,AGE3,X
Slop That Bachache!
Many Murphy Folks Have Found the
?Is
a dull, nerve-racking bachache
wearing you out? Do you feel older
ar.d slowea than you should? Are
you tired, weak and nervous: find it
B impossible to be happy, or enjoy the
good times around you? T'.un t - . ; c'something
wrong and likely it's your
kidneys. Why not got at 'h- > rv.i
Use Doan's Pills?a stimulant diureticI
to the kidneys. Thousands rect ir?- j
mend Doan's Read what a resident'
of this locality says:
W. A. Brown, 13 Weotrow St.. j
Asheville, N. C., says: "When Ij
bent over, sharp pains shot through
my back, and mornings. I was lamoj
and sore. I had dizzy spells and. too.
my kidneys were weak and out of!
order anu the secretions paintd in.
passage. Afte: u- ing I ' ;>n*s Pills. 1
was entirely cured." : t giv-1
en April 20. 101S.I
On January 11T 1922. Mr.
said: "I have h: reed t" use i
Doan's since t'n y - I me."
GOc. at all d ;ikr-. I' *i'r-?.Iiiburn I
Co.. Mfrs., Buffu , N Y.?Adv. j
!
WOLF CREL;
Several of our per,.. wont t H:.?-I
per town, beyond :?? the I
district fifth Sur.ih.;. - r.
tion, and came back rnth.r .ii ; ?>i?.? ;
Pcd, as there were but fcv\ - - an;:
not much interest manifest,c.
Mr. and Mrs. Ge?- ve l.edtord report
the birth of a fine b y n lats
Friday.
But little interest was taken in tht
Republican prima!.. held her. ? ?i
Saturday of last w ek. although : i:?
tenths of the voters ar republicans.
The Rev. George Passir.ore preached
at Macedonia Sunday.
Several of our people attended ^
r-SflVE YOUR MONEY?i
I One bo* of Tutt's Pill, saves many
I dollar* in doctor'* bills. A remedy
I for diseases of the liver, sick head*
I ache, dyspcpiia. constipation. hi!- i
loumrss; a million reor'c endorse
(Tutt's Pills) ?
* J
Y
*
1 A11 taxes i
I 1923 that ar
| August the Is
| vertised to sel
| in September.
| to pay sooner
| not now.
| w. P. (
I Tax C<
For All t
! "TATE have used Black-1
V V flroHrrVi4- ouor oin/>a I
j we have had a fam"
fly and that was shortly
: after 1874," says Mr. E.
S A. Branstetter, of St
James, Mo. "It is my first
; remedy when any of us
g e t s sick. . . . We use
Black-Draught for torpid
; liver and stomach com;
plaints.
' "When I get sluggish
! and don't feel so good, I
; take Black-Draught?and
you have to show me that
there is a better medicine
Rime.
ir if, noi Ttiedfi
! BLACK-D
Vegetable Lh
Brnmnrrmmmwa
r
tel.. - .
Nurses Carry
Into Thousc
Aid B
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! I . 4T
if "*
U :J ?
To the young mother the tiny
new baby is like a piece of bric-abrac.
She is afraid to handle it
for fear she might break it. The
first bath is such a fearsome ordeal
that it has become customary
for the nurse who administers the
pre-natal care to come and give
the little stranger his first good
washing.
Education of this sort is part of
the work of a visiting nurse. The
aid given sufferers of any sort
must always be a demonstration
as well, so that members of the
family may continue the care.
The nursing service of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company
reaches 3.955 towns and cities in
every state in the union and every ]
province in Canada. In the two
winter months of this year nurses 1
made 424.98G calls at 109,395 j
separate homes. The nurses in more ]
uneral of Mr. Bill Nix, held at Pie; bt
int Hill church Thursday afternoon. ^
dr. Nix got killed in London Mine,
a.?
ne of the mines operat.d by the
~enr.essee Copper Co. He was shift fi
reman there and perhaps thcie wa- ei
ot a man in all of the Ducktown bain
that was better known. He had ''
jr.
Delinquent |p
i ii*
ayers
for the year |!
e not paid by f!>
it, will be ad-1|
I first Monday h\
You will have |'
or later, why | \
f i?
V e
DDOM ! \
y 3
jllector
J..! J.! JL'XiJ .!.UXiXJX!i, JJ !. B >
he Family
in Missouri. I think it is "
fine for indigestion or for
headache. It is a splendid
family remedy. My wife ;
uses it for any stomach ailment,
indigestion and ' .
biliousness. We never let "
the house be without it if ;
I know it. We also give it .
to the children for chil- .
dren's complaints, colds or
fever."
Keep a package of Black- '
Draught in the house for ;
aQ the family. n;
Your dealer will Mil you a I ci
mammoth package, containing bi
Ave of the regular-size pack- (
ages, lvb co e a per. ?
. hi
mbtr ===r==s=s=: l
ird's. if Not tv
1 ca
RAUGHT \ l
or Medicine ; j*
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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. I
Health Educai
inds of Worke\
abes and Yoi
? ' ^ ' "N : - ?* - :?:r v: gfei
' -IV Cv
^Sfy
n^~- - _
| remote sections lead the life of the J1
j circuit rider travelling in their fliv- 1
| vers over almost impassable roads i
land often going on horseback or 1
on foot through wild country to 1i
I reach their destination. It requires ]
I logged determination and physical 1
strength to be enlisted in the ser- t
: vice and sometimes on the outskirts , t
,of large cities the nurse will spend ! i
. nrceious hours tramping through
i the mud to find a shack which is ; i
jn no street and has no number. ll
The account is endless of the 1
sickness and suffering caused by I
i the ignorance of people of the t
j noorer class and especially for- r
i eigners. One woman with five chil- j
jdren had neglected an infected fin
ger. The nurse summoned by the t
agent struggled through fields of J
mud only to lin.l that the woman '
was sure it was nothing serious. ?
The nurse insisted that a doct ?r c
be summoned, but the woman did r
not want to spend the money, c
n nearly killed at time or two
;fore while working in the mints and
id lain in a hospital several months
* a result. Mr. Nix leaves a wife,
?vcrnl children p.id a host of
iends to mourr his lo. s. The fun al
services " ere conducted by the
ev. Ot? I?cll, and he was laid away
v tt- . J. O. U. A. M., >f which or
er tie was a member.
Mrs. John Bryant, of Lynch, Ky.,
i spending a few days with her partus,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. doer.
lORTH CAROLINA?Ch roke.>
County.
By virtue of three writs of Venlitioni
Exponas issuing from office
)f the Clerk of the Superior
?ourt of Cherokee County in the folowing
cases, towit: Carlsbad Manufacturing
Company against John R.
lason, D. M. Ferry and Company
gainst John R. Mason, a id Xiota
'louring Mill against John 1L Mason,
will on the 4th day of August, 1924,
t being the first Monday i i August,
1924, and the first day of ti e August
erm, 1924, of Cherokee Superior
fiourt, sell at public auction and outry
to the highest bidder all the right,
itle and interest of John R. Mason
n and to that piece, parcel
r lot of land described in deed datd
August 1st. llHt. a.... recorded
n office of Register of Deeds for
Cherokee County in Deed Book No.
7 at pages 277, etc., and from W. K.
ohnson and wife to said John R.
Jason. Terms of sale cash. Witless
my hand this July 3rd, 1924.
W. P. ODOM, Sheriff
47-4t-n) of Cherokee County, N C.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
;ORTH CAROLINA?Clay County,
In the Superior Court, before
the Clerk.
V. E. Lowe, D. H. Lowe, J. E. Lowe,
Baxter Lowe, Arlecia Hamilton
and husband, J. R. Hamilton, Alice
Led ford and husband Hyde Ledford,
Vena Reece and husband, B.
R. Reece, Birtha Kimsey and husband.
Esco Kim?ey, M. H. Pate
and W. T. Crisp,
vs.
ake Lowe Hazel t
Beatrice Dills and Lillie Lowe
Leatherwood, Guardian.
NOTICE.
Beatrice Dills, the defendant above
nmed, will take notice that a speal
proceeding entitled as above has '
;en commenced in the Superior (
ourt of Clay County, North Carona,
to partition the lands of W. M. |
owe, deceased, in said County and
illy described in the petition in this
luse in which said defendant has an
terest as an heir at law* of said W.
. Lowe, deceased; and the said dendant
will further take notice that
e is required to be and appear here
the Clerk of the Superior Court
f Clay County, North Carolina, at
5 office in the court house in Hayeslle,
N. C., on the 1st day o August,
WJgHT. MOUTH CAKOUHA
tion\
rs' Homes;
ung Mothers
Ml ,,
* V1
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- 'When
the doctor finally came he
anced it at once and declared that
t was only just in time to prevent
the loss of the hand if not the
woman's life.
Most of the women are eager to
earn so that they may give
their children the best possible
reatment. One young mother,
.vith four small youngsters, the
ddest of which was four years,
vas especially clean and careful,
>ut measles Invaded the home.
The three oldest children had it,
>ut the nurse sai:l the baby needn't
jet it if the mother would take
>rcper precautions. This woman's
lay was not so full but that she
ould find time to follow instrucions
to the letter; changing her
ipron every time she tended the
>aby, keeping him isolated in a
eparate room, boiling everything,
imitting no smallest detail. Eter- I
;nl vigilance was the price of sueess
and the baby escaped.
I
1924, and answer or demur to the petition
of plaintiffs in this proceeding
or the plaintiffs will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the
petition.
This the 1st day of July, 1924.
W. L. MATHESON, Clerk
Superior Court Clay County, N. C
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Ross Voyles Is Shot
By C. S. Pattoi
About 2 o'clock Wednesday aftci
noon Ross Voyles, son of S. A. VoyU
was shot by C. S. Palton. He recen
ed two flesh wounds, one in the foe
and one in the thigh. The ball pent
trated the foot. The exact locatio
of the ball in the thigh was not d<
termined. The shooting was don
with a pistol.
The affair grew out of a Ion
standing difference between the tw
principals, it is understood. Th
immediate cause was a dispute whic
is understood to have taken plac
near the store of Mr. S. A. Voylei
followed by words in the lumbe
yards just beyond the Furniture fa<
tory, where the shooting took placi
Voyles is said to have used or ai
tempted to use rocks.
The wounded boy was carried t
the hospital where his wounds wer
dressed, after which he returne
home. Mr. Patton came to town an
gave up to officers and prepared t
make bond, which he expected woul
be fixed when nreliminarv honrin
was had before an officer of the law
Members Asked to
Attend Church Sundai
It is hoped that the entire mem
bership of our church will be pres
ent for the services on Sunday. Im
portant business connected with th
Truett meeting will come up for dls
cussion at thata time.
T. L. SASSER, Pastor.
JRY JOB pR'NTING!
BE RELIEVED OF F
Don't be bothered wi
for you. It's easier for i
your clothes, clean, pres
is for you to be trouble<
do both ladies' and and
ALL WORK (
ARCADE RESTAUR/
CI
Bailey Meroi
Under J. W. I
YOU N
\ STOVE
lave them?All Styles a
vith all accessories.
too hot to spend long I
orrying with that old st<
e in and get one of our q
Ranges and make sumr
easy.
THE PRICE IS RIGH1
V.
ison & Anc
Everything For The Ho
1 Mu
J..;, ?, lm &
Blanks For Soldier l
11 Bonus Receil^
Applications Should Be Se*t tfll
?? ex-Service Men For Shar?^H
j- In Bonus Measure HI J*
Blanks have been received L-?
n the Veterans Bureau for the
?. ex-service men in applying fo/1
e share in the bonus measure a
by the recent Congress. Briefil^^
g bill as passed provides I foctl^
o bonus for ex-soldiers, sailoraB^*
,el marines who were in scrvtte V
h fifty days and paid-up insuraatV C
e I those who were in service jl
B> than fifty days. In applying fori
>r er the cash bonus or the insul
policy soldiers, sailors and nJLr.il
,??* required to fill out sp cuTSJ""ct
t- ' forms which may be secure i9
J of ice of the Cherokee Scoot, 13
c I er with instructions as to howl p
c cation must be made. Soldiers B
d ors, and marines of the loteM^
d I should pither write- or come aft?Bp '
o j blanks and get them in at one%M*cvf
d ; Their friends should becomThlly
g ested in them and see that tfcql ^
make application or else theyl!
have no share in the bonus
tion recently passed.
/ The moon shone bright as beBft *
his love,
The color left her cheeks,
i- But on the shoulder of his ?bB* .
It showed quite plain fcr wedV^^
i- PEACHES?ELBERTAS?For. ?"'
| direct to restaurants, hotels I Off
, homes; shipmentsto begin about ^L
j 25th, lasting about a week. AdfB
' | Cherokee Heights Ordbards, CuJ
I Ga. (474?P3
RESSING TROUBLE?
th things that we can A
is to call regularly fit,'
s and repair them, than ft v
1 thinking about
men's work. 3
iUARANTEED! ft
iNT AND PRESSU#;
.UB I
ney, Manager I
Davidson's Store R,
IEED I
i ry
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nd Prices?
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tours in the
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uick baking
ner cooking
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lerson I
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