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FARMS For SALE.

20 acres, win keep ten cows and team,
3r buckets, pans, etc. ) good Jersey COWS
ono horse. / shoate. ri hens. / SINGLE
sleigh, one buggy, wagon. driving harness.
pair work harness, moving machine.
horse rake. express wagon. lumber wagon,
sled all farming tools, ten hushcl puta-
toes. ten cords wood. Price $l.45p
1870 acres, will keep ~ head NJ cattle
and team, fine spring water at buildings,
good orchard, level and easy to cultivate,
1la miles TO church and school, ~ miles
to saw mill, . miles to IIardwiclt, ] 600
ou farm to pay for same Can buy on
time If desired. Price sl.4Oo
Tell M what You want ANA I will find
II ior You. j. H. DREW.
Rcal Estate Agont. nardWick. VI.
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COVERED CARRIAGE in first class con
diton for sale. Cost $50 new and has
been used but little WIN sell for less
than half that figure; also light driving
harness cheap. Come quick as thes,
are bargains. Inquire of N. Bigelow
stowe, Vt. 16,2t& 10, WIT
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FOR SALE-A portable steam engine OF
horse power c. Ii, Burritt, Hines
burgh, Vt. "a, W3t.
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ESTATE or MARY G. WHEELER or
BURLINGTON.
STATE or VERMONT District of Chit.
tendeu.
To all persons concerned in the estate OF
Mary & Wheeler, late of BURLINGTON, in
said district, deceased,
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hre
help or to sell a farm should use this COLI
ann. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisements
would be read by many possible buyers.
97.wtf
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LOUISA PFPPIN'S ESTATE.

lcnGen.
Tie honorable the Probate Court, for
the District of Chittenden.
TO the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate of Louisa Poppin, late OF Bur-
nnGtuI, deceased,
GREETING:
TO TINS court in writing. by the admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Louisa Poppin. late
of i,urlingtor. deceased pray wing for license
ANA authority to sell the whole CT the
real estate of said deceased. for
the payment of debts and charges of ad-
min!stratoh; setting forth therein the
me charges OF administration, the Amount
Ct personal estate and the situation of
the real estate.
and assigned the md dav oil April
1904 at the Probate Court rooms. in said
District to hear and decide uron said
application and petition; and ordered
Public notices thereof be given to all per
sons interested therein by publishing said
ORDER, together with the time and place OF
burlington Weekly Free Press "A newspa-
per which circulates in the nelghborhood
Of, those persons Interested In said estate.
all Of which publications shall be previous
to the day assigned for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to ap.
pear before said Court at the time and
place assigned. then and there. in said
CO art to make your objections to the
granting of such license. if you sec cause
''lNen NllIrf my mana, ar the l'rOhat @
CCHrt Rooms this 9Th cay of April. 1861
MARCELLi'S A. BINGHAM.
N,W@i. judge.
ESTATE or MARY G. WHEELER Of
BuRLINGTON.
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Chit.
tendeu.
To all persons concerned in the estate OF
Mary G Wheeler, late of BURLINGTON. in
said district, deceased,
GREETING,
At a Probate Court, holden at burning.
ton. within and for the District OF chit
tcndcn, ON the 3lst day OF March 1911 an
instrument purporting to be the last viii
and testament of Mary &. Wheeler late
OF burlington, in said district de D..
ceased, was presented to the court afore.
said, for probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that tina
22ud day of April. 1901, at the Probate
Court Rooms in said Burlington be assign
ed for proving said instrument: and tina I
notice thereof be given to all persons con.
c"rncd. by publishing this order three
weeks Succe sStvely in the burlington
Weekly Free Fress. a newspaper puhiishod
in said district, previous to the time
appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court, at the lime
and place aforesaid and contest the pro
bate Of said win. IL you have cause.
GiVoU und"r my hand, at burlington. in
said district this 3lst day of March. 1904
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM.
iLw3t' Judge
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

a MONEY MAkER-Best opening to
build for an all the year-round hotel
and livery in VI. No other hotel COM
petition. Act quick. Need $1,000 three
Thousand dollars and considerable
energy. Address S. W. G. Free Press Of
flee. S0,sat, 4t& 40 W At.
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
wsrd. each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words. two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from 80 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months
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FOR SAbl,A fine farm on east shore
of Isle La Motto, containing 20 acres
of excellent land, fine new house.
beautiful barn and shade, good out
buildings. 80 rods OF sandy beach, as n
summer nome on an all around farm
this can't be beat for he price, 81. 300
one half cash. balance to suit. Apply at
once. The !. Il. Hunt Real Estate
Agency, Essex Junction, Vt 4lw.lt.
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TO RENT.
NOTICE
VERMONT

NOTICE how little it costs to tell thou,
sands of readers in many towns Of Yer
mont what you have to sell or what YOU
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and YOU will set replies to your advcr-
tiso0leAt. S7wtf
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STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit
lcnGen.
II e honorable the Probate Court for
the District of chittenden.
TO tho heirs and all persons interested in
he estate of Louisa P"ppin, late OF Bur
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PARTRlDGEW VIVA NDOTTE EGGS, prize
winning stock; eggs $3.50 for IL. G. G.
Knblce, Morrsvillc. VT So,6t&li, wit.
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EGGS fOIo MATCHING. Buff Wyan-
dotte 10 for 80 cents. 2G5 Colchester Ave.
burlington. S3.6t&w2t.
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EGGS FOR iIATCHING-First premium
stock White Wyandottes, Rhode Island
Reds, white Breasted Black Polish, $50
for 10 eggs. Brush a. Son, Milton. VT.
Al w,5t.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE at low price, fine two
seated steam automobile. Apply to
Henry Spear, Burlington Repair Co,
Burlington, VI. G0,d&w.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Haldoc williamson to A. j. Maloy
lot S. book l6, original townsitc; con.
sidcru,ion. 81.
L. 8 Trlmble 30 w. 70. Greer land ln
Old Albuquerque, $500
" D. Bell and wife t0 Mrs. Kate
Haso. east Eve feet iot e. block 80.
Mack's map 500
G. OXeudine and wife 60 Nlcalaci
Fortunate. a picco OF land on the west
side of broadway avenue SlO0
A. % McM.llon ct al. to MrF NJ y.
Hughes north q. feet lot ia block o.
original townrue. $3.50
Hanna HARRISON and husband OBJ
Henry Gleason lots . 90 @. inclusive
block ~. Mandoll business and rosa
doncc addition $500
John M0lt0r t0 q s Dunbar Do.
IN and o. block 49, original town.
80. SO.
John a. Leo Gao A D. McNulen. Joss
% and a. block a. original TOWNSHIP
William Gldosnor 20 Katherine q.
Hould. Dot 90. block 3. HuniuE Hlgs
land addition. $500
Emil Rupp AID wife 10 william
Schocchort a piece of lard 90 Toe
Dui-itg, $4,000
George Tlmmis Co samuel Rhodes.
lots N aud ~. block Q. Northern ad
dillon, $3.50
Jacob N0rber and wife 20 Herman
Butcher lots and &, block z. N. NJ.
Tuwusitc company, consideration 81.
Bossic Jana TO Oscar Gabriel. .ots
l2 and l3, block a. homestead T.
Gerdon Spot addition. $50
David G BaCa ana wife 10 Candle
lnriu SaiazaT do Chayes. a piece o..
land and house Ia precinct %, gil0.
N T. stamm and wife 20 g. NJ Fo-
akor lot q block ID. Park addition
8lT5.
Frank g. 5'lrses aud wife 90 trug.
teoa % Albuquerque Lodge 46l. n. p.
o E., lots l. 2, o, 4. 9. 6 and 2. block
&c. New Mexico Townsito company s
addition, $500.
Harry b. Froolove ana wife 10 A. NJ.
Froeloye, fraction Of lots n and ~.
block s. Northern addition, 5000.
81 p stamm 10 Mary Wcinort. lots
o and D. block &C." Park addition.
S825.
Ernest Myers 60 p n. Walking. a
piece Of land in Oid Albuquerque
81 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
ROY TRAIN WRECKERS
THEY ARE NOW SAFE IN JAIL AT
FLORENCE, coLo.-wHo THEY
ARE.

a telegram from Floroubr. Colo
dated January 20. sayf
Myrun Aldrch and VIII Denton. az.
rested in las Vegas. N g.. charged
with implication in th" wrecklng o..
a Rio Grando freight train east OF thls
city on January 10. arrived here last
night accompanied by Detective
Haussrua OF the Rio Crande secret
service
The boys made "a fun confession a.
the police station last night AldrIch
signed a statement which tells inc en-
Tire story ga an lts dolalls, ga which
be admlts that he was equally guilty
with the others. and duplicates Den
ton Lowell Ellis and two other young
Florence boys. whose uamcn the ON
GERS viii not diyulgo. because they fur
nlshed valuable evidence leading 20
the arrest % the ars, mentioned three
on the promise Of protection.
Aldrich. aged ~. Go tho son OF q very
poor family The father 10 blind and
the mother compelled % wash Tor a
living A short time ago bis two
younger brothers were found guilty Of
ranHachng a funk DO the house OF
Jesse Stout and stealing Gi25.
Ellis. aged %, Is the son OF "a MTs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Homestead Entry.

Homestead Entry
The following homestead entry wac
made IA tho united st.tes land once.
January o. No. use. a.,ortO sisneros
OF M0untaluair. ~, sW IL, N ~,
NV IL, sections ~ and ~, r 3 N,
4 6 y, 100 q, cs ln valencia county.
Coal pselaratory Statement
January 2S. No. 1891, Felix Gondla
OF Monero, NE Ia. section z, r on ",
r I p. % Rio Arriba county
Appointed Postmaster.
Luther M Shelly. vice president OF
the First National bank OF Santa Rosa.
has been appointed postmaster at that
place vice Posoy Page resigned.
Worlds Pair Exposition Beard.
The New Mexico board OF tho
Louisiana purchase Exposition met
yesterday afternoon at the Capltol
with every member present, except
Percy ~ iiagerman OF Roswell, who
was detained az New York Chairman
Charles A. sploss OF Las vegas, pre-
sideo, and Secretary W. b. Walton
OF Silver city and Treasurer Arthur
Soligman OF santa 81. were sposent.
The other members OF the board pres.
emit were r. A. Jones OF Albuquerque.
Carl A Dalios % nelen and Euaebi0
Chacon 81 Las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT
SEVERAL IMPORTANT CASES Ar.
oUEo AND SUBMITTED

I'm cases Nos i0i3 and 10it. Ei
ward Hesch. appellee. va. ConrolIda.
ot Mining ana smelling company. an.
poIlant. and John W. Cooper. appellee.
va the same company. appellant "a. IS.
Read and N B inushlIn. attorneys FOR
'ho appolCoa. nigd motions 20 have
tho appeals in both cases dismissed ON
The ground that the appellant had
failed 90 Ole assignment of errors IN
each case Within the time required by
'ho law and me RUE OF the supreme
court Tho motion was mbm.ttol Co.
thc court on Monday and yesterday
morning the supreme court announc.
90 its decision. sustaining the motion
in each case and Affirming tho iudg.
mont OF The court below in each case
pcCt'vcly against tho appellant
company and lts surctI,s for The
amount luci fof and the cost ln each
au't In the case of Edward Hosch tho
amount recovered 90 S255O9 principal.
With iniorgt az The rate OF 6 per cont
from Che date the Judgment was ron.
ierod '0wit on tho third OF July 1908.
and fli.52 additional. which was a.
lowed al interest zap 60 the time of
Judgment ANA the cost of the su't in
both courts Ia the case Of John w
Cooper tho amount recovered ,s
s12bGi with the corresponding inter.
oFj from tbe da.p OF Judgment and tho
c0Ft of the Fuit in both courts These
appeals were taken from tho First Iu.
licial district court Of Santa Fo coun.
by Judge D. r. McFio
Chiof Justice w } Mills and Ass1.
c.nto Justices Iohr r. McFe. n. g.
Baker y w Parker and W. ~. Pope
wore on tine bench yesterday morning
whom The tern Itorial supreme court op.
oncd
Case No 1909 Harnptte Carpenter.
n 3d.. appellants ys sigmund Lindan.
Hr o A. appel oos. was argued and
ubmlttoi The case Is an appeal from
.Ho district court OF Grant county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
SOMETHING SHOULD BE-
DONE BEFORE TOO LATE
AN APPEAL TO MERCHANTS TO
STOP OUTGOING MONEY ron
SUPPLIES.

Tho Cluztn az tho request of many
subscribers. not only locally. but from
outside towns. has commenced the
publication OF the Wholesale and ronu
markets OF thIs city. ana % o. hopsc
me publication viii prove profitable
reading to local consumers and to
customers from outside towns
q lB stated. upon excellent authorl-
o. that the Wholesale iObhers sell
goods at a closer margin OF profit than
the wholosalors % 80 paso. on account
Of Ga keen competition existing bC.
tween the local Wholesale con.
corua. which shows no combine. and.
10 these are facts AS stated. thoro
ls uo reason why the local Retailers
should not sell just al cheap. az a fair
profit aF the retail merchants of El
pas1
Tho Citizen sticks up for the hore
merchant. regardless OF hls patronage
or not, Tor the principal reason that
be- lends hi8 aid toward building up
the city. bat some EFFORT should Doe
made 20 stop the thousands Of dollars
thai ls being 6gnt oui of this city
weekly and daily. 20 big eastern de-
partment stores. Tor groceries. meats.
coal. dry goods. clothing and other
necessary household 6uppuoH
Tho Citizen believes that every
thing purchhaaDlo should be- purchased
from h"".r merchants. and inc only
way 90 put q stop 90 the Wholesale
practice OF sending ont Of town for
goods is TO sell goods a. a reasonable
profit aHd do lees crediting. so those
who pay their bills will mot BE- com
PEELED 90 pay for bad accounts through
high prices for goods.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
CHANGE MADE IN 100 YEARS

New York Jan The CONNER
cial Advertiser announce. today that
beginning Fobrua-y ist. 81 win BE- sol3
FOR one cent instead of two. and The
name viii be- changed 30 "Ulobo and
Commercial Advertiser" The name
C0mmofcialAdvortiucr has been used
Tor i07 years mo short alternative
title 90 intended t0 accommodate the
news boys who object 90 using long
cumbersome words
livestock creatoa by intoxicated RuH.
Sian marines and Japanese women
have been received
Notification of Noroan neutrality
cablod from Chico Zoo 90 powers was
unknown 10 Korean foreign once an.
ul replies received from representa-.
lives abroad
Tho Korean minister at Korea has
boon inairucted especially to urge
Japaua immediate rocoEnltIoG OF
korea'a neutrality
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

SCHOOLS 7f that district. Mr.. Chaves
found the schools to be a very good
condition. more especially the schools
40 Estanc.a and the one az 1uuquc.
fho schools at the two latter places
are vory largely attended. each having
an average attendance OF about eighty
children and are ali making very sat
iHiactory progress. The school house
and grounds no Eatancia. which were
donated hy The Santa Re Central rail-
way company. ere a credit 90 &c
town The building is modern I'm ey.
cry respect wt,n upto-uato equipment.
The weather ln valencia county was
very cold ana windy bu, very little
snow has fallen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

purpose, o. 30 's ruined by snow or
rain Cloth and velvet hats trimmed
9th fur. tullc or lace are greatly ln
demand
Toluc and urban shapes are favor.
lio siyleH. but tncrC are also some &C.
ruCtyc shapes in Che dat plateau
effect which ore usually becoming.
though perhaps not iu the holsnt oi
fashion A. they do not become ovcry
face they require careful choosing
with reference Co the woarcr Tho
trimming must bc Ho arranged aa 'b
give thc bat some hosbt or the hat
viii aok Style
Tho newest s,yloa of hats are rather
larger iu The crown or head a'ro and
are to "a .rcatcf extent made to 90
The head than in former years
While fnor lnCot are lurt now tda
most fashionable thinE 1r trimming
purposes. heavier LAGOS. like lrlsb or
Venetian are s.iH used to somo oN.
tent
Among tho prominent features for
trimming designs for spring Ia the fo.
called frame work idea Lace or
sIlk melal'ioue will Boz surrounded d.
o. running frame work of ushinrn OF
othor rilk. net or chiffon
Gold broid viii be- considerably
usod ihis spring, With lace as we'll as
With band trimmings
A decided new th.ng iu lacos iB tho
button pattern. which promises To bo.
come very popular
Large modailions and Fulloona OF
heavy lace AMI narrow Insertions viii
bo used for trimming washatud gowns
This spriug.
Net top laCCs in nounCo width are
very smart f5r adjoining lace gowns
The blending OF pink and rod. which
was used this winter. vii continue TO
bee popular Ia the spring. PInh house
gowns viii be- trimmed with cherry
colorod velvet ribbon. Poppy red or
crimson ribbons may also bo used
A new and very decorative lace lm
ported from prris haa q ground If
either gold or silver with the design
worked mp in white or black. or some
times in colors, Some handsome
specimens have the lower odEo seal.
'opgd and ordered by a narrow mo.
tallic fringe woven IN with the Lace
portioros ~ wiry or attn material
should not bo shirrod That style OF
arranging the curtains o. proper FOR
those made of flexible reps. cotton
nrmures. upluod silks of a heavy.
soft nature ana Tor summer drapory.
especially 81 they are intended 10 be-
placed under a grille. They require
pole not thicker than one inch iu
diameter for which 20 enable tho ma
forai 90 Glide over q without trouble
two ana onc-half inch casing must
bo provided u Is not advisable 60
leave a heading or ruche 20 such cur.
fans.
An artistic hair ornament just oui
consists Of two choux. or rather largo
ribbon flowers. united IA pleaiod
hand. Tlis passes across the head.
while the rosettes rest upon either
ear in true Goisha style
swaFgcr skirts viii have one deep
row OF trimming or three -raduatod
rows with the repetition Of one width
0n the bodice.
EsTEILE CLAIREMONT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
PLEAsEo TO DO IT,

Albuquerque Citizens Gladly Speak
Publicly on This subject.
Given 10 the public Tor the public
good
A citizens experience,
Truthfully told for humanItys sake.
should md ready appreciation.
Albuquerque people are pieasoa 70
DO Il;
Pleased to ton their friends and
noighbOrs.
Ten them about the little con
queror"
The good deeds OF Doana kidney
Pills
Are spreading DER the city.
LitIng burdens from aching backs.
Curing the pans OF kidney NE.
Read the proof 10 an Albuquerque
mans works.
-. "a Thomas, rooming house b09
soutn Second street. says. "A have
read somewhere that backache was
generally an indication Of kidney
complaint and when there was added
20 50 trouble with tno kIdney socrc-
u0ns the signs Wero upmistaknblo.
Whom I contracted a cold both these
annoyancos existed and Tor oight
months, 10 one attack ceased another
was sure 20 follow. 90 mat / can
Consistontiy say { va almost bother.
cd continually / nnahy went 20 the
A'Farado Pharmacy for Joana KID.
ney PiIa and took a course OF treat
ment u ala exactly a. promised;
stopped the annoyance very promptly
and effectively"
for sale ~ an dealers Price 90
cents. Foater-.Ailburn 90. BuHaio. N.
Y. sole agents TOR the United states.
Remember TIE name -u0an'a-and
take no substitute $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
SETSNA IS NOW QUITE RATIONAL
Nc WAS EVIDENTLY THg VICTIM
or A JOKE AND WAS BADLY
SCARED.

Cornelius sotma. the young man
from Grand Rapius Micns VINO has
10on az tho city building since Sun.
day night. when ho auaod a stampede
iu the Gay coach oi rain No. by
lOurishIuE o. HIX.Hnootc aud was
found 20 bo insane. has recovered hia
equilibrium Of mind ana rogninCd
much ot the strength he lost during
the few days no suIerod insanity Ho
Eat in n cushioned chair in the kltoh.
on of the city uWlding Us morning
nroodlng over h,a troubles
Zee says that there was no woman
ln the case but that lls condition ls
due to the dIscourtosy oi a Santa Fo
conductor and scare ho received in
Arizona, Nhilo ca route 90 Ash Fork.
Arizona Ho lett bis home at Grand
Rapids for Prescott. Arlz.. on tho ad.
vice OF bis physician. Ho was al.
foctod with catarrh Of the nose, throat
and stomach rhe boys condition was
ptiful Sotsmn rocouuts an incident.
Zoo which he seemed 90 have been the
victim of a cruel Joke. which should
ne investigated llo says that COW
boys wearing blg guns entered the
train ard acted go mystoriousiy that
ho thought they intended 90 Do him
injury np being a tpn0 rfoOt ZEE now
believes that the train conductor insti.
gated the joke The boy is ln a pitlfui
condition and lf these charges are
true. am investigation should follow
John soisma. the hoyH father BE- a
carpenter al urnnd Rapids. and Cor.
nallus is moat cuitor hy trhio llo
ia % years OF aro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

forwards by the Moxlcans Also %
the "Marte.lo" towers that stand a.
tho corners Of the old prison yard.
These towers. which are circular. have
uu Inside diameter OF twelve feet and
an cqua. height nd were covered VIA
poles and earth The wallis have
thickness Of three cct and arc loop
holcd. Two OF these arc stIll stand.
ng and in a good state OF preservation
Thay are built oi aiohU the prison
i s1 woI preserved that several famI
|ue orc now living therein
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
ASSAULT MADE IN SANTA RITA
a. w. DAWSON HELD Up BY TWO
unknown MEN,

Last Thursday Might Hcrbcu naw
son. former Justice of the peace a.
Santa Rita. waa waylaid ON tho ROAD
between Hanover ana santa RITA. says
enc silver CITY independent Ho was
struck In the face with some blunt
instrument ana Immediately lost con
scIournoss being unable Co discover
who hia aasai'1ut8 were Ho laid whore
be- fol. for a limo until The cool night
air. revived him Mt Dawson asserts
that ho has no recollection oi how ho
was assaulted. he remembers nothing
ui Eeing anyone Boo The road. the blow
being struck poo quickly oud 200 un.
exnoctedly
Aa soon as ho had gainod SUFFICIENT
strength DO walked back 90 Hanayor.
to Tho house OF his brother Arthur
Dawson where be- was tondorly cared
for
DR. Strong wna summoned and 90
tended me injuries. the most sorlous
of which being q broken nose 70 Co
expected that Mr.. Dawson will be- ont
again On a few days
There seems to be- mo- means 0f die.
covering lho identity OF his assaiIaut.
m they intended robbery. thcy either
were frightened away by some other
cause. as mo- money or vnluabloe were
okon from hls person Every effort
is being made Go apprehond the cal.
prits and O. is to Boz hoped these effort
win meet with success.
70 ia source OF qualification Co N.Y.
Dnwsons many Silver City friends o.
learn that he was not more seriously
injured and that ho Ie now imrruv.
Ing