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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-05-14
Published Every Thursday.
zoo A YEAR. The Only All Home
rint Weekly Newspaper in Bayfield,
county.
Shakeup in Postofices

Washington. May 11.-That their
viii be q radical reorganization of
5he working forces of the postoffice
department. within few months is
now tacitly admitted by Postmaster
General Payne's confidants. The
expectation is that every bureau of
the department will be turned inside
out, to use the language of q depart
ment official, but new executive Off
GERS will be placed ia control of all
the important divisions and that new
methods of transacting business will
be introduced as rapidly as possible.
The reorganization will extend as
apidly as possible to the larger
stoffices of the country, which like
,ome branches of the treasury de-
parJment are overloaded with dead
wood-or to be more explicit, are
carrying too many superannuated
employees. Postmaster General
Payne has carefully planned a
scheme for the betterment of the
service, which, when it is in opera
ton, will save the treasury millions
of dollars annually and wipe out the
recurring deficits that have been a
source Of so much friction with con-
gress. The postmaster generals
scheme will involve the dismissal of
thousands of employees who at the
present time believe themselves to
be protected by civil service.
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ness at Chetek for N any years
and at one time represented Bar
ron county in the Legislature.
Eau Claire Sheriff Dead.

Eau Claire, Wis, May Asa
Fletcher, elected sheriff of Eau
Claire county last fall, died this
morning after a long illness.
of valvular lesion of the heart
He leaves a widow, daughter,
two sons, and a stepdaughter.
He was born in Maine. The
governor is expected to make an
appointment to fill the vacancy.
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Judge Siebecker's Plurality.

The state board of canvassers
have completed the canvass of the
recent judicial election. Some
errors were found in the former
figures, and the revised canvass
shows Judge Siebecker's plural
ity for supreme court justice to
be 40.645, the vote being: Sic
becker, 1892; Ruger, 28,177;
Wittig, 1870; scattering, 179;
blank, 100.
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Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Sagan & Aune has been dis
solved by mutual concent, Mr..
Sagan retiring. The firm is sue
ceeded by Finstad & Aune, who
assume all liabilities and will collect
all bills due the said firm of Sagan &
Aune. E. III. SAGEN.
OLE AUNE.
Washburn, Wis. April Fl, 1903.
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Brentwood Line Extended.

Madison, Wis, May 1.-THE
Minneapolis, ST. Paul & Sau
Ste. Marie Railway company
today fled with the secretary
of state notice of the extension
of it's Brentwood line nineteen
miles into the court d'O'Reilles
reservation.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-05-14
A Lesson in health

Healthy kidneys filter the impur-
tiles from the blood, and unless they
do this good health is impossible.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound
kidney AID will positively cure all
forms of kidney and bladder diseases.
It strengthens the whole system.
Frost & Spies.
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Barron County Treasurer

Barron, May z. - County
Treasurer G. w. Moore dropped
dead at his home latelast night Of
heart failure. He had been i'll
since assuming Office. He was
ngaged in the mercantile bust
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THOMAS BARKER. Pastorr

Services everysSunday at 1915 a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sabbath School at II IN, Christ
ian Endeayor service at $50 .. m. All are
cor daily nyited
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Orders for tich rs can be procur
w. Frost. Druggist, Washburn, Wis.
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CHEQUAMEG0N BAY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
STEAMER MARY SCOTT
WEEK DAYS
SUNDAYS


Washburn all
F.O
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City Officers.
School Boards,

4 l.. a. Simonson, president: J, Sheridan
Secretary; A. p Melstrand, vice-president
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FROM ASHLA SD. ARR. DEPT.
Through mail 1nd Ex-
press daily. ......... 4:S0 pm ~ am
Limited daily ........ 7:45 am Iz9 pm
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WIS. CT. STRAL TRAINS

Ashland with Northwestern vain fof
Chicago.
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THE TIMES

NEWSPAPER AND
COMMERCIAL PRINTING.
E. JONES, Editor and Publisher.
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c. ST. P. M. & o. Ry.
PASSENGER TRAINS

PASSENGER TRAINS:
SOUTH NORTH
$3.50 a. M daily 1875 a. m daily
11:55 a. m. exSunday lbs pm. exSunday
+2:40 D. m. exSunday 3:35 p. m. exSunday
1880 D. m. daily 5:l5 pm. Sunday only
1905 Sunday only 1000 D IN. daily
*Connect at Ashland Junction with south
bound trains. +Connects al Ashland juno
ton for St. Paul or Chicago. +Connect at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06

are glad. No county in the State can be
equipped with first class highways at
less expense than Harnctt. The natural
conditions are very favorable.
Several new enterprises will soon be
put into operation. "A large brick hotel
will be built at once. Arrangements are
now being negotiated to construct knit,
ting mill. j. III Duke, OF Wilson; j. u.
Aldridge and G.. g. Aldrldge, Of lagrange.
N. e.. experienced carriage and buggy
makers. have decided to come here and
build d large factory. 3
The State Holiness Association is In
session here. The town is thronged by
a great crowd OF preachers and laymen
from a distance. Among some OF the
most prominent ministers present are
Rev. L. L. Pickett, OF Kentucky; Rev.
w. II. IL MacLauren, andrew. Mr.. Dor
set, Of Western North Carolina, and
Rev A.. 3. CrumpIer, OF Goldsboro.
The holiness Church Is also holding its
annual convention. Theer are something
near fifty ministers who live4lin this
State in attendance upon this cor,ven-
ton. The holiness Church have nice
and comfortable tabernacle at this place.
Some very able sermons are being de-
lvered and much interest Is manifested.
Every train brings In more delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Thomas Lectures Soon to Begin
Lecture by Dr.. Mathews.

+
The James Thomas lectures, which have
become such. feature In college life. w.!l
be delivered In the College Chapel on the
evening OF November 10th and 2lst at 3
P. N. Unusual interest Is felt In the
lectures this year on account OF the pop
ularity OF the gentleman who Is to de-
liver them, The college was fortunate N
securing for this purpose Professor rio
Bates, professor OF litera ture In the Moss
Institute OF Technology. Boston,
His subject forsthe, night of!the 10Th ts
..sAesthetic -Presupposltions,'a' and on the
following evening he will discuss The
Everyday Use OF the Imagination.
Professor Bates is widely known
throughout the literary world as an edt-
tor. au-flcr and lecturer OF great ability.
For ten years he has been editor OF the
Boston Sunday Courier. and he numbers
among his literary productions such
hooks as 7"Patty's Propensities,' - THE
Pagans'' and others.
The students and friends OF the col
lege are looking forward to the most
interesting and instructive lectures which
have been delivered here In years.
On account Of the fact that the Thomas
lectures are later than usual this year.
the lectures by members OF the faculty,
which were scheduled for the fall. Will
be postponed until after Christmas, These
and the students are looking forward to
their return with much pleasure.
DR.. Mathews, of this city. continued his
very interesting lecture on health In the
College Chapel Thursday morning. Dr..
Mathews began his lecture Wednesday Of
last week. but as his time was limited.
was unable to complete It, The lecture
was Just to the point and will no doubt
be productive Of much good TO the stu
dents In their manner of living and
preserving their health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
ELECT OFFICERS.
North Carolina Daug hters Of Rev
olution Will Meet in Greensboro.

.O1utAOA Will MSSS III SlSSAlSOOAO.
Especial to The Tim Dispatch,
SALISBURY N. CT, November 5.-yVed.
nesday's sessions OF tho Daughters Of
the American Revolution State Conyen-
tion was, II possible, more interesting
than any, OF the preceding gatherings
The programme included number OF pa
pers on various subjects bearing upon
the work OF the D. "A. r., as well as the
hearing OF reports from the different
standing committees.
A delightful reception was rendered the
Visiting Daughters tonight from 9 to
J23o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. White
Mckenzie.
Last evening at the closing session the
following officers weer elected for the
ensting term Of one year: State regent.
Miss Mary Struggled, OF Waynesville;
vice-regent. Mrs. r. c. Gregory. OF. Sails
bury; secretary. Miss julia Alexander, OF
Charlotte: historian. Mrs. Charles L. Van
Noppen. OF Greensboro; treasurer. Mrs.
W. D. Shannon. OF Henderson.
The convention created two new State
offices. which were filled as follows: Chap
lain, Mrs. w. ]. Banner. Of Waynesv. lie,
and corresponding secretary. Miss Leila
johnson, OF Asheville. BY unanimous
vote Of the conference. the next State
convention will BIO held in Greensboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
AUDUBON SOCIETY.
Statesyille Reduces Police Force
Since Abolishing Saloon.

especial TO lne llneS.OlSp1tcu.)
SALISBURY. N. c., Nov. s.LTraveline
Engineer Bowman OF tho Richmond works
OF the American Locomotive Company IL
spending few days at the Spencer shops.
getting together collection Of new en-
gIres which are being turned out By
these works. The engines are being car
ried to Atlanta. where they Will DO de-
l,vered to the Southern Railway. for use
between that place and Birmingham. The
first ono arrived yesterday. and is the
largest ever seen at the Spencer shops.
It Is OF the low wheel driver type. and
weighs 106 tons. It Is learned that thirty
two OF this type OF engines are beng de-
livered in one order 10 the Southern for
use on the Atlanta division, while about
the same number are soon to be put into
use on the Asheville division.
The Audubon Society, recently organized
here for the protectition OF the game in
Rowan county. and to see that present
state laws are enforced. has elected the
following oficers: President. Mayor A. II.
Boyden; Vice President. R. Lee craw-
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs. j. ]. Thomas, OF Smithfield. has
returned home after visit to her sis-
ter, Mrs. Frank Holland. at No. 14l3
Twenty-second Street,
The little Union chapel on U Street.
has recently been remodelled. and Ia
now In comfortable condition for tho
winter.
Miss Mary Balm has returned to Smith
field. aftera yisttsto .frlends on Twenty
second Street
Mrs. jackson, who has been confined to
her home several weeks, Is improving
slowly.
first Street. has left for Buckingham
county. to visit her parents. and to Be
with her sister, Miss White, who 10 critl-
cally iii.
Willie Pollard is quite sick at his home
on tho Avenue.
Mrs. w. A. Warmer returned homo
from Virginia Hospital. where she un-
derwent a, successful operation by Drs
George Ross and Hugh Taylor.
Mrs. sRllte Manley.1 accompan MED by her
grandson. +, Wilber. Manley. has returned
to her home, with Mrs. w. "A. Rhodes.
after a visit 81 several months to rela-
tives in West; Virginia.
Miss Willie Christian. OF Amherst ooun-
,ty. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Sadie Hlg-
ginbotham.
Mr.. Joseph Halsy is Ill at the home Of
his granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas Teagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. T. southworrh are
visiting relatives In the country.
Mrs. IS. r. Gary q few days ago visited
her friend. Mrs. Williams, who Is critical-
ly Ill at sabot
Il Mr., Brown. who has been living on LiE-
CAMS Hill. has moved to Fairu1ount, and
10 occupying one OF the new houses OH
Twentieth Street, near r.
Mrs. Mays and little daughter. Estene.
OF Amherst county, are the guests OF
Mrs. HiEginbothhm.
ah@Y.I (vjo4q-pleasa motherIi Brmfw
The Kings Daughters OF Christ Church
met yesterday for the first time slnca
the State convention was held in Rich
mond. Much business was transacted.
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TOM RossER SENT DOWN.
Went to Jail for a Year and
Didn't Care If it Was for Life.

Didn't Care if it Was for Life.
Most OF the session Of the Police Court
yesterday was consumed in the healinx
OF the Molly White case. Tho same evil
dencs was gone over that took up the
time Of the court on the previous day.
and on the charge OF maintaining house
Of i'll repute she was fined 500 and given
ninety days In jail
Tom Rosser caused some little excite
ment, He was arrested by Policeman
Huloher. OF the First District, for being
drunk and dlsorderly, He fought his way
into cell at the First Station. When no
appeared in court. he still carried his
surely mein with him, and when no
was given sixty days he said no didn't
care. and no kept UP the fuslllada Of
eplthets against the court until hls term
was extended into twelve months. He
didn't care II 1t was for life, he said.
Francs Winston. a colored servant, was
charged with taking things, She said she
didn't do 1t. and 10 back her up to some
extent note was received from her mis-
tress asking that the case be dismissed.
as the articles had been found.
Then small lot Of DRINKS Of no con-
sequence was heard.
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NOT SATISFIED.
Major Warrington Appeals From
Verdict Giving Him $1,000.

Special TO 1ne aIirea:Olspatcn.J
GREENSBORO. N. c.. November o.
In. the suit OF Major Warrington against
the seaboard Air Line Railroad for Sc. 900
for damages sustained in a wreck last
year. the jury at II o'clock to-day brought
ia a verdict for $1,000. The defendants
attornies, a1essrs. W. H Day and King
and Kimball. gave notice OF an appeal
There was an immense crowd here to-
day attending the circus. There was no
parade. and thousands OF city and country
men, women and children have missed
all Of the circus they ever see-the free
parade.
when the sun rose bright and fall. this
morning the show ground was Squag-
miro and the heavy wagons miied up 50
Il was impossible to carry the circus
appurtenances to the grounds. Another
site was secured at the old tWhitting ton
field, mile from the depot and from the
street. ca rs s.t-r-s 2sdt $500 xsvr ~ 4
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DEBT:LIFTED.
Last Quarterly Conference Of
Spencer Church is Held.

(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
sALIsBuRY. N. c., Nov. 6.-The fourth
and last quarterly conference OF Spencer
Methodist Church was held Inst night
the Rev. DR.. w. W. Bays upreslding. The
reports OF the pastor showed that the
church had good year. during which
al, rdebtSdness OF about $500 on the build
Ing has been lifted.
The Old Board OF Stewards were re-
elected, ana &C. Van Camper was elect
cd district steward. A. w. Hicks was
elected superintendent OF the Sunday
school, with j.. e. Kennerly assistant.
This closes DR.. Bays fourth year as pre-
siding elder Of the Salisbury District, and
ne will be removed by the annual con-
ference next week It IN also certain
that Rev. II. L. Atkins. pastor OF the
First Methodist Church. this city, will be
removed. as he has served four years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
P0WHATAN DOING
GOOD BUSINESS

The Powhatan Hotel. which formerly
was New Ford s. is doing good business
under its new management, having been
nicely repaired aud renovated from top
to bottom. The office and lobby have
been newly papered and put IN nice
condition, and some changes have been
made In the arrangement Of the desks
and office furniture. which greatly Inn
prove the interior appearance. Colonel
Peyton expects to have number Of the
legislators with him next week.
Following are some OF the guests regis
tered at the Powhatan:
Nv. j.. Dickey, Baltimore. Md; Thomas
H.. Gorseech. Bal timore Mrs. W. H:f Rut-
ledge and. Miss. May Gee. Keysville;e,R.
T, Mcleod, city; H. E. Gay and4sister,
staunton; Gordon Roy Garnett, KAN
sas City. Mo-; John G. TRACER, Baltimore:
Edgar Allan. city; w. g, Herndon.
Fredorlcksburg;, John Coke. city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
By Oliver and Jones, Auctionsers.
AIS W. Broad Street. 'Phona as76.

YYoRsE. WAGON AND HARNESS. DRops
n HEAD SEWING MACHINES LACE CUR
IrA1Ns, MATING, MIRRORS. FURNITURk
STOVES, ETC.
will sell at as West Broad Street To-DAY
A. 1870 A. NJ. Horse. Farm Wagon and
Harness, 10 good Sewing Mach!nsS, prop-HAAA
ana others: new Laca curtalpa Table Covers
Mating, Mantel Mirrors. Oak and other Cham.
Dor Furniture. wardrohes, sidsboards. E1tsA-
sion and other Tables. chairA Hall RACKS.
Iounses. couches, Walnut STANDING pesk
China Press. Odd Bedsteads. Bureaus. WAah-
stands. Pillows. nolsters. Nsw Matfrsssas. SOW.
eral good Cooking Stoves; also lot OF otaos
goods, too numerous to mention.
Ladies' invited to attend:
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TO COMPLETE OIL
TANK STEAMER

The TrgE ship-yards. SO 1t is learned,
will complete the oil tank steamer for the
STANDARD oil Company, this city, and me-
chanics are being sought for the work.
IT Is understood that 400 men will: be
wanted for six months or more, Mr., Will
liam n. Woody, Jr. is likely to be'nlade
superintendent of tho work He was SUI
perintendent OF the yards when in opera
tion by the Trigg Company, as a better
one does not exist. {.
81 That the tank steamer Is to BIO COM
rleted hero is due largely to the efforts
or Receiver Myers. 1t is quite likely that
the Pennsylvania Railway tugs will also
be completed at the yards. giving addi-
tIonal employment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
EDUCATION
COME /; |
County superinten1dlents to To-. As
semble in Raleigh in Annual
Convention November 10th.
OPEN LETTER 10 PRESIDENT
North Carolina Republican APP
peals to Him to Renounce His
Candidacy for Nomination. 81
Especial to The -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., NOV. 5.-Tho second
annual convention Of the State Assocla-
Ton Of County supsrintendents Of Educa-
tton VIII meet hero November 2sth, or Tho
ninety.ssven superntendents,f eighty nv 9
have notified Superintendent oyner that
they win be present. An interesting pros
Erararne covering two days has been ar
ranged.
Congressman e. w. Pou, OF this dis
trIct was In Raleigh last night. In dis
cussing the election no expressed: era Tiff
eaton at tho result In New York, Mary
land and Kentucky. and added can
4 not elect our man for President solely
on the ground that Mr.. Roosevelt ate
dinner with negro. We must have
q 1--we issue. and candidate who will
appeal TO the sensible business people
OF the country. Mr.. Pou will support
: Congressman John Williams. OF Mtssts-
sippi, for leader Of the Democratic NIL
nority.
HOME WEDDING.
Miss Susan Undertake. daughter
OF Captain and Mrs. ]. 3. Tim
berlakc. was married this morning 20
: Mr.. v. "A. Rountree, OF kinston. Rev.
w. C. Tyree performed the ceremony at
I the brides home Miss Estelle Timberlake
sister OF the bride. was maid OF honor.
and Miss Julia Brewer was bridesmaid.
Mr.. ". B. Coleman was best man.
The young ladies at St Mary's school
held a debate last night on the subject,
Z Resolved. That the Woman OF Anti
guilty Have Done Moro for the World
Than Modern Women The debaters vera
4 4
on the Affirmative, and Miss Lily Skinner
ana Miss Margaret Aiackay on the Mega
tive.
The Judges decided the question in the
negative
LETTER TO PRESIDENT.
The Southern Bell Telephone Company
is now establishing stations In the towns
on the seaboard Air Line, between RAJ
Z leigh and Hamlet, thus giving these
s places In connection with Raleigh.
]. Wiley Shook. tho unique Republi-
can politician Of Ashevllle, has created
considerable amusement here by an open
letter to President Roosevelt. that he
gave out last night. His letter says: God
In all ages has directed persons and ma
tons through line upon line. and precept
upon precept. IN doing this he has In
struttsd that the prudent forseeth evil
and neeth. while the simple minded go
on and are punished. Can you not see the
forecast from results in New York and
Ohio Announce at once that you are no
candidate for the presiden cy. and that the
administration stands for t he nomination
OF Senator Hanna. Should you persist in
ambition and succeed in getting this nom
tnaton. all the causuc In human Lam
1auge. written with pen dipped in the gall
that persocutes the souls OF the damned.
will fall TO record the calamity that will
befall this nation"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
WOMAN MURDERED
AND PLACED ON TRACK
CIV AsaocIated Press

~ 717--- lBy ASSUCIHL6ua fTeSs.I = n u
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov ga pas
senger train on the spartanburg and
.Agheville road ran over woman at
Buena Vista, ten miles from Asheville, this
evening at 6 o'clock. The head was sew
cred and the body mangled. The body
was found to be cold when picked up by
the trainmen, and 1t is believed that tho
woman had been murdered and placed on
tho track. The victim Is believed to be
Mrs. Murray. OF Buena Vista.
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ora. Secretary, waiter H. woodson;

ford; Secretary, Walter n. woodson;i
Treasurer, r. Frost.
AZ Ia recent meeting OF tho Board OF
Aldermen ots BtatesvilIe, 1t was decided
& to reduce the police force to three men.
1T is understood that the action is III
the interest Of economy and In view OF
the fact that since the town voted ont
saloons, there IL but little need Of a large
police force. The Mayors Courts have
been almost discontinued as a result Of
having no saloons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
BY Sutton d To-.
Real Estnte Auc11oneerss
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.

AN 4 i. >
C9N5ASI9sE5s AYSn5SSEE shsEPs S 81
1893 1886 1901 1908 1905 1901 AND 4 ONE S,G
i SToKX fa sT9 RRY hR E2T ELARah LoT
M Il ii n IA d AND CARY sTKEETs.
MITa, a SHALL STORE IIp T THE RI,
TWO SMALL. E, TAAME HogsEg ~ ySl TIE
sTR,EEr FRAME ] TEg !, 7f, 4M THE II
TM ETs MAP SS as 1NR y EgEv19eRRkRRR
IN execution Of a decree Of the Rich
mond Chancery Court, entered on octo-
Der "a. 1908, in the suit OF Joseph schepers
III tse 5 nserssnea speeiap @
appointed thereby, Will offer TOR sale. "a. at
oM r e, ~ No YEN 3 1884,
ly:9the above described property. and In
First. THAT frame tenement. No; sos
Sc Second. Those seven frame dwellings nsy
south side GaoTy Street Nos 1Ss
~ esTy s aS as also lot the Southwest
corner Of Washington and Cary Streets,
/ fronting 50 feet. on which there is a small
frame store tni,d two frame tcnernents IN
"A plat Of most Of the above property
can be seen at the office Of the aucuoneer
and at the time OF sale.
der. and should commend Itself to those
wlel1inE to invest. or to purchase moder-
ate size homes. So Y e.
ITERMs-One.tilird cash. the residue In
three equal instruments at 6, IL and IS
months. with interest added. the pur-
chaser4to give his negotiable notes, and
purchase money Is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court. or all cash at the
option Of the purchaser. In #
Special Commissioners.
The bond required by the above decree
OF the Special Commissioner has been
duly g1ven.
| oct e1-tds.ss Clerk.
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CONSUL H. A. GUDGER
TO RETURN TO PANAMA

Especial to The Times Dspatch.>
AsHEvI1LE. N. c.. Nov. 5.-H. A..
Gudger consul general to Panama, who
has been spending the summer and fall
months at his homo In Asheyille. left
to-day for New York. whence he will
sail for Panama. -.