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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-25
BUENA VISTA NOTES

Thus far they have found it a serious
problem. There is a race on the pro-
gram for Monday for twO-y ear-old
colts and geldings, in which. accord
ing to the conditions, COppertOwn
would carry 121 pounds and Miles 120,
but it is doubtful If others could be
secured to go in it. 1t looks very
much as if the only chance to bring
the two cracks together is through
the medium of a handicap, unless a
special race should be arranged be-
tween them to decide which of the
pair is entitled TO be accounted the
champion of the western twO-year-old
division. The honor is conceded be-
/ tween them.
Yuba added to her glory yesterday
by stepping five and a half furlOngs in
1907 %, more than a second faster
than that made by Swaggerlator in
the only previous race at the distance
over the track. Captain HaCkett'S
tlly was away none too well. but she
quickly went to the front and then
breeZed all the way. She undoubtedly
could have run the distance in even
faster time had she been extended, as
she won pulling up.
Burning Bush, after many trials,
finally found a bunch he could beat
in the opener. tt was probably the
Hackett has not had a wager on his
trainers gelding. but he was none the
less pleased to see the Lord Balmeuy
geiding win. as were Fraters' many
friends among the horsemen.
W. p. Fines Glorio, winner of the
Inaugural handicap. was named as q
probable starter I'm tOday's Taft handi-
cap but was withdrawn, as no owners
could be found to start against the
grand old race horse under the terms
Of the race,
Or. c. P. HarviHe, track physician,
has had no call as yet for his services,
in contrast to his busy time at the fair
grounds meeting. The fact is laid to
the mile track. which cuts down the
chance of accidents very large per
cent.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PIRATES NOSE OUT.

Pittsburg. Sept 24-In a game full of
exciting situations Pittsburg defeated
Philadelphia. Score: r. il. i.
Pittsburg ...--..-.--..-.-., ...--. @
Philadelphia ..-. ................
Batteries-MaddOX and Gibson; Moore
and Doom.
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Race Track Snecials.

Leave Union station, 1915, 100, 100,
2.30 and 300 p. m. Only way to races
Great handicap day.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-25

If the Century does your printing. it
will be delivered when promised. Cen
fury Printing company, 55-57 POstOfIice
Place.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-25

The official Handicapped and about
every one else connected in an official
capacity with the racing association
Of a race which will bring together
Miles and COppertOwn, and at the
same time let in other tWo-Year-Olds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-25

The feature number of today's race
card has been designated the President
Taft purse in honor of the distin-
three are named to go in the event,
which is at one mile, but the field
makes up in quality what it lacks in
number. and it will likely prove a
horse race from end to end, nOtwith
standing the notion which some seem
to entertain that EthOn viii have mat
ters all his own way. EthOn is one Of
country, but it remains to be seen
whether he can carry his speed a full
mile, especially so soon after his trip
from Denver. The fields in the other
races have all filled well and the half
holiday crowd viii be furnished plenty
Of entertainment.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-25

W. 2, Maxwell, owner of Buckthorne
is anxious to have Mondon ride his
horse in today's feature event, but as
MOndon was set down by Starter
Dwyer Thursday for four days on ac-
count of disObedience at the post he
viii not be eligible to ride unless Mr.
Dwyer should relent and raise the
suspension against the boy, who can
ride BuCkthOrne better than any other
jockey here.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville, Ky. Sept. 2i-LouisviIie.
thirteen points ahead of Milwaukee
Milwaukee. five points ahead OF Mime
apolis. This is the standing of three
leading clubs for the race for the Amer
lean association peunaut after today s.
play Milwaukee has five games with
Columbus; Louisville four games with
Kansas City, and Minneapolis five games
with Toledo. Minneapolis must win ala
five games. and Louisville and Nilwau-
Nae lose two each i'm order that Mime
ap0lis may win the rag.
The standing Of the three leading clubs
follows Won Lost. u. a..
q
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G. c. West, owner of La Chata. La
DeNtra and two other horses which w.
2. Maxwell has been handling for him,
arrived yesterday from his home near
Los Angeles, where he has been since
the close of the Reno meeting. While
in Los Angeles he was assured by
Track superintendent Unruhe of Area
at the southern California city the
coming winter. 1t Will begin Jan.
and continue thirty days. the under
standing being that it will be pre-
cedCd by a meeting Of like duration at
Emeryville. The meetings will be con-
Quoted on the same lines as are those
in New York. Mr.. West viii remain
here until the close of the Bueua Vista
meeting. when he Will ship his horses
home and take up others which ne has
at his farm with a view to racing at
the California tracks.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-25
TODAY AT BUENA VISTA.

Fourth race, President Taft purse, g.
year-OldS and upward, one mile.
Index. Weight Index Weight
517g Buckthorn . q 1868 Ethon -. LIP
SOP Ethel Day ..107i
Fifth race, four and One-haIf furl0ngs
one and Oue-sixteenth miles
Index. Weight Index. Weight
51I9 TrOCHa o.. o.. 99I 5f93 Tom Reid .102
C5216) Oh. Paine .107I 5179 John Louis. 107
GID Agreement .1J7| 5193 Dr.. Mayer, 80
5201 KOpek o. ...f07I
Sixth race. selling, 3-year-oIds and I'D
ward, five and one-haIf furlOnss.
Index. Weight Index Weight
$3.50 BaleTian lib 5176 YOlO . LIB
51SS Chitterlgs .113I 500 Wh'stOne ..a1f4
t5Ig2) Jillett ......%114It51SD Biskara ...11q
(5213) id Cabiness1 13I 4754 Jane Swift JIG
$500 MaZapan ..f19l(5212) Ar Lyman .11g
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Daily saltair Bathing Trains
$50. returns 11:45: 200. returns 4.S0
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HERALD-REPUBLICAN FORM CHART

Friday Sept Sixth weather clear; track fast P Pom
Richard starter
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VIII Appiegate. the debOnnair book
maker, who is known wherever racing
is had in this country and who has
even taken a shy at the game beyond
the Atlantic, was an interested spec
tatOT of the races at the Buena Vista
course yesterday. lie has been on d
hunting expedition up in Montana for
the past month, and after about a
weeks visit here will go to Brigham
City TO participate in the annual out
ing of the Bear River Duck club, of
which he is a member. Incidentally
he made a few Wagers during the af-
ternOOn and more than picked up eN-
pense money.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK July .-WHEAT-strcugcT. but quiet
No. Northern Duluth, % arrive. LSts No 2 red,
T. o. b., old, Las; new Ne. Tcd. for end August.
81 cents over SEPTEMBER new. for ear!y septen-
Dber. az - OTCTs No. ? hard New YORK. z. q. D.,
L2sA. No j macarOui, new crop. l3-s, T. o. b..
October; No. ! Manitoba. 2 o. b.. October NoFeTn-
Der. LGs. Exporters took 70 loads recently. mainly
new Manitoba Tor September OCtohc--
CORN-Steady; inactive trade No elevatdr.
Tsz: No. 2 T. o. b. spot. 7s: No. .. T. O, b. nom
nal. Exporters took IS loads No yellow. T.
0. b.. nominal; No. 2 white, new. December 20
March shipments. s.
RYE-Dal, steady. No. 2f o b. @4.
MILL FEED-Marzet inactive Spring hran. IN
loo-lh SACKS 20 arrive. 2Ls5; standard rricdliug.
$50; city bsn, IN bulk, &ooi Westsn red dog,
70 arrive 9 2ooi winter wheat hran, in lOoIb. sacs
$50; new winter. for July-AsgIst. 555.
OATS-steady; inactive. No. white. 5Sa59; No.
white. 56izE57iz; No. white. s5i1a56is; natural
and clipped white on trscks. Sa1.
FLOUR-Narket dull and unsettled Spring pat
ents. 61a6O; spring clears. 525a565; winter
straights 6.4oaS6o; winter clears 56oa5so: Kansas
straighfs In sacks 565ssoo; Kansas clears 5o0E56S
RYE FL0UR-Steady light demand Cholcs
brands quoted a. 4yaiS
CORN slEAL-Ireguiar; demand poor. KIN
dried for export, S!5; coarse meal. in bags. L50a
L5
HAY-Reeeipts. $50 ,oaA ISrn: choice wanted
Prime timothy. los: No. I. 100; No . $3.50. No.
sTRAw-Reccipts 50 tons MARKET steady; light
trade Long re. 10; new straw, quoted. 10.
BEEF-Firm, but quiet. Family, llVzlA50i
packet lZooaI3O0
PORK-steady: dealings moderate Mess. a.0la
150. family, G.5aZ20o
LARD-Quiet, Prime Western. l2l5; city, 100;
refined continent I230; South American. L300; -
aned Brazilian. In kegs, 400; oisos;ea-ine, 3;
lard stearne, quiet: New York, lSlii Chicago aoa-
inal
sUGAR-The local raw s;gar market vas steady.
but quiet and unchanged. with ocntriugal IS test
quoted az 393A395. muscovado. So test. 3s2a5 IS:
molasSss sugar. So test. 3l7a32o The London mar
ket for beet sugar vas unchanged % %d higher
with July az les Sd: August l0s ed ard October
December. los % Refined sugar was steady. but
unchanged. with grauulated generally quoted a
as net. less l Der cpnt fOT cash.
NAVAL STORES-YRiues Of spirits Il tlrpsn-
tine are again higher. with machino-made barrels
al New York quoted at ssi1 and az SaTauuah
quoted az S. Rosin Was steady and unchanred
with cosnnnon % good strained AZ SIS. Tar was
steady. but quiet and unchanged. al $50 Tor oil
barrels.
BUTTER-Quist: firm Receipts s.ls5 pounds
Creamery extra. Is. State dairy. 3aZ515 imitation
creamery, frsts 2
EGGS-FIm Receipts. s,gT cases Nearby
white. fancy, 2sasl; nearby mixed fancy, sa27 /;
fancy frsts, 2li1a&i1.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Randle Highlands-Ada J. HiEson et VIZ. Howard
C., 70 American Security snd Trust Company.
% secure National savings and Trust Com
rany. trustee So mouthly payments 81 pr
cent. ssmi-anuualiy. iot - block 5i54
Square 9ij-Ncilie Gihney % Frank ]. Dieudonne
and james Bery. 20 secure Perpetual Building
Association. E.so0. lot s.
Squarc 3-Emna Thonfarit q Henry T. Berg
mann and George N. Emmerch, % se-lre Ne
tropolis Building Assoc.aticn. M. 8. 500 orig
inal lot s2
DoIEias-Thomas NJ Minor et Tx. 70 Christian
J. Gockeler 90 secure Robnson Waite. $50.
monthly PAYMENTS. lct IS
Barry Fsun-Nsthan A. James 20 ux. 20 O. Albert
.y1l,c and John p. Barrel. 20 secure Jaues r.
Stafford $50. mouths. ger cent, pan lot
l. section T.
square 6se-Jarres G. Williams a. ux. u L. Pierce
Boteler and William K. Ellis, % secure Alu-
tual Fire Insurance CUm1any. Sooo I year. S
Der cent. seni-aunually, pa-t original lot Z
Square -9-Ada C. Meynes % MhartCn p Lester
snd Michael J. C0lbert % secure National Per
nanent Baildmg Association. $50. l1t g.
BenrirE HeiEhts-Nilianl A. Hyde % George r
Iinkins and Hugh A. Thrift. 20 se-ure james
n Woodward. slooo 8 years. s pr cent. semi
annually Iot l5 square sos.
square 7ef-Chares r. Cray e u. % " Taylor
Birch ard Bcujamin S. Grrires. % sec-rs Frank
lin Insurance Company. 500 vears. Fe--
cent serui-annualiy l0t q. same % Robert L.
O'Rrien and Alvin G. Belt, % secure George @.
Pumphrey ard George \. Palmer $50. on
IznuarT q 1910. ucr cent. seui-auugally. lot q.
Square l0s-Creed n Fult0a 70 Charles p. Stone
ard Joseph " Cox. 90 secure Carlton NJ. ReaI.
S.@o 2; and 50 mouths. per cent. seUi-an-
nualy. lot 70
SQUARE l96-Clan F. Marh1ry ~ Hauy r. Boss
and H Glenn PHELPS. u secure Mary Gihson
et a.. s SO. 3 years. peT crit. se-ni annually.
part originally LOT i.
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REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

stotts Park-Georye W. Y0urtroe 10 District Con
crete Company. blocks $40. S71. s-13 g7S szl9,
SIS and parts blocks S76 and 370s. SO
shsdyside- Washington and Maryland Realty Com
pany 10 Israel sengeT. lots 42 and i3. square
2gO SO, Same 20 John E. Fahrney lots q and
g. square go SO
street between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
streets northwest-Walter Hieston and Fceder-
ick ". McReynolds. trustees. 20 Ebert 3.
Hamlin. substituted trustee. part original lot
IS. square Sc. SO
North Randle Hishlands-Anerican Security and
Trust Company 70 Ada J. and Howard G.
H1sou lot p square 5sH SO.
Squares west q 63 and 1853 and interest-EHa z
Cross 20 Hattie Cross. interest IN lot %. square
west q square 623. and rarts lots 81 and -
square 1855. and all interest in estate of Sam
uel Cross $500.
C street southeast. between Eighth and Ninth
streets-F1orpnce n Locknane 10 Nellie Cab.
nev. lot g. square si5 so.
Twenty-scFcuTh street northwest between I and X
streets-Pcter J. Mciafyre 70 ux 70 Robert +.
NcIntyre. part original lo- ls. square l. SO.
Pretty Prospect Alfred ". F1eTrming ard William
2. Eduo-ston. trustees 70 William Wallace
r. part SIS 0n.6o
East Capitol street northeast. between Fourth and
Fifth strects-Mabel z. Evans 10 Annie C.
Beale. part original lot ? square SIG. SO
Sauls Addition Harry Wsuiman and Thomas
Bones 70 joseph G. Eskridge. iot 9. sguary
90, Sc
NcW Hampshire avenue northwest. netWcel Vt and
s-reets-Aifred " FlCmming. tnlstee. "a
Montgomery 81 Mac1nb. part Let T. square O.
81 OifM
Bennings Hcights-J S. GrI7er q ux % Tbona,
r. Harney. lot l2i square sos SO
Twelfth street sruthessf. between PenasTirania
avcuue and e strcet-GeorEe q. Punphrey Il
uN and George y. Palmer 20 uN. 70 Charles r
GRAY. lot q. square 79i. So.
Between Ninetceufh Twentieth and s streets and
Florida aTcnuc ncrrhwrst-L r. woodward O.
Greed n. Fulton. ~ 10 square lo9. SO
Fifteenth street northwest. between n and Mass.
chusetts avcuue-Alary C. YeweI % al % Glars
r Mlrbury part original lot T.. square ls SO
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
rPrcrs quoted are xholesale.l


BUTTER-CTeameTy. fancy. Ha27is; Western. frs;s,
21a5. seconds 25s26: process. fancy. 2a24 fair 70
good. 2la22; store-packed, fresh. IN.
CHEESE-New YORK State factory. new, larEe
per To-. HAAS; small. pr lb l5al5h.
EGGS-Near-hy fresh Nirgina. EiaaZl. West Viz
ginia and Southwest Virginia. ls; Tennessee. l9
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring. per H.. 22a23
hens IS; ROSTERS s. keats z; turkeys hens. IS;
do. toms. Is; ducks. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-T1ukeys per h. lsals;
hers. choice, HAS; rOoSers. g; chickens. spring
22aZ5; ducks l0ai2
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country, sugar cured,
l2izal5
VEGETABLES-Pota No. !. Ter bbl. 2OOa
go yams per bbl. 250a3.0O; cuc1mbers. per has-
ket 50a75; onions, Texas. per crate. 200: cabbage
PER Dbl, 50; eggplant. per crate. L5aZO; squash
per basket 5Oa75; peas. Per bbI-. 150a40O; corn
Southern. per crate. LZ5al.5O: string beans home
grown. peT bbi.. Le0sl50; lettuce Der basket. L25
tomatoes. Texas and Mississippi pcr crate 30; 10
matoes. home grown Der box 2O0a2 So radshes rer
100 L0oi peppers, Florida, ger carrier L00al5; new
beets -per bunch 2aZ12; new carrots per bunch 3a4
FRUITS-Apples. new. Per Dbl. L50a20o: oranges
California per box 250sS5O; grape fruit per crats
400a5o; pineapples. per crate. 2Oa250 cantaloupes
per crate, 2ooa30O; WateTmelOnS each 25aiO; black
berries. per quart Ga5: peaches. per carrier 50a
80 plums. per crate. L75a25.
WOOL AND HIDES-WOOl washed free OF burs
per b. Ia35; WOOL unEashed. Der H.. g. Hides
green. per h.. Il; hides. dry. per b. ioal4; sheep
skins. green. each. sails; calfskins green. EACH
L50aL5O; dry flint hides. per h. l2al5 dry salted
hides per n. l2aH
shelled pr bus. s4a9o; ear per bbl 44Oa465: oats
Western. white No. 2. per bls 66a72; mixed. 52a64
bran. pcr ton. &ooa3ooO; middling. PER ton. sOOoa
500
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July IO-NoEey on call nomInaTy "
per cent to-day. During the week the market
again ruled uniformly easy. with and II per
cent the range and lss the average at which loans
were made.
Time money during the week vas literally obtain
able. Demand however was very moderate and
under these circumstances a further reduction in
prices took place on Friday. Continued ease IN
call money was largely accountable for the rather
apathetic demand. Rates we're per cent For 50
days: 2a2is for % days Eza2& for four months:
for 8 months. and 3i4a5i1 for SIX months
Sterling to-day was quiet with rates 5 POINTS
below yesterdays. There was a decline during the
week. influenced hy the disappearance Of the de-
mand for remittance incident 10 the half-vearly
settlements abroad. and also by the outlook for
an increase in The supply of exchange The weeks
range for sight bills was 4sSl0a4 $50. Rates for
actual business closed follows: Sixty days
4ss15aLs6lO; demand. 4.s76jafs770. cables, ss7sja
gTa0
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
Pew. Free. RibIe Mandate.

Pittst1rr dispaics = Phsladelphia North Ame-ican
Declaring that they had been disobeying
the Word OF God by charging rent for
pews in their S75o.0oo house OF worship.
members Of the East Liberty Presby
terian Church, the richest congregation
In Pittsburg. voted unanimously recently
to abolish this practice and TO throw the
pews open 20 the public without resgTva-
ton. The Scripture bearing on the matter
was quoted from Corinthians, XVI. 2, as
follows
Upon the first day OF the week let each
one OF you lay BY him In store. as God
hath prospered him, that there be no
gatherings when I come"
Rev. Dr. Frank W Sneed is pastor Of
the church, which numbers among its
members more than twoscore milliOnafres
II is estimated that the pew rent alone
amounts to $4,000 a year
Several short addresses were made ~
members at the meeting to-day. one we'll
known capitalist insisted that the verse
from Corinthians forbade even the taking
OF collections, and Il IS probable this
phase OF the matter win be taken up
later.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
New York.
A Quaint Tract.

From The Cardiff Times
A quaint tract, entitled Woe 20 Drunk
ards" being a sermon by Samuel Waid.
preacher OF Ipswich, was printed in
London IN 1921 The preacher based his
remarks uIon Proverbs xiii, 29-S2 C'Loolx
not thou upon the wine when It is red. o,
etc). and illustrated his arguments by ex-
amples from various parts of the king
dom Of Gods judgments on Drunk
ards" Among other instances he quotes
the following one from Tenby: "At Ten
BY in Pembrokesire. a Drunkard being
exceedingly drunk. broke himself all 10
pieces of an high and steep rock in most
feareful manner. and yet the occasion
and circumstances OF his fail so rldicu-
lous that I thinke not fit to rela.e. lest in
so serious a judgment should move
laughter ot the Reader"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York. July 1O.-The statement Of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold $50, ,O02, 800 more than
the requirements Of the . per cent re-
serve rule. This Is a decrease Of s.. .493. .175
IN the prOpOrtionate cash reserve as COM
pared with last week. The statement fol-
lows.
Loans. 81. .34s $50, 600; increase. $. .7sO, 800
Deposits. 81. 426 S37. 500: increase. S7.021 800.
Circulation $40, ,o69. 900; increase, S36. 100.
Legal tenders. $7S,714s00; decrease, $342,-
900.
Specie. 500, So. 400; decrease. 1896. 200.
Reserve. $3SS, ,5S7. 300; decrease, SI37, 100.
Reserve required. $3.50. .5S4. 40; increase,
81, 80, 475.
Surplus. S22.Oo2. 900: decrease. 81 4e3.175.
Ex-United States deposits. 80 2,55S, 475; de-
crease, $500. $40.
The percentage Of actual reserve for the
clearing house banks to-day was 27.42.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July l0.-Wheat to-day was strong;
com. steady; oats. hrm; re, steady. and -four
quiet and irregular
WHEAT-SpOt contract. L90izal.1% July l255za
INA August. Ll7aLl71l: September LIZ: steamer
No. ? red. Ll6izaLlssl; receipts. cs,e97 bus. new
Southern. by sample. LOlal.1S: new Southern. on
grade. lleal4.
CORN-Spot contract. 70; receipts. ZVa bis. :
Southern white corn. s.
OATS-Stcck in elevators. III. .75s bus; shipments
from elevators. $3.50 bus: white No. 2 5sssa59;
do. No 3. 57a5751; mixed No. 2. 56a55i5: do. No.
J. 55a55h.
RYE-stocz in elevators, $50 bus. No. West
Cn Be. export. 80; No. ne. Western. uptown
90; bag lots. as 10 quality and condition. 55a96
FLOUR-For old wheat -four Winter extra SO
a5e: do. clear. 6O0u6l5; do. straight, 65oa665; /;
do patent 6.SOas.s0: srrinE clear. 5.l5a5.a5; do
straight, 5,70a55: do. patent 635a66o; City Mills
best patent. T4o do. high grade patent 10: do.
high grade straight. 10. do. choice family. 665. .
do. eItra 50oa5l5; re -four. medium 70 choice,
4.60a465; cornmeal per 100 lbs. lsoal.so
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
Memory Studies.

From the Boston Record
A small boy went into a South Boston
drug store. wrinkled his face. rubbed his
head and rubbed his left foot I'D and
down his right leg IN an effort 10 remem-
Der something that had escaped him.
Say" he began. ''will you tell me the
name OF the place where we Americans
have so many soldiers?"
Fort Sheridan
"Oh. no; it's further away that that
and q new place.
THE Philippines
That amt Just it but it's somewhere
around there
Perhaps you mean Manila"
''Manilal That's right, I knew 1 would
get It after a while want a bottle OF
Manila extract for favOring. They're
goin' 10 have ice cream"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-Fo-loui-r schoduls figures published orsy
as information. ard are rot E1arautecd
F-- Atlzuts Bi-mirshsrn. Moble. Ne9 orleans
AsheTi,ie Chattancora. Memphis, a. h ard lQ.9
2 n taiT Dining CATS
For Roanoke Eroxville Chattanoora- Bir-ainz-
ham New Orleans -o-I9 2. II. daily. Dining CHS.
Far KncuIue ChartanooEa. Memphis 40 q II
Eafly. fSleepeE nay b CcC-p11d after % p m-i-
Dining cs-s
For Atlantis. birmingham. Cosu-his. Chsrisssoa.
Aur1sta Aiken, SaTarnah. J-ckscz~ile. s-G Flo-i1a
points. 4-3 2 r. daily. Dining car service.
Tor-Ist cars f1r California tr-Veeklv. 40 = q
LocaI for HarrscutrrE s a. a. daily. SIS D n
ueekdavs: FOR Danvlle. sc e r. daily; and fF
ChcrlottesTiIle 80 r. u. ard SIS p q daily.
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