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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30

COURT
OPINIOI

= The supreme court TODAY
petitions for rebearing in N.
the state Of Oregon vs.. Gror,.
state vs. Moses Taylor ana ~
vs.. Josiah Smith. Martin /,
a ten-year sentence in the 49,.
for killing his sweetheart, le1
Millions Taylor is the wealth, !
Ia rancher, who was convi,,., \
tempting to burn the barn =,
Of a neighbor, while Smith 4, -.
time in the penitentiary 70, I.
the city Of Astoria out Of sos1
Three decisions were sl,.
down by the court today:
The case Of Huffman Va s-n
reversed and remanded sn,n I,
won IN the court below. Jp,,l,, :
wrote the opinion.
This case involves two in
questionsi First, the right a,
tier upon unsurveyed public A.,
undisturbed possession ,her,o, !, /
purpose Of fling a HOMESTEAD ~
as soon as the lands are sur,,,.l. 4
second, whether or not the ,s,,i.
and confinement Of such settle !,
penitentiary after having s.,,gsl
a residence on such land. ,,,,,..
an abandonment. The court "a M
such a settler has a righ, 70 husI
turbed possession Of such laul, M J
court Of equity will pro,es, iir 4
possession as against tre,spsu.t I,
that the involuntary ab,,nss .,
settler from his claim, By r,su 4,
hnement In the pehitsntiafy s u,
itself abandonment of bic hglh n
latter point ia one never before u-
upon by this supreme court, ,l,rus
Tor tho decision being tha. lsrl a,
Comment consists Of voluntary nj
luishmcnt Of a right, eouplsa VIII d
intention 10 abandon he nns
Tho caso Of George tasa, " LstiI
NcCarty was reversed Mscu,y vd
he decision In the lover sourt m
Vas a Baker county case, bslsg q.
% foreclose a $500 mortgage
The case, Of Elsie r. Moun. Va n
NJ MeAnlay, ~ al, was reversed n
vas another Baker county us I
vas a suit 10 clear cloud frsa
aused by tax deed
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1--we st0ek Men FoTm Mvs,r

Beaver Colo, Jan. 3o-Ths ;oi,.
e'HNel''oH Of the American S.,
oFowers Association ana the N,,io.
/" lave Stuck Association opsBs5 hsr.
,'1sN The two organizations r,,s,,I,
oe''aed 80 form merger. the nsu, 80
poiA''on 70 be known as the Ns,io..i
lave stock Commission. Who's. -,
osFss'P viii he made up spti,.,~ !,
PF'deeing Interests and wlish s,.n
a general seatFl assembly or ,la,,,so
a"a'e for an national live sto,l 80
0''easFs associations the hosi.. =
= : e0-'r1rate vitA each otAs, ia
N@aenal Live s,Ock Commiszi,, a. -
appoint standing committees t,,n a.
-'''as Interests insludiBe ~. -
30 and railsOads, thess soumi,,.s, :.
= u-Aas up vita majority ~ -,
's''esael actual produeer.
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Goddard oo,s a rev DEEDS.

% Goddard tho wealthy timbsrman
of iaCro@e, Wis. who, perhaps. pur
chased moro % tho forged Oregon land
certificates than any other man, ap.
reafed before tho state land board thl,
mofuing. 20 have hods issued on she
fsw genuine certificates that DO holds
They are genuine on che face of them
Doe Oo,efnof Chamberlaln Is convinced
that iho original certificates we're oh
taiuei BY fraud, aud hence voted
against tho Issuance 81 tho deeds Dun
bar and Moofe however were OF the
or.uion that Goddard was an innocent
purchaser and 30 yotel 20 Issue tho
deeds
0o.slafd says that DO 10 willing 90
prosecute ruioF and MeKlulsy. and
vhea asked Why be- dii not order ths
arrest of Mckay, iu Seattle. a the
time DO was located BY West, stated
That no could not az that time under,
''Ana What connection Mckay had
with the oase. No claims % have re-.
sei'ed letter from Putsf dated al
Nau hnusi-so December loth. which
aas DELAYED several days IN delivery
ft.s vas tho last knowu eommunles.
''on that cav kuown persons has had 7
~ith either Putef Or MsKinls,.
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Blames Those VINO Landed
fHonr Ojeiock Edition.)

Seattle. Jan. 3O.--At the morning
session of the Valencia investigation
Louis Allison, an old man and sur
vivor said that all day Tuesday and
Wednesday were calm, and that they
could have launched boats if they had
them. He criticised the men Of the
two parties that made a landing for
not trying to help, and said Bunker
was the only man who tried to get to
the wrecked steamer after landing, and
he alone could not. He said one landed
party was not more than 200 feet from
the wreck. The greatest fault he
found was that no efforts were made
the following day to render assistance.
Albert Willis, a naval apprentice, cor.
federated Allison.
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on Their Honeynoon

MF and Mrs Edvard sebsshtm,v,,
OF San piego Cal, arrived tsrs Su,
l'l morning. and are visiting Mrs
s'Aa'h'"ayeFs grandmother. Mr.. Vii
'''" Armstrong on South Commercial
street.
M and Mrs Sthashtmayu wer,
married iH San Diego a week syo tod,
ana are Spending their hope,moop 1,
oreeoh Tie bride was a former s.lsu
g'Fl Miss ffieda Rsnnie. ani va hor-
IN s0e'a salem, where sAs spent mos
OF Asr giElh0od After several ~.
visit here they vii return - 81,
p'eso' where they win reside
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IN Circuit Court

As a result Of the forenoon session
of tte equity department Of the circui,
court. Judge Galloway made two dock.
20 entries az follows The case Of
Char Scott, assignee, ". D. VI. smith.
q a.. was continued until later date
on stipulation Of counsel.
A. C. pauc, dsfaultsd 20 the a..
vores ease iH which he Is The defend.
ant
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"At cnpple Greek -

ono Of tho best melodramas that
has appeared IN Salem 10 a long time
was that of "At Cripple Greek, " which
showed az the Grand last evening The
theatre was packed from the gallery 20
tho footlighta and one and an en-.
ioyed ihe play This was fully syl
dehssi by tho round after round Of
applause.
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Notice b. hereby given that ths part
n'F'hiP heretofore s,is,iug uufrr ths
hrm name of p L. lryins a 90. hs,
ihis ia, been mutually dissolved n "
Fisher retiring from ihe arm. An nm,
la' ~il te payable % ths new frm oi
r. D. lf'iu a Co. auJ all accounts ou
me e' 'he hrm will De- raia ty said E
3. Irwin a ~.
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ToR ATToRNnY .anNHRAL.

The undersigned hereby announce,
himself as a candidate for reelection
% ihe once Of attorney general. sub.
jcct 20 The approval Of Republican
voters ~ ihe primaries
A NJ. CRAWFORD.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB.
LIC INSTRUCTION.

] hereby announce myself as can.
didaie for renomination for the Office
of Superintendent Of Public 1nstuc.
ton, ani solicit the support Of all Re.
pubicabs at the primaries April Goth
j. n. ACKERMAN.
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Trenton, n. J., Jan. 9O-seuator
Minturn introduced a resolution today
calling upon the attorney general to
drive The STANDARD Oh and lts subsi
diary companies from tho state
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sponsd Itsr Bsau,v.

Harriet Howard, of w. 5ith street
New York, a. ono time had hor beauty
spoiled With skin trouble. she writesi
"f had SALT rhoum o. eczema Tor ycars
boz nothing would cure Il, uhtil used
Buctlon = Armies saiv, " A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sorvs.
200 ~ J.. q. Pgy's drug store.
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FOR COUNTY REooRpER

] hereby announce myself AZ can
ddnie for the ofiiss or county recorder
aud solicit The support of Republican
voters for ihat nomination o. The forth
coming primary election.
" L. JONES'
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roR RTArE PRINTER.

The undersigned announces himself
as a Republican candidate for re.nom.
ination for state printer at the forth.
coming primaries
J. r. WHITNEY.
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roR COUNTY o1nRK.

Tho uulorsignei hereby announces
himself candidate Tor county clerk
of Marion county, and asks tho votes
of Republicans Tor that position, AZ the
forthcoming primaries
r. u ALLEN
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ron COUNTY rREAsuRrn

hereby announce myssli a. can.
dida'e foF TeslcStion 70 the once OF
eoenty 'EeasuFeT, sub tjeet 10 domination
BY The Republicans OF Marion county
az tho forthcoming primaries.
" y. RICHARDSON.
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FoR STATE rRHAsuRER.

The undersigned announces himself
as candidate for the Office Of state
treasurer, subject 20 the decision Of
the Republican voters az the forth.
coming primaries
J. II. AtTKEN.
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ron STATE srNAroR

] hereby announce myself as a can.
ditaie for state senator Of thls Dis.
taci. subject 70 tho nomination ~ The
hands of ne Republican voters Of Ma
Tion county a. tho forthcoming rrl
mary election.
ALEX LA FoLLETr
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Makes Serious Charges


zone Of the crew rescued says that
che crew of iho city of Pueblo. with
The exception of The captain and drsi
oaiesr, vts transferred 10 the val,ncla
fof ihia ihpi that thsy had ho drills
q any tihd. ani consequently When
tho boat struck no member Of tho crew
knew bic boat station"
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FOR GOVERNOR.

Republicans Of Oregon are hereby
informed that / am candidate for the
nomination Of governor at the primar
ies to be held April Goth.
JAMES wITHYCOMBE.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

I hereby announce myself a candi.
date for the Office Of secretary Of state,
and ask the support Of all Republi
cans r. r. wR1GHTMAN.
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ToR JUsTIcR oF rHn prArr

J Nesfe the domination Of the Re
lH'i.'au party for the ofi,e 20 Justice
OF che pease ~ Salem district
A. h. MINTRF.
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ron COUNTY rRnAsunrn

! hereby announce myself a eandi.
DATE for the once Of county treasurer
Ahd ash The SUPPORT of su Rspubli
cans. j. y. WlTZELL.
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POLITICAL COLUMN

Announcements Of candidates
for Office will be published in
this column at reasonable rates
for men Of all parties.
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Try on the west side of the river, and
following that bank 20 Portland.
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p De- IRWIN
ID W FISHER
Dated this Soih day of January. 1870
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-24
CHAPTER XVI.

n the third morning Goodwin
awoke to see the rays of sun.
~ rise streaming through the
latticed window. They fell
upon another bed near by, where Wult
still lay sleeping, bandage on his
head, that had been hurt in the last
charge against the assassins, and othei
bandages about his arms ana body.
which were much bruised in the fight
upon the dreadful bridge.
Wondrous was it to Goodwin to watch
him lying there sleeping healthily, not
withstanding his injuries, and to thinh
of what they had gone through to
gether with so little harm; to thinh
also of how they had rescued Rosa.
mund. Oh. how wise they had been to
obey the dying words of their uncle
Sir Andrew. who doubtless was giveI
foresight at the end! God and his
saints had helped them, who could
not have helped themselves, and his
minister had been Masouda.
Why had Masouda done these things,
oSoAh anu again putting hCi OWh liz
upon the hazard to save theirs and
the honor of another woman? As he
asked himself the question Goodwin fell
the red blood rise to his face 1t was
no longer possible to hide the truth
She loved him and had loved him from
the first hour when they met He. had
always suspected it-when she kissed
his feet after he had saved her, from
the lion, and many another time.
But as they followed Wulf and Rosa.
mund up the mountain pass while the
host of the assassins Numbered al
their heels and in broken gasps she
had told him of her sad history, then ii
was that he grew sure. Then, too, he
had said that he held her not vile, but
noble, as indeed he did And, thinking
their death upon them, she had an.
swered that she held him dear and
looked on him as woman looks upor
her only love. Yet, if this were So,
why had MasOuda saved Rosamund
the lady to whom she knew well that
he was sworn?
An answer came into the heart oi
Goodwin at the very thought of which
he turned pale and trembled. His
brother was also sworn to Rosamund,
and she In her soul must be sworn to
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
CHAPTER 1.-The opening scenes
1.-THE story are laid in England, to-
ward the close of the twelfth century.
Rosamund Darcy, who is a niece of
the eastern monarch, Salah-ed-din (Sal-
adm, and her two cousins, Goodwin and
Wulf, are surprised by body of armed
men, who desire to take Rosamund.
She escapes while the young men fight
the kidnappers. The latter mention
Sir Hugh Lozelle, an enemy of the
D'Arcys. The brethren are wounded.
II.-Sir Andrew Darcy, father of
Rosamund determines to knight his
nephews. IIT.-Godwin ard Wolf are
knighted. Both are in love with Rosa
mund. They receive Sir Andrews
permission to ask Eosamund to choose
one of them. IV.-Rosamund tells
the brethren to wait two years for her
decision. Sir Andrew is visited by a
pilgrim with letter from Sal-ed-din.
The latter asks that ROsamund go to
Syria. He threatens to take her by
force if she will not 60 willingly. The
sultan has dreamed that through Rosa.
mund much bloodshed will be avoided.
V.-Rosamund refuses. Sir Andrew
tells the story of his marriage to the
sultan's sister, in the time of the war
in Syria. He was assisted to escape
from Syria by shiek named Al-je-bal,
whose signet ring Sir Andrew still has.
Wulf goes to buy wine from a stranded
merchant. VI.-At feast the wine
merchant drugs Gudwin and Wulf and,
aided by banu of Saracens, tries to
seize Rosamund. He proclaims him
self the emjr Hassan, sent BY Salah-ed-
din. Sir Andrew and Rosamund re-
sist. VII.-Sir Andrew is struck down
and Rosamund carried off. Goodwin
and Wulf awake to find their uncle dy-
ing ana their cousin gone. Before his
death Sir Andrew gives the brethren
Al-je-bal'S signet ring and tells them
to seek aid from him. VIII.-Godwin
and Wulf, known as Peter and John,
come to Buriut in search of Rosamund
There they are led to an inn by a
woman, Masouda, who befriends them.
They tell her their errand. Masouda
tells the brethren she knows their real
names and warns them not to 60 to AL
ie-bal, who is also called Sinap. TX
Masouda aids the brethren to buy
horses and accompanies them on their
journey to Al-je-bal. Goodwin saves
her from lioness. X--On board Has
sans ship Rosamund finds Lozelle. He
offers to wed her and save her from the
Saracens. She refuses. Lozelle be-
trays Rosamund and Hassan to Allie
bal. XI-The brethren meet Al-je-bal,
the terrible chief of the assassins. XII
- At the court of Sinan the brethren
find Rosamund, whom they call their
sister. They quarrel with Lozelle and
dual is arranged between him and
Wulf. Hassan has escaped to Salah-
ed-din. The brethren are forbidden to
leave Sinan's court, except under sane
ton of his signet ring. XIII--Sinan
wishes to wed Rosamund. Masouda
plans to escape from him with Rosa
mund and the brethren. Salah-ed-din
demands Rosamund from Sinan, who
refuses to give her up. IV-Wulf
Stays Lozelle in the dual and fees with
Goodwin to rendezvous appointed by
Masouda. XV-Masouda escapes with
Rosamund by the aid of the brethrens'
signet ring, and the four go to Salah-
ed-din at EmeSa.
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will the plice,ess star o. my uouse,
and he touched the great jewel that he
wore in his turban, land with what
money had, to loose my bonds, and
while he pouched the gold stabbed
him with his own knife and fed. But
this morning l reached yonder city In
command Of 10000 men charged to res
cue you if could; if not. to ave1ge
you, for the ambassadors of Salah-e1-
din Informed me of your plight. An
hour ago the watchmen on the towers
reported that they saw two horses gal
Looping across the plain beneath dou-
BILE burden, pursued by soldiers whom
from their robes they took to be as
sassins. So, as | have quarrel with
the assassins, crossed the bridge.
formed up 500 men In hollow and
waited, never guessing that it was you
who fed. You know the rest-and the
assassins know it Also" he added grim
ly.
Follow 1t up said Wulf. "and the
vengeance shall be better. for will
show you the secret way into Masyaf-
or, if cannot, Goodwin willard there
you may hurl Sinan from his own tow
erS."
Hassan shook his head and answered:
II should like it well. for with this
magician my master also has an an
cient quarrel But he has other feuds
upon his hands," and he looked mean
Uy,,If nd "
orders were to rescue the princess and
no more. Well, she has been rescued,
and some hundreds Of heads have paid
the price of all that she has suffered.
Also that secret way of yours will be
safe enough by now. So there l let the
matter bide, glad enough that it has
ended thus. Only l warn you all-and
myself also-to walk warily. since, if |
know aught of him, Sinan's fedais will
henceforth dog the steps Of every one
of us. striving to bring us to our ends
by murder. Now here come filters.
Enter them. all Of you. and be borne to
the city, who have ridden far enough
today. I go to count the slain and will
join you presently in the citadel"
So the bearers came and lifted up
Wulf and helped Goodwin from his
horse-for now that all was over he
could scarcely Standard with him
Rosamund and Masouda. Placing them
in the filters, they carried them, es-
corted by cavalry, across the bridge Of
the Orontes into the city of Emesa,
where they lodged them in the citadel
The r-ROsamund, Masouda, God.
win and Wulf-after the hurts of Wul1
had been tended by a skilled doctor
went to their beds. whence they did moi
rise again for two days.
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IT do not know all the story, but,
princess, it seems that you should
thank not me, but these goodly cousins
of yours and those splendid horses"
said HaSsan.
''There is another whom l must thank
also-this noble woman, as you viii!
call her also when you hear the story"
said Rosamund. fiinging her arm about
the neck of Masouda.
my master will reward her." said
Hassan. But, o lady, what must
you think of me who seemed to desert
you so basely? Yet l reasoned well.
In the castle of that son of Satan,
Sinan," and he spat upon the ground,
81 could not have aided you, for there
he would only have butchered me. But
by escaping / thought that | might
help, so I bribed the Frankish knaye
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one OF them. Was II not 10 wuf?

one OF them. VI as II not to Wulf?
Women can read each others heart
piercing wells through which no man
may see. and perchance Masouda hat
read the heart of Rosamund. Oh. with
out doubt it was so. and Masouda had
protected Rosamund because she knew
that her love was for Wulf and not fol
him. The thought was very bitter, and
in its pain Goodwin groaned aloud
while fierce jealousy gripped his, vitals
like the icy hand Of death. Then God.
win remembered the oath that they
two had sworn far away in the priory
at Stangate. and. hiding his face in his
pillow, he prayed for strength.
TO BE CONTINUED
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When the average man EXPIRE sses
his gratitude is merely an offhand way
he has of asking for more.
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Clever Little Stories

Wi,kllffs Mathews, the San Francis.
co lawyer, tells the following:
A case came on for trial for the
recovery of rents for the occupation
of house, which were unpaid.
After the plaintiff Fad proved his
case and rested, Michael MoGrath.
attorney for the defendant, in MAX
ing his opening statement to the jury
sal;
1.-THE defense in this case is, that
the premises are not it for human
habltatioD. The house is old, end in
poor condition. the posts of the Iback
porch rotted, and the west corner gone
down, the front porch sunk, the dim
ing room floor lower OIL one side
than or the other, the root about to
fall in, and, in fact, everything about
the house is old, dilapitated. and set
tIed.'
The plaiutiff's attorney here inter
rupted.
There is somthing about the house
that has not settled
What's that" said Mr.. McGrath.
"Why the defendants has not settled
for the rent. :"
And the jary so found.-The Green
Bag.
The stage coach that carried the
mail between Ken'ts Hill and Redheld
Station, Fin Maine, drew up along the
roadside aud the driver accosted lis-
tie old man working in field, says
Every body's Magazine. do you
know who Mrs. Abby B. Brown is and
where she lives?'
The old man considered. Brown,
Abby B. Brown?' be repeated. lyon
don't mean Mrs. Polly Brown, dc
you?"
mo, Mrs. ABBY B. Brown; we've
got letter for her."
3D., you say the middle letter is
b., do you? l know whole lot of
Browns that live on the other side of
the road, bat there amt any Abby B
among them. You don't mean Abby
B. Smith, do you? ..She lives over"
mo. its abby B. Brown. Well find
n,I somehow. Thanks.
The stage driver started his horses,
but before the corner was reached
faint "Hello" uaased the passengers
to turn around. The ola man, hoe in
hand, was pursuing the stage.
Brown, Mrs. Abby B, Brown. did
you say Why, KNOW her. She's my
wife.
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Every dav few lines OF type change
the face OF the world for someone-so
watch the want ads. in the Dailv
World.
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TO BE CONTINUED
The Washington times., 1906-11-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FolloUing schedule figures published
onis as information. and are not guaranteed
T.s5 A M-DAILY-LOcal for Harr sonburg
VVaTrenton. Danville, and way stations
,olf A M-DAILY-WashingtO and Florida
limited First-class coaches and sleeper 10
Columbia. Savannah. apd jacksonville, Din
ing Car Service.
,,-IS N DAILY-Un.ted States Fast Mail
TSIrzt-ciass coaches and sleeper TO New
orleans. Dinihg Car Service.
s-of y N WEEK DANS-Local for Harrison
hurr and way stations on Manassas Branch
AZ p NJ DAILY-Loeal for Warrenton and
-.Sa p 81. DAILY-New York and Atlanta
T~vrress First-class Coach 20 atlanta
GIeener 70 Columbus. Ga. Via Atlanta
sunset Route Tourist Sleeper Washington
- san Francisco Mondays. Wednesday,
and Fridays
s.s0 p n DAILY-New York and Florida
I-vDress Through Coaches and Sleepers 20
Coiunnbia Savannah. and JacksonvfIle
Sieepers 70 Augusta and Port Tampa Din
ING car Service a la Carte.
a ~ p N DAILX-New York and Nfeu7Dst-
limited via LyEchbUrE)- FiTst-class Coach
ana sleeping Cars TO Roanoke. KnoxvfIls
Chattanooga and Memphis: Sleepers 10
oJeV orleans. Dining Car Service
ia.Es p NJ DAILY-Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train Oh
servation Car TO Atlanta and Macon Club
car 70 Atlanta. Sleepers to Nashville
Atlanta, Macon. Birmingham. New Orleans
DIning Car Service
II b Spencer. G.M; s. II HsrdwiCk P T n 4.
w II. Taylos. @. p. A.. L. s. Brown. G. A
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