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The regular term of the Circuit and
District Oouxts of the United States
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oay ox aiayv lSQlAfl iurore amir.wit
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persons otherwise interested In the
business of the said! . court to
gether with tlhelr attorneys, will take
due notice of this adjournment . The
Clerk of the Court at Asheville will
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lished at least once a weak for four suc
cessive weeks, beginning not later than
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AshevllJe Citizen, the Asheville Ga
zette, the Asheville Register, the
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courier ana the iMurphy Scout.
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Tnis the 14th day of March, 1901.
CHARLES H. SIMONTON,
TJ. S. Circuit Judge, s
JAMS 3 E BOYD,
U. 8. District Judge.
- tnyOOVZ fS HARD TO MOVE.
Humorist Will Work In New York
biit M ay Drop His Philosopher.
London, April , 19. Finley . PeteJ
Dunne, the creator of "Mr. Dooley,"
who is now In London, bears traces of
his recent Illness, which his own paper,
the Chicago Journal, had pronounced
fata months ago. 1.
He said to-day that he had been over
Europe and Incidentally spoke of his
Visit to the Pope, to whom he had let
ters of introduction from his friends in
araerica. His uncle is Archbishop Rior
dan, of San Francisco. He did not da
my work in Italy. , ,
"Nobody," he said, "Works in Italy.
"Did the Pope, read 'Mr. Dooley?
was asked." " , ,, , ,
"I am afraid not. Indeed,' the hu
morist whispered, "I imagine 'Mr. Doo
iey is on the expurgatory Index.
He said he Intended to return to
America in about a week and remain
la .New York, where he will ..work. Jn
his next production he may possibly
bid goad-bye to the philosopher of
"Todn't bring him to 'N?w York,
mu know, the numonsi wm, w,
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tUEKECESSITTOF THEECBOPEAN
H ATIONS UJHTIKG
Against America, Africa and Asia at
to f be Future off Civilisation
Folate Oni by Admiral Cnevar
America Nrltb and Energy
,Ta Great for Competition Unele
Sam Sadly in the Way In Asia A
Bitter Dislike And Dread oi
America,
tvvnwTn. a ii i jti.-
day d&scushes "The- Continent and
America,' 'taking as a text a portion o
an interview with Admiral Count Cane
varo, at Toulon, which the Spectator be
Sieves has not attracted the attention it
deserves.
1 Admiral Canevaro,- in concluding his uV
terances regarding the triple and dual al
liances having given Europe thirty years
of peace, said: "This fact would, per
haps, lead European nations to consider
the possibility and necessity of uniting
against America, Africa and Asia as to
the future of civilization wiU requira
them to do so."
The Spectator does not consider this the
rash outburst of the "man in the street,"
for Admiral Canevaro has been Italian
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
"His utterance," the Spectator will say,
"corresponds "exactly with that of Count
Goluchowski (Austro-Hungarian Foreign
Minister), and with all the recent trenl
of affairs. The annoyance of the conti
nent gwith America, which is very deep,
Is based upon three reasons, the first be
ing the dread, or rather the conviction,
that competition with America is nearly
impossible, her wealth and energy being
too great. Both are employed, the conti
nent, thinks, to monopolize trade and sol
to control in the end all the wealth of the
world, an idea not without advocates
even among ourselves."
The Spectator mentions the giant trusts
and protection, and refers to the Ameri
cans as "not scrupling to commence quid
and severe reprisals if European govern
ments fence them off with tariffs."
"The second reason," the article will
say, "is that America is sadly in the way
in Asia. The whole action of the Wash
ington government in the Chinese muddle
points to the conclusion that although
the Americans took the Philippines, they
are not willing to see any but native
powers in control of the richest coujjiries
of Asia.
"The third reason is America's attitude
In South America. She will neither take
it nor let anybody else. The total result
Is a bitter dislike of America, mixed with
dread. Our object is only to awaken the
Americans from an illusion, to Induce
them to increase their fleet, and to per
suade them to think steadily out what
they are doing. They may rely upon it
that the continent will lose nothing by
want of planning, and that, when- the al
liance against America of which Adtairal
Canevaro talks is transmuted into facts.
It will be full grown and full armed."
MRS. HATBBirS'S CASK.
Her Pardon Delayed by Agitation of
Her Case in the United States.
Washington, April 19. Henry White,
secretary of the United States erribatesy
at London, was introduced to the Pres
ident to-day after the Cabinet meet
ing by Secretary Hay. Mr. White Is
here on. his annual visit to this country
Bnd will return to Bnglanld next month.
He has taken a great interest in the
case Of Mrs. Maybrick.
"The worst thing that could happen
for Mrs. Maybrick," aadd he, "is for
dome one to resume agitation of her
case In this country. Her eventual
pardon has been delayed by the agita
tion over here. The revival of the talk
Was teki to (abusive letters being sent to
the English authorities by the people
in this country. Even Queen Victori-a
Was the recipient of severe letters from
enthUisiasts in Mrs. Maybrlck's cause.
I have been working on the case ever
since Mrs. Maybrick was sent to prisori
and at every opportunity to do some
thing for the unfortunate woman I
have exerted myself with every Home
Secretary in the English Cabinet. 1
have no means of knowing what King
Bdward will do, but I Jo not believe he
will interfere in the case. The late
Queen maJde it a strict rule to have,
fvothing to tfo with capital cases. Mrs.
Maybrick is in the Aylesbutrg prison
and Is kindly treated. I hear indirectly
from her twice a week. Her health is
not seriously, affected, although she has.
pot been in the best of health She is
-fairly cheerful aartl has a gooid prison
record.'
A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLaD ENG
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fcHT says Mr. Widliaim Savory, of War
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PREPARATION FOB
VIRGINIA'S GOHVfciniOH
iRiicbimdnd, Va.f Aprfl 22. Tb Consti-
tutfonal Convention will bring together
tome old-time political enemies. In thd
body will be John W, Daniel and WHj
Ram EL Cameron, whp opposed i each!
Uher for Govemor in 1S8L That was.
one of the hottest campaligns ever wit-
neased in Virgima. Cameron wa
Elected and served Ms four years, In
the meantime the Retadjuster party lost
Its bold vspon the perple, aril the Dem
erits came "back into power. Panic!'
was Bent to the Senate and Cameron
wtas retired to private life. These men
tn that eel t rated carr-p uvn xefVr'-ixl
in Wad many "rough, roil and tumble:
naostes. They were nrettv evenlv
htZ H ? S
-v-.- him iiicy vvuuuu iiietri ill. jvnrs
OTscussioin a great crowd was sure to
Veax their ure-uments. Otherwise tlw
lentlemen have always "been prettv Ducat secret society who are charged
frtpd iersonal friends and each has a- with burying alive. Filipinos who were
tfce convention. Maesey came very of insurgent agents has elicited
near to getting the Readjucter noma- tne fact that in one locality all the lo
cation for Governor when Cameron cal officers, the parish priest and the
fairried off the priTt?. He has had n- presidente were the chief offenders. A
mer rfnce-""ft reign of terror was secretly inaugu
ame. Massey attd Daihiel have met . , . ,
many a joint Jfhate. Twenty years raed and persons refusing to con
ago Masasiey was. the greatest stum - , tribute to the insurgent cause were
speaker in Virginia. Daniel says lie buried alive by the direction of the
ivas the hardest man to tackle he ever presidente. All the details of the con
met in - THnlltinW-1 fllhntn Thi "narann" - -
.inxich of hils old-time vigor. He is ex-
lected to figure prDmirently in the de-
pates.
A fourth person) who will be a most
Interesting figure is the Hon. John j
poodle. He used to debate with bbth j
Uassey and Cameron. John Goiode and
John Rand'o'lph Tucker in these days
were regarded as the ablest stump
ipeakers the Democrats had. Daniel
was locked upon as only an orator, but
fluffing- recent years he has made a
great reputation as a debator.
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THE CHESS PLAYERS' BATTLI
New York, April 20 After a fierce bat-
tie which lasted two days, the chess play.
ers representing the United States ana
representing tnt
United Kingdom
the United Kingdom broke even in tha
sixth international match by. cable. The
6Jl.illilcli 6"a ai.
the lead until this evening, when victo-
ries by Newman and Fillsbury offset their
advantage. Two games were agreed upon J V1U eStablished soon. The precise
as drawn, so when the twelfth hour, Lon- fate nag not been fixed on account of
don time, approached, there were still h e adrniniStrative difficulties confront
four games going, which, by the rule, . th commission. It will probably be
aheutd have been submitted to the referee aLye utn June 1st, otherwise Hh.
however, two more games were called a
draw, and each side was awarded one
game.
BOERS CAPTURE" A TRAIN LOAD
OF CATTLE.
East London, April 19. A train load
d with cattle and coal was captured
by the Boers near Molteno, Cape Col
ony, last evening:. The forward loco
motive escaped and ran to Stormberg
and returned with troops, who found
the train on fire. A couple of natives
were killed. The train hands had been
stripped and then released.
BURNED TO DEATH.
Saneca Falls, N. Y., April 20. An old
house, the property of Cornelius Hol
land, supposed to be empty, was dis
covered in flames early to-day. The
house was destroyed. In the ruins were
found the charred bodies of Patrick
Harmon, Alonzo Sanders and Charles
Mink. The ruins are being searched for
other bodies. ; J
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applicaitions, as they cannot
reach tne diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure d Jtaess
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the : jou lining vf the
Inflamed you have a rumblLig sound or
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
imierfect barii. . and when it Is en
tirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the inl aammatio . can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
mal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrb, which is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by He ll's Catarrh
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A FIENDISH TRICK.
An attack was ijateiy noade on C. F
Collier of Cherokee, r Iowa, that nearly
First with. rbeusmaJtasm m too enousaer
from wnicn. lie suffered escrutfetlng
berJain'e Pain Balm twice with tiie
most reinajrklable results in eacb case.
proved fatal. It cametlhirouen mis na-
neys, . His back got so lame be could
not stoop "without great pals nor sit
In a cfcai except propped by cushions,
NO remeay helped Mm unftil he tried
Electric Bitter whicb effected such a
Wonderful change (that -ha -Writer b
feels'' like a, new man. This marvel job
medicine cures backaslie, end kidney
trouble, purme 1 bkiod and builds
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Edmond Exstand, author -of r'X3yran
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BURIED ALIVE
VOO WERE OPPOSED TO THE PHIL
. IPPISE IKSURBECTIpSt.
Details of the Conspiracy Unearthed
The Ringleaders Will Probably b
Han iced A Relffn T Terror Secret
ly Inaaaratcd-Affulnaldos Ad
dress Will Prove Beneficial Tho
Filipino Chief Desirous of Peace-
Prisoners Released la Exchango
for Gans.
Manila, April 20.-3:15 p. m. TLe
trial or tne members of the Mando-
J tr , uuua J
arrests nave Deen maae, tnere is
abundant evidence and it is probable
that all the ringleaders will be hanged
Aguinaldo has been removed from the
Malacanang palace to a private resi-
dence, No. 56 S'olano street. The guard
placed over him has been modified
Greneral MacArthur informed the, rep
resentative of the Associated Press that
Ihe effect of Aguinaldo' s address to the
Filipinos would undoubtedly be bene
ficial. Aguinaldo composed his address
without assistance. The original draft
was in Tagalog. It was afterwards
translated into Spanish. It Is believed
Aguinaldo is sincerely desirous of
peace. He is not an educated man, but
Is possessed of considerable character
and, improves on acquaintance. Agui
naldo is not anxious, to visit the United
States and it is considered best that he
phould remain here, pending the com
pletion of the work of pacification.
The insurgent prisoners at uiongapo
i - t
,ir111 returned to Manna jviany pnb-
!ners are released daily, in exchange
for guns surrendered. General Trias,
(who surrendered March 15th "at San
Francisco de Malabon) is accomplish
ing much in securing the surrender of
outstanding insurgents.
Lucban, in Samar; Malvar, In Ba
tangas, and Minio, in Abra province,
ire still heading bands large enough to
be troublesome, but it is almost certain
that these three leaders will surrender
, Wn a month
- - v,QorQe orai'net tteneral
Cailles have placed him in a different
-ateeory but the fairest investigation
yp-jjj be 0ffered Cailles in case ne sur-
I T. ia , ' flpr?ttnnfi that civil government
enders.
ripctmved Tav Tay, in Mo-
rong province.
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AT THE CAPITOL.
I -1 i- mysevetmty-itMrd yefar, and .,br
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iousness. I have tried all the remedies
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ago, the dis ase assuming a more severe
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three months. My strer th and health.
my appetite and my digestion were per,
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Door-keeper Ga. State Senate.
State CapitoL Atlanta; Ga.
MOZIJEJY'S IjEMON !ELIX'1R
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j NOTICE.
! BUNCOMBE COUNTY BOND SALE
j - Thousand Dollars of Boncombe
r,r.ilt t- are offered for sale.
rPnese tjondB toe'issued to pay the
floating kidebtedness of the county, and
are authorized by act, of Geperai as
sembly of 1801. They will oe issuea in
dflnnmdnatlons of not less than $100.00
nor more than. HQOO.-OOaad: are- to be
payabie In 10 years from date and will
draw interest at the rate 01 o per cent
payable semi-annually.
Sealed id will be received until Fri
dav. the lOtb day of May, 1901, by the
undersigned cihairmAn at his office 8a
Asheville. The rlgttt to rejoai any ana
all bids is reserved. Further: informa
tion will1 be gladly fumisis upon, re
qjuest. April 9thv 1901, 1
Address u M. L.; REED,,
CSsalrmaa Board Oommissiotiers Btfn
combe County, Asheville, N. C.
The Kind Yon Haw Always Bought
Bears the
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E SURE tnat your Wood is ric
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enricher and vitalizer isllood's Barsa -
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NOTDOE OF SALE OP VADTJABLJ
COPPER LlANDS.
Br virtue of m. dnrM trf tfhe 1roiiit
court of the United States for the
western district of Notrtb CarOiina, the
undersigned, will, on Monday, the 6th
nay or Mayri90lr"between tie hoars DC
12 o'clock m. and 3 o'clock o. m..' seU
at f court honise door in the city of
Asheville, county of Buncombe CA
state of North Carolina, at public aut-
uoa to the hisbest bidder upon the
terms below stated; tftose three tracts,'
pieces and parcels of land in Jackson
county, North Carolina, locally known
as the CuMorwhee Copper Mine Tract,
the Alice Copper-Mine Tract and. the
Savannah Copper Mine Tract, jnore
particularly described as" follows:
FIRST TRACT, OR CUDDOWHE
COPPER MINE TRACT: Beginning
on a. sarvis at 4be . sad of a branch
that run- into Tennessee creek,and runs
thenoe south 65 degrees west 23 pole,
to a hickory; thence south 75 degree
west 160 poles to a wMte oak; theac
south! 15 : degrees' east 240 poles to
stake; thence north 75 degrees east 19
poles to a stake; thence north 55 de
grees east 135. poles to a stake; theno
porth 15 degrees west 238 ooies to
stake; thence to the begirmlng', ontaftv
ing- (four bucudred acres.
SECOND TRACT OR ALIOS COP
PER MINE TRACT Beginning In th
Thomas gap on a chestnut and run'
south 40 degrees west 3 poles to an Oak
Wild am H. Brvson & Co.'s corner
thence soutlh 70 degrees west 100 pole
.to a chestnut oak; thence south 30 de
grees west 125 poles to a hickory in th.
county line; thence north 83 degree'
west 154 poles with the county line t
a wihittoak; thence north 70 degree
wtest 60 poles with the counity line
a spanlsb oak; thence miorth, 40 degree,
west 90 poles to a double chestnut
thence north 25 degrees east 100 poes to
a stake In Fox's line; thence -nortl
85 degrees eact, 32 poles with Fox's line
to a Stake; thence north 15.
degrees east 50 poles to a poplar;
thence north 45 degrees east 72 poles t
a hickory in D. Presley,$ line; thence
as 72 poles to Presley's line; theno
tnence north 10 poles to a stake; thenc'
north 80 degrees east 93 poles to a span'
ish oak; thence south 37 degrees eas
235 poles to the oeginniog, ontainln
oaJi4 acres.
HIRD ' TRACT' OT? cav xr- -p
COPPER 'MINE TPAJCT, composed o
uwu a.ujomarg tracts, the first hPiinntn
on a white oak; and running thenoe
north 20 degreer east 1 poles to a
iia.Ke on tne line of a tract known a
the Jon? Copper Mini tract: thtn
east with that linle 79 poles to a stake:
inence north 9 degrees east continuity
with said lime 88 ooles ro a sfake. coi
ner of said Jones traot- tenrrt nnrth
degrees west 55 Doles ) a stake on the
original line of No. 130: thence North
20 east with that iiiu 45 doIps in
siake; thence north 22 degrees west 1
poes xo a stake on Isaac Ashe's linA
thence east 16 poles o a stake on said
isaac Asne's line; thence south wit
his lime 32 poles to a stake, thence eas
poies to a stake on the orln! Una
of No. 130; thence soatli 15 d-aTea-
east $v-ith that line 66 poles to a Span-
i&fl oaK; uience soutn 20 degrees west
70 poles to a sitake im Bumgarner's line
thenc north 80 degrees west with that
line 54 poles to a stake: then, ami,
10 degrees west with Bumgarner's line
ow poaes no a stake: thence soutb
SO degrees . ast .39. poles to a -stake on,
the original ake of No. ,130: thence
avrM.vu . Av uicco 'wesc zi ,ooies to a
sxane or corner of trjactisro. 130; thence
south 70 degrees east? 100 poles to stak
corner of No. 130; thence south 20 de
grees west Wies to a stake: thnA
souttlh 32 degrees west M aa
stake, corner of Jon-s' tract; thenoe
south 58 degrees east 15 poles to a
stake; then, ... th 20 deees west 7
poles to a stake on Jones' line; thence
north 60 degrees west 63 pol3 to a
stake, corner of Jones' tract: thence
soutn 60 poes to a stake in tMe line of
Jones' or Alii soul's and1 the Keener
tract; thence west 60 poles to a stake -
in the line of J. HigdOn's -'act; thence
north 10 poles to a stake, corner of
said Higdon's tract; thence west with
Higdon's line 100 poles to a stake in
said Higdon's cornier; thence south 8ft
poles to a stake; thence east 72 poles
to a stake on the line of the Jones or
Allison and Keener tract; toenoe south
30 poles to a stake on the original line
of No. 130; ithence with that line North'
70 degrees west 148 poles to it stake at
the corner of the original line; thence
north 20 degr -es east 217 poles to the
begdnnirs; the second,
Besrinndng on a white oak the corner
of No. 130 and runing thence south 2d
degrees west 36 poles to a stake, a cor
ner of Thomas West's entry; thence
south 85 degrees west 145 poles to a
white oak on the Macoa county line
thence in.rfch 62 poles with said line to
a white oak; thance north 27 degrees
east with said county line 43 poes to a
black oak; thence North 35 degrees
west with said 'line 204 poles to a chest
nut; thence North -11 degrees east with
said line 30 poles to a stake; ibence
fe.uth 73 degrees east 204. poles to a
stake, . corner o Jones' copper mine
tract; tLence south 170 poles to a stake
at another corner of said Jones' tract;
th nee east 70 poles to a s'take otn the
.original line of entry No, 131 ; thence
south 20 degrees west 16 .oles to the
beginning, containing 260 acres.
TEtrtiMia OF SAHJE OF SAID. LANDS.
The purchaser jot purcbaers. of eai
lands will 'be required to ipay' in cash
at the close of the biddings, twenty per
centum of the amount 'bid, and to make
three notes in equal installments, pay
able to the undersigned, commissioners,
to become due in six. twelve and eigh
teen months from date, bearing inter
est from date till paid, deferred pay
ments to be properly secured, for the
remainder of the purchase 'money; and
title will be retain -1 until all the piB7
ohase (money is paid. Tbe purchaser
or purchasers to have option of pay
ing' cash on day of- sale or before ma
turity of notes.
The three tracts r 111 be first sold
separately and' then together, and the
tad or bids will be accented which
will Km teh most Leaeflclai to the parties
to interest i - 5 - - -r - -.
Unles the purcbaser or purchasers
shall promptly comply with the above
terms of sale by paying wenty pr
cemtmn of his or their bid or bids which
may be accepted!, and by making said
notes as above required, then and forth
with after suidh acceptance of said bid
or bids and such failure, said lands will
then- and there be resold at pub'io aut
Hon upon the terms above stated. -
This April 4 1901.
Jr. "t. UUtfif,
STilAS. A. MJOOR3.
w Commiraiaaears.
. 'Utst winer I twar confined to mj be
wftfo ft very b col oa the lungs. No
thin?: gave me relief. Finally my wii
.ougbt a bottle of One a nute Coug
Cur that effected a speedy cure,
catonot &peak Itob blgbly of that- e$
cellent. remed,T." Mr. T. K. House
man, Manatawney, Pa
Sold by all druggists.
HOOD'S barsapariiia is the Onf
True Blood Puiifier, Great .Verve
Tonic, Stomach KoguJator. To thou-
1 mavis its src&t merit fi KK OWN-'