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New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
SPIRITED LAWN TENNIS.
Miss Wagner Beats Miss Uildeg IN
ESSer County Tourney.

Miss Marie Wagner captured the trophy in the
lawn tennis singles yesterday in the 1ina round Of
the tournament of the Essex County Country Cilo
at Orange, y. J.. defeating Miss Wildey by score
of O., 6-S Throughout the eighteen games ueces-
sary decide the match Miss Wagner never let up
on her pace. 1t was a splendid exhibi.ou %
womens lawn tennis. especially as Miss WasnS1
had previously engaged Miss Eleanor SOuther IN
long and trying three-set match
Miss Wagner and Mrs. William H Pouch tA.
former national champion. won their place IN uo
fnal round of the women's doubles. The SUMMARY
follows:
Final round-Silss Marie Wagner defeated Miss Ean'
Wildey, 6-2, 6-S- -. 4
Pouch Miss Marie Wagner defeated Miss EdD
Widey and Natalie Wdey. 6-3 81 -
Semi-dnal round-Mrs William II. Pouch ana - ~
Marie Wagner defeated Mrs n B. Holden ana IA"
Underhtll. 6-4. 81 =
g. 8-S; Miss Natalie Wildey and Edgar W Leon@s
defeated Miss Bogert and H Mex Glazeorook -
6-I 6-3: Miss 5. w. Mix and h. Cornwall dsiea
Miss Granns and A Osborne 6-3 -; Miss Eled-.s5
Souther and George H Miles defeated Miss Sordon -.
II. L. Holmes. Ga 6-2: Miss Reynolds and r d Hes.
e. Ga Miss Jewett and r. T Miles defeated lS Ms
Horn and A. Roche tr. - 81: Miss Edna WIZ
H Pendergast defeated Miss A. r. Holden ~
Arthur Ambrose, O. 81. Miss Freeman ana = ~
Merrill a bye. n
6-2: Miss Reynolds and R ID. Reynolds defeated ~
Jewett +. T Miles 6-S. S-6: Miss Edna Wii'Ss
and Z :. II. Pendergast defeated Miss Freeman ana
NJ Merrill, 4-6. SIS, 6-2
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
DATES FOR SOCCER FOOTBALL.

With five teams entered in the SATURDAY. series
and eight in the one arranged for SUNDAYS tho
New York Amateur Association Football League
has ar active season before Il. which will last
until January Il. After that the usual 'cln ,ia.
for possession of the state trophy will be arranged
The schedule follows:
october Y. Mc'iregors We. Brooklyn. Planfeld
vs. Clan Mcleod Camerons bye: 49, BROOKLYN ys
Camerons. Clan Mcleod vs. McGreRors, Planneld
a bye: 26. McGregors Clan Mcleod Camerone
vs.. Plainfield. Brooklyn a bye: November ? Clan
Mcleod VS.. Brooklyn. Plainheld VS. Camerons Mo
Gregors bye; 3, Brooklyn McCregors; Cam
erons VS. Clan Mcleod; Planield n bye: 16 Nc
Gregors VS.. Painfield. Camerons VS. BROOKLYN
Clan Mcleod a bye; 80, Brooklyn VS. Clan Mel cod
Plainhed vs. Mctiregors. Camerons a bye; Decern-
Der = Clan Mcleod VS.. Camerous Painneld VS.
Brooklyn, McGregors n bye.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
SONOJI4 GIRL CHAMPION.
Wins Rich TransylUania Stakes at
Lexington Meeting.

Lexington. KY, Oct 1I.-Sonorna Girl. the favor
ite won the famous Transylvania Stakes mere 10.
day and clinched the championship for trotteTs @ oi
Fer age for 1907. She had little uounle III % ~.
Ing her felG and at no time was the result 1, III
doubt Margaret o.. second choice in the oetthS'
was distanced in the third heat.
Sonoma Girl took the lead in the first neat anu
led at every quarter holding Wilkes Heart the con
tending horse safely In the second and thrd meats
the trOtted exactly like the nrSt SohoiilH
Girl always In the lead and coming home IN Il Jos'
In the third heat however, the result might ia, {
been different had not Jack Leyburn been caushl III
pocket the head of the home stretch- II was
impossible for Geers TO get Leyburn through 80 30
Girl trotted the third heat in zoo a equiiiS
her record made earlier In the season ,.,.
The pacing division of the Kentucky r. futurloS u S
went 20 Shakespeare in straight heats Inc ~
trot unfinished, as Princess YeuVe' BUSY iu0ia
and Icon each heat
SUMMARIES.
FIRST THREE-Y ofsIPGRsTs $4,000
shakespeare 's,; 6r g; by Jay MolreKor-a.ss /
KaVallo br. Voung) .'..''''-''. 3
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Time 213A. 2l8. 2:13A.
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sonoma Girl. br- m. by Iinwood W N1cFienry1. J !
JACK M'Sei ie5baTn. 5i1Tn S Oh & g 'isif
Claty Ciatus. m. UaselD
sterling McKinney br h (shuler) ..........' 8
Margaret o. i Time me- G3a7s, 2:o7., 2oi. 265i ~
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New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
MoLLENHAUER IN FINAL ROUND

Henry H. Mollenhauer his place in the final
championship yesterday on the courts 90 tb
Kings County Club Brooklyn. He met the vonne
expert Herbert l. Westfan. who was defeatsS
three sets to one. despite the fact that he forcs
all but one OF the sets TO deuce. the final score
was Sc, 81. Us, Ga 'e
sets In an unfinished match for the other AMI
bracket Each won two sets. The score was 4-6
81 ID 6-S. The championship will be decided
to-day. ~ - 0Oiueu
Inc national champions In the doubles Frederick
b. Alexander and Harold H Hackett are scheduled
~ 40 pay .ouay IN the hnal round OF the Metropo-
itan League championship, while RAYMOND ID III
tie and Carleton c. Kelley are TO represent the
west side Lawn Tennis Club in the singles The
matches VIII begin on the courts OF the New York
Lawn Iennis Club, Theodore Roosevelt PelI and
Robert LIE Roy playing for the home organization
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune j

Cambridge. Mass, Oct 1.-THE Harvard football
team took light practice in the Stadium this after
noon in preparation for the game with Williams To-
morrow. Work for the varsity consisted in
handling the forward pass by the Huemen a long
passing drill for the backs. going down under pun,s
by the ends and puntins and receiving by the
whole back field
The last twenty minutes Of the practice was de-
voted TO working out several trick plays on the
kickoff. the object being 10 famliartZe the men
with fast, snappy work IN returning tee kiCk-on
by a quick punt. There sCriurage this
afternoon. OF the injured hrst string men Burr
and Macdonald were out to-day for light work
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
FAMILY FIGHT AT GOLF.
SISTER AGAINST SISTER.
The Misses Curtis Reach Final
ROand an National T0urRey.

Chicago, oct u.-Mss Harriet Curtis of the Es-
Fez County Country Club. the national champion.
a2d her sister Margaret the survivors to-day
IN tie wOTnen's golf Championship tournament in
progress the links Of the Midlothian Club. They
~i!l meet n The sighteen-hoe inal round to-mor-
for lie title.
row women have figured more prominently in ma
tleraI gof during the last ten years than the
lisses Curtis. II back in 1899 that Miss Mar
saTet forget TO the front rank by reaching the
EI:eI round IN the championship ShinnecOck
iiIiis only 70 meet defeat at the hands OF Miss
F-ances c Griscom, of Philadelphia. Again. at
MOTIFS County in 1895, Miss Curtis lost TO Miss
Pauline Mackay IN the final round after having an
apparently safe lead While Miss Harriet Curtis
Las never been regarded quite so brilliant a
player as her sister, the former reached the goal
year ago at Brae Burn. and she has shown all
through the present tournament that her success
last fall was vel deserved.
In the sem-fnal round to-day Miss Harriet Curtis
defeated Miss Anita Phipps, of Springfield by>4
up and 20 play. The champion. who was never
down in her match, the first hole in a par
four the third with bogie five, lost the sixth
by sclaffing her third shot and topping her fifth
took the eighth when Miss Phipps sent her second
into the ditch and 3 up at tie tenth, where
Miss Phipps sliced her third shot.
The champion missed a short put on the eleventh
green. Miss Phipps reducing the lead to two holes
a brilliant approach from the rough enabled the
champion 10 win the thirteenth in 5 {. After
halving the fourteenth Miss Phipps pulled her ap-
proach TO the fifteenth green. losing to 3. and
ending the match. The cards s follow
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
TBy Telegraph to The TrihuD.,

New Haven. Oct 11.-Knox put the Val. -
through a hard scrimmage this afternoon 4, s, .y
preparation for the Holy Cross game ~ - - lniai
Phtlon, Of the scrub team. made the upost b-t,,
play seen in practice this year. running ate
yards through the whole varsity team So- elsnty
down. He shook off four Of the reglIIs-s = toucf-
to tackle him. Coy evened the score nv ,I, uIed
touchdown for the varsity Just before tbs - .
ended. S'aS
The Bishop OF London. who got his frs. ,,,
of the American game at Cambridge a fa1- -
ago, has announced his intention OF being nrssa.
tomorrow to get a more definite impression ~ ts
game played in this country II IS ev1ao.-s
is an idea that the Blue will use a few OF tbs
new plays the coaches have been experfu1en,t,s
with Yale beat Holy Cross last year bv A sco-s
of II to 0. but bigger total than this Is expectsd
tomorrow
There Is little chance however OF a display Al,
the forward pass Yale surprised Princeton and
Harvard last year by the proficiency displavad IN
until the big games were reached The long for
ward pass. which worked havoc with Harvard was
not used at all in the early games.
The chief problem Of the coaches now Is the ds-
velopment OF a good pair OF ends. Logan has left
the squad and Howard Jones's weak shoulder
makes him unreliable Burch and AIcott show the
greatest promise. and the coaches are giving them
a lot OF work. BiddIe was tried and found wanting
against Springfield. and Pigott is rather light al
though he will probably start against Holy Cross
with Burch. Wheaton will not be able 10 play for
two weeks. although he is out OF the infrmary.
Wylie and Murphy Will be the halves tomorrow
with Coy at fuIIback. Tad Jones may start az
quarter, but will play only short time. From
tackle to tackle the lineup will be 5 usual.
Michael J. Thompson. OF Waterbury. will bo
referee. and Gresham Poe, OF Princeton, umpire OF
to-norrow's game
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Corrected
CROSS COUNTRY woeK ar v.,r

49, raven OCT 11S-Captain Spiszer of the
ou. lTr tne hrst run Of the season Tomorrow. A
special freshman team will be formed this wear for
81 rs1 uine- Three Of the seven members OF asst
pears Yale team were graduated last yea :. iast L
49, soled 10 increase the size OF intercollegiate
eeens from seven TO nino men for the ANIMAL 1,n
=" ihhnxsg1ving Day. The Yale schedule for ,ha
coming season has been announced as foIlo,-s. ~
octooer 80 trials for the team: November 6 6,aI
x, ln.st ~l,h trinceton at Princeton November N
ousI meet with Harvard at New Haven. . 49,, 49, -,
~ intercollegiate meet az Princeton
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
[Rv Telesraph = The Triouns. ]

Carlisle Penn. Oct 1.-THE Carlisle indian foot
ball eleven has done more telling work during the
last week than any time during tn season Inc
practic was designed largely for the syracuse game
at Buffalo for which the Carlisle players lett here
with twenty-four this morning. On Monday
Warner limbered up his men with all around prac-
tIce and on each succeeding afternoon until Thurs
day the grdiron stunts were mulufariouS anu
nerve racIinG. The redskins in good condition
with two three exceptions Bowen is out or the
game from Injuries received in vne state Collese
game, Captain Lubo is nursing some bruises, WhlIe
Felix the new halfback. from whom 50 much was
expected, is probably out OF the game Tor the re-
rnainder of the season with a badly wrenChed back
New York University will meet Stevens IN no
hoken this afternoon with the strongest team tne
local college has had since 1908, and Captain
Nowen and his men expect TO win a rather easy
victory over the F5obOken eleven. Stevens won ths
game last ycas by a score OF to 0. ]. Van Horne.
captain OF the 'OS team and J. Brown, its centre,
were in uniform yesterday. both being eligible S
work in the law school.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
SOME GOLFING UPSETS.
Graham No Match for TraUers in
MORtcIair Tournament.

Surprises were in order in the invitation tourna-
ment which began at the Montclair Golf Club yes
tefday. Jerome d Iravers, the national cham
plon- tied with Dwight Partridge for low score
IN the eighteen-hole qualifying round with II and
the former won as he pleased Archie Ora ham
O North Jersey, in the first match pav round
Partndge. however, lost 10 c NJ. Brown one Of
me nome players Another first round surprise was
the oeleat OF Harold Wilcox, former metropoli-
Tan champion, at the hands Of c. E. Van Week II
ne other hrst round winer G E Van Week
VINO disposed of c F. Watson, the Essex Count,,
veteran. ~ oIii'S
Considering the soft condition OF the turf. left
70 70 py recent rains the scoring Of the leaders in
ne nc q1dlincallon test was creditable Both Travers
follows: iie III 90 as
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
CROSS COUNTRY RUN AT CoLuwR1s

About forty men started in the first of a ser,ee
OF weekly cross country races at Columbia I'M,
-srHI9 yesterday AFTERNOON. H. F. Kudch with
handicap of / minute and 30 seconds yror 49,
SAGE Fred Rogers, of the New York Athletic Cluh
Fan with the men and finished first closely followed
alnrpary follows ~ 0'NAi- Inc
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
rBy Telegraph 20 The Trisun..l

Princeton. y. J.. Oct Light work was IN
order Tor the football squad Princeton this after
noon The team will line up against Bucknel to-
morrow as follows:
Wister. left end Siegling, left tackle Waller
left guard; Phillips centre; MaCFadyen, right
guard buckingham right tackle; Brown right
end: Harlan. left haifback; Read, right halfback;
Mccormick. fulbaCk
The scrinnage lasted only five minutes to-day.
but the varsity scored two touchdowns in that
period. SimOns scored first on a short run outside
Of tackle. The second touchdown was made Il
fiuke. The scrub had the ball its 10-yari
line and attempted TO punt. The kick was blocked
and Hamill fell the bail hack of the line for a
touchdown
The feature Of the practice was the work OF
Tibbett in running through a broken field Nc
Cormick. Dillon. Phillips and Read did not take
part in the scrimmage. MCCrohan. who PLAYED
guard on the Holy Cross eleven last year, played
on the second team and was a tower of strength
in the line. or and Pfeifrer who have been i'll.
reported for practice to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS
MANY GAMES SCHEDULED
Philbin Scores on Yale 'Varsity-
Light Work for Tigers.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES ro-n.v

At Observation-Disclosures vs. susrtbr,o
At Observation-Disclosures ". BuckneU
AT New Haycn-Yae Holy Cross
At Ithaca-ConeII Colgate
AT Cambridge-Harvard Va. Williams
AT West Point-West Point Trinity.
AT Annapolis-Annapolis vanderbElt.
At Easton-Lafayette VS.. Hamilton
At Buffalo-Cariisle Indians Syracuse
At Providence-Brown Maine.
at Haverford-Haverford vs. DeIawar.
At Washington-Dickinson vs.. Wssbinz-o.
jefferson. Aa
At Baltimore-Johns Hopkins vs.. Alumni
AT New Brunswick-Lehigh Rutgers
At MiddletOwn-Wesieyan VS.. Vermont
At Collegeyille-Ursinus Lebanon
At Hoboken-New York University ~ st-r.
AT ChicagSChicago Indiana.
AT Amherst-Amherst ~ BOwdOin
At Hsnover-Dartmouth vs.. Massacbus..,.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

This is the third year in succession that Massa-
chusetts women have figured the finalists in the
national tournament. year ago II Miss Har-
riet Curtis and Miss Mary B. Adams. and in 1905
Miss Mackay and Miss Margaret Curtis
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

IN the other half Of the serni-fnal round Miss
Margaret Curtis defeated Miss NJ ". Phelps Of
Brae Burn. by 8 up and 10 play. Long drives
brilliant brassey shots and high class iron work
marked the Flav of Miss Curtis. She the first
hole in perfect and half the second in another
4, thanks 10 getting down 25-foOt put. She lost
the third because of q short approach but won the
fourth by better putting. She also the sev
enth at to s. although both got ia the long grass.
On the green IL 3. Miss Phelps captured the eighth
with 10-foot put but Miss Curtis took the ninth
in bogie s. giving her lead . up at the turn.
The remainder Of the journey easy for Miss
Curtis after the tenth was halved in six. She
played out Of the rough for the eleventh. but won
II 10 :. captured the twelfth easily and took the
thirteenth by marvellous approach within ten
feet Of the flag from bad lie. The cards were a.
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
automobiles.

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Broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
AFTER TEN-MILE CHAMPIONSHIP.

The first long distance run of the season will
take place AT the Polo Grounds to-day when tho
ten-mile Amateur Athletic Union championship
Will be decided. Twenty-Five will face the
starter. The track is quarter-me one, and the
race will start promptly at 2:3O o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
BOSTON AMERICANS WIN sERIes

Boston, oct 1.-THE Boston American League
team won the post-seasou series to-day bv de-
featuE the Nationals for the nth time bv the score
of 20 B. The score follows:
r. II =
Americans .............I q a ! % a
Nationals -.-..........-0 o ? . q o IA :
Batteries-Amertcans Harris Glaze and CarrI
gan; NATIONALS. L!ndaman, Ball and Needham
Cmpires-Emslie and Connolly
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Do you know this? II you do not reoister
and enroll a Republican this fall, you cannot
vote at the Presidential primaries in the sprino.
Register TO day' The books will be open from
a. m. TO 10 p. You can find the address
of your registration place in this paper
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
ST. LOUIS NATIONALS WIN AGAIN

81. Louis. oct 1.-THE 81 Louis National Lea que
team defeated the American League team, TO-DAY
in the NTH game of the post season series to ?
The score follows:
>-.,,,.., r. IL T.
Americans. ...... o o o o 0 % >
Batteres-Nationals. Karger and Noonan: Amer
leans. Powell and Stephens
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

from a. M. TO 10 p. Do not fail to register
o-day, if you have neglected it so far. You
may lose your vote If to-day's opportunity TO
register is neglected. Re9ister Register to-
davi
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
g score follow

Ihr~e-hase ht-Cohh Sacrifice hitE-Jones Schaafer
Tinker overall Stolen hase-Chance First base on
pral.SF 'ohg' an = ny overall Hit by pitcher-By
Ieft on haTes-petroit. : chicago & struck out-ISy
Donovan Z. by overall. g. Double play-Tnker iunas-
sisted Time 40. Umplres-Sheridan and o. Dav At
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

me! ne record for the links is an even 70 held
'ieLI me ground was harder and more conducive
70 10" scoring. Contestants qualified in four sbt
IN me afternoon, against Graham Travers ratif7 =
another Il, but the best the North Tarse,t rr u
,,T 80 was an 3d. so that the champion won bv
Up ana 10 play. The summary follows: 0- -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Register to-day Do not fail to do your duty!
raIure to register is reflection on a mans
o,1Izensnip. Do not allow il to rest on yoursI
rermit nothing to keep you from rcqistsrino
to-day 1t you have not already done 90.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

cor NsI 81 SsAt uIst round)-yan Week IT, beat y wa
nav. vs1 ~ Brown peat Partridge by up and 70
@IsseEs beat Graham by up and 10 play :" pay
second eight Cfrst rcund)-Whitiatch best 14a.u, ,
r " So 90 play woodward beat W B. Rhefr b . M.
Reid BY up. " pay + WILCOX beat
xtlIa elgnt thrst round)-FIunt Atorn bv ? IN.
oe--oss peat Iaylor By up; Bowley beat Pierce,
20 play. ''S oS up and q
an sn6 eshi hrTt Tound,Jennings beat Heller by 7
2eaf E. l. Rhett by up to play PIiy,rn t
Baker by Up and play '' 'I''H Oeat
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Belmont Park Racing Summaries.

WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST
hree
inner. CHI Z. ''
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES TODAY

SECOND RACE-THE BROOK CUP HANDICAP sTEE.
PLECHASE uhird running; four-year-olds AND
upward: s525O in money and plate added. Abou
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Waterspeed. always close 10 the pace. q
OF the others. LonGdana closed a big gap.
then stopped Wi.ldo was badly outrun
sd RACD--Handcap: for two-ycar-olds.
- Tlme. ~ Winner. b. L hu ,rarunrla
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

I ST RACE-F'or maifen hllies three
Il Won easily. Time. 2.lUn Winn
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

q nb@ @ s S Snsss s best 9aaSsuaaHH. rs @ % @ his
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

J D. Travers-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-07-16
WILL IMPROVE STREETS
Dallas Council Prepares to Purchase
Rock Crusher and Street
Roller.

Carrying out the wishes of the people
OF Dallas as expressed at the annual
city election, the Council Is preparing
to purchase rock-cIusher and begin
a general Improvement OF the streets
OF the city. At meeting Of the board
last night, the Auditor was instructed
to notify manufacturing concerns
dealing ia road-making machinery
that the Council will, at its next regular
meeting on August 5, take up the
matter Of the purchase Of a rock.
erusher and street roller. City Attorney
Hayter reported that a satisfactory
price on a quarry site had been made
by the Boise heirs and that the deed
would be executed and turned over to
the city in few days. Other business
was transacted by the Council as
follows;
The Street Commissioner was
ordered to have certain unsanitary
places in the rear Of buildings and
in the streets and alleys cleaned up at
once.
The City Treasurer was authorized
to take up warrant for $75 held
by D. J. Riley.
The City Attorney was instructed to
prepare an ordinance to cover plumb
ing inspection in the city.
The Marshal was instructed to pre-
serve order among the hoodlums ut
the Tongues Of Fire" camp meeting.
Councilman Stafrin was granted
leave-of-absence for three regular
meetings Of the council.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-07-16
INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH
Railway.
FROM INDEPENDENCE.
ron nATTAa

FROM INDEfENDENJE.
FoR DALLAS
Train No 65 Leave independence daily, 500
a. M; ". Monmouth, 6;l6 q. M; ar. Dallas o'4o
a. m.
Train No. CO. Leave Independence, daily,
11:05 a. M; lv. Monmouth, 1l.2O a. M; ar DAT
las, II AS a. m.
Train No. II, Leave Independence daily,
6:15 D. m. lv. Monmouth, $50 p. M ar. Dallas,
6:55 p M
FOR AIRL1E.
Train No. &C. Leave Independence, daily,
1880 a. m. w. Monmouth, 7:4O a. M; ar Airle'
8:lE a. m.
Train No. H. Leave Independence, daily, $3.50
D. M; lv. Monmouth, $3.50 p. M; ar. Airlie, 4'2o
p. m.
FOR MONMOUTH ONLY.
Leave independence, daily, 2:i5 p. m.
FROM DALLAS.
FOR INDEPENDENCE.
Train No. a. Leave Dallas, daily ex. Sunday,
$3.50 a. M .y. Monmouth, 800 a. MI ar, lnde-
pendence, 9:l5 Q, m.
Train No. 100. Lv. Dallas. Sunday only, sos
a. M; ar. Independence, 7:0 a. m.
Train No. 6o Leave Dallas daily, p m; ly.
Monmouth, 1.25 p. m. ar. Independence l;4O p.
IN. This train connects at Monmouth ior Air
lie.)
Train No. 70. Leave Dallas, daily, 1895 p n;
lv. Monmouth, 5 p. M; ar. independence o:ia
FROM AIRLlE.
Train No g. Leave Airlie, daily, 9 a. M; ~,
Monmouth, 9:35 a. M; ar. Independence, y:5u
a. m. CThis train connects Mt Monmouth ior
Dallas.)
Train No. rs. Leave Airlie, daily, sos p. M.
ly, Monmouth $40 p. M; ar. independence
5:55 p. m.
FROM MONMOUTH ONLY.
Leaves Monmouth for Independence, daily, at
ESQ p. m.