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UNITED STATES LAND orvro

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE At
PCEBLo, CoLo., April ., 1896
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
his intention to make final proof in support 81
his claim, and that said proof will b. made bs
fore the clerk Of the district court at Trinidad.
Colorado, on June 1904 viz; j. Antonio Cor
doys. III. =. lo,ss for the south half south
east quarter. section ~: south half southwest
quarter, section % township 10 south, ranr-
81 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: Juan Gutierrez. of Ho.hDs
Colo; Ca-imiro Araxon, of Trinidad. Colo. I;
william Green. Jr.. Of Hiebee. Colo. and
Daniel Gutierrez. of Ho-hne. Colo.
8 A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. April NJ. 1nG.
Last publication. May 81. 1906.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16

Ola, March 9, 1905.

Geo. Peron's smoke house burned
down one day last week. lie had
made a fire under the meat then
went away. Mrs. Peron saw that
something was wrong and soon the
roof was ablaze and the meat atire.
She threw snow on the meat and
with the assistance of Mable Smith
saved most of it.
Grandma Hughes fell last Friday
afternoon and broke her arm.
Ritter and Blessenger were sent Tor
and they set the bones and lett her
resting easy. She is a very OLD
lady and it will take some time for
the bones to heal.
John Holbrook received a letter
from the doctor who is attending
Mrs Holbrook at Boise, stating she
was worse and that her recovery
was doubtful.
Jack Bruse and family and Miss
Alnha Ballantine have returned
home from Star, where they have
been during the winter feeding
their sheep.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16
ROSEBERRY
IRENE BLANKINSHIP. Local Editor.
Roseberry, March 13, 1905.

Laurence McFall returned from
Boise last week. He was working
there when informed of his sisters
Mrs. Jessie richardson illness,
and started Immediately for home,
but when he arrived it was to find
she had been dead more than a
week; very sad home coming in
deed.
Chas. Parks and daughters were
called to the bedside of Mr.. Parks
mother, of Van Wyck, on the 18th
inst. She is very i'll and her re-
covery is doubtful.
Louis Wedding of Van Wyck
passed through here today on his
way to the Salmon river.
Monte Beers and Monte Cross
of Van Wyck passed here yester-
dav enroute to Pollock.
The larks and robins have made
their appearance and are very well
come guests.
The Woodmen organized a lodge
here Wednesday with about forty
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Estes moved
upon their foothill ranch the 18th
Ed E. Martin of Center attended
Sunday school at Roseberry the 18th
James Kemble is home from
Squaw creek.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16

The hard times social at Fred
Ritter's was we'll attended and the
receipts were $21, which goes to re-
pair the school house.
Eugene Holbrook, Burdett Per-
kins and Don Parks are shearing
the sheep Geo. Peron has here.
Don Parks and Ed Beal went to
Sweet last Tuesday to attend the
Odd Fellows lodge.
Willie Perron commenced shear
ing his sheep at Star the Sth inst.
Frank Holbrook commenced
blowing on the 9Th inst.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16
VAN WICK
c KIMBALL, Local Editor.
Van Wyck, March IL, 1905.

Vail w y O>3
Everything is very quiet here TO-
l,v. all business houses are closed
nd ID everybody has gone goose hunt
mo By the way, we have very
i,mous nimrod in Van Wyck; last
week he went goose hunting, but |
viii let him tell it in his own way.
He said, "You know never shoot
GOOSE in the body, but always
| take them in the head; well | start
ed out and just above Will Lynch's
| |ulsce about $50 geese raised, and
|vben about Is yards off [ banged
Iawav and cut off one of their heads,
lust as slick as you could do it with
knife" Now, Mr.. Editor, that
nmrod was armed with No 10
| shot gun, and the question is, how
ddhekeep the shot from scattering?
Between sleighing and wagoning
nds are always very bad, and
such time is with us now. Every
thing is very quiet, and news scarce.
August Stunz is getting in a lot
Of logs at his mill and it looks as
il he would not be short of lumber
the coming season.
John Hall and Joe Washburn
made trip to Knox this week.
Colt Herrick of Alpha was visit.
ing here on the Sth inst.
Mrs. Samuel Parks is very sick.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16

E. ]. Davis of Smith creek went
out on the 7th inst. Mr.. Davis has
a big mining deal on hand and is
on his way east to close up the deal,
which will be for cash down.
Mrs. f. J. Morris of Warren's has
been visitor at the hot springs
resort, bathing for rheumatism.
She feels much better and will re-
turn home soon.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16
CENTER
C. L. HAMMOND, Local Editor.
Center, March 10, 1905.

Spring is surely here; there is
lots of bare ground, and people are
feeding very little hay, stock could
make a living now if pinched for hay
Mrs. Parks, an old lady who has
suffered for many years with asth-
ma, is very i'll with her old COM
plant and is not expected to live.
John Hall of Beaver meadows
hauled off a four horse load of
grain from j. G. Webster's place
last Friday.
Miss Maud Downend arrived
home on the 4th inst, much to the
pleasure of her parents.
We have had quite a little grip
here but everybody is getting better.
Frank Clements is getting posts
cut to fence his homestead.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16
MEADOWS
Van Wyck, March 10, 1905.

van WycK, March lO, l9Oo.
Goose hunting is the sport of the
day Reports not all in so can't
say if any were killed or not, but
think not.
Chas. Wedding and wife, Mrs. J..
A. Emerson, VIM. Lynch and J. S.
Rounds were visiting B. J. Wards
Thursday.
Born, a son to the wife of B. HI.
McDougall, on the 9Th inst; all
concerned doing nicely.
F. S. Ramsey of Weiser is going
to rent his ranch and rough it with
us the coming summer.
John Goode was at Van Wyck
Saturday. We are glad that he is
able to be out again.
DIR. D. B. Tuttle moved up to his
ranch this morning.
Dottie Ward is very.ill with grip
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16

John Cantrall has gone to the
transfer where he expects to do
some work for G. c.. Randall.
John Atkins of Alpha was visit
ing at the home of John Cantrall
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Viola Cantrall spent last
week with her aunt at Alpha, Mrs.
Dan Hackett.
Ernest Cavins and wife attended
revival meeting at Alpha Tuesday.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16
WARREN'S ROAD
Meadows, March 10, 1905.


Chas. Haney, a mining man of
"aren's, went out to Meadows on
'ne 'th inst. to telephone for his
Vile, who is living at Pocatello.
Mr. Haney tells of a great quartz
S'flke made by him, James Jewell
and Larry Fielding on the South
"iA near the mouth of Porphyry
uVek' The vein is three feet wide
'ad contains good values.
" Il. Jenkins, who has been
'''ylng with the Hendricks Bros.
'''quaw meadows and doing some
nn'pplng this winter, has gone to
D'aflo, Oregon, where he will
pIear sheep and then return here.
~ caught two red foxes and sever
martin this winter.
b. oO., ohell of Big creek, who is
o,s iiy interested in mining, went
Sr w = 70 Boise on the 9Th inst. Mr..
bo,aa VIII return in few days with
S ana supplies for that camp.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16
CRAWFORD
d. N. HIGGINS, Local Editor.
Crawford, March II, 1905.

Joe Robbins, Joe Washburn, and
Andrew Dukes left Crawford Fri
day morning with two four-horse
and one six-horse teams loaded with
hay and grain for the Sunnyside.
Born, a daughter to the wife OF
Hon. Fred S. Logue, in Boise, on
the 9TH inst.
Mrs. T. w. Kostic has been quite
sick with the grip but is improving.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16
FERN
Fern, March II, 1905.

Fern, MdTCII II, IoVO'
w. II. Bowman was at Late Can
trails the first of the week to pur-
chase a milk COW, his only one
breaking a leg while jumping fence
Snow is disappearing fast and all
indications are that spring is here.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-16
BOULDER GEEK
Lardo, March 13, 1905.

Mrs. John Wilson walked down
to H. M. Spink's Thursday morn
ing and found it good exercise, be-
ing her first trip on the snow crust
this spring.
Miss Alice Woods while skiing
Continued on eighth page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Young Man Missing.

BLUEFIELD. w. VA. June 27.-Har-.
land Reynolds. eldest son OF Attorney
A, w. Reynolds, of Princeton, this coun-.
ty, Is missing, having left his home last
Saturday morning alone for g days hunt,
and since that time no trace Of him has
been found. i
The young mans father had been to
Cincinnati on n business trip, return
ing In the afternoon OF last Saturday.
and as the boy failed to return home
when night came on, great uneaslness
came upon the family.
The suppostion is that the young man
has met with an accident, and hundreds
OF people are securing the woods In
every direction. but no trace Of hin, has
yet been found, M 3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
, y, - The rlmcs-DIspatch.)

fsnecial TO The Times-Dlspatch.)
1,ENOx. MASS, June N.-'Yes, III
+rue Il am engaged to Mr.. Thomas Ogden,
3, I ,serpool,', said Miss Florence De
Ware Roesc last night, ut the Hotel As
spinwall "andA we expect to DO married
early next winter. met him only ten
DAYS before we became engaged, but ne Is
q very fine English gentleman, thtrty-nine
venrs old. noted business man and
much interested in the Church OF Eng
land. Mr.. Ogden Is now on his way to
Europe, and have been receiving wire.
less messages from him He sent me one
today, one thousand miles out at sea-"
In testimony OF her brief but deliNhtful
romance Miss Boese is wearing a mag
snifcent two diamond and opal engage
ment ring.
Miss Boese is the daughter OF Mrs.
tOryette Boese, Of West Nlnety-third
street, New York. She Is q soprano singer
OF note. For three years she was soloist
in Madison Square Presbyterian Church,
and has taught music for several years.
/ She and her mother came up to the AS
iplnwall when the hotel opened, May slst,
this Den6 I6rt LIllIu 6cdSOl1 Ic! %
Mr. Thomas Ogden, who Is director OF
the Imperial Tobacco Company, of Liver
pool, arrived at the Aspinwall on June Sd,
He, heard Miss Boese sing, and was so
charmed with her voice that he sought an
INTRODUCTION through her mother.
Three days later Mr., Ogden was sum
moned by urgent business TO Quebec,
81 Last week, on Tuesday, he returned to
4I4enox On "Wednesday they drove to
5PittsfieId, where he bought the engage
6ment ring, and the next day Mr. OGDEN
sailed for Liverpool.
Miss Boese's brother, Mr., Clifford Boese,
lis a lawyer. and another brother. Mr.,
Edwin Boese, Is q manufacturer, both Of
New York. They sent congratulations to
their sister to-day. Their father, who
died ten years ago. was a, New York
artist, Mrs Boese and her daughter will
leave Lenox on Saturday for Beach Bluff,
Mass, Miss Boese Ia Of the average
3height, With light hair and blue eyes,
I She is about twenty eight years old, and
Ia an entertaining conversational.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Washing ton Affairs.
Special to The .Times-Dlspatch.l

Especial TO The VINCE Dlkpatch.ls5 ~ 2. ~
5l83 WASHINGTON,@ D.. c., June 27.-Pat-
ents Issued: Arthur Scrivenor, Richmond,
gearing Laurence II. Tucker and II. A.
Marshall. Berkeley, combined step oder
and ironing board. s 81 r
North Carolina: Stuart w Cramer,
Charlotte. machine for dyeing. and James
M. Hartman. Salisbury. loom shuttle: VII
liam T. Mccormick. Charlotte, automatic
controller for filters. etc; Oledo c. Wy
song, Greensboro. mortising ma chinc
North Carolina postmasters appointed:
Ava, Ashe county. Frielden D. Jones,
Locust, Stanley county. James F. Hart
sell; Ridgeway Warren county. Stephen
u. Crowder.
# Rural routes Nos. and 8, ordered es-
3tablished September LIST, at Henry, Lin
coin county. North Carolina, serving $40
people.and 100 houses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Love VI ALWAYS
FINDS. A WAY.
owe Diinnerlcss for Seventeen
Miles to Find a
Preacher.
:ATHER OVERT ouK ELoPERs

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
ELBA,@ PITESYLVA.NIA9C COUNTY, VA,
June 27.-Two Sundays ago, Mr.. John r.
Saunders and Miss Sallie "A. Bailess were
to have been married at the church OF
the bride by her pastor after the morning
service. Sickness or some other prevent
ing cause kept the pastor away from
church thati.da to the disappointment
of his congregation and the greater dis
appointment OF the couple to be married.
But, as the arrangements we're made for
marrying that day, and as love finds ever
a way out OF difficulties like these, the
plucky couple, with their friends, left
the church at 1850 and drove dlnnerlcss
4 for seventeen miles away to Whittle.
where they wero married at Payneton
Church at $3.50 by Rev. j. r. sturgis.
AS for such trlfles as driving in all about
forty miles or more that hot day, and
fasting from breakfast until nightfall. the
brave young souls seemed Indifferent.
FATHER OVERLOOK THEM
Mr.. George Roach and q charming
young $neighbor, Miss Matte Lee
Richards, loved each other and wished to
wed, but the youthfulness OF tho girl
was a barrier, she being but fifteen
years OF age. Finally concluding that
they could not walt, and that 1t would be
useless to seek parental consent, they de-
cided to elope to Pelham.
The start was made after the storm
and in the deep darkness Of last Friday
night. 3
Before reaching the train, they were
unexpectedly Joined by the father OF the
bride. who brought the runaway scheme
h to an end then and there. But being a
sensible parent and knowing that they
would yet thwart any plan to prevent
their marriage. wisely proposed that they
con inue the trip and get married, add.
ing hinaitot the party, and merely Changing
the place OF marriage and the minister,
The proposition was gladly agreed to,
ana over the muddy roads and through
the darkness the bridal party drove seven
miles to Elba, aroused Mr. stIrgls told
him the story and We're by him soon
made imam and wife,"3&It was "a pretty
and happy ending to very, embarrassing
circumstances "all around."
&l NEW TELBPI1ONE, "
4 Two OF our enterprising citizens living
near RiceYllle, Messrs. Haley and John-s
son. have projected and are building
new telephone line from Rlceyille direct
to Chatham. AT Chalk Level, the line Will
connect with Elba, HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
NET, N1OOED And WON PRETTY
NEW WORK GIRL IN TEN 5DA KS
VI. Thomas Ogden, Wealthy English Tobacco Man
Principal In Lenox Romance Sends Wire
less Messages To Fiancee.

Valley, Montana. were married in Butte.
at the First Presbyterian Church Of that
city on June 18th.
"A private letter received here yes 4
terday announced the event, and the an
nouncement through the local papers IS
the first intimation that the large cir
Gle OF friends and relatives OF the bride
In southwestern Virginia have had o.
the secret marriage.
S Miss Evans was formerly a teacher IN
Floyd county schools where she has
been immensely popular. Mr.. Hale Owns
a ranch near Whitehall, Montana where
he and his bride will reside in the fu-
ture. t6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
GOVERNOR Glenn
AND THE. 4 M IA. /. 5
The Chief Executive Of North
Carolina Has Been Made
Junior Warden.
TWO PARDoNs ARE GRANTED II {: :
And Six Others Are Refused.
Charter Issued-Goo Crop
Weather.

Especial from Staff Correspondent)
a RALEIGH, NJ. c.. June .--Governor
Glenn and state Auditor B. II. Dixon.
went TO Wake Forest this morning, where
they will be the principal speakers at q
joint session OF the Wake Forest, the
Youngsville aid the Rolcsyllle MaEonlc
lodges, for the purpose OF installing off
GERS Of the three lodges. Governoe3 Glenn
was last night himself installed juniof
warden OF the Raleigh Lodge, No. 600,
and made the speech presenting past
masters jewel In the namo OF Raleigh
Lodge to o. y. Green retiring master
II looks now like there Is 10 be a sort
OF crusade against dlsorderly houses In
Raleigh brought about by the sensa-
tional revelations made in connection with
the shooting OF John G.. DockHry by Po-
Iicerlan Rogers Saturday. Last evening
Mayor Johnson had twenty or more
hack drivers summoned before him, and
J. questioned them as to whether they had
carried men or couples to certain houses.
including that OF the Mays woman, To
whose house Dockery and Bernard are
charged with having carried the Rogers
and the Howell, girls. Tho hearing was
behind closed doors. but It is UNDER
stood that very little evidence was got
ten from the drivers. "a
Pardons Granted.
Governor Glenn announces the granting
OF pnrdons to Ephraim Hensley, who is
serving two years sentence for aiding
in a murder, and John Mcneil, serving
& five years for larceny In Richmond coun-
s ty. The man Hensley is seventy years
old, and the evidence was that he merely
q said before HIS son killed a man and
fled that mo one should impose on his
son. This was construed by the contt
and the jury as aiding in the murder.
The Governor declines pardons TO SIX
other convicts serving sentences
Publish the Hustler. z. ].
"a charter was issued this morning for
the Hustler Publishing Company, OF
North Wilkesboro. The authorized capi-
tai Is $50, 600. and the principal incor pora-s
tors are ]. T. Robertson. J. Clinton Sn1oot.
J. r.. Finly and others. The company
will publish the North Wilkesboro Hust-5
Ter. OF which T. J. Robertson is the editor
The weekly crop bulletin. issued to-
day for North Carolina, says the past
week. wa1 very favorable for farm work
and for growth Of crops-just right for
cotton, which. though small, Is tmproy-s
ing rapidly. ss
Drought continues in several Of the
ccntral-wcstern counties, notably Cas-
well, e Arson, SEQ tland. Forsythe. Gull
ford and as far west MS Gaston,s Ruther-
4 ford. Mecklenburg. Cabaxrus and Yadkin
NJ Tobacco has grown we'll lin the east,
where topping has begun. but is some
what small and late in The central west,
where stransplanung was delayed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
GAINES TO HANG.
Jury Arrived at a Verdict in.
+. Twenty Minutes.
fsnaciaI = Tho Times-Disnatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
& CHARLES CITY G. H.. June 27-Ths
trial OF Winston Gaines for the murder
OF Laura Ennis. both colored, took place
at the courthouse yesterday. Judge Tyler
presiding. an 81.
8 The case was given to the jury at s
O'Clock and a verdict was reached in
twenty minutes. finding the prisoner
guilty Of murder In the first degree.
Judge Thomas Wilcox, OF Norfolk, was
counsel for the defense, and Mr. 7, NJ !.
Nance was attorney for the Common
wealth.
Miss Bessie Waddill. Miss Estello Hub
bard, Miss Bell Nance and Miss Ruby
Adams, left this morning for Charlottes'
vile to attend the Normal School there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY RATES
NORFOLK AND WESTERN R'Y.

Tickets at greatly. reduced rates will
be sold on July LIST, ID. Sd and 4th, good
for return passage until July 9Th. 1906
The following round-trip rates VIII apply
from Richmond: Norfolk and return,
$50; Virginia Beach and return. $40;
Lynchburg and return. 500. and cor
responding low rates to all other points
south Of the Ohio and east OF the .lis-
slssippl Rivers. For tickets and further
information, apply to Richmond Transfer
Company; Ticket Agent, Byrd Street sta
tion, or at company's office. S3s East
Main Street. "a VI.
City Pass Agt. Dist. Pass. ACT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANl

refused to represent him. among the NUM-
Der being Mr.. J ohm L. Lee, who defended
McCue at Charlottesville. and who Is now
of counsel for the Hargses In the
sBreathltt county feud cases. Kentucky.
Dawson will be indicted by the grand
jury next Monday. 8s IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
$Eloped to Pelham.

(By Associated Press
X ELBA, jPITTSYLYANIAsC COUNTY, VA,
June o7.-Two PIttsylvanians, Mr.. Major
Barber and Miss Maggie Haden, eloped
to Pelham and were married Sunday
is here, visiting his wfe's partni s. & Rey.
and Mrs. ]. r. Sturgis. Mrs. Epes has
been here with her parents since March.
Of the State will be glad to learn that
she lis convalescine steadily and surely.
and Is almost back to perfect health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Crazed Bv Terror.

4 STAMFORD, CONN. June N.-Crazed
by terror Herbert Birdsall fled from the
sight OF his dead companion, Edward
Rush, Jr., yesterday afternoon, holding
in his hand n revolver, the accidental
discharge of which had caused Rush's
mortal wound. Half mile away Birdsall
threw himself upon the grass under an
oak tree, held the revolver to his head
and killed himself.
4 The boys were eighteen years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
S2o.ooo.ooo for CHARITY.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Flgures OF the
amounts of money given by the city to
municipal and State charitable institu-.
tons and by the chief phllanthropic or
that fully twenty million dollars are giver,
annually for the care and relief OF the
poor. Besides these are many private gifts
which cannot be estimated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
!. Followed Lover 70 Montana.

n I'M (Epeclal q The Times, DlsnA tch) IS IN
4 l9LYNCHBURG VA, June 1s,-Afters a.
Journey from Floyd county. this State.
to Butte Montana. to meet her; lover.
who could not come East for her Miss
Eula Leo Evans. al that county. and
Mr.. wv, n yYilk Hale, formerly OF Ssi his
State, but now ~ stp cknan An Y ffersoni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
+ Vets Win in Woodstock.

I Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
cal option election held in Woodstock
today was a complete victory for the
a"wets" by majority of thirly-four.
The vote was 1o2 for issuing licenses
and 66 against.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Brief Items From Everywhere.
Lady Grey-Egerto1 Gets Divorce.

Lady Gfey-Egertof1 Gets Dlvorce.
LONDON, June. n. The Divorce Court
yesterday granted Lady Grey Egerton
formerly Miss May Cuyler. daughter Of
Major Wayne Cuyler, u. 8. AZ, divorce
on the ground Of desertion OF her hus-
band, Sit Philip Grey-Egerton
The suit Is the sequel gof previous
case, when the wife sued for restitution
Of her conjugal rights and obtained a d.
vorcc, which, however. Sir Philip refused
TO obey 1890
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
GETS COUNSEL.
Attorneys Of LynchbuFg Refused
81 TO Represent Him.
.1Is:nacIai5 Il IThe frlm,,eas- Dislrl

5s s (special to The Timea- Dispat ch.) iSl} &
VAnjune q II aleigh ls.
Dawson. the PlttsylYania farmer, who Is
In sjail here charged with an attempted
criminal assault on Miss Bessie Shelton,
a deaf and dumb giFl, has retained Mr.
George n. Risen, Of Chatham, 70 defend
him. Dawson mad an effort 20 retal IN q
nsulrnbey II Lynchburg attorneys, but al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

Wait and watch for the Forced Sale
1t will be to your interest, 5i5 a.a.sg..,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
one Of the famed dresses save the owners
end the makers.
Raised Price Of Paper

MILWAUKEE,, WIS. June 27.--All the
Newspaper publishers OF Milwaukee have
I been cited to appear In the hearing OF tho
case of the Federal Government against
the General Paper Company.
i. T. Boyd representing the Milwaukee,
Journal, yesterday told OF the differences
In prices now and before the organization,
OF the General Paper Company. He tes-
titled that in 1899. the last year in which
the Journal madesa contract for paper
prior to the organization of the paper
company, the price was $40 per one hun.
dred pounds, and that now the price was
H8 4ss if5 sgi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
JUDGE Sc; H H
The Bar and Citizens Of Cumber-
land Endorse Him.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
CUMBERLAND C.. H., VA, June 27.--.
At a meeting OF the bar and citizens here
this afternoon, Judge GeorgeJ Hundley.
was endorsed for the judgeship.