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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
SHOT BY TURKS.
Five Fubitives Killed While
Enteaing Bulgaria---one
a Brother of Tsilka.

London. Oct. 24.-The Morning Lead
er publishes the following communica-
tion. dated Saturday, October 10, from
Sofia:
ION the frontier near Grossbelovo
yesterday five fugitives from Baniska,
MISUNDERSTANDING them brother of
Nine. Tsilka, Miss stones companion
We're shot dead by Turkish frontier
guards While endavoring to cross into
Bulgarian territory.
Omitted States Consul General Dick
inson. believing that they were menu
beers of the American mission church,
has demanded an official inquiry.
Great brutality exists in the district
Turkish officials have arrested on every
hand residents of Bulgarian nationals
ity and subjected them to torture In
order to wiring from them informa ton
as to Miss Stones whereabouts. Sew
cral of them died under torture.
The Bulgarian authorities, likewise
worried over the affair, are continual
ly arresting fugitives from Macedonia,
and this causes bad blood"
London, Oct. 24.-"Mr. Dickinson
thinks that if the original Macedonian
promoters of the abduction of Miss
stone can be arrested the brigands who
acted under their orders will accept a
smaller ransom. AS the Bulgarian gov
ernment is prepared to act vigorously
if sufficient proof is Forthcoming" says
the Vienna correspondent of the Times,
this method of proceeding may per-
haps prove successful.
Vienna, Oct. 23.-"Miss Stone was
captured says the Sofia correspondent
of the Neues Weiner Journal mot by
brigands, but by a detachment of
Turkish cavalry, at the instigation of
the sultan"
from Sofia" says the Vienna corre
spopdent of the Daily Mail, that Unit
ed States Consul General Dickinson
has received intelligence from shep-
herds that Miss Stone was seen at Ja-
koouda. on Turkish territory, about
two hours journey from the Bulgarian
frontier"
Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 23.-It is report
ed that Madame Tsilka, the companion
OF Miss Ellen Stone. the American mis-
sionary captured by brigands, died re-
Gently In captivity.
Constantinople, Oct 23-Should no
news be received during the next forty
eight hours from the missionaries who
are seeking the captors of Miss Ellen
NJ. stone and her companion, Madame
*. S. Tsilka, more missionaries will be
sent to assist in locating the brigand
band. 1T is understood that the mis-
sionaiies have been waiting at places
in the vicinity of where the brigands
are supposed to be, expecting to re-
ccive a communication from them. 1t
is proposed now that a search party
shall he organized to penetrate to the
brigandS retreat.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
FATHER AND SON KILLED
Result of an Imnromptu Duel in

texas saloon.
Waco, Tex, Oct. 2S-One of the
fercest duels ever fought in this sec .,e
ton since the famous Brann-Davis
tragedy occurred shortly after o'clock
yesterday afternoon on Austin avenue.
the busiest thoroughfare in the CITY.
The principals in the tragedy We're eX-
Sheriff w. Il. Harris and his son, w.
y. Harris, ir. on the one side and DIR.
j. G. lovelace and his stepson, u. II.
Reynolds, on the other.
1T Is believed bad feeling had existed
between the men for some time over
family affairs and trouble has been
expected us Il result
The parties met by chance in the
Turf saloon, and young Harris. 1t is al
legged, opened fire With Il shotgun on
Lovclace over his (lIarrisD fathers
shoulder, but without effect. Lovelace
Immediately returned the fire With a
revolver, killing young Harris almost
instantly. Lovelace then turned his re-
volvcr ON the elder Harris. who like
wise was killed.
I.ovelace and Reynolds We're both UNI
injured They Immediately gave them
selves up and We're taken to the coun-
~ jail and locked up to await the ac-
ton Of the grand jury, which is now
In session.
The principals We're all related In
some degree by marriage,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
0FFEHsES OF SOLDIERS.
We're 5000 Trlnls by Court Martial Dur
Inc tY,s Nc,r

tha INC fcar'
Washington. Oct. 23.--General George
.. Davis. Judge advocate general of
The army, has submitted to the secre-
tary of war his annual report for the
year ended June so. 1t shows that dur
ing the year there Mere b.063 trials by
seneral court martial. being 600 less
than during the preceding year. OF
these sixteen Mere trials of commits.
stoned officers, of whom ten were con-
Victed. OF enlisted men tried 4.S06 were.
regulars, Lis. volunteers. The num-.
Der OF men sentenced To dishonorable
discharge i'll the regular army was
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
GEO. E. KoEsTER NAMED
Turns Down Repub.
lican Applicant for Caro-
lima collectorship.

Washington. Oct 2s-The president
yesterday appointed George L. Rooster
collector ct internal revenue for the
district of South Carolina to succeed
w l.. Webster deceased.
The appointment was announced
shortly before the departure of the
president for New Haven yesterday
afternoon, With the appointment the
following statement was issued:
Mr.. Rooster is a prominent gold
democrat and has been recommended
for tie position by large number of
influential business men and represen-
lina but of North Carolina and else
where"
The appointment of Mr.. Rooster ter
inmates a controversy which began up
on Mn. Roosevelt's accession to the
presidency. 1t was in connection with
this appointments and that OF former
Governor Jones To federal judgeshp
IN Ma bama that the president an
bounced that his policy in regard to
southern appointments would be to
name suitable republicans if they could
he found, and. ii not, to appoint demo-
Gratis.
MIR. lslalock, who has long been iden-
titled With the republican party in
South Carolina at first was understood
TO be slated for this position. but the
president later decided not to appoint
him Subsequently Senator McLaurin,
whom the president consulted about
the matters suggested the name of Mr.
hoester Who is known in the state as
an independent democrat. The presi-
dent sent for MIR. Rooster and had a
personal Interview With him last Satur-
day morning. Mr.. Rooster is still in the
-I.it
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

to whether they had time to mount
them. or whether from any ships in the
harbor prior to the arrival of the fleet,
they had taken any large guns and
mounted them. The officers smoked
cigars and chatted over 1t. Schley said
his idea was to go in about 1000 or $500
yards and fire. simply to draw their
hre. SO FAR as i can remember, Cap
tain Higginson acquiesced in that.
Later Potts came In
Contradicts Potts.
Graham said he was with Schley dur
Ing the whole OF the reconnaissance
and did not hear the alleged conyersa-
tons as testified to by Potts regarding
the hombardment and that Schley had
said during the same: Gentlemen.
we are very conspicuous objects here.
Let's get out of It,"
In describing the battle of July 3 the
Witness said that by the time the
brooklyn had completed her turn three
of the leading Spanish ships had
emerged from the harbor. THE com-
modore." he said, stood all the time
on the side of the fire, so he could see
what was doing He was absolutely
cool and sent continuous messages tc
the men to cheer them up. When Ell
lis head was shot off he wiped some
of the blood from his own person and
as the men picked the body up to
throw 1T overheard. while the rest of
us stood Mortified, he calmly said:
Don't throw that body over. Take
1t below and We'll give 1t Christian
BURIAL
When the viscaya went ashore the
commodore went into the coming
tower and himself called down the-tube
to the men below:
They are all gone but one; 1t all
depends on YOU, boys"
Cool All the Time.
Ibid you ever see schley when he APP
peared to be laboring under any men
tai eNcitement?"
"Oh, no; he was jovial and good ma
tured at all times. l did not observe
the least trace of excitement or anx-
ietS except at one time. He expressed
a fear that this might occur and
seemed much concerned. 1 remember
he discussed With Cook the advisable
fore dark, fearing If postponed until
later the Spaniards might get away"
Were you." asked Rayner, present at
IL conversation between Captain Evans
and Schley?"
Yes, sir. In the commodore's cabin on
tho Brooklyn. July o."
Evans came into the cabin. I sat ut
Up and shook hands with Evans. The lat
ter said:
schley did you see Phillips turn
around and run out of the fght?'
The commodore said: No neither dill
you. He did not run out of the fight
Evans said: ooh, yes he did 1 saw
him
"Evans said he was in the next ship
and saw him. The commodore said: 1T
Was not the Texas at all. The Texas was
IN the fight all the time. The ship you
saw tUrn around was the Brooklyn"
Graham said in reply to questions by
The court that during the conversation
between Sigsbee and Schley the squadron
had been heading toward Santiago ana
during the battle off Santiago he had
heard no conversation between the COM
modore and Lieutenant Hodgson.
Graham was excused and Dennis J..
Cronin, orderly to Schley during the cam.
paign, "as called.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
CzOLGosz WEAKENING.
Mckinley's Assassin Has Interview,
WIFI Polish Priest

Autumn, y. ". Oct. 24.-Leon f..
Gzelsosz. the assassin of Presiden,
Mckiales, who is awaiting electrocu-
ton IN tho prison here during the Week
commencing next Monday. fully real
&ins that his death IS now a question
~ u few days. has asked for spiritual,
consolation and yesterday afternoon
| recetNed n visit from the Rev. T. Szpa
psnski, a Polish priest OF the Roman
Catholic chuch
Czolgosz's request for n priest of his
own nationality was made known tc
Naressa Mead in the morning Fathe,
S@2uaiNSNi. MILO IS pastor OF ST. Stan.
iSauS church, Rochester,. WAS in this
CITY attending the 4ohour devoions OF
- ME- anSsls church and WAS askee
70 visit the prisoner, IN the Afternoon,
he Went q the prison and remained
thsre about an hour
The Interview between priest ans
prisoner proved very unsatisfactory tc
6oth |, took place in tho condemned
mans cell and the conversation was
Garri@A o0 II Polish During the I'M.
terview CzolssrS.. s;lid tls.lt 20 had bee.
aaliaed in The Roman Catholic fait,
II the Polish iiarch IN Detroit. ii
had abandoned the church early IL
afe and h4i lost all faith in its teach
iilss. t,tther Saandinslli urged him t0
.enQunce his benef IN anarchy and re-
tern to the faith of his early years
Gzolgos1 declared his Inability to dc
50, alld he MAS informed that unless
he could the consolation of the church
would be denied him. The priest urged
the condemned man To consider tbs
matter earsi0ly and told him that II
al any time he dsc!ied 10 re-embrace
the faith he would return from his
iwine IN Rochester ;,Fti stay with him
Until The end
Father SzaadinslSi. before taking his
CATHOLIC literature printed in Polish
and also some enlblenls OF the church.
czolgosl assured Father Szandinski
that IN casa he determined to accent
the otsces Of religion he would send
for him, but h- did not hold out much
hope that he would renounce the doc
trines OF anarchy.
Priest is Reticent.
Riehester, y, ". oct. 2i.-Rev Fa-
ther Szand!nski, pastor of ST, Stanis-
laus Polish church of tsis city. re-
turned home last night from Auburn.
When interviewed by a reporter at hts
homo Father S2andinslli Said he would
rot say whethe! hts visit had been Of
his eWn voiton q, upon the request of
S%9!sQSz. While Very reticent Father
Szanatnski after much persuasion,
said czelgosa should not be made the
subject OF notoriety by the newspapers.
thing of the man
liz stated that anything that has,
been sata in the confessional was in
violate and that of course he could nol
dlyu!ge it, He said that inasmuch az
there We're hundreds of ignorant men
Who inistook Czclgosz's odious noto-
iiSty for fame. the more the man was
- - fsS. - 1.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
MEETING OF MEDlcs.
Eighth Annual Session of Northwe St
crn Iowa Medical Association

Wal! Lake. la. Oct q. The Northwest.
oln Iowa Medical association viii hold lis
eishth annual mcetne nj Mali Lake 10.
morrow The follow ing is the programs.
Regular order of huSiness
.M;,.tess OF president,
ms,
Electro Therapeutic pr T. III. Nc
Cray. Sehallcr.
"l.obar Pneumonia" Or W. II Town
send. sac City
G!idd.n
appendicitis With Ahcese openins Int /
lieural Sac Dr. Il. $. i!cilman, Ida
GROVE.
When Should We Operate in Appendix
eiis, lDr. Van Burcn Knott, Sioux CITY.
Wound Infection, Or. n. NJ. Pond
Webster City.
Wright, Carroll
..,,l'mphysema, or iaphragmatio Hernia
Wlneh." Ilr. Y. liornbrooS. cherokee.
Food aila Digestion IN Health and in
plseast,, Or. l.. j. Bowman. Carroll.
habits, l'r. II. Il. Waruocl, Battle
Self Protection. or Preservation. =
I'r j. -. kerlin, Whiting
Coughs IN Which Cough Mixtures Arc
Useless" pr ID. c. Kelly. Carroll.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Queer usoraia Iton..

Atlanta Constitutions 1.-THE supper for
the new church lightning rod was a
grand success"
A dinner In the interest of the school
house bell was given on Wednesday last"
~ strawberry festival for tina benefit
OF tho town cemetery IL scheduled for the
near future"
Tomorrow barbecue will DO given
for the new court house steps"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
I.eye's Grammar.

Chicago Tribune: II wish I dared to
ask you something, Miss Mile" said
AteAey, with trembling voice and wab-
bllag chin.
Why don't you dare to ask it?" the
maiden said. demurely,
because can see mo- In your eyes"
In both OF them?"
"IyesN
'Weii. don't you--don't you know two
negatives are equivalent to an-how
dare you, sir! Take your arm from
around my waist, Instantly"
But he didn't,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
IOWA SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Handed Down at Des
Moines Today.

Moines Today.
Dca nioines, la. Oct. 22-The supreme
court today handed down decisions as fol-
lows:
State vs.. Sears, appellant. Sac county;
affirmed.
State, appellant, VS.. Ilibner. Linn coun.
~; reversed.
Young, appellant, VS.. Smell, Webster
Terry VS.. Des Moines Street Railway
company, appellant, Polk county; dis.
missed.
Wiltsc vs., Goff, appellant Dallas coun-
ty, reversed.
(athcart, appellant, VS., Rogers 81
Brown, Buena Vista county; reversed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

and hustlng real estate agent, Dur
ins the past week in particular emf.
grafton from about this section of thu
state has been exceptionally heavy.
Trains passing north have been
crowded to the platforms and extra
coaches added, AS many as 100 farm,
CHS FROM this city alone have gona
within the last few days Dissatisfied
oklahanans probably turned the trend
~ emisraIion north by advising friends
not "a 60 south,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
NO LONGER Go SOUTH.
|owans Who Think OF leaving State
Have Eyes en- South Dakcta

Webster lily, Ia, oct 3D., The tide
OF emigration from this yicialty al the
state has tprpel completely from Ok,
ahoma and tie western states to South
Dakota and MlnHesotn, \ short time
ilap'S an tic fell estate men bepoabouts
worked the south ana west Now they
3sll work north nlops this fall haNn
5lean eomplraiiyely igAh though II
Gontsa liSh ~ niee harvesting Is
lore ana dc Farmers nle ~ leisure,
MpnN pf iheaE r5pe6lally the lantsrs,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

huFsHMlOT DETERMINED.
Nominated for Legislature and Want
TO Get ON 3alio+


l9ss Mcines, Ia. oct, a3. /, was dc
gieied By 'lr state election contest
hoard Monday night that the name oil
Eollort Hufschin!Cit of Waukon. cannot
he placed an the oilicial ballot as III
d&lnocratie nominee loi the lesisatur-
n Allaaiikse county The board do
cl.te1 that his ceFtiiieatc af nomination,
@tih WAS flied with the secretary 81
si,te on the last fling day. was iG=
valid he ause lnade. and apparently
sworn to, in blank, prior to the day OF
he demo RATE county. convention. tn
Mealinss name being inserted three
days later. The board declined u CON
sider us question of the right OF .lif-
schmidt to file an amendment correct
ny; tie defegts in the original certii-
cato.
lpes Moiles, la. OCT. u Robert iluI-
Shfaidt. whose no,OIt;i tiun papers as A
candidate foi' representative in Nlla-
Hiflkee county We're declared to be in-
sufficient. hrs given notice by Ibis at
torneN that he would immediately file
IN amended nomination, oels;i.irate and
ask chat his name lic placed on The
official hai!"t This viii Meeessitate The
hinSias of the matter before the
board fo, a second hearing. The official
board Yesterday nled Il statement
OF Tie reasons for the refusing tho
lirst appiieation. recitina that the hoard
has fun power to 60 back Of tie eerti-
ilcat"S and inquire into theh legality
and setting forth the admitted faSf.,
that the certificate was sworn To saH,e
time before the nomination was mati@
Fherc is some eNp.etatinn that tlsc fo-
ldry lAtbic before Whom he ;icllnoW =.
edSments Werc taken will lie prose uted
fNi ilieSslN conduct in The csse. Ni-
lection wsl be made by the oppashle
candidate for representative 10 allow
Ing iiulshmiatss nalne To go ON the
ballot ~ all and the ease may BE car,
tled into the courts before ii is ended
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
lIe Eelt safe.

Life; Mrs. Slimson--"Dont YOU
knew. Willie, IL you are naughty you
won't so to heayen?"
"Oh, don't know. Uncle Jake was
the meanest man ever heard of, but
you say he Is In heaven now"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

II would be good idea for the d.
yorce centers of North Dakota, okla
homa and Nevada TO bid for tile Pull
aian patronage.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Probably the Montana men who arc
Engaged in slei.ffng arid lands reason
that they are only taking their Just
eeserts
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

I'm saving money now" said the
srnnkafd, y can't hold as much as I
Sea ". 1''l u doesn't take so long"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
MRS. DoLsoN DIES.

Wife OF Times-Republican Business
Manager Suacumbs.
Iowa Falls, Ia, Oct n Mrs y II.
iolson Wife of the business manager
Of the Marshalltown nes-Repubican.
died nj lldora this morning after run
Of typhoid fever. She was II years OLD
and Was wen known in this county,
which was her home before her mar
lase Burial win be at Eldora, the
home of her PARENTS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Colonel Russell b. Harrisons dis
charge from the army was telegraphed
to him collect" He should have re-
fused TO accept 1t,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Emperor William may break into tina
yacht business with a challenge for tho
Aneleas cup, but It Ia quite certain
D. NH never he as cheerful loser W
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

l'fqfesser salnMo Il, cholry Of Par
SONS Enn., is willing 10 explain his
rev science Of otyognoay % amy one
who viii leiid him MI ear
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Carl SEIZURE has declared in favor OF
Seth Low. The only hope of Mr. Low
IS now To have w j. Bryan declare
himself for shepard.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

There Is naturally, great sympathy
In Salt Lake City Ton tie widows ANA
orphans of Loreu2o SnoN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

The chart used at the schley inquiry
feems TO be one of the vagpe. sweeping
kind that are chartered in Now dorsey,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

In Rhode Island the term of the gov
ernof-one year-is litter to the sim
Of the state.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

There is nothing much bigger for It's
age than the l5otr war, which is two
years Old.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Martln-Wemett Nuptlals.

saiiX, Ia, oct, "A, Alexander Martin
and Miss Alvena O. Wemett We're mar
Red his morning at O'Clock IN 81
Joseplfs Catholic church Frank Mar
tin, brother Of the groom, acted as best
man ana Miss l.eonora O, Wemett
SISTER OF the bride, acted as bridesmaid
ReV' j, y, Griliin ofiolated, After the
marriage the guests repaired to the
, nome OF me groom, where wedding
pfeaklast WAS served
-------------s -<r-s--------,---
Russia has population Of $4,000, 900!
Italy has only sO00O,O0O, and YET the 10,
lal amount Of the income tax Is tho
uame In both countries,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
MODlFIEs INJUNCTION.
Judge Kohlssnt WIN Permit strlkers to
Use Moral SuRstsn,

"N"s" 'E"''fsW'*e WV = 0's''F0 fsFFFHUIE 70
Use Moral SuRstsn.
Chicago, Oct, 23,--Judge Kohlsaat, Of
the United States circuit court, today
modified his injunction order against
members of the International Assonia-
ton of Maohinists in the Allisr Chal-
mers oase, so peaceful pIcketing or In
llueneing OF workmen by moral sua-
sion Is permitted,
Mrs, Nation Ia being treated so Wig
orously IN the eastern cities that there
Ii hope, when she returns TO Kansas,
she may he tanned sufficiently to eat
out OF payid'a hand,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
DlscREDIT THE REPORT.
Transvaalers In Holland Don't Be.
Iieve DeWet Is Dead.

The Hague, Oct. 22.-The former resi-
dents of the Transvaa who are now Ire
this city entirely discredit the rumors OF
the death of General DeWet emanatlng
from Durham, Natal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-27
Willing to obIlac.

An Englishman at dinner once
told tale Of q tiger he had shot
which measured twenty-four feet
from snout to tailtop. Every one
was astonished, but no oneWentured
to insinuate doubt of the truth Of
the story. s
Presently a Scotchman told his
tale. He had once caught fish
which, he said, he was unable to
pull in alone, managing only to land
it at last with the aid Of six friends.
cit was skate and it covered two
acres"
Silence followed this recital, dur
ing Hhich the offended Englishman
left the table. Tho host followed.
After returning he said to the
Scotchman: "Sir, you have insult
ed my friend. You must apollo
gize.p
'I dinna insoolt him" said the
Scot.
eyes, you did, with your two acre
fish story. You must apologize" ).
"Well," said the offender slowly,
with the air of one making great
concession, tstell him if he will take
ten feet off that, tiger I will see
what. I can do with the fish. Pear
sons.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-27
TRUSTEES' SALE.

BY virtue Of the power vested in us by
a Trust Deed, executed and delivered to
US by the heirs at law of Elisha Snipes,
deceased, we will sell on Salesday In De-
cember next, at Anderson G. H., 8. c.,
between the usual hours Of sale, the Real
Estate Of said deceased, situate In Ander-
derson County, as follows:
Tract No. l, containing eighty.three
and one. half acres, and bound by lands
OF Rob't. Smith, James G. Bolt and others.
Tract No. 2, containing ninety-three
acres. and bound by Tract No. l and
lands of Geo. NOLAN and others.
Tract No. 3, containing one hundred
snd fourteen acres, and bound by Tract
No. 2, lands OF J. s. Fowler, Charles Bry-
son and others.
Plats of said Tracts, made by Geo. M.
McDavld, Surveyor, can be seen by call
Ing upon J. E. Breazeale.
Terms Of Sale-Oao-haif oash, balance
to be paid In twelve months from day of
sale, with interest, and payment secured
by a mortgage OF the premises. Pur-
chasors to pay for papers.
JOHN Il. BREAZEALE,
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Nov l3, 1901 81