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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

Corner cincinnati Ave. ana fourth
&c.. Harley H. Marriott pastor. Morn
ing worship and sermon, II a. m,
-ubicct "Rocks of Bygone Days"
Evening sermon Address, \ y. m,
subject "Giblc Valleys" Both the
corning and evening sermons should
>, heard by large crowds sunday
hool at $40 a, m. Mr.. j. Allen
Neagcr. superintendent. Reds we're
ahead i'm the big contest last Sund0y.
This new contest is just beginning
There will be a big landslide today.
At the least calculation We should
reach 500 Every new scholar will hc
rivcn @ badge
-. Y. T. l.. at y. NJ, Mr. Carlton
Weaver. president \ fine program.
Everybody invited.
Notes.
ON next Friday canvass by all
the churches is to be made Of the
entire city. This church has large
district in the center of the city. This
morning the pastor will call for help
ers who viii give their time from
tin 1 O'Clock Friday afternoon. This
church will need 75 in this canvas.
Tho services OF the day are very spc-
ciaL Large crowds will be in attend
ance. At night the sermon address on
Bible Valleys" will be descriptive
and most applicable discourse.
with the artistic rush of words we
will 20 over the mountains and
through the valleys of antiquity. What
sights we shall behold. hope hanging
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27


lBroctmm Building Corner ninth
and South Muul
Lesson sermon. II "a. IN. Subject:
Probation After Death
sunday school for the children at
9.la a. M
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at p. m.
This church maintains free Chris
tian Science reading room in room
g16 Central National Pank building
which is open to the public every af-
tcruoou. except Sunday from . to
l.3O O'Clock Here the Bible and an
authorized Christian Science lltera-
turc may be read on purchased. il de-
sired
All are cordial, invited to attend
the services ana visit the Rcadine
room
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

Mrs A. " Klns'rg NJ Cincinnati,
%. who spent the past winter I'm ful-
pa Win her son, Mr. Thomas klnsley,
VIII return home Tuesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

Mr. b. " rurdy Of Jackson, Tenn,
has arrived for visit Of several day.
with his brother MI e. " Purdy
ana family of Eighth ana Peoria,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

Mr and irs Henry s. condor
VIII bee located after next wecE In
their nrV home. handsome bungn
low at So grs Norlh Denver
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-07
BASEBALL NOTES.

Marty O'Toole. the Pittsburgh Ptsatss' e29.soo
,dtcl,sr, was twenty-four bours this eide Of Ass:h
when he wss o,sssted on for apsnadicth Thus.
DAY night at Pittsburgh. according to Dys. Z. ".
Meredith and 2. II. Aufhannsf a u. Nan.
esret's Hospital. O-rOoles csss has bssa dsss,
opins for months. Had the ope'atsas ben ~
Isyel q day, the surseons say. there would havs
been no chance for him. His bride y tass rse6s-
s,tns from Q similar os'sratios md y h Az.
ghany General Hospital.
Connie Mack of The Athletes vvpts Q ls1oU.
which has jmt bssn rsesissd W Csst. J. J.
O'Br,su Of Philadelphia. anpoaacias that Jack
Coomhs the star pitcher Of the Athlstics. yin ~
bach In the sans bs ssmsnhss. "Coonhs b
fsst rounding into SHAPE" AAct wrots. and hs
VII b back u barnes By Ssp<. - At ,hs
istsst."
Mo~, than 1000 psnons ~ the Chinss Cal.
ysrsity bsIebail team sore . dscisivs victosy
over The Dsnbuy nine at The Olympic flsli.
Ths score was Is to o. The Aoaso,ians bsas
10 MS their bats veil In the flint inains. sad
Whsn the ]aS man uas retired thss ohaitss W
four rns ThN hsptt UP thsi, tssyiiie hating
s "ss Ssp IN 70 Ss|d he chin:nss. b.. H. q:
he'd the Danbur,s scordss~
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out an infield hit. williams batted for
Engel and struck out. On the third
strike Ainsmith stole second. Moeller
out, Peckinpaugh to Borton. Ainsmith
going to third. Foster out. Midkif to
Borton. No Runs. One Left.
Gallia now pitching for Washington.
Peckinpaugh lined out to Mcbride. Bor-
ton was called out on strikes. Morgan
tossed out MidkIhf. No Runs.
NINTH INNING-Milan got . base
on balls. Fishers second pass. Milan
stole second. Gossett was hit on the In
dex finger BY foul tip and had to re.
tire from the game. Smith. the new
catcher from Kingston. N. Y. replace
Ing him behind the bat. Gandil hit to
Peckinpaugh. who threw to Midkin.
getting Milan at third. Morgan beat
on. an inneld hit. putting Gandn on
second. Peckinpaush made . brilliant
stop and threw out Shanks at hrst. the
other runners advancing. Mcbride
singled to left. scoring Gandil and Nor.
gan. Ainsmith fouled to Mtdkn. Two
Runs. Two Hits. 0ne Left. Two Is
sistS.
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK. N.
y. July THE entries for to-morrow's
races are As follows:
FIRST RACE--Thrse.yes roids sud up: sailing:
sig fusionss; main couras .-De,luct.on. H.: Jot
Finn. lO6 Bouncing Lass. los: Bosom. 100.
little Jupiter. iC5: War Lord. iC3; F1ytaa
ysnsec. Ia: 'lsidors. 1903; Nonersif. li3; LAGis
Lightning. los: KA,inka. ioS; Warbler. lie.
SECOND RACE--Two-yearods: selling; five
and half furionss; s.nisht courss. LADY 0rsst.
90; The Shirt, iO7. Delft, los: 8ai.op. 10:
Wooden Shoes. 100. Water Lady. ice: MArsarst
Meise. los.
THIRD RAcE-Thre-yea-- and up; sr,l.
ing: one miie.-Montrssor. loi stentor. los;
,,akhurst. III: Colonel Cook. ios: Rollins stnne.
,b6 I.ohengrin. ss; Ella Byson. ioo: Perth
shire. los.
FOURTH RACE-rhreeysar.olds and up; n.
ceiaior Handicap: one and onssixtssa.h mllsa-
Prince Bus.ne. li2; Nigh: Stick, IS: Fl1iss
Fairy, iOl: Cur Fisher. 100: Lahore. ia: g. ~
Miller. i0i; Meridian. 100: Cock o the Weld.
IL.
FIFTH RACE-Pour.yearcad and up; etseebe
chass Handicap; about two mIles.-Ths Wse3a.
10; Shannon River. iSs; Ssvsn Nau. ~;
L'Nsvarre llD Bis Sandy. leo; winhls. ~;
Roland Parder. $50; Noscsay. l3o; Geosss n.
i%S: Maxiyn's Pride. $50.
SIXTH RACE-T~o-yesrod nasdsaa; nvs ssd
a half furionss strsish..-IAly Orms. l01; eeAm
iOI: Andrew. 10: chief Masistrats l01: Un,ls
Nun, 10: Black BOom. i07 Ais 'CAvsnase.
sA,preotice Allowance claimed. =,
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purss mo; two-yesr-
obs foaied In Canada: nve furiongs.-
Beehive. la IN. Buxtoa). . to s and out
first; slipper Day. 10 I'll. Cray. . to
and out. second; Froissart. los Ct.
:. AAams). 20 to !. 10 to / and 70 I. third.
rime-I.os Is. Alai Bass also ran.
SECOND RACE-Handicap steepis-
chase: purse $500; four.ysar-oids and
upward; short course. Jack Dsnnerlon.
Us IN. Pearce). 8 to I. I TO I and to 8.
wen; Mystic Light. iba wv. Kohlsr).
- g. 7 TO 8 and to s. second: Juvsr.
. enoe. l>3 u. Kermsth). 8 70 l. even and
4 70 2. third. Time. SIS The African
fell. Rocky. Lissis Flat end Gun Cot.
ton also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purss 600; thrss.ysar.
0lds and upward; selling: SIX furlongs
-paisy Plat. Is "a. Wilson,. 10 to 1
20 I and Q to !. Asst: Star Gift. IN
&C. Gross). Z to I. 8 TO and 8 to 8
second; Miss Edith. % "a. Nsyior), 4
to 8. even and I 70 Z. third. Time
lA+-5 Ralph Lloyd. Dynamo, Clint
BACK River. Jessup Burn. Chemulpo
Visible. Russell Ac0lil and Font ais,
ran.
FOURTH RACE - Niagara Stakes
u.e0o added; two-ysar-oids; fve fur
lonss.-Southcrn Maid. lw wv. Knapp
o TO and out. nrst: LATHE Nephew. II
~ Wv WORTH. 3 TO 70 and on,
secsnd; The Ushss. 100 Moody. . to
: al. .i.. sr,g. ihree starters! Time
lee rs The Usher ard Southern MAI
aoupled ~ the n. Davis entry.
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H|GHLANDERS.


called out ON strikes. No Runs. None
Left.
THIRD INNINo-Moeller out. Mid
XIII to Borton. Fosters drive took .
bad bound and went past Psckinpaugh
for Q single. Milan was out. Schuls 10
Borton. Foster taking second. dandil
doubled to left centre. scoring Foster
Morgan was out to Borton unassisted
One Run. One Left.
smith was called out on strikes.
schuls also struck out. Daniels ont
Boshiing to 0andil. No Runs. None
Left.
FOURTH INNING - shanks popped
out to Peokinpsush. Mcbride filed ou
70 wolter. Peckinpaush made . grea
stop and threw out Henry. No Runs
No Hits. None Left. No Errors. ON
Assist.
Wolter went out. Morgan to Gandil
Cree struck out, this being Boehiins'
fourth strike out. Hartsell lined . sinGl
over second. Peckinpaugh fouied out l.
Foster. No Runs. One Left.
, FIFTH misunderstanding struck our
| Moeller died on 4 splash to the DO,
schuis to Borton. Foster singled I
right for his third straight hit Hart
. cell tossed out Milan. No Runs. On
Hit. One Left
Borton left. Mcbride 10 aandll. MID
kin was hit by a pitched ball. Smit
again struck out. SchuiS struck on
No Runs. One Left
sl9rH lNNIN0-oandii beat out q
aas bit xsrsaa tered oAaal
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then taken out Of the box and Stack
substituted. Dsmarss was called out on
strikes. Hummsl made q. horrible mum
Of Burns's ny in short right. allowing
Meyers to score. Snodgrass to reach
third and Burns second. Wheat made
sensational running catch Of Skaters
ny In short left centre. Three Runs.
Two Left.
Moran Souisd out to Meyers. cutshsw
flied out to 0nodssass, the latter grab
bling the bail after hard run. Hvmms'
was hit with . pitched ball. Wheat
forced Hummel at second. Doyle to
Fletcher. No Runs. None Left.
REvENTH INNLN0-Heckinssr re-
placed Miller behind hst bat for Brook
Ign. Doyle was thrown out at hrst b,
Smith. Merkls walked. but was cauSh
stealing. HeckinEer to Cutshaw. NJ
Runs.
Daubert made his second hit, . lont
drive to left for . base. Smith Wal
tossed out at hrst BY Demaree. Dauber
reaching second. Kirkpatrick was callet
out on strikes. Heckingsr peat out
slow one up the third-base line. ad
vancing Daubert to third. Stack sin
gled up the third-base line. scorin,
paubsrt and promoting Heckinser &
second. Moran popped up to Meyers
4 One Run. Two Left.
EIGHTH INNIN0-Murray flied ou
to Wheat. Meyers was called out OF
strikes. SnodGraSs singled to the In
held. Snodgrass was caught mapping OF
Stacks quick throw to Daubsrt. NJ
runs. None left.
Cutshaw beat out his boundsr 4
Fletcher. Hummsl popped W . a!
which Merkle dropped and. a. Cutshav
held the base. Merkle touched him out
Wheat singled TO left. sending Humme
to second. Daubsrt drove . long ny 4
Snodgrass. Smith singled to loft. mini
the bases. Callahan batted for Kirhpat
rick and popped W to Fletcher. NJ
Runs. Three Loft
NINTH INNIN0-Hummsl went :
short, Moran to right and Callahan Z
centre for Brooklyn. Demaree Med GU
to Moran. Burns's line ny nisd I
Smith. Shafer beat out . slow bounds
up TO third-Sass line. Shafer stole sec
ond. Fletcher singled TO centre. scorin
shafer. Doyle flied out 10 Wheat. On
Run. One Left.
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PeckinpauGh to Hartxeil. Morgan stole
second. Shanks struck out. Mcbride
DOUBLED to the left neld fence. Morgan
scoring. Henry struck out. One Run.
One Left.
Daniels struck out. Boehling's seventh
fan victim. Wolter got the second hit
on Boehlins. q single In deep right cen.
ire. passed ball put Wolter on Sec
ond. Cree got q base on balls. Hartzeii
struck out. Morgan threw out Peckin-
paugh. No Runs. Two Left.
SEVENTH Misunderstanding struck
out. Schuls threw out Moeiler. Foster
struck out. No Runs. None Left.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-07
"HANS" WAGNER'S KNEES
RESPOND TO TREATMENT. y
HE'LL SOON Be IN LINEUP.
Was Feared Pittsburgh's Old "
Horse Was Out Of Baseball
for Good.
Especial to The Evening World. +,

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 1.-The coa-
dition OF Hans Wagner Is gratifying 70
Barney Dreyfuss to-day. A. he has
grounds for believing that In the courss
Of a couple Of weeks the Old war horse
will take his place at shortstop and
stay there the rest Of the season.
Wagner's knee was injured at Hot
Springs last spring and this has both.
cred him somewhat. Recently the 9TH
er knee spranE a creak which made him
unsteady on his fec. and prevented him
from taking . proper position At the
plate. Consequently his batting fell %.
But his knees are both responding 70
treatment. and the good news 10 Given
out to-day by the club management
that Hans will be seen at his post on
the return Of the team from the East
July Is
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WILLIE RICHIE <Na
"ANOTHER JOE CANS"
MURPHY PROTESTS GAME
CUBS FORFEITED AND
WANTS UMFiRES SC0L0ED
Chicago President Says ST. Louis
Team Violated Rule by Having
Themselves Put On. Quickly. d,

CHICAGO. July 7.-Prcsilnt Charles
W.. Murphy Of the Chica5o Nationals
to-day wired TO Prcsiden: Lyncn prO-
testing the second game OF yesterdays
double header with st. Louis. which was
declared forfeited to tho latter.
Not only does Mr.. Murphy claim that
the game should be awarded to the
Cub, but he also wants Empires Eason
and Brennan repriinanded for giving
the game TO st. Louis. He does not
deny that his players adopted diistory
tactics In an effort I, prevent nve In
n!nzs from being played before
O'Clock, when the game was TO have
been called by agreement. hut he cen.
tends that the visiting team offences
Arst In violating the rule by trying TO
get Themselves put out quickly sftee
they had obtained a three.run lead.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-07
EDIANA WINS RACE
AROUND LONG ISLAND.

John A. Crowley's Edlana. represent
ing lie Harlem Yacht Club. challenger
for the trophy. won the Deep Sea Cup
Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club In the ocean
49," ,rnrrd Long island that finished
on the station Of the Brooklyn Yacht
Ciu1 ~ Gravesend Bay.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-07

0pyssht, 1914 b. n Psso ryeatniss o.
rrhs New YsFA wss30.
q An rRANC10CO SPORTING men whe
saw RitchAs knock out Joe Rivers
cali him another Joe 0ans."
Thss n piiin9 on the enthusiast. no
doubt. bat stili Richie must have pus
op Q very pretty 6ght. ana he surely
0u1shed Il In an elective and werk'
0ao,ike manner.
joe Cans was - sfnsct1ve hnAshsec
eas Of the greatest that ever lived. Ne
AsA brain for night He was cool ~
As11be: ate in all situations. Jess "a
vos1ts trick was to block . punch and
esuntsr from the blocking positioa- He
could now has hand Q NV Inches end
deliver . knockdown punch.
n Whine Richie - anything IKE Joe
0ans hs'n last . long time - cham
plea.
/, There are few ushewsishts who can
give while . nsht Best and foremost
a., Of The ist 70 Mcfarland. - . matter OF
course. Paokey 10 the clevsrest boxing
AGhtsr Of the time. A. Rtchis shows
n Jnelinatiou 70 20 In above the recog-
nissd n pounds rinssids lightweight
N0it thAre 10 . chance nat 10 may
NEST NoFariand as 18-ths weight No
yNriand can do without leaving his
Oereagt,i On the road And u this
: -...s !. la. :, III, Arsv ,he rreassst
1907 a. ~. s,Sc-v - wrAtvasnt oon.
tesla
Brston sneeso % foes"
1ksly ehaassnssr tor NE uoe' seoH
hes beaten many aGhewAshtA Ga eoay
the incomparabis AcTsriand he's besn
abje % make hlm look liks . second
,.tsr IN the rins. xoFssianA MAKES
shsm an ,ook M nov.ces vAeo nee as
~ 1910, -. ouf,oan1eA neariy
-. w-se-.a..s. I. shs ssuS.
=" " w .-...Sv ...sHeH
W %
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WASHINGTON.

Williams batted for Engei In eighth.
First Base on Balls-On Fisher l. off
Engel .. on Gala 1. Struck Out-By
Fisher 3; by EnEel Q. Stolen Bases
Ainsmith. Milan. Double Plays-McBride
to Morgan. Midkir to Har,zeli to Dor.
ton. Hit by Pitcher--By Engel 2. by
Fisher 1.
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Pitcher George Muln Of the Senator'S Mass at Chisty
Mahswsons Great Major League Record and 0pnss That
the Giants Star Isn't Human.
By B0xensan BssIHev.

e. s. NO" : -; = Ky s.:
IVA
How '' :o. Il Il CO e:e1 ."Sr' ! ....a
supUo..
excepting
+: sa: vt. % :s; $ him. y:
~: md :. IL, Ss ws. A'
III. .a h: wo. Is IN, ma lost .oo, ! bell believe: =,
H. sd % .~., s::ss s :
AK: ss 70: %.: . :s ~ s my
ovs mArrv LEAD Aso tn. ,s,,stoss. 7s.mot.
: s,s out ~. .ss % I'D
1T YOU til. star pitcher tn.
Matt, the vsss next
~: run escaped s.Sas n :
shot on
.:s :.s :: , ' c "s ; :ss: :s ~ 's : .
Lee: tho" .s =" os ST S
,ss' s,s 3 ~ 9 81
evss LEAD wGsrsRN INVASION POLO oRovNos
of big po''eis. for Having
eleven :: .:T . the @ the, start s.s.n..
Cubs they set through .h: s.s. with
max: '''' -'''' 400
so.,H: A. ss':s'.s
thank. '"N''" spanish
THERE ARE OTHER ARTISTS on IN. CLUB.
Lory Doyle be recooved a, or..
he hos something Doyls
three tetoWs the
: draptng balls" '
the
In Of
team WV
!, FIGURES sAow WHY GIANTS ARE LEADING.
records Nation.
hits stolen bases and assists
hits
the Carsins ~
nearest -~' :"
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= :1 ~ .e-ss: ::,:;xYs'.:s4:;:
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striking contrast
less than any other club the business This two
McGraw
the New
good
inability
o . onew eaksp w. "'"''
exile and
ronr IN
Nv Wv" '-' '@'s'
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GIANTS.

Continued from First Pase.)
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Doyle says that Al Dem0rec be
ortts but that he has something h Not only n~" sovs
"but three telloWs the c1b can Der
DRAGGING balls"
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and msrvs.
In
for the snr.
"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-31
100000 XMAS
SEAL COMING,

One million six hundred thousand
Red Cross Xmas Seals on their
way to North Carolina. Mr.. Leet B.
Myers of Charlotte, who is prom t-
int the sale of the seals in the State
this year, has just received notice
that this number has been allotted
to the State and shipped. If these
are all disposed of at one. cent each,
it will mean $4,000 to be used n
the State in the fight against the
Great White. Plague, or tuberculosis,
which causes the death OF 5000
people in the state each year:
Mi. Myers started on trip this week
TO visit all the more important cities
to get organized TOR ali aggressive
educational campaign and for the
sale of these Christmas stamps. The
stamps sell Tor one cent each and
and are used to stick on letters to
show the users interest in the tuDer-
culosis work, and to ask the interest
of the one to whom the package or
letter is sent. Banks and business
houses use them on all the mail
they send out during December.
Stores use them on Xmas deliveries,
shops on pay envelopes, and every
BODY on all kinds of mail. 100000
seals were SOLO last year in the State
and it is h ped that we can increase
the sales to more than one million
this year.
The Postmaster General has issueed
an order permitting these seals to
be sold in the Post Offices. Every
community is invited to get the
seal and sell them, sending the
money to the State Committee to
be used in Statewide work. Seals
are sent free to be paid for after
sold; unsold seals to be returned to
headquarters.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-31
NOTICE
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF JACKSON
C0U TY.

l will be at the following places
for the purpose of securing taxes
for the year 1918:
Coggins new store, Mountain town
snip, October 20, 1913.
Cashiers, Cashiers towns hip, Octo-
Der 81, 1913.
Chenille, Hamburg township Octo-
Der 22, 1913.
Tuckaseigee, River township, Octo-
bes %, 1913. so
Argura, Canada township, October
"A, 1913.
Green's store, Caney Fork township,
+ October Is, 1913.
Shoal Creek, Qualla township, Octo-
Der 70, 1913.
Bankers Creek, Bankers Creek town
ship, October e.. 1918.
Dillsboro, Diilsboro township Octo-
Der q, 1913.
Gay, Savannah township, October
October %, 1918.
Green's Creek, Green's Creek town
ship, October "a, 1913. :,
Cullowhee, Cullowhee township, o.
tober rs, 1915.
Balsam, SCOTS Creek township
October 27, 1913.
Willets, SCOTS Creek township, Oc-
tober %, 1918.
Sylvia, Sylvia township. October 81,
1913.
Addie, SCOTS Creek township, Octo-
Der %, 1918.
Please take notice that l will
make a speciality of the early col
lection of the 1913 taxes,
j. w. BUCHANAN,
| Sheriff and I. C.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-31
ENTRY NO. 6O46.

State of North Carolina,
County of Jackson.
We, Mat Watson and Will, Wat
son, of the aforesaid County and
State, do hereby enter and claim
100 acres of land more or less lying
and being in the county of Jackson,
State of North Carolina, and lying
on the waters of Mill Creek, on the
north side of Black Mountain adj
joining the lands of Henry Miller,
John Jennings and others:
Beginning on Charley Moss cor
ner and runs various courses for
compliments so as to include all
the vacant land IN that vicinity.
Entered September 18th 1918.
MAT WATSON
WILL WATSON
Approveda
John R. Jones,
Ex-Oficio Entry Taker for jackson
County N. C.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-31
ENTRY NO. GOAT
State of North Carolina,

State OF North Carolina,
County of Jackson.
|. j. 0. Pierson, of the county of
Macon and State of North Carolina,
do hereby enter and claim 40 acres
of land in Cashiers Valley Town
ship, Jackson County and State OF
North Carolina, on the waters of
Norton's Mill Creek, adjoining the
lands embraced in State Grants Nos
1928, 321, 1928 and 769 and run
ming so as 10 include all the vacant
lands in that vicinity.
Entered September 9th. 1913.
}. Q. PERSON, (SeaD
Approved:
John r. Jones,
Ex-Officio Entry Taker
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-31
headquarters,

j. w. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
a cold. and before the bottle was
all used the boys cold was gone. Is
that not bettersthan to pay a five
dollar doctors SPILL. For sale by all
dealers.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-31

use Of CALOMEL
PRACTICALLY STOPPED
FOR BILIOUS ATTACKS, CONSTIPATION,
AND ALL LIVER TROUBLES. Dan !
GER0US CALOMEL GIVES WAY
D0DSON'S LIVER TONE.
Every druggist in the state has
noticed a great falling off in the
sale of calomel. They all give the
same reason. Dodson's Liver Tone
is taking It's place.
"Calomel is often dangerous and
people know it, while D0dson's Liv-
er Tone is perfectly safe and gives
better results" says the. Sylvia Phar-
macy.
Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by the Sylvia Pharmacy
who sell it. A large bottle costs So
cents, and if it fails to give easy re-
lief in every case of sluggishness
you have only to ask for your mon
ey back. 1t will be promptly re-
turned.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy
harmless to both children and
adults. A bottle in the house may
save you a days work or keep your
children from missing school. Keep
Liver working and your liver will
not keep you from working.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-31
HUNTING

time is near. If your gun is out of
repair, bring or send it to
kESTERSON 4 co %
West College St. AsheviIle, N. c.
Gun repairing carefully and
promptly done at very moderate
prices. Bicycles, Trunks, Umbrellas.
and Locks rep tired. All kinds of
keys fitted.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-04-22

wretchedest pauper since the wealth
of the universe is lost to you, the gold
en- banks of the setting sun out weigh
all the money in the world and you
know it not and night after night you
sit in your dingy Office and see not the
accumulated riches towering in the
west.
Put these serious follies out of your
heart, out of your mind, out OF your
life. Go forth stepped in the con-
seriousness of your manhood, standing
erect, no longer tempted to cringe and
bow. Then shall you have all nature
under your feet, since aiming only at
the fulfllment of your destiny you
shall acknowledge none as Master, In
glad moment writing the creed OF
your freedom and browning yourself a
King.
The aimlessly wandering hord is not
for you and your kind. They shall
pass you by as the breath of the wind,
and the serious follies shall hardly
again touch you with the tip Of their
wings.