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Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19
Tax Notice.

Black Hawk, Colo, Oct. 4, 1905.
Public notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll OF taxable, real and per-
sonal estate in the city Of Black Hawk,
for the municipal year 1905, has been
completed and returned to the.city coun-
Gil, who have by ordinance levied tar
OF sixteen mills on the dollar, upon all
the taxable, real and personal) property
In said city, and that list Of said taxes
has been placed in my hands, with an
order endorsed thereon, dated Black
Hawk, Oct 3, 1905, and signed by the
mayor Of said city, commanding me to
make, levy and collect tho amount OF
said taxes, and make return thereof
within ninety days from the date OF said
order. All persons are hereby required
to pay the amount OF their taxes at the
office Of the city marshal, In the council
room in said city. within ten days from
and after publication OF this notice.
273 w. II. BAcKus, City Marshal.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

The mayor this week received an Of.
fetal call for the eighth annual conven-
ton of the American Mining Congress
from the president of the association. The
meeting is to be held in Ell Paso, Texas,
Nov. 14th to 18th. Mayors of cities and
the board Of county commissioners are
authorized to appoint three representa-
tives. Mayor Davies would like very
much to have Gilpn county represented
at this congress, but as the city is not in
u position to send three representatives
and pay their expenses it is very likely
that no one will go. If there are any
public spirited citizens in the county
here is an opportunity for them to dis
play their loyalty by going as representa-
tives to this meeting and defraying their
expenses. 1t would be good thing for
the camp were We represented.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19
Reversing Things.

They had just finished breakfast
and the woman OF the future was
about to start downtown, when her
husband arose from the table, placed
his arms about her neck and kissed
her.
Dearest" he murmured softly, II
love you more than words can tell"
"Oh, you do, eh?" she rejoined. sus-
pIciously. What is It nova new
silk hat or a pair Of trousers?"
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

John Manuel residing in Packard
gulch, had his left leg broken above the
ankle yesterday morning. He was dig
ging trench when heavy rock fell on
the limb. DR.. Richmond, of Black Hawk,
was summoned and is attending the in
jured man.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

NJ Maymon has been engaged to sup
erintend the painting of residence of
Mrs. Agnes Campbell on Eureka street.
The work will be executed at once
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19
Sincerely,
Ellsworth Relief Corps
Concert at vi. E. Church.

Madame Bonita lie Mar of London sang
at the Methodist church last Sunday,
both morning and evening. Madame lie
Mar ranks in England as one of the fin-
est of the younger singers, her work in
concert and oratorio having won the
highest praise. Her appearance in Cen
trail was greatly appreciated. Madame lie
Mar, who is known in private life as Mrs.
Percy Somers Cocks is an American girl
married into an English family. Much
of her early life was spent in Colorado
and about nine years ago she lived for
several months in this city. Her mother
was we'll known church singer and gave
her daughter the advantage Of careful
early training which has since been sup
plemented by much study in London
and Paris. In oratorio work Madame le
Mar has studied with Sanity, the great
est living singer Of that class Of music.
Madame Albani, whose fame has reached
over the whole world, was attracted by
the purity and beauty of Madame lie
Mars voice and graciously offered to
take the young American singer as pu-
pill. Later Madame le Mar became a
pupil Of the great Victor Maurel, who
unhesitatingly pronounced her the fore
most OF the younger singers. and pre-.
dicted for her as great fame as falls to
the lot of singers.
Those who heard Madame le Mar on
Sunday will be interested in these facts
though they will add little to the pleas
ure the singer brought to everyone that
came under the spell OF her exquisite
voice. 1t is satisfaction to have an
American girl come back to her former
home after European applause and as.
sociation with the English aristocracy,
and show no shadow Of affectation, but
be generously willing to sing for those
that wish to hear.
The Central City High School Alumni
association has arranged concert IN
which Madame le Mar and Prof. Tom G.
Taylor will appear at the st. James NJ.
f. church, Thursday evening, October
Goth. The association has arranged
prices so as to cover the expense OF the
concert, which are the lowest possible
% cents. Reserved seats at COUGHS.
PROGRAMME
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19
BreVities

faster. Besides it means great saving
in books as the machine writing is more
solid, and recorded document does not
require near the amount of space that is
used when the record is made by pen.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

The following rather unique invitation
in point of humorous construction Of
the sentences and originality was re-
ceived at this Office Tuesday. Similar
invitations have been sent to numerous
residents by the Relief Corps: October
10th, 1905 is the Corps birthday, and we
intend celebrating that event. This we
do for two reasons-the most important
to US being we are broke The most
important to you is that we intend Civ
ing you pleasant evening. You are cor
daily invited to come and spend few
hours and some small change. We
won't rob you, yet we intend to try to
obtain from you sundry 10-cent coins,
not to exceed all you have-at a, o. U,
w. hall.
Sincerely,
Ellsworth Relief Corps"
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19
One Woman's Way.

Miggles-My wife never says .
word when I go to a lodge meeting
Naggsby-Neither does mine. But
she makes up for It when I come
homo about . = N.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19
A DryInu Rack,

II should think that merry-gorourd
the boys have built in the back yard
would make your head reel?"
1T doesn't; but on wash day Il
makes my clothes reel"
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

Rev. James Mclaughlin will preach
at the Episcopal church in Central Sun
day morning and at the Episcopal
church in Nevadhville Sunday evening
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

Don't pay s65O0 for sewing machine
when you can get better one for $500
at Rapin's.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

All kinds of sewing machine needles
and supplies at Rapiu's.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

Furnished rooms at the Teller house
$500 per month and up.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

l. Organ. (selected)-
Prof. Tom G. Taylor
2. When Love Abides. ...........
.................... .-Clough Leighter
b Feldein Samkeit. ....... Brahms
d II The De Dew " Dc Reg somervile
Madame le Mar.
3. There is Green Hill. .Gounod
Madame le Mar.
A. Organ. (selected)-
Prof. Tom G.. Taylor.
PART II.
). Aria-"U Re Pastore". d. /. Mozart
Madame le Mar.
o. Organ. (selected)--
Prof. Tom G. Taylor.
b May Time. 49,. Ellen Cowdell
Madame 10 Mar.
8. "Auld Robin Gray. .............
...... Lady Anne Lindsay
MADAME le Mar.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

Frank Spears and Katie Glare were
united IN marriage Tuesday afternoon by
Judge Ashbaugh. Mr.. Spear is resi-
dent of Idaho Springs, but formerly
lived here. The young lady has been
employed at the Brockett restaurant in
this city as waitress. The couple may
decide to live in Idaho Springs.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-19

An Elliott Fisher book typewriter was
installed 10 the Office Of the county. clerk
and recorder Monday. The machine
was sent on trial and II satisfactory will
probably be purchased by the commits.
sioners. 1t is something that has been
needed in the clerks Office some time,
and II purchased would fill long felt
want All counties having very much
recording to do are adopting the type
writer, as it not only does the work much
neater than can be done by hand, but is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

Little Miss Bette York left sa.ar,
day for Memphis. whera sac VII visit
Mr and Mrs Sam York for several
weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
-,-E CONGRESS OF RELIGIONS.

Chicago, m, May 27.-(Special1-
Al churGhes ana creeds will be rep
resented ii the tenth general meeting
of the congress Of religions. which
csnvenes at the Abraham Lincoln cen
ter here tomorrow morning at which
tine the new settlement will be de1i-
Gated The congress will continue
unti} June :, holding three sessions
daily Among the subjects to be dis
cussed will be National and 1nterna-
'ional Morality and The Coming
Church. It's Relation to Education,
Civic Government and Social Erhics" "
The object Of the meeting is to help
tho ganerat movement toward unifica
ton f religious activities. Rev w.
Z Gannett Of Rochester. N. Y, will
,reach the dedication sermon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
BATCH OF TWENTY BILLS
in Governors Hands Not Reported to
State Secretary.

Neaa Of the bills remaining in GOV
eruOr Davis hands was deposited il
The secretary of states office yester,
aay. although it was the eXpirat ioa
ol 5he lmit il which the chief eNeea-
tive could approve or veto the act2 D.
tht last general assembly. says u
Gazette q! Sunday.
L is understood taat ther4 ar so:.le5
.htHg over twenty bills in the bates
,.t.d tha' the governor Will de,.v-~
'.,eN 10 the secretary Of state Nor
oa. Whether this action Of Gex="-
H4g Davis was taken t. keep the house
sar0I,mart comnjjtee from gatn:a..
possession of h. bills ami taking u,
th- Work of enrolling them is n2e
kt2cWn but 4 member Of the ee.,..23it-
ta@ expressed that opinion Yesterday
afternoon
Under the law al bills taat are
turned over 20 the governor aftet the
arjp;cn neut of the legislature have to
be acted upon within twenty days at
ter adjournment. Sundays excluded
Il the bills are oct acted upon with.
in that TINA and III the hands Of the
secretary Of state they become laws
The failure Of the governor to da!,v.
er the bilts caused much comment
about the state house yesterday, As 40
ooe bad an idea but that be would let
them pass from bis bands when the
time expired.
The action Of the governor came
a;ore as A surprise to the members Of
the enrolment committee than to any
UGe else, as they had held a meeting
yesterday morning ana decided that
they would begin on the unenrotad
bills As 5000 as they went into the sec
reta~y of states bands This they
expected would take place yesterday
uftarnoCn
Members Of the committea SILL ax.
I,rass the determination Of enrolling
The bil,s and claiming their per diem,
Which taey say rigntfuliy belongs to
them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
OVERCOMi: BY GAS.
Narrow Escape From Death by Ser.
man Ross.

Herman Ross. . white MAD N the
employ cf the Pine Bluff Light ana
Water company. was overcome by gas
todap At noon while W9~Aing at
Il. ghth avenue and Walnut streets,
rhe young man WAS making a Gomez
I .ln with the mains CT the gls l;re
and WAS working down 10 a noe which
II ,d heap dug in tae ground to Gaeot
the mains. He WAS overcome by gas
ana taoSa with him had some trouble
in settiug him out Of the a,?le The
was called aDd the young
man was taken to the Offices Of the
company, where ne .]o,,n rev we'd and
was able to go about his work. none
toe worse for his narrow escape
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
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y W. Boyce ieyotes his tine 70 rents.
OAK aad ptne wood Phon" n II
Boyd O,d phone 90
Sand delivered an s,or, noree
Dawkins Sand company nid phoa
Git
Boy @a;'to4 to earn s1laa XXI.
lmency shorts a25ty - circulation d."
,artmens G@aaaia
Removed 10 I'll Wess Eorraoue
1eet W. Net'-'# nanufaetur'az
aid e.p,irin- narnas, ana saddles
The c.ts c.'teo4es.-= is ba'ua -
@aiped tedty bI5 juather!ord . ~
80 eris-aetz 60 ~ a5' II Ia
ticE waI sa'arda,
.clttef steVart Nj, -. attei= de-
taxes alta J,toa la9h AMI "apseez
to inereas s.5s.# ejt, revenue a. Ia.t-'
s. 600 by the.- taxes
Bafora jetfine y91U contract fae
tiamLin- OF ,..&erin4 50 tho FIN
saa P.Jma.uz e=mFen> o.e,nrar
ana Donovan. pfoDrtrtors.
--Chas Ha4a5eF is able to pla"e
cans al! il you des re to borrow il
/ vii b. to yDgr interest 10 see h'u
one a II piae street
Reg.=A j Ovens Delivered the ad
dross 10 taeu st the :, NJ = \. Saa
DAY aaa iaz4a sadf ocs. 1t ttss3 =
f.nsHefs e. MS =r4's'=,H''y,=
About Tqre n i7el the n''et3s.
5aHaas vii. s:ao 81 ms fne e.re.,
IL Noatega eas.srs = fa'a
9z,eef. business Il tjs7t= g.seez
II g5a &9a sa4la aa9srs II.
H-et maaaa. -t.5.a. Sc sare= eas b
f5.@ t.5ls# ~ Sfler taas t:4.- + E,
Pes Pr; aal..ry " be e,5s=j -
tae simmer
-rae ba.tatiiea ~tti He eto, II II
m9erow D. aeaant OF pat.o's7l 5ae,st
ol5n day 9as otssce vii b. aa5a Tor
she delivery Of @aif from tl.sa a. NJ.
to ESQ . ~
Mr. n N4:aA, ia ne hitf4a 0t
the Mam3ai, C4& ffoSpial. A. 10
Gated a ta6z East s5Nt}' ayeHtEe. ant
offers her Seeyiae= - those ii uaed
If thoroughly. fea=eej ro.7e CT
rbaae it3
Aasga.I =E....t.es of gs2zf a. 49,
= Hia,r5ssz'af-. iea4t!> ana t9,szl. -
fea e. 49, and god 535trs -
5a"a,,= position. Bearct Fes M9i-3
/ C9a2p e..HaAag. III, Aose AK
Stiaay EFalus ana c4.np2eY 9ag
sta ST al a1ads q seo59tt a71d
81 is Poel< aa4 eajp furniture Car
- II yo4 furQitgra at ooe-ha!f iss oc.s
,r3I eost Nau AND 5eeood saa1 store
9ta W5st S4c8al avacua.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

" Boyce deyotes his time to rents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
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Real Estate Transfers.

Julia Withers and Millie NJ HAZip
TO Daniel c. Carroll lots 1 and 2,
h,ock 81, Tannehill and Owens add
ticn. 81.
State. OF Arkansas to Pink Scott;
ne ne sect;o S+-4T
Daniel G.. Carroll to Rollin n.
S.tearrs, lots aud ., block 81. Tau
aetHN and Ovens additioo. $2,750
las. y Mckinney to ] p Harper,
I. IL lot I. blcck . Harper's addition,
ST.
p. J. Preston and wife to Frank
Kenaau: e IL ne saDtioo 25.1 10, Sl60
o.
Deeds o. Trust
Fred Wilson and wife to j. N La
cey; LOT l. l.s lot 9, block "a, Gib~
sons addition. $500,
Ernest ,'acksm to Dreyfus and Rag
land sw Ne section 22-6-i0. Sc sc sec,
t;oa 1S.5-1e, $135.6O 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
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R4y. 4 II Mathews s9aat SHniay
il lzttIe= =R2c4 visiting friends
Fa4irnar a " Ygs!z &as returned
fs@ G3rsa0d cit& waafa he 5s> been
listing els p3rents
NJ. Gor3a~ f.ara,n l4ft la<s hight
r Texarz4ra, wapfe l2- viii Work
fsr tae- Cst}8a Bast = . faw days.
Alrs Briggs ana daegster. S.iss
A@aI.a Priss55. 4p5 Mrs e Il Nc
e3dt-r ara c3iI:ren. ave 2:}-a T. BIZ
oarlrgs An, - s9@ad tie summer.
saas @er4 9araanied IS far as
lpaesboro by Mr.. MoFadjeu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

The pshce department report for
the month of May will prove a sur
prise 30 the counci. Up to this date
over four hundred warrants ot arrest
nave been ISSUED and the receipts fig
ure over $1,000 This IS the largast
month IN the history OF the depart
ment and yet the odeuders against
the law have been quiet this month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

And in order to do this
We are going to offer ior
the 1ex1 ten days. values
n-,39r heard OF before in
this city. IN selecting from
us there i, a distinct ad=
vantage in having so large
an assortment to choose
from. 1t affords you the
opportunity OF seeing all
that is newest and Best.
1t assures you styles and
patterns to your exact
liking. We. quote You a
few OF our values.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
ERECT THEIR onN TOMss-0NEs

l.5raAe May I7-Aa ueg.s'lal sec.
ael- va, Witnessed az C4A4t when
~ ari NJ, Patton ~eat Usat5enced ~
hN ceremony aad erected the maGH#
ned Over ta2jr last restie, place. IN
tie family burial Plot ID tte. c"H2 ley.
T'he inscriptions 90 tn tonAstcnas
announce when the two were D,2~r,
Md when the yde the date Of th cir
death viii be chiSleu "a the marble
Mr Patton is q year, old and his
wife SIS Fe is On of the iod and
wealthy citizens of Cabot Nhpy So
iected t6eir own monument with no
apprehension Of tehir early death, for
they seem good fer many years They
felt they would be better satisfied If
they knew what KIM o. a tombstone
marked tehir grave Mr. and Mrs
Patton went to the cemetery unosten~
tltiouSly aud had thetwo tombStones
placed 1t the location of their future
graves
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

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TIE MARKETS
n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

ut was almost D. miracle Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me Of a terrible
breaking out all over the body am
very grateful" Miss julia F;lbriGge
West Cornwall, Conn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
We Want To Have A Big Carpet Sale

INURA
In great variety good patterns and colors the asps2aaoe n
kind that usually sell for o5c Special values at -, tl
BRUSSELS CARPETS
Excellent wearing qualities the newest and most deso h
spring patterns well worth 8Oc yard in this sale tor O
VELVET CARPETS
Rich heavy Qualities patterns that sure to meet Od
your APPROVAL the kind that regularly sell for $.25 yd SpW
ADMINISTER CARPETS
wide range Of rich and exclusive patterns from the to u
most mills, the $40 quality, RhodesHavertys Tor DIV
BRUSSELS RUGS
Foil room size 9x12 feet good patterns and coong cl1
never equazd and S18 In this sale TOR Vl-'J
VELVET RUGS
Artistic patterns fuu room size 9x12 et rich border ol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

WE ch0dren's oay exercises a.
Carr Memorial were Witnessed by a
large audience Each number of the
program was wei rendered, and the
l..ntomime, Nearer. Ny God, to
Thee." " and character dialogue are
worthy of special praise
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07

That umbrella waved most threatening ly, and the hand saclel looked indeed most dreadfully suspicious. Mrs. Fay asked the unbidden guest to leave. The request was refused in anything but a conciliatory manner, and demand that she leave followed the request. The guest thereupon announced the fact that she would stay until Mrs. Fay told her something she had lost.
 Finally the visitor was pushed through the doorway and the little furry was over. The woman lost no time in getting down to the curb where she got into the waiting carriage and was driven away. Mrs. Fay was sorne- what nervous the rest of the day over the encounter. 0
 Mrs. Fay has q remarkable theory of a system of secret criminal acts which have been carried on locally for nunas Der of years. even under the very eyes of the police, without thesS having the slightest knowledge concerning these vioIators of the statutes. Mrs. Fay promises to make some startling dis closures regarding these unbidden guests and to throw light upon the crimes being daily committed in our midst.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
MRS. FAY HAS AN UNBrDDEN
 CALLER. -

Woman Visited Her Yesterday Morn
 ing and Caused Some Little Excite
 ment-Left in Quite Hurry.
 Mrs. Fay, who is appearing at the New Haven theater, had an unbidden visitor at the New Haven house yester- day morning and for a few minutes the affair created some little excitement, Mrs. Fay does not receive any visitors. The rule is iron clad, and it takes noth- ing short of abject intimidation to get even card through to the manipula- tor of the destinies of others. How ever, the visitor yesterday morning got into Mrs. Fay's rooms. She came to the hotel in a closed carriage and going in took the elevator to the third floor. From there she walked down to, the second floor where Mrs. Fay has her apartments. She knocked at the door and Mrs. Fay, believing that it was he maid, called "come in." ...
 In came the woman, umbrella, hand satchel and all. The combination was not&of a reassuring nature. The five feet ten inches of the female seemed considerable to the lady of five feet five.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 -IaterestInE Social EEents Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Captain Munson, surgeon in the Uni ted States army, with Mrs. Munson and their two children, left Tuesday for Fort Bayard, New Mexico, where Captain Munson will be stationed for some time to come. Captain and Mrs. Munson have been the guests of the latter's sister. Mrs. Leonard Bacon of Elm street, for few weeks, and Mas ter Leonard Bacon returned to New Mexico with them. MT. Ralph Schnee- loch also accompanied them. They go by way of New Orleans Captain Nun son is the son of our esteemed and ven- | erable citizen, Judge L. E. Munson. The Young Mems Republican club will give another whist in Republican Hall this evening. Whist will begin at S:15, continue until 10:30, after which
 there will be dancing until 1 o'clock. 1 The Scandinavian club of the uni versity met at the home of Dr. and ] hESs w. A. dIdlls4llc ol IaOWS :SlISSt i Tuesday evening for the first meeting 1 of the season. There were about thir- i ty-five present. Any member of the i university of Scandinavian descent is eligible to membership in this society,
 which has for it's purpose the study of Scandinavian languages and literature. Patronesses for the dance of the
 Welch Alumni association, to be given
 in Warner Hall tomorrow night are
 Miss M. Rachel Webster, Miss Minnie H. Smith, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Reynolds
 and Mrs. H. H. Cowles. The hall will ! be decorated in blue, which is the alumni color.
 ! Susie Whitney gave dance at the Lawn club last evening for a number of the younger members of society. Miss Whitney was introduced to socie- | ty two years ago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
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November 1s. 1905.

november 13. 1905, ~s.H6r sSr New YorI-s4:sS, s4:5O. x5:5o. Sfa.sS o.gy. xS:l2s S:40, ss:S5, i0:00. :s9ss z::s9s "l:oo, sl4:25, z:s5, sl:56, s5:is 5:5S siIs s.s;s e;Ses gto Bridgeport, sT:i0, sS:02. .4:5s. .1:5o x4.55' 4yiiS' .ssk: R m: sundayyso s:so. as:cs ssise' n 'S;I2' x6:l5. "T:lo. 'S:02. ,.5ss 5Fess Washington via Harlem River 1z.oz p. m, sl2:00 night, daily.
 For B0ston, Worcester ana Provt. aenee, Via Hartford and WiIIimantin- 10'o4 a. n., "4:04 ?. m. pI6s,Eda For Boston via New London and a Gnloehpsss6sjaS, m spse05 .jia 255 7:45 sl11:5l. sll6:41, s7:O1 p. m. sundays-ss:S5 sa.5s d. m, n., "1z:05, %2:5e. s5:03. s7:0I p nj.
 Fir Boston via Springfeld-si.o7 -Ie;oS ,Sz a: m, 1:45, s5:55 p. m. Sundays --1:Vf a. m.. s5:55 D. m. szs- ...-- zs- 4lo Cto Hartford,l $40, 7:45 x9:45. sIIo;94, si9:5S. a. m, l2:1o. HAS. 800. xa:ot 4:9a XS5;o7, s5:55. 6:O5 .5to Hartfordjj xs:S5 S5 S;ag m iS:HS iS iS Ps.E P m sgndssymi:07. 7:i9 oF 1f:sg Nes If hi9inapn. ste .22s. s5s. s2:5S, S:iO, s4:20. s5:0s. b.15 s.1a fto Saybrook)' slle;4i. s7:oi. ii:so (to Say. sys orook) p m. sundays-s2:25. t2.55, d. nl'' -!z:oo, "2:5S. *5:os. s7:01, ?. m. ---AsaoaStyhus NAAllnldn1le, eIes-a d:s5 a., mr 1:00, s5:o5, (to Worcesterl. 6:o2 D. m. Sundays-T:20 p. m.
 For Sheiburne Falls, etc -7;5O a. m. 1z:zo (to New Hartfordl, 4:04, 6:O0 ito Westfield D. m. 5 NsS
 For Derby and AnsonIa-6:5s, sou. s:S5z' $40 a. I.. 12:10, 2:S5, s4:15z, 4:30, 5:1S, 1:49, 11:30 D. m. Sundays-8:30. 11:4o a. rl, S:S0, 6:40, S:30 D. m.
 For WaterburyG:5S. 500, s:4O ar. 5z:lO' S:S5. 5:lS, 7:40. 11:S0, D. m. Sun. days-s:So. 11:4O a. m, $40. s:sO p. m.
 For Winsted-6:5s, $40, a. m. 12:1o. z:So; BIS, TAO ?. m. Sundays-S:S0 a. nl., $40 D. m. .<
 For Pittsfleld and Intermediates Points -5:5O, lvia Bridgeport), 9:35, a. m, 4:i5 ?. m. Sun6ays-7:50 (yia Rridgeportl a. m. #..
 For LitchfeId-9:35 a. m, AIS D. m. sundays-7:5O a. m. (yia Bridgeportl.
 Express trains. IParlorl car limited. gro Derby Junction xLocaI express. o. M. SHEPARD, x. C. COLBY,
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-07
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LINE.
STEAMER RIcHARD pEcR

From NEW HAVEN--steamer leayes S:lb a. m, daily. except Mondays. Pass aenEers may board steamer at any time From NEW YORlI.-stea,ner leavea A:00 D. m. daily. except Sunday.
 Time between New York and New Haven about five hours. Steamer arrives al and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven. and Pier 20. N. R.. foot of Peck Slip. New York.
 For tickets and staterooms apply at the offlce on Belle Dock. also at Bishs op & Co.'S. 715 Chapel atrect, and at Purser's office on steamer. The NEW ENGLAND ANNEXATION co. .- GEO. e. BLACK, Agent,
 Belle Dock. New Haven.