PAGE FOUK
?r?. A. *. ITMNT
A Mother's Story!
Young Mother* Should Heed
This Advice
Charlotte, N. Car.?"I am glad to
recommend Dr. Pierce'3 Favorite
Prescription to the young mother
ivfao has r.eed of a tonic and nervine,
for I am very sure it was of benefit
to me in my own young motherhood.
It Quiets the nerves and strengthens
every part of the body." MraA.
R. Weaver, SOT N. Davidson St.
You better go no it; to your nearest
druggist ar.d obtain this wonderful
woman's tonic, the Prescription of
Pierce to be had in tablets or
** liquid; or write Dr. Pierce's Invalids*
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for free
medical advice. Send 10c for trial
pkg. tablets.
WEHUTTY
E Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stalcup and
two children of Etowah. Ter.n.. spent
last Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
f and Mrs. W. H. Johnson.
I H K __
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. H< 11 ar.d children,
Misses Fannie McGuire and
Alice Brv-on and Mr. P e\* Allen
spent last Sunday in Isabella and
Ducktown.
Mr. S. J. Pack of Oklahoma is visiting
rilativts and friends at this
place . She formerly lived ?iore but
hasn't be r. back in fifteen rears.
CHICHESTERS PILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
LADIES t *?r
A<h for CRT-CnES TER S A
DlAMO"D IikA.vn PILLS ?n B; d anvl//\
Gold tnc-'.'ic boxr*. ara'.ri with B.ue<0>
fclbboa T.M? MO CTBEH. B?? ?f J?? V/
PtmrHM irJ Mk r..r CIU.CHEH-TCk V
BliUOMi nu A TV II PI1.I.H. (or iwrntT-fire
yearn rr-nrdr?'. i?a Safest. Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
iJESS, EVERYWHERE SR
Mr. Guy Hill, of Williamson, Va.,
is visitimr his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Misses Carrie, Olvia end Eulati
Mae Berrptig and Miss Mary Jarrett
of Wehutty were Wehutty visitors
Sunday.
Mr. ar. i Mrs. O. L. T irrence and
family have been att?nding revival
services at Bethiehen* church this
past wet I:, conducted by Evangelist
Herman Barns, of Knoxville, Tenn.
^ifl antiseptic and M
^^^^healii
Several of the people of this sec
tion are- phnn'njr on attending the
County Fair this week.
Several of the young peope ol
Shoal Creek and Wehutty motorec
to Appalach'a, Tcnn., Sunday. The}
report an enjoyable trip.
^ Mr. 0;car West has returned tr
1 Akron. Ohio, after spending some
ttimc with his parents.
:
{ Dr. G. M. Young: was very bus}
Saturday afternoan vaccinating th<
people for typhoid.
DRUISES
Alternate applications of hot
U and cold cloths?then apply
Vicks
VapoRUB
Over 17 Million Jar a Uamd Ymarly
Mrs. M. M. Ledford is up again
afttr undergoing serious operation
for appendicitis, we are glad to
state.
Mrs. W. M. White is seriously ill
at this writing.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Dr. Windum Kin=ey. of Duclctown,
Tenn., which occurred Sept
^ J8tht. He will be greatly missed by
the people of this section.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Um For Over 30 Years
NOTICE TO VOTERS I
I '
In r^wtiag the result of the j .
Democratic Covaty Convention 'C
bold here on Labor Day, this J!
paper stated that B. B. Palmer,
George Hendris and Sheridan
Dickey were the nominees for ^
County Commissioners. Mr. J.
j. M. Vaughn was the nominee "instead
of Mr. Hendris. ?
This error occurred on -account
of the the fact that a representative
of this paper was" ttc- ^
able -? attend the convention
and had to rel upon the reports
of others for the facts. This ' ^
error is -reatly regretted ana
the corectrion is gladly mace.
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NOTICE OF RESALE OF LAND
BY COMMISSIONER
I
By virtue of an order of the eour: j
, nade in a c.rtain special proceeding j j.entitled
S. W. L>virg?oc!. Admin s-jtl
i tra? r of D. \V. Jjoudcrnnlk, cec:r.s
i ed. vs. John I. Louderml'k, Vamm
j Bojrgs. et als. directing and lervair- a
ins the undersigned ccnimiss'nr. r ft
'to make r.sule cf th. lar. is h.reinj
after described, the s^lc price of the
former :ale having: beer. lr.cn asd n
i ten per cent, and the same having ^
been j aid to the clerk of the superior
cou:t. the undersigned commisf
October, 102-1. between the hour p
siontr will on Friday, the 3rd day
of 10:00 a. m. and the hour of 2:00 u
n. m. reopen the sale of said land? \
and offer for ?ale to the highest bidI
der fc.r cash, at the court house doer
n Murphy, the following describ e
rial estate:
First Tract. In Hothouse Township.
Cherokee < Yur.tv. Beir nninc
n the S. W. Corner of Tract No. ^
139; then runs S. 35 \V. SO poles to ,
a rock corner on a conditional lint
; between U. S. Balltw and Margaret
E. Watson; thence N. 55 E. 169 pole?
to a sassafras corner standing in the
?ripinal line of the same; then S.
35 E. 50 poles to a locust corner of ^
' he same; then S. 55 W. 160 poles
*o the b. ginning, containing 50 acres
, c
nore or less.
Second Tract. In Hothouse Tow>I
hip. Cherokee County. Beginning a
on a white oak. the southwest co-.
ner of 193, and runs S. with the l'ne a
of Alphair Fain 49 poles to a small ^
Spanish oak on the line of No. IS".- *
then north with the- line of No. 186
. south 45 F. 18 poles to a small pine *
on the line of 189; then west with
the line of 80 E. 48 poles to a small *
oak (fallen! and pointers, the north!"
i ?nst corner of said number; thence 1*
.vith the l'n of said S. 40 E. John-1
son Tract. No. 7582; thonec north *
.vith the line of sa d r.iumber 8. 40 ^
5. 56 poles to a poplar, white oak v
md rock corner of said number- *
then south with the line of No. 50,
sast ISO poles to the northwest cor-!
r of sa d number, a sourwood tfal- ^
!.n); then north 51 decrees went i(
130 poles to a locust, as the south. 1
asl* corner of 183; then with that 1
'ine south 55 decrees west. crosMnpr
Hot House Creek at 118. 160 poles' s
o the beginning. containing: 1451?
ii
o
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m. -m "< m
Allcock
PLASTERS
Backache,
i Rheumatism* p
I WA l\ Lumbago, 1
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TRACTOR,TRUC
TOURING
"OTANDARD" PoUrine I
^ provide ideal lubricat
based on over SO years' exj
ence in refining. Three consis
cies?pick the correct one fi
your dealer's chart, then alv
buy it by name.
"STAND;
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. X
CENTRAL PEACHTREE.
Sept. 23.?Mr. D. C. Burger was
le luck .man at the Porter land saie
ist we'fk and drov; home the nev.
ord. *' t ,
X & I
Miss Willie Kate Johnsor. is
le sick list this week.
Miss Ira Moss and Mr. Robert 1
hodes were visitors here last Sunday
.<
Mr. Frank McGuire and family art
aving in a few days to Gastonia to.
lake their , home. I
he school started hero Monday aft- j
r being closed here Monday for 1" . ii -j f
tr j ailing two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith from1
r.drcws have 'moved into our
i.ment.
M:s. C. A. Talley is visit ng her.;
usband at the Mission ' dam this j
Iff week. - *
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Mi. Blaine Carrir.ger is home j
pain after vi iting relatives at |
inoKvillc.
Most of the people here are pinning
to attend the county fair a*,
lurphy this week.
Rev. Victor McGuire is visiting
elatives here this week.
Come along. Wolf Creek, and tell
s aoout your motor trip to Knosillc.
BROWN HILL
The people of this section are busy
t present pulling fodder.
Mr. D. E. Burgess, of Etowah,
'enn., was visiting his mother hart |
ist week.
Dr. T. P. Briggs was visiting a: !
ur section last wetk.
Mrsr. Belle McDonald is very 111
t this writing.
We are having a fine school a. \
his place this year and a good enollment.
Prof. J. W. Odcil is in
harge.
cres, more or "less.
Thi purpose of t'n's sale is ; Crete
assets with which to pay the inicbtedness
of the estate of the sal?
). W. Loudermilk deceased.
This the 17th day of September.
924.
S. W. LOVIKGOD
5-2t-foe) Commissioner.
?ORTH CAROLINA?Cher St
County.
11 the Superior Court.
!. H. Parkt r,
\ F. Turnbill. Hunt, it a?s. j
NOTICE.
l.ct the defendants, P. F. Turnb'li. j
. V. Turnbill. N*. X. Tumbiil and CI j
>. Turnbill, take notice that, an acion
entitled as above is pending: in |
he superior court of Cherokee Coun-;
y, N. C.. and that summons has i*ued
for the under the order of said J
curt; that the purpose of this action j
i to obtain posession of the 2 acres'
f land, part of Tract No. 4, District |
;o. 1. described ia lav complaint and;
mended compla nt. n \v in poses- I
ion of Hel.n Iiuni; and aid d-fend-1
nts arc further . notified ?*-? bo and!
ppear before the elr-'c cr the s':- i
erior court of Cherokee runty, at j
s office in the cou; i houv . ii Mtv- '
hy on th? 22nd da yof Ootobo
02-1, and answer the amended ccr.v- j
laint, or the relief prayed by plain- i
11 wil be granted. This Sept. 22, '
924.
E. E. DAVIS.
7-4t-\vmb) Clerk Superior Court.
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1URFHT, NORTH CAROLINA
A Good Thing - DONT MISS IT
Send your name and address plain*
ly written, together with 5 cents (and
this slip) to Chamberlain Medicine
Co., D?b Moines. Iowa, and receive
in return a trial package containing
CHAMBERLAIN S QOCGH REM- i
EDY for coughs, colds, croup, bronchial,
"flu" and whooping coughs,
and tickling throat; CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS for stomach troubles.
indigestion, gassy pains that
crowd the heart, biliousness and constipation;
also CHAMBERLAIN S
SALVE, needed in every family for
burns, scalds, wounds, piles and skin
affections; these valued family medicines
for only 5 cents. Don't miss it.
"or Sale By R. S. Parker, Druggin
A Rare (
imi
Large Lo
N
I
At 1 o'clock on Tuesd
ers will be offered for
tunity to buy a large 1c
This valuable prt
to 50 acres, just the rii
j bg. This property lie:
Martin's Creek, 3 nulei
VISIT IT BEFORE SA
TERMS: One-third ca
Oglesby
Ansley Hotel
gjJpP
In order that the reader
value of the railroads, a
be enacted which would
detriment of the carriers
Tfiiri era cpftu,sijtuiay ifiQjJOQ n
tide CroJu. it is certainly not
$25,000 a mile (the coat to-d
$ SO,000j, watch would make t
Tkrrr art Vjo-J 70.009 L^cc^okm i
SO.000 each (the 6,000 or mo
t two years have cost on an
for freight and $50,000 each ft
T/rfre are nearly tJfiOJOOO frrtrft m
(the average cost of u freight
would total
There ere tcme 69JXX) putmyrr-in
$15,000 er?ch (alt-stccl passcnj
each; would farms ttu- item tc
These fou* i'??t r*t ?<* /.?<
tzimul'j amjcrrzi.x nlaaJin. of $
not take into consideration n
which ore as follows:
Value of terminal yards, oft
city property?cf all stations,
frcient and psssenjer statio
countless section houses and <
meat employed by the rcilroi
work cars and locomotives, mi
of a vast auantity of current su
?of telephone ond telcrvaph Ii
the value of these cocndcss it
Bringing the told valued
The tentative valuation of tl
roada, at the end of 1919, woe
by the Interstate Commerc*
mission to be $18^00,800,000
valuation was based on CO
prices up to 1914, and there!
eludes no war-time inflation of
The subsequent investment of
$2,000,000,000 makes the va
for rate-making purposes mo:
$20,000,000,00a
" FrM?* 3?P<?Ur M, ltJft
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ARCADE BARBER SHOP jHH
N. R. REECE, Mantg r
UNDER ). W. DAVIDSON'S STORE B
JSHNITARY SHOP NEW CHA?| ft
Expert Barber Work of All Kindi B
HOT AND COLD BATHS * ' ft
^ GIVE US ATRIAL! ft
SUBSCRIBE TO YOUR HOME PAPERI^J
Opportunity to Buy at ^
Own Pricel
Hi
ts and Small Farms!
ear Murphy I
ay, October 7th, the 180 acre farm of W. S. Rog* B
sale at Auction, thus giving any one an appor- B
>t or a small farm at his own price on easy term*. 8
>perty will be sub-divided into tracts of from 10
ght size for rural homes, truck or general farms
on the Murphy-Atlanta paved highway on
i out from Murphy.
k.LE DAY AND SELECT LOT YOU WANT!
tsh,
and balance in 1,2, and 3 years.
Realty Auction Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
he Value of
the kif&ilroaUs
may have a clearer idea as to the real ft aH
od whether or net legislation should U
[ reduce their valuation, to the great - !
i, the following figures are presented:
ifct ef trafk, imtuOmf nr&ta and
unfair to figure the value at
ay to build a mile is about
tua one item clone total $10,000,000,000 iBF
in vae. The value of these at j
re locomotives bought in the M
averase of about $50,000 each _ ___ M
tt paticngcrj totals 2,100,000,000
a which, valued at SI.200 each
; car to-day i? about $2,000) _ ___ MM
2,880,000,000 ^BB
rin cti which, valued ft enly ^M
r.= ?.?*..v?. W5.coo 900,000,000 M fl
iy and equipment give us ca TUbI
I5.830.000.00u. Vet they do M^^M
any important items, chief of Bv ^^B^B
en located on highly valuable
roundhouses, khopi. terminal Bb||
n*. grifbral office buildings, ^H^Rrl
other buildings?of all equip. M
vim for maintenance, such aa I
schinery. tools and dcmckt? ^ Ul
pplies needed in the operation ^BfllUfl
nes and equipment. Certainly ____ ^f IB
rms would amount to at least 4,120,000,000 H
ion to not less than taOjOO&fiOQflOO
tie rail- With the above figures before you, B m
i found do you consider a reduction to $13,- A
s Com- 000,000^000 in the valuation of Amen- ? M
. This can railroads, now being attempted V
st and by certain interests, fair, or does it I BVfWB
'ore in- not appear to you that such a oonfis- I II ? g
values, cation of values would, in affect, be a 1 ? ST|
; nearly denial to the railroads of their chief nl J H IrP\ V\
luation means of keeping pace"with the de- V |
re than volopment of the country? KOB W*s ^WB
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