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, " "" X"m in poplar barrel Oat f5 each. Half-barrel
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Rockerjohn, $3.75. 5 gallon crated Demijohn, $2.25. 14 gallon glass Carboy y $3.75.
Special rate to dealers in car-load lots upon application. Terms cash. Remit by P. 0,
Order on Tate Spring, New York exchange or registered letter to Tate Spring, Tenn,
Shipping daily tit the rate of over 4,000 packages per annum. Special freight, rate to all
points can be secured.. Tate water is sold by the most reliable druggists in kit- principal
cities and towns. Lastyear shipments increased over 100 per ce tit. of any previous year
Analysis made by Dr. T. S. Antesell,v M. D., Professor of Chemistry in National'MedicM
College, and Chemist to the U. 8. Department of Agriculture, and can be found in the
page pamphlet.
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Greatly Improved and now opeta to Tki
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per aj; $7.00 to $8.00 per week; $25.00
to $30 per month. Hack line from
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THOS. TOMLINSON, Owner,
Tate Springs, Tern.
R. L. Taylor, ey-Governoir c Ttonec
eee, Nonrllle:
"I regard Taie'Bprtng v the heat on
the continent."
The A. Mellon, of Mellon Bros..
bankers, Pittsburg, Pa :
"I believe Uere is no waiter ia'thi
country eiual to Tate'e for the cure of
neuralgia, as well a1 dyppia and
liver trouble.
J. W. Thomas, President anl General
Manage of Chattanooga & St. leuls
Railway:
"I take pleasure tu reccomime ding it
to any one who wiahea to enjoy ccatin
uous health."
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file in the proprietor' offlc. Tkey cmki
from every point of the compaaa and rep
resent persons i every walk f life:
genator E. W. Pettus, of Alaba-J.
"I have found Tate Spring water a
genuine apecifle for the exue et malarial
treubies.'
R A. Hemphill, A.tlaufta Obisoiltutlca.
Atlanta, Ga.:
"I greatly appreciate Tate Waiter and
highly recommeno It."
G .ELAT WAGON MANUFACTURER .
J. M. Studebaker, South Beud, In-..:
"I oelieve tbere no spring la Amer
ica that contains the healing qualities
that Tate Spring oes.'
TBI GRiiAT TOBACXX UANUFAC-
TURBR.
J. S. Cart, Durhasa, N. C:
"I think it the fimest water U j
found anywhere."
PRESIDENT OF LARGEST SNUFF
CO. IN THE WO. LiD.
Geo. B. Wilson, 924 Arch St, Pkiladel
ihlv Pa.:
'In 1894 I suffered very acutely from
Indigestion, wllcih lasted until 1895. in
the fall of that year a friend seat me a
caie of Tate Spring water. Before re
ceiving this water I was visiting a doc
tor three times a week, taking all kinds
of medicine tmd after using tho water
for a week I have never since tlat time
been to see a doctor in regard to my ln
tion I have ever known. I save re
commended this wAter to a number of
f. lends who have used It, jid have
nevr known it to fail in beaeflcai re
dlgesdon, and have never taken a mj
of medicine for indigestion sinue. I
believe this Arater saved my life, and
consider it the finest water for indlses
aults." IT SAVES LIPl.
E. Li. Greer, Waohlngton, Pa,: "It
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BBCSnrED SUBSTANTIAXi B3NB
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INESS MAN.
James Swann (of Vaman, Swaaa Jk Oa)
N. Y.: "I hara found Tats water of
great benefit."
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Judge Hecrp- R. Bryua, Nsweene, N.
C: "It does me more good than any
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CURBS CHILLS.
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EFFICIENT TONIC.
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Rock, Ark.; "It was the only agent i
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maLaHa."
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tut.
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NOTICTJ TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue tof the piawer otf sale in a
certain deed otf trust executed, to M. J.
Beck by James J. Greenwood an i his
wife 'Margaret M. Oreenwood, the un
dersigned E. W. Candler being subse
quemtly duJy appointled in stead of tlhe
said M. J. Beck, saitd deed of trust be
ing duly registered in the office of the
register cf deeds for Buncomibe County
on the lTth day of May, 1894, default
having 'been imad'e dn ithe paym-ent of
Indebtedness secured by said deed in
(trust, I wfflil sell for cash at public auc
tion at the dourt toous.e door in the city
of Asheville, tin said co-umty of Bun
combe, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on Saturday, 20th day of April, 1901,
Ibetwleeni the hours of 12 o'clock m.'. and
3 o'clock p. on., all that certain piece or
dot of land, situate, lying and being in
the county of Buncomibe, on the waters
of Bole 'Creek, jointing lands of Wm.
Justice and others, beginning in James
Wolfs line, J. Ingle's soutihleast corner,
i and rutming north 14 degrees east 63
' poles to a stake; thence north 2 degrees
I east 42 poles; thence north 2 degrees
rwest 5 3-4 podes to Wm. Justice's line;
then with hi line 54 poles to a mul
berry, then soutih 36 degrees east, 65
poles to a stake in Poll Creek; then
South 23 degr?e3 west vp said creek 165
poles; then iwiest up said1 creek 8 poles;
then south 18 degrees west 90 poles to a
rock in Wolfe's line; then west wi'th
Wolf's line to the beginning.
E. W. CANDLER,
March 6tfh, 1091. Trustee.
triet, at 11 o'clock in tttoe forenoon; and
that nOtiice thereof be published in tlhe
Gazette, a newspaper printed in said
district, and 1iat all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap
pear at the said timie anid place and
show cause, 4f any they ihave, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not
be -granted.
And it is further ordered by the court,
that the clerk iSfluall sand 'by mail to all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed to them at
their places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honarable Jamiss E.
Boyd, Judge of said Court, and the seal
thereof, at Asheville, dn said District,
on the 17th day of April, A. D. 1901.
C. B. MOORE,
(Seal of the court) . Clerk.
THE TORPEDO BOAT FLEET.
Get What You Ask For!
When vou ask for Cascarets Candv
Cathartic be sure you get them.
Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C.
Never sold in bulk, A substitutor is
always a cheat and a fraud. Beware!
All druggists, ioc.
st 4M.m. miifhflArl urit'hrindiifirestion
for ten .ytars; Jave itried! many tbiass
aid! spent raucih money ito no jwnrpose
uitil I tried -Ko6M--Dyspepsta -Jure. I
trldef from ihemi than mm H .9
nieciiciines E&Ken. x ieei mwic -fcy
than I hlaVe l!4stftto wii- years'
AWdterson Riggs f Sunny Lane. Texas
Tihousajmds Ihave testtl d. as old Mr
lggs. BVr sae" iby-fciF dirugirlsts.
iw... . e.nw ircwr-fo ihmaltli. ro-
5ta.hfi wloleflyshrm. Haeynever
7
as, we.
Genuine stamped C C C "Never sold In boDt
Beware of the dealer whd'tries to sell .
"something fust as good,"
HOOD'S JBamva:in is the Ont
True Blood Purifier, Gieat Nervt
Tonic, Stomach KuiG '"- . To thoii
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B AINKBjUiPT' petition for dis-
CBDARGB.
In the matter of Isaac "William Glaser,
.Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy.
To the 'HonoraMe James E. BOyd,
Judge of the District Court of "the
United 'States for the Western dis
trict of North Carolina:
Isaac W. Glasier, of Asfheville, in the
County of Buncomibe, and State of
VNorth Carolina, in said district, re-
spedtfulily represents that on the 8 th
riav of Fefbruary, last past, he was duly
wdjudiged! Wankcrupt under the ac'.s of
Congress relating to flMankruptcy; tlbat
Ihe (has duly surrendered all Ms property
riefhts of (oroperty, anki has ruuy
mininedl with all the (requiremients of
laid acts and of the ordier of the court
touching Cfiis baniHrupiticy.
"Wlherefore foe prays that Jhe may be
decreed' by tlhe court to have a full di
charge from all debts provable against
bis estate under satd bankrupt acts,
esjeept such dtebta as tare expected by
'ifiuw -t TO0X6 suWh iddschaingie.
: Dated this 17th day" of ApriL A. T.
1S01. - " '
y - ISAIA.C W. GliAiSBR,
: ' ' ' ' Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTIOB TH'BRBON. .
Western Disljri'Ct of North CJarollna, ss:
On Ibhis 17th day of April, A.' J. 1901.
ori reading the; (foregoing Petition, it
M WW
Ordered by the court,; that a hearing
be had upon the same on the SOthT day
K. April, A. D. 1901, before said court,
eut 'HendersonviHe, N. C, to said dis-
neys and bowels, expels poisons, helps
digestion, builds up the strength. Only
50 cents. Sold all druggists. Guaran
teed.
Torpedo Bont fe; ols Wny ho T stalr
llMhed Along' the Atlniitlc and V.n
eiBc Coantfi.
Washington, April 15. The recently
appointed torpe1-o boat boarrl hel'd a
session to-day at the Navy Depart
ment and considered general plans of
action. The many destroyers and tor
pedo craft now building at the several
yards are practically completed and
very soon the navy will have a total
of fifty-one boats of this class for ec
LSve service. The purpose of the board
will not be-to determine how this cIhf
of boats can he used as an adjunct c "
war, tout "there particularly to conside
a policy for p-eace t'iries tnat will mal:
most serviceable in an emergency o
swar. Owing to the lack of naval cfT
cers, it is not coridered feasible i
Keep the boats afloat all the time, wit
a full complement cf officers and mt
as there are barely enough officers f
the large ships.
Some plan-?., therefore, must be c
vised for k-eorir.g; tbi torpedo beats .
convenient central-rints, where th.
ran he made eei vk eable in time
l.eed, and yet may be out out of cot
mission dniing Cidinary times. One
jhe members of the board, Lieutena
Chandler, suggceted some time a;
:hat various torr-edo 'boat depots i
established -alonir the Atlantic and P;
iific coasts, as central points fro
vhich the tjoats could "be made availa
ole in time of nend. Some such pla;
ioubtless will be adopted. One of th
-iuggestions now made is that Savan
,h Ga.fc,iPort Royal, S. C and Pen
jacola,"Fia. 'be among the depots in
Southern 1 .'.'.waters, n ' Boston and' some
ther point along the' New' England
toast probably will be designated . as
Jepotsiinithat locality; - t Vt i
Accordihg tor the plans suggested,
rach .depot . is to be supplied with a
yiarine railway, , bkving . a - cradle run
ling into, the water,; on "which , the tor
pedo boats' can be floated and run put
if water when, "not in use.
We one sure cure Tor j
The Kidneys, liver and Bloo
NOTIOE OF SALE OF V ALU ABU j
COPDR-LANDS. '
By virtue of a decree of the circuit
court of the United States for the
western district of North OarOxina, the
undersigned will, on Monday, the 6th j
r7ay jf May, 1901, between tae hours ofi
13 o'clock m. and 3 o'clock d. m., sell
at fp court house door in tlw city of;
Asheville, county of Buneoonlbe a,nd!
state of North Carolina, ait public aut-j
tioa to the highest bidder upon the
terms below stated!, those three tracts, !
pieces and parcels of land in Jackson,
county, North Oarolina, locally known
as the Cullowhee Capper Mine Tract, '
the Alice Copper Mine Tract and the,
savannah tjopper Mine Tract, more
particularly described as follows:
FIRST TRACT, OR CULLOWHB
COPIPECR MINE TRACT: Beginnin
oni a sarvas at ttne - ead of a branch
that ruus Into Tennessee oreek,and runs
thencie south 55 degrees west 23 pole
to a hickory; thence south 75 degree
west 160 poles to a white oak; thenc
stoiuxflj! 15 degrees east 240 poles to
stake; thence north 75 degrees east 16
poles to a stake; themice north. 55 de
grees east 13S poles to a stake; thenc
(north 15 degrees west 238 coies to
stake; thence to the beginning, contain
ing four hundred! acres.
SECOND TRACT OR ALICE COP
PER MINEE! TRAOT Beginning in th
Thomas gap on a chestnut and run
south 40 degrees, west 3 poles to an Oak
Wiliaim ED. Brvson & Co.'s corner
thence soutih 70 degrees west 100 pole
to a chestiniut oak: thence south 30 de
grees west 125 poles to a htekory in th -
oounty line; thence , north 83 degree
west 154 poles with the county 'Tine t
a whiteoak; tihence north 70 degree
iwtest 60 poles with the county line t
a spanisih oak; thencexntorthj 40 degree
west 90 poles to a double chestnut
thence north 25 degrees east 100 poes to
a Stakein Fox's ' line; thtence -nortl
85 degrees eactpoles with Fox's line
to a Stake; "thence north 15'
degrees east 50 poles toa poplar;
tihence north 45 degrees east 72 poles t
a hickory in D- Presley,$ line; thence
east 72 poles to Presley's Sine; thenc
thence north 10 poles to a stake; thenc
north 8b degrees east 93 poles to a span
ish oak; thencie south 37 degrees eas
235 poles to the 'DeginmAmg, . oontainin
633. acres. . hI "i , .
nHOERDP TRACT OR SAVANNA!
COEPER MJNB TRAJCT, toomipose- o
Ibwo adjoining traits tflie ifrs beginnin
on a wihite oak; aaS J running thence
north 20 dteigreer, east . poles to a
stake a 'the iines of attract known
the Jodps Copper Mini tract; thenc.
east with that lime 79 poles to a stake:
thence north 9 degrees east contijouiw
with said iiae 88 poles to a stake, cor
her of said n-tipo(-eiitHr
degrees: iwest 55 notes i a stake on th,
original line of No. 130: thence North
aiake; thence north 22 degrees west 1
pcles toea stakeon Jsaao. Ashe's Jin-
laemoB easx-io :poies o a siajce on. saia
s- j2 . . i.-
Us line 3f pole&Jto -a; stake;' thenee eas
E7 poaesTto &i stake on the oriel nal Uhe
of No. 130; tbence . soutSi 15 : degrees
east with that line 6 poles to & Span
ish oak; thence south 20 degrees 'west
70 poles to a stake in Bumigarner's line
thende north 8Q degrees west wtfh titaA
line 54 poles to a stake; thence south
10 degrees west with Bumgarner's line
80 poles to a stake: thence south
80 degrees ast 39 poles ito a stake on
the original dine of No. 130; thence
south 20 degrees west 22 poles to a
stake or comer of tract No. 130; thence
south 70 degrees east 100 poles to stake,
corner Of No. 130; thence south 20 de
grees west moles to a stake: thence
south 32 degrees west 52 poles to a
stake, corner of Jon -z' tract; thence
south 58 degrees east 15 poles to a
stake; then - - th 20 degTees west 7
poles to a stake on Jones line; thence
north 60 degrees west 3 DoJe3 to a
stake, corner of Jones' tract; thence
soutn 0 poes to a stake In thite line of
Jones' or Alldsani's and the Keener
tract; thence west 60 poles to a stake
an the line of J. HigdOn's n'act; thence
north 10 poles to a stake, corner of
said Hiigdom's tract; thence west with
Hlgdon's line 100 poles to a stake in
said Hlgdon's corner; thence south 80
poles to a stake; thence east 72 poles
to a stake on -the line ol the Jones or
Allison and Keener tract; thence south -30
poies to a stake on the original line,
of No. 130; thence with that line North
70 degrees west 148 pols to u stake at
the corner of the original line; thence
north 20 degr -es east 247 poles to the
ibeginndrg; the second,
Beginning on a white, oak the corner
of No. 130 and runling thence south 20
degrees west 36 poles to a stake, a cor
ner of Thomas West's entry; tjhence
south 85 degrees west 145 poles to a
white oak on the Macom county line
thence aiicrth 62 poles with said line to
a white oak; thence north 27 degrees
east with said county line 43 poes to a
bllack oak; thence North 35 degrees
west with said Idne 204 molta tn m nthtvrt.
imt; thence North 11 degrees east with
said line '30 poles to,a stake"! Whence
south 73 degrees east 204 poles to a
stake, s -orner o Jones' copper mine '
tract; ifchence south 170 poles to a stake
at another corner of said Jones' tract;
th nee east 70 poles to a stake on the
original line of entry No. 13i; thence
south 20 degrees west 1? oles to the
beginning, containing 260 acres.
TERMS OF SALE OF S!AHD LANDS.
The .purchaser or purchaers of said
lands will be required to pay In cash
at the close o the biddings, twenty per
centum of the amount bid, and to make
three notes in equal installmenits, pay
able to the undfersigned, commissioners,
to become due in six. twelve and eigh
teen months roni dfcrte, hearting inter
est from date till paid, deferred pay
ments to be properly secured; for the
remainder of tihe purchase' money ; and '
iitle will be retained! until air the pur
dhase joaoiney Is paid. c The- purchaser
or purohasers to h!ve ontian of mr- -
ing cash on; day of sale or before ma
turity or notes.
jrae three tracts t.m be first sold
separately eadf then together,- audi the ;
bid or bids will toe accented wfhJclr'
will fr teh most -Lemeflcdal to the sxarttes
Id interest. - . ; -
shall, promptly ownply wiiSi the above
terms of. a1 hr rw.wintr itvarant-w nr
cep$jumi of bis or ifcheir Mdi or bids whicH
Mte.- 1. - - - . J ,mi
wtth BLftiPJ jrah annrtia.nif nf ttftiA Ytf.i
i then and there be resold at puVio aiit-
tion upon the terms above stated.
This April V1901
f T. .2. COBB.
CHAS. A. (MIOOBJB.
Commdrsiamiers.
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