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In the write up in ;,tlje . Asheyille
fitizen of the Summer Camp School
is to be located at Sylva, the !
Citizen made the
that the promoters ui uic vwm.-
School had purcnasea ,uie uacsou ,,
Qouuty r air :
Fair Association. I his is a . aistaKeuy
idea that has been in the minds 01
a great many. people, wmie-me rauv-
Association has not sold ; the"; Fair j y
Grounds, the - property,.. nas i)een
leased to the school for the rnontl .
of June, July. August and : the first
tWo weeks of Septamber. lhis :wiu ;
ve the Fainfblks plenty of time toj -
nrpoare IOr Uie iau : yivaa
memer that JacKson.jqunty lsgomg
to have the best fairt ye
jias been heiain uus seguuu iu uic j
itate. . '
wo Hnn't nivfturj one dodd thing ;r
in Jackson County, for the .sake : ol
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another, but we want all -the -good j
things that are coming our way. ,
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JOHN- fllPflRRIS ,
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Udatcbea anb 3eiei:
All kinds of reporol66p
morx nouce.
ENGRAVING AJ SFECIALTY
Sylva4Nra:: ; "
C. G. LOGAN
Undertaker and Embaliner
16 years experience-
Full Line of Caskets and Robes.
License Noi6
Phone No. 17 Waynesville, N. C
COLEMAN C. COWAN,
Attorney ani Counsellor atLaw
WEBSTER, N. C.
DR McGUIRE.
DENTISTS.
Office : Pharmacy Building,
JSYLVA, IT 0.
W. R. :SHERRIUL.
Attobney at Law,
Offlc In Court Hous,
WEBSTER, Hi C. '
Alley . ... . C. (Buchanan!
iJfUetf (Cp- Buchanan
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HttOimeaU!ILUVP
While Mr. AUey has moved to
JVJyneiUe, :he; .1
take active part in the practice of
Jaw at Sylva and in Jackson Ca -
Phone connection betwen Sylva nnd Way- -
nesvuie office : " . .;
QEO AV; SUTTON
Bttorneant Counsellor
at 3Law y
Sylva Pharmacy Building J
Sylva, N. CL
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DRUG STORE
CHANGES HANDS.
Dr. D. D. Hoor)er has completed a
trade with JJ. Keener by which
Mr. Keener is the owner of the
Hooper Drug Company. The firm
name will remain the same that it
has been with J. B. Keener as man
ager and broDrietor.
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has. had a reat deal of experience
in Uie : drug business, i he having
connected with Dr? Hooper
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turning here ne has until recently
been the proprietor of the Dillsboro
Pharmacy and' ho ddubt x Will . be
most successtul in his latest enter?
pnse.
PRESIDENT OF AC L
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c President : ' !Emmerson : . of r . the
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, Atlantic Coastline Railway died; at
Wilmington Tuesdav nkmL from an
attack of acute indigestion. -
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A LITTLE CHILI).
The eight months old daughter of
Mr. and, Mrs. H. Stein died Sunday
afternoon after having beeh ill for
about a week. The funeral was
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev.
J. J. Gray conducting the services
PRESIDENT FINLEYDEAD.
Mr. W. W. Rnley, who" has for
the past six years served well the
people of the Southland in the
capacity of President of the Southern
Railway, died at his home in :Wash
ington, D. C Tuesday night im
mediately following a stroke of
paralysis.
We note that the Hotel Regal at
Murphy, one of the finest hostelries
in Western Carolina, will be .con
ducted under the personal manage-.
ment of Mr. Ju; Smathers, the ow
ner. .This , guarantees satisfaction
to it's large and growing clientele
as Mr. Smathers is one of our wid
est known and most successful busir
ness men and the connection of his
name with an enterprise usually
spells success.;
TTiat Judge. Frank Carter t is stii!
iignung xne uquor iranic is snown1
n T r ' ! vu
py the following extracta from the
Asheville Gazette-Nwa: . ;;t."B"S V1 ;
CarteryBitting as 5'agwmmking t
matrate 'explcded'aKb
magistrate,: exploded; at bumb; by
oriiermgrtheTim
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Jrn
and the Xhtury Drug
;itore; James LiAlexaader7 ; pro
prietor of the Battery Park 'hotel;
and J;BayUs;: Rector mana
the; Lan ,ren toger withtwa
other men;VancLi-.v .Wells'.' and-
Isadore Granti : the jiatter. colored,
these two men being alleged -agents
of one or the other of tie first : four
men named. The , arrests followed
immediately and the, deferidarit
were placed under iieaVy: bonds. J
s. These men are ch&geditli? sell
ing whiskey directly or indirectly,
and a few of them';th'.:&e:vcddihg'
andabbeting icrthe traffic truxfi
their ageuia. Th i affidyidte against
VL 12 Alexander andIsadore GranL
Were made by Ciiel of P61ice CsN;;
liminac, - and r thoseTagaihst the
others by Sheriff CWilUams
The arrests were made .; at the in
stance of J. W. Haynes.of the prosed
tionc ' v.-C ; :'
rl&ee of .the defendahb, Messer
Lange, Greerr, and Alexander,; were.
required by Judge Carter to , furnish
pona iqc ineir .appearance irom aay
Rectbrwa required to 'fdrjobK'nd.
mthe'sluniOf $10001 aridva: sinillaT
Vance Wens but he, was repotted
by the Officers to be out of the city.
The charges, against him are similar
to.tnose agamsi urani. , -
The tVxee druggists, Penrose Bald
win, D. McWMackay and'F. H. Mc
Mullen who were arrested about twQ
weeks ago when the investigation
was launched, were called into court
this morning to : plead the charges
against them of violating the prohi
bition law by making illegal sales
under license held to sell intoxicat
cauts on prescription. The oply plead
ing, however, was made by Mr
Baldwinthe others being continued
from day to day, the' court stating
the records of -the other two places
has not yet been completed. . , ; ?
Mr. Baldwin, through his attor
ney, Judge Thomas AJonesj agreed
to plead guilty in a technical sense
to the charges against him before, a
court of competent jurisdiction;' to
give up his licensetpsell whiskey
on7 prescription; ship "all intoxicants
in his place of business back to the
peopJ e from whom, they were pur
chased; and to quit the business as
long as the prohibition law remains
n effect in Asheville. - In support
of this he - also a reed to furnish
any bond that the court may deem
necessary to show good s faith in
carrying out the agreement.:-; v
Judge Carter allowed, this plea to
be entered. The defendant waived
a preliminary hearing in ' making
this plea. ; ' " V V ; -
The threa defendants remain un
der the same bonds, $1000-, each,
named by Judge ;Carter when they
Mr. T. R. Barrows in the Western
North Carolina Democrat speaks of
the time when Western North Caro
lina will rival Switzerland and when
Hendersonville will be the Hub of
this section. K hot air could be cony-
pressed and usecl as ; such Hender
sonville would make an . excellent
Hub.
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Mc; aj' to homo 4' :. ' , )
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m Waynesvdle; Thursday after a-
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and hisremahis iaid:to1rf';ia''the '":A'A Tl '
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Waynesvllle cemeteryr: He" leaves
a wife A and f iv . children: . Miisg -
Meto'Adairisotieigh.and;-Ca , . ; i -
J. and Charles K ,r i; i- '
Mr. Aoams uvea ai;uasmers,Yai- r-
rif years' where hrioucted : a '
yr.; :-.
general mercnanaise ana noiei dusi
nesiv: Later, going, oh the road ' as;.
a tray eling salesman he moved his
family to Waynesville. ;
RED CROSS STAUPS
T;e Southern Express Company
hUs granted free carriage ? for Red .
Cdss Christmas Seals to all parts
of the State 1 of North. Carolina. .
Jiisis i special concession to tho , -Red
Cross Seal Committeeof 'i hs :
State, but tlie same favor has beeb, 5
pranrpn some ntner atfltea. inia 1 v
hot only a contribution :of : several':
hundred dollars to the antt-tubercu
losis work, of these States, but is al-'i
so a recognition on the- partf of : the
Express Company of th yalue, of
the sale of the Red Cross Chirstma
Stamps in arousing sentiment . that
will .help " eradicate i this disease
The Southern 'Express ; Company
is always wide awake to tthe , best
commercial interests of its1 territory -It
probably-realizes the, enormous
economic value of the fight Bgainst
tuberculosis. Every untimely
death" is estimated to be. an econo
inic loss of $5,000 to the State or,
community! At this rate tuberculosis-costs'
the State $30,000,000 .
To combat with, this -disease the
the State is spending a mere pit
tance. The Red Cross Seal Com-.
mittee hoped to raise $10,000 this
year by selling 1,000,000 Red: Cross
Seals. These seals or stamps 'are
used as decorative stickers on 5 let-.
ters and packages during several
weeHs before Christmas. They will "
be sold in nearly every section of
the State and can be secured of
the Red Cross Seal . Committee at
Ch riotte. . .
Hie action of the Ey press Com
pany and indicated above will help
a great deal in distributing the
seals and literature.
TDBEBCULO IS POBK.
It is stated that during 1912 $3,000 K
000 was spent by fraternal orders
labor unions, and . insurance com
panies in special funds for, the treat
ment of; their , members for tuber
culosis. :Tlie Royal (League has a
sanatorium located at Black Mount
ain, The modern Woodmen" at Colo
rado Springs, The Order of Foresters -at
Rainbow Lake , N. Y, and the
Workmen's Circle at Liberty, N." Y.
All of these , sanatoriums are con
ducted for the treatment of tubercn-r
lous patients and supported by these ;
societies. The International Printers
Union has a sanstonum at Colorado .
Springs, and the Printing. Pressmen
one at Rogersville; Tenn. The metro
politan Life Insurance Ctompany are,-:
with the approval of the New, York
Insurahe Department,' erecting 'a
sanatorium at Mount Greor, N. Y
for the treatment of their employees-
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