WIBMOKT. |
JKiitor Th. Scout: A* I lfhva mot
any knalc in Th? Sewul frpto
M|- cou .r. good - ' # . I ;.m
+ ''n: you i\ * in
Mu4 arunnj try b towiuhip.
The people of \\ 'aiont my h ?ue
w>v*ji> very r behind with
thei . mv,' on o nt of !*? ani:h
main. Many farm - ?rr . not y> t
thrui.. planting * n. although che
wh?ai cop :> I' V very \ r ?icjf.
- we c in't t- I ab-mt th. crop
ye:, far I "nave seen p?'od crop- of
wheat fa." ?vith:n forty-eight h rs
before harvest.
We are having g -d Sunday
School at our Baptist Church. although
not as y I as tht. writer
Asheville
Summei
Two Six-W
''*?' junb^I? tJ
I Standard Courses f
& > '
r. .uviiti'/!? - v
X ? t ?. I V
X ^ 1 i
y Special
i SCHOOL OF MUSIC under dire
X i ;> M
Y ' s ' ' -* -T:
Vi'ii-o. I? . \';<-! I .
;S; ru !.: ; s:t.a:;ini; an:' !>r
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Exp
\ COLLEGE TUITION. u i.
Y K" m and B srd,
E I DF?R DETAILED AN!
| ASHEVILLE
Ashevi!
!llilllll!l!llllllilllll!il!lill!il!lilll!!ii!l
[ Pig
B q We ha1
I Quality Goc
i Batts-All Ki
: Columbia Gn
- Now Ready. We
=5 that we are Closing
f:" Regular 7 5c. Tti
1 \Y/? L?
U vv c iidv
1 in Just the
E vour home f
= always as lev
| ALL G<
|| | Towr
j WE M A
| JOIN MURPHY'S
I
f
aggraiuHHiignrra1'
i mi
would lik# to ooe. Xov?rthel*Sg, ft
could be s?u<h woMe thaq J% is.
Tho Jactepn County court was
v. ' -.v .1 la*t FS iday.
would iikv t >? ' ?b from Shoal
'* T< wnship ar.v? ai! vtier town
i s interested I never was ii
t'lu-rokei County byt my mind di
i me the good ptoph i- y-.nu
'ur.ty to thanle the f pie in Shoa
ik Township for the w a y the J
treated my father last week jvfcei
was :n vcur county.
. ~~
1 nanv Iw uutnk ihe good old Cher
k?v ?cout for the copies which hnv<
to me. 1 shad endeavor t-vv.
all the rel:av?lt new< from tha
University
i-* i a
r !>cnool i
eeks Terms j
01 College Credit in:
C. !
Mi. r. ?i:!^ a', 'rawing
M.thrrmtu- i
Mu ic i
Voico I?
Pfc-o |i
Courses:
Ltion of Ophio Morris* of ' h" S
an . i 1 Fs . Haywood, {
etc of Univi . b) So New Y " i. ?j
: \ : VYU i:XPK1 SSION ur:.!i r *;
' f I a t A rt . Xer .j
nbci of years with Richard Alans- 'j
SI BJG TS ' which there i* ^
lenses
$7.00 to $10.00 3
NOUNCEMENT WRITE
UNIVERSITY
n? M n
imwiuiiuiiuiiTiTiiiittiiBiiuuuuttii
iy I
ve a complete L
)ds-Mitts, Glov<
inds and Prices
ifonola Company New ]
have several Hundred
I Out. The Price has
ese Prices are for One 1
*e a lot of nc'vV g
class of Furnitui
urnished with. <
w as the market
OODS GUAR/
ison & An
vKE A I TOtJSE INTO /
CHAMBER Cf COMi\
MURPHY GROW
> 1 section c the future it I 1*4 %
j print. 1
1
[ Wo hr.v u genft highway <Hr?t ;
com*: " '-ti rv_:ht through oar to\r* r
.p. k u! hools and efcu reset '
* an."' .1 T>.t- writer *e ?
'"ormed that u Ktnb
^ to Ve built through your S&inl.
way . ... i accomodate >h? ?o? *
? people.
'.. > ? Ant..c U riop was in our
. :t.c t. :: ehopi'-:,lt Tuesday.
1 * ,
( ! ' T. v.; - Hurrah, for th 1
t?. o; V of tluit township *?
mtuas so inuc^ for the people. 1 r
* u 0 .. ?1 or.ly see our highway. *
bull: through these rugged nv>uns
i'.u- h o. y.'U would work all th
.r-.ior to get your road throuv*
. <n? A . Town-hip. whiitcv }
" P ?iah Hradlev visited her c
. M H. Patterson. F:
[ H Ld i. M' J
:* ' > 1 , lirowr. vi <1 ntu*
an.i in Barkorv (
, ; . n S . .y.
* ? ?'- I -.Ton was in tow
t g i may.
; c-' : H. Conrad and H. A
t l.? r? la*t week for'
: i when- thvy have ?cu.
meat.
! .V.- r"ra M.? G h'or is spcndint:
v. \\ . k- in Casby. Tenn .
C ! M. . Nora Turpil
i W i nion Toli irrat <h
; ar.y -< imi'. 'vinjr their II' ^
| rl \.ia- and Murphy : y
' " . h { !'. Ti> ; ,
a* . .!> ' - \\ -A now. A < < ;V
' about . - t n is at work
Mr y . .J family i
\. K vr-\ . N. C.
:
CHiGHESTpS PILL:
OlAK'ONO
BRAN 3
[ nrxr-t -r
Jut ...f .?r?,ri.| f r Cm-CTIEA-TER ? A
WfcAMSTfi^Sl K
"X .. .-. ? xs-r.
PrtrrM n.?l (.k ? r 1 III ' .IM-H Ht ? I
I pnriOMl BBAJIIi I'll l \ . TtT-rntrfln.
I yr.-*TP-irU .1 t S,. AHsyt Rrl:. >
; SOLD PY ALL BRuGGISTS
EVERYiVHERE
iTiiiiiiiiMiiiiFiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinliiiiu
i
sst
ine of Reach ^
^s, Balls, and
P rocess Records are M ,
Records on Hand ??
i been cut to 25c? =
Week Only. =
oods comincr H
? u
re you want |
Our prices are I
-ii 11 =
win anow. ^
VNTEED |:
iderson 1j
HOME ~ 1 M
1ERCE AND HELP j
'
. 4M? ... Ac. . V.
W. WURFHY. FORTH CAROLINA
WHY THAT LAME BACK?
That morning lameness ? tfiosr
harp pain? when bending or lifting
nakc work a burden a:?d i ' :
bk. Dor.'t be hand. : ; ,.d bp a
;nd baek?h>? h to your i. !?? ys. Vot
rill make no mistake by following
h;s Brevard resident's example.
Mrs. S. C. H..'e. Whitmire St..
. iid. X. .-ays: "i had baci
i.-.e with my kidney, and back 1
1 a dull, a^irravut'r-K '.ho over
y kidneys which made 11. feel tir
d out. When 1 bent to du.-t o?
Iweep, sharp pains darted through
ny back and 1 aid hardly straighen.
Dizzy spells canw before my
y. Mornings I was tired and run
iown and my kidneys didn't act
ri.perly. Hearing: of Doans Kidnev
hi'-. I grot -vn'.c ar.d they ei.l rely
u.ed n;e."
l'rice ("?Ue, r.- .'1 denier-. l' v.";
11V. : '< nvt- f..?- ? 'I" "
inV Kidney i'-'N -the few:
Hale had. F -t-'r-M\'urn
s. Buffalo, N. Y.?Adv.
BILL SAM'S DICMONARY
f,. j
T-v J. L. MAISTIN"
Aw !?- ? ,Ie says tha' If he doesn't
n. ke enough this >?nr to pay his rent.
' is ? _ to taik?* iiilvantiiki1 of the
: t.hrr.ptey law, or ?!*? put all of h!?
r<r? ; rty in Ms wife's twine an 1 tell
I I- creditors to entne and -a t liltn.
l:\NKIM I*Tt V LAW A law thai
' v :>> < a t 11? v\ from paying his Just
It.-l honest v 1 till Sam's I?>ti?>n
rj. rajre 111. Hon.. rtca.l Law.
THE IMI'ltOVFIl
ASPIRIN TABLET
1 ?x,? AenmiM
utvav #
Aspirin Is Vy rhyalciatis
more often than any nth or
Ur...: It is .. .? ' and ?iui? * t
relief from n nn turn, pain .?n?l
'twr. TINill.K'S KAXO-ASrilUM
ncv scientific aspirin tablet;
It is gently laxative. . l. analr.*
I h>r tem of i >'is- "a which ar.*
? lt~u thejcuusaAof apalm lv,?a
not ca itlor ln?l it.on
?is crdlnary^aaptrin d a.
I . ak* up a M--r.'muv.' i the
acid and rvllev. s*tlm pain of
rheumatism, ueurltus an I !um?
hato. Brutes almost Instant f lirf
In headache and reuralma.
A*-k your ilrutnriit for TIKQl.K'S
LAXO-ASP1K1N In the thr?-o
point box, or matlr-t postpaid for
X5c. ?Therapeutic Research la?b?
oratories. M'^afc.r.gton. D i'. %
L'PERIOR COURT TO
CO( ***EN E JUNE 18TH
(Continued from page 1)
75 Burnett v.-. Mont vale Lumber
Co.
70 Adann v . McDonald.
70 Adams vs. McDonald & Dockcry.
MOTIONS.
2 t0 21. inclusive. Power Company
cases.
31 Bryson & Barton vs. Anderon.
32 Feed Company vs. Watklns.
54 Burgess vs. Burgess.
56 Bry on, vs. Bvyson.
79 Wof ford vs. Deweese.
2? Blr.-Weli vj?. Nichols.
89 Wof ford-Terrell Co. vs.
Burger.
90 Fa'.n Grocery Co. vs. Salt Co.
94 Rogers vs. Garnet Stephens.
96 Rattler vs. Eastern Band of
Cherokces.
.01 Carolina Wood Products' Co.
vs. Odom tt als.
Of> Kinjr V*. Krick.
06 Kinir vs. Grinned.
07 Kinp vs. Atlas Supply Co.
[OS King vs. Harrison.
US Brooks vs. Brooks.
127 Bank vs. Gartrell.
128 Davidson. Trustee, vs. Gartrell.
129 Davidson, Trustee, vs. Warnej
Smith.
130 McDonald vs. Farner.
131 Davidson. Trustee, vs. SeHars
132 Davidson, Trustee, vs. Gnrtrel
133 Woodbury-Mauney Lumber
Co. vs Famer.
134 Bank \a. Dewar.
135 Davis vs. Morjran.
137 Davis vs. Mason & Potter.
157 Wr?fford vs. Gartrell Dry
Good? Co.
167 Cover v?. ilunnicutt.
170 Ranson & McLean vs. Elrod
fMMhtnr ' , J* -
AMTER0RAL
ELECTBIS LINES
BectricaJ Interests Name Com*miyee
to Study Question of
faking Biec'tricily to FamVer.
Adopting as Its purposo the motto
"Popbla^jze the farm by powyLrfsicK
It," the National Electric Lig^t Asao?
elation has appointed a special com*
: mtitc-; to tLc eiM-usiou u?
electric power lines in rural"sections
of the United States.
The^particular problems involved la
this expansion of tl. existing power
distribu i a lines will be studied with
care. The n* ; serious of th?*se*pr
lems is :h. <?ues!i. n of making it prof*
Itabl* both pow-r company anri
far:- r for the distribution line- t ? b *
extended on the basis of cost involved. I
The c ?st cannot be r**tyic. .1 by the
.. ,w..r . y he!-aw .1 . r\. :i point,
bcr.u: ^ tix'-j amount of I n materials
has t" be used wh* tber tlie e cn*
pafiy Mrvts'Uca customers or a hundred.
Yet it Is recognized bve'* . trical Inter*
:s that if electric light an 1 p >-.v r
i can b* taken to the farm It will great!y
utr tiRth- n the arm of the farmer.
More than that, it will prove a stimulus
to the f' jvelopmtat of all agriculture.
Tv. Eb-rtrfca! W r'.J has d? clarrd
that the farm r is it: the same position
with r-f nee In the use cf electricity
as was th-*- manufacturer twenty years
i aco inil that ? ' r:< .ty Is a m thoj of
helping him solve his economic dilernm
i t i* .i 1 '1 "..? ? icturer.
Th- inmif - .>f N.? lonal Klectr:
As- . r n " 1 that
electrical labor saving machines will
save the day f r ! farmer's wife, for
the f.ir::..-r !if . 1 f.?r th. hired
i h. I p. waich i- s< ..: .t b?-.-t and ;>r >ae
to !? d . >nr jt.-.i if ovcrw rked bei
v. Lt! a certa.n point
It was Marie Theresa, * npresc of
Curniniiy (1717-17^?) who >; the
memorable words, ""I want to meet my
nwaKe." When dying she refused
o <1 -e of opium, t'arlyle says ?>f her:
>: was most brave. ! di ami pious;
beautiful an?l radiant with g*md nature.
though of a te:njHT that would
e. -ii\ tai h tire; perhaps no nobler
woman lived.**
In Memciiam.
Sw??g| Aiiiiii it ? i'I-i?iiwwii
van of Coppvrhii!. died at his kotra
TH div. May ' ! after J4|1 ill
m -s o f a fiw w . .. .
LADY GOT SO V.
COliLDS
After Suffering From Many Fern
Cardui and Took It, Site I
"COME TIME AGO." uys Mrs.
Buena McFarland, of R. F. D. 2.
Bostic, N. C.. "1 suffered a great
deal with weakness common to women.
I had bearing-down pains, my sides and '
back hurt, and my limbs drew. 1 would
get so weak in my knees I could scarcely
stand.
"I was very nervous, and could not
rest 1 didn't feel like eating. 1 grew
thin, and did not have ambition for any- J
thing.
"1 had been trying other remedies ..
but did not get any better.
"Some one told us of Cardui, and
What it rvas recommended for. 1 also
IU?
i vvai
j: Ore Leaders, Un
White Men only.
$3.44 for 8 hours.
!contractors. Aver
contractors about
I(Men between the
years must have
signed by their pai
Tennessee
DUCKTOV
I . .
Fridrfy, June 8,
Mr. Akin had been in
healt^ t?9 and had ^
to drfforont hospitals fof treatm**^
\11 kr. wn to medicine *as done J?r 9
his recovery, but to no ar^,' WkS^ 9
1 ^ death was not un^xpe^Vd u> 9
relatives >t ? iTr?at U/ K to 3 I
friends and those who kn& hii?. I
H? was a son of Mr. E. B. Aifcn B
wa h??m and reared at Ranker, n I
(\. hut f r several years had resided I
at l-Cp| erhill, where ht? held a re?
sponsible position w ith the Ten*. 9
esse? Copper Company. H B
widely known throughout we stent 9
North Carolina. North, Ga., and Eas| 9
| tern Tennessee. ?
Hi? un< " 'van oCsakadLL^l?
-- cnarae.
tvr and ability, a Royal Arch U*.
on. and had been a member of the"
Bapv.-t church for a number 0f
i-years by whicj, he will greatly b?
n -sed. Mr. Aiken was ever loyal
tt> his chareh, wa> a devoted father
Mid an nffcctiov.atv ku-bai i. Asa
. b u a - one- the '
ected and loved by all who
.v him. a; 1 h: o?s we fall, real.
we feel that God had i great.
: i ed of his - rvo. and called
1h :? : his i nternal home. 1
Aiken was conseiou ant; the
hist. lie called his wif.- to w:ar.J
told he h * I n v..,, ;\iaj
: I r aw. y. realizing that i:_
K : the IT'vat div
J 11 w; .".7 yea s of age. H? kavat
0 mourn his I s a wife and five
h Idrvn, of C -pperhill, 'IV.m.; his
fa:.. .. Mr. E. B. Aiken, of Ringer;
. ?i l "e: . Mrs. M. I., Prince, ^
M -gar.ton. Gt.,; Mr. Ncalie
He :y. ' Morgantan, Ga.; Mi>. G.
. ' Ranger. N. and Mr^.
I'. A. Ms y. of Kin.-1 v, W i ; and
.
I'..!! (,: u: d. Ga.; and Mr. .S. S.
A ken, ??f R inger.
Mr A-n's remain- wi ..d to
r i in tht Ep worth (Vnr * ry, near
t'.p rerhill, hy the Masonic fratera- '
1 y 11a re t' aw ait the i ::. i ng of
the l l < . . r.
i ving f-i M! Be ui?c and dry
Every weeping eye??
The .'nt It ?k- n?it 1:?there;
The peal, the all. the soul is not
here.
\\ p it is all in vatr.? \
!i> mi:i niii-i follow ram; "1
! ? frauds. farvwcli,
! t ? ? am y. too >hall dw? II
I v ' - fore your fact*.
BHhioihdNhtf s time. a litt!,. -p.ice,
\\ \. y. . : ? wh-ie 1 have ti pped
: ? ill V del* Why vo w. pi.
\ I RIKND.
CARGtLY STAND
ale Troubles This Lady Heard ol,
Says, "Until I Was Well."
took a Ladies Birthday Almanac asd
read of a cas - something like mine. I
told my husb nd to get it and I wouid
try it.
"I saw a great Improvement after the
the first bottle (of Carduii, so I kept it op
until I was well. Now I am the picture
I ol health." (
Thousands of other women have writ-f
ten, to tell of the beneficial results Ob-**
i tained by taking Cardui. and to reccw-J
mead it to others.
Cardui has stood the test of extensive!
use, for more than forty yean, fa t)M
treatment of troubles common to wonst
Try it
* * _
""""
ited]
derground Work,
No labor trouble.
Better wages to
age rate made by
$4.75 per day.
ages of 18 and 21
Minor's Release
rents.)
Copper Co.
/N, TENN.