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I FRIDAY. JUNE 5. 1925 f~ LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE Whereas. J. M. Lee. on the 7th day of January. 1925, executed to the un. -dersigned trustee a certain Deed of Trust on the lunds hereinafter described to secure the indebtedness therein mentioned and due and payable to J. A. Puett and A. S. Shook, which Deed of Trust is registered in Office Register of Deeds. Clay County in Books of Mortgages "1" page 454 et seq; and whereas, default has bee*: made in the payment of the indebtedness by said Deed of Trust secured and the power of sale therein contained has become operative; and whereas, the beneficiaries cf said Deed of Trust have demanded that the Trustee exercise the power of sale: Now. therefore, under and by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by the above mentioned Do d of Trust. I will on Monday, the 1-: day of June, 1925, at m.e < 1> < VI k P. M. at the court house door :n H iyesville. Clay County. North Carolina, sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the following described u:.l estate in1 Clay County, North Can lina, to-wit: Being a certain tract or parcel of land described in a deed from William Brown and wife to J. M. l.ce and wife., and being the parcel of land or. which said J. M. Lec and wife, lives, lying on the waters of Gum Loir Oeek, said deed bearing date of August 25th. 1924 and registered in Deed Book "Z"j page 499 ct sen. reference to which is : hereby made for more complete description. This the 30th da*.- of April. 1025. GUS. W. FRANKS. Trustee. <39-4t-AAG) NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND BY TRUSTEE By virtue f auth rity vested in the undersigned in a certain deed in trust, which was executed on 20th day of October, 1921, to secure the sum of One Hundred Dollars, purchase money for the land hereinafter set out, default having been made in payment, I will on the 6th day of June. 1925, at the Courthouse door in Murphy, at 9 a.m., -ffer to the highest bidder for cash the following described property, to-wit: Town Lots No. 34 and 35 in Olmstead Morrow Addition to Town of Andrews. Said deed in trust is registered in office of Register of Deeds for Cherokee County in Book 74 at page 195. given by Adam Moonry to L. E. Bayless, Trustee. This May Sih. 1925. L. E. BAYLESS, Trustee | i NORTH CAROLINA?Cherakce ! County Superior Court. D. M. Bright T. J. McDonald. Notice of Action and Summons by To the above named defendant, T. J. McDonald: You will take notice that an action entitled as above has been instituted by the above named plaintiff, D. M. i Bright, for the recovery of Five Hundred Dollars, due by contract for services performed by said Bright for and in behalf of the said T. J. McDonald, which resulted in a sale of the stock of said McDonald in Hiawassee River Lumber Company to W. H. Tunis and which said services were of the value of five hundred dr'lars, and which the said T. J. McDonald agreed to pay. You are notified that you are required to appear and answer or demur to the complaint which will be filed on or before the 33th day of June, 1025, at the office of the undersigned in Murphy, N. C. j and that if the said defendant fails to appear and answer the complaint on the return day of the summons,j' vie. Jure 13th, 1925, or within the' time thereafter allowed by law, the plaintiff will apply to the court for relief therein demanded. i You are further notified that a writ ^ of attachment has issued against the ' property of the said T. J. McDonald ; returnable June 13th, 1925, before the undersigned at office in Murphy, ' N. C 1 This May 7th, 1925. E. E. DAVIS ' Clerk of the Superior Court, ^ Cherokee County ^ (40-4t-Pd) ? NOTICE 1 i To Miss Alice Conley and C. W. ] Conley, and to whom it may concern: 1 This is to notify you that the un- i dersigned has been assigned to two 1 Tax Sale certificates by Cherokee. N. J C. for value on the 2nd day of Sep- 1 teraber 1924 for the year of 1923 including the cost total of $22.93 on t one town lot in the town of Andrews, s Cberokefc County, N. C. known as the I Alice and G. W. Conley lot. That t ADVERTISE! you both are hereby notified that en and after the 3rd day cf September 1925 that the undersigned will appl;, to the Tax Collector and Sheriff of Cherokee County fcr a deed to said lot. This the 4th day of May 1925. JOHN GREGORY, Assignee U0-3t-MC) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The Cherokee County Road Commission will, at their office in the town of Murphy. N. C., on Monday June 1st. at 10 o'clock a. m. central time receive bids for the construction of a highway in Beavc-rdam Township, beginning at what is known as the Ur.i.?.i Gap on the Tennessee state ine and extending to the Ap; alachia Road near Schuler's Creek, * distance of approximately three miles. Bids will :-e received for hot hclassitied and unclassified work, f'oi information apply io H. I). Smith. enginerr in charge. Murphv. N. C. The Commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids. This ISth day of May. 1025. ?CHEROKEE COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION. <41-2t-RC) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The Cherokee County Road Comnii?ioU ttijil, at their office in the town > f Murphy, on Monday. June 1st. 1925, at 10 o'clock a. in. central time receive staled bids for the construction of a highway beginning on the Notla-Shoal Creek road at Ditmcre Branch, and extending to the Hot House Township line, and being a part of what is known as the Hot House Road in Notla Township, containing approximately four miles. Bids will l e received for both classified and unclassified work. For information apply to H. D. Smith, Engineer in charge. Murphy. N. C. The Commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids. This ISth lay of May 1925. ?CHEROKEE COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION. (41-2t-RO A QTI For Dental Gold Vz/iUI 1 Platinum, Silver, Diamonds, nagneto points, false teeth, jewelry, any valuables. Mail today. Cash I y return mail. Hoke S. & R. Co., Otaego, Mich. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST Whereas. >ti he lath day of September 1922, the Marciver Mining Company, a corporation, made, executid and delivered a certain deed of trust to lb Vitherspoon, an Trustee, convoying he properties herinafter described, as security for the payment of attain indebtedness evidenced by note- due to Virginia Iron Coal ?fc Coke ? ompany, to W. T. Griffiths and t< Merchants & Manufacturers Bank >f Andrews, N. C., as more fully appe irs in said deed duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Cherokee County. North Carolina, in Book No. >?0. at page 1 .'J 1 et si q. And whereas, default has be4 n made in the pryment cf the various notes secured by thfc terms and provisions of the raid deed of trust, and the holders of the notes have requested the undersigned trustee to foreclose the said deed of trust and execute the power of sale therein contained. for the purpose of paying and discharging the indebtedness of the aforesaid: Now therefore, under and by virtue of the provisions and power of sale contained in the deed of trust above recited the undersigned trustee will, for the purpose of satisfying the indebtedness secured thereunder, offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash on Tuesday, June 30th. 1925, at 11 o'clock A. M? at the court house door in Murphy, N. C.. the following property conveyed by the deed of trust aforesaid, to mi: FIRST PARCEL: All the mineral interest in Tract No. 41 in District Mo. 7, described and set out in a deed from Clyde H. Jarrett, Commission;r, to S. E. Cover dated April 16th, 1917 and registered in the office ofi :hc Register of Dcods for Cherokee bounty on April 30, 1917, in Book! Mo. 69 at page 30, to which reference 'or fuller particulars is hereby made, the grant for said and being No 807, dated December ith, 1848 and registered in said of'ice in Book D. page 259; ALSO the right of conveying waer from and over tract No. 42 in aid District as per deed from Myra Holland to S. E. Cover dated Sep- j ember 17th, 1917, and registered inj i 1 i TIIE CHEROKEE SC< MENTS ~] j said office September 2Sth, 1917, ir Book 60, page 225; j ALSO ail tools and miring equip went, including water lines, tranr I reads and equipment; ALSO all rights in a lease for tran Toads from the mine to the side tracli ? f the Andrews Lumber Company's railroad through Tract Xo. 10 in saic district; ) ALSO all its rights m a lease froir t D. A. Williams for the tram V?a?l and side track above mentioned; , ALSO all mining privileges now {owned! by said party of the first par! in and to the said tracts of land, oi ?ither of them, the aforesaid property rights and privileges being the same that were conveyed to Griffith. Middleton & Co.. a partn* rship : composed of W. T. Griffith, C. C. Middleton and Charles W. Ray. by j deed from S. E. Cover and R. S. Por| ter and their wives, dated October ! 29th. 19IS. and recorded in Cherokee Cniintv ?n Wivomhpr 14th 191K in Bock 71 at page 124. SECOND PARCEL: All of the following described tract of land beginning on a black on the east side of Bristol road, corner said to be Southwest corner or stake corner of the Dower Tract, runs thence with the meanders of the Bristol Road N. 29 H E. 3 chains, N. 41 E. 40 chains, N. 51 E. one chain and 80 links to a small white oak, N. 01 E. one j chain and 40 links to it slake in the i line of the wire fence; thence having the road runs E. one - chain. 8 I links to a stake; thence S. 44 E. 2 j chains and 80 links to a sweet gum ?>n the west bank of Paint Creek; i thence running down said creek with : its meanders N. 60 E. one chain and 30 links to a point, N. 62 E. one chainto a point, N. 52 E. one chain to a point, N. 47 K one chain to a point N. 37 E. one chain and 38 links to a point, N. 19 E. 3 chains to a stake on the east side of the creek; thence N. 47'-j E. 2 chains j and 20 links to a stake in the line of the fence; thence N. 68 E. 2 chains I and 7 links to a walnut; thence N. . 60 E. 12 chains 9 links to a stake on ! the edge of an old road; thence S. 41 E. 2 chains 78 links to a stake in the J line of the fence in the west boundary | of No. 40; thence S. ^ itlj the E. bounidary of No. 40 to nltffake the S. F. |corner of the Dower tract; thence W. : 33 chains to the place of beginning, | conatining?acres more or less with I the < xception of the tract sold to T. J. Bristol on the 11th day of. October 1917, and the description of that tract or parcel sold to T. J. Bristol is hereby excepetd and the boundaries for same are as follows: Begin nip: on the black oak on the east side of Bristol road, corner said to he the southwest corner or stake corner of the Dower Tract, runs thence with the meanders of the Bristol Road M. 20 '2 B 3 chains E. 3 chains, N. 41 E. 4 chains, is. bi fc. 1 chains, N. 44 E. one chain and 80 links to a small white oak, X. 67 '-j E. one chain and 40 links E. to a stake in the line of the wire fence; thence leaving the road runs E. one chain and 8 links to a stake, thence S. 44 E. . 2 chains and 80 links to to a sweet gum: thence S. 20 E. 8 chains 12 links to a stake corner on top of .the ridge in the east and west line of No. 40; thenee W. . with the line of the Dower Tract to the place of beeinI ning containing -four and one-half j acres, more or less, the aforesaid be| ing the land conveyed by said Grif| fith, Middleton & Co. by a deed from ; R. S. Porter and wife dated January i 23rd, 1010. and registered in Chero1 kec County, North Carolina on March . 15, 1910, in Book 71, at page 282. THIRD PARCEL: All the buildj ingsr structures, engines, machinery, tools, railways, tramways, cars, apparatus, equipment, appliances and ] improvements of every kind and charj acter situate upon or about the prop| ertv above described owned at the j date of the deed of trust above mcn1 tioned or thereafter required by the Marvicar Mining Company and used by it in and about the prosecution of its mining business together with all additions thereto and extensions I tVlfiTOA f This 29th day of May 1925. D. WITHERSPOON, Trustee, j (42-4t- dw) . Wf Mlon*. TmcUm Caacor OJ WW m the orwinal woiwi caacor ' oil, made for madicinal oaaoaty. PUBS?fccwure on mM w WALTER JANVIER, Ik.. 4>? CkI S?- N~ Yak T#a md ym. ml ?tf fd Jm, mrnm. Jirr. MURPHY, N. c. Weekly Cro W 34 1 33 3^ 42 BSflMB 44" M? 4?^|47 57 BB^ IbMr U5f66 BK7 7/ ibT7? W^76 i-.i. wm Horizontal. 1?Cover 4 ? Extreme, thoroughgoing 10?uovlne 13?Poemi 15?Rrush mad? of straws 16?Issue In a stream . 17-Slng 19?Hostelry ?Small velvety flower 21 ? Fur-hearing animal 23?Straight 26?Lutecium (chem. ?ym.) 27?All right (abbr.) 2!-: Vreflz lueaulug not 2? Exclamation 31 ? Preposition 33?Tear down 35?Trr.age 37?Note of musical scale 35?One who ralRes ?Son of Aegeus 42?Meadow 43?Establish <-bbr.) 44?Made of clay 45?To repel 51 ?Preposition 52?Note of musical seal* 63?Boy's name 64 ? 365 days (abbr.) 65?Mother 56?Correlative of either 67?A couple (abbr.) 69?Tantalum (chem. sym.) 61?Countries washed by the Mediterranean 63?To declaim 66 Burdened 67?To utilize 69?Struck 71?Wicked 72?To get up 74?At another time 75?Beverage 79 ? Squeezed 77?Terminate Solution will i Answer To Last Weel Cross-Word Puzzle jClAlllLj1 lOjPlEMHiAlRTBToTp ecoBd'u1oppi i 'tJBeir-e !S*OJBA I ^(Bi N NORTII CARQL1NA?Cherokee County, In the Superior Coui J. K. Stover vs. Elasku Stover. NOTICE. The defendant, above-named, y tak< r.otice that an notion entitled above has betn commenced in the potior court of Cherokee County the purpose of dissching the boi of matrimony now existing hftwi plaintiff and defendant upon grounds ot adultery; and the said fendant will further take notice t she is required to appt ar before clerk of the superior court at M phy, N. C., at his office in the co house on or before the 7th day July, 1025, and answer or demur the complaint in said action or plaintiff will apply to the court the relief demanded in the complai This June 2nd, 1025. E. E. DAVIS. Clerk, Superior Court, Cherokee Coun (43-4t-pd) NOTICE. To whom it May Concern: That at the next regular iueeti of the Board of County Contmiaei< ers, Cherokee County, N. e., in ; . ly, i?s9, in ?oard will consic whether cr not it wiH make an ort declaring the Stock Law to take < feet in the following boundary part of Beaverdam Township, Chei kee County, N. C., which was vot on on the day of 191 and the declaring of the same bei continued by the old board and r definitely determined: Cherokee County, North Carolina. Viz., It being for Brownhill pi cinct, of Beaverdam Township, Ch< okee County, North Carolina. All persons who are in favor of t declaring the stock law to be in for or opposed to it being in force or i teres*d of stock law in the said boi ss-Word Puzzle * "7 IS 19 I "Bsr 3M WT37 m*?\ I I PH I St ~H 3T p* ~^fcj pT ~ ? p" 70 7??pr : fUH I: ilcrn .tcaapoiil i.Uiuli.| Vertical. 1?Plaything *?Smell 2?Pertaining to the foot R? Hebrew month 6--? 'no who Imbibes 7?Small particle I?JMpr fi r protecting electric IlKht wire* >?Part of "lo be" 10?Kind of era shell 1)?To put out 1 J?Crooked 14?Firm lt??songK of joy 18?Heboid! 20?Two tabbr.t 28? *? ft mud or Mima i'4?I'art of a foot 25?Ylvtd representation 20?Superl- rity in competition 32 ?Wal with 34?Seen In every newspaper Sfi?Old English (abbr.) 87?Overnlce 23?I'art of hend 41?Snakelike fish 45?To Journey 46?Tronoufc 47?To nourish 48?Restrain 43?Father 60?East syllable of any word ba?aieunn uiri ukh wmen ?nyu;ius may be advertised f.6?Preposition ts?UcKurtllng 6ft?To aprease 61-?Wash 62?Indefinite article 64 ?Christian Scientist fabbr.) 6f<?English school lor boys 66?Allow S8?Daughter 70?Terminus 1 72?Land n.r-asure 4 73?Early English (abbr.) ^?8 dary a:e heieby notified to bo prcr i-nt at the said met tit g and you sh.il he heard. i This the 1st day of June. 1925. T. W. AX LEY, j Chairman of Board of County. (43-4t-c<>) Cummisioneis Cher i i okee County j Babies Love It [ For all stomach and intestinal troubles and disturbances due to teething, there is nothing better than a 6afe Infants' and ll Children's Laxative. ~ Mrs. Winslow's Syrup trill a, WEHUTTY for The Sunday School convention h 5i rids at Liberty Church Saturday am ?en Sunday was well attended and al the seemed to enjoy the interesting talk <le- that were given, also the singing an< hat last but not least, the nice dinner wa the spread free for all. ur u,t Nrs. E. G. Staku; anu children ?f|Jean and Edna Ernestine of Etowal t0 have been visiting her mother, Mr? J. R. Wilbur of this place the pas for week. nt. Mr. and Mrs. James Bobinson o Copperhill spent Saturday night witl l5" their mother, Mrs. Martha Robinson Mr. O. L. Trrrence and family ?>: Athens, Tenn. are visiting relative nere ior a lew aeys. Miss Edith wilbur who has beei ^ttendinj? school at the Graysvillt Academy, Graysvillc, Tenn. rcturne< home last week after spending: a fev ^ days with her sister, Mrs. E. G. Stal ^ cup of Etowah, Tcnn. fd CHICHESTER S PILLS ^ DIAMOND BBANO re- ladirs t r ?r- DtLioUD1 S1tAND0rnSVIn Gold metallic boxn. nested wit* *lur<Q) Ribbon. Takb no OTMS*. ?- # j#?? V/ ce f?ntn rsgsriZcd Best.fiafcst, Always Reliable. n- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS '? I SS2> EVERYWHERE JESS 9 ? PACE 3 URGES FARMERS TO CO-OPERATE s? Owen D. Yourv Also Thinks Power Companies Must Study Prob11 lems of the Farms. MANUFACTURERS MUST HELP! Parmer* who will open-mtndedly cooperate are necessary to bring to pass electricity on the farm, according to the conviction of Owen D. Young, chairman of the board of directors of the General Electric Company. So are power companies which will Study the farmer's problems In an honest attempt to solve those problems electrically. And so are manufacturing concerns which will develop electrical farm machinery, without* which the farmer cannot hope to use electric power to advantage. Mr. Young discussed the obligations of all three of these groups in an address before a joint Conference of farmers and power company representatives of New York state* in* f OWEN D. YOUNG . Chairman Board of Directors, Grneraf Electric Co. remarks, summarized, were as follows. speaking first of the farmer ' "The farmer, above all else, must /bt> interested In his business. He must be open-minded, and hungry to find new methods by which he may make his undertaking both mor?t pleasant and more profitable. Prido In the advancement of his business, - on.l t>,o Inltlntli',. t? ...1 essential. % Farm Owners to Be Leaders "Leadership must como from the Won who own and live on their farms and take pride iu their business, i am happy to say that this class yet remains as the great backbone of America. Whether one speaks economically. socially, or politically, they are the anchorage of this country. "The farmers should insist upon the Study of i !< t-ti'iuCauuu v> uieir ngr*j cultural schools and colleges, by their farm organizations, and require a constant and unending publicity of the ' results of such studies through their , farm journals. They should welcome i study by the power companies and manufacturing companies and should co-operate with them to work out practical plans to get effective results. Co-operation Among Farmers Needed I "The fa-q^-r is too much of an individualist to be a good co-operator. * He must learn to co-operate if he t? & to get electric service. 1 "To sum np, I ask the farmer tc - show the samo initiative in the deI velopment of his business that the manufacturer does. I ask him to be open-minded as to new methods and to show a readiness to abandon the old. "I ask him to learn to co-operate ^ with his neighbors for their mutual benefit, as well as to act individually on his own account. I ask him to * exert both economic effort and hie I political Influence to create such J favorable conditions for the supply f of electric service as to insure proper j (j results." Taking up next what the power companies' attitude and policy should be toward farm electrification. Mr. i Young said that the time has coma j >. -wnen tnese utilities should now giro" special attention and study to agricultural problems and to ways and^ means of furnishing agricultural 1 service. They should create agrtcnV ?( tural departments with men who n<* 1 only know the electrical business. hst: who also know the farming business.' "It will not do." said Mr. Yosnfr for the electric power companies tw tend men to the farms who do not j know on which side of the stanchion* !n;?al! milking machine. reason why the farmer has not h^0? open-minded Is because the^^coplw who have been trying to sr.. electric service have really Know? nothing about his needs." j Manufacturers' Job Too i Regarding the electrical ma nuts*1 turer, Mr. Young had the following to say: "The manufacturer has uot J** tnet, by sufficient expenditure oC energy or rr.oney, the problem of thr farmer. Without electrical mscW? 1 ?ry adapted to farm use, the far?*' m can not extend the use of electrioW to his profit" . .. fl