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The Official Organ o! MurpK \<*
Cherokee County North C*?
PUBLISHED K V T V
C. W. BAILF.Y r.dilor i.eMRS.
C. W. BAILEY, Associate EJ
B. W. SIPE . . Associate K.i
Entered in the postoffii < at Murphy.
North Carolina, as second ela.-s mail
matter under act of Mar. 1
Subscription Katra
One Year *1'
Eipht Months . . l.uO
Six Months
Payable Strict'v In AdvaProhihition
is in its i fancy. Tret
it why people still want their - ttb
Columbus discove ed Ameiiea.
the real estate !>??? ?ters have ele-.:
it.
You < m't ha litre a leopard's -
nor. M-eniintrly. the i <untry"s *v
spots.
When man says "I'll th n!.
over," he .:e:;<-r.rly rn in> he w 11
pro home nr.d ask his wife.
It's an i'i uind. ? '. : if t" ere ha '
not been any \\ , War we void 't
have any Air. i-tiv Day j .trades.
One of the diffr lit thinp i'i 1-fe
Is for an undo* taker to keep f m
emuing v.i.n ruei- ^ <m.
The Prc-ider.t tecoiv-v.enis 1-'
herence to the World C or?. ''re
definition of adh.n-cnce i- han-'ing on
by air with no permanent contact.
An : t: ; -a". ;"f i? : '.-roup of fir
pie in whvh the enmitteo l .11
the r1"?; :r the reta'-y :tll 1::
tsalary. What j < glory 7
In peace we haw the ru.ht to -
and he sued: in war. ;l
kill and he killed. Some t' u- iiav"
seen much of cither.
ItLAIHSVIi.l.K
Mr. H. R. Kite who has he.n
spending few day- with homefolks
has returned to hi- position in
Parlor, S. C.
,
The High S lo.ol students here
carried their play over t.. ? ermont
last Saturday night.
Dr. K. (\ Wellborn of Younfr
Harris is here this week doing Dental
work.
Prof H. I., h'utt spent the weekend
at home.
Col ('. S. Reid of Gainesville. Ga.
has lately i uichased a front lot in
our town, consisting of an acre of
ground for which he paid, 1500 dollars.
Thi: goes to show that people
ore learning the value thei. property
the*e days.
Mr. Rnrv-y Souther :?n?l faivily who
have been tesiding in the donatory
here for the past two year-, moved
last Monday to the reside, ce in East
Blairsville owned by Mr. IV. Akin*.
Mr. Ciautus Berry of Young
Harris has been a visitor in our town
for the past few days.
Mr. Hen tie.v and family, have
lately moved to Blairsville fro:
Young Harris, Ga.
Col. P. II. Haral.-on returned Sun
day from a few days stay in Atlant.
Ga.
Col. W. K. Candler and M *. Dicl:
Law made a business trip to Mneon
the first of the week.
Antioch Church end School hu:Hing
was destroyed by fire a few d.y
ago, which we can 'd by an old oof
catching from parks whe the . hool
was in sess:on. The building
an old landmark. Its loss has br v.r h*
sorrow to a great number th * ; re
now stoopped and gray, who ov-n
romping children and in yo-'t'-: Ti
mischief played around the hall-wed
spot. They v.-'>o in youth drank
here so s-.imptious'v f'-c.m it- an;
of knowledge u: . ii with an e ert-ctic
footstei crossed its threshold
responding \vh?* 1 the busy world
called them to take up their life'c
pursuits. A walking came is now he.
ing fashioned from the charred remains
and will he presented to Prof.
Luther Mauney, principal of the high
school taught there near forty yea**
ago. This in memory of all who
"loved the nails in the ceiling, the
latch on the door and every crack
in the old schoo!hou?e floor".
JOHN WHrrra <%?!?** v
LOUISVILLZ. KT.
tutiw s to .Jf-i' .--yv
Raw Furs<S>^ <t
Lore fosr H?
By Albert Pay?
"PROVE TO YOUR DOG YC
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"The Poor Dogs S<
TP 1roT v, .>;i;J or had stmek Vino 1 *
B"~3 str-' I. AI?? in one way or :in , **
other Ion weather ha ! Struck ; r
lii'?st of the j?: : prro?l " O a nod ??is :
thai exclusive >?r?of of the Strive (
suburb I 1
< >hl Man Ncglov's regular job
trlnu iir.u' It s -1 ^ lawn- : :
and t? ".it; flower borders u s Inter- j
more and u ??* ?? by calls for \- ' 1
I or! . ire on handling s.edi canine '
prnVMri
"1 it i ho n lawn dO'-t.ir and a
dootor a* the same time." lit? f'?'n '
plained it last, M?T Joel Is;- 1
take: lift n S'Ji I !... Mi.vr of the obi |
man's time one day ,n describing the
warm weather's eh 'ct on the emit of I 1
Ids PflrktT spaniel. "Itesides. might> j '
few of lite dogs on Tine street or unj
where else really net d a <1 tctor. They | '
: : o hlng tlint*s harder to Und '
They need common-sense treatment. J
! Sii; use you foil s whose do:: j have '
1 things the matter with them meet on
that hit* por. lt ? f the Vcliors. at say ' 1
about eight o'clock this evening; an :
let me come up nnd answer .11 y !
1 questions In a lump? It'll save time." ; '
Accordingly. when the old man
climbed the Vol r veranda s?>ts ' ' '
night ho found no fewer than twelve
dog owners awaiting bin !*ati.-nt!v '
ho listened t. their long-1 in. :
I stories full of j\ petitions con ni:m
the welfare or ill-fare of their <! -s
j Tln-n he sp<
"Jirs Paid.' he began. "I notice
[ von're wearing thin muslin dress. '
! I.ast winter yon were ;; Idg fur coat,
it's the same prim !pie with put* c?
lie dog. Me can't put his fur coat In '
storage the way you do. ?o he pit it. 1
j In hum-ties, on your rags and carpets
| and hull floors. And ho rubs str:.\
: hairs off it onto the furniture and onto '
| folks' clothe?.
i mm s me only way he ran get rbl
of It. Nature makes lilm stood his
uir'er coat in summer, Just the ivay
s-lu* makes y??u shed your mink coat
| when tl.?Mii> s ret warm. (
Mr !1 he'll have started a brand f
new beautiful winter coat. Till then.
you've got to he patient. It's no fun
| to have to pick up hunches of fur off
| the rues. Hut it would he a lot les?
fun for h'm to have to tote all that '
dead linlr In summer. ]
"Mr. Jnnsen, wasn't It yon who sal ' |
; you're worried by the way your litt'e |
Ifox terrier pants so hard all day In
summer?
"I notice you're mopping your fore
j head pretty steadily this hot evening.
I You're perspiring all over. Well, a
j doc can't perspire anywhere except
1 through his ton sue. When he pants
j he Is perspiring Tlint's hfs only way
! of perspiring.
"When n dog has been taking exorcise
In hot weather he persjdres. Just '
as you do. He docs It by panting.
When the day la hot enough he pants,
whether he's been exercising or not
So do you.
"That's one of the crudest things
i about a tight mnzzle. It keeps the
I dog's mouth so close shut that he can't
j perspire That's torture to him and
: a danger !< his health. If you've got
. to muzzle a dog. get some kind of
I muzzle that will keep him from biting.
of course, hut that will let him pant
i and that will let liim lap water, too.
"Speaking of lapping water, the unj
kindest thing you can do to any dog is
j to keep him where he can't get a
; drink of cool wntw on* tin... i.? i
; tn winter or summer, bat ten times n>
1 roach In summer.
"A dog's mouth Isn't shaped like n
horse's or a cow's. He can't sock
;rrent draughts of water Into It to lost
him half u day. He con only lap up
; about a teaspoonful at a time .So he
J must drink often.
"Sirs. Fletcher, you were asking how
i to keep your Pefce from ^ettlnc any
more fits: like the one I brought him
out of. That wasn't no ?rd nary fit. i
th< klrd n vet. has to lie culled In for I i
To* took the p??"r little cuss out In :
tli* hurrilns hot sun and jir.de Mm i
walk for three tin
middle of the da *
"Lf " r he i? Via .
THE CHEROKEE 5COU*
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Tllov 11: v .* i!?- ^ TI- 1- ?
n. : ? |i;i! Iii- i! ir t-.itJ of R
ti? >< *'i:: 11 :i!?y \ *! -cclally g
iv? r hips
'T! j.i- r dogs -h !".?* fury *
I'l-ov si-r. 1- a pi:-. raw The tile*
! She lout -,e! .illo it. 'Hint's not
nnuw.
l- il It'll tret nimv serious if you
lcjcct i?. Here's a simple a:i-i sur??
a :y to cure it :
"I'.uv <. >!.?> li-fjor cresnlls You
an u* t it cheap at any drug store. I'm
ilirn- t>: iit*= of it In n barrel. nlons
.vitli 1?? gallons of water |m!n water
is best); an.I dip yimr dog !n the
arrol. llo.il him In it for :th??ot two
minute* ail '.lit Ids eyes at.-l tnwe
ris?-n take him out and nib some rrood
o:i|? 5ht?? his coat; and then tarn the '1
liose on 1dm and wash liitn thoroughly
with clean water.
"It will kill (he fleas and make hl.n :
beautifully clean. He'll smell a tittle
!t of carbolic achl for .1 few days, but ,
not muclt. It's a cienn smell. 1
"Do this every ten days in summer J
mil yon'II keep 1dm in great condition
especially his skin.
"If ever he scratches any spot rnw
pour a handful of the mixture from p
the barrel over the sore place. Nine
I tines out of ten It w ill cure the spot ^
:it once y
"That's n boon to all dogs, especially
long-haired dogs. In sar. :ner. It , ~
isn't a patent medicine, either, and ...
it's harmless. I
"I've got to flnlsh whitewashing my
hencoop tonight. Maybe the rest of /
you will drop around here tomorrow
I'vening? I'll answer the rest of your ?
questions then." i i"
(CopyrlsUI by (he McNausht Syndtcats. loe.? i
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Married at a Distance
Possibly the most unconventional j C
and peculiar marriage ceremony on ^
record was that performed years jtg( r
hv n consular nwni ?? ?.. b
bridegroom was a weil ltHlo resident i
?f that town, unrl the bride lived >n p
Italy. When the wedding was per- |
formed the contracting parties were :.
thousands of mile" apart. |l
The consul Idled in a Monk certlfl- ;
cate, which v.a> forwarded !?> him ?.! ?
the authorities In Italy, who. in the \
presence of the parish priest, exhibit- j ^
ed It iiefore the bride. w!io in turn of- I 1
fixed her signatnre, accepting it ns her
action. The tnnrrlnge became per- T
fectly binding, of course, the ncwlymarrled
couple could r.-?t posibiy live .
together for quite a little time owing v
to the distance they were npntL
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Predicts Use for SmoAe
Fine dust from chimneys vc?* ?.
near future, find commer
the Industries either 86 fillc
fertilizer, or other prodac
base for some building mat
work now is being done
method.'* of catching the II
w hi'-' ,1> ?p the chimney \
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T. MURPHY. N. C.
Tl
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& SITU
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j "The Home Of Good C
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| Continued to ;?al
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11 < .: j iviorr . g J>p. ciall
75, i.-r:Lcr. g fi
BROOMb FOR | I)
4 Cn acroitr.; f . a y rrqur?l? we a;e putting
broom* cn sale -fia'n. The >;rst 50
?j adults who enter our store Friday, Jan. 15t!?,
1 R at 9 A. M., will he Riven a coupon which ^
F will entitle thrm to buy one of theses 75a
jj u Brooms for a penny
jj jj With Pu. chase cf or Mors
I KVUL
5 I SALE TO BE
| | CONTINUED
? 3 On acco jt,: f ' e many re s's from ou .
jj
S cottom; e." 'he t ? 115 \ - ity that
3 | have be 1 u: able to .- ! b" on accsrnt of
s t! i* h.t i toad conditio s. ve e going o
? esrtiwe our vh until Sat rday i' ipht January
23. AT. '.a!c rice- * ill ? e - s duiir.e
the former advertisements.
a ? "aC""* ~r
g WE APOLOGIZE
a
I or not being al>!e to serve you better on
5 the first days of this sale. We prepared as
3 weil as we knew how hut response was
u ?vcrwhe'ming. We tried to '.ive every
P customer real service. It we failed in any
* instance, is was not from lack of i cline!>J
lion or tffort.
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70 T1 IE TAX PAYERS OF CHE1
The Taxes for 1925 are long
hi money, and 1 am compelled to i
here will be cost added, as provide
1 will be at the following pla<
impose of collecting your 1925 tax
t all rural districts for the purpos
emember the place and date and l
fOPTON?D. B. Wright's store
ANDREWS ?Lee Watkin's Store
vlARBLE Trull & Mintz's Store
aRANDVlEW?Lovingood & Son
>U1T?M. M. Burger's Store
iA TRICK- Mart Raper's Store
lElD'S CHAPEL VOTING PRE(
lOT HOUSE T. T. JOHNSON'S
-ULtJtiKSVJN?W. A. Nichols' Stc
VALKER SCHOOL HOUSE?
JPPER BEAVERDAM, J.T.Dock
JNAKA?G. F. Rose's Store
?)NG RIDGE?Voting, precinct
SHERIFF AND 1
\V. JANUARY 15. 1926
oil
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DAVIDSON'S 1
othing ' Murphy, N. C. I
:urday Jan 23 P?M. 1
1 , wcaaa.. *i
l: 4 Saturday Morning Special I | jjS
I [SUGAR "ST* 10c| I
M J We have been requested 'o put tumr on -iU cfl bffl
In a ;ai n so here goes. '1 he first 50 adults who Q {
D . tci oi.r store Saturday, January 16th, H 9
I at C A.M., will be given a toupon which will fl M
E entitle them to pur-, hate n 9
I ?-i POUNDS OF PURE GRAN- f\ 8 $1
I | QULAl ED CANE SUGAR FOR i Jc y 2
| I h Pr coiFe cf $1 or Mcra |
.. jj \'PS. APPRECIATE jj 1
i ' '!! ! rcma;'!.al lv demonstration of (rubl'c 8 D
jj .fideircc in lj ntd our merchandise. W? | u
V ' -nre u that during this sole a d after | tjo
j ii :j a thin? of t'tc past, v/e shall endeavor I gfl
^ U to rrevc worthy cf the trust reposed in us. t 9
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, , . mn y:; - ^ UUJ?T | H
1 | V-rT THANK YOU
-4 ^ For the patience and good nature you dis- B H
r played and trust you got values t! at amply ?
U {i rev.r.rd you for any inconvenience you may S B
(* ? have experienced during this great f??e. JR
a H "The Greatest Of Our Career". H SB
rir ei
L IWILrfJ
RCKFE COUNTY:
past clue and the State and County needs
settle, at my regret. After February 15,
-d in the I 925 Machinery Act.
:es at the dates mentioned below for the
es, this being the third and LAST round
ie of collecting the 1925 tax, so please
Tieet rne promptly and settle:
January, 21, 1926
" 22 ''
~ 23 "
s Store " 28
' 29 "
I before noon] 30
:iNCT [afternoon] " 30 "
j Store February 1, 1926
Z. - ---- ery
Store[*??~] " 4 "
" 5 "
10 "
IORROW
TAX COLLECTOR