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The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09
HARRY MYERS ID
 BE THE NEW BOSS
MESSAGES FROM ALL OVER THE STATE URGE HIM TO ACCEPT
 POWELL cLAYToNs PLACE.
Warning Factions of the Republican Party All Believe that Myers Could Unite the Party in
 Arkansas.

Following the announcement that General Powell Clayton, for forty years national committeeman from Arkansas, had resigned his place. came a flood of telegrams aud letters to Superintendent Harry H. Myers of the Hot Spring reservation urging him to make a fight for the leadership of the party in this state.
 The tenor of all the messages and letters are in effect that Harry Myers is popular, that he is aloof from the old prejudices, that he would be fair in all matters, and that he would and could do more to bring the warning factions together than aay other man in Arkansas.
 It is also set forth in the messages urging Myers to go for the place. that unless a compromising and i'm. partial man like himself is placed in tse leadership, the old party wit split more far apart then ever. and that the fight for g. new regime. which had been waged for y&s. will be continued by all the younger ele- ment of the party in Arkansas.
 Myers represents the new type of republican leader, and is noted in the following that has urged him 10 20 to the front that it is the sturdy young men of the party anxious for recognition for young men, that will stand benind him While General Clayton was a power. in fact. was an absolute dictator of republican affairs in this state for the past forty years thare had been a general decline of his popularity in recent years, until insurgency was frequent within the party and all the time it was traced to the general desire for a change that would bring the young men to the front
 Harry Myers is probably beyond question the most popular republican in public life in Arkansas Genial ana jolly in disposition, rather disposed to rule by pursuasion than by force. q splendid organizer of forces. it is no surprise that immediately follow. ing the announcement that General Clayton would lay down the honor of aatnional committeeman. comes the call on Harry Myers to step into the leadership.
 T nave no announcement to make in the matter at this time" said Super iniendent Myers last night. Tt is true that I have been urged to make a fight before the state committee for national committeeman, and the cal has argued that it is an op9ortune time for me 10 really serve my party in the matter of using my efforts to 
 bring the divided factions together Certainly l would be pleased to serve in such manner the party that has honored me, and l may make the fight for national committeeman though from various sources, 1t looks very much like the young blood of the party is determined to try to work
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09

out the unity of the party through
 mere IS no disputing the fact that Harry Myers could do more to bring ing strayed Bull Moosers back into the party than any othe man, and particularly than any other of the older ranks of the party in this state. me name of II. L. Remmell has been discussed in connection with the place. put most of the prejudices that ex- isted against the old regime are also iharbored against Mr. Remmell. and if IS improbable that he would be con sldered as a compromise leader.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09
W ake Up
 YOurLiver

Gftof V ENG AOiN0 lF "A iOINg
 SICK HEADACHE AND BILIOUS.
 NESS WITH HOT SPRINGS LlV-
 FER BUTTONS.
 Did you ever stop to think, Dear Reader that right here in Hot Springs is made and compounded the most scientific constipation and liver rem edy known and that it is scld all over America?
 Its such sure, gentle and efficient remedy that doctors right here in this great health resort prescribe 1t regu larly to aid people who are taking tn 9 baths to secure greater benefit
 HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTNOS can be secured at any Hot Springs pharmacy for ony 25 cents and drug gists will gladly recommend them for constipation, upset liver headache, dizziness, biEiousness, indigestion and bowel troubles.
 They clean out poisonous vast ?, brighten dull eyes, clear the skin and make you able 10 sleep better and work harder. Visitors should be sure to obtain a supply before going home.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the reg ular annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Citizens National Bank, of Hot Springs Arkansas, will be held in the banking room of said bank in the city of Hot Springs. Arkansas. on Tuesday, January 14th. 1913, at , o'clock D. m. for the purpose of elect ing directors and the transaction of such other legitimate business as may properly come before the meeting
 GUS STRAUSS,
 President Sentinel-Record Classified Aivertis ing will bring results.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to a proclamation made on the Nineteenth d&y of DeceinDe9, 1912, by George W. Donaghey, governor or the State of Arkansas, an election will be held on the fifteenth day of January. 1913. in the following town ships of Garland county and the wards of the City of Hot Springs, Arkansas, and at the following desig mated polling places, viz:
 Antioch Township Fouchelouk church.
 Baxter Township Mount Tabor. Bain Township-Crystal Hill. Farmer Township - Big Mazarn school house
 Hale Township -Hawes Post office
 Hot Springs Township - Court house
 Lincoln Township Meyers post office.
 Lee Township Reynolds school house
 Marble Township-T. Young's mill. Mazarn Townsihip-Pearcy post office.
 Mill Township-Center Star school house
 Mountain Township-Graves school house
 Mountain Valley Township Mason ic hall,
 Ouachita Township Cunningham's store.
 Phillips ownship-Lonsdale. Sulphur wnship--Lawrence Sta tion.
 Union Township South Fork church.
 First Ward-Court house
 Second Ward--Cooper's stable. Third Ward-City Hall
 Fourth Ward-Levy's stable. Fifth Ward-Josephine Hotel. Sixth Ward rd--Acker's building. Said election will bo for the pur- pose of electing one congressman from the Sixth congressional district of Arkansas to fill an unexpired term of Joe T Robinson.
 R. l.. WILLIAMS,
 Sheriff Garland County. got.
 What you want to sell and the other fellow wants to nuy may be welded into an advantageous bargain
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09
New Mlnor Leaoue.

Another minor league is matching. Western New York and Pennsylvania towns want baseball Bradford Mead. vile, Greenville, Kane, Warren and oil City in Pennsylvania and James town, Corning, Hornell and Clean, N Y. are the towns most prominently mentioned as candidates for berths.
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10. NY FRIENDS.

I am back in the city again and am located with J. K. Curtis at S15 Valley street; have bought partner ship and will take charge of the horseshoeing department. while Mir. Curtis will have charge of the black smithing and repairing. We will be in position 10 guarantee satisfac. lion.
 Bring on your had gated and crippled horses"
 Yours,
 H. V. HARRIS, 1-5-1wk Horseshoer. l
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09

If your children are subject to at Jacks of croup, watch for the first symptoms, hoarseness. Give Cham aerlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse and the at tack may be warded off. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09

When you want a reliable medicine for cough or cold take Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It can always be depended upon and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Robert R. McRolerls is a candidate for public patronage at the Southern Bowling Alleys, before the people of all parties, including the suffragettes.
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CHEAP CUT OVER LAND

In 1000 to 10000 acre tracts. Also large and smal! tracts of pine and hardwood 5. 10 and 90 acre fruit. truck and chicken farms For terms write or see W IT Hawkins, G29 1.2 Central Ave. l2-1yNtf
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09
Speaker Was Busy Fielder.

Iris Speaker was the busiest out fielder in the league. The Red Sox star fly chaser took care of 407 chances.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09
YOUR ATTENTION PLEAsE!!

Where your prescription is filled at Jackson's Pharmacy you get just what the doctor prescribes. Ab- solutely no substitutes used Our prescription department is in the hands of experts Jackson's Phar- macy, 344 Central Ave. Phone 47.
 1-7-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09

We deliver promptly anything. any ahe. Public Drug Co. phone 645 u
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09

What you want to sell and the other fellow wants to puy may be welded into an advantageous bargain through a Sentinel-Record want ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09

Try a classified ad.--It pays,
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-09
Every Bath Room

has individual vapor, shower and douche, giving you all the requisites of the bath in the privacy of the bath room.
 After your bath you retire to bath ing lounge. a room 40xi0 feet, where the air is dry, fresh and clean. II is scien- tific fact that germs will live and travel in moist air indifinitely while in dry air they will not, consequently the Maurice has supplied a bathing lounge entirely separate from the bath room, following the European custom in this feature and you are not inhalng the exhalations of hundreds of sick patients taking baths as is the ease where you bathe and sweat in the same room The same idea is car ried out in our hot room, the air being dry and clean and changed every ten minutes.
 Adjoining the bathing lounge is com plete hydre- therapy department.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-25
"'so TO- court House which was recently b ,t
hn;laS ~ VT harris guarantees to duplicate this
"'Iluhs at Sylvia, for the same SLIM of r,o,o ~

o 10 cut OF the court house recently built At nIarsb
A'S' 'no CONSTRUCTION OF which S26OO0 F,s;na, ol
h % 's building say that it OF the best un-toda+ ~
f ~ de Inc floor space of this ouidins covers moro th
n oeoi dS mucn ground than present con,t bon 80 ~
" i1ail mas executed and filed with the clerk Of tho -
"i0uct new court house agreeable with tho
" o NC" court mouse at Marshall new Jail 90 dood -
f +h S ~ sum not exceeding $4,000 Below we nrint =
v Of tho e ALSO we print signed by major
N u o ouolhe committee which explains itself We oro
h % W e hree members Of the committee in time for tb ;
however we are assured that their names can h ha
ieceSSary' oy the next issue of this paper " nou Il
Mr.. Harris Bond
-, N'~A 'o county-Seat OF jackson q x ro,,,
~ oy1Vd agree to court honee oorlI
h+; u he new court house Marshall Gncudino 1,+
+ senen'S and wiring for electric lights if desreh ond ~
ld ~ 10" Jali as good as the old Webster ces from %
~ " W uSeu LII ne new one for sum not exceod;nd ~: -:
thousand Dollars This April 18th 1919 NV uis imrty
Witness:
:, c. j. HARRIS
W. agree nat we will act become s,retiee 70 +h
Witness - --o1i'0 April loth 1913
}. B. ENSLEY
NJ BUCHANAN &C. COWAN
MCKEE
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-25
ANSWER To
THE CHARGE
BElk & FALSELY CIRCULATED THAT THF
lOMN OF SYLVIA lid nut MEET
llS UDLluAllUNS Uh BRIDGE
LUNlAALI.

In December 1915 it was neces
Sdry 10 have Two small iron bridoes
Dult oyer SCOUTS creek inside the
corporate limits OF The town Of Svl.
Va' Inc county commissioners
"Oulu not agree to build these
Orluses unless tne town OF SYLVIA
Wouiu agree 10 pay halt the cost.
Inc Contract was aWarued to the
Virginia Iron ana brldge Co. for
@1o'o. lie town obligated itself
ullect 10 Tie Drluge 20. 1Or S537. .5D
ol4e-Iiali lne cOnlracI price, and pa1d
tle Saline direct 10 the Drluge Co.
as WlIl De seen Dy atfiQavlls ana
copies OF recorus pIlnled below.
.AIflDAtII TAUm A. +. bhuWN.
lNONlIl CANOLIINA
ia WOUU CUUNIY'
ALNEY E. BROWN being first
duly sworn, opposes and says, that
he IS informed lnat it is reported in
Jackson County that Sylvia tailed to
pay It's One-nalt of two certain
bridges built within the corporate
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-25

unhtS OF the town of Sylvia. This
al11ant was treasurer OF the town =,
sylvia during part OF the IAN
and as sucn treasurer did. on the
1Ith day OF January, 1906, pay one
OF the notes or INSTRUMENTS amount
ing to S1oo. 10 principal to the
treasurer OF the Virginia bridge and
Iron Company, the BUILDERS of
SAID Drldges, aud while this affiant
Soon thereafter Went out of ONCE
II IS MS Information that the re-
1ilalhuer or \Ine towns one-half Of
the cost OF SAID bridges was fully
paid by it.
A. E. Brown
oWorn to and subscribed before
me- tne undersigned Notary Public |
,ol haywood County,. N. c., this the
10Th day OF March, 1913
II. T, Wilder,
Notary Public.
my commission expires February
,5th, 1915.
copy of note signed by town
loermen and marked paid through
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-25
jackson :; County bank, December

jackson County bank, Decemhe,
3lst, 1906: '0'
$268.75 Sylvia, North Carolina Doc
o. l9O5 January 1st 1907 after date
for value received, promise to nov nan
70 the order of Virginia Bridge and
Iron Go. Two Hundred and Sixtu-
eight and 75-1OO dollars. Neeotiah1e
and a payable at jackson COUNTY
bank, Sylvia, North Carolina. The
drawers and endorsers of this note
severally waive presentment and
notice OF protest and guarantee ito
payment any time after matur;tv
with interest at 6 per cent per an.
mum from date. ~ o
10; no; l. Due January 1, 1907. PO
Sylvia, N. C. ~
j. !; <; & Love, Love, Mayor, B. H. Cathey. !
": Y: buchanan, A. E. Brown
B: =. Gtindstaff Aldermen
Other bills, receipt, etc. can be
cen 6y applying to E. B. McDade
;ity clerk. ouo
)oPY OF RECORD FROM REGIS.
TER OF DEEDS OFEiCE.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-25

D'llsboro >; and Cullowhee Negotiating
With Bond Dealers.
"o'A ol surveying and Grading Will be Ree,,r 49,

The Sylvia Township Road Com.
missioners have solo $4,000 worth
OF Sylvia township koau bonds tho
money to be useo In building good
roaos In Sylvia township.
Inc commissioners have made a
deal ny when they Can get and nse
this niOAty along as IL is ac,ualtv
needed lOr me lUau CONSTRUCTION
LhsiAeer .. d. Cl1nsIuan. from
lht NORM CalOAna Stale k0aos Ie-
partment has been here this week
LOOMING over The rOaos from SYLVIA
to CullOWhee ana from Adoie tn
DhlSUOrO, and will be Dack IN q
Weeh VI tell Gays 10 assist in SIR
veylng ana laying out these roads
on Tie proper graoes.
lhe Washington Roads Denart-
ment is also Sending Raymond r
iomS' senior engineer OF Depart-
melt OF k0a0s at w asnlngton. who
Will be here To-Day ana give ,nstrnc.
uohS on building roaus ana ner-
maps Will tahe charge ol OF at least
part of the road building ...--
we print letter from Congress-
man Gudger on anothea page.
CulloWhee and Dnlsboro town.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-25

snlps are negotiating with the same
capltallst for the sale of their road
ponds, and will likely close q deai
at once. uoe'l
MT. John Moody was in town YES
terday and asked for q copv Of o,,r
koad Law and said tnat P;ver
township was going to petition he
county commissioners o allow tba;r
township to take adv; ntage of this
law and to build good roads in their.
township under the provisions Of
this law. This law provids as follows.
Section 20. That the provisions
o. OF this act shall apply in all their
iorce and effect to any township in
Jackson county not specially nam-
eo nereln upon petition signed bv 2
majority OF the qualified voters Of
such township, and the board Of
county commissioners of jackson
county shall upon receiving srch
petltlon, appoint a board Of road
trustees tor such township aforesaid
oI not less than five members mot
more than four shall be chosen from
any one political party) who shall
orF F7nlze. and proceed to carry ont
the PROVISIONS of this act as is nroe
vloed TOR the townships named
herein Provided, that thai the fnnd
issue jor any further township com
ing under the provisions of this Act
s'7H not exceed the sum of thirtv
thousand dollars.
30 tte prospects for some oood {
roads IN jackson are looking eood 1
with the exception of the fight that /
S oelne made to cut the 4 miles of +
DAD road back to Webster that was
aken OFT from tn to wnsathin and
ldded to Sylvia and Cullowhee and a
1herefy take from Sylvia and 0
,ullowhee, any jurisdiction of this O
tretch of road and in this:way de- e.
eat the prospect of a good road. =
rom the railroad to the Cullowhee -
school. o"ileo r.
We hope and believe our County tt
will be too broad n
1lnoed and patriotic to lend their
to throwing blocks in the
,ay OF a movement for PROGRESS
lat means so much to the future :.
rowth and upbuilding of our coun- "
7. We think it behooves everv tn
'od citizen in the county to stand he
any community that is propos- CO
g to spend it's own money to ben- ~,
1t the whole county. VI
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-25

North Carolina. Jackson County
commissioners meeting Jan. / 19OR
Members present: w. A. Henson
Ch., and J. II. Hunter '
board met at | o'clock D. m. and
proceeded to business.
Ordered by the Board that =
ciaim be issued to the Virgins.
Bridge and Iron Co for S26875 fo,
part payment on bridges at sylvia
Special Fund 1905.
1906. wy otn'
q, Members present: W. A. Henson.
IN, ). II. Hunter and A. W. Davis
lhe Board met at 9 O'Clock =,
and praceede with the settIemen,
OF the tax collector. ETC.
On motion of A. W. Davis o,d
sustained, 1t is ordered That ths,
county Treasurer pay to the Vire;
ma Bridge and Iron Co. S27O45 fo,
balance due said Company by Jacs,
son county on two bridges acros.,
ocotts Creek at Sylvia, this amoun,
oelns payment in full, princjpal-
ana interest, for one half the cost ~
Salo bridges to be paid by fhs
county. 'hs
State of North Carolina
county of Jackson.
l John X. Jones, Register of Deeds
d and for the County and STATE
do hereby certify thar
ne foregoing sheet contains 2 tr,,e
ino correct copy of Orders mads
y tne commissioners of jackson.
,ounty at the January and Febru-
ry Meetings in the year 1906 ~,
ae same appears on record in rhs
llnutes of said Commissioners
lGeetlngs ou page 467 and page 479
GiVen under my hand and Official
az this TINS the 7th day of March
,d;.+ JOHN r. JONES,
7glSter OF Deeds in and for
'1nty OF Jackson and State ot
You will notice that Mr.. A w
WIS webster citizen, was at that
ne q member of the Borad ot
mmlssloners and made the mo
n TO pay one-half the cost Of
sse bridges, yet with this omen
'Dro staring them in the face if
oe1ng industriously circulated
u sylvia never paid its Dart and
It the county had to nav the
oie amount. Voter do you think
; - Is na.t' a proper fair way t.. fight a
at public issue that concerns ala
people of a county?
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-25

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New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
COURTING A CAREER
Continued rom Page 4

returned TO bed. | can remember now how
cold my feet sometimes felt; for | always
did nv work barefooted and enjoyed run
ming a route through the dewy grass. At ten
or eleven | rose for the day, ate breakfast,
and spent the time until three-thirty writing
Jokes. anecdotes, and sentence sermon hllers
which | tried 70 sell 20 the Chicago papers
and cheaper magazines. At three-thlrty |
always strolled down 20 help my two alter
noon carriers with their evening papers. !
was back home and %, work on my typewriter
again at four O'Clock had % spend three
or four nights a month collecting newspaper
bills. and an hour or two extra each week
on the bulky ySundaypapers but that was all.
Within two months | found a tOothold
with the Sunday magazine section Of = Chi
Cago newspaper, selling there a number OF
little articles under my own name on such
practical subjects as Pay as You Go and
You'll Get There Quicker ~Put a Value on
Yourself and Never Mark It Down. Cut
Out Hilarity and Highballs and Get Down
10 Hustling and Hard Knocks, ~ Choppers
Win in the Big Game: No Place for Whit
tiers" Stick to Your Business Wife: Let
Afiinities Alone This kind Of stuff began
to bring me fifty or sixty dollars a month. to-
gether with other journalistic odds and ends.
suppose enjoyed at this time the unique
distinction Of being a newsboy who regu-
larly delivered SUNDAY papers containing his
own stories, and remember tearing open the
bundles 70 read my stuff Swearing when 1t
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17

was cut, and grinning when 1t was featureh
before beginning the work Of ~stuffing'7
In less than a year had left the ranks os
labor and become a corporal among the can.
italists.
| was shortly afterward reduced to N.
ranks. however. The elder brother -
the fellow from whom | had bought .hs
news route came to me one day, said a II,
about our fathers having been friends on tbs
Board Of Trade, and told me hed like to brv
the business back. | thought it over. III
had wanted to be strictly businesslike and
legal | could have held the route and proh.
ably rented it out for thirty or forty dollar,
a month for the rest Of my natural life; but
| was rather tired of the early hours and
early and late telephone kicks. needed
vacation. SO told Elder Brother he could
have the business back for the price had
paid if he'd take it off my hands that minute
and give me a months profit as a bonus.
| went to Michigan with my mother To
spend Christmas. The profits Of the route
fell to eighty. dollars during that bonus
month; which proved to me that brother
capitalists treat one another about as shah.
bilv as fellow workers do sometimes.
The second part Of "Couyting @ Career" en-.
TILED Ideas" aViH appear in an early issue.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
GLOVES AND THE MAN
Cortrse rom pag, s

Younger generation Of Buyers .,ming to,
Instead Of the jubilation 1t migl. nave been
Justly expected 70 cause, 1t seemed only 10
deepen the settled morosity Of W. 1er's sgaze.
"Whats the matter with the boy? It's 50
unreasonable Of him, after all the -rouble
took!" thought the Advertising " nager half
impatiently as week slipped pas ~aek, and
the Glove Assistant might still have posed
as chief mourner at his own funera.
HAS it ever struck you she inquired Of
her Assistant, Katherine Ellsworth, the
Wednesday before Christmas, "the-es some.
thing wrong with young Wagncr' Every
time see him he looks more and more low
spirited
slow spirited?7 cried Miss E'worth.
"Whv. I saw him Just now down in ia-niture
and he looked simply bursting VII spirits
Pulling out one dining room set atte- mother
as though he owned them
"That's odd said Virginia.
She was still pondering this phcr1menon
at fve-thirty when her office doo- gently
opened, a light hand was laid on her 5ulder
and she looked up into Carrie Ste,0lardts
eyes, blue with a blue she had nc.er seen
there before.
Il lust wanted to tell you said he girl
softly, "we're getting married this cyening,
and we want you % come out % supper to-
morrow. We've the cutest room, MT on
Diamond-st., and we think it no more than
right YOU should be our first compan., asit's
all your doing.
"Oh, don't say that" cried Virginia.
But it IS" insisted the brd.--o-be
earnestly. alfred says if it hadn't been
for the way YOU talked he'd never Of had
the nerve
Alfred" cried the Advertising Manager,
a great light dawning.
Il forgot YOU didn't know said the girl
simply. "There never was no one bu,
Alfred. When he just wouldn't speak, what
could | do but hurry and get engaged ~ Nh
Poole? And even then he might never Of
spoken, if it hadn't been for the ay you
talked to him. He had an idea Zee wasn't
high UP enough, even after puttag through
that Glove Sale-and what could he finer
than that? Alfred's such an IDIOT Oh, you
must know Alfred. He says now, If don't
mind staying on here for six months, after
that he'll take chance on my cooking.
He's so-comfortable. Alfred a And what
takes me-such a rest!" She drew a long
breath and blushci divina,r You see,
Alfred he don't expect me @. .e -ouantic.'