHER.
Any Boy Handy at Carpentering Can
Do It-and Wait For Christmas.
Id almoRt every honsebold rhere i:
fidme one who is baud' witb tools
says the American Agriculturist.
To prove its assertion it pnnis rli
followinjr story by .lames B. Iuuc:'.
and a picture thai shows the result oi
painstaking effort
A bookcase. lar?:e enousb to hold IOC
books is an adornment to any house
hold, and the-youngster who is rievei
enough to gather in some nice Wits of
pine wood and then tackle tbe tool
box in the barn will be sure to have
something extra from mother in in.
Christmas stocking.
Here are the ruies to follow: N
In the use of all edge tools, if yo
would avoid cracks and splitting, be
patient and do not attempt to remove
wood too rapidly, although the toot
should be always kept with perfectly
sharp edges. Jhere is much marking
out to do, and as this, must be accu
rately done a good sharp pencil shoulJ
alwaysbe at hand, in saudpaperiug
itvIs bpst to wrap the paper around
a bloctr&s the result Is more uuiforu.
than when the paper is supported bj
the hand alone.
The three shelves, which are'identi
cal in every particular, should be
smoothly finished, glvtng particular
attention to. tbe' ends, as these are
visible- through the side strips. In or
der to fit arouud tLj four corners of
the uprights, the tour corners of thesj
must be notched out. Theseuprights,
after 'having, been . cut- -to . length
smoothly ' finished and the ' corners
rubbed, dowrj verj ; lightly with sand
paper, 'should. have'ythe loatiou of the
shelves marked on them-'aiid then
Have. th9 boles bored for the, sci-w
From'balf inch wood cut out foiiV
bracket ,ro:'-nc2j:'..a '"lensth aV- to tit
closely .(svvtvu the two uprights ot
each VadJ Six Jittle side 'strips, meas
bring one-fourth by one. Juch, ar re
quired, hie b should be .. flat on top;
Alia pointea ai inejr ends. ,
L-In- assembling ni"ake,";a hole In rb.'
By virtue of the power and au
thority 'conferred upod the under
signed, Geo. W. Sutton, by a certain
deed of trust, executd by Cole
Thompson an-1 wife, Rebecca "Tho
mpson, and M. M. Wilson, dat ed
the 21st day of March, 1913;
said deed of trust being recorded in
the Office of Register of Deeds of
Jackson Coumv, N. C, in Bool No.
60 atpage 357 et seq., reference to
which is hereby had; default hav
ing been made in the payment of
the debt secured by sail deed of
trust, the same bein now past due
and request having bee" made by
the owner and holder of said debts
that the undersigned do execute
the powers of sale contained in said
deed of trust:
I, Geo. W. Sutton, trustee, will on
Saturday, September the 6th, 1913
?t 1 o'clock P. M. in front of the
Court house do- r, in the town of 1 -
Webster, ty. C, offer for ?ale at
Public Auction, for cash to the
highest bidder, the fo!!ov;ing clerr.'
bed piece or parcel of land, sitUa e
in Webster Township, Jackson
County, N. C, and more particular
ly bounded and described as follows
viz:- "Adjoining the land of Tom
Deitz, R. M. Parris and others.
. Beginning on a Post Oak on a
ridge at Rufus Pris's line near a
mine and runs thence a South
West course a conditional line to a
stake in Doll Addington's line;
thence with his line a North West
course to a Spanish oak corner of
Rufns Parris; thence down said
ridge with said line van East course
to the Beginning. Containing three
acres more or less.
Geo. W.Sutton,
Trustee.
Estimates Given Upon Application
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Sylva,
man who knows hie i oh "
mMmbnA doe it well. cr,or icb blf ;aud caref uHy r,
ii:StiBejton. Bradley in News & Observer- 'X:ij. I -: 7 y-; .
!:i -hi v'rinn14TlnL-ii'' 'bjj'V:SV '-'--i-J -:V rviDo!!ar a1 Bushel or' Word? '
r , ; v Hce Poe, Editor of the Pro: Mot farmers, are ..-ontem itnV,.
. gressiye Farmer in n statement an-i j tinK K .busihei" butthere are a'few:
nouat he is not n-the-race
wwba would rather wrhe abut bow t
false; two ears; where one 'grew baTor
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