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3 7T A ;' ----- j t - .ij .-.1. ytr r u - 7-- n TT Tl'TT I irj I ;V;: J V: J . . I I?. v ill - ?i ! 164; miles east of dhattandoga. 42 inileia oast ol Knozville, 00 the K. & B. Railway, in the loveliest valley of the East Tennessee mountainr. Two ho- fits, 25 cottages. 40 acres lawn waJtosflnd hade trees ; Electric lights. JCompkte system je cious ball room, telegraphfmd long distaeelephone; in fact all (he amuse, ments and comforts, Bet German and American cooks Write. for 40 page book FHEE. THrtafiif sttt)Ded all seasons of the Tear $3.50; Casen. one dozen halkgafioja bllets?Mix,35gaJlon Eockeriohn, $2.75. 10 gallon Rockerjolm, $5.75. " 5 gallon seated Demijohn a$2.2&r I4v -gallon glass Garboj , $3.75. SjNggfarf ate to t3etiIer8 sinTda-load lots upon application. Terms cash. Remit by P. 0. a'letter to Tate SDiinsr. Tenn Shipin daily t de rate of 03 rate to an points can bd seenred. Tate water is Ma M w mbdt pliable drnsrsdsts in all nrinciDa cities and towns. Lastyear shipments increased over 100 'per ceat. of any previous year J Analysis made' by Dr. T"S. Antesell, M. D;, Professor of Chemistry in National Medical uoiiege, and Uhemist to the U. . Department ot Agriculture, and 'can be found in the page pamphlet. TATE'S Arm. Mountain Spring I t Miles From Tats SDiinffs- Fine ULthla uuu' ChiaiLyfbeate Sns, flawing from side and base of CSUacli Mountain. Beautiful scenery among the HiiiS. 'lots! :;st-.sges iwi Grountlg Greatly Improved and now opea to vl- ltoti at xiicse low rates. Jl 00 anci ;i.68 r y; ?V.OO to $S.OO per weok; J25.00 to $30 per month. Hack line from Tate at moderate price. Privilege of Tfcte to ruetta and Tate Water kept draught for troee deirlns it. iyr fur 'ther imforniation. addrcsa THOS. TOMLINSON, Owner, t Tate Springs, Teau. Tbm following list W takn tzam SM0 oa jftle In the proprietioir' offlc. Tkey oxm from every pint of tke oompMi and rep resent persn im evary walk f Ufa: Benatcr E. W. Pfettua, of AlalbiaaJii. "I have found Tate Sprin water a genuine pdao lor the cm crt malarial trubli. JR. L- rTayloiy ar-Ctovernot . TaauM aee, KciAVtlie: "I regard Tate typing r tk ht on the oonjlaesa't." ; The A. Mellon, f Melln Srs.. toankera, Plttatiurg, Pa: '! bellevf' there i mo water la. thia country equal to Tae'a for the cure of neuralgia, as well aa dyapepala and liver trouhlea." J. W., Thomas, Prednt and General Manager of Chattanooga & St. leuia Railway: "I take pleasure in recconoime ding it to any one who wiahea to enjoy eocatin uou health." H A. Hemphill, Atlamta Ouiatltutica, Atlanta, Ga.: "I greatly ajpprecdate Tate Waiter and highly recommend It.' GiEAT WAGON MANUFACTURER . J. M. "StudebaJcer, South Bead, Tn. '. "1 relieve there ' no spring la Amer ica that contains the healing qualities that Tate Spring eo.' TSJB GREAT TOBACCO MANTTrAC- TUBMBm J. S. Carr, Durhaxo, N. C: "I think it tha Ha est TTatar to ft found anywhere." PRESIDENT OF LARGEST SNUFF CO. IN TTTT3 WO. LD. Gee. B. WilBon, 924 Arch St., Philadel nhit, Pa.: 'In 1894 I suffered very acutely from indigestion, wtich lasted until 1895. m the fall of that year a friesd sent me a cate of Tate Spring water. Before re ceiving this water I was visiting a dee tor three times a week, taking all kinds of medicine und after using the water for a week I have never since that time been to see a doctor in regard to my lo tion I have ever known. I lave re commended this water to a number of friends who have used It, kBd have never known it to fail In beneflcsi re digesdon, and have never taken a tp of medicine for indigestion since . I believe this water saved my life, and consider it the finest water for Indlses rults." & IT SANTOS UFB. E. JL. Gieer, Washington, P.; eaved my life beren a doubt 1t REC31VJBD B3NB- UBSTANTIAIi ITT. A. E. Garr, Cincinnati O.: "Ws har received substantdal benefit from Tats Spring water." GREAT BENEFIT TO A GRJLA.T BUS INESS MAN. James Swann (of tTn.nl Swama & Cs.) N, Y.: "I hars found Tate water of great benefit." INFALLIBLE CURE FOR DYSPEP SIA. David Kirk, president of McCalmont Oil company, Pittsburg, Pa.: "T be lieve Tate Spring water is an infallible cure for dyspepsia." FROM THE COURTS Olr JUSTTCH. Judge Henir R. Brym, NswAMrse, N. C: "It does me more goo than any water I have ever used." CURBS CHILLS. J. M. Elliott, jr., of Kyle Lumber Co., Gadsden, Ala.: "It cured me af dyspepsia, chills and malaria." EFFICIENT TONIC. T. M. Miller, Vickaburg, Miss.: "The most efficient and agreeable tosle of which I. have any knowledge." ONLY (RSLIEF FOR' CHRONIC MA LARIA. G. D. M. CantrelL M. D., Littl Rock, Ark.; "It was the only agent 1 found that gave relief of chronic malSLirfa." MAY USD HIS NAME. W. S. Pope, Columbia, S. C: "Con tinue the use of my name,, and I will cheerfully distribute as many of your catalogues as you wish: to send." THE IVATEB Cures Indigestion, Dys pepsia and all troubles of Liver 'Stomach, Bladder Bowels, Kidneys, Rhes. mutism and Blood Dls eases. SHIPPED ANYWHERE ANYTIME Asheville The Paragon, J. E. Wingood, C. A. Raiysor, W. 0. Carmichael, Dr. T. C. Smith, Pelhara's.Pharraacj, Thaobold' Candy Kitchen, Pat Mclntrye, B C Mclntrye, Bonanza Wine and Liquor Co., Hampton & Featherston ' Biltmore Df, G. W. Reed. Hendersonviile W. H, Justus. Brevard J. E. Clayton. Franklin -Frankii a Pharmacy. Bryson City E. Smith Co A B Allison & Co, Waynesville Mcintosh Co., Waynesville DrugCo, Hot Springs- -MMcFall. Capacity of Hocel 500. 40 Page Book Free. All tik, comforts and amusements. THOMAS TOffiMNSON. Pro 1U i ' - : . ..' ; ffl M . . CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind Ynn Have Alwavs Rnncrht Bears the Signature of boy News and Opinions Od? National Importance THE STJ TSi ALONE CONTAINS BOTH Dallv, by mail, $6ayeai Daily and Sunday by mall, $8 a yeai The Sunday Sun I the reatest undey N yratmver 1 the "World, cents a copy. By mail $2.00 a yekr. Address THB SUN, NtW Tort:. THE PEOPLE'S National Family Newspaper. HEW YORK TRIWEEKLY TRIBUNE Published! Monday audi "Wedneeday &nd Friday, Is In reality a fine, fresh ev ery -other-day dally, giving1 the latest ews on days of issue, audi ooverins Der8 of the other three. It oon&ainfl imiportant foreign cable news which appears la the DAULT TRUBUNS c cne date, also Domestl and Foreign nspondenceShort Stories, SSegazut terns, industrial Ixuformatton, FiaBhlonl otes, Agricultural Mattters and Oom Creheiiaive aod reliahilo Foazmsal tsoA wket reort. Heguiar sufbscxlptSon prtoe. U.60 per Fea. , w rumWh It with THE GAZBrTTB lr .oo per year. :-. v- EW YORK VEEKLY TRIBUNE. rriy sixty years Ja every pwt arn cea states aa a Waftloaal-JPTBBaini: ewepaper. of the blgheat ; clas. TCow ner" and vHlagera. It'cOinJtaliM" an C the Mghe8tior&entb&miel& ne faiXUiiv. amM tMivmot Hfnlrtnxti Then- hvlZ fire acceptbedi a auitinwnu up to date, Mbereatt:tBm:pi Jy BuTaacrlpttlon price, $1. .00 BC Send all orders to THE GAZETTE , AshevIIfo, N. C, Tlie Very fJutisTinl "Way. "I" understand you whipped my this morning." the angry father saicl. striding into the schoolroom after the children had ben dismissed. "Yes. sir, I did." the terrified teacher answered. "But I did not whip him severely." "That's what I'm kicking about," he rejoined. "You didn't hurt him at all. Now, look here. sir. I'm one of the largest taxpayers in this school district, and my boy is entitled to as good a whipping as you give any other boy. Understand that. If you slight him again, you 11 hear from me in a way you won z nue. vrooa aner noon, sir." Chicago Tribune. A 'nfcsmMONTAi. FROM OLD EfTG "I consider Cham laln's Oosuch Rem edy the best In the world! tfior bronchi ti ,T say Mr. rr7idllaan Savory, of War ingtoiL, Eng and. "It uas saivted m wdife's life, she Lavintg- been a marty to bronchitis for over six years, being: most oi the time confined to her bed. She -J ujOiw quite iwell." Sold by C. A RJaysor, druggist. A man who probaJbly sipeaks (by the 'bpolc says it is far etasier to iget a mother in law in the house thian it is to get her out again. Quick HelieJf from Padn. All who use Gtiaimibert-jiii's Pain Balm Will Pay Him. i She I heard about your elopement with Gertie Giddvrirl. Mr. Snooks. Has j her mother forgiven you? He No fear! She knows how to pay off an old score. She has come to live with us. London Fun. A genuine Stradivarius violin is worth whatever the person owning it may ask. At $1,000 it would not be deemed extravagant. HOI S UP A CONGRESSMAN . "Ait the Dd of the last campaign.' (writes Ohiaimip Clai It, .Missouri's brliliaoi 4 congressmam, "from overwork, nervool tension, Joss of sleep and oonstan speaking I (had about utterly collapsed It seeuue 1 that aiU the ocneans in mi body were out of order twit three bot ties of jSlectrlic Bitters made be al mght. . It's the best all-round medi etne ever sold! over i dmsii?it's coun ter." 0ee - .ed rum down men act'. weak and? sickly women sain stxlendK health and vlaility from Electric Bitters. Try them. Only 60c. Guaranteed t all druggists. The Instructor of a swimming school is natenally immersed In business. Don't Accept a Substitute I When you ask for Cascarets be sure you get the genuine Cascarets Candy Cathartic! Don't accept fraudulent substitutes, imitations or counterfeits! Genuine tablets stampr edG Cr1 Never sold in bulk. idMggilcSlJ . . ..''' . . . yvsneosia Cure Dinesti v hat yoa This tiireparatiwi ntaiD?,a5,i iiToat.nt.n rsLnA digests all . kinds or I tood. i It gives instant relief and never falls to cure, r iLaiiows ywu iu the food yottwanfcThemostsensitive Btdmacns can take it. By its ose many thousands of dyspeptics bav ,been cured after everything else failed It is uneaualled for all stomach troubles. It cant help - but do you flobd PrenaxeA only by E. O. DbWitx & Co., Chicago 1llUo9ntaijaJ4 times tta50c sizar;; for rneumfttlsm are delighted with the quick relief from pain 'whlo'h it affords. When speaking of this CMr. xj. N. Sinks of Ttroy. Ohio, says: "Some time ago I hadi a seve- attack of rheuimiatlsm in miy arm aimd shoulde I tried num erous remedies hut got no relief unti I was ii eoncum ended by Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons and Co., druggists of this place, to try Chamlber Iain's Pain Balm. They recommended it i highly that ibougiht a Ibottle. was soon relieved of all pain. I have since recomimtended this lintmen't to many of my riends, who agree with me ithiat it is the best rem market." For sale by C. A. Raysor pnuggist. fN&rrow imdnded tpeople are like nar row necked bottles; the less they have in them the more noise they emiake in getting it out. PAST TTMB TO ITJLUTH. Chicago & North-western R'y. "The Duluth llmlteti and St. Paul Fast Mail Heaves Chicago every day in the year 10:00 p. m., arrives Duluth 10:30 a. m. the next morning. Fastest time to the head of the lakes.' Drawing room Sleeping Care, Observation Par-, lor Cars, with Cafe, and Free Reclining Chair Car. The beet of everything. For tickets, rates and full information, apply to your nearest agent or address N. M. Breeze, 49 North Pryor street, Atlanta, Ga. A RAGING, ROARING FLOOD. "Washed1 down a telegraph line whic Chas C Mils of Lfflshon, la., had to re pair. tandimig waist dieep in kr. water," he write, "gave me a terrlhl cold ana. cough, olit gisiw;;, worse sdaiiy Finally, the (best doctors in OakJaaad Neb., Soux City and Omaha said! X ha Consumption aid could dao:1llve..The I Ibegnm to use Dr. KingV iNeiw Dls oovery aod1. wi wholiy cuirfedi' -'by si bottles . " . Positlive ;ua(ranteedi fo Coughs, Colds, and(: ak:Th and Lain troubles by .-..all druglts. v Price 5 and $1.00 nrial bUesJCree. . . r-. A baJby cuts his teoth befpre he Isoril. i hoi i baJdHitchtas: .Piles vrtiearef terribly . imnQXtegi H ubitta iiBuJBeo r .oc ,jpi!ouea.nj;aa,C4ired?o ajids. p cj Injuries, pat jp 1bodily erup. -toosvnws'Q 'weflssaive m tme -woria Brfoe. 25c ' p -'boefci j K5ure guaranteed TB0EL WVXfBSOBirB-i IrhaBflsojnelf 41 Mstrated book Juslis sp.ed!, tooutufr in ?1otih ainid conitalnin llx lattne tMn fthe iSBttieanenife of i the o pjrea inorth--west wftih fine lhalf -4one engrav of .Blaiclc. Hawk. Slttinar . TtaifUL Tl dooid. and! otiher oirrted' chiefs: Ouster battleground an te .ored ,iniapi . plate dating! back to 1600. ' A-carfeul review of the book ;iinlpisses Blued contrfLbution to the history o these early pioaaeers. aitid & copy shoul be In every Jdlbrary :. Price 50 cents pe oopy. Maaitedl (Doetage prepaid; upon re ceSpt otf tfcisf amount by W. B. Knls kern? 22 iFl'fth Avenue, Chicago., ill. ut e Witt's Wftch Hazel Salvo Cares IMIes. ScaMi Barns DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED by ice! applications, as they cannot reach the diseased; portion, of the ear. There ds only one way to cure d jfaess and that is by constuitlonal remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con dition of the . jou lining! ? the iiuflaimed you have a rumbling sound or Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets imperfect harli. , and 'when it is en tirely closed Deafness Is the result, aawi unless .the ini aanmatio , cab be taken out and this tube restored to its nor mal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine oases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing trait ao 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 H 11 "s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHiENEiY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 75o. Hall's Family PHlls are the beat. A FIENDISH TRICK. An attack was lately made on C, F. Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly First with rheumatism a the shoulder from which" he" suefCred exorutiatmg berlaln'a . Pain Balm twlloe.. with, the most remarkable. results, In each case, proved fatal It came tihiroug'h Ms kl heys,. iais back t so lame hej, could jiot stoop without " great pain nor sit jn a cWaijfr except .propped , by cushions. No remedy ' heliped "hl until etltred Electric Bteir which effected. eiuch,, a wonaericui cuange. jthat he .writes ,Jhe reels;like jb neran ,1. jnarfe-ffus. meaicine euros Dacka .end, Jdqney trouble, purff th blood anoi" builds up your health. Pfily Spcat all drug( "At BUNCOMBH COIINt) llllj County Bonds are offered for safe'. ' - These bonds will be Issued to jpay .the umw 1 1 rs im w teanew oi' XH COUOu.y. ana Aire authorized tecitt:jh&i3&aie&d&- payable lniejurfi pm ,8 ind, wMl airaw interesx at me rate ox Sper cent. payable semi-annually. Sealed blda will be received until rFii- .day, the 10tbr:day - of May, 1901, by the tluuuvAOiAurvu fn-a'.ffj Milt ViUi2t7 HM Asheville. The right to reject any and all bids Jsjreserved. Further informa tion will begladly furnlshedi upon re quest. April 9th, 190X . Address M. It, REED, Chairman Board Commissioners Bun oomlbe County, Asheville, N C . . . , People's coiuaaa tea bJ (WtCSs rUffi NOTOOE OF SALE CP VALUABU COPPER IiANDS. 4 By virtue of a decree of the circuit court of the Unified States for the western district of North OarOiina, the undersigned; will, on Monday, the 6th flay of May, 1901, between the hours of 12 o'clock m. and ? o'clock d. m., sell at court house door in the city of Asheville, county of Buncombe and state. of North Carolina, at public auc tion to the highest bidder upon the terms below stated, ithose three tracts, pieces and parcels of land in Jackson county, North 'Carolina, locally known as the Oullowhee Copper Mine Tract, the Alice Copper Mane' Tract and the Savannah 'Copper Mine Tract, more particularly described as follows: FIRST TRACT, OR CULdJOWHE COPPER MINE TRACT: Beginnin ont a sarvds at itflie . sad of a branch that truii into Tennessee creek,and runs thence south 55 degrees west 23 pole to a hickory; thence south 75 degree west 160 poles to a white oak; thenc aoiuthi 15 degrees east 240 pedes to stake; thence north 75 degrees east 18 poles to a stake; thence north 55 de grees east 133 poles to a stake; thenc (north 15 degrees west 238 looles to stake; thence to the beginning, contain ing four hundred acres. SEOCOTD TRA,T OR ALICE COP PER MINDS TRACT Beginning In th Thomas gap on a chestnut and run south 40 degrees west 3 poles to an oak Wlliam H. Brvson & Co.'s corner thence south 70 degrees west 100 pole to a chestnut oak; thence south 30 de grees west 125 pedes ao a hickory In tht county Oone; thence norti 83 degree west 154 poles with the county line t a whiteoak; thence north 70 degree west 60 poles .with the county line t a Spanish' oak; thence imorth 40 degree west 90 poles to a double chestnut thence north 25 degrees east 100 poes a stake in Fox's line; thence -norti 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 m hickory in D. Presley,; line; thence east 72 poles to Presley's Mne; thenc thence north 10 poles to a stake; thencf porth 80 degrees east 93 poles to a span ish oak; thence south 37 degrees eas 235 poles to the oeginniiog, eontainin 633H acres. THIRD TRACT OR SAY ANNA! COPPER JMjlNB TT CT, composed o two adjoinli g tracts, the first beginnin cox aywhlte -oak; audi turning- thence north .20 degreer. east 1 1 poles to a istake on the line of a tract known a tSkrsJsBAK. CfccperMina tract; .. thenc: t with that Kme 79 poles to a stake: Ihence north 9 degrees east- eon tinulnc fltb said line 88 poles to a. stake, cor iier of said Jones tract'-tence north" degrees rarest 5 poles " a stake on tl orlgliiat line of No. 130: ithence Niortii 2 east'; .wStb that Was 45 : poles ito J ptJes to a stake on. Isaac Ashe's line thence east 16 poles o a stake on said Isaae Ashe'd hne;. tuence Jsooth wit hls line 32 poles to a stake; thence eas E? poles to a stake an the orMnai lln of No. -130; thence "-soutti IS 1res east with that line .66 poles to rf Span ish oak;' thence south ;o degrees west 70 poles 't to a stake . far 3umarner's line thence" north 80 degrees west with that line 54 poles to a stake; thence south 10 degwes west with Bumgarner's line ov vwva to a siase: thence soutb tK? ttMgfhal line cm No. 130; thence BcratB 20 degrees west 22 poles - to a lrtake orjoanter of traot No. 130; thence ftoatb 70 degrees east 100 poles to stake, txraar of No. 130; thence soutih 20 de Cm meat pbtea Do ft Etake: thence south 32 degrees west 52 poles to a stake, corner of Jon tract; , thence south 58 degrees east 15 poles to a stake; then - -. th 20 degrees west 7 poles to a stake on Jones' line; thence north 60 degrees west 3 poI3 to a stake, corner of Jones' tract; thence soutn 60 poes to a stake in thte line of Jones or Allison's and 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 wes with Higdon's line 100 poles to a gTake in said Higdon's corner; thence south 80 poles to a stake; thence east 72 noles to a stake on the line of the Jones or Allison and Keener tract; toenoe south' 30 po)es to a stake on the original line, of ..No, 130; thence with that line North 70 degrees west 148 pols to a stake at the corner of the original line; thence north 20 degr -es east 217 poles to the beginnif ; the second. Beginning on a white oak the corner of No. 130 and runiing thence south 20 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 m rth 62 poles with said line to a white oak; thience north 27 degrees east with said county line 43 poes to a black oak; thence North 35 degrees west with sr.'.d line 204 poKs to a chest mut; thence North 11 degrees east with said line 30 poles to a stake; Whence t.uth 73 degrees east 204 poles to a stake, -orner o Jones' copper mine tract; thence south 170 poles to a stake at .another comer of said Jones' tract; th nee east 70 poles to a . stake on the original line of entry Nd 13c; thence south 20 degrees west 16 .oles to the beginning, containing 260 acres TEKiMlS OF 9AJDE OF BAM) IiANDS. The purchaser or purchaers of said lands will be required to pay in cash at the close of the biddings, twenty per centum of the amount bidr audi to make three notes In equal installments, pay able to the undersigned, eomanlssioaers, 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 win be retalar-I until all the pur chase ttjoney Is paid. The puirchaser or purchasers to have option of paying- cash on day of sale or before ma turity of notes. The three tracts r !H be: first sold separately and) then together, and? the Wd or bids will be accepted which will r tea most Veneficial to the parties In interest. ; : 1 - OJiiles the pTircfiwer w puwhaserti naM promptly damply mm. the above terms, of sale, by paying; twenty ?pr centum of hisor thelr-blxl or tds whin may be aotptw and Jby making - said nte as above pequlred; then and iorth- vrui u.ir mxaBm acceptance of said bid or4iidis and such tellure, sakl lands will tie.and there be resold) at puVio auc tion upon the terms above stated; This April 4, 1901. T. COBB, , BAfl. A. ; MOORE. CbmKmrfiooeirs. i r - - " 1.--.-., , "Last wlner I wc- confined to my be fwltli a very bad' cold on the lungs. No thing' gave me relief. Finally my wtt. u.ougftJt a bottle of One 2 irate Coug. Cure - that effected a speedy- cure. cannot speak itoo highly of that ex cellent remedr." Mr. T. K. House man, Manatawney, Pa Sold by all druggists. . . . p " . KEEP youx blood pur and yotir stomach and digestive organs in a healthy condition by taking Hdod'a wrgapanlla and you will bo WELL - A "V 1 ! 1 s -I , j- ; - - y'
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