friday, may i, ims
aged wehutty
WOMAN DIED LAST ,
THURSDAY NIGHT,
I
WEHUTTY, April 27.? Funeral ;
services for Mrs. Josephind Cotter,)
age 77, who died suddenly at herj
i om? here Thursday night from heart!
ailure, wire held at h r home Sun-'day,
conducted by Rev. George Pass-'
mere and interment eras in Zion
Hill cemetery.
Mis. Cotter was well known
throughout this section, and the .
many friends of the family sympathize
with them in their bereavement.,:
survived by her husband, |i
A. J. Cotter ten chldren, four boys i
and six girls: Mrs. Alice Cutchor,
..f Etowah. Tenn.; Avery Cotter, I.a--;
llette, Tenn.; w. D 1 tter, Ki
ville, Tenn.: Mrs. Mary Bryant, Blue ;
Ridge. Gn.; Mrs. Malicie Pack, Dab- i
r y. Ark.; J. S. Cotter, Athens, Tenn.;
Mrs. Emer Duncan, Crandall, 6a :
.lohn Cotter, Athens Tenn.J Mrs.
flora Simmons, Ducictown, T<nn.*
Mrs. Lucretta Cottc, \Y? hir y. N*.
ales a large number oth r
IrOUGHS
I Apply over throat and chest
?swallow small pieces of?
WICKS
v Vapohub
n,-,r . - Million Jut, Ufj Ke.ir/v 1
5 SliiL[1I_I>' ^ r cr* (~;t*f ,r*
Paregoric, Teething
mf prepared to relieve Infants in a
jjj Constipation
I Flatulency
'i. Diarrhea
/lids in the assimilation of Food, pr
I# Natural Sleep witho
To avoid imitation*. always look for the
Proven direct < ??-?rh package. P
I Valet Th
| AutoStrop Sha?
Razor CC!|
[ ? Sharpens Itself FnrS?i?
H ffij Brighten Yoi
S SB Wi*h Cooledge
T TAS your bathroor
B XJL cracked and worn?
BB Ba ^ lost the shiny whiten
UB tractive when new?
|B|H In a few odd moments
original beauty with a c
^BB En^nel?very durable.
RS soaP ar,d water. Moder
BflRBjv | Also uspvd foe Staircase
^D|^H Furniture.
BHJH Ask for free booklm?m
BRjtTTAIN & IN
HHK BuiHeri Hardware. P
Murphy
relativos and friends.
"Tis hard to break the tender cord.'
When love has bound the heart, ,
'Tis hard, so hard, to speak the [
words;
Mother, wc must part.
'Dearest Mother, we have laid thee
In the peaceful grave's embrace.
But thy memory will be cherished, <
Till we see thy heavenly face." ,
?A FRIEND.
MARTINS CREEK
A large crowd of folks .young an i'
old were entertained with an Easter i
<upper at the home of Sheridan
Stiles on last Saturday evening. Af.
tvr the feast was over everybody was
Full of good humor and boiled tggs. i
The nee we proceeded to the horv f
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sinior. \vv
.ve enjoyed some rer.l in1- w
Mrs. Simonds at Uie Af:
the music all i ar: r-ici :,nrn
mrilh musical i .ir and pet tts sa .
Tied.
Mr. ^ -' n S up of Young Har('
i ? c visited home folks the
weekend.
Miss Madge StaU'up spent the!
Easter hoiidavs with honv* folks.
'
Miss Clara Cunningham of Farner
H uh School hu? returned homo.
Mr. '"lnvcnee Voyless of Farner
li"h School, Farner. Term., was a !
WRjgX
r v m
a is a harmless Substitute for
Drops and Soothing Syrups,
rms and Children all ages of
Wind Colic
To Sweeten Stoina'-h
Regulate Bowels
omoting Cheerfulness, Rest, end
itt Opiates ~
signature of C&ts^/y/o&LAL:
hysicians everywhere recommend it
rwsvr"? T-TmucHBaai
e Sale; Ba~or that *
petu *. ^'va Oiadas 9
hirit if <v .^ r^.o-T Sj
i ! All Staret SdliiM; Kamra and lllaiiet I
(( wut ij i \jvjui mi !
White Enamel
n woodwork become B9
Yellow in spots? Has HSj
ess that made it so at- ^B
you can bring back its H
oal of Cooledge White ^B
ind easily washed with ^B
ate in cost, too. i ^Bj
s. Mouldings. Doors, B
t and color cards.
1AYFIELD &
aint*. Oils, etc. n>
.i' t scoui
" ~ !
CATARRH
Ce'-.rrh l-i a Lc-al disease rreatly influer
ed by Constitutional conditions.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE conlitu
of an Ointment which Rives Quick
Relief by !o al application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
throuph the B'.^od on the Mucous Surfaces
and assists in ridu.r.g your System
of Catarrh.
Sold by dnifplcta for over 40 Years,
r. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.
visitor to Martin's Creek lest week-j
end.
Mr. Will Donaldson end family
visited Mr. J. B. Martin l;.?t Si
Jay.
Miss .. rt; W.vnt .'
Hi. v S.nao -; cnt v.. . ....
i Iks.
Mr. G yon v"si :d our com:rrjn-|
-iy ti e ; .st -. ek.
Mr. Sheridan Stiles has beer suf I
t ; r.y Horn a severe ease of
mumps. ?
WILL ROGERS
ADVERTISING
WRITER
When Will Roeers' bones are inches
beneath the sod hi? stone will'
bear n new epitaph. There will h
i.v niv.iiiuu ui ms mme as cow pun-'
her, no praise of his gift of hunn r '
no eulogy of his career before t
Follies bright lights ami
Kleig lights. Its going to be an original
epitaph, the one and only one !
in the world. It will "lead:
WILL ROGERS
"An Honest Ad Writer"
Will I; out his shingle "n th
advertising profession by agreeing'
to write Bull Durham advertising.
For the first time in the history of
th? printed word, a copy writer was!
given carte blanche to s:iy \\hatver
ht wishes about a p- >>'ice.
Rogers was t<, write as h felt.
T? first startle he gave the ad
vert sine world was to write a testimonial
advertisement about Bull
Durham, in which he talked of nothing
but c ross word puzzles*.
"Everywhere ymi go. iv rybody is
figuring out a Cross Word nuzzle.
Nobody i - working or even exercising.
America will Ir.se the next w: r but
win the next puzzle cutest. it's the
greatest crnz*- that has hit the duntry
since Prohibition.
"People savs to me 'Why Will, you
f 11 n't understand. It".- an education.
It learns you more ways to say one
word.' If you know one way to say
a word, what do you need to knew
any more for. Nobody is going to give
you something for nothine-. I /!??? *
care now ntany ways ynu lor :t.
This puzzle ha." done -.no thing. It
has learned us which is horizontal
and which is vertical."
This paper is fortunate to bo amone
thoca in which the Bull Durham
advertising is running. The next
time you see an advert'scment headed
"Bulls Eye.,- read it. We guaran
tee it will m??Ve yru laugh, nr.
tor if you're su fit ring with chronic
dyspepsia.
Or.o hundred farm hi-> - . f Cumberland
county linvt exp I n desire
to join one i f the agricultural
dubs being organized i 1 ' hat county
hy fatm age it N. B. Stevens.
-e .. and/l ev > >> t? ;f th eottcn.
seed will germinate well.
There will be 140 acres of velvet
beans planted in some cf the peach
orchards of Richmond county, states
W. H. Burton, county agent.
Tom Tarheel says his baby girl
seems to be in better health since the
home agent started the serving of
hot lunches at the new schoolhouse.
The boll weevil will do heavy damage
in North Carolina this season
unless proper measures are taken
now to keep the post under control
advise agricultural extension workers
of State College.
No Account Generally
Mrs. P. D. Nelson, of Lake Charles,
La., writes, "It was along time before
we found out what was the matter, I
wanted to sluep all the time, suffered |
with my eyes, backache and headache.
Had no energy and was no account
generally."
Doctor examined me and said I had
Bright'? Disease, but could do mo no
Erood. I took Hobo Kidney and BlndJer
Remedy and was healed."
The Hobo Medicine Company,
Beaumont, Texas, guarantees a treatment
of six hottlcs to give entire satisfaction
or they will refund the $f?.00
Price $1.20 per bottle or six bottle?
for $6.00.
For sale by all druggists.
r, MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE OF ELECTION |tl
K
At an adjourned meeting of the |
' J5i
regular ue? t.ng of the Mayor and
Board A Commissioners of the Town !tr
of Murphy held on Wednesday, April (
1, a municipal election wa? duly or-'
dered hold on Tuesday May 5th ^
192'. for the purpose - r lec-tir.g a;
Mayor and six *n t..!-er ' n Bo .rd I
of Com. . s. sa: I r, to be ;
' : :i * r- ng the VJ
f r ld!n? said j
lee .. ' . iluloiiee is appointed '
i'.tg . :.nd Sid Perdley and Will ,}
?. ^re appointed judge?; of saidjfJ
.-lection. Th-: regis!r^t: n hooks of ?1
the T wn of Murp.-.y : < rd.r<d k \< ' y,
opcr. fcy 'h Reei-' : r -T. W |?j
'Davidson's . re for the ' < gist ration i :*
A c.II rsons entitle .i i register - r
April IS - tr 25th incln- v:. ,
B\ order of the Mi'.yr and Board |t.
f C o:v.m. ?<k r ers. H J d
B. to* SIRE. IJ
t' Treasurer jjJ
EXECUTOR S NOTICE n
| >
Havir.c GUui. i * i as Executor an- tl
der the vi 11 of the Estate of il.-zc- rv
kiah Thurman Ilamny. late if Cher- !'
okee County, North C#o!ina ?.
: n-.tiiy all per n having claims i it
..gains* he Estate of the said Heze-'y
kiah Thunnn Harnby, decet.?- d to'n
"hlbit them to th' undersigned at t!
: y offi( In Murphy, Cherokee t(
, Coraiy, N. C. oa or before the 12th d
[day of Arrii 1920 - this notice will e
. j leaded !r. : < t" their recovery.
Ail per- r.- indtbtt I to the said cs- y
late will ; lease make immediate i!
payment.
This 11th day f April 192.". T
J. H. McCall, ts
Executor of the E-tate of Heze- b
k'ah Thu-rnan Har.ihy, ? .cased. t!
?30 Gt-Mo)
NOTICE OF SALE UNDF.R DEED
OF TRUST
b mult having lr_? n made by
Magtriv Moss and husband. San
s. in payment > f the indebtedcdness
secured by a deed of trust
xecuted by them to th- undersign
id. as trustee, dated August 28th.
1328, and registered in the office of
thi Ren inter f dcids of Cbiokee
County, in llook 7 J at page 349. and
also in Rook ' ngo 3 .VI. the undersigned
will, for the purpose of satisfying
the sa d indebtedness. ffer f r
sale at public auction on Monday
June 1st. 192."?, at the court i ?u.se
door in Murt.hv. V C. at 11 i.
A. -il- the latiiu rnnwi <? <J.
described as follows:
The said lands brine located and
situated in the Town of Murphy. and
on the East side of the Public II ?ad
that leads to th?* H- s rvotr of the
Town of Murphy on Fain Mountain,
bijrinnlr.j* at a locust at the turn of
the road about three hundred feet
c,..r fii.ii i?-, m. r'.; >? ?!>
turn of the public rood and runs with
the meanders ?.f the roar! in a South
West direction about eight feet to n
hickory stump on the East side of the
road; then in a South East direct in:
with the drain of the hollow to the line
of N"< . Six; tli -n with tin Number Sis
line North one hundred yard- (more
or less) to a locust p? st to the corner
of 1?<>'? Palmer; ther with B<'? Palmer's
line hack to the beginning,
containing ont acre, more or It ss.
This April 30th. 1925.
I. .E .BAYT.ES.
Trustee.
(38-4t-pd)
NORTH CAROL!N \?Cherokee
County Superior Court.
Before the Clerk
Wofford Terrell Co.
vs.
W. C. Dills.
Notice of Summons and Warrant
of Attachment.
To the defendant, W .C. Dills:
You are hereby notified that an
action n l'? d a- ihov tha h>-en begun
I?: ti e Superior Court of Cherokee
County to recover against you
me s:in? ''I ^i-o.u-j wiui micros;
from August 1, 1023, unitl paid, the
<:ime being amount due for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered
by plaintiff to you on your
order: that the summons therein has
been made returnable on the 30th
day of May, 11*25. and that an attachment
issued a? the same time as
the summons has been levied upon
all your right, t tie and interest on a
certain lot at Wesser Crrek in
Swain Count v. formerly occupied by
you as a mercantile stand, and said
levy having bee. duly docketed in
the office of the Superior Court of
Swain County, which warrant of attachment
is also returnable on said
30th day of May. 1925, and you arc
notified that unlcs? you answer of demur
to the complaint within the time
allowed by law, which complaint will
bo filed on or before the return day.
ic relief therein demanded will b'
ranted.
Witness E. E. Davis, Clerk of the
uperior Court, at rffice ig Murphy,
lis April 29'h. 1925.
h. E. DAVIS, C. fc. C.
J8-4t-I)-H)
s'otice to Tax Payers
Of Cherokee County
Tax listing time is drawing close.
n. fart the various tax listers for the
:.riou? To-.vnships have their notice?
ut stating the time and pin - they
:?! meet you.
We if putting this notice in foi"
l-cnefit of all tax payer-. The
iw provides that every man or woman
mt has personal or real estnte
our list taker tit one of these plac<
pat is most convenient for you. end
has been the custom and it is grow jr
very rapidly to neglect thi' matM*
end go to Murphy to list your
ixes some time later. Now th< law
ocs not make this provision but does
rake the j.r'\*is:on that "en man fail;g
to list h' tax - he committed a
:isdeir>eanor and is subject t>> indict
icm ana neinp auunie tax ?!. am! this
ear we ar- going to be governed oy
he law. To fail to li^t your taxes
ith these list takers, creates an ends's
tumble to some man. not just
jerely listing your tuxes but your list
-t then be kept separate during the
car and a tub kept of this which is
o little trouble and uncalled ! r by
neindividual. It only takes one tin)
do this, therefore you are urged to
o this and by doing you wiii save
xlra cost to yourself.
There will be no taxes lisied this
ear except with the list taker - ai.d
hat at one of these places.
T have been appointed by th
loard of County Commission- - as
ax supervisor f--r this year, and have
eon instruct'd by the bonrd to give
he public this notice. so moot your
M&M3
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FOR
LAt AND!
EIGHTEEN HF
HORSES WEIGHII
'OUNDS, AGE 5 1
BROKE AND REA
TABLE FOR FAR'
WORK. NOT BKO
VIRGINIA HORSE
CONDITION. WiL
FOR OTHER STO<
A. C. NEi
Call or write G. T. I
PAGE F"-^
WOLF
CREEK
The "sprinp" showers of the las!,
few days have received a weleom
here, a- it has been very dry lor
some time.
I
Mr Thad Ha ! t*n of Belltow: . *;buried
at PleasanthiU church Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Haton had been in
poor health for -i-verai months. He
leaves a wif<- and four childr. r to
mourn.
Mrs. Maltha Hyatt b ill rcry iir
with rheumatism.
There ha been a 1 ' < i I'm rid
fertilizer hauled to our sctii n this
spring, indicating that ou iarmet?
are waking up to th' r : ; in f
the soil, even in our section.
The statement in Inst v.eekV v' m"
that the road *hrough 1 'thouse started
off from rr State lin< houl'f
have read "The Krankl.n Gar."
The Kev. A. F. Burns of I'iu.i rville,
preached at 7. -rnhiil '.ircf
last Sunday.
There wa- a ?' f "fl ing"
through our s tion Sunday.
Mr. Charles ;?!? rjran has an infected
finger b - ? iuscd him a lot
of suffer it r.ii 1 h - relatives no littl?
concern, i the last few days.
Mrs. W. < . ItaI. -w who ha- been
. ooking foi a logging camp in NorthCarolina
for s.-vc-ral week-. returned
home last wet k.
I ~~
tax lister, and list your luxes with
him.
A. J. MARTIN*
Tax Supervisor, Cherokee Co., N*. t"
(37-3t-co.)
dc.C :o Ssrvic J ||j
r--:1- T rmfit the * C
pt ' -I : . ' ' kJ-v
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: .i " : 'e ;d li i'is, lyi
pr ' o . . . *
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Cert t!i: c'- * r-i
ar.i t. A n^dur: . fag
:2 crvrT" tc Ti-;.tl pr - 3 i,
i the one material y. u Jk-; /
?e f it every t;. pe of con- g|. >*
aooni thehor.v. orfat in. y i/L
r our rr-il ' m. iba Sf//
rrnivriaidealer can ? ' "? gvjfls
\ :is hoi k which vi I fSTjjgjj
build v. i-A!.. and v.\ ii.
mA&]W
itifod fctiwthti
...Ji <;.i' iw/o atuuunJL"
c.SES
SALE
AD OF MATCHED
MG 1200 TO 1600
TO 7 YEARS. WELL
nv Trv *i7/-vr?LT r?! TI
U1 IV WVKN. 3U1- I
VI AND LOGGING
NCHOS, BUT REAL
S, ALL IN GOOD
L SELL OR TRADE
:k.
\L & CO.
'osey, Andrews, N. C.