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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-12-07
CHARTER OAK.

Emil Knoll has decided to move t,
farm near Battle Creek the frs
of March. He will still be on the Char
ter Oak mail route, his place being
the fartherest stop on Mr.. Thompson:
route.
Ed Weed is building new buggy
shed on his farm.
Mrs. Poster. who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Nels Thompson
left Friday for her home.
Frank Ordway was in town the first
of the week distributing bills for his
sale.
| The Wichman saloon and the Han
| ford cream station received new coats
of paint the last week.
Glare Dearman left Thursday fol
Omaha. He has been working on the
Walt Wilson farm, but left for points
farther east after the work had eased
up. He expects to land soon in Cali
fornia.
John Jacobsen and A. F. Barber
were in West Side and Vail last Fri.
day. Mr.. Barber had some business
in connection with the bank and John
took him over in his car.
Miss Oneida bravo left Friday for
Holdridge, Neb., after pleasant visit
IN the Barber home.
Messrs. Peters, Lockhart and Rain.
ey were in Charter Oak Friday on
business pertaining to the mill. The
mill was transferred from Peters to
Rainey, who expects to move here
after the first of the year and do his
own managing. Mr.. Mertz will re-
main as miller.
Tony Winneke was in Sioux City on
Saturday.
Edgar Wilson, better known as
Pete" came Sunday night from
Spencer, Neb, for a visit with friends
and relatives. He left Tuesday for a
visit with his people in Woodbine.
Dist. Superintendent Torbet preach
ed both morning and evening at the
Methodist church. In the afternoon he
preached in the Mullen school house
south of town.
The Methodist Sunday school peo-
pie are arranging cantata for
Christmas time. They expect to give
Santa Claus Dream"
Miss Fanchon FroDascO entertained
the senior class with taffy pull last
Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Dave and Waterhouse and
the Misses Leila Greigg, MaylOu Rich
ards and Edith Schelm were in Deni
son Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Sweet and daugh-
ter, Mildred, and Miss Fanchon Pro-
basco were in Dunlap Saturday.
Cards were received the last of the
week announcing the wedding of Miss
Jessie Christy and H. H. Wright at
the brides home in Vermillion, S. d.
They expect to make that their home.
Miss Elvena Samuelson returned to
her work in Denison after weeks
visit with her people here.
The Hill brothers. of Denison, fin
ished the work on the three monu
ments they have been placing in the
Charter Oak cemetery. The monu
ments are placed on the graves of S.
L. Jones, Mrs. Peter Langholdt and
John Dorfler and taken together ag-
gregate about a carload of rock, be-
sides the coping laid.
VIM. Rae and wife were in Sioux
City Friday.
"A Wise Fool" This show plays the
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e. T. Ryan spent Sunday at Dun
lap with relatives.
j. M. Woolsencroft was at Carol
on business Monday.
James Hill was in Omaha last weel
and purchased couple of cars o
feeders.
R. Mcclure was a county seat Wis
itor Tuesday.
day to see James Mangan, who il
quite low.
Frank Simon has purchased Jno
Ryan's interest in the Ryan & Ras
mussen blacksmith shop and Mr.
Ryan has purchased Mr.. Rasmussen
interest in the Vail Motor Car com
pany.
H. Enenbach was a passenger tt
Omaha Sunday on business.
Andrew Hazelton returned las
week from Colorado, where he spen
the summer in search of health. His
friends are pleased to know that he
is much improved.
w. M. and F. H. Stowe, of Char
lotte, Mich. visited here last week al
the Pete Ludwig home.
Clint Paine, of kenebec, S. D., spent
one day last week here on business.
Charley Magill was Denison caller
Monday.
Mrs. E. Walters and daughter, O
Denison, spent the first of last weel
here with her mother, Mrs. Meyer.
Mrs. Margaret Mitchell-C lausen, O.
Omaha, who has been visiting hel
folks here for the past two weeks, re
turned home Friday
Miss Jessie McVeigh, of Omaha, Wis
tied friends in and around Vail last
week.
John Hassett, of Denison, was call
ing on Vail friends Saturday.
There were fifteen cars of stock
shipped from here to Chicago Satur.
day evening.
Miss Clara McAndrews was call
ing on Denison friends Friday.
Mrs. Frank Starek and Mrs. H
Clark were shopping in Denison on
Thursday.
Mr.. Eugene Murtah and wife were
in Carroll on business Tuesday.
Geo. Sherwood was at West Side on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. Marti and children spent
Tuesday with her parents in Denison
Mrs. Rose Maynard has returned
from visit at Cottonwood, S. D.
James Watson, of Denison, was here
Friday calling on friends.
Mrs. Alfe Starek was up from West
Side Friday and spent the day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Miller and
baby left last week for Ottumwa, at
which place they will visit couple of
weeks with DR.. M. Voy and family.
Mike McVeigh was in Vail Friday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Jones, of Deni-
son, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Trexel and daughter, of Deni-
son, were visiting Vail friends Friday
Pete Lawler, of Wall Lake, spent
Saturday here with friends.
Miss Ogda Wahlin was a Denison
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harrington and
Mrs. M. Quirk drove to Denison Tues
day and spent the day.
Miss Albertine Grover went to
Schleswig last week, where she will
teach school for the winter.
Pete Monaghan and Tom Duffy took
the Sunday noon train for Omaha for
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enjoyed the lecture, which was THE

enjoyed the lecture, which was THE
Wandering Jew
Mrs. August Weber, who recently
underwent an operation at the M. E.
hospital in Omaha is reported get
ting along nicely.
DR.. w. 3. Liggett, our up-to-date
dentist, has recently installed an cleo
trio motor to his dental operating
room. This little machine operates
the various dental tools used by the
doctor, enabling him to perform this
delicate work very rapidly and with
the least pain and inconvenience to
his patrons. Few dental parlors out
side the cities are equipped with such
modern appliances,
| The new addition to J. G. Dyson's
store has been completed and this,
with the second floor, which is being
fixed for clothing room, will give
Mr.. Dyson considerable more space
and add greatly to the appearance of
his new store.
Warren Reams, of Defiance, visit
ed friends in Manila Tuesday.
NJ. S. Broderick will hold a public
sale Tuesday, December Goth. Mr..
Frederick has decided to quit farm
ing and go to Nebraska.
Mr.. Jno. Potter, of Battle Creek,
came Monday to look after some bus
mess affairs.
Lee Alfred returned Sunday from
Montana, where he has been working
the past two months.
]. P. Barber went to Wisconsin on
Friday. to attend the funeral Of his
brother.
Mrs. V. ]. Ream, of Ponca, Okla, are
visiting with the formers sisters, Mrs.
B. F.. Whey and Mrs. Jno. Harrison.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church met Thursday with
Mrs. Pease.
John, Dyson went to Chicago Mon
day to purchase stock for his new
store in Sioux City.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. c. A. Sykes.
Mrs. Dave Weaver is enjoying a
visit from her sister of Springfield,
Neb.
The Guild meets Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Mcintosh
Miss Elsie Hatch, of Bayard, spent
lltle Will MISS bSSSle OduIl-
ders.
Hans Hoffeins. of Lincoln, Neb,
came Monday for a visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hoffeins.
The K. p. sisters and their hus-
bands gave Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hird
surprise Tuesday evening at their
home. A large crowd was in attend
Sutton Bros. this week installed a
new set of floor show cases of the
latest style and design, with French
plate glass top. This, after having
the store papered and painted makes
the interior of their drug store look
like one in large city.
J. H. Tryon and son, c. O., have
contracted to build large home for
Hemphill in Buck Grove, and are now
in Buck Grove busy at work.
Everybody is planning on attending
the corn show Thursday and Friday.
Word has been received here from
Dakota that Lutte Tillett, who moved
there in the spring, had the misfor-
tune to have all his grain and straw
burned and also his son, Ralph, was
quite badly burned by the fire. The
loss amounted to about $1,000.
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couple of days stay on business and

a couple of days stay on business ant
pleasure.
Miss Loretta Ritter and Mis-:
O'Toole are here from Clinton county
visiting at the homes OF JnO. Flynn
and P. F. Lynch.
Emmett Quirk returned last Thurs
day from a visit with his aunt, Mrs
e. Kennedy, at Lyons, Iowa.
Mrs. Johnson spent Thursday IL
Omaha on business.
Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Haas attend
ed court at Denison last week.
Lizzie Rollins Robertson was down
from Denison Wednesday in the in
terest of the Review contest. fol
which she is candidate for the big
prize.
Mrs. Anna Johnson took her depart
ure Thursday morning for Omaha
where she will take course Of train
ing in the Swedish missionary hos
pital to become trained nurse.
Thos. DeVaney, of Platte, S. d., is
here on a visit with relatives and
| friends.
| Michael Schlecta, wife and family
are now nicely settled in their new
home purchased of ]. P. Fitch These
folks have succeeded in the past
twenty years in accommodating wealth
enough to keep them comfortably the
balance of their lives. Their many
friends welcome them to Vail.
Dan Scanlans public sale was well
attended and good prices were realized
for everything offered for sale.
J. P. Fitch and wife took their de-
parture for Carroll, their future home,
| on Wednesday last. These folks left
Vail with the good wishes of the en-
tire community and their many
friends wish them the best things of
earth and heaven.
Henry Precht, of Denison, was here
on business the first of last week.
Miss Lillian Granny was Denison
visitor Saturday.
Frank Murtah was passenger this
(Monday) morning for Sioux City.
Jess Granny, of Missouri Valley,
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Thos. F. Ratchford, having settled
up all his business in Vail, took the
noon train Wednesday last for his
future home at Omaha, where his fam
lily are nicely located. Tom will be
| llllSSSu III vail, WutlG llc lids uOuc
business for the last thirty years, and
where he enjoyed the good will and
confidence of all who knew him.
While regretting that the Ratchford
family decided to quit their old home
here, Vail friends will always be in
terested in their welfare and earnest
ly hope that advantages looked for
ward to there will turn out o. X.
Andrew Whiting and wife took their
departure Saturday morning for Los
Angeles, Cali, where they will spend
the coming winter. Mr.. Whiting and
his wife are very sensible in taking
the pleasures and comforts of life.
1t would be we'll if more of our wealthy
farmers would do as Mr.. Whiting is
doing.
Charley Johnson, who has spent the
last four months here with his uncle,
Axtel Lindburg,, returned to his home
at Los Angeles with Mr.. and Mrs.
Whiting.
Tom Sheridan had the misfortune
to lose a valuable stallion Sunday
night. He died of congestion of the
lungs. DR.. Johnson, the veterinary
surgeon from Carroll, was called to
doctor him, but could not save him.
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VAIL ITEMS.

Mrs. Jno. Ainsworth, from Denison
visited with friends here the first o
last week.
Frank Murtah was in West Side Sat
urday on business.
Attorney M. OConnOr spent las
week attending court in Denison.
John Kral was business calle
the first of last week in Omaha.
Herman Puck and family were Owe
from Manning the first of last Weel
for visit with Vail friends.
James Sheridan made Jefferson
call last week.
Miss Johanna Walsh spent par
of last week with Denison relatives.
Jim Rollins was down from Deni
son on business Wednesday.
Mrs. A. w. Lyman and Miss Rookl
were shopping in Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Finley was here
from Missouri Valley Thursday OF
business.
Miss Marie WEIGH, who visited rel
atives here last week, left Sunday
evening for her home at Marshall
town.
Mrs. L. E. Molseed was in Omaha
SATURDAY CdlllIl9 VII - iSAuo ehu wing
some shopping|
Mr.. Bamford, of Denison, spent Sat
urday evening here with friends.
Mrs. James Duffy spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Heddeman, near DenisOn.
C. A. w. Colee, of Panora, Iowa
spent couple of days here last week
on business.
Clarence Blackburn and Miss G.
Crane, of Missouri Valley, were guests
last week at the G. E. Dingman home
Jno. Byrnes visited Denison friends
Sunday.
NJ. P. Ryan made business trip to
Logan Wednesday.
Mr.. Baker was over from Manila
Thursday on business.
Mrs. John Duffy was an Omaha Wis
itor the first of last week.
J. J.. Connors and family, from
Boone, visited with friends and rela'
tives in and around Vail last week.
DIR. Glynn was in Denison on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. Maria Ahrenkiel is on the sick
list for the past couple of weeks.
E. l.. Barber was here from DEM
son on business Saturday.
Frank Mitchell was county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Fitzsimmon's condition
is reported as being much improved.
Thos. Sheridan was business call
er in Denison Friday.
A. w. Lyman visited the first OF the
week in Carroll.
Henry Shirtcliffe was here from
Denison Tuesday meeting his old
friends.
Chas. Bral was West Side caller
Saturday.
Owen Dewitt was here from Coun-
Gil Bluffs Tuesday on business.
Mrs. p. Ludwig was an Omaha Wis
itor Tuesday.
P. Finneran and his wife visited
with relatives in Omaha last week.
Miss Audrey Watson, of Denison,
was guest last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. L. Marti, and family.
Mr. Knott was over from Manila
the first of last week on business.
Loran Barton returned Thursday
from an extended visit with relatives
at Chadron, Neb.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Estate of Peter OHare. deceased (by admins
tratrix). 10 Julia E. Sullivan lot in W line of
Carr street. . of Paul avenue, S % by W
10O 81. .395.
Julia E. Sullivan to Nellie Niehus same; $40.
J. Downey Harvey to Ellick Stratmary and
Joseph Radulovies. lot in y line of De Long
street. 1871 W of Liebig. 30 by W so; $40.
Alexander Boyd estate to Adolph B. Spreckels
lot in " line OF Front street, S7:S s OF Pine $
92:S by W 1876; $50. 900.
lean McGregor Boyd (as trustee of Alexander
Boyd, deceasedl TO same; same; $3.50 600.
Jacob Heyman company to August F. Jullich.
lot in Sc line of Hanover street, 267 NE of
Lowell. NE 25 by Sc 113; SO.
The Mccarthy company to F. ". Reed lot 81,
block D. Lakeview; SO
Sol Getz & Sons to Sadie E. Adams, lot In W
line OF Forty-seventh avenue, 90 of street. S
90 by W 120; S10
Florence B. Soule to Sol Getz Sons, lot in f
line of Forty seventh avenue. 225 n Of I street,
n % by 120; 81
George a. Dolan ct al. (by commissioner ia
Mary Josephine Dolan. lot at NE corner Of Cali
fornia street and Eighteenth avenue, IS By \
100. S56I 81.
Edgar Manning and wife to Terence L. Clancy
and wife. lot in S line OF Twenty second street,
so " of SANCHEZ, " . by 1876: s..
Fred ". Held TO Mildred G.. Held. lot in
line of ANA street. 103;T% w Of Cole, W q
by n 124:11: gift.
Louis H. Newroht. wife ct al to J. +. Browne
lot commencing at a point in center OF Carson
avenue, 1868 " of Douglass street. W %,
11S:Sas to Seward. Sc IS. y 1S5:3as; So
Frda and John Wderstrom to Victor and
louisa Falkenburg. lot in NV line OF Maple.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
- - i -

be Immediately sent to this city for shipment
Monday morning to San Francisco. There being
no other steamer scheduled to sail for San Fran
cisco Monday, the Santa Clara has been kept in
port.
Los ANGELES, Oct 22-Arrived: Schooner
Justin. from Beechers bay: steamer S Santa At Rosa;
Lakme. from Aberdeen; Katherine, from Eureka.
: Sailed; steamer Santa Rosa, for San Diego;
George w. Fenwick for San Francisco; Shna-
Yak, for Seattle; Tahoe, for Willapa harbor.
ASTORIA, Oct. 22.-schooner W. F. Jewett
has arrived down the river with cargo of
Stella 1t viii sail for San Pedro sunday sunday ''
:, Steamer Eureka arrived this morning from
Eureka with III, freight ,ei and passengers
TO the Challender navigation company's wharf to
discharge 500 barrels of cement before being
Steam schooner Daisy sailed this morning for
Raymond, where it will load lumber for San
The tug vosburg. which sailed for Nehalem
few days ago with load of salmon cans
for the Cooperative canpery, returned Friday
the barge Nehalem with cargo of railroad iron
and cars.
Charles Goddard has been appointed gasoline
engineer the pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer
In place OF Engineer Sweet. whose hand was
badly injured yesterday. The schooner left this
Leighton, Gunderson and Syenson on board The
tug 0neonta, which has been lying off the mouth
of the river since the schooner has been in
after water and supplies. returned today. II
viii be in service on the bar during the coming
rev days, While the Nallua is cleaning boilers.
The gasoline schooner Gerald C arrived this
afternoon from Nehalem with about 400 cases
of salmon.
wireless message received this after
noon from the tank steamer Colonel Drake stat
ing that Il spoke the British ship Port Stanley
at II o'clock this morning The Port Stanley
is en- route to Astoria from Santa Rosalia and
will probably be in this evening or Sunday
morning
The steamer Sue H. Elmore arrived today
from Tillamook with freight and passengers
ABERDEEN. Oct 22-Steamers Westerner
Newburg and Norwood are due. In addition the
steamer Fair Oaks. which sailed from San Fran
cisco Thursday. is expected to arrive here to
morrow or next day.
British steamer Strathalbyn, now out OF
Newcastle, Australia. for San Francisco, has
been chartered to load on Grays Harbor for off
shore. The StrathaIbyn has a net tonnage Of
2so4 which is even larger than the big Aus
tralian steamer HerInite. now loading at SHADES
sailed and steamer Svea arrived
TACOMA, Oct. 22.-Arrived-Steamer Watson
San Francisco; steamer Queen, San Francisco.
Sailed-Japenese steamer Panama Maru, Seat
tie; steamer Olympia, Seattle.
SEATTLE, Oct. 22.-Arrived-Steamer Lucy
Mem, from Bremerton: steamer Century, from
Vancouver; schooner William Renton, from Sar
Francisco: French bark Montcalm from Ant
werp French bark Eugene Bergline, from
Glasgow
Sailed-Steamer Queen, for Tacoma: steamer
Cottage City, for Skagway: steamer Bertha, fol
Valdez: steamer Humboldt for Skagway; steam
er Century, for Tacoma.
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street. 200 NE Of Persia. NE IS by NV 100: SIC.
Anglo California trust company TO Sig simon
and Ef it at - 81 so 81 POST ana
Same TO Morris Spiegelman and wife, lot az
NV corner of Sanchez and Day streets, W %
Monroe Greenwood 10 Mary Hansen. lot in y
line of Point Lobcs avenue. 1876 w or Fourtn
avenue. W 25 by 100: 500 tre-recordedl-
Estate OF Michael Dugan (deceased) to Cath
crime Kelly. lot in W line of Carolina street.
80 of Nineteenth: % BY W 100; sl-1oo.
Luigi Juri and wife TO Emil 5. Neuschw wander.
lot IN line Of Bradford street. 10 OF Pow
haitian. S 25 by Sc; $40.
Bernt Larsen Hon and wife TO Martin Hansen.
H. NJ. Howard and wife to Pierto Barsle
ct al. lot in line of Filbert street. so OF
Cough. so by n 55.1: $40.
Gustav Niersch 10 Bertha Miersch. lot in
line Of Waller street. los Of De Long avenue,
25 by 5 100; gift.
wife lot in n line of Fulton street. so " OF
Twentieth avenue, " go by y 1909 $40:
Home realty company TO haInerine y. NC Nc
James Jerome Smith TO Peter Macellart and
WIFE lot in " line OF Oakwood street. 202 OF
Titus Hssg to AnreIia T. Haag. lot IN line
OF Twenty y-eighth avenue. 100 ) OF California
street; q BY 120; gift
line Of Fifteenth avenue South. 100 " OF r
street, " 25 by 100; $40.
Building Contracts
Grace G. Heydenfeldt with j. G. sutton COM
RTsg nSdS .Us ,C t5res sfer7 os bn
ing in line OF Folsom street. 5I:6 E of Alice,
10 BY 90; S1,iSo-
Rivers Brothers with F. L. Hansen. James s.
Fennel and NJ. Levy-TO erect a six story and
basement brick and frame bnilding in line OF
Golden Gate avenue. 1926 " Of Taylor street,
DIR. Martin Krotoszyner with Grant Fee. NJ
Levy and C. F. Weber cOmpany-ro erect two
one story brick buildings In $ line Of Sutter
street $50 Of Polk, w ESQ by I'D;
SIS 54S
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSpecial Dispdtch TO The Call

EUREKA, Oct. 22-Steamer Bowdoin arrived
today from San Francisco with small cargo Of
miscellaneous freight. The Bowdoin will load
lumber at the Little River lumber company s
wharf for the return trip.
Steamer George W. Elder arrived from San
Pedro via San Francisco this morning with
freight. mail and passengers The Elder de-
parted shortly after noon for Portland via AS
toria.
Steamer State of California arrived from San
Francisco this morning with freight, mail and
Messengers The State upon returning to San
francisco will be taken off the Eureka run for
the winter. The steamer City of Topeka will
take the run between this city and San Fran
cisco.
steamer Acme sailed from the Arcata wharf
this afternoon with lumber and consignment
OF United States mall
In order TO take the first big salmon catch of
the season the steamer Santa Clara has been
held over the regular schedule this trip and will
not sail for San Francisco until Monday morning
at II O'Clock. The salmon season in. tide water
will open tomorrow, and 1T is expected there
will DC az eu9rmous frst days catch. which will
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
LOCAL FERRY raAIns-Na Oakland pI.r:

lOCtI feHnr lHAiHS-r8 OtNano rlWs
To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland sns
FruItyals- Daay-From 400 am. and every twenty
'es soo s4o o.. iOsS 70 Roo i iIsC pm. sa is6 and and
1.20a.n
To sath~ and Mskoss via Seventh ss-Daay-From
500 am. and every twenty minutes until 700 pm.
inclusive, then 40 $40. 800, $40. 1920. lilo.
and ll.40 pm.
To stonshurrt-Daly Except sundsy-s0O. zoo, 900.
900 am, 220, 400, 400. 500 $40 pm Sunday
only 900 1000 an. LOO. zoo. 400. 400 500,
$40 pm.
To Oakland Frst S.. Frutale. Alameda. via hcrssshos
-Daly-From 1000. go an and every twenty
minutes until $50 am. inclusive. then 800. $40.
1000 DO HOO l1.20 an. 12 m. l220 90. 1.20.
minatesuntii pm. inclusive: 740 a2o, 500. s40.
1910. 1f.o0 and 1l.40 pm, 1220 and l20 an.
Additional train 70 Oakland First S.. 2.l5 am.
To West Bwksisy-Daay Except sundsy-From 500
sive; then 300 am. and every hour until 400 pm.
inclusive: then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm. inclusive: then q 40 pm. $40. 800.
$40. 1910. i1.oo, ll40 pm aud l220s an. 4
To Nest eerkslsy-Sundays only-Frum 500 an,
then 700. 7:40 $50, 300 an inclusive: then go
an. and every twenty minutes ZOO pm. Inclusive;
then 7.40 pm, $50 300. $40. 1920. 100. 1l40
pm. and 1920 am. .
To corbIn-Daay Except sundss-Ftom 400 an. and
every 20 minutes until $40 an inclusive then
900 1000 am. 1900 N. loo. 200. 500 400. 40,
40. 500, $40. go and G00p-n.
To cxbin-sundsys onIy-From 500 an. then 900
an. go am. and every twenty minutes until
sO0pm.
70 stsss. Richmond. PuIIman-So0s an. $40 pm 62opn.