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The elevator passed the homely
mans floor. "Here, boy" he cried,
"let me out on the sixth thought
you knew that was my floor'
Excuse me, sah," returned the
boy, stopping the elevator and re-
turning to the sixth floor, ~ ought
to know your face, sab, but de trou-
BILE is / has to remember SO many oh
'ew, an you's am so complicated,
sab. n-Harper's Drawer.
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Daily except Sunday.
Through coach from HAgerstown Philadelphia on
Irain No. L."
No. west and and 10 runs daily between Har-
tsburg and HsgerstowR
Through coach from Philadelphia to Hsgerstown on
trains Nos. and g."
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily Hagerstown
Philadelphia train No. TO- leaving Bagerstown at
l0.25p. m. Occupants of this Tema in at
Philadelphis until 100 a. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping daily between Phila-
delphis and Hagerstown train leaving Philadelphia al
l20 p M, that except Sundays train No. will be
used Harrisburg Aagerstown instead of No.
sengers take this car at Philadelphia at hoop.
Additional trains will leave Carlisle for Harrisburg
daily, except Sunday, at 50a M, Us a. m. IL 10 p.
I5p M and 40 m, and from McchanicsburG at IS
a m, 80 m, 10 90 m. II IS pm, As p IN, % m,
5 IS and 10 05 stopping at End street, Harris
burg to let off passengers.
Additional local trains will leave Harrisburg daily ex
cept Sunday for Carlisle and intermediate stations
G 50 an Bpm, so IN, 6 20 M, and 10 IS m, also
for Mechaniesburg and intermediate stations at is
Il 10 ohd 10 All of the above traius will stop
1t End street. Harrisburg, to take passengers.
II. AZ RIDDLE, J. F. BOYD.
Genl Pass. Agent. Superintendent.
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No matter what your trade may be,

No matter what your trade may be,
An herbalist or halter,
Or something else, say to thee
you have aught the matter,
Don't take the old style gripping pills
That rather cause than cure your Ills;
but take DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets, for they are very small and
pleasant to take and are prompt and
effective in their operation. They
cure indigestion, sick headache, bill
iousness, disordered liver and habit
nal constipation.
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Strange I"

Strange
The swarthy man who was the
cynosure of all eyes in that impress
sive scene, chucklel softly to him.
self.
at was predicted Of me that some
day l would make my mark. And
now"
And there was not one trace Of
pride or self assumption in his man.
ner.
sit has all come trde."
Taking the pen handed him, he
put cross mark beneath the words,
81 am net guilty. Jack Stubbs."
IN. Y. World.
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Student-Just think, dear Uncle,
dreamt last night that you gave
me $50.
Unclc-0hl well, keep them.-
Fliegende Batter.
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Toni tell you, old man, inside
of year you'll be hugging yourself
because she refused you.
Jack-Bnt I'd rather hug her now
because she accepted me.
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ForMa1aria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
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THE PAST guarantees the iatira-
It is not what We say, hut S.'At
Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tets TIC
tory. Remember HOODS cUREs
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PIERCE .s sSas: . cure
on MONEY RETURNED

Parker-"swel clearinghouse,
isn't it?"
Barker-'SwelI2 Hash is never
mentioned except as Renaissance
corned reef.
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ANECDOTAL LITERATURE.
Gathered and Compiled by W G.
JOHN ADAMS.

JOHN ADAMS.
John Adams, the sccon president
of the United States, said the follow
ing concerning himself: "When /
was boy l had to study the Latin
Grammar but it was dull and l
hated it. My father was anxious to
send me to college, and therefore I
studied the grammar tila / could
bear it no longer, and going to my
father told him l did not like
study, and asked him for some other
employment. 1t was opposing his
wishes, and he was quick in his an
swer. We'll, john said he, if Lat
in Grammar does not suit you, you
may try ditching; perhaps that will
suit you better. My meadow yon-
der needs ditch, and you may put
Latin by and Dig This seemed a
delightful change, and to the mead
ow | went, but soon found ditchipg
harder than Latin, and the first fore.
noon was the longest 1 ever exper-
fenced. That night, while reposing
on my bed, | made some comparison
between Latin Grammar and ditch.
ing, but said not word about it. /
dug the next forenoon, and was anx-
lous to return to my Latin after din
ner, but it was humiliating and /
would not do it. At night toll con-
quered pride, and I told my father,
which was one of the severest trials
of my life. He was glad of it, and
if have since gained any distinction
it has been owing to my two days.
labor in that abominable ditch"
***
MR.. PHILLIPS.
Mr.. Phillips, of Andover, at one
time Lieutenant. Governor of the
State OF Massachusetts, when youth
was a student at Harvard College.
Owing to some boyish freak, he left
the university and went home. His
father was a very grave man. of
sound mind, strict judgment and few
words. He inquired into the bust
ness, but deferred expressing any
opinion until the next day. AT
breakfast he said to his wife: "My
dear. have you any cloth in the
house suitable to make Sam frock
and trousers 7" eyes" she replied.
"Well," said the old gentleman, "fol-
low me, my son." Samuel kept pace
with him as he leisurely walked near
the common, and at length ventured
to ask, "What are you going to do
with me, father p l am going to
hind vnn an nnnranticn 70 that hIank-
your choice, return to college, or you
must work." II had rather return"
said the son. He did return, con-
fessed his fault, was a good scholar,
and became a respectable man.
If all persons were like Mr.. Phil
lips, the boys at our colleges would
prove better students, or the nation
would have a plentiful supply OF
blacksmiths.
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aHave you had much experience
as cook ~
"0i hev, ma'am. Oh he'd SVEN
teen places lasht year, ma'am."
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NHIO RIVER RAILROAD
~ -TlME TABLE,

On and after Monday, Juue 4, 1894,
passenger trains will run as follows:
#Daily tDaily except Sunday.
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AuCTloNEER'S NOTICE /!

J.V. QUINN offers his services as
Auctioneer in the counties of Berkeley
and Jefferson. Having had over 20
years. experience can guarantee salts
faction in selling and in price, or no
charge. Terms moderate. A share of
public patronage solicited. Address all
Communications to J. V. QUINN,
Bedington, Berkeley county, W. Va.
Dec. 81, 1890, tt.
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TIME TABLES.

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
w TIME TABLE,
Connecting with p. & r. r. at Shippens
burg and Gettysburg N. & w. r. r. at
Hagersto~1 b. & o. r. r. at Hagers-
town and Cherry Run; PR. r. at Bruce
Vile, and L. w. IL b., N. q. and b. & p.
Railroads at Union station, Baltic, Md.
Schedule in effect September 80, 1894.
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THE TORTURED, DISFIGURED

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Insurance Business!

in all its plans, representing none but
the solvent o Id reliable Companies. In
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panies will pay losses promptly. Call
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Prudent people always insure in the
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WEST BOUND.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID TIME TABLE,
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY -, 1896.
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letter FOR Is YEARS
DISFIGURED FOR LIFE
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Disease Entirely Conc In One Month.
Now No Trace. Skin Smooth.

For more than fifteen years 1 was effected
with running letter on my face and scalp.
Various prescriptions and many remedies were
furnished, being afterwards treated by many
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BACK TO STAY.
After 80 years absence from Berke
ley county, living in and visiting many
Western States, l have returned to my
old home and located permanently in
West Virginia as the best place to stay
and have engaged in the
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letter ON SCALP and HAND

Used CUTICURA REMEDIES for letter on tho
scalp. They left me sound and well. My aunt
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s. j. BURKIIART, Ruthton, Tenn.
Had Dry letter my hands. Used several
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AFTER THE GRIP,

Golden Medical Discovery and is now abl'
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medicine In tho world. and ! am, gratefully
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SHIRT BREATH.

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kUlE Hands produced by CUTIoURA Soar.
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LIVE STOCK.

,urcAeo. January 2.-Cattle-In good
demand and prices a trihe lower. Quota
IONS range as follows: Good 10 extra a 40
az 90. choice steers 81 4Oa4 70; common to
Medium steers So l0a4 50; stockers and
feeders 81 OOa3 50; cows and heiiers, extra
~ 81 25a3 so; cows. fair TO choice - 2Oa3oo.
HoCs-Market closed l5a20c lower than
ito hest time Monday. The greater part
of sniff went out of sellers hands at 81 31a
4 "a for averages Of more than 500 pounds,
and AZ 81 OOa4 80 for light weights.
Sheep-Trade was steady TO strong
prices Good TO choice sold at s. OOa3 80;
common stuff around 90 80, and culls as
low as 81 %. Choice lambs sold az s. 90,
the outside being 81 % Very good 'c'nhs
could be had for $3.50, aud sales we from
mat figure down to 81 80, depending epou
Recelpts-Cattle, $4,000; calves, 300;
hogs, 10000; sheep, $4,000.
East LIBERTY, PA, January Cattle
steady and unchanged.
Hogs-A shade lower; Philadelphias
81 s5a4 90; common to fair Workers 81 4Oa
! 80; roughs s. 00a4 90.
Sheep-Duil and unchanged
C1NcINxArI, o.. January 2.-Hogs. lower
AZ "a OOa4 20; receipts, $500 head; ship
ments, l,SOO head.
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Scl1z'ar Relief Corps No. 1872, w. R.
C., ore arranging 10 give q short pro-
g-uus in connection with The public
Oscillation services Of the two orders
O.. W.E. q. aud o. A. r. next Friday
night
O. 2. Hughes aud wife, OF Cincinnati
O., we're at The Merchants, yesterday
0n their way home from Toronto, O
where The comedy company, Of which
they were members, became stranded
Miss Amelia SbIndlewolf, assisted by
the Misses Anna White, Amanda Meek
aud Rosie E6er.e held open house on
sew Years dav, Snd entertained her
Very numerous friends.
j b. Smith ana wife Mrs Heaton
ana Mrs Heinle.n were al out TO 81.
ta.rsy...a on New Years, attending the
golden wedding Of Major Isaac Weis-
wca-sr aud wife.
The toI-gatas took ln cash to the
amount Of, S21S.5S last mouth, divided
AS follows; no. ., SGAOl; No. ., S39. 80:
Na B. s6tS9; No. T. $500; No 5,
$780,
THE college students among the Bell
Are boys have returned 20 their differ
ono colleges after week Of holiday
pleasures,
Nrs. Meudeuhall and daughters, who
e-}a been visiting Mrs. MendenhalPs
sister. Mrs. Emma P0rJerdsld, of Rose
-., have returned home.
Tonight Be.la.rs Council No. IS. o.
O. A. ~, will Install their new CORPS of
officers. Al,erward they will serve
ulcb.
BIZ. and Mrs Frank Aut and little
----eter Of Steube1yi,.e are visiting
->s Mary Goetze Of the Fifth Ward.
Mrs. g. w. Curtis died al her home on
Rose H.i Tuesday night Of consump.
t.a. tlnegl. this afternoon.
j. S. Barker. whose trial was noticed
' Yesterdays Register. was bound over
U. .-lrt To- -ae sum OF $500.
Yrs 49, E Hubbard and daughter
'--nesv...' are in tue city visiting 10
--s Fourth Ward.
Bliss G. Carroll Of Pittsburz. has re-
..- u1us after a pleasant Visit with
A.ars friends.
The managers OF the EIySian Theatre
booked Peter Maber and Hennes-
o- April 9
r. j MaruU. OF Columbus, O.,
..--ai down 90 Bellaire on business
I0rry.
Do Weed, OF New York, was at the
A.a.u', Hotel yesterday.
us Co. Stokes. Of Toronto. spent
yesterday l0 Bei,aire.
The Ilcket Fair wound up with a
E-a BAN last night
Several ST. C,alrsville parties are
'..- .u Beliare.
A. Do Campbell, Of Hendryburg, is
'. .e -le city.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN CRITICISED.
HINTON, w. Va. January ]

HINTON, w. VA, January l.
TofAs Edtor Of tie Register;
SR:-In your issue Of Yesterday, I'M
der the head Of "Amusements," a COM
phmentsry notice appears of Uncle
Toms Cabin, the Immortal work, as
you style It, Of Harriet Beecher Stowe,
and you give the dramatiZation of it by
"Stetson's double combination" quite
send off. II is surprising that Southern
newspapers and people will continue to
give cOuntenance or encouragement to
such an immortal libel against the
South and negro slavery aud to its pre-
sentation 10 theatres. This, too. despite
the fact that during the late war the
remarkable loyalty 10 their owners OF
millions OF Southern slaves gave the lie
(and proved it) to every malicious and
SlSnderOuS allegation aud represen-
tatiOn of that dabOical book,
which OF late has been revived
on the stage for "bloodY shirt"
purposes of the Republican party. 1t
is astounding that Democratic news
papers and loyal SOutherners should be
dipped and used in such q shameful
purpose-one that ought TO be exposed
and secuted by every Democrat and all
people of the United States who are de-
s.rous OF destroying sectionalism by
suppresSing or denouneIng falsehood,
such as said book contains in iendIsh
form that has long striven TO stigma
tie the Southern people for bar0arous
punishment Of negroes that they never
have committed, but which the history
Of the country proves beyond contro-
versy that the Yankees are guilty OF,
and this too regardless OF the fact proven
by history also that the New Highlander
aud the Dutch first by stealing the ne
GroeS abroad, introduced African
slavery into the colonies of this country.
Is it true that Harriet Beecher stowe
recanted as to the cruelties pictured so
falsely in Uncle Toms Cabin. 1t is to
be hoped she did. Q. T. SMITH.
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PRoDUCE

CHICAGO. January 2.-Fres selling weak
ened wheat to-day despite bullish news,
and Nav closed &c lower. May corn toss
&c. Nav oats a c and provisions nnisuea
al declines. Flour, easy. Wheat, cSsh
No. , spring 81 aa5SSc; No. sprins
nominal: No. req 533s a54c; January 2S's
s5Ss{c. closing at $3.50; Nav 5fa IS,
closing at SIC; July 5I7sa5essc. Closing
at 5Sc. Corn, cash No :, 4i>sc; NO.
yellow 4l4c; January 445sa451Sc, closing
at 445Sc; May 475Sa4SA &C, closing at $3.50
July 4Ss<a4Sc, closing at 411@c:: OSts'
cash No. :. 9Sj<c; No. , white Si]5c' NO.
3 3lSlc; January 2SSs a2sAc. closing az
2Ss.c: May 3lsza3l4c closing at 3lssc'
Rye, No ., 4Sc. Barley, No. :, 9oa2oc.
Flaxseed. No. /. 81 SS}<. Prime timothy
seed, s. 52h Mess Pork, cash per oarreI
Sll S0all ~; January Sll SOall 50, closing
at Sll 80; May Sil 62]Sall S215, closing AZ
Sli to Lard. cash per 100 pounds 80 'oa
& ~; january So 521Sa6 IN, closing at
s6 IS; May S. soar 60, closing az s. wy.
short ribs, cash sides 0oose) s. 1Oa5 20;
January s. 6TlSa5 72ls, closing at s. OIss !;
MAY s. gOa6 20, closing at So 921S. Dry
sailed shoulders (boxed) 5a5]sc; short
Scar sides Cboxed) oa6lsc. Whisky, dis
Tiers finished goods per gallon 81 =.
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, NEW CUT OF JACAET.

-...,- dress suits TO men has oeen
-s.r,sbei Industry for years, and
b. .-sss costumerS make point OF
' rsea,fcent wraps for evening
4a elegant wrap is desirable
n. things 20 many women; espe-
~tare large class OF well-to-do
,i ..s tbe car instead Of carriage
4, The theatre in the evening
,-..a woman on parade at once
really dresses for the occasions
.n che seclusion Of her car
.ra NAV wrap herself warmly IN
f.7 Stair aad not be caught at IT,
ST. ..-.s-e of the car she can 81 once
% -... her husbands reputation as
-s 1r o bankrupt by the mag
.-.s. % her appearance. Back vel
.r.s Ilcd with ermine are as
'" .ue as anything can be, anu
li does for iuiug. A border az
s-5tihe real ermine vii! make
.-.. safe from detection.
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PKTkULxUM.

NEW YORK. January 2-Petroleum,
firm; Pennsylvania oil, sales none; Feoru-
ary option, sales none; closed onereo ~
csc: Lima oil, sales none.
on CITY, PA, January 2.-Opened at
q4l6c; highest, 95kc; lowest, s41Sc; closed
AZ Q5c: sales. 10000 barrels; clearances
or. 600 barrels; shipments, 67,SSl barrels;
INNS 40 EOS barrels
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ro rAkE mK. DUssINs rLAoE.

Frank Il Waterman, of Weston. to be
cashier Of the Wood county bank.
SDsc1ot % t's RsJtsss-
PARKERsBURG. w. VA, January .
Frank f. Waterman, Of Weston, has
been selected by the directors of the
Wood County Bank as cashier OF that
institution, to succeed F. NJ. Durbin,
deceased, There were several other
applicants for the place.
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G.rag 0hudren turned to Death

O.rHLAs, GA, January News has
reached hors that eight negroes
were burned 90 death, at Phillips Mill.
They were children. They were all n
.1rse which accidentally caught h-e
OH. the Inmates we're consumed before
'-.F could escape.
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Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grovs
tDailr eXcent SmndaY

sunday Church TRANS will leave Elm. uroys
a. s:43 - n. and Wheeling At l2:l7 p. N.
Trims No. q 6, IA and 70 connect WIFE tcrdG
line for rrisd elphie. Herdic leaves Triadei-
pais for Elm Grove ~ $3.50 .. "a. 1:3O o. IN.
IL 80 a. m. and 6.lo p m. Daily excsDt Sun.
days and Saturdays herdic, will connect with
train No. 81. leaving Wheeling at 100 D. m.
Sundays herdic leaves Triadelphia at 800 =.
M 300 s. o., $50 p. m. and connects with
trains No g. Hand 26 fire. "a Wheelire.
H.. WEISGERBER Gen. Manage
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vna Natal IarS.s

NEW YoRK. January g. Pig Iron, dull
Scotch sl9 OOa20 90; American 80 5OalS 90.
hin weak; straits Sl3 40sl3 10 plates quiet;
shelter quiet. Lead dull. Copper strong.
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'.rrAND, ORE, January 2.-Senator
q. 81. Dupl has arrived from Washington
remain until after the election oil
~....t States senator which meets Janu-
t A Senator DOlpA is c0nhdent OF re-
election.
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ARRIVE.

CITATION express SOJ u A-f HA"''-' -
ARRIVE.
From New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, S:l5 4. m daily
Cumberland ACCOMMODATION E0s p M TX
cept sunday. a.uv
Mourdsyille accommodation, 1:9O a. in' snu
1885 0. m. except Sunday, and I:2o p. m, SAT
Washington City express 500 p. M daily
Grafton xpress, 500 p. m, Monday Only.
WHEELING AEDPlTTsBURG DIVISION.
For Pittsburg. Washington. Baltimore, Phil
adelphia aud New York, 800 a. M Saa o'1
M. daily. IN.
Pittsburg express, 80 y. m except sunoty'
Wasbinatc o. Pa, accommodation, O:V p. w.
except Sunday.
From New York, PhladelphiA Baltimore
Washington and PittsbUrg, lO:lO a; M, oa.ly'
ll:3Op. M, except Saturday ana -'<' a. "''
Sunday only. 800. CD,
Pittsburg mail, l2:Jo p. u, eAcoP' 'u"-'J'
and $50 p. m. daily. On q,
Washington, Pa, accommodation o." a' mes
except Sunday.
TRANs.OHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus. Chicago and the west Nv
and 10. Il q. M daily, and il2 p. m dally' eA
cept Monday and $3.50 D. ~ MONDAY onH INK
Columbus Cincinnati and st. LOUIS, VIZ
a. IN. daily and ll:I0 p. m, except sa'Iio"''
aud 2:35 a. M. Sunday only. an.
st. Clairsville accommodation "'i' a. "'
and 3:.o T. m. except sunday. 100,
Newark accommodation, $3.50 ?. me- eAcsP'
sandusky Mail 1918 a. N. daily
ARnIyE. al,
From Chicago. 2:S5 g. m. and 5;5o p n. ,'ii.i
and l0:I5 q NJ. daily, except MONDAY N"'
a. nj. Monday only. cotombys.
From St. Louis. Cincinnati and Ooiu''''
500 a m and j:.Ij p. m. daily 80 mn
ST. ClairsyiIle accommodation H'"
and 5:35 D. m. except sunday. ov.s,t
Sewsrk accomn odatlon, 1875 A. m'' eAcsP'
Sunday. a.u,
CHAS o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent
Ut. LANE. T. P.Ag. whelling' W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
ON and after Sunday. December 10. 1924. Pas
,sngsr Trains will run as follows: fDaily
4Dailv except Sunday. Central time
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