SYLTAN TALLEY YEWS
BREVARD DRUG GG.’S UNUSUAL OFFER.
“It isn’t often that we have faith
enough in the medicine ]3ut up by-
other people to be willing to offer
to refund the money if it does not
cure,” said the proprietor of the
-Brevard Drug Store to a News man
. who dropijed into his store, “we are
glad to sell Dr. Howard's specific
for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia on that basis.
“The Dr. Howard Company, in
order to get a quick introductory
sale, authorizes us to sell their reg-
■nlar fifty-cent bottles at half price,
25 cents, and, although we have
sold a lot of it, and have guaran
teed every package, not one has
been brought back as unsatisfac
tory.
“One great advantage of this
specific,” he continued, “is its
small dose and convenient form.
There are sixty doses in a vial that
can be carried in the vest pocket or
purse, and every one has more
medicinal power than a big pill or
tablet or a tumbler of mineral wa
ter.”
loo'iisfrial Soliool iotas.
Protect Your
Family
By insuring Your Life
in the
iotiia! Life losyreiioe Co.
of New York.
The younger you are the better and
cheaper for you.
T. W. WHITMIRE, Agt.
Streetmaii's
Killer
Aa Absolute Cure for
GorLorrh€Ea
and - Gleet,
Painless, quickly and correctly.
Oomplete treatment. Sent by express
upon receipt of
PPJCE $2.00.
T. L. STREETMAN,
Mfg. Druggist.
ASHEVILLE, N. C
The Washington Birthday en
tertainment, postponed on ac
count of bad weather, will be
rendered Saturday evening next.
The Industrial School is very
much indebted to A. K. Orr. of
the Transylvania Bail road Co.
for the loan of a dozen tons of
coal while car for school was de
layed.
Pour new students recently
entered, two from Jackson coun
ty, one from Balsam Grove and
one from the country near Bre
vard. This increases the en
rollment for the year to one hun
dred and thirty.
Next year considerable im
provement will be made. The
course of study will be carefully
revised. The faculty will be in
creased, a new industrial feature
or two will be added and the
school work in general will be im
proved along all lines.
The enrollment for the year
has reached one hundred and
thirty, a year ago it was one
hundred and four. The number
of boarding pupils enrolled^this
year is thirty-four, last year sev
enteen. The money turned in
for tuition fees this year is $1,275
-last year it was $750.
E. E. Bishop.
A Mirrm health
POWgiS
Aisso lately Patr®
MS Ka zmsnrnn
mon at Rocky Hill Sunday and
anticipated holding a series of
meetings this week, assisted by
Rev. Morris, but owing to the
bad w’eather decided-to postpone
it for a while. We hope they will
be able to be with us before a
great while, as we think a good
revival would be a blessing to our
community. Totsy.
Pon’t Forget Mbout
ALLISON’S
Almond Jelly Lotion
For your Chapped Hands.
Every Bottle Guaranteed
Sold only by
The Brevard Drug Co.
Srange Items.
LQftis Locals.
Administrator's Notice.
Halving qualilied as adminNtrfitor of R. S
McKeivy, deceasevl, late r-i Transylvania coun-
ty, _N. C., this is tt> notify all persons havina-
claims against the estate of said deceased to ex-
hibit them to the undersigtied oii or before the
14th d5;y of February, 19OC, or this notice will be
plead 111 bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please nnike immedi
ate payment This lith day of Felmiary, 1905.
W, H. McKFLVY, Administrator.
[wine ©I Cardni
Cured Her,
I 213 South Prior Street,
I Atlanta, Ga., March 21,1903.
I suffered for four mouths -with
extreme nervousness and lassitude.
I had a sinking feeling in my
stomach which no medicine seemed
to relieve, and losing my appetite
I became -weak and lost my vital-
I ity. In three weeks I lost fourteen
pounds of flesh and felt that I must
find speedy relief to regain my
health. Having heard Wine of
Cardui praised by several of my
friends, I sent for a bottle and was
certainly very pleased with the
results. Within three days my
I appetite returned and my stomach
troubled me no more. I could
digest my food without difficulty
I and the nervousness gradually
diminished. Nature performed
j her functions without difficulty
I and I am once more a happy and
I well woman.
OLIVE JOSEPH,^
Treas. Atlanta Friday Nlgat Clnb.
I Secure a Dollar Bottle of i
j^Wine of Cardui Today.
Editors Sylvan Valley News:
Miss Leona Gidney v/ill be the
next postmistress at Loftis.
Homer Gillespie of East Pork
spent several days last week with
relatives here.
L. E. Cooper of Pelzer, S. C.,
made a flying trip to see his rela
tives here a few days ago.
We gladly welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Lance to our com
munity as new neighbors..
Reba and Leslie McGaha spent
Sunday with their little friends
Misses Carrie and Lillie Salts.
Don’t forget to come out to
church Sundayand also to prayer
meeting .'Saturday night if the
weather will permit.
Many will be pleased to learn
that R. T. Whitmire is slowly but
gradually recovering after an ill
ness of several weeks
P. G; Drake of Carl, S. C.,
passed through Loftis last week
euroute to Brevard and stopped
with J. A. McGaha for dinner.
My! We think our Loftis boys
are ready to call off their dogs
and quit rabbit hunting as they
are getting tired of so much fresh
meat
Hurrah for you Craf Mouth.
We were glad to hear a voice
break out of those mountains
Open your mouth and hollow
again.
Oh! Why that broad smile that
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt are -w'earing
is all because they have a new
visitor at their home which is a
big “squalling” girl.
The old “coon” and his chum
were circulating among the
Buck Forest folks Sunday, so
look out. Baby Girl. They say
they got a peep at you.
Wonder who it was that wrote
us such a nice little Valentine
with such “cute” little verses—
such as
Editors S.-^’lvan Valley News:
Miss Norah Ashworth is teach
ing school at Little River.
W. S. Ashworth has a few'
goods in his new rock store.
J. M. George has been quite ill
bat is recovering fast. Hope he
will soon be about again.
Wm. Drake is the champion
sled maker in town. During the
snow he was kept busy at his
trade.
Baxter Merrell has quit the
carpenter’s trade and is now' a
hustling agent for a patent scrub
broom.
Thomas Pickelsimer has re
turned fi’om Ohio and is at home
enjoying a few _ dayj,.. with his
friends.
The Sunday school at Locust
Creek has not frozen out yet.
Many bright girls and boys at
tend. Our superintendent is
very much pleased. Nix.
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East Fork Facts.
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We carry one of the largest stocks of
Carriages^ Wagons^ Farm Implements^ etc,^
in Western North Carolina.
SLK BliOS.,
Near Depot
Hendersonville, N. C.
Over and over these flotvers repeat
With fondest insistence ‘ ‘I love thee, sweet, ’ ’
Gee! .lust what about this ter
rible weather? One of our olde st
citizens says it has been the
roughest winter he has seen in
many years; but I don’t think
we ought to grumble, for the
writer recently received a letter
from a friend at Danville, K.y.,
saying the thermometer was reg
istering 16 degreess below' zero
there.
Prom all reports Rev. A. O.
Allison preached an excellent ser-
Editors Sylvan Valley News:
C. L. Garren was in tkeReba sec
tion Saturday on bnsindi^.
A. H. and Jtilins Garren went to
Calvert Friday last on business.
Mrs. Thomas Gillespie and chil
dren spent Friday afternoon with
her sister Mrs Eftle. Garren.
Lonnie -Chapman wont to Sonth
Carolina lastYgek to see his girl.
guess she was “over glad” to see
him.
If this rough weather continues
much longer the farmers are going
to get very much behind with their
farm work.
Misses Emma and Ella Garren
spent Sunday and Sunday night
w'ith their uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Garren.
Misses Maggie Galloway and Cleo
Harper, of Pickens county, S. C.,
have been visiting their cousin Miss
Nettie Chapman of this place.
Why doesn’t Uncle Zoke write to
the News as he used to? We cer
tainly enjoyed reading his comical
letters, and w'isli he would write
often..
I gness Nellie, the Reha corres
pondent has frozen up as we have
not seen anything from her in quite
a while. She is not so faithful as
dear little Sunshine was.
Polly Ann.
, Stomcli Troubles.
“Ohamberlain’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets are the best thing for
stomach troubles and constipation
I have ever sold,” says J. R.; Cull
man a druggist of Potterville Mich.
They are easy to take and always
give satisfaction. I tell my cu.stom-
ers to try them and if not satisfac
tory to come back and get their
mone.y but have never had com
plaint.
For sale by Z. W. Nichols Brevard,
and O: L. Erwin Calvert.
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CANTON, N. 0.
J. A. MAY & SON.
General line of Nursery Stock for Spring and Fall 1905.
TOjOOO Apples Trees in stock. 60 varieties. We solicit your
orders for Fruit Trees, Vines, Ornamentals, etc.
Everytliing Guaranteed True to Marne
i€tlselwoM
The Elitire Stock at this Store
IS fresh and clean—neat, sweet and toothsome.
Rig!! Orai Coffees, Teas aiii! Faiiof Ceoiied Goods
You pay no one else's bill when dealing with us, as ou-r
terms are cash.
C. LOFXISt The Grocer
Aethelwold Building. g.5^
W. L. AIKEfSl Sl Go.r- Meat Market,
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Buy and Sell Fat Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, etc.
Milk Cows a Specialty. Main st, Brevard, N. C.
Phone 62.
King Concrete Bldg