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floi President the Poard
1 sctors; ()f tle Stite Saiiibr
: the Treatment of, Tubercosis, ar
Montrose, today introduced a bill in
the House to 1
ent of ttatv: jimUcmt in the
; liands of the State Board of Health.
This action has' been taken be
cause it has found that the JSanat
brium couli best J be : operated as a
part of a compreheniiye State pot
icy in the prevention of tubercu
losis, it islanned to. devote a bu
reau mihe State Bo
offices to the subject of the preven-1
gtion of tubercuibsis:-.i.'.TOs.-; bureau
will take the form - of - a training
school, or rather a correspondence j
school, in which the State Board of
Health will endeavor to enroll
every tubercular person in the State..
Jh? Sanatonumwill be analogous
to" a central university, around
which will be built up a great: cor
respondence school. ... - Nvj-,-
Another provision of the bill v in
troduced by Dr. Gordon is that ev
ery case; of tuberculosis, in the
State shall be: reported to ' this bu
reau tat once, s in order that; the
Health Department can immediate
ly begin , a course - of instruction.
It is estimated that there aie appro
jdmately 15,000 tubercular pef sons
in the State. While it can hot : be
expected to have all the tubercu-
lar-people in the State entered in
this School, yet the good that will
result in teaching , only a , part of
these people how to cure their dis
ease and how to prevent' its spread
to other people will do - much to
ward reducing our high tuberculosis
death rate, and with a little more
education along this line the cor
respondence school and ;the Sana
torium, will be able to . reduce itiur
Jiigh dealh rate from this disease.
; : "Not the piling up.ol matter con
stitutes' progress,- but theJ velop
fnent ;':bfduriiig
apprbximatibn of the J human ; with
thejdiheand w''epie6ej'bf
the bromerhbbd of ftaBi?' :. -J f
?lReal vprogress : is -i manifested ;in
eyefeffort;-,ta
eyeryeffort to have God will done
bh'eartlLr v These efforts will aid in
establishing the kdom of heaven
on earth, aldngdom of much more
impbrtace:C
steel andconcfetey ; ijet : mortals
realize that' "the earth is the Lord's
and thevMlne&
them)hrpuh-:tlie spirit -of ; Christ
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u SAVES LEG OF BOY. ,
"It seemed that my 14-year "old
toy would have to lose his leg, on
account of an ugly ulcer, caused by
a bad bruise" wrote D. F. Howard,
Aquone, N. C. MA11 remedies and
doctors medicine failed till we tried
Bucklen's Arnica Salye. and cured
him with one box." Cures burns,
boils, skin eruptions, piles. 25c at
'Sylva Hharmacy. r i
sons of God to live ., and enjoy ilfel
Let all strive to do unto -others ; as
they would be done by. This is
real progress, none other has right
to the namei- - r ;
By this it is not meant to decry
or belittle the wonderful " invention,
advancQment : a n d improvement
manifest everywhere - in material
affairs, but to point out the danger
of confusing these with true spirit
ual progress, without which ; the
former will come to naught, as did
the glory of Rome."
With profound respect and apolo
gies to the upkhown author. .
. " Respectfully submitted,
E. A. Wolff.
J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlains
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
a cold, and before the bottle was
all used the boys cold was gone. vIs
that not better .than to pay a five
dollar doctor's bill. For sale by all
dealers. ' 1 .
SAVED BY HIS WIFK .
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She's a wise woman who knows
just what to do when her husband's
life is in daiiger, but Mrs. R. J. Flint,
Braintree, Vt, is of that kind. "She
insisted on miy. using Dr,,kiigfl
New" Discovery writes M F." "for
a dreadful cough, when I was so
weak my friends all thought I had
only a short time to live, and it
completely cured me." A quick
cure for coughs and colds, it's the
most safe and re'iable medicine for
many throat and lung troubles
grip, bronchitis, croup, whooping
cough, quinsy, tonsilitis, hemor
rhages. A trial will convince you
50 cts. and $1.00. Guaranteed by
Sylva Pharmacy.
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Jt eaehers of
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The Old Freebooter Wrote :
'Toe Jind ye mouth of ye tresor
cave, take a bearing alonge ye touthe
of ye th reo Goddes on ye Altar of
Skulles on ye middel htlle of ye ilande.
Where ye line strykes ye knicke in ye
walie with ye bigge pamme tree bee
three boats. - Climbe ye atones, enter
ye center one.- Yt is there. Lette him
that Wille seek and flnde."
Mutineers, Savages and
a Man and Maid Sought
ItieTreasore
of' the Old Spanish
Galleon
If
WHO FOUND IT ?
'" DAVID H. BROWN.
Oullowhee State aito L . School. ; 29 Miss Bessie yarner Wihnot
Prot L. B. Abemethyv v. Creek ; arKerf
ProtFR Browh - J:';' V'5'i-r?.--;:'7 '
t mt. jonn iv. Amnions, Dillsbora
23 Mi. F EL Paiker, Sylva
34 M JVLatson,Addie
35 Mrs. Addle Leatherwood, Addie
36 Mrs. Sara Bryson, Balsam
37 Mrs. CumUe Runion, Balsam
38 Miss Tallie Painter Balsam
39 Mr. Geo. W. Jones, Green's Creek
40 Miss Pearl , Wiggins, Green's
Creek.
41 Miss Bertha Rhinehardt, GreenV
Creek ' -
42 Mr. C. S. Tilley, Deets
43 Mr. A. D. Parker, Deets
44 Miss Bird. D. Shelton, Deets
45 Miss Carrie Gribble, Gay
46 Miss Ella Pressley, Speedwell
47 Mr. W. T. Rogers, Cullowhee
48 Mr.T. F. Middleton, Speedwell
49 Mr. J. I. Rogers, Willets
50 Mr. Aaron Hooper. Tuckaseigee
51 Mr. Lyman Hooper, Tuckaseigee
52 Mr. J. B. Arrington, Tuckaseigee
53 Mr. John D. Norton, East Laport
54 Mr. L V. Tilley, Cowarts
55 Miss Fay Zachary, Cowarts
56 Mr. M. D. Hardin, Cowarts
57 Mr. A.,F. Arrington, Rich Mt.
58 Miss Annie Coward, Cowarts
: 59 Miss Jessie Hooper, Argura
60 Mr. L. D. Alley, Wolf Mountain
61 Mr. J. C. Middleton Tuckaseigee
62 Mn W. T. AshWolf Mountain
63 Mr. W. W. Bryson, Argura
64 Mr. Wolf Allen, Kilgore
65 Miss Myrtle Keller, Cashiers
66 Mrs. Mabel E. Hayes, Cashiers
67 Mr, John Arnold, Grimshawes
68 Mr. Walter D. Frizzell, Bessie
69 Miss Olive Norton, Norton
70 Miss Emeline Bishop, Glenvill
71 Miss Emma Lannlng, Glenville
72 Miss Virginia Greene, Glenville
73 Mr. B. F. Buchanan, Glenville
74 Miss Maud Jamison, Erastus
Pinnacle Flour at 65c. Coffee 15 t&
Read "The Island Of 18cts at Sylva Cash Store.
the Stairs,"
07H. jfEW SEH.IAL
Ever Since
Rods put on twenty-cs years ago are asrgboc! as new &Ax?i aridl
hive never needed repairs. What ir the result 'i Why t practically
every other shme manufacturer is trying to irmfate it, so be hot deceived
r-36ok for the words -Cortryit Reg, U. S. Pat OS" ensbossed pn the.
ccnugbon It is put there for your protecdon. Accept no substitute.
For Sale by
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GRAIN
Besides onr RtnnA-A
'enrwV- M'' ar.d 5, vibiclrwc Weill n
wr- 'rv,m cent,
x 7? m0ney circulation at lm- -r.:z u i
; today. 1t'fn nt .WOn.t order for.you. Ordci
AbKEVILLE PACKING
T IT TWILL PAY vnnfVllle' N C- '
- " T?J?siST on having br.vcr
USE OF CALOMEL
PRACTICALLY STOPPED
FOB BILIOUS ATTACKS,' CONSTIPATION,
AND ALL' LlVB TROUBLK. DAN:.
GER0DS'.rCAL0UEL; GIVES WAI
DODSON'S LIVER TONE'
Every druggist in the state hats
noticed a great1 : falling off'in the
sale of calomeL - They all give the
same reason. ' Dodson's liver Tone
is taking ks place: V" 1 ' r ' '.
"Calomel is bften dangerous and
people know it, while Dpdsbn's Liv
ervT6ne is perfectly safe and gives
better results' says the -Sylva Phar-
macy. - " '
Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by the Sylva Pharmacy
who sell It4 A-large bottle costs 50
cents, and if it fails to give easy re
lief in every case of sluggishness
you have only to ask f or ypur monr
ey back., Jt ; will be promptly re
turned.-. ; r
Dpdson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy
hannless to v both - childreir and
adults A bottle in' the house may
save you a day s work, or keep your
children from missing school; TCeep
Liver working, and your liver will
not keep you from working. -v;
Prof. J. N;Vilspn
ProM Jones
Mrs; M. C. Brinsori ; . i
Miss Charlotte - Young ; f ; -
'i- - ; Webster High School .
1 Prof! Chas. UU
2 Mr. J. C. Moore ; 7 , '
3 Miss Lillian StUlwell . : "
4 : Miss Nannie Frizzell . :
,-Sylva'High-'&hooL;.5v:
5 Prof. W. T. Brothers, Principal y:
6 Mr. G. T. Hampton -J ' "
7 Miss Bertha M. Hehsbn,'
8 Miss Gertrude Wilson 7.
9 Miss Inez Weaver
10 Miss Inez Cathey
Qualla Graded School.
(P. O. Whittier R. F. 1) -
11 Prof. R. K Owen, Principal ;
12 Mr. C. H. Jarrett
13 Miss Jessie Stillwell
14 Miss Lilla Matney
Dillsboro Graded School
15 Prof.-W.-L. Henson.Principal
16 Mrs. M. B. Leatherwobd
17 Miss; Eileen Proffitt-
18 Miss Margaret Moore
Beta Graded School
19 Prof. 0. S. Dillard, Principal
20 Miss Essie Norton
21 Miss Verta Dills
Willets Graded School
22 Prof. L. J. Phillips, Principal.
23 Miss Ethel Snider
24 Miss Bettie Lee Snider
- Cullowhee Graded School
25 Prof. K H. Stillwell, Principal
26 Miss Ida J. Smith
Other Pubuc and Graded School
Teachers
27 Miss Davie Coward, Whittier
28 Mr. M. L. Hunter, Wilmot . '
Reversible Disc Plows,
Roderick Eeani Steel Frame Disc
Hiarrow.
Empire Junior Grain
Fertilizer Drill.
and
Sbldti easy terms
Wrie for circular -prices
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