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The news-herald., 1903-12-05

F. F. Beebee of Mohave county,
dropped in one day this week. He
agrees with the News-Herald, that
the Granite Wonder mine boom will
in the end hurt legitimate mining
in Mohave county in particular and
the Territory in general. Well, if
our friend ST. Charles has paid for
that keg of beer he had charged to
US, we will call it all off, for by this
time every BODY has learned that
the Kingman boys were taking.
The news-herald., 1903-12-05
MAKING A HONE
Other Than Gold This Earth will
Give up Riches

James O. McGovern, one of the
old-timers of this section of the
country, was in to see US Thursday.
He brought down some fine sweet
pototoes to show what can be done
in this country. He has a ranch
out on Date creek and says he has
plenty of water to irrigate his
crops. He raised "a good crop Of
Irish and sweet potatoes and says
he can raise about anything that
he plants. He is putting out a
vineyard and will have plenty of
fine luscious grapes as soon as they
can grow. Mr.. McGovern is doing
a work that should be we'll observed
by others who are desirous of see
ing the country advance in agri-
cultural lines. We have insisted
that agriculture can be made sue
cess, even in this semi-arid coun-
try, if the little water that comes
were conserved. Mr.. McGovern is
experimenting on various kinds of
crops, and is finding out some val
liable things, A branch Govern
ment experiment station here would
be wise move and might make
developments that would put the
country on its feet, agriculturally.
Cotton handkerclhefs at Brady's
The news-herald., 1903-12-05
Novel Tur-of-wnr

After Quarreling over the respective
strength Of horse and mule two farm
ers at Seeovia. Spain, decided to settle
the matter by tug-of-war The ami
mails were harnessed one at each end
of a cart. After desperate struggle
the mule triumphed. pulling the horse
of its legs and galloping away with it.
The news-herald., 1903-12-05
Special Holiday Prices

High-grade candies, chocolates,
cocoas, bon bons, ETC., only Zoe tb,
at Carmichael's.
Fresh Mince Meat, 1870 package.
Fox's Breakfast Food, 25c package.
Lunch Tongue, lib, Soc can.
Clipped Beef, lib, Csc can.
Yankee Drips Syrup, very nice, Csc
one-half gallon.
Cooking Molasses, 15c can.
The news-herald., 1903-12-05
Tinware

We have a complete stock
of Tinware, Wash Dishes,
Sifters, Milk Pans, Dish
Pans, Boilers and Bread
Boxes.
The news-herald., 1903-12-05
Stockholders Meeting

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers OF the Gold Nugget Mining & Milling Com
pany for the election of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may be properly
brought before the meeting, will be held at the
office of the company, at its Office in Wicken-
burg, Marieopa county, Arizona, on Monday,
January 4, 1904, at 200 p. m.
L. K. KOHLMAN, President.
A. A. IRELAND, Secretary
First publication December 5th.
The news-herald., 1903-12-05

Tom English went to Tappan's
ranch and returned this week.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

- SIN Rom. StaIien, farb Der Be-.
rdbmie Gbemiter BrOfsfor 2ubtpis Monb
i'm Alter bon "a Sabren.
- 9rof. Ssrbinanb bon 8i&tbOfen il
sum Rsetor WagnifieuS Der 8srIinst
nniberfitdt erpdblt tpoiben.
- Sas Cardinals, @oassium betpiI.
liste $4,000 fir bic asrSts unb @drter
oes pettorbenen PapRss tpdbrsnb Der
8ranibeit bssieIben.
= Ois Drii6aft galley, Is WeiIen
bon Nlbanp. Ore. tpurbe fat eanj bur4
5eusr serhSrt. Ser Sahi1absn piib
auf S70.eO0 8si&ast.
- SO uirb Elm 8srIu& ssmaGt tusr.
ben, has Wrad bes Dor 43 Sabren Bal
@ape Sable, q. g.. untsrseeanssnen
Oampfsrs ..Sunsarian' su beben.
= Ser bobsn 9rsiis Der 8obbaum.
tpoue ipseen iuerben in Oieiem Monat
IN ben Spinnereisn bes Norbens mins
Dsftens 2.0O0. 900 Spinosln ruben.
= GbarIes 80. S1pab in glstp goti
ssftanb su. bab CT fem amt als 8rdf,
bent hes StabItrufts balb nieoerIeeen
piro. Gr sisnet dttisn bss SiabltruRs
Jun Bstra8s bon ettpa SIS, 000, 900.
Ddbrsnb zines Games in sinem
ron Slapen betpobnten &ohbnuie, 90.
81 Breton aoenus. Rstpcahle, ga, er.
plobirte cine Petroleum, 2ampe unb erlil.
ten a&t Perionsn i6btIias 8ranbpun.
ben. @
- 9ie Reeierun9 ganabas unb bic
@ranb Srunf Baeifie Babn babsn einsn
@onirait flr ben 8au elmer neusn, $500
Weilen lan8en transtontinsntaIen 8abn
bon Noneton. u. g., mad BORT Gimp.
ion abssi&IOfien.
Gin @~OIfenbru1 ri&tete an BEN
st. SoitpbssS anatorium bel Bort ssssrs
pis. ". y, 10 aroBen S@aben an, oab
bic 300 Oominiianer unb D~omifansrin.
men, trel&e in bsmfslbsn pobnten, emf.
hisbsn mubtsn.
81 Bedford. 3D., besins cine Sub
Selbfmoro, inbem iie cine Dpnamitpa.
irone psri&Iudte. Dieislbs srpIobirte in
ibrem Snnern unb bon Der lebsnsmdoen
@ieosrtduerin fOl ipenis msbr dbrie se.
blieben isin aIs einise Ssssn Rinbsbaut /!
Sn Ssbforo III es febr beib.-
= gu ebren bon enrique Reblamen,
BEN bo&bsrbienten @ensral,D Director Der
2ebrer'S eminarien MerieOs, fanb su
@~bupulspee Elm 8aniett fait, su BEN
bieIe Brofsforen Gus entfsrnten Ibeilen
Der Rspublii b~erbeiseeilt tparsn. Reb.
iamen itamrnt aus BET S&psil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

Gounip t. SdabmsiRsr Soi. u.
scranton sablte sefsrn $4,000 in ben
f4pinbia&tieen StabtfddsI Elm.
- Die Poliasi nabm i'm psrfoFsnsn
Wonat inSaefammt 2l9 8grbaftuneen
Dor uno on Strafen tpurben babel s444.s
85 eineenommen.
= Cine untsriuGuns bes RabtiiGsn
WaferborratbeS am Disnfae ereab bic
erfreuli&e Gbatiade, bab bnfIeIbe has
bette in bieism Tbeile bes States IN,
ME Dr. 2olb erfIdrts. Die @aRsr
Gompanis i&eint in isber @siie beitrebi
su fem. ben @aRerbOrraib 70 rein pis
nur mbBli& gu balten.
- @ie es beiBt, tpogsn Sames Moir,
Sobn g. &o&e unb George %. Watfon,
setpsiene Stabtbeamte. 2lnesn auf ride
tdnbiee SaIaire erbebsn. tpsIHe tudb.
renb ibrer Mmtsseit bon benz Stabtraibe
berab8sisbt tpurben. SO banbeIt iid urn
iebr bebeutenbe 8etrdee. nm tpel&e bic
StaSt ssi&r6pft iuerben fou.
= Sie 10 Sabre aIts SeIsna 9anOaa,
Del&e in benz 2aben ibres OnfeIs an Der
@de bon 2adatpanna unb SranfIin Gpe'
nues aneefeQt mar. trant esitsrn NaG'
mittae cine Slaf&e nit garbolfdure aus
unb beridieb Is Winutsn ipdter i'm
2adatuanna SoipitaI. Sbrs 8ertpanb'
ten i6nnen isinen @runb fur bic Tbat ans
seben unb bas Wdb9sn i1isn tpdbrsnb
bes Cages in better Stimmune. Sbre
@ltern trObnsn in @ef PittSion.
- Mdbrsnb bes betfIoEsnen Wonats
trurben IA 8aufhsine %ertpirft, bic etnen
@efammtmerib bon $3.50, 959 far Nsu.
bauten rsprdientiren. SIN sIei&sn Wo.
not bee 8~oriabres betruesn bic 8au.
fdeine muir sl60. 900, bod ipirb bic St,
bbbun8 bur6 bic neue Presbpterif6s
Rir&e uno ben Anbau an bas Der. Staa.
ten @ebdube eriIdrt. Supt. 8rotpn &c,
fldrts. bas 8aufa& fei sesenipartis iebt
Hau une feline Setuns bs7sIbsn in aus'
fi&t.
- 2urs na@bsm Der Ssrisp Gentral
qua, Der Ra&ts UNI Ill ubr bier Elm.
trifft, am Wontas Na&t bic Winoofa
Station paiirt bate. perliebsn bic Rdber
bes ,.Tenber" bas @eIsiis unb Elm paaf
Winuten Ipdter ibutsn bic pOrbersn 8d.
Der hes 8Oudipaeeons Elm aIei6ss /;
mitiIertpsils bate Der Wai&iniit bic Sos
fomotiue ieoo@ gum StiQfanb esbro@i
unb troBosm bic &au&er cine quite auf,
rtittelung erbieIten, purbe nismanb Der.
Iebt. sc bauerte bic Miiterna&t. she
man bic 8dosr tpisOsr cuff bas @eIsiie
ssi&afft bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
Bon Reterebura,

- Tbsobor S&sppsImann bon bier
puree eefsrn an BEN In Der &snopirune
beerifensn SuIbert @ebdube an @poms
ing aUenue bon msbrsrsn faqsnben Bad.
fteinen 8etrofen. ST ipurbe nod BEN
SoipitaIe eebradi, no er ii& mad Ginger
8sit tpisber erbolte, ba feline 8srlesunsen
niGt ernitIi@ tparen.
- @utup Stride bon bier battle am
5reitas .,einen fssn" unb purbe baburG
istr reossetpanot /; er bob ,usrit bsrbor.
bub er Der bette Wann in Petersburg fei
uno speitens, baB fi& in bisiem Stabi.
ibsiIe feline 0amen bsinbsn. att
Srauen. bic fem Raiionirsn eesen ibr
@ef@Ie&t bbrten, bei&IoHsn, ibm bas
Munbtpert su lesen unb lisben Jpn Der.
buften unb am Nontas # Ute alderman
Come Jpn fir friebli&es 8sirassn untsr
500 8irsi&aft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
NOrb Seranton.

Die iussnbIi6s Go6ter bss Srant
8limei4 @~bepaares bon 2lopb StraBs
itarb am Montae unb tparb Disnitas i'm
psuii&en iatb. SrieobOfe bssrbist.
auf bic 9IniInse. Srau SuIia Ga.
tries bon @barlss Strabs tbdtli& anss.
eriHen Su buben. tpurce Snmftas Absnb
4uttonp Slapiib bon Der sIeiden Strase
in ~@tmaneeluns bon $500 8ireihait
Dem 9efdnenlb ~dbertpieien.
= @bpnrb @ufd, Elm Ireibsrfnubs
in Der @apuaa Wine. muBt Fam Samitaa
tpeeen Wtbbanblune bon Tbisrsn $40
Strnfe unb bic Rotten beaabIen; er fol-,
tpie 2bomuS Sones beihpor. einsm
Giel but6 elm 8remiebuIs Elm gluse aus.
seiioben bnben.
Gin 9onnerfue Noreeu tpurbe Der
fGauberbuft serHeii6te 2ei&nam bss
elias GbomaS bon Horb Drain Npenue
entlang ben 8. & 5. 9eleiien, n6rbli6
bon Der bieiisen 8abnfation Der gompn.
ME, aufsefunben unb man nimmt an, baB
ibn Der IL 80 1br n5rbIi1 lnufsnbe 9us
iraf unb ibbtsts.
SIN ibrer @obnun8 on Der Ode bon
Wonroe Npenue unb 8reen &ibse Strabe
petf6ieo am Sonntoe nab elmer iur,sn
9rantbeit 6rnu s.. @. @aIter. Die
8eeroisune erfoIeie Dienfns Nu@mittas
i'm 6oreft Sia 6riebbofs. Die 8srfor.
benen ipirb bon benz @aiten, bier Rins
bern, ben @Iiern unp einem 8ruber
lberlebt.
- 8rieftrdasr Sobn WeDonousb bon
bisiem Stabttbsils, peIGsr am %. go.
pember b. s. bel einem Strabsnbabn.
3uiammenitOb 8erIsbunssn erbisIt, bic
ibn bisber peIblnt erteu. fsinem 8erufs
pieber nadsuseben. bat am Sreiiue GEE
gen bic Seranton Railpap COMPANY
cine gnti&doi8un8sfla8e fur s25 900
sintrassn lafsn.
- SIN Der Siorr 9eae Der o. &
W. So. truroen eeftern Der IL Sabre
aIte SObu Sonss bon airflano Strabs
unb STANLEY 8;esnofsii our& 8oblsns
fdae, bic iid an stpei bsribieoenen Stel'
len ereisneten. eeibbtet ; uno Der Treis
berfnabe SurlOn Onep erbielt einen
armbru6, inoem Jpn cine 4blbsiluns
Barren ~iberfubren.
= GIN sOuntus Nodt usrIisb elm
StraBenbabnpassn an Yropibsncs Roab.
nabe Der 3rafietseuaunas' Station. bos
@eleiie unb CAB ben sahlreiden Yafa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

~ ! " w y " ~ " \ y -
ftnb In Samiltor, &anabd, bic 2Dbne
Der grbeiter i'm Mai9inenfa9 um 20
bts 25 prOaent seitiegen.
lin s q d m a i9dBt bic
Mnadbl Der bon Selegrapbs, Selepbons
unb Srolebs@ eieafdaften benubten
2ettftunsen in ben Ser. Staten auf
100000.
SOS u ngeGes beiibt ppbl
cine tpeiter ausgebebnte, an5iebenbe
Oceans Bead" tn unmittelbarer Na9>
bari9aft als trsenb cine anbere ames
ritanii9e Stabt.
9te pott5eiforce tn Der
tnglif9en Stdbt Birmingham beitebt
aus TOO G%nsIdnbern, IA Srldnbern,
20 2euten aus Wales, 8 S9ottldnbern
unb einsm 0eutf9en.
SIM &6nigrei9 9 d n
baben BET Der lebten Rei9stugspubl
bic So5ialiften runb 100000 Sttms
men mebr ab~se9eben, als ale anberen
purteien 5uiammensenommen.
init Petroleum sebeiSte
0iefelsW otoren BON ni9t penieer als
800 pferbetrGften fibrte bic Mai9is
nenbauseielf9aft 4ussburg tn ber
Sauptperfammlung beuti4er Snse'
rieure Dor.
Ste engIif9e g o f pers
10 altuns liefert Yadete erbebli9
jdnener als bic pribatppitanftalten
ab, unb Stpar gum preiie bon 6 Gents
fir l pfunb, bon 8 Gents fir 2 pfunb
unb Don "a Gents fiir IL pfunb.
Sn pbenir. Qria., gibt es eine
Struubenbeerbe, BITE msbr oils 1000
Gremplure Sdblt. sic permebren fi9
iebr RAID, neil Elm Paar unter ses
ip5bnli9en umftGnben 9rut aufonls
merli9 70 Sabre binbur9 eraeugt. On
Gebern unb Giern probuSirt elm iebes
paar ettpa $50 per Sabr.
Bet Der u boptipn Der
Rhatisllniform fir bic 4rmee an
Stelle Der blauen fir SommerSett unb
In ben Grppen mar es nod ni9t pifen1
fdaftli9 erfor19t, bab bic MaIaria CT,
Seusenben Mostitos NIT 0orliebe nm
bic Srdeer blauer unb ni9t selber
llnifprmen f6pirren. lin 70 better
flu bic Solbaten.
Dte gtnbG mmung Der
Guaranteeing aus benz continent
pirb in 2onbon ses%enpdrtis als brin'
seube 1ffentli9e Trase pentilirt. Had
benz Genius beftnbeu fi9 In Der Melts
ftabt on Der Tbemfe 38,147 RuFeu,
27,247 9eutf9s, 1920 polen, IL
264 Gran5Ofen unb 10,889 Staliener.
9eetp Dort permag ulIidbrli9 bisie On,
aabt Musldrber 5u perbauen.
uraIte Stetntaf.eL. Sn
Gbtnu purbe unldnsft etne Stetntafel
a~ufeefunben, bic Dor ettpd HOO Sabren
TN Rei9e Der Mitte ausefsrtist tporbsn
mar. Die Safel befast, bub bas gbris
fteutbum f9on i'm a9ten Sabrbunberi
In gbtna berbreitet mar. Die Safel
entbdlt sinen 8sri9t iibsr BITE S96p'
flung Der WeIt, iotpie Elm SnbaltsDer'
Sei9ntb iiber bic tanpnif9en Bidder
bes Reuen Seitaments unb cine Dara
leguns Der 9runbIebren bes gbriHer'
tbums.
Wo3u ZEN Ii ben BITE Gtf9e
thre3Gbne9 8etanntli9 befiBen
nur bic Raubs unb Gbelfif9e, bic tarps
fendrtieen Sif9e aber ietne 3Gbne.
Die Slide beiben ober tduen BITE aufau'
nebmenbe Rabruns ni9t. ~foHbern bets
f9linsen iie itets. Die b~sSabnten Gii9e
beniiben ibre 3Gbne tbeils als @ertbets
btsungsmittel, tbeils gum Soften ber
Beute, bic ie bdnn berfdltnsen. Die
Sabnlofen Tif9e fuugen ibre Rubrune
Elm, besbulb bsiBen fe aud rGonger,'
tpie es .. 9. bic Rarpfen mHb WsOrdneu
ftuh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

- Die Central 2abor Union trifft nun
umfaRenbe 8orbereiiunssn flr bic Seisr
beS Mrbeiier'9 cages ON Z. September
unb ertpartst, bos es bic srO6artiaife iein
uirb, bic bis jest nod Fiaiteefun6en bat.
am 8Ormittas finbet cine Barabe ftatt
une mad berieIbsn siebt's cine @reutiion
mad Sale AyieI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

& SIN @biedeo ipurbe Der Banter
aboIpb 2ubn iduIbie bsfunbsn. sl5,.
600 unieri&Iussn su baben. Webrsrs
an6ere antlaeen srsen Jpn ipessn Inter.
f4lasuns !tepbsn nod.
2aiprence Wurpbp. fribsrsr S&ab.
meiiter Der Rep Dotter Sieinbauers
Union. irutbe pesen nateri6lasuns BON
sl2 600 nniOneeIoerH su 81 Sabrsn
3uhlbuus psruriteilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

allen MltsrsflaRen IL sr ,u smpfsb.
len. Sorni's Alpenirduter. 8lutbeIsbsr
frdfiiet bas 2inb, erfriiht bic SHUTTER
unb ftdrft bic abne in ibren alien Gasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
Ncme MmSei8en.
@ttisems' 8am=S erein.

Die @abl BON 9tamtsn unb Dinftortn Der
Gitijtns Sau urb slnIsibe @fftaI6aft fupst
fat i'm 3immsr ala bts 9oarb Of Sraet @..
bdusss am DisnRas, Nsn II. ausuf, pon 7
bic $50 Abtnes.
1 D.. 8. 3itsItr, SsfrtiSr,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-07

Con Oak street,, and in contributing to aries, etc, etc. The committee in charge are Miss F. Cornelia Webb, president of the society; Miss Helen Bryan, Miss Ruth Phillips. Miss Ger trude Smith and Miss Helen Davis. Ice cream and cake will be for sale in the lecture room after the reading.
 The concert to be given by the Dannreuther quartette of New York at Foy auditorium on March 18th, bids fair to be great Success. Parties from out of town are being made up to attend and the tickets are selling rap- idly. Many lovers of this style of mu- sic are glad of another opportunity to hear this quartette. Tickets are on sale at the M. Steinert & Sons Co.,, " Chapel street, and also the office of the Y. M. c. A. on Temple street Mrs. Dannreuther, the pianist, is an artist in every sense, interpreting her selec- tions so vividly and intelligently that piano students as well as the public receive great pleasure from that DOT tion of the programme in addition to the quartette.
 Harry Gilliland, a popular brakeman on the Colonial express and an active member on the entertainment commit tee of the Railroad branch of the Y. M c. A., was in South NorWalk We'd nesday night and secured the promise of the support of Messrs. Thomas Me Mahon, w. J. Muvihill, Dr. Wolfe, Henry c. Smith and Harry Stevenson, in a minstrel performance to be given
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-07

Clinton Jones, agent at the freight station in Clinton, is confined to the house by illness.
 On Wednesday evening, March Il. the regular monthly supper will be served in the vestry of the Church Of the Messiah. After supper the pastor, Rev. w. F. Dickerman, will give an illus trated lecture on the Legends of the Rhine." All are invited. Mrs. Cornelia M Clapp, Ph. D.. of Mt. Holyoke college, is expected to ad- dress the New Haven alumni at their annual luncheon to-day in the parlors
 of Dwight Place church at 10:30 a. m.
 She was the guest last evening of Mrs. r. P. Griswold.
 Miss Ada Evarts, from Reading, Mass, was at her home in Clinton to attend the funeral of Mrs. Julius Buell. Miss Anna M. Mulvey, for several years teacher of stenography at Booths Commercial Institute, left his city this week for New York, where she has accepted a responsible position as stenographer and bookkeeper with a Fifth avenue firm.
 Miss Carrie Mains of New Jersey is visiting Miss Bertha Hessler of State street.
 Mrs Stuart is to read on Thursday evening, March 12. at o'clock in the Church of the Redeemer, under the auspices of the Young Ladies' Mission ary societq. The money raised will be llSed for their work in s,1nnortinc Z, number of the classes at Welcome hall
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-07

Eggieston, c. c. The Master of War lock; Eg322.5
 Firth, J. B. Augustus Caesar; B Au411 A.
 Fernald, J. C., comp. Scientific Side Lights; 503 F.
 Etude, The. Musical Essays, in Art, Culture, Education; Reprinted; 7S04*E5.
 Fornan, J. M. Journeys End; F765.1.
 Funk, I. K. The next Step in Evolu- tion; the Present Step; 232 F5.
 Galdes, B. P. Electra Gin spanish); S62 G.
 Gale. E. o. "Reminiscences of Early Chicago and Vicinity; 9773 G.
 George, M M. comp. Songs in Sea- son for Primary Grades; 7s4S GS.
 Glen, A. How to Accompany; 7S6S*G3.
 Gregg, H. (S. c. Grier ps.) His Ex- cellencys English Governess; GS73.S.
 Hauptmann, G. The Coming of Peace; S32S H1O.
 Hilty, K. Happiness; TO HS9.
 Hill, M. J., and Others. Song Stories for the Kindergarten; 3722&H15
 Holme, C. Modern Etching and En- sraving; 760 H10.
 Jacobs, H. F. History of the Evan gelieal Lutheran Church in the United States; 2S0 c. V. 4. Jenks, H. E., and Rust. M., comps Song Echoes From Child Land; s722*J. Kutner, A. Commercial German; 4S22 K3.
 Lane, M. A. L. Triumphs of Ceience; j eos L.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-07

bilder; 9430S L. 1''' Ariegs- L992.4 ol Appieby; Macdonald, J. A. Successful Advar- Using; 659 M. >'' @>0'ei- McMurry, c. A. Elements of ,za,,a,,, , Method; new ed. 3701 MI.
 s211 Ms. - ''''i 'S , Milburn, L. M. Lost Letters From, Lesbos; 81S4 M3
 Mentz, K. Instrumental Music for Kindergartners; 7s64"M35. Pick, B. Extra-Canonical Life of Christ; 1929 P3. >.. ' -. '!E Reed, c. S. Timely Songs and Games | for the Kindergarten; S722 R. Smith, J. T. The Art of Disappear ing; Sm66.1. United States Twelfth Census, 190O Abstract; Reference room. Vivekananda, Swami. My Master; 294 V. '.'.'
 Vedanta Philosophy: Lectures on Jnana Yoga; 294 v3.
 Vedanta Philosophy: Lectures on Karma Yoga: 294 vv2.
 Vedanta Philosophy: Lectures on Raja Yoga, etc.; 294 VI.
 Wiggin, K. D. Kindergarten Chimes; 3722"W9.
 Woodburn, J. A. The American Re- public and it's Government: 34273 w. Woodworth, J. " Hardening, Tenn pering, Annealing and Forging Steel; SIP W5.
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 FOR NEW loKk-.4sO5, s4.5o, s5,oo. x6:io. x6:50. sS:e0 xS:l0. S:S5. s9:35. xiO:S0 2. m-' F a2:lo. l:30 lparlor car linn lnarlOr car limitedl, 4:35. s5:lO. 5.SS s6.i1 6:5q .7:10 sS:1O, s:l5 iBridgeport accom-. n.odstionl; s9:Io; 9:I9 p. n. Snndays-sa .os. '5:1O, x6:15, sT:10, ssIO. .S:S6 ss.Ih \ '9S, n,
 FOR WASHINGTON via Harlem River 'l uj, Fl 80 D. m. (daiiyl.
 FOR BOSTON via Hartford and WilU. mantlc-sl0O3 2. m.. s2.55 5. m.
 FOR BOSTON via Neg London and pro. yidenee-s2:20, s2:30, ss1I:S5 lnarJor csr iilI liimiltedl a m. .12:O5. '2:S5 iparior car stlniIedl, 29I, 4;0S. s4:55. s6:55 D m. sslaR9aays..zzo sl.9a .s ;So a. m; .12:O5 s2:47.
 FoR BOSTON via Springfield -.1:1o. :II,05 a. m. .1:55, '5;52 D. n. sundays9. r;so. HaRTFoRDi AR F 1'i DiHz DTTIsioa. si N
 For Meriden-s1:10 $40, 7:52. xa.35 ie;9o, sll:Oo a. m.. 12:0S. s1:45, 2:55, s3:55. 5;l0; 5:00. .5:52. 6:15. s7:0O. 500, 10:0S. s5:52, E7:O0, s:2s D. n. o a' m.' iz'oo. 10;Os .i1;O5 I; m, 12:os. si:75, a:S5. .$:SS .$SS saSssyss, s1o .S9s sa s;i5 2o,oa saoo 500 io:OS m
 For Springfield-s1:1O, $40, 7:52 9:s5 old old;Oo a m, 12:O8, s1:45, 2:55, 800, s5:52' S;o0s s5,s, 1000 p; P; Sundays-s1l0 10 a. m.. SHORE LINE DIVISION.
 For New London, etc-s2:20, s2:30. TAT. 10 0:os sto GuiIfordl, 11:O6. sII:s5 tparlor car car limitedl, s2:47, BOO, s4:05, s4:55. 5:i5. s.i5 9o Saybrook Junction., s6:55, i1:S0 iGuiI. f9rd fSo oaecommodation1 p. m. Sundays-s2:2o AR R L,JIN.IEsn;NoRTHAMPToS IN DfvisIoN. 2; m., 12:55, 500 p. m. Sundays-7:l5 D. m. Connecting at Middletown with the Valley branch and at Willimantic with Eastern eg,strict and c. "; R. R.; at TurnerYile with For Shelburne Falls, Turner's Falls. VII. tiiamsburg. Holyoke, New Hartford and in- n: For Westyille and intermediate stations. ;, For Farmlngton, New Hartford and no,nt, tnls side-7:5O a. nl., 12:04, 400, 5:57 D. rn. ,ar4r r4r MaterDury, via Cheshire, S:43 a. m.. l2:1S 2:3O, 5:10. 6:55 p. m. Sundays-9 a. BRRKsHIRE DIVISION.
 For Derby and Ansonia--6 :05, 7.1o. s.o, S:33. 9:45 a. m, 12:17 noon, 1:10 2:So 3.54 tDerby Junction., 4:40, 5:22, 6:55, 7:4O do;eO aos l;S0 p. in. Sundays :25 a. m., 3:3o
 For Waterbury G:1o, ITO. 500 s:45 a. ma,, l2:15; 2:30. 5:25. TAO, 11:30 D. m. Sun. uaEEs-S;25 Es- s;5s q. m. 6:S5 D. m.
 For Minsted-7:10. 9:45 a. m, 2:3o, TAO < For Albany, Buffslo, Detroit % eincinnat, gi ta P. Louis, Chicago and the West via Stats Line--9:S3 a. m. : T \ 5, For Litchaeid and points on I,tch,,sIs 9Iraneh.s;Ss Irn 2. m. and 3:57 p. m via Derbi
 Express Trains. xLocal Express | c. II. HAMPSTEAD,
 General Passenger Agent.
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FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Books Added March 3, 1903.

boohS AuQed MATCH D, 15uo'
 Alexander, G., and Others. History of the Methodist Church (etc,); 2So C, V. Il.
 Allen, J. H. and Eddy, R. Unitarians and Universalists in the United States, 2SO c, V. 10.
 Andrews, E. B. History of the Uni ted. States; new ed 5 v.: 9z3 All. Bacon, E. M. Literary Pilgrimages in New England: 92S1 B.
 Buckley, J. M. Methodists in the United States: .2S0 c. V. 5.
 Bullen, F. T. A Whaleman's Wife; BS71.3.
 Carlyle, T. The French Revolution; ed. Fletcher, 8 v.; S24S2 F.
 Catterall, R. c. H. The Second Bank of the United states; .3321 CS.
 Colburn, B. L. Graded Physical Ex- ercises; 613 C23.
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Sale Of Short End Ribbons. At Half Price.
Liberty Satin, Satin Iaffeta,

Liberty Satin, Satin Taffeta, and Gros-Grain and Satin Ribbons. Short ends left on the looms after cutting off full lengths for the bolts. We had the good luck m to get 10000 yards of these Ribbons at about Half Price. Not passe Ribbons in bad colors and undesirable lengths but good, standard Ribbons that are as good as money to any merchant.
 Act Ribbons 2cts Yard 25c Ribbons Sets Yard. Set Ribbons Bets Yard. soc Ribbons 25cts Yard. 2oct Ribbons l9cts Yard. 65c Ribbons 35cts Yard
 And SO on.
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in this city at the Hyperion theater the latter part of March, for the benefit of the Railroad branch of the Young Mems Christian association of New Haven. Messrs. Mulvihill and McMa- hon will give the sketch entitled "The Missing Manager" which they made such hit with in the Mastodon Min strels, given at Hoyt's opera house, New Years day. Dr. Wolfe will be heard in solo work, while Messrs. Smith and Stevenson are to render some up- to-date songs.