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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
RAISING THE MAINE
Engineer 0'Rourke's Plan Sub
mitted to Army Board.
Method by which II 10 Proposed TO
Lift the Hulk for inspection and
Repslr-oovernme Watch
Ing Aeroplsnes.

washington.-,John f. oRourke, the
engineer who bridged the Hudson at
Poughkeepsie and drove the Pennsyl
yania railroads tunnel under the
North river a few days ago laid be-
fore Acting Secretary Of War Oliver
his plan for raising the Maine from
the mud OF Havana harbor. Secre-
tary oliver called Brigadler General
William II. Bixby. chief engineer, into
conference and Mr.. o'Rourke told the
two officers the details Of his plan.
II was decided to refer the o'Rourke
pl n to an army board Of engineers,
which will be appointed shortly. and
which will consider at the same time
other propositions for the same pur.
pose which have been made TO the
war department
Briefly. tho newest plan Is based
upon a system OF pneumatic caissons.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
Must Have Exercise.

Pigs whose mothers have plenty OF
range are not goins 10 die from the
thumps. but they are going to be
strong and vigorous growers. II Is
natural for the pigs to follow their
mother and Il Is best. She will not go
too fast nor too far for their little
short legs. The pigs win acquire keen
appetites and build the foundation
Nhereon TO lay pork at profit. Feed.
ing heavily and running on flesh use
lessly are not advisable with any ami.
NAL. but some exercise Is essential to
health in a growing animal and an alb
sence OF health means an absence Of
profit
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

billg nus MAUI hDOut eeVsVVV "
year He rides in a private car and
home In his palace on wheels lie
still likes the old game and whenever
ne can attend an exhibition OF the old
pastime he will be found In box seat
IN the grand stand.
There are few baseball players in
the big leagues now who could do the
work Sunday has done. Think OF
John J. McGraw. manager Of the o.
ants. or Johnny Evers. the scrappy
second baseman OF the Chicago Cubs.
turning preacher. Sunday used 10 be
scrappy baseball player himself and
objected to the umpire's decisions.
but IN n different manner than that
used by the men who are frequently
put out OF the game.
Dancing Is nothing but. hugging
match set TO music. Talk about the
poetry Of motioni IT'S Just a devilish
snare Of souls.
The slum dance IL better than the
club dance. because they wear more
clothes at t.
Sow bridge whist and you reap
gamblers. Tho man who slts at
table and bets thousand on a Jack.
pot Ia no more n gambler than the
society belle who plays bridge for
prize"
IT would not take more than one
guess 20 decide Billy Sunday was tho
speaker" writes DR.. Thomas Il. Green
In Hampton's In commenting on tho
above quotations. ION the platform
he plays ball Attitude. gestures
mothod-he crouohea. ruahca. whirls.
bangs his message out m II he were
az the bat In the last inning with two
men out and tho bases full
And he can 20 into any city IN
America and for ak weeks talk 20
o,000 people twice n day and simply
turn that community inside out lie
says San Francisco In tho wiokedeat
city we have; New Orleans next. Chi.
cago third and New York fourth. over
100000 people have been converted
under his preaching. and he says 90
per cent. OF them stick"
Next 10 Billy Sunday In popular dc.
mand N eyangelistic efficiency Or.
Green places George Il. Stuart OF Ten.
nessee. for 10 years tho associate OF
the late Sam Jones.
"In. many respects Sunday and Stu.
art are alike" he says. They both
believe IN and preach the same siren.
uous. orthodox. insiatent theology.
Heaven or hell Is the future deatina.
tion OF every soul-and it's a real
heaven and sure enough hell or
tho two Stuart IL far the gentler sun
day IA startling. bold. bellioose. grim;
Stuart is tender. emotional. pleading.
persuasive"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
Bolt Hits Buried caskst.

GAINESVILLE. ON an electrical
storm lightning bolt struck a flower
vase over the grave OF Grover Moore.
In the Rosevllle cemetery. Shattering
the vase. the bolt plowed through the
earth and found resting place six
feet below the surface. shattering the
coffin and box In which II was con-
fined. Both the box and cofin were
easily seen through the hole which the
bolt had bored through the ground.
The damage was repaired next day.
Moore WAS killed In street car acct
dent In Akron year ago.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
statue 10 philip sidney.

The name OF Sir Philip sidney is.
Of course. held high in honor among
Dutohmen. who cannot forget that
when he died at Zutphen. I'm 1886, he
was lighting In their cause against
Spain. A committed has recently
been formed at Zutphen to arrange
for the erection OF a statue to Sidney
at that place. and subscriptions are
appealed for not only In Holland but
In Great Britain.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
Mulch for Tea Roses.

Save the grass clippings from the
lawn to serve as mulch for the bed
OF Tea roses. These plants like to
have the soil about their roots cool
and moist. Spread the grass over
he bed to a depth OF two OF three
inches. When It withers. work II into
the soil TO act as fertilizer as It de-
Gays and apply fresh clippings.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
A erIsf on Curtains.

The curtains are the keynote 10 a
room and make or mar IL; and here let
US stand firm on the matter OF shades
they are never necessary. Two sets
OF sash curtains hung one pair above
the other and running transversely on
cords. with rings close together or
without rings, are prettier and more
useful for one can have the light
from above or below ss desired. Shot
In the lower hem viii keep the cur
tain In place.-country Life In Amer.
lea.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
letting the Ca, ou, Of the BAG.

The saying "let the cat out OF the
bag" probably had Its origin In the
trick OF substituting a cat for young
pig In the days when Il was customary
for the country folks In England TO
take pigs to market in bags. These
bags. In old phraseology. were called
"pokes." II anyone was foolish
enough TO buy an animal without look.
ing at It. he was said to have bought
"a pig In a poke but II he opened
the bag the cat would Jump out and
the trick was exposed.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
Pl,ohsr. VIII Be Pitchers.

Mr.. Balfan Immersed In the game.
hercelyl-If that pitcher would only
settle downl
Mrs, Balfan (inexpressibly shoeked)
Dear mel You don't tell mel Is
he as Wild as all that. Georgef-
Puck
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

OF unorA, uhh hn.
nouneed himself as
a candidate for tho
United states sen.
ate from califor
MA. Mr.. spalding
has been a resident
OF Chicago for the
greater part OF his
life. but for tho
past few years has
made his homo at
san Diego. Cal, II
vas nj the urgent
request OF the bus.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
IsrkImer cOun,y ana there ths family

Herkimer county and there the family
lived for years.
Two years ago Douglas Robinson
gave a library TO the people OF the
neighborhood OF the homestead and
President Roosevelt made a speech
and held a reception at the time of the
dedication OF the building.
II the former presidents nephew
wins his political fight he viii repre-
sent a district which in past years
was represented at different tines by
Roscoe Conkling. Francis Herman.
Ellis II. Roberts and James s. sher.
man.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

the department OF
the east. The gen
eral for the last
year has been In
command OF the
department OF the
lakes at Chicago
ana the people OF
that city were sor-
ry TO have him
leave. They liked
20 see the son OF
their old Civil war
hero riding az the
head OF parades
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
aaltsaerIhee.

Il thought | told you 10 stop smo
king" said the doctor. severely.
Il tried 20. replied the patient. ''bu,
{ haven't the heart 10 disappoint tho
members OF my family who look to me-
TOR prize coupons and baseball pic
tures."
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
"BlLLY" SUNDAYS TALKS
LIKE HOME RUN HITS.
yIJHEN the Rev. william A. Sunday,
w known the country over as BILLY"

Sunday. quit play
ing baseball he
took TO the pulpit
There have been
a few baseball
players who have
made $4,000 a
year playing the
game, but BILLY"
Sundays earnings
have been far
more. In addition
TO saving the
souls of thousands
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
And a Vacation Train, Maybe.

"Graciousi' exclaimed Mrs. Coco
ley. 'iust listen 10 that clergymani
I'm positive he's swearing. Evidently
he's missed his vocation"
''No." replied her husband. Il
think II was his train. The Catholic
standard and TiIaeA
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
Ruhhlnn IA In.

What made the boss glare so at
that man who just went outg' said
one waiter to another. when he paid
his bill for b0-cent dinner he asked
n there was any place In this neigh
borhood. anyhow. where fellow could
go and get a decent meal for 30
cents"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
No PROFIT In Cheap stock.

So long as people are taught to fol.
low the beaten paths Of by-gope ages
and to breed from cheap stock. they
will continue as OF old TO sell their
product for little or nothing IN the
open market
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
NEPHEW OF ROOSEVELT
WOULD GO TO CONGRESS.
THEODORE DOUGLAS ROBINSON.
son OF Douglas Robinson and

nephew OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt. is
a candidate for rep
resentative In con
gress from the
New York district
which comprises
the counties Of
Oneida and Herkt
mer In central New
York colon 9 !
r oos evelt has
promised to speak
In the district on
a. - .,-..-... skA
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
Lesser OF Two Evils.

New Boarder (disdainfully)-I don't
see how you fellows can eat this
bread.
old-Timer-We force ourselves to
eat 1t. so It won't come back TO " as
bread pudding
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

Boiled potatoes are an excellent
summer feed. and when potatoes are
plentiful are fed largely. Corn.
cracked at FIRST. later whole. Is fed
freely, but never exclusively.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

Pat-Moike, why Is kissin' your
gurril loike bottle OF oliyesI
Mike--Giye Il upl
Pat-'cause ef yea can get one ths
-.st come aisy
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

"A Chicago man shot his wife In the
foot so as to keep her at home while
ae was away. What do you think OF
thatf"
"oh, don't consider that much Of a
shot."
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

the office OF the quartermaster gen
eral, which have been approved by the
department, look ultimately to the
establishment at Sill of a division
post and the expenditure OF at least
$40 ,000, 900. The old post, now oc.
cupied by three batteries OF the First
Field artillery, probably will be re.
tained as a school Of musketry, which,
under orders issued last year. Is to
be transferred from the Preside Of
California to Fort Sill.
Twelve OF the buildings at Fort Sill
are complete. At least 40 are under
active construction. Work is getting
well under way on a number Of other
contracts. Two shifts OF men are
working day and night on the artesian
well, and are something more than
150 feet in depth. II is expected the
drill will be kept going day and night
for an entire year and the depth OF
the we'll will be about 1000 feet
Bridges are being constructed. A
large sewer and drainage system IL
being prepared and the grounds
graded The weekly pay roll for the
workmen on the building alone aver
ages about $4,000. In few weeks II
Is expected this will reach $4,000 as
new contractors Will appear with their
crews.
The original contract for buildings
In the new post was for the aggregate
sum of t75O.OO0 and included "a build
ings. as follows: One colonel's quar-
ters, two field officers quarters.
eleven double officers quarters, one
four set officers quarters, six field ar
tillery barracks, four double non-com-
missioned officers quarters, one ad-
ministratlon building. one post ex.
change. two storehouses. one bakery,
six battery stables, one band stable.
ono quartermaster's stable, three
double stable guard and shop build.
ings. ak gun sheds. one granary, one
coal shed. one wagon shed. one pump
house. To this number OF buildings
have boen added eight more, includ.
ing one guardhouse. two storehouses.
one repair shop and the four Just con
structed. at a cost Of $4,000. The nd.
ditional contracts include the build.
Ing Of two field officers quarters. one
double officers quarters and one four
set ofioers' quarters at n cost Of t62..
900; wiring for tho building 1850.
and plumbing. tb.9is. water reservoir.
$4,000; sewerage and publication
plant. $4,000. and steel bridge
across Cache creek 20 coat $3.50.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
GRANT RETURNS EAST
TO NEW YORK COMMAND

GENERAL FREDERICK DENT
VI GRANT is again In command OF
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

curtlss' Aeroplane Esoltes Comment.
washington.--The experts In both
tho army and tho navy are watching
with keen interest tho development
OF tho. heavier.than-air craft While
the officials are not willing 10 say
much publicly about tho possibilities
OF tho use OF airshipa IN timo OF war.
they are saying privately that the
probability Ia that when the nort
great war comes tho airphip will play
a moro effective part than battlcshipa.
land batteries. or groat masses Of
troops.
Tho prediction Ia freely made by
army and navy oficials In private that
not dollar will ever bo spent In for
tifyins for the protection OF tho Pan.
ANA canal. They havo arrived at
this conclusion because they think
thoy foreaeo that within n few years
the Airship will bo brought 10 a stage
OF perfection that will enable Il quick.
iy 20 destroy any fortincations that
might be erected along tho route OF
tho canal
Congress nt tho recent session do
olined 20 appropriate money for the for.
tineation OF tho canal No public
reason for this failure TO make an APP
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

nomination.
The opponents Of young Robinson
say that he is not simon pure Cen
trail New Yorker, that his father Is
really a resident OF New York City
and took up a nominal residence In
Herkimer county for selish reasons.
On the other hand It is to be said
that the cd Robinson homestead u In
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
Ex.BASEBALl PITCHER IS
CANDIDATE FOR SENATE.

LBERT q. sPALDiNo. weli-known
n throughout the country In the field
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court No
--I1c. Administration This IS TO give notice.
That the subscriber. OF the state OF Mary
land. has obtained from -,ae Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia letters OF ad-
rninfstration on the estate Of August Offer-
man late Of The District Of Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
7rrrnt Mt Care5. to the subscriber. on or before
the -5th day OF July. A D. 1915 otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all beue-
"a Of said estate Given under my hand
f1-s 18th dzv q July 1910 ELLSWORTH
OFFERsEAN. ut. Raiucr. Nd tSeaD AZ
-eSr- JAMES TANNER. Register OF wills
for the District OF Columbia Clerk OF the
Probate Court JOS. !. WATERS. Attorney.
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

-r,---f-z schedule figures publishes
y 81 t-oetor1-raation and are n0t s-1-11'lsaa
'i Fer Atiaata Br5i q a. ana i5.ss p
OTlsaL1s. 800 and Memphis. so u -
daily ---rr,, g-r---ea-ooza- Ztr@
For Roanoke hTlo'-'ll-e - = =
-,,1r-Fsr1- Nevg Orleans u--u , II
- T7o--,jze Knoxville, CnaJll-L-115zr --a-s--
- NFeDuhEs 40 a H. o-4-L- NS--eLt-a
- out-n after u p nj
Af1-ntz Birmingham. Columbia
Fs-srls-ton. Augusta. Aiken savannah : e =
sN-viI!e. ard Florida points "a ?, "a o4.-ss
- Z. g, BROWN. GeEsFl AEssa d,
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Fox Sale

FOR SALE
SIX 3 AND { ROOM tEACH) HOUSES
Al BALLSTON. Va
rc minutes from I2th 81 and Pa ave.
minutes from Georgetown. These houses are
an new and all OCT upie5. lots ralEins from
zCxl50 10 half acre. Located in the cen p Of
the town OF Eallston these houses are pc
cfaIlv well built: large rooms bay window S
front and rear pe-ches-
SMALL. CASH PAYMENT. BALANCE
MONTHLY POSSESSION n 50 DAYS
can At ROOM g. Lawrence Building
81 18th 81 y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
WANTED-FARMS

WANTET-Sulau farms-We want 30 small
tracts Land at once with or without houses
within 20 miles OF Washington, on OF any
5Istarca from car line >. TO- j. %. or >
acres each Want them suitable for truck
ing frust. small crops, chickens. etc Write
Al once aa5 give particulars AMERICAN
IND COlIPANY. 6II i3Ih ST y. W.
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RI

Punished only as information, n5t s-s-a7J ;s.
90 D Il dalyEo1s siIsi----, p s. =
- - kentucky points E1l----1 s-=eP-
gina --f----rsrE ana Louisville - - ~
Sc s-ss- - = IRON Charlottess L. $500
N------s =. ,laE-r-l-Ee~ Gu "a 49, A. ----A--
go , - S-TsE--IAL- Sold train to -
CEA--21-.. TsL.--.lan slsegzrs 20 C-tcz-s-
Stops Osiy At l1lPo5ir 2. z' >, 15n.a ar
a14Ss- - Gins. r. - 4-Aa-A AEL-- -
LIZ - Ty,..5ssill=, she fses1, S9--1'Eas--
GL1~s-------s- pullman slUrDIES - b ig8a7-
and ~ t--fr.s. Ci2--1l@l-- 49, L1-ls.---a,
= a. y Cl-l1s AZ - ~,re-.z - - =
CheSapS~7S and New Union SLaLi5z
ave- - 80 Ig5s and 80 IOr tickets. bGE-
Telepn9--e 80 r.servaticns- and ;1z-caaE-
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
CLAIRVOYANTS
SPIRTUALiSM

MEETINGS sunday. Monday. and THURSDAY
j. ms laiiy readings lt lEe home o. AIRS
y J. NALTBE. $50 Il ST. ~ W Phone y
-
MAZE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. read~
your lie correctly gives names facts
readings daily and sunday. 81 Sd 81. y Z
Cor +. Eea- Union Satloo- Ladies only
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
FLOOR OILS

. = HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-E1ll-.n5
r----- on keeps tne floors clean and bright.
gives them polished finish Good Lor yclF
s----5-s--.- IN IL SIC gallon delivered Phone
STzfn 5s5s ONCE 113 Pa ave y W WASH
SCION ID G. L. 5. - Used By q ;. s5Ov-t
and over $3.50 families Tor the last = 80
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
If NOT
WHY NOT
DEAL AT
TAYLOR'S FURNITURE STORE
100 O St. N. w.
Where you get high-grade slightly used
furniture. good as new. az hall cost. as vel
as hlsb-Erade new sample furniture
FOR SALE
! one 40-horsepOwer
EMERSON BOAT ENGINE,
Absolutely new
CHAS. E. MYERS,
ltz2 I St \. w Phone y. So
BURCH & KEEPS,
NEW AND SECONDHAND
SODA FOUNTAINS.
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES
AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS
Hot Coffee Urns. Metal Furniture
TELEPHONE MAIN ZSI9-
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS
$50 Drop Head Singer---.-----.. -..--...-S SO -
$50 Drop Head ToTnestf IL =
so Wheeler * wilson. IO.O3
seek L.aanlng. 5tc- Open evenings 4 H
- - "a ave ) F. Phone.
E.vl, s--LE-1iaano; magnificent tone: Angus
t-s L,lls- upright grand perfect cOnli-
u9ni val sacrifice for So cash 30 y. \.
- - -
FOR sA1E-Ezcelieut mahogany upright
piano. bought new this year. very cheap
l0T casn- - ST s T.
FOR SALE-Large safe ana entire store nz-
lures reasonable so 9Th 81 y w
FOR .sAI.E-Launch. p IL. IS inch beam.
--cy4lneer. Oh y. engine: reverse scar.
ss1Tc1-iSnt, and complete equipment cost
$50 three months ago. a bargain at so
cash II n WALTERS. 1907 Conn ave
= W
FOR SALE About 60 doors. 100 y.na1w
sash. & man-els. large windows. complete
with weights. lot good blinds. GOO laJhs.
ana about Loo IT. 2X5. 2NS. 2N-g joists.
-ee- 4gl=- $50 Tor the lot A r THDAP-
SON Expert Vyrecker Of buildings. CPS II 81
NEW BTCYCLEs-
FREE REPAIRS
We VIII sell you new bicycle and keep
10 ia repair absolutely free Tor one year.
T. n AUDD. Jr-. Inc,
1-zs y \ ave y "
FOR sALE-One Az cycle POGO camsra- I
WIKI six pla-eaoiders- - y Y ave y Va /
FOR SALE-Jne %o :. F5uIIsevc Eo-IgE. I
l.m- = y y ave \ W
FOR L-E--Tgyo-uauueI cot pedal organs 4
Solo walnut $50 also oak hail rack. $50. I
both IN excellent condition - Mass ave
y T. {
FOR SALE-Sevvins machine, Standard. used 4
only two months cost 500 sell cheap Cal
after D. m s1- II y l. I
FOR sALE-Tyventy hives Of bees rs sth
y W
FOR SALE-sIar baskets. sc doz stand 4
-. Center SleEket- J. r HOPKINS.
FOR SALE-Ner tents al greatly reduced
prices amp stools. cots BURTON e. !
son. 81 = y W
-OE SALE-A complete stone-g--TsElFll- /
plant. mounted on wheels. capacity. IUI
ards per day Inquire az 23Z7 2 81. y W.
SEQ ETLLEEN
SMALL WAGON. So. Hlu lcebox. SD.
eEeys1lnE machine, 50 30 -Jth ST. y w !
FOR SALE-GODD QUALITY OPAQUE shades /
lrte1 20 windows. only &5c- best quality OIL
pal-e shades soc. hung free
kLEEHI-A IT'S. Nth and II srs y
'OR SALE-FIne bu;tcrEnilk SC glass not I
the sour milk kind stand 1s3, Center 1
EarSer- = r HDpTTNS
FOR sALE-Lot q 5e,yel.y and trays. cheap
10 = 8 z
The Washington times., 1910-08-03
RALLROkDS

~ = = z-Az1Jae--- - M NV YORK
NEW TEEAINAL- ID SE-- NV YORK
ESQ q u.-D5lsr. Pullman Ear-sr Cz--
4s-tg a ul--5-hoUr train E-Cllsr Esr-sr ca.
81 ~ q uz--C1asr and Pullman Earl5r G..
q ~ = m--DLEe- and Pullman E4--J- a.
sE-oJ :. ul---.EScya4 Llll1tsl'i AL FUiLz1Az-
Elve-ECEr-
$50 = z--Dla-r and Observation Pzzszs
m.-CozcEes 70 New York
s1s.lE y T--S-eepeTs 20 Ns~ LJrL
sz-E= - D--S-eelers - Eh1Iaee- palz and Nee
ATLANTIC CITT. 47.o2- ss-o1. tII-ss i
f1.6O, 800 - -
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
Fvyeek Days. : a 70 Il ? ~
- alg-Jl. -z-lJ Ia. -L--JJ noon go
80 RS T.5s1. 80. f5-1l- 80. r4.sE
&C. 80, i5-usr So Ts-1e- -o, Ts---- 'sss
40, -ll.vls -. ----s1- .----s ~ !.
' WESTWARD
CHICAGO. - 80 , -
TT~CIS<ATL. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
WI u -s-Eu. - "a. ats L.. Jed LIEa--
PT--TSBL &c, re--- e -l-r - 's-1G p Il
80 ulEht- Sleeper ready. IL = II
CI-E-N- E.L-acSDr 7---1 ? Il
CCILEECS. 80 ? n
ICHEEE-INl5. 80 - z2-r 80 , II
CUMBERLAND 80 = L. 'lCs=a Ga
sF TSES4tSz.icEEsrER fs.I0 D. e. t4.A t5zs
, EREDERIcK 7s-za $40. 81 T. n. IA
'H5.AcERSIOysS. $40 Il II. f5-05 p n
sTIaIIy- Except sunday sunday oily
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