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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-04-19
THOUGHT He KILLED A MAN
THE SUPPOSED VICTIM GOT ON
THE WARPATH HIMSELF.
Negro Surrenders for Killing Another
Later the Corpse Is Found Look
ing for Vengeance and Blood.

ing IOr enSeance anu bIOOd'
After dealing another negro, Dennis
Hatcher, a crushing lick on the head
with a hammer and supposedly leav-
ing his victim dead Tom James sur
rendered to Chief of Police Miles Hill
Wednesday night, with the confession
that he had killed man.
The officer, not doubling the Negroes
word, promptly placed him under ar
rest and began an investigation of
the matter. But 10. while he was en-
gagged in getting the particulars of the
supposed murder none other than the
murdered man himself appeared on
the scene with blood on his head, but
more in his eye, swearing to kill the
man who had confessed to killing
him.
Hatcher strenuously denied being
dead, and if he could have seen James
just then the latter would have doubt
less found his victim very much alive.
saw, he jes kinder tapped me
light, Hatcher explained to the Off
Ger, AN sOrter took the sense out o.
me-" And he showed a hole of very
goOdly proportions in his Uranium.
James was not held for murder. He
didn't count on Hatcher's marvellous
recuperative powers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-04-19
Popular Young PeopIe Wed.

Mr.. j. S. Moreland and Miss Alma
Owen were married in Lee county Fri
day by Justice J. D. Clifton. The
groom is an industrious and highly
esteemed young farmer of Terrell
county, while the bride is an attract
i've and popular young lady OF
ShelIman. They have the best
wishes of many friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-04-19

from the AmerIcus Recorder.

from the Amercus Recorder.
An Atlanta Judge has handed down
a decision that $3.50 is quite enough
for a man TO pay for his wife's easter
bonnet. Every man is fully convinc-
ed of this, but no woman Is.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-04-19

Tops, cords, masks, marbles, balls
and many other nickle and penny
goods at FultOn's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-04-19

Home-raised lard at Fulton's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-04-19

;CIothes for the Young + Ell ows.

4 NY man, large enough to be called man
Il y and not too old to be careful about his ap-
pearance will find here in this store the RIGHT
clothes for him. the right fit style, quality price
The oasis., 1905-02-25

Sonora Time
 nining Stations.
 Pullman sleepers are attached to these trains.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres H Prfetas Railroad, leaving at S:0O a. m. and D. m. daily for Colorado, and Minas Priehas. ,, Pacific Coast Steamship COlnpanys steamer tNuracao'' sailing the l7th Of each month for AItata Mazatan. Cape St. Lucas, Magdalena Ray and Eneenada. ts well as with Of the t. X. Martinez Steamship Line. and others lines calling at this port
 For narticuiars address ! 4. NAUGLk.
 Gen1 Pass kgt. Guaymas, sonora. Mex.
The oasis., 1905-02-25

stockmap The belief seem Co growing that " E 4turpes will re- main member of Che Live Stock Sanitary Board lt is given out by the press of his county that his resignation was due more Go the expected resignation of Governor Brodie, and desire to allow the new governor 10 select his own official family. more than to any friction over the selection of a new secretary. Mir. Sturges is now at his ranch in southern Pima county.
 Stockman: The Flagstaff Gem advocates the establishment at that place of a wool securing plant. It would seem to be a good idea to clean the wool before selling, but the practice in the southwest has for so long been to sack and sell right off the backs of the sheep, thus making quick deal of it, that the securing plant is n trihe too modern. Plants already es- tsblished in the southwest have not found them a particularly good paying proposition. High freight rates argue against the idea to begin with.
The oasis., 1905-02-25
HIDES AND HORNS.

Stockman: Monday of this week Chas. P Mullen shipped four cars of fat cattle to Los Angeles, for Senator Packard. They travelled the Santa Fe route.
 Stockman: Kansas City parties were due at the Sherman ranch, Tn Sonora, last week, to buy several hundred head of marketable cattle that are said to be particularly fine cattle. This ranch is financed bv the Vanderbiltinterests, of New York, and is in charge of Wm. Miller, who resides in Douglas.
 Stockman: Upon a reorganiza- tion of the Live Stock Sanitary Boardit is believed that Hon. c. T. Hirst, for several years member, and at present the really only member, will be made it's chair man. Nr. Hirst is man in whom every cattleman has the greatest confidence, and the promotion has been we'll earned.
 Stockman: When the season is right there is considerable dry farming done in Coconino county. Especially do they make point to raise spuds, than which none finer grow anywhere. It is said that this year every available acre of agricultural land in the county will be utilized by the farmers, as they see a good season ahead.
 Stockman: New Mexico is trying to have law passed forbidding the use of brands that have not been placed on record on the Ter ritorial brand book. In this they are following the lead of Ari zona. Secretary Will c Barnes Is making a number of reforms in the office of the New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board, all for the good of the industry. He has had exper- fence on the board in Arizona.
 Stockman: w. H Neel of the Four Bar ranch in Cochise county told Douglas newspaper man during the recent rainy spell that If this rain continues for several days, or if we have another big shower in the near future, the cat- tlemen will have one of the best seasons ever known in Arizona. As it has been raining practically ever since the success of the season is assured.
 Stockman: Dr. Norton left this city Thursday evening for Douglas, at which point he was to meet a trio of government veterinarians Drs. Melvin, Metzker and Bray for a consultation along live stock sanitary lines. Dr. Melvin is as- sistant chief of the Bureau of Ami mai Industry; pr. Metzker is in charge of the work of thls bureau in Arizona and New Mexico, and Dr. Bray has charge of the port of Fl Paso.
 Stockman: A party of cattlemen of the Buckeye country recently made a community purchase of a fine imported Shire stallion from the stables of the Pioneer Stud Farm, of Bushnell, Ill. The com pany buying the horse have formed an organization with the following officers: J. R. Norton, presidenti c. T Hirst, secretary; " B. Long, treasurer. Among the others own CTS are c. c. Green and j c. Ham,
The oasis., 1905-02-25
Golden State limited.

The Golden State Limited, the fastest and most finely equipped train in the West, running between Los Angeles and Chicago without change, passes Benson eastbound at SIS a. m. each day, westbound at 10.17 every night.
 x W. c. BOWMAN, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-01-06

eastern holders gave the market No suD,o-+ ana
me local longs who had profits In Yesterdays mr.
o.Se tnaee haste TO secure them at the start.
me local burden was shifted around uneaslv and
could find resting place short Of a. dso,,rs
which was the loss az the close in May wheat Inv
dropped &c. Corn Rnd oats could not stans .+a
pressure put upon them by the bears ana helped h,
their weakness TO create the aneaviness Of feelng
that prevailed in wheat Provisions had a weak
time. with liquidation stin In progress by the hold
ers The declines amounted in pork to from ~ N
1Zl[c. and &c each in lard and ribs
Wheat maintained at the opening the feeling NJ
nrInness with which IT closed the day before Nav
started at about &c Advance. but there was no
enthusiasm in the business and but little trade
Armour & Co. offered a little at the Immediate
start and that was sufficient to create some ner
Vousness among scalpers who were long little
wheat, causing temporary setback of about ssc
Chicago got II cars and shipped 5000 bushels The
range OF May from 81 15s down to 81 l4z. clos
ing at 81 14ss The highest for July was esaEc. the
lowest sS5<o The close was ssssc-
The corn market was active. ma in the forenoon
developed considerable weakness Heavy receipts
IN the West and Stacking up of the export demand
confined with the heavy additions to the visible
had undermined the faith Of a good many who had
previously been Of opinion that the price was al
ready low enough Local receipts 29s cars, OF
which four contract and lS1 No. 8. Shipments
were $4,000 bushels. Estimates Of to-morrow's re-
oeipts were 81 cars May sold from 44ssq4f1kc
down 10 %flkc closing at the last price. After
selling as high as 447sc, July closed 44lzg447so
The lowest was 441Ac-
Provisions ruled weak. Prices at the outset were
steady. but the general feeling bearish. and
prices soon began 10 tumble. Nay pork sold from
So IS to So BIZ May lard from IS SA IS s21 and
reacted TO Sc 50. and May ribs sold from Sc s21k4
s. 65 10 IS CO. and reacted to IS so9$6 5E. Hog re-
ceipts we're 5000 head. ana prices at the yards
We're weak.
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SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

GUPREuE COJRL COUNT OF NEW
- Ycrk-Frederick Reicher plaintiff Joseph
Refcher al defsldsnts-iu pursualcs % az inter
locutor Judgment % Partition and sale bearing date the
1sfh dav 81 December 1904 and entered n the once %
the Clerk OF County New York the undsrsignee
judgment named. VIII sell AZ public
York Real Estate salssroorn NUMBER lol
broadway. z Borough OF Manhattan. city q New
York On the 26th 1903 twelve ociocx
OF that day BY D Phcenlx lnganaFl AucIioneer
directed said judgment % Be sold and
therein described as f1IoWs All that certain piece
parceI land building thereon erected situate
iyrg being IN TIRE Borough OF Manhattan city OF
bounded and described follows Beglnrius
Al a point On westerly Sixth Avenue distant
three inches nOrthery from the
h intersection of nO-rherly side OF
Eleventh Street with westerly side Sixth Avenue
ma Immediately wall. running
thence westerly line parallel with Eleventh street.
and Of said wall. sixty fest
thence n0rtheriy Tine parallel with Sixth Avenue,
feet. thenca edstery line parallel WIKI
Eleventh part along OK certain
other party wall feet the line o. sixth
and thence southery along westerly line OF
Avenue. eighteen feet place Of beginning
beEu PREMISES I53 sixth Ave-
Borough OF Manhattan
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York-Charles X Billings substituted
Trustee VIII Testament IL
Billings for Mary L Brown Plaintiff against Walter A
Dick and others Defendants.
In pursuance Judgment foreclosure duly
made and entered above entitled action and bearing
da-e the 9th OF December. 1904 the undersigned.
the referee IN said Judgment named viii sell puolio
auction the salssroon, I61 Broadway.
IN Borough Manhattan. city OF New
12h day OF 1905. y O'Clock thai data
Joseph P Day auCrOnssr the premises dirsctsd by
said judgment be sold and therein described follows
All thar certain lot parcel OF land together Win
the building and improvements thereon situate lying and
being in the Tenty-thtrd Ward OF the City e. New York
Borough Bronx. bounded described follows.
Wit Beginning at a point the easteriy side %
Brown Place distant sNst feet and eight inches D0r
ery from the northeaserly corner Of Brown Place and
18th thence norl1erly along
eastery line Brown Place thirty feet four iaes
thence running eastsrly and line parallel with East
135th Street hundred feet thence running ourhery
and four inches; thence running westerly and partly
135th Street hundred the eastery line OF
Brown Place. point place beginning. and
premises being IS Cf1r
mery No 1851 Brown Place City OF New YORK. Borough
Dated. New York the 10Th day q December. 1903
JOB 2 HEDGES, Referees
JULIUS H SEYMOUR. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. p william
Street. Borough OF Manhattan city or New York
following a OF the property Sold
the street number being IS Brown Place
East
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New York Security and Trust Company.
% Broad
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holder, Of this Company Election
and inspectors Election for the ensuing year and for
other business which properly
n hagST BEFORE the Meeting will be held the ONCE
- ~ S11,nanY On Wednesday, January IL 1905. Polls
v-,l be open from II a 70 u m
VIII - 49, HENRY z. AHERN. Secretary.
rseernbsr 81 1905.
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The approximate OF charge 20 SATISFY
the described property is 20 Be sod =
thereon from December nd L5ot
together with and allowances amounting %
40 with interest thereon Dec b
1904 together Of the sale The approx
amount OF the other nsns %
Of ths purchase money OF
paid By the referee il 80 Sl-10O dollars and interest
Dated New York, The 20th day % December 1904
JOB z HEDGES Referee
JULIUS n SEYMOUR Attorney Tor Plai1tlrN 2 W+a1n
Street CITY
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Financial Elections.

TIE NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK
or NEW-YORK N Y.
TIME ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
street Tuesday. January
Broh9Sa6oss tetwsen the OF y O'clock and i
O'Clock p n O. ] RAUMANS Cashier.
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The above described premises TsA % sold subject %
80 foor expiring June lsT 1875.
rroxu1ae amount o. the taxes as.eS.iirnls ana water
Tiers TO allowed purchaser OF thu
r'.rehase money paid BY the tteteFse - sse-Oe
Darsd Nea York. December l5lL lstt
-eN0-' 49, HENRY W. SACkETr. Referee
u-TrITAM r PHELAN. ESQ. Attorney FOR Plaintiff. No.
so E3-oaduRy y Y. CITY
rv-,sSTf-s PEsNpFI-rON WILSON. ESQ. Attorney for
1850 F-her individually alminstTator.
uAFPy EryVAEDs. Esa-. Attorney for Louis Reicher.
Mary Reicher and Caroline Eescher
N=zsrs BOWERS s. SANDS. Attorney FOR American
RENO ii ELLINGTON. Esq.. Attorney for AuEast
rorlfs 4f,Fr Ess Attorney fas O Wallace Tisbetts
trustee. and Louis Feft
V-AsSERMAN G JAC0SA% Attofnfts Tor aosspa
JOsEPH TACOBUs. Esq
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A,IERIoAN cAR AND FoUNDRY COMPAN1Yg

AMERICAN CAh AND FUUNDhh kUHFA,NooLl'
New York Jan 8. 1903
Preferred CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND 10 20, =
T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
rectora this day. It resolved that dividend
IL cent on the preferred esIital sIoc % 1e
1a05 at the Office OF Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York No 60 Cedar Street New York City 10 srocE
holders Of record close OF business On January y!
1Q05 Transfer books viii close Tuesday, Jany ~
1895 and reopen Thursday. Fee'y 2 1905
Ao' ~ s. S. DEL4ANO. Treasurer.
D. \ BIxBY Secretary.
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Proposals..

OEPoT 0U4RTFRMAsTER's OFFICE, 50
- WHITEHALL ST. NEW YORK CITY. Dec. 10.
1go4-Sealed Proposals. in rrplicate win be received
here until O'Clock NJ 9, 1905. for furnishing
delivering at New York. \ Y Seattle. Wash Port
land Ore or san Francisco. Cal, 1850
tons Of Hay proposals and forms for bidding
can be obtained this Office Proposals be enclosed
In sealed envelopes marked Proposals for Forage
opened Jany g. 1903 and addressed 9. s BINGHAM
Major and Or NJ. L S A. Depot Or. Mr..
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Financial Meetings.
THE PLAZA BANK.

TIE -FN-FH L1FNININs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of THE PLAZA
BANK will held Banking House. Corner 5Sth
Street and Avenue. the Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF New York 10th day January, 1905 al
M for the Of electng seventeen
ensuing and three Inspectors OF
Election 20 the Annual Meeting and for
the transaction OF such other business properly
come before said meeting Notice Is also given that
nesting pursuant Section 30 Of the Banking
law resolution presented and voted upon. nx-
ing the number OF Directors OF the Bank at seventeen
Polls Will remain open IL II. 1 o'clock P M
transfer books closed 24th 1904 TO Jan
uary 18th. 1905.
DATED. New York December 9th. 1904.
W. McA6AETER MILLS. President
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Union Dime Savings Institution

BROADWAY SD ST AND SIXTH AVENUE
GREELEY SQUARE, NEW YORK
Interest three and one-half per cent from IS 70
90 600 Credited January payable January i9th or
10th draws interest from the LIST
CHARLES E. SPRAGUE. President
FRANCIS NJ. LEAKE, Treasurer.
WILLIAM G.. ROSS. Secretary.
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Instruction.

For Young Ladies-CIty
KINDERGARTEN TRAINING.-rinter
Free Scholarships It'd, academic dept TPOF-P~T.
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y-urriEsss ~ Charles G. Gates a Co. Eo& IL 10 snt
Is wEn-s19
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Limited Copartnership Notices.
TERMs OF THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

TERMS OF THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
OF George ". Dougherty & Company this dav entered
into undersigned. The firm name is CssorEs w
Dougherty & Company and b
is that OF brokers and dealers stocks and bones
Manhattan. snd Archibald b Boyd who resides ths
Borough Of Brooklyn. the
c Whiting. resides IN the Borough OF Brookyn is
the special partner The said John c. Whiting has con
trbuted capital 20 the stock ten rhousz7d
dollars G10oO0) which has been PAID Al cssS
The partnership commences December
70 terminate November 30. 1905 prncipal place
New York. - -
Dated November 90. 1904
GEORGE ". DoUGHERTY
ARCHIBALD B. BOYD
JOHN c WHITING
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School agencies.

AMERICAE AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors
% Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs NJ J. TOUNG-FULTON % Union SquzrA
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supplies Professors Teachers tutors Govsrnsssss sts
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SuTogates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7: F1tzgsrald. Surrogate q the County OF
claims against Emil Michel is:s Of the County Of NsW
thereof 70 me s9bcsTSsT his place Of transse1ias
bushes No s. SSssa1 street II tHs City q NeYor
1prl next Dated Sew-Tork ths sA day of oc0bs z.
THEODORE BAUSIEIsTER. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
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Ss a n2 EdWard W Lbe to @ s e9g
% Thereof to the subscribers at their paee o ~, Tos
g BUSINESS a At as 0fs 9 Esharfs Held 10 ~
York an OF before the slst DAY Of March next
E HzET5fz v f fzTBEsE Executor.
I6ar 81 Aa2sasn f CIV * E:% r II
HASTINGS, FANNY DE GROOT.-IN PUR-
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s o re ms the city Of NswY en- Or before fore q. H
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Da'sa THoM&s @ 2As sT1k 5s1 Executor
Nassau A s; Ganhaan Ne-YorE CITY executor "
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l Frank T Eitzger3ld a suTrogats o. the County CT
Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Emma H Croker late Of Ramseys in the
County and State Of New Jersey. 10
present the same with thereof, TO the snh
scrioers. place transactfng business No d
Broad Street I.S09l. OF
IN The city York before 2srd day Of
March next.
Dated Esw York; the 10Th day OF September. 1904
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ALICE H RUTHERFORD.
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WORK on the IIth OF January le9' az ~ a. ms
reIls' viii be open from y u. 20 7. N s
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DRIvATE TUToR-LsnguaEes and mathematics: prep
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