Friday, April 18, 1924
!?,oca/ and
lelepho
Mrs. A. M. Britta n is in Amhew:
this v.'k taking care of her grandchildren.
while her daughter, Mr?.
Giles .t'ov-.r, is attending the I)ei-. critflti"
State Convention in iiik igh. ,
Mrs. l.ula \V. Burt lift To lay for
Atlanta to spend Easter and at: n.l
Grand Opera.
Mr. S. I*. Mr. - n. a -tudent at
Young Hate is College, w.v h re ver
th' past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Ellis :
the birth of a fine girl. Sylva Grace
on April 14th.
Dr. E. A. Nichols of Etowah, Tenn
vh-. is interest d in the Murphy
Service Station, spent one <lay here
his week on business.
rASTURE?Good range, fine water
r::tes reasonable. See Harry Miller.
City. (3>i-2t-m)
Mes.-rs. M. W. Bell. D. Wither
n. J. N. and Ralph Moody. D
Mallonte were among the local
tornevs attending court i: Havesville
h i> week.
Mr. W. E. Studstill wcalled to
h - h one ir; M >uit :e. (la.. during
the w.vk-i nd on ai'n unt of the illm
? his fath>. He r-tumid the fir.-i
j ' wet'i ant' iminediatly left fort
" harlot te to brinjr hack a n? v. oai
: e Chtroke Motor ('? .
Mr. Lee Hin?s wn- -lightly i
Wednesday at the * *h* . ?k?
land mill when a knot flew, out .?f
.he educr and s:tucL him just ur.deri
hi left \> . Mr. Hi pes <. '
to be back on the job in a f day J
FRIENDS You will find n
Mrr. Callii Hall's. Murphy. N. t\
a beautiful sole i .: ? l* I >
received from the M.lt x I>res- ink !
v:- of Now York ' itv. \! ii
Ea ter Hats to Mateh up Suits, il
Mr-. E. (?. riary left thi first f;
t:a week for an xteuded \ sit with
h i mother. Mrs. Marks, at Columbia
S. C. On her way she stopped over
at Woav.rville to vs.-.; tui-. j
r
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Sem:-1M
RICHMOND
THE OLDEST AGR1C
JOURNAI
.
, )- < \ c ir
Thre t
Five \ e;.i
T wice-a-Month? 17 0,
W~Z
m severe raj
||! "W HAD had quite a bad
g2 J spell and sickness,"
| ; writes Mrs. Emma
M Patrick, of Caney, Ky.,
|p "and it was an effort for
Jg{ me to go about my home.
KJ I had a very severe pair.
K) in my left side that almost
jgj took my breath at times,
fej I lost my appetite. I grew
thin, pale and lifeless. I
Kj fell oil till I only weighed
igj about 115 pounds.
M "Cardui was recom53
mended to me and by the
K8 time I had taken one botEij
tie I saw it was what 1
SY/* needed. I ate more anc
I OAF
I The Worn
)
Personal
ne 20
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gardner of <
Chattanooga, Term. spent the wt\ k- .
end h : with Mrs. Gardner** farther j
Mr. I). E. Fr ifiiar.
; . t
M ssrs. C. M. Wofford and E. S 1
Miller wen Famine s \i>.t :
H:.;. esv l.r Wednesday. ?
Mtssr -. J. F. Goffney. *'. T. Vanct
ar.d C. T. Savage, of '.he Southern *
Railway, wire here luring the wet k en
official business. *
t
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH ,
NEXT SUNDAY, {
,
:45 A. M.- A live and g; ow ing
Sundi.y School, N -ah Lovhigood, Sup
e:intendent. ji
11:00 A. M.?Worship, .i.e .-.a .!
j .(.aching. Special Mu-i<\ S-.-rnn-r..,
' T1v Iie.-Ui r et ';on."
<?: 1."? P. M. Mt'ing of Uapti- .'
Young F ;.'e V Urions.
7:00?Worship and Ptvu.hing. '
Sermon: "The Judgment."
T. SASSEft, Pastor. J
Card of Thanks.
\V- wish i?? thank the fiier d.- who j
so generously extend-<1 th ;r ynipa- ,
thy and aid during :h illness ami
death i o'.i; husband and- father, T.
C. Dickey, and especially we wish to',
thank the ladies <>f the Bapti t church!'
! r the r many kin hi - ? >. and t all 1
r the 1.- fly floral off-rings.
MRS. XETTIK Dlt KEY
AND FAMILY. |;
Frank Crisp ji
Laid To Rest At
Peachtree
Tile
hotly of Frank Cri p nr-'iv o |
here Tuesday afternoon !>< ' \kr>-v ;
Ohio, and was carried to Pcaohtree
for burial w the alt." :.o 1;
T. 1.. Sa.-ser < the Ma j hy Baptist ^
Church eontlijrti d ?h> funeral seavita
s. Mr. Crisp died on Saturday,
May \'2. tr?.jn what caur< it coul-i
no! .? a.-eerIn .1 here. lb I ormealy
lived in this county, going to'
Umnabout a year ago. and has a
ister by the name of .Mrs. Ilyde
, living in tla< Peachtree section.
,
IE
HERN
JTER
loathly
, VIRGINIA
CULTURAL
- IN AMERICA j
3 $1.00 i
!?E50
000?T wiee-a-Maath
j
ins in Side 1 j
rested better. I kept tak- g|
ins it and my skin and SgJ
flesh took on a more jgj
healthy color. I felt [%j
stroneer and. as the nerv
ousness left me, the pain S58
in my side was less severe, jsg
After taking nine bottles, <*]
I eat anything, go any- [gj
where and feel fine. I yA
weigh 160 pounds and am Kj
well. I feel that I owrit
all to having used Cardui? va
Pain, in certain parts of ^
the body, is a sure indica- </S
i tion of female compli- V/t
cations. The treatment Kg
[ needed is not the use of (tcj
11 narcotic drugs, but? (y\
sbuT
en's Tonic j|
THE CHEKOKEE SCOUT. MU1
Resolutions By
Montgomery Ledge
No. 48, A. F.& A.M.
We, the undersigned coniittv.. appointed
by the Master of Moi.tgom*ry
Ledge No. 4'2t> to draft ri s.uuions
of resy.eet t<> . :r !at* worthy
4:other i . C. liickej. u membi r of'
he aforesaid Lodge, who departed
his life April 10th. linM, at his home,
: Murphy. N<. rth Carolina, beg U
uhrnit the foLow.r.g, viz.:
W.u-i . m. it has pleased the Su-1
>rente Grand Ma/i. i of thi Universe
vail ft >m our midst our hi.hly veenied
and worth Brother Th 'v.ap.
DLkev from labor to an eve-last i
ng refrc.-hm. at. In the passing of
brother Dickey another one of the
and Marks v.f f h< r..'.<e Ccunty.;
s rth Cmana, i ; - ero ded ov? r to j
he Gr.ai Beyond to .<>: his Celesial
Lodge abvve. Brother Dickey
v:..- 'hi:n at the old George W. i>A. k-1
v Hiinn a Notla River in Cherokee
uj.ty. North Carolina, May :Jr 1.1
Isol, and was married *.<? Miss Net-1
:? Buik.tt at Cleveland. Tennessee.
Fun - lllth, 1871. Brother Pickey J
rofessed hope in Chri-t ir \ugt:v! '
1ST!, and joined the Bam" : vhtireh!
;oon afterward in the :-an.e year at i
Snow ililS church n< his home .be
mu at the time 01 his death a mem-j
? r f Mur; hy Ba V.i l Church.
Brother l>i iter i survived hv his
wife, Mrs. Nettie DLi.?y. of Murhy.
N. to i> ??. r, A. i;. l? .
>, < f h'n^ton, ii' iand f? ?
hildrc-n. i... Mr. A. B. Dickey
Post M.1 t r :\i Jiui iiy. N. I'.. Mr*,
.with ?'lai I. of Adievilie. N. C. Frank
ind l -.l Du-i.c) of Murphy, \. C. h -ides
many oth- i reiativ - in North
'arolina, CJs rjriu, T? nr? - . and
>ther part* of the country.
Brother Dickey moved t Murphy
V 11 April, 1>V-1. h i. he l:v ?l
until lii< death and onijnjrod in the
Int.-! hus'ne - ami ?-th?r eiiterpris.?
in the 'j' .wth and dcvclopnu lit of
Murphy and suiroundin- country, and
as have err 1? of fri i ds and ae
nuaintam, throughout the country.
Broth-* Pic key belonged ?.n?
tin most prominent and eldest fami
li'.s of this .ection of the State. His
father. Genre \V. Dicky, b.dn. a
member of the t'ons. iiutionai f.
vention that fiamed the fonstitu .
i'-n of North far lir.a in tin- days
of l'-i .instruction. T\v > other broth
i s served in the Legislator.- ?.f
N'o: th t ; in a, vi. .. W. H. H. - i
A. h I V,.;. v Broth, r Dickey \.
twice I'os Master of Murphy. North
far.'.ilia, and was identify-1 in the
eonumTii.il and business affaii of
the country.
In this brief tribute of respect, w?
can only mention a few of his oxtolI
nt tiaits. As a citizen he v.as ju>"
and upright in all th i. 1 aliens ?>f
life, firm in hi ; . . i . i- tinn - .iinl h.>r?
-t in his dealings with his f.llowman.
On April 5th. 11)23. Brother I>ick
ey was stricken with paralysis from
which he partially recovered, v. a
airain stiirken with paralysis April
<th, 1 4. followed hy another :troK?
the followinr day t which h' - ait
.c . had ! i: in
;i:a..u i di To. -v. al ;..ai>, !h
fo.o .l.o * : : v.a h I arc his aff
v; -at i. . . i ti d C
.* . ?l Hist: it; tdeath .
Hi tlur Dickey, the Masonic Fra
rnitv i- lost a worthy Brothe:
the Church a consistent mem!n
the Country a highly esteemed tan
ie*pected * itizeti, and the family r
kind, devoteil husband and father:
Resolved Second: That in th
death cf Brother Dickey, Montgov.
ery Lodge and his family have u|
tained an ir. eunruMc loss. 1 ut v. .
bow in humble submission to the wil
of Him who doeth all things well.
Resclwd Third: That Monty.nv.
ery LOtlpe tender to the boronv*
tamily o ;r h artfelt sympathy nr.
fraternal regards. and commend then
to the mercy of that God in whou
h trusted.
Resolved Fourth: That t!:i
memorial he .-pread on the minute
of Montgomery Lodge and publish* i
in the Cherokee Scout, ami a cop;
sent to the he reave d family, an*!
also a sufficient number for the hen
' efit of relatives and friends.
Respectfully submitted,
j JAMES E. GRAHAM. Chin..
JOHN L. JOHNSON,
j SAMUEL S. AKIN,
! A Dulpin County farmer taug'r
' to cull hens by an extension workt
from the Starte ( oiler 2
hens for a neighbor. pi:
in a fattening pen and laid aaran egv
during ten days. Tha remainder c
the flock is now producing more egs
that the original number because c
more feed and better attention.
Subscribe To The Scou
tPHY. NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE STOCK LAW ELECTION.
J
At the regular mtctir.ir of the
'* County \uri!"issi ners of
(".' ? kto Cov.!';v. North Ca
;o ? the 7th ?ay ' Ayri*. ~? tl24. 1
t.tiobwas prif.er.t <1 t tk< - i d I! *
-V ,, :.h;, , ;h .
Iflin Vv-tv! - of sat-.: : n* nddKB n Mur"
. *'-; }' < "or- kee Cor.
North V . i .1 a inaft.r tloscri
ed a: . : -4. nj< that an election
:'.rd t MB
ok I a* !. i ?l ct: -i r vz.-.i ?t ,
j>t? '-k *i .:.i b i.tr.dary. It
N"r< tk. t - - -i :i (?>
an I< .: n ' nd r the rt and
r ;-ui oal Ik
law : ? of X rth C rolir:.
* ? i>JL' h:
hovrtdn-y I: <; .it the
21th d"y f : v. 1*24 " t - '
?*oc'. ::.w or -ain-t -*. !: Lw in th>
ifollow.r." tc? v :viz:
Ih eim im. r n the Will Ilvh T>
I ?.n ti"? 11 -< : : st./ck 1. I r: ;
with the :r. ..." aili -tw.
Valley u vtr ..! ()\ I Ct< k t?? ti.
: ead of ()? ' ?' : v.r!i p
Creek; cif.w-dcjr th ir I: w>.'i
ine 1 el. we en Z. B. Oti ii and C C.
. !i:i ; en \. : . a ! r : s tr
;h to > < '' the ir. 'tint; ? h *. .. en
Hangis n I> r and I) . < . th
with mo ?;t the lourta a t.
j lav; Trail Cap; then night line
11 ? the U\ Davis f.?rd; th- n wit?:
the public road to the Allen Clan
t, l :i v. ivh it: Muiphv : d K aw* j
dan: T wnshin lit' t?? ti ii av ?tlain
Clap; then with the pros* nt -to. .
law line to the beginning.
And for th purpose of s?:d < !<
tion, it i< further ordered that n: ..*
reaist at ion of ail of the ?|tia!i1'i- d
votes* he mad. in .-aid boundary
out above.
It i- further ordered hy the
of County Commissioners that The
doti I vitigoo 1 to a; noil. 1 . - * -
istmr ' .i;and t t <
llass and John Mulk* > h ii|i|iu n ew
us judges. I is furtn ? ' . rd- j
that the regis te 1 ... h. opt",. i ..
OleT 1 \ i ' siori in -aid i oumk.vv
for lie - desiring to \' :? on the ll'th
day >;' April, l.'JJ. and ?..*h S
day t! crutfier l . four ive
Report of tta- condition of
The Cherokee Bank
Carolina, at the cio?e of business
March 31. 1921
RESOURCES
I .onus and discounts . . $10b..?32.1.?
D.mand I. - ?j.i Ii
(Iverdrafts ui -et ured . . T > i .> 1
r. S. bonds nr.d Liberty
bonds .... . .JB . 21 r?7. ;a
Furnituie and L.uu.e o,72S.?J7
ash in vauit and net
amounts clue irorn
Hanks, Banker and
Tiust Cnmpani. . HHq3mC0:|
ash items hold ovc r twe
lour houis 1 ??2.
i 'hecks lor clearing: ..
T? Uil .S2 '7. ;
LIABILITIES
C Si.. . .. .a > . . ?H?
d ; ?
c.irroat : rr . ar J
Taxes raid
Deposits due >:.n ban
and Trust i" . Eg. . , 1.160.! 1
!> posits sub. ch.?a... sr,is
i :is due Staty N. ?'
I Or any official
, thereof ... 2.?. ?7>.l i
Demand Certificates of
Deposit ... 1 lit. 122 7;
t a.sbier's Checks outstanding
... l.-172.:?o
\ \ .. gggg'-k *? State
of North Carolina,
' int\ of Chtrok e. A. 7. 1'.'2*
j I, B. Storey, i'a aVr of the
>ve named Bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement i:
true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
.T. B. STORKV <'ashiov.
Subscribed and .-worn to be fort
* n:. . thi- 1 Tth dav : April. li?24.
.!. H. .M. ("ALL. N. I\
v*;
! i Correct Attest:
E. A. DAVIDSON,
R S. I'AKKKK.
J. W. DAVIDSON.
Director-.
CHlCHESTtrtS PILLS
It , DIAMOND BRAND
LADTP.SI
.f A?v y??r for Cni-CnRft-TRk ft A
DIAMOND liKAND PICLS ia Kr.o *n?l/0O
,rs . Gold metallic boxes, scaled with Blue<0
C ' Ribbon. T.SK8 WO OTBHR. H?T of 7??p V>
" SUA Mk for < Hl-t'HfS-TI R 4 V
: dumoso wm*!> rn.!.?, f?r
[ years regarded o? Best.Safest. Always Rcliablt
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST!
it iT?13> EVERYWHERE S?
,
TANLAC KEE
RIGHT C
' & Coifc-? 5: i
States World'> G?ea?.ionic
i las .fwepi
Him Physically i :t for
Four tears
"Since taking Tunl.u-. my i
i - beti.er than I o. any 01 my pe<?; io
<>r friend ever it .
is th : k ;_ -! nn-r - . f G. P..
liar- 1114 X >.j S-.. Rci :
V.'.. we! . . it and eo-ffe . --man.
"Five yea is ; . . I .
. ::i! breakdown. My , . : v
nostd as pella rra and
b?e and I had t ur
\v 1. u2.d ?('{.' . )c i v.; i,
If-lth day of May. . J I
f stock law
S* ' ,-iv ' ; i
law sh:::! . cd
tick*.1. of u I Law.'
it 19 furt r
elect n be t->ri;v l i a I -1
Mime n? aer . . <1 : y
i-: ;:d tin h;? .
of tH- ::t : la". ! ;
I'. ai>i.
S. W. !.OVI\T " *?. n\
Hi?:::?! .if <' -.iiV : .-1 >
\. M. SIMON I S, K < t:
Hoard. > ;
kctjce of rc . \ . i ;c:
Notice !l I ' . ' v ;?n *
lion for fh? | ur*. of 1 ir.v :
may* * :; ! >i:-: t mow -o>a
; t? '.>:' <j Mury.i.y : - h.'n '.y i-alit-i
qASUYZ J
rJ correct Luhr
Quality oils in three ccnsis
?correct tor every type of
Consult die chart cood <
display and ask for your
name. The name is
"STANDAF
! 3^
L&N Taxes
Greater i
The Louisville Sr
for the year 1923
r.inc per cent mor
to the stockholdc
sume all risk and
operation.
The L. & N. is call<
creasingly-hea vy pavi
County and City tr<
state* in which it opt$365;
in 192.1 they wm
The investment in I.
increased 56 per cent
The Railroad* pay i
improve the road*. |
institutions, and for
make the country a i
apparent therefore li
railroads redounds tr
The L. & N. is alw.n;
just proportion of tn
the other railroads .
, proper share of sucL
efleet desirable imprc
he permitted to earn
of their property de\
s .'.V I ^
PAGE FIVE
PS HARRIS 1
)N HIS JOB
"r ;. f? r : After H
- !.;? ! nth?, I t ..nd came
-1 bat W3s it too
" i : . 11 r -v .'riend
me ?! - Tanlac. - J all the
> r. nv?.-. nau
:t. ; hqadach's. t. rvotisness
that kept e so
! : . a: i weak left inc.
J ' moni
; nock t for tr f ional
. - i Tanl&c in it', ha.*
.-t isrih atui !.< : me on
t?r ' . ?ntir eally :h- years."
'i : . *' . ;i- f y ; , ] rilg<
' v t r
! ">n b :t!? sold.
?
T:. T :?l. Vo- tab !' ; -Adv
y of if l:-24.
I ' bj court
said
< cti.r.. an.- f the
:hc TcvJfc . ! v is here
..' id.. T. Y\ . A . i ap.n'-i
i t - - t*. :* ' v-ill ae
1 ' r " of
. .'or
Arril
and v.:'! ma' :;v at
t: * ' ' . 4 .11" .
H. L>. Aic . v : 1*. C. Nelson are
hen1 an: . ;.;?i muni:
i; 1 <-1. :i< a. I) .. .-dance
th ard of
< 1 - i nil i l .Murphy at a meeting
l.i !d r. Apiil V-. 11)2 1.
ii. \V. isli'K. Town Clerk. *
TRY Our printingi
icarion
ID'
>larine
Motor Oils
mu Trustf
Than Dividends
Nashville Railroad's tax iiii
1 amounted to $d,.'572.310, or
"cthsnws? paid iii di^do^d?
rs of the Railroad who asrespoiisibility
for the Road's
?d upon each year to make an lament
of taxes t o the Fcdc ral. State,
iasuriea throughout the thirteen
rates. Taxes per mile in 1913 were
o $1,265. an increase ot 2461 t-r cent.
w N. property in the meuntimo
taxes ic maintain the provenrmcrt,
provide schools and other public
varied other purposes; ir order to
totter place in which to live. It is
hat. Lin- jw>.i,cal of taxes by the
-emendously to the public interest,
rs agreeable to the payment of its
XC3, yet it is manifest that it, and
of the country cannot boar their
tax burdens and at the same time
ivezneutsand additions except they
a reasonable return upon the value
,oicd to transportation service.
FTic railroads of the United State* in
922paid mare money to the puhhc in ^
axr* than tn their ntoekhotder* in divi- A
??nrtV RuUroad taxet nou; amount to
'1,000,000per day. Jhgh
gfcf- *