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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14

GKOG0 WEEK. Syn gospodars
ski Karol Gnilka z okolicy Clio
g6wka: powracajac z pogrzebu swe-
go znajomego, przejeohanego przez
poclag k~olejarza Karola Viola,
wstqpif do obezzy swej sjostry i
zam6wi1 sobie Ico6 do picia,. gdY,
uagle spad} krzes}a i wyzions}
ducha, ruszony paralizem. ,Zmar}y
llczy} dopiero 81 my rok zycia.
GkUPCZYCE. Jakis nlezna~
iomy opryszek ~strzeli} do robotni~
ka Nowaka z Dzierzys}awic, gdy
ten wyszed4 z domn ma podworze.
N. odni6s1 uiebezpieczna rang i
zmarl " kilka godzln pdzniej.:
BYTOMx Wyrokiem t%utej~
szego sadu ziemlahskiego zakaza-
mem zosta}o spezedawanle W Pru-
sach fpiewniczka pod tytu4em:
,,Najnowsze krakowlaki czyzbYmo
-g}y zapali6 dach mad potezna MON,
ezyzna, trudno sobie w~yobrazit.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14
Z POZNANSKIEGO.

POZNAN. Ks. Remer, nauczy-
ciel rel,gii PREY seminaryum nau~
czycielskiem W Rogoznie, obejmu~
je probostwo " Zbarzewle (Bargen)
W deAanacie lesznenskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14

ELK. W pohiedzia}ek wiezzorem
tai napadn4 wyzszy nauczy~
ciel gimnazyalny Berndt. Podczas
gdy B siedzia1 PREY blurku pad1
magic strza}: sr6t potraaska} okno
i przelecia} tuz nad,g@owa pana ma
uczyciela. Gdyby W tel chwili mic
siedzia} lecz sta}, dosta1by ca}y Ia
dunek 6rutu " glove, W srode
odby}a sig rewizya, PREY kt6rei
ieszcze. Gala moe srutu znaleziono
W p. B.~pomieszkaniu~ Przypusz~
czaja, re to akt zemsty pewnego
glmnazyasty. 49, Pred tutejszym
sadem przysieg}ych stawa}a wyrob"
ninica z dominium Elku tiki, Po+
rodzl{a bowiem W nocY 18 czerw
ca RIB. dziecko, kt6re pod1ug w}aSs
snYch zeznah zawine}a W p%rzescie-
radio i zanlosfa do jeziora, gdzie
je nastepnie prey brzegu %pogrzeba-
Ia. Wyrodna matke "a tax nielu~
dzk1 czyn skazano ma 2 l poi ro~
ku w~iezlenia. - (Posiedzicielowi
Roge vskiemu z Niedzwiedzkich
skrodzlono 3 ,letniego gniadego o.
giera. - S1uzaca Marta Ziellhska
tuztad zpikne}a pred kilkoma
dniami i dotad brak wszelkiego pc
niej sladu.
RASTEMBORK. We wsi Win
damia{ mia{. odbyG sic Stub o
godz. l W po}udnie; Imaslano 60
atoli od}ozyc, gdyz juz pred pol.
o godz. IL ,,szczesliwa oblubieni-
ca" obdarzon2 zosta}a 1adnem ch}v-
pieciem. Stub odby} sig dopiero ma
drugi dzieh.
FROMBORK. w czwartek pc
po}udnlu przyby} dotad cesarz ME-
miecki wraz z cesarzow2, o6rk2
Wlktorya. i dworem. gdzie PREY
tel sposobnosci odwiedzi{ tum, do
kt6rego wprovadzit 60: ks. kauo~
mix dr.. Ditrich ! oprowadzaj2 &c &C."
SARA, pokazywal mu rome osobll~
wodeci, a mianowicie> zwr6ci} uwa~
ge ma obraz umieszczony " skrzy~
die kosclo}a. Cesarzowa z kslezni-
czka uda&y sic zaraz do pa{acu bis
kopiego, gdzie przyja} je biskup
ks. dr.. Thiel. Pc obejrzeoiu tumu,
cesarz udaf zig takze dc bjskur
piego pa}acu, zkal pc godzinnej
wisycie: odjecha1 do majatku swe
go Kadyn.
,.CHEkMZA. w tutejszej cukro-
sniwydarzyl sic ~strasz"y wypa-
~ safs rs 45 III 7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14

RAoIB0Kz. s}ynny opry~
seek Czece, kt6ry swego czasu pod
czas prxeprowadzenia 20 z Raeibo~
RIA do Bytomia, uc'ek} z pociagu l
pred kllku dniami znowu zosta}
ujety, skazany zosta} ma. 14Toku
domu karnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14
re SLASKA.:

LAURAHUTA. Prey paleniu
naci kartoflanej ma polu :244eletni
ch}opczyk hutnika Kandzi: 4bljzy,
sig jego .sukieuki. ohsopoHko o.
do ognia przyc.em zaie}Y sic
sdinlds1 c,eak,e pc Paraenls, ;wkqtek
kt6rych zmar@. l., ..: f :
~RAC1B0RZ.- Krwawy: dfamat
rodzinny rozegral sig W Wialkieh
Piotrowlcach. Chalupnik :Wieder
p%osprzecza1 sic z swoja iona irzus
Gil "a uciekajaca kawa}kiem desk,
kt6ra trafi}a kobiete W glove: tax
nieszcze6llwie, re pek}a jej czaszka'
:Kobieta zmar}a .kilka godzln pc
wypadku:: ="
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14
.WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
4 PRUS POLSKICH.

Il PkUS FU1OhlOus
z WIELRICH SL1W1C W po~
wlecie tucholskim donosza, re z =
ladnik piekarski W}adystaw No"
ska, zawiaza} spoke z cukiernl~
klein niemcem Fattonheuerem lzal-
mowa6 sic. bedzie ME ~piecz@niem
tylko namow2 rolnik6w polakow
do sprzedazy posiadfoscl swych W
rece komisji kolonizacyjnej' Podo"
bno iuz kilka majatk6w W ten
spos6b przefrymarczy}'
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22
CLEAR LAKE.

4 Bert Rathbun made a flying trip t
Bull Saturday
. A large crowd from Bull spent Sun
4 day at Clear Lake.
d Charles Wilson made a flying trip t.
Sucker Flat Friday.
Mrs. Henry Smalley and children ar,
residing near Bull now
Miss Georgia Evcleth just returned
from a week S visit at Bull.
Mrs. Briggs and daughter isabelle
paid Hagcrman a visit last week.
Father Frost S visits are becoming
quite frequent, but he is welcome
Joe Madaline had no trouble in dis
posing of a load of beef at Bull this
week
/ MIR. John chriswell is getting quite
industrious these days mining. The
gold is piliug APP.
Mr. aud Mrs Otis Syster have Just
returned from Tier where they have
been purchasing wheat
The first snow fell at Clear Lake
yesterday Although it was only
furry it told ms winter is coming.
Mr. Charles Ingersoll is having some
aao Improvements made on his farm.
Charlie will have a fine place yet.
William Ranches and joe Abbott re-
Turned 70 their hcmes at Buhl Sunday.
They have been working for A. {.
Wilson
sam Briggs and Charlie Rose of Sal
mon Greek paid Clear Lake visit
Thursday. They were accompanied by
Mrs G. Rose and sons
We are all sorry that the new couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Allen have decided
to make their home AZ Thousand
Springs They went there Friday.
Mr. Earl Hopkins who has been at
tending the Preston academy gave the
Clear Lakers quite pleasant surprise
BY dropping in Unexpectedly Thursday
He came to remain until Thanksgiving.
Miss Agnes Fausett and Mr.. George
Allen became united MS one at the home
II the brides parents Rev. and Mrs.
4. a Fausett. last Thursday at u m.
Many guests were present towish them !,
happiness A joyous feast followed
he ceremony and congratulations. e
Nov, 10. 1897 G
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22
BURN THE SIDEWALK.
It's No Good, Anyhow, When there
Is a Freight TO 0bStruct 1t.

The unammity with which the freight
trains are broken" in two so as to
leave car extending out across the
sidewalk on Main street, passes the
belief in condolences, and enters into
that of the sure and intentional. 1t is
required that the trains open up and
not obstruct the main crossing for any
length of time. But in obeying the
letter of the law, it seems to occur
almost without exception that the long
freight trains are cut in two so as to
block the sidewalk completely, leaving
only the wagon road open. 1t looks so
easy to move the train a few feet
farther. or not quite so far by a few
feet, or to uncouple it at the next car
so as to leave decent passage way for
he pedestrians, that it would seem
ustiiiable for the train men to disobey
'rders once in while and give the
public a chance. If any of the train
men get fired for leaving this sidewalk
pen once or twice, the Journal will
romise them a job.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22
ROUND UP THE DEAD MAIL.
Stacks of Letters Returned to the
Writer, UncaIIed For.

Postmatter Brown is housekeeping
this week, cleaning up a lot Of the old
letters that have accumulated in the
Office IN the past several months. While
good many iletters that come are
directed to return to the writer within
certain limited number of days, it
usually happens that the recipients of
the Letters do not call regularly for
their mail and so the letters are held
longer that the or 10 days specified.
Frequently. too, the one to whom the
letter IS addressed leaves defnate in
structions to hold their mail until he
or she calls for it, 50 that the post
master has no option in the matter.
Eighty per cent. or enen more. Of the
letters bear upon the envelope the adj
dress Of the sender, so the letters can
go back to the writer's without being
sent to the dead letter Office. Only
very small percentage of the unclaimed
mail has to BE- sent to the dead letter
office.
Speaking Of the dead letter office,
curious fact in brought to light. While
the experts there are able to decipher
almost anything that is written in the
way of an address they can almost
ross the seas and read the minds of
he writers themselves they can't
write for sour apples. Mr.. Brown says \
hat some of the letters that are sent
lere from the dead letter office are
more illegible than the unreliable lot
ers they translate so readily. He be-
eyes they are so busy thinking of
rocked handwriting that their own
axes on that shape without their
moving it.
An Inspector, who was here a short
inc ago, said that Mr.. Brown was, by
sason Of his Accommodations to the
ublic. doing much more than he is re-
uired to do, and that it is no wonder
e had lost Is pounds in the last few
onths. 1t isn't every postmaster,
no. when he shuts up the Office for a
tile rest on Sundays, will leave card
/ the door saying that he could be
und at such and such place in case =
urgent business. Shoshone is mighty ]
cky in having an accommodating post
aster, but there is danger of working
m to death.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22

J See Frost for patented lands. $40 {,
ss per acre.
Major Fred Reed was 10 town or
business Monday night
Mrs Hail Horne went up 10 HALEY
Iharsday morning for brief visit
a fresh upplyof high grade chocolate
and bon boris az stafrh's drug store.
Perhaps sou would BIKE 70 sell your
raaeb. c'aim, or toxin lots We are 10
ise real estate business naddock
Land Co.
Mrs. Brosiua. the efficient nurse at
the OH hospital. reports that al the
beds are taken and cots are required 10
meet lbe demand
Improved ranches. Carey Act claims
and homestead Accomplishments for sale
90 bargain prices Let as know what
you want. Haddock Land Co.
The Catholic Indies will serve a hot
chicken dinner. Sunday Nov. 2ith, at
The old Reynolds paint shop between
.he hours Of ard p. m. All are in
sited TO attend
The village Of Rupert offers $50
'eward for the arrest and conviction of
he dog poisoner who has been oper-
sting there and one citizen viii add
Inother So TO the reward.
Mrs. Emma Reed visited this week
With her brothee. W. NJ Fields Of sho-
hone. She is on her way for visit
With her son. Miles Reed, president Of /.
he Academy Of Idaho at Pocatello.
In view Of recent developments in !
nj about shoshone there is no reason :
Thy President Roosevelt should suffer =
rom fear Of race suicide in this part
{ Idaho which seems 10 be extremely
roductiye IN more ways than one. u
DO you want pure cough remedy? q
DO sou want a sure cough remedy? +
DO you want a cough remedy that :,
Is no equal? !
DO you want the best cough remedy? ;.
Then get Hickory Bark Cough Rem a,
y. = For sale by T. NJ. Starrh and
alcrs everywhere.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22
THE WEEK IN BRIEF
Being Review Of the interesting Happenings County
General and shoshone

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r..s.
yaE iss=s - - +
~ va 'As'''y ss''ed g Mlp'-
t.s = ''fN tfa''e 'hpf"'
= 7'''f'i efNf STORE.
- 9'itef 'gFe tmsnt o. earth ihaa
s'pq 'aHe rshi now We have g ~
ii'aa'sA land go
e a. heAee wife aad soa returned
iesat HEH, irem Portland aud JET
ufesa where hey had beta
fit'fihs ief tnf past HNt weeks
Haiics Lard Co.. improved rauch-
tary e eiaims and omessend re-.
" 'H.s - pafAAlh
'" "'''l you want +
Corn aeeehitr q Af mad Ars. Hair
0'san. = t"'n Fails had yery diff .
.t..l t''a''l operation performed az The
i''ll h'sF'iHi lasl SUNDAY which was
s'''''f'f a'esesial'
A0ha Cullen this week bought the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22
Union Thanksgiving Services.

On Thanksgiving Day a union ser
vice will be held in the Methodist
church at HOO a. m. a cordial invi-
tation is extended to the people of
Shoshone to attend this service and
give thanks for the many mercies God
has vouehsafed our country during the
past year
REV THOMAS NJ. PATTERSON.
REV. c. A. VARNuM.
REV. SIDNEY w. CREAsEY.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22

{ FOR SALE 100 acres on Big Wooc
} River, all under fence, 100 acres in cul.
tivation, rs acres alfalfa, 1900 water
right, good improvements, s35 an acre
including machinery. Big bargain.
A. d. Crothers, Shoshone, Idaho.
Hon. Joseph G. Camp, the silver
tongued orator Of the South" delivered
one Of his famous lectures at the Opera
house Thursday night to an apprecia-
tive audience. Mr. Camp is an eloquent
and foscefu speaker and is well worth
hearing
This stork made flying visit 20 the
Din hospital last Friday night leaving
the Rev and Mrs. Greasy beautiful
baby girl weighing enpounds. Friends
If Mrs. Greasy win be pleased TO know
that she and her infant daughter wiz
be able 70 receive them 10 few days
e. d. Lehmkuhl, office manager for
the Idaho Irrigation company. went up
TO Alberta Thursday morning with his
5tcnographer to again take up his head
quarters in the company office at Al
Derta He had been at Gooding for
week looking over the registration and
ling for the big land drawing there on
he 18th.
Hepburn has been 80 healthful that
hey have never started a village grave
ard and are planning to buy tract
rom the state for that purpose. In
lew Of the bad blood that has been
TIRED up over the toll bridge some of
he Journal readers are wondering if
ir Miller Of Burnley will take this as
ad sign.
The series Of revival meetings that !
ad continued at the Baptist church =
)r the preceding three weeks came to :
close Sunday. Rev Owens, of AS Il
'ria, the evangelist. was in charge .
nd did good work for the church. 1t =
understood that seven new members !,
ave been received into the church on
OF faith. 3;
Harry Anderson is in Boise this week. Re
attend the meeting of the county p
ditors Of the state. Practically every a
unity auditor of Idaho viii be present. n
Of all Office accounting sys- m
ms is one of the chief objects of the W
eeting The auditors are to be en- lii
rtained by State Examiner Goaslind, OF
banquet at the ldanha. 70
A ''rummage sale" is announced for =,
cember Bird, by tho ladies guild of -
rist church when clothing, and all =;
IDS of unused or second hand articles -
| be sold. Many excellent bargains
! be offered and many a home will
the better for getting rid of old
icles that are no good there, but
yht be very useful in other places. "a,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22
there!
Purdum s. Purdunl

Do a general business in livery,
Feed, Coal, Ice, and General
Hauling and Transfer. We moye
Anything. Phone 4S-2.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22

FOR sALE-16O acres on Big Wood
River, all under fence, 100 acres in cul-
tivation, rs acres alfalfa, 1900 water
right, good Improvements, S35 an acre
including machinery. Big bargain.
A. D. Crothers, Shoshone, Idaho
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19

Butter-Nut bread does not get
stale in one day. 1t cannot. The in
gradients prevent that.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19

ration of the Ethiopian American
Steamship Freight and Passenger
Colonization Company. The incorpo-
rators are J. f. Lewis. G. II. Allison
and &. J. Durrough and Phoenix is
named as the principal place of BUSH
ness. There is no mention as to
whether business is to be conducted
anywhere else or not, but the incor-
porators live in Los Angeles. II may
he presumed that the head office will
be here and that the liners will dock
and sail from a harbor vet to be inn
proved on Salt River. The articles an
nOunce that the purpose Of the compa-
ny is to build ships to carry freight
and passengers from all parts of the
world to Africa, to colonize the
Ethiopian race in Africa and to nego-
tiate for lands for colonies etc. The
capital stock named is 100000 and
shares are 81 each. The articles were
drawn with a pen, pretty badly spell
ed and otherwise suggestive that the
first need Of the company is lawyer
and a secretary with more technical
understanding of details.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19

cRAVENS SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
240 West jefferson Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19

dent for his case in that of Robert
Parsons. who was once pardoned from
the penitentiary after serving fourteen
years for killing a woman in drunk
en- brawl in a saloon. Parsons was a
British subject and had influential
friends After a service Of fourteen
years they believed he had been pun
ished enough and the British repre-
sentatives requested his pardon as a
special favor to that government and
ii was granted. II is said by Pima
county officials that Smiths guilt
was well proven and it is not cOnsid-
cred an analogous case. \ thing that
works sometimes will not always
work the next time. The United
States is very friendly with Mexico,
but if the friendship were as strong
~ demonstrated as far as Smith thinks
ii ought to be toward a friendly ma
ton. there would be an immediate de-
population of the penitentiary.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19

whitney, rendered Arizona very ma
terial aid during her statehood fight
IN, congress a year ago. by using MS
influence with eastern statesmen in
behalf of the territory's autonomy.
A MISSIONARY TOUR-A. Rede-
will will leave this evening for Cali
fornia on business and pleasure. and
incidentally he will devote large
part of his time to missionary work
for Arizona. He will he well supplied
with literature describing the territory
i'm general and this valley In particu-
lar and it IS confidently expected that
soon after he reaches the golden state
an army of immigrants will begin to
arrive from that direction. Mr.. Red
ewill does not go in the furtherance
of any particular colonization scheme.
All he wants is to get good peon.? 10
come here to live and he is no more
prejudiced against millionaires than
he is against paupers. He will tackle
everybody who looks like he could be
Jared loose from the coast country
or made 10 appreciate the virtues of n
place that is even better.
A SLIM HOPE.-Fred \. Smith.
who vas sent To tho penitentiary from
Pima COUNT two or three years ago
for burglary. it is understood is taking
steps to bring before the governor an
application for pardon. The prelim-
inaries consist i'm trying to convinc"
the British representatives in this
country that he is a subject of the
crown and that he is more sinned
against than SHINING. and desires their
influence in his behalf, feeling that
the Arizona authorities will yield as
4 special favor to Great Britain. Ii
is understood Smith finds prece-
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19

Inside this store you may this candy
buy,
Pounds are sold here by the score.
Just for luck give il try,
And you'll come back for more.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19
OF LOCAL
III INTEREST
THE WEATHER..
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for todayFair; slightly de-
rapOerafura
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19
AFRICA FOR THE AFRICANS.

Again the old project of moving all
the colored people IN THIS country 10
Africa. is to be undertaken, this time
by some of their race in California,
who have a business turn OF mind.
and who perhaps can see in II millions
for themselves as well as a settlement
of the race question. Recently there
was filed in the territorial auditors
office set Of articles for the incorpo-
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19

man who sold it in Tucsonf to a
brother-i law OF Enriques Enriques
was put under cash bond of $50. and
viii be given a hearing today.
A MOUNTAIN TRiP-Dr. r. NJ
Tafel expects to leave Friday for a
short trip in the mountains to look at
some mining properties in which he is
interested. He proposes TO move his
offices into one OF the new skyscrap-
ers under construction opposite the
Hotel Adams on Adams street and
takes this opportunity for a vacation
during the time the building is being
finished.
CANANEA BULLETIN. - Circular
letters have been sent out BY g. l..
Grass. announcing that about October
L. a new semi-weekly newspaper will
begin publication i'm Cananea. II Is
to be called The Bulletin. II is TO be
equipped with an uR-to-date plant
and the machinery Will be operated
with electric power. The paper is to
be independent, refraining from vul-
gar personalities and articles of an
abusive nature. with a care to prop
ogate and promote all enterprises per-
tanning 10 the best business interests
OF the large camp"
THE FINDER OF A HORSE-Some
time ago Claude Johnson. an Indian
living a mile and half east Of Scots
dale found a horse near his place at
the point of death for water and food.
He took charge Of the animal and
has now put it into fair shape. but he
does not want to keep it any longer,
since he has twenty-nine ponies OF his
own to look after. He can dispose Of
il only by turning i; over to the own
ct. whom he is DESTROYS of finding
The animal is Of large size and dark
brown. 1t has a variety Of brands,
one on the left hip Co" bar Al on
the right rump and diamond shaped
white spot in the forehead.
AN APPRECIATIVE cLERK-A
Phoenix clerk was congratulating
himself Yesterday on the fact that he
was employed by firm which ac-
knowledges allegiance to the Jewish
faith. He Is convinced that he per-
sonally profits very materially by that
fact in the reduction of his hours OF
labor to a minimum For instance
during the present month he gets full
pay for working only two-thirds OF
the time. and the best Of il is that II
comes in one of the hottest months Of
the year when frequent vacations are
desirable. To get a line on things the
young man recapitulated as follows:
This month there are five Sundays.
four Friday half holidays equal to two
whole days. labor day and Yom Kip
pur and Rosh Hashonah. the two Jew
ish holidays, or a total Of ten days
rest. leaving a net of only twenty
working days.
GOOD GROUSE SHOoTiNG.-J. J.
Briggs, secretary of the board of con-
troll, has received a post card telling
him where to find some excellent
grouse shooting, but Mr. Riggs is too
busy to go hunting just now. The
card comes from Skibo castle. Scot
land. which stands in the midst of
some fine game preserves. and the
writer is Harry Whitney. an old
friend of Mr.. Riggs. who is enjoying
the hospitality of Andrew Carnegie
during the summer. Mr. Whitney is a
resident of New Haven. a nephew Of
Henry VI. Whitney and a son of the
recently retired president of the Win
chester Arms Company of New Haven.
Mr.. Riggs says that his friend. Harry
Arizona republican., 1907-09-19
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
puOFNIX CITY TINE.

II1OL-NIN u
Leave. Arrive.
1.-THE Diamond Jo," for Hot
Springs Junction castle
Hot Spgs.) Wickenburg,
Prescott and branch
points. Jerome. Ash Fork
Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco and all points
west 1925 am. 2:25 am.
"The Daylight Express,
for Wickenburg. A. & c.
branch points, Congress
Junction, Prescott. Ash
Fork. Denver. Kansas
City. Chicago and all
points east 500 am. 3:45 pm.
No trains on A. & c. Ry. or Poland
branch Sundays.