davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
EpIoro

Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judicial
de San Juan, P. r.
Secci6n Ia-Jacobina Garcia, viuda de
Esteban Garcia, y sus hijos, de-
:, mandantes, VS.. Succession de
Crist6bal Vallecillo, demandados
No 35S--Sobre cobro de pesos.
Estados Unidos de America, SIS. Ell.
Presidente dc los Estados Unidos,
--Emplazamiento
A Antonio y Arsenic Vallecillo i
Mandry, cuyo paradero Sc ignora.
Por la presente Sc notiGca a us
tedes, como parte de la Succession de-.
mandada, que Sc ha radicado ell la Sc
cretaria de la Corte arriba menciona-
da, la demanda de Esteban Garcia.
hoy su succession, Ell la cual SC pide a-
la Corte que Sc condene uetedes Y Il
los demas sucesores de Crist6bal va
llecillo, al pago de mil noveclenros
cincuenta y cinco pesos setenta \ oc1o
centavos, como saldo de cuenta co.
rriente 4 favor del demandante. hov
su succession, mas los intereses lepales
correspondence y costas del pleito
Y Sc notifca y previene 4 ustedes
que de no comparecer contestar di-
cha demanda dentro de los cuarenta
dias contados desde la publication del
dltimo edicto, los demandantes no
dram solicitar de la Corte que les con
ceda las peticiones de su demanda.
Este edicto Sc publicara en- el pe-
rlodico La DEMOCRACIA, de san Juan
P. R., durante seis semanas Y una
vez cada semana.
Es Abogado de los denandantes
ell Lcdo. don Eugenio Benitez Castaiio.
En- testimonio de 10 cual estanpo
aqul mi frma y el sello de la Gorte
hoy dia siete de JUNO de 1907. .-IosE
f. F1GUERAs, Secretario. = Por A.
MARIN MARIEN, Secretario auxiliar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
Sc ACABO e. BOLOR

Con el anestesieo <Dentudos
to obtiene la completa ausencia del
dolor en- todas las estvasciones den
tales. De vents en- la fsrmaoia de
eColon1. Plaza principal, San
Juan. Diriiase la correspondence
al senior NJ. NJ. P. 0. Box AL San
Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
AVtSO G

Sc vende por lamitad de su valor
un aparato para fabricar bebidas car
bonatadas. Sc componen del genera
dor tres fuentes con sus correspondents
tes lavaderos de gaz, una mesa para
llenar botellas de tapones de gravita
ci6n y su llenador de STONES.
Parainformes oirigirse en- Camuy
q ANToNIoCASTILLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
I'll UNICO H|J0"
MOTEL. NAGUABO.

Ofrece hospedaje en- habitaciones
y ventiladas a precios su-
mamente moderados. Tiene servicio
de coches para viajar entire preblos
linftrofes
MI6UEI. B. GARCIA
Propietario,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

ado 10 r
aleo mpoerhee
PuetoR FTmaca
as lie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

naquaas para han de % CORaas de actOas compas
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Clip the Coupon.

W. NJ. Hankins, proprietor Of the
Atwood Pharmacy, has an advertise
ment in today's Gazette-News offer
ing S2.70 worth of SanitoI Drepara-
tons for 500. This is one of the
most remarkable offers ever made,
and all you have to do is to cut out
the coupon and mail it with a one
dollar bill to the Sanitol Manufact-
uring Company. Mr.. Hankins is a
stakeholder in the company and
backs the offer with his personal
guarantee. If you are not satisfied
with the preparations bring them
back to him and he will not only
refund your dollar but reimburse
you for whatever trouble you have
been put to. Don't delay as the
offer expires very shortly
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
No Limit Set.

During the recent money strin-
gency most of the banks of the
country, among them most of the
Florida banks, nave inaugurated a
limit as to the amount of currency
each deposltor is allowed to with
draw. Most Of the banks allow $25
per day or 500 per week. The
Merchants Bank, of this city, how
ever, made no such rule but deposi-
tors we're invited to come and get
their money on demand. . This
speaks well indeed for Daytona' S
financial institution, and leads tc
the remark that it now has sur
plus of over $4,000, or in other
words the surplus exceeds the
capital stock. Depositors, perhaps
do not appreciate the inconvenience
to which they would be subject had
this bank followed the general rule
as to limiting Withdrawals,
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Captured Red Fox.

For some time b. \. Stevens,
who lives on South Eldgewood
avenue, has been troubled by some
thing taking his chickens and
finally decided it was a fox. Tues
day morning he reported to ". ".
Douglas that the animal had again
been after his fowls and Mr,
Douglas and Theodore Tice at once
hurried to Mr., Stevens place, taking
with them three hounds, two of
them being only five months old,
which Mr. Douglas had received
from kentucky. They put the
dogs on the trail and they soon ran
the fox to earth, The dogs were
held in leash as it was hoped to
capture the fox alive and this was
accomplished. Mr. Douglas now
has the fox Gagged.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Secured the Deer.

Friday evening of last week John
Robarts discovered some fresh deer
tracks in the western part of town
and calling together a number Of
the city's nimrods and adding their
dogs to his own pack of hounds
started on the trail of the creature
which was overtaken and dispatched
about a mile and half west OF
Beach street on line with Second
avenue. The party included }, L.
Robarts, John and Bob Rawlings
w. W. Douglas, H. E. Quigg, Thad
McCollum and NJ. H. Zuber.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Went Squirrel Hunting.

Messrs. NJ. B. and Is. Foltz we're
among those who took advantage of
Thanksgiving Day to go cunning.
They had a couple Of colored boys
familiar with the country along with
them as guides, and after firing of
shooting gray squirrels in the ham
mocks they pushed on westward to
the fatwoods, where among the pine
timber they secured a couple of fine
fox squirrels. They also added a
moccasin snake to their collection
during the day.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07

Have you started to buy those
Christmas presents yeti
Of course not. You say it's too
early, but it isn't.
You have always delayed buying
them until Christmas Eve, haven't
you. And yet you were angered if
you did not get Just what you
wanted Or if the presents were not
delivered on time.
In the Gazette News you will find
the Christmas announcements of
thirty Daytona business houses who
have Christmas attractions and are
now ready for your trade.
L. H. Rowe & Co, inform the Ga
zette-News that they are already
laying aside many articles. They
have a very elaborate stock of Jew
elry, silyerware, cut glass and many
novelties.
Geo. H. Clark likewise has a fine
line Of the same class of goods and
you will find something at his store
that is bound to please you.
Anthony Brothers and The Globe
announce number of attractive az
tlcles as presents for gentlemen
Then comes Gardiner Art Store
and Photo Studio with water colors,
frames, framed pictures and art
novelties, as well as kodaks and
kodak supplies.
The Gruber- Morris Hardware
Company has a list Of a few appro-
pirate articles and a visit to their
store will suggest many more pretty
things as gifts.
Barnes, the Novelty Man, sells ey-
erything- In fact he has so many
things that it would be useless to
enumerate any.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
The Reliance in Port.

The houseboat Reliance came
down the river Saturday and tied up
at the Halifax River Yacht Club
dock. The Reliance is from Balti-
more and carries a crew of four.
She is a large, roomy boat, well
built and nicely fitted out. Her
length over all is sixty-fye feet and
beam sixteen feet, while her draft is
only thirty inches.
There is a large stateroom on the
upper deck, aft of the pilot room,
which is also a very comfortable
room. In fact space is not skimped
in any part Of the boat, her state
rooms and galley on the lower deck
having more the appearance of
rooms in a house ashore. She has
a nice bathroom and other conven-
fences and can carry a fresh water
supply Of 400 gallons and POO gal
Ions of gasoline, her motive power
being supplied by White & Mid
dleton engine which propels her at
a uniform speed of about SIX miles
per hour. Altogether she is a fine,
comfortable boat, Just the trick for
cruising in southern waters.
The Reliance came by way Of the
canal from St. Augustine and was
held up at the Smith Greek draw
bridge for several days, being toe
large to pass it. The dredge Tomoka
removed the bridge on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, allowing the Reliance tc
continue her Journey to this place
The Reliance is owned by Capt.
Nelson, of the Nelson Yacht Build
ing Company, of Baltimore, but is
here to find a purchaser during the
season
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07

Wallace's Curio Store has many
pretty new novelties this year that
will please young and old alike.
AS to bon bons and candies gen
orally the Atwood Pharmacy,
Yonng's Pharmacy, T. F. Curtis &
Son and J. A. Shanks & Son can
supply you with the finest,
If you prefer something in the
dry goods line the Chas. E. Gardi-
ner Company or the Peck-Hendricks
Company can supply your wants.
O. S. Burnett, the Tailor, can fur
nish the new suit you have thought
to buy your son or husband.
For Christmas cakes and other
sweet things call at the Daytona
! Bakery
K. H. Lesesne, at the Kodak
Place, has many new and attractive
novelties this year, as well as pic
lures and art goods.
The Bee Hive, conducted by j.
". Fulgham can fit you out with
presents for the whole family.
! If it's furniture you're thinking
of read the ads. of the Bingham &
Maley Company, the Halifax Furni-
ture Company and the Daytona
Furniture Company.
! If you are going out for your
Christmas dinner remember that
| Macs Cafe announce that they will
serve from noon until SIX in the ev-
ening.
! If you expect to have a family
gathering at your home Odum can
furnish you with a fine turkey, and
! the Conrad Grocery Company has an
elaborate line of fresh fancy gro
ceries especially for the Christmas
trade.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Buy Christmas Gifts Now,
Say Daytona Merchants
Gazete-News Today

s. Nakabayashi at the Japanese
Curios Store has many unique ar
ticles typical of his native country.
For new Christmas millinery Mrs
s. NJ Ryan, at the Shell Boat, bids
for your patronage
Don't miss calling at McFadden's s,
He announces many pretty SOU
venirs.
T. S. Wood, in addition to dry
goods, has toys, dolls and curios.
The Merchants Bank has an an
nouncement that if you follow will
make your children happy
The Pictorial addition of the Ga
zette-News for 1903 will he on
sale IN a few days and will make an
appropriate remembrance for friends
in the North
The stocks of the various mer-
chants are complete now. Later on
they will be broken and shattered
What you see in the show window
today may not be there next week.
If You buy the gift now that you
think You think your friend will
fancy You will be sure of it. If you
wait till later it may be gone. The
early shopper gets the pick Of the
goods. That means they get pre-
cisely what they want.
! Buy early and everybody is
happy. The merchant and his
clerks are not now so rushed as they
will be the last few days before
Christmas. In the rush you are
liable to be fretful and think you
are neglected by the salepeople
Now they have time to wait on you
properly.
Buy your Christmas presents
early.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
DuckerS Ducked.

Among the various Thanksgiving
hunting parties none perhaps proved
more of Il boomerang than that
which left Holly Hill in jubllant
spirits about six o'clock Wednesday
evening Of last week, expecting to
spend the next day shooting ducks
and squirrels at the head of the
Halifax,
The party consisted Of II. c.
Quattlebaum, Monte Smiley, Fred
Newcomb and a colored man by the
name Of Emanuel Smith Their
craft, a row boat belonging to f. \.
Richards, was heavily laden with
bedding, provisions, ammunition
and guns.
On their way mp the river they
were overtaken by a launch con-
tanning some acqualntances bound
for St. Augustine, who gave them Il
tow to the draw bridge ON Smith
Creek where they decided to make
camp and await daylight. 1t was
about two a. M, when they reached
! this point, which proved to be one
of disaster. They had transferred
their guns and some other articles
! to the launch when they boarded
her and she was stopped while they
again put their belongings in the
rowboat and this had been accom-
plished and Smith was standing on
one side Of the boat when Monte
Smiley attempted to step into her
with a two-galIon Jug Of water, As
he did so the boat listed and al
though Monte saved himself with
nothing more than a foot wetting
the boat capsized with Smith and
and the cargo in about nine feet OF
water. The launch was obliged to
continue her journey, leaving the
unfortunate hunters to recover their
property as best they could.
/ Imagine their plight Their bed
ding was soaked, their provisions
gone and their guns, ammunition
and other things at the bottom
the creek. Two of the number con
stituted themselves a diving party
and after considerable work recov,
cred three of their four guns, then
ammunition, and chunk of cheese
The fourth gun was recovered after
daylight and the cheese, after being
| denuded Of its accumulation Of rivel
mud, formed their only article o.
break fast.
There was nothing to be done bu
make their way homeward which
proved a difficult task as there wa:
a head wind and the waves were
running high on the Halifax.
They put one of the party ashor
: lust south of the mouth of the To
moka river, another in the northern
part of Ormond and Mr.. Quattle
baum deserted the boat between
, Ormond and Holly Hill, leavin!
Smith and another colored mai
hired at Ormond to bring the boa
home.
Their ammunition, although
water soaked, still proved all RICH
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Cut From Mahogany.

H. Y. Thompson recently com
pleted at S. H. Gove's shop severa
handsome pieces Of cabinet work fol
J. Earl Bacon of Number Nine
Several months ago Mr.. Bacon
brought to the shop a mahogany
log, picked up on the beach, to b'
worked up for him IN this manne.
and the articles just finished, des(
chair, pipe rack and lamp, are II
addition to a number of others pre-
viously made for him.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07

and three ducks were killed on the
way home, but the enthusiasm of
the party had vanished and only
three ducks which courted destruc-
ton drew their fire. Weary, water
soaked and hungry they Ionged for
home, which they reachad in the
late afternoon, having passed
Thanksgivlng'Day in fasting if not
in prayer.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Lemons, Maybe.

a new club has been formed in
Daytopa this week known as the
Lemon Club. The charter list is
quite large and Includes many we'll
known citizens. The initiation fee
is twenty-five cents, and the funds
derived are to be used to buy an
oyster stew for each member. JUS
tice Titus is Chief Gazabo, while
G, B. Young is Master Of Com.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Elected Officers.

At the regular meeting of Foun-
tain City Lodge No, Sc, Knights of
Pythias held Monday night, Garth
b. Young, proprietor Of Young S
Pharmacy, took the First Rank
degree and the following officers
were elected:
". c. Smith Chancellor Dom
mander.
Chas. V Gailor- Vice Chancellor
Commander.
Wesley Herrick-Prelate.
Joseph Osborne-Master of Work.
a. X Brokaw -keeper of Records
and Seals and Master Of Finance.
c. N. Bingham-Nlaster of En-
chequer.
P. T. Hart Master at Arms.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
THE PASTEUR
TREATMENT.
Arrangements have Been Made by
the City Health Officer For Be-
ginning the Treatment Here.
{! = 2

The State Health Officer has made
arrangements with the laboratory
of the City Of New York by which
the State Board of Health lis now
enabled to offer to the people of
Florida the Pasteur treatment for
hydrophobia. Through the efforts
Of Daytont's city health officer, DR..
E. L. Stewart, the first installment
of this treatment will be kept on
hand and ready for immediate use
at the Atwood Pharmacy, Daytona
being probably the first city in the
State, outside of Jacksonville, to be
thus prepared for the treatment of
of the dread disease of hydrophobia.
The following extract from Florida
Health Health Notes will be of in
terest:
'In the first place it is a preven-
tIon-not cure
''The time to give the treatment
is Immediately after the individual
is bitten by mad animal. After
one is bitten, by mad dog say,
there is a lapse of Is to so days
before the disease develops. 1t is
during this time that the Pasteur
treatments given. When the dis
ease develops it is eternally too late,
"The principal Of the treatment
is to render the individual immune
to the disease, just as one is rem
dered immune to smallpox by vac
cination, or immune to plague by
Haffkine's serum.
I'm practice, the treatment is sent
out as follows: When a health officer
who is in touch with the New York
laboratory has case to treat, he
wires the labratory to send the
treatment. Upon receipt of the
telegram the labratory sends the
first dose and each succeeding day
sends the succeeding dose until the
entire series is sent. The health
officer gives the series as received
And thus the treatment is conducted
at home as we'll as anywhere else.
''It must not be inferred from
this that only the State Board O
Health can administer this treat
ment. Any physician can whe
places himself in touch with th'
New York laboratory, SO that he cal
get the treatment without delay,
Another natural question is
VIII not the delay in getting it from
New York initiate against it? W.
answer: the initial dose can be KEEP
on hand and given as soon as tn
patient reaches Daytona. Th'
second dose will be received in dut
time, and thus no delay experienced
(Only the first dose can be KEEP
this way.
1T is this that the State Board 0
Health has arranged for and nov
offers to the people Of Florida. l
will be administered at the office o
of DR.. E. L. Stewart, directly unde
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07

BIB. Baggett, Bernard kellar,
Roy Barnes and Percy Rogers drove
over to DeLand Thanksgiving Day
to see the football game, which is
said to have drawn the largest crowd
of football enthusiasts ever gathered
in this section of the country.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07

the auspices of the State Health
Officer. The services of the Board
are given gratuitously and for the
INDECENT the labratory fees will be
paid.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07
Believes in Publicity.

Joseph Osborne, the plumber,
with this issue largely increases his
advertising space in the Gazette
News columns, calling attention to
the bathroom and other fixtures of
the Standard Sanitary Mig. Co., of
Pittsburg, which he handles and is
prepared to supply your house, the
work being done promptly and by
skilled plumbers. Mr. Osborne
has large, we'll fitted shop and
carries good stock Of supplies and
it will be to your advantage tc
apply to him for anything in the
way o. plumbing.
Mrs. George Heath, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, arrived Tuesday al
ternoon and is visiting her mother
Mrs. Katherine Beebe. on Ridge.
wood avenue, Blake.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07

paid
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-25
9rauklxrss @mitle
WsH N?k 
 @.AslAkE
June 10, 1907.

i For w June 10, 1907.
 x5:s5, eS xs'5o. fGF7E@2'42a, a7:25 ssoo 4:as 's:os ssiso, im@S;52. 15:00. s10: :SO ls1I. ,a Sr +d.g6' l2:12, 'I:25. sf.e s9.1n gs'sl. ylaE 11 .6:os s.9E sS9iEe4; al4:25, 4:35, s5io, E' sf:54, jsSSS: jsS::a 10 dBTTindgeportl, '6:Sa seSslg .T, 23' s4:45, x7:55, *S:55 a % m S1a9Ss2R S1aa99Sss2xR I'll ;50, t2:0e, s2:I0, ss.5I a.5s a5s 1lzzsysS SS sy2;5Oi s.20 h ~D;OO' 1 T'o6. '7:54 ns;50 eS:iS For Washington via Ty.r,.,.. ...
 l;gO a D; m, +12:05 night, daily. nanfso TUr boston ssb 2. via HartSora and yvfIIbs ideHce@ssc17v nc sson vis ssNs New London andsPsov. :s:5%S % asSE F.jSE fsss' .l5:ss l5asst ] X 70 sSs: 'aiss; Fss aSS 5s.i.B SS $, is' 5sS P 2 h. sa''a am. a lS :i:ts :H:ts, :S:ts :sts
 For Hartford, SprlDgffeid. Frtc' Ssa.A41 Tl;SG 14:oO, 6:86, 7:45. s:Os Sfo HartfofS. Frdaysy2' Fdys' xs45 @ss4q5nessfdays' foos T.rrsdays ads e6:4S, eos (to Hartford), a7iIaa. xS;SE 9:50 p. m. Sundays-*1:I0, xS:0s vY4k,SM q a.2a n1,' < sl:42. '5;s5. '5:48, 7:iO. xsf!lSgg For New .,i London, etc.-.s:17, .2.sx sia!cia si5ai si2s iss s.s$s 1t;o5 xlI1i:ss. %s S DfSay prookl %4il8. s4.b0, 6:50 6,1hT sll6:SS, r6;59, S15, (to Guflford) s8.is tN Is;l7 ,iss7 "2;53, S:52 a. m. 1920, s2:54. sS.EN. ror Middlet0wn, WiIIimantic. Efc. a;S5 & m; 12:58, 5:3s, 5:55 lto WorcssSte1 ana Fltchburg) p. m. Sundays-7:20 N For shelburne Falls, etc.--7:4< q ua Iz:S1 Mast sdfs Sto New Hartford), 4:O1, 5:5l (t7
 For Waterbury--s:5s, 500, sS:sB. s:4s. sundsays: s 5s l2:lS. S!sg' 5S5, TAO 11:4o ?, m D. m. is V'sV' e'@9 . For Winsted--6:5S, $40 $. m 1s.,a z;0o, e.53, S5;326, 1:4O p, m. Sundays-s:sO as
 For -PittsaeId and 1ntermed,atu raoints-5:65 aann (via Bridgeportl 9:sb as r,s s1;VO, 4;lO p. m. Sundays-S:O0 a. m
 For Litchfield--9.35 q In.. s2,Ol. n4siAA a6;OO p; m. sundays-S:OO a, S' mi @-OOa { EOughkeepsie-s2:0J :0J, a5;00 D. m
 New York via Bridgeport and sfenms err ;2S a, m. Sundays-7.55 a. nj Saturdays only. #Exnress fra,rw nParlor car limited xT5ocai exnress atcept Saturdays. mMoudays oTsiy.
 O' M' SHEPARD, N. 0. COfiMY.
 Gen. supt.. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agf.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-25
ANCHOR LINE. GLASGOW and LONDOND ERRY

Shilling from New YOTK every SaturdaY NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMSHIPS
 wCALEDONIA' and "COLUMBIAW
 Average passage 71s days | AND FAVORITE STEAMSHIPS
 WAstoriao and ssE7urnemsfal''
 For rates of saloon, second cabin or third class passage, book of tours ana further information apply to Hender~ son Brothers New York
 Or, Jas Mustarde, 94 Crown st.. Bish- op & Co.,, 1855 Orange street, J, F.. Shanley, 785 Grand ave, J. A Svenson, 5l6 State St; Sweezey & Kelsey, 10A Church St.. New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-25
Montauk Steamboat Co. s Lns.i

Between New London and Greenports Shelter Island and Sag HarborI Long Is land.
 Steamer 'Nantasket" leaves New 1jon- don, week days, 10:0o a. Tl., a;IQ D. m Leaves Sag Harbor 6:00 a. m., 12:S0 pm.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-25

In Lewiston, Me-, there is a young woman cobbler, and in New York State a blacksmith shop is run byI 4S--4@ s-szraany ass 4,s..,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-25
New Haven Line
FOR NEW YORK, THE
 SOUTH AND WEST. .hARi1s REDUCED 75c TO NEW YORR EXCURSION TICKETS s1.2S.

=, VI S11HzzAAtD I4VlIAs
 from New Haven-Leave Belle Dock ddally, except Mondays, a. m, also Sun-
 From New York-Leave Pier 2o. Haat River, foot Peck Slip, week days 2:9S m, Sunday 9:30 a. m, foot East 226 streeL week days 3 p. m, Sundays 10 Al n m Time between New Haven and New ssorR sto ta about i've hours: Tickets and st. also at Belle Dock and on steamer THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO. GEORGE c Black, Agent, New Haven, F. c, COLBY. Gen. Pass. Agent. N. V,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-25
The Recreation Tours.

Jamestown Exposition August 12sandI 26, also during September and octoDersI Six day trips, frst-ciass accommoda- tions. Circulars descriptive will be is- sued in a few days.
 Call on Bishop 6 O., 1855 Orange St.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-25

Griswold's tour to Europe sails by White Star steamer Republic July s1.
 For information call on H. J. Gris- wold, Y. M c A. building