ill
MALS
iMtId: vCowan. visited; at
,Webster Wednesday.; ;';V;-,;
Quite a number of our people at-
tenaea;tne w. ri. u r air ai Asne-
IT! MR TJIIK WrirK. - -
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AillATirKao nroia ?t f---tirr QahiwiQir'
ited relatives and friend in' this
county last week.- , "V:
jir. rranK nooper ana aaugnier.
Miss Ora - of Tuckasefeee. were here
'last 'week. ; -f ' c V ' ; y.
- 1 v v . - ; t' . ' . " - -""-. . s. v " , -
ing at Beta, was in town Saturday.
Miss Lucy GrmdstaffV returned
Saturday from the eastern part of
the State, where she has been visit
ing severaL weeks. : ; '
Hon. A. M. Fry of ' Bryson City,
has been attending court at Web
ster this week. ,
Hon. J.. W. Ferguson of Waynes
ville, went to Waynesville Tuesday
evening.:, .-. V
Misses Cynthia Ensley and Marie
Queen returned last -week from
Andrews ' where they have been
visiting friends. ..' v
Miss Inez Cathey,, who has been
suffering from a severe attack of
tonsilitis, is improving. (
Mr. Oscar. Usher, moved his fam
ly here from Beta last week.
.Boone Brown, the photographer,
returned from a trip up the river
vthe latter part of last week.
Miss Leila Rogers of Webster was
"an the city this week. ;
3klr. and Mrs. A. B; Dills were
.among the many who attended the
W. N. C Fair Wednesdays
Mrs. Curtis who has been visiting
her son, H O. Curtis of this place,
returned to her home Tuesday.
- Allen Fisher of - Andrews has
heen visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
MeLain, of this place for the past
two week. 1 , i
Chioce Seed Wrjeat for sale bv
T. C. Bryson at $1.25 per bushel.
'SefiJ finst mft- last vpar 51 R.1? rfr
hushel. Sown oh seed plot by
itself. . - ,
See the ad of Cnnon Bros, on
another page in this issue.
L. J. Henson of Beta was in the
city this week. ;
Miss Edith Moore of Webster was
in town the latter part of last week.
Are you in arrears with your
subscription to the Journal? If so,
please call in and settle. ,
Samuel Jones, of Barkers Creek,
... i j Lv:' 4-
was iu luwii auu pam me journal
a very pleasant call Widnesday. .
Several of our townsmen have
Deen attending court tnis weeK.
Sam Henson was in town a few
- ' v i v tumt wk "
Abe Moore who is in charge of a
. tne citv tnis week.
When in Dillsbbro don't fail to
stop at Holmes Bry son's and see
'." his fine line of goods. ",
John Pnce was in the citv . this
Miss Burdene Stillwell of Web
ster visited friends in town for sey
eral days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clingman Ensley of
Balsam .were the 'guests, Sunday, of
- Mrs. Ensley's father, Cling Cope.
Inez Weaver spent the
j end in;Bryson ; City, the guest , of
Miss Bertha Marr.
Mr. and
M. Buchanan went !
to WaynesyiHe Thursday to ; attend
the Hay wood. County Fair.
-r. .k
been visiting in Sylva for several
dayKy
: Mont; Hyatt ''spent Sunday in
Waynesvilla
- W. H.. Smith of Wolf Mountain .
time Vk..A!rAa r?ifc in '. '-. rmW i
Saturday. ; ; ; ; V S '
W. B. Dunn of Cashiers was in
the city the first of the week.- . ;
; G. Taylor Hrmpton went to Cul
lowhee Sunday. :' ii r ; t i . '
Mrs." John A. .Parris and Miss
Arbutus Tallent attended the Hay
wood County Fair at Waynesville
Wednesday. ; r .
.: H. M.. Hooper visited - his father,
Mr. L. C. Hooper this week. ' ;
' Joe Self of Webster was in town
LWednesday. - V
- .Milas Parker of Cowarts was in
the city Wednes lay on business.
Hon. C. J. Harris was in the city
on business Wednesday. -
Joe. 1 Davis of Webster, was in
uie city uus weeK. '
W. L. Gidney has opened up a
blacksmith shop just across, the
street from the Journal office ,
A road sentence for every pisto
toter would soon breakup the habit.
Cherokee Scout
-,
Marriage license was issued re
cently for the marriage of Blythe
Owen of Jackson county and Al
toona McCaliof Gloucester. Syl
van Valley News.
QUALLA.
Mr. Loyo Keener and Miss Lillie
Reed of Beta were married last
week.
Mr. Tom Varner and Miss Fay
Rogers were happily married last
week. They left for Knoxville, but
will make their home in Whittier.
We'wish the i newly married people
a long and happy, life.
Most all of the farmers are busy
sowing wheat this week.
'James Gibson haajgom to Knox
ville for a few days.
J. C. Rhodes and W. L. Enloe
have gone to Georgia, where they
will be in business for two months.
E. W. Bird, who is attending the
Cullowhee Normal and Industrial
School, spent Saturday and Sunday
at home. .
John Johnson and Miss Laura
Howell made a visit to the Chero
kee Indian school Sunday. ' They
report a nice time.
Miss Nora Hall and Miss Hilda
Hipps of 'Canton are visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
John Battle, whose arm was
broken a few days ago, is getting
better.
The writer has been past writing
to-the Journal" for some- time" on
account of a broken shoulder, but
is improving fast -
Best wishes to the Journal and
its readers. Willie-Willie.
HONOR ROUT
Qualla Graded School for the
month of September: ,
First Grade Hattie Howell, Bus
ter BarnesTheodore Kinslaud, Vin-
nie Martin and. Fay Robinson.-
Second Grade Florence Tufpin,
Wayne Battle and Wade. Beck. v : -
Third Grade Horace Uo yr el 1,
Ruth Howell, BeauTord Robinson;
Dallas Howell; Jack Barnes, Grdver
Wigns, Olive Hall and ; Jessie Nc
land. . . - ' - :-.
Fourth' Graie - Herman Cooper,
Lola Battle, ; Kellev ; Bridges, Essie
Anthony,-Buren Terrell, Goldman
Kinsland and Charlie Raby. ;
Sixth Grade ThadT Wiggings and
Aiaiiiie Turpinr " r ; .
Seventh Grade urace Davis and
Dn-me Terrell. V- ,
Eighth Grade Maggie - Worley,
Hazel Rogers, Edmond Beck. Her-
;hel Keener, Carl5 ierreil. Winf red
Robinson. Thad Varner and Henrv
Mrs. Hannah Hall of Webster has
bird..
RoBf. EL Owen, Prin.
iDlLLSDOnfl.
Mrs? B. Gray ; has returned to
Zwalla, LsL, to spend the- winter,
where she can ' be with !'her husband
wha is bpe'iating a aarge lumber
. - " J"' -' '.' ' " '
plant.
11 Mrs. Jerry ;Hensley 1 is ; very sick
and hardly expected to recover; for
age is claiming her as -his own. -
It '.brings "sadness to. report the
death of Mny.Geo W. Shuler, f who
was stricken, with - paralysis last j
week. V Mr. Shuler was . abo 73
years t)f age, and leaves a wife, one
son and three daughters to mourn
their loss. " r
Holmes Bryson went, to Asheville
Saturday; returning Sunday.
'Mrs.'.R: Fl Jarrett went to Ashe
ville last week an(J will 4 remain to
take in the Western North Carolina
Fair. '
Work is being pushed ery rapid
ly on the dam, and though it will
take some time to finish it, the
steam drill and the hammer are
constantly making music
Many of our townsmen are at
tending court at Webster this week. I
Mr. C. A. Bird and many others
from Qualla went to Webster this
week.
In the mayor's court this week,
Severe McDowell was fined $20.00
and cost for striking a woman.
Ihese are the fines that tell and
help to suppress violations of the
law. And now if a few other may
ors will have the courage to say
more than one dollar and cost, it
will show that we want to stop,
crime in Jackson county.
Mrs. James Conner has moved
if.. . . ..
co umon county, ueorgia.
. WIUU1UUO ASkkkO XO kIVXkkXXUf tx
nice cottage ononis farm just be
low town. i.
C B. Allison is building a side
room to his store house.
. Mrs. W. A. "bil(s. Miss, ieulah
Dills and Mrs. B. E. Gray went to
Waynesville to the Fair, so did H.
R. Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Leather wood.
Mr. A. S. Davis after spending
several months in our midst, left
for Asheville, where he will spend
a few days-and tnen proceed to his
home in Port Deposit Md.
The Skyland Magazine, published
at Charlotte, but edited by Miss
Mae Smith of Hendersonville, is
one of the most attractive maga
zine that I. have ever seen come
from any Southern press.
Ralph Jarrett has returned from
Mars Hill for a while, having be
come sick out there, but will return
as soon as he recovers sufficiently.
The Critic.
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the stomach and curing the indi
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Lincoln, Neb., had been sick over
three years, but six bottles of Elec
tric Bitters put him right on his
feet again. They have helped. thou
sands.; They give pure blood, strong
nerves, good digestion. Only 50 cts.
at Splva Pharmacy.
FORTUNES IN - FACES. ' "
There's often much truth in the
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its never said where pimples, .skin
eruptions, blotchesT or, other- blem-!
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And For Three Summers Mrs. Vin
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Any of Her Housework.
Pleasant Hill, N. C "I suffered for
three summers," writes Mrs. : ".Walter
Vincent, of this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
I had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able to
walk about. Could not do any of my
housework. "V
-A also had dreadful pains in my back
and sides and' when one of those weak,
sinking, spells would come on me,- I
would have to give up and lie down,
until it wore off.
I was certainly in a dreadful state of
health, when I finally "decided to try
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and ' I firmly
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believe I would have died if I hadn't
taken it.
After I began taking Cardui, I was
greatly helped, and all three bottles re
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I ; fattened up, andVgrew so much
stronger in three months, I felt like an
other person altogether."
Cardui is purely vegetable and gentle-
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effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui makes for increased strength,
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sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than a million
weak women, during the past 50 years.
It will surely do for y6u, what it has
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