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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
FRIENDS; But RIVALS!
KANSAS CITY PASSENGER AGENTS
ARE both At SAME TIME.
The EacursiOn to Eureka SprinRs,
Ark, as Guests Of the Frisco
Line Was a. Most Enjoyable
Outiux-RailrOad News.

When Mr.. Joseph II. Choate. our new
ambassador to the court of ST. James.
made his Introductory address a few days
ago. he summed up the whole substance
of the British-American entente cordlale III
a single phrase: Friends. but rivals. III
this terse characterization he cleared the
Anrlo-Saxon situation of a lot of super
fluous sentimentality that. had been in
dulged In on both sides of the Atlantic.
II is not known that Mr.. Choate has any
special acquaintance in Kansas City. but
he has doubtless heard of that unique
school of diplomacy known as the Kansas
CITY Passenger Agents Entertainment
Club. for in this rare organization the I'M
moderate Civilizations and the keen disap-
pointments incident to fierce competition
are periodically dissolved by the sunlight
of fraternity. On these occasions the only
rivalry IL in the efforts of each member 10
contribute tc the pleasure of the others.
and so far nonors have been SO nearly even
that no prizes have been awarded.
Yesterday morning the passenger agents
ard several newspaper representatives ar
rived from their excursion to Eureka
Springs, Ark. as guests of the Frisco line.
one OF the most delightful trips the club
has vet taken. They were in charge OF
II. NJ. Fickinger, j. c. Loverein. w. Z.
Melville. ]. b. Parkell, w. A. Tuley ana
IL Il. Saunders, all officials of the Frisco
road. and Z. R. Davidson, secretary OF the
local passenger bureau.
After Il most delightful Sunday q
Eureka Springs, with a horseback and tai.
ly-ho jaunt over the mountains ABOUT mat
picturesque town, the party left LOT RAN
sas City at 4:35. and arrived at Monet
where an elaborate supper. with the COLE
pllments of Fred Harvey. was serVs1' III
der the personal supervision OF r. W.
Young. formerly of this city. but VOW IN
charge of Mr.. Harvey's hotel and restau-
During this stopover a bad break In the
trucks Of the Kansas City sleeper was ols-
covered, and another car had to pc Sc
cured. but everybody was patient win ths
DELAY in gratitude that the accident had
been discovered in time to prevent q worse
one. The party reached Kansas CITY AT
80. much refreshed by the jaunt and eA-
pressing many compliments to the Frisco
oficiais. The following made up the party:
George w. H%agenbuch and l.. n. Bacon
of the Santa Fee: c. w. Alexander. Bur
Iincton: Alex Hilton and L. u. Cooper, chi
caso 4 Alton: George H.. Foote, M!wau-
kee; A.. II. Moffet and George Andrews.
Rock island: E. S. Hitchins and A.. :. bur
rows. Chicago Great WESTERN: James MOT
ris. Pittsburg & Gulf: E. s. Jewett, j.: +.
Etter and r. c. Lyon. Missouri PACING:
.John B. Frawley, Union Pacific: H: n.
Garland and II. {. Shields. Wabash: H. 4.
Marley, Michigan Central, n l.. Z.
Banks, Union Depot Company.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
STRIVING FOR SUPREMACY.
The ST. joseph & Grand Island Will
Soon Make Its Short Cut
Felt by Rivals.

The St. Joseph & Grand Island people
say that the coming season Will see their
road shaking the dust into the cabs Of
rival engines between Kansas City and st.
Joe. The road is now the short cut to the
manufacturing village up the river. its rails
covering hut sixty miles. and when the
eleven-mile stretch between Trimbls and
Cover has settled and is properly ballasted
the officials promise fast time.
Cole Gordon and c. A. Bat
son, chief train dispatcher, are now IN
Kansas City comforting with the Pittsburs
a Gulf officials in regard to a new time.
card. which they expect to put into effect
April |. A few days OF the proper kin HdV VII
zion for sprinting and then. as an official
said Yesterday. Our road will be the Kan
sas City and St: Joe road. 1t is shorter
bv four miles than any other road ana
when our flyers are on the track We will
not care much for way business. Our stops
will be few and our speed great. Our Gin
ders will lead our only real rival from start
to finish"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
MADE THEIR DEBUT.
Morning by WestpOrt High
school Juniors.

The juniors of the Westport high school
did themselves credit In the entertainment
which they gave yesterday morning. As
it was the first attempt they have made In
this line. they have reason to feel encour-
aged. In the first part of the programme.
which was musical and literary, Misses
Hodge and Kern played two excellent piano
duets, and other members carried out their
parts creditably. They We're Dale Rosen-
baugh, who gave a scene from the Ri
vals:" Marietta Neff. who read an essay en-
titled '.The Influence of Books. and For
rest Pinkston. who gave the Fable for
Critics for the junior class.
In the farce, The Champion of Her Sex"
the rights of women We're esDoused by Ed
ma Watson. Blanche Fitzgerald. Adelaide
Ellard. Laura Hamilton. Louise Chase,
Mary Sager. Lulu Longshore anc Martha
Depew.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
JOE IS AFTER jim.
Over Corbets. HIS Old Rival
and C0nQuerOr.

The ambition OF Joe Choynskis life Is to
whip Jim Corbett. They have been per-
scnal. enemies and puEil!stic rivals ever
since they were boys together in San Fran
cisco. and In two fistic encounters. fought
according to the rules. Corbett defeated
Joe. But these defeats were in the long
aGo-when Corbett was the pride OF the
hoodlum element Of Hayes valley and be-
fore he became 4 hank clerk or boxing
instructor OF the Olympic Club.
Ever since Corhett defeated sullivan and
picked up the crown SO long worn by the
Boston boy. Choynski has been anxious 10
again meet him. His overtures. during
Corbetts reign as king. We're derided and
he was told to make a record before as
piring 10 give battle. Now that Corbett is
or his uppers. enthusiastically speaking. Joe $
ambition has become fired anew. He now
proposes TO meet Mccoy. put the mitts
over him in short order. and then issue a
def TO his old rival.
II Corbett accepts he will make the most
serious mistake OF his pugilistic career. As
a shufiier of dead cards. Choynski has no
superior In the business.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
PORT ARTHUR EXCURSION.
r..,or. of Four states Will Go
With the ExcursiOnists to the
nr.niup of Shin Canal.

Opeping of Ship Canal.
All of the preliminary arrangements for
the Pittsburg & Gulf excursion to Fort
Arthur are completed and 1t promises to be
one of the most interesting railroad outings
ever directed from Kansas City. People
are coming from Nebraska, Kansas and
Iowa and tomorrow there will be q train
load which will precede the special tram
by twenty-four hours. Wednesday morning
at 1920 the special train will leave the
depot and it will contain many OF Kansas
City's most prominent people. the Ihir9
Regiment band will accompany the special
party. There will be sleepers from Kansas
City to Port Arthur and return and a am
ing car will be attached to the special also.
H. c. Orr, general passenger agent OF the
Pittsburg & Gulf, said yesterday that the
success OF the excursion was already as.
sured. 1.-The interest manifested in It, SAID
he yesterday, lis great. Port Arthur Is q
most interesting place and the excursion
lists will see many things. that will open
their eyes. The opening of the ship cana!
means a great deal to Kansas City and Will
be an event which will loEg be remembered
by those In attendance. Among the excur-
sionists 1t is expected that Governors STAN
ley, of Kansas: Holcomb, of Nebraska:
Stephens. of Missouri, and Shaw, Of Iowa.
will be numbered, and at every way station
delegations will increase the crowd"
The SIS rate of the Pittsburg e. Gulf for
the round trip will make of it one of the
cheapest excursions ever given by 4
Western road.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
On . Fast Track-Three Fa-
vOrites Won.

NEW ORLEANS. March 20.-The ninety
seventh day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather clear: track fast:
three favorites won. Summaries:
First ace-6k furiongs. Guide Rock. 10l
(MitchelD. 20 to I, won Merry Day. 107
Holden), 6 to l and s to s. second; Lady
Callahan. H. (Foucon). % to l. third. Time,
1:2l&.
Second race-l mile. King Barleycorn.
Jig (O'Connor). z to 10. won; Prince Me-
Clurg. l2 Wan Dusenl, Z to 2 and even.
second: Elmer s.. III tAker). 4 to I. third.
Third race-selling: 1916 miles. School
Girl, 81 tO'Connor). 6 to l., won: Celtic
Bard. los OHoldenl. : to ? and , to s. Sec
ond; Gomez. los tPeterman), 3 to I, third.
Time. 2:W.
Fourth race-Handicap: 1s miles. Adme-
ii tDupee). s to ID 1 to S, second: Judge
Stesdman. " tMoody). u to !, third. Time.
l:E.
Fifth race-Selling; z furlongs. Nora s..
IS tDupeel. 8 to S. won: Wood Ranger. 81
~,Sneppardl. s to 1 and 3 to 1. second; EN-
NETT Abearn. IS tHarshberger). 70 to 1.
third Time. 1:30.
Sixth raceI 3-16 miles. victorine, 100
tFnck).. 3 to 1. won: Zolo. 20 (MitchelD. =
TO ] and Z 10 8. second: Necedah, 81 slack,
L. TO !. third. Time, 2:03.
The stewards this afternoon decided that
Winnie O'Connor should ride Hardy Par
dee In the derby. The owners of King Bar
ieycorn were the rival claimants for the
boys services.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Result. Of oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. March A-Results at
Oakland to-day. Weather threatening,
truck muddy. Summary:
'rst race-ll-16 mile: selling. Sweet
G. lS7 q Jones). 6 to !. won: Guate-
IN. . q. POWELL. 50 TO i and 20 to i.
&c G. sharmante. lM Gray. l. to 10,
Second race..Mile: selling. Espionage, 100
SMcNickelsD. Z to 5. won: whaieback. liz
Thorpe, ! to ] and 5 to .. second: Hor-
ton; us tPiggottl. 5 to 2. third. Time. las.
Third race mile: flying stakes, 2-year-
sIds; ,, Morasase. lIs EThorpe,. I to ]. won;
ond; Winyah. lis (HennessyD. Z to i, third.
Fourth race..MiIe; selling. Eddie Jones.
10 lThorpe). 2 to 5. won: Castake, los III
HeinD. u to ] and I TO I. second: r. A.
les. ~ i'"e'
Fifth race-l5-ls mile; purse. DIR. shep-
card. Ii3 PiggottD. = to 5. won: Prince
H'.ses. 80 sMcNtckelsl. 20 TO i and IL TO
third. Time, l.35A. I"
Sixth race.i I-16 miles: selling. Pat Nor
rissey, lgS lIhorTe), 4 TO I. won: DIR. Ber-
n.ss iS o.; Jsnss,. I e 2 and : to 5.
third. Time, l:5s. =" =
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
PORT ARTHUR CANAL.
Waters Of the Calf Now Flow Through
It-lnjunction Headed on
fn Time

PORT ARTHUR. TEN. March Gothic
great Port Arthur canal is now nm ac-
ccmplished fact. The drcdges finished the
first cut a week ago. all hut Il strip Of
ground forty feet wide. which was left
to cut through at the big celebration next
Saturday. The canal officials became
aware Of the fact that preparations had
been made for another injunction md that
the papers were to be served Monday
morning. This would have been the hard
est blow of all as the excursions from the
North will start Tuesday and by Saturday
morning fully 5000 people are expected TO
he here to participate in the festivities. In
order to heck:nat this scheme. tn, dredge
Florida was moved to the meetirg point
last night and soon removed the last fOun-
dation N which an injunction can stand.
The waters from the Gulf now How
through the canal.
The cutting through of the strip will
make necessary a slight change in the
programme. but aside from this it will
not In any way interfere with the big cell
ebratiOn.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
school Notes.

or the seven new pupils who were ad-
mitted into the Irving school yesterday six
were from out of the city.
Superintendent J.. NJ. Greenwood Is anx-
ious that the schools that are carrying on
a foreign correspondence make scrapbooks
and paste In them the letters sen. and re-
plies received.
Miss Gertrude f. Greene. principal of the
Irving school,, will have 1fty-thr.e pupils
TO send to the high schools in the spring.
The Irving is one of the largest schools in
the city. Its present enrolment Is almost
go. Three rooms nave seventy pupils
enrolled. Miss Greene says she could easily
I'LL three more rooms.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
PADDY PURTELL IS HERE.
He VIII Spar With an Unknown NJ
Jack MOrrison's Benent Tonight
At ArnnOry Hall.

Paddy Purtell. the well known %scrapper.
has arrived in Kansas City from Memphis
and will take an active part in Jack Morri-
sons benefit at Armory hall this evening.
Paddy has just come out of a twenty
round go and is full of ginger and anxious
to show his Missouri friends that he is not
yet entitled to admittance into the class of
the has-beenS. He will put OF the gloves
pace from the initial ring of the gong to
its final clanS.
Morrison has arranged an interesting pro-
grammc for his benefit and lovers of ath-
letics will be given a run for their money.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
"H0MEsEEKERs'" DAY.
fare To-day to All Pacific Coas,
Points VIII BE About One
half Usual Rate.

The so-called "Homeseekers' rates" go
into effect to-day and every Western road
anticipates reaping L harves, of shekels
because of them. To all points in Colo
RADIO. Utah. Idaho. Oregon. Washington
and California the rate will be one-half
fare Plus si' ana LOT me round trip the
are in effect for to-day Only. but another
..homeseekers' day may be %snounce for
the first Tuesday in April.
and at the various railroad offices /. rush
of ticket buyers is expected this morning.
The rate cut is an Offset to tina, OF So
made by the Great Northern from ST. Paul
TO Pacific coast points.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Seekers After Homes.

of Missouri and Kansas Immigrants to
Northern Dakota for the present year will.
leave the Union depot. via the Maple Leaf
toad, i1r 81, fa u Gnere connection WI,
party consists of men. women and children
to the number of about 800. who We're re-
settlements in Kansas and Missouri IL
transport the immigrants and move their
agricultural implements. live stock and
household goods. forty cars, or four special
trains, will be required.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
CARE OF CHILDREN's TEETH.
Mothers' Union Devoted Most Of 1t"
Meeting Yesterday to Discuss
ing This Subject.

The members Of the Mothers Union spent
an interesting afternoon yesterday IN
listening to a paper upon the Growth and
Care of Children's Teeth" by DIR. Alice
Graham. The subject was discussed at
length. DR.. Graham was interrupted by so
many questions. suggested by her remarks.
that she was unable to finish her talk. She
will speak to the mothers again some time
in April.
Great stress was laid yesterday upon the
necessity of pulling the first teeth OF chill
dren at the proper time. AS much harm
can come, DR. Graham said, from pulling
them too soon as too late. Crookedness
or a tendency to decay should he fmme-
diately attended TO. A little care during the
early years of childhood may save a great
deal Of later suffering and make possible
a beautiful row Of teeth, such as all per-
sons love to see.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
GULF & INTERSTATE.
with f.. b. Wrong m Gem
ePal Agent,

Although Wrong all his life, a popular
young railroad official of this city has
struck it right at last. His name is E. B.
Wrong and for the past four years he has
been a travelling passenger agent for the
Port Arthur road, with headquarters at
the offices in this city. This position he
recently ~relinquished to accept that OF gen.
eral agent of the Gulf & Interstate road.
which runs from Beaumont, Tex. to Gal
weston. His office will be in the Exchange
building. room 225. and from there he Will
make shippers acquainted with the facil-
tiles of his road for handling freight eX-
p~editiously. the road never having before
this been represented here.
Freight will be handled in connection with
the Pittsburg & Gulf and Mr.. Wrong ex.
poets to build up a large trade.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Goes to Havana.

The Louisville 4 Nashville will be repre-
many years travelling passenger agent Of
the road. with headquarters in this city.
During his business career here Mr.. Fitz-
gerald made an excellent record. and his
promotion to the responsible Cuban position
is deemed by his MANY friends in this city
and vicinity as Il reward for merit.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Alton stockholder. Accept Terms.

The United States Trust Company in
forms the Alton shareholders that over 20
per cent of the 81. go. 600 81. 479. $50 of this
preferred) capital stock has accepted the
terms offered by the agreement. viz. 10 for
time for deposit expires on April /. The
new owners will elect on April 3 u board Of
directors and officers,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Rate. for National Meetings.

Eastern lines have agreed upon round
trip rates of one and one-third fares for
the following meetings: Tristate Medical
Society. Quincy. H.. April as: Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Preshy-
terrain church. P~ittsburg. April aS-a1; won-
ans Baptist Foreign Missionary Society Of
Ohio. Toledo. Apr es-es: Woman's Home
and Foreign Miss NY societ,, Evangei-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Beaent for McPher.on Post.

Captain w. +. Henry will give his mono
G. A. r. hail. 10i6 Grand avenue. On Tues
day light. March Il. for the benefit of the
relief fund of the Mcpherson post. The
very cold winter Just passed has worked a
the fund. which has been greatly depleted.
and the public Is generally invited to at
tend and assist In the worthy work. The
admission will be nominal.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
CASTORlA
or Infants and Children.
he Kind You Have Always Bought
s sssss ss: q &MzZzzM
Hon-seeker.' Excar.ions.

On March 81 the Chicago Great Western
railway Will sail round trip homeseekers
excursion tickets to points in the following
states al one fare plus s. for the round trip:
Iowa. Michigan. Minnesota. North and South
Dakota and Wisconsin. These tickets are
limited for return t~wenty-one days i2n from
date Of sale with stopover privileges on
going trip AT any point w!,hin homeseek-
ers' territory. Any agent Chicago Great
Western railway will give you fun infor-
nation As 10 routes: rates and time OF
trains. as will also E. s. Hitchins. agent
: West Ninth ST.. Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
ALTON IMPROVEMENTS.
Forty New Locomotives and 1,OO<
Freight Cars Contracted For
Reducing Heavy Grades.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL, March 0.-Sur-
veyors are at work on the Chicago & Alton.
between Bloomington and Lincoln. prepar-
ing the specifications for the reduction of
the heavy grades between these points,
which work is to begin April /.
The change will ad at least one-third to
the tonnage capacity Of the freight locomo-
tives on this section.
1t is generally understood hat the line
is to be double-tracked between this city
and Springfield as soon as possible after
the purchasers of the line take possess
ion.
The company has contracted for forty Mo-
gul locomotives and has determined to add
1850 freight cars to its equipment.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Mr.. LYNCH LOST u
prOpriatiOns to P~rovident Assoc
citation and COlOred Orphans.

prOpriatiOns to PrOvident Assoc
citation and COlOred Orphans.
Councilman Lynch made an effort in the
lower house of the council last night to
prevent the passage of the ordin ance ap-
propriating funds for the Provident asso-
ciatiOn and the Colored Orphans Home.
MIR. Lynch declared that the provisions Of
the city charter prohibited all appropria-
lions for charitable institutions that were
not under the direct control of the city.
He said that although it had oeen the
custom of the council TO make such appro-
priations. II was contrary TO the Intentions
Of the trainers of the charter. lie referred
TO a clause In the charter which stated that
such proceedings We're illegal and mad been
no held by the courts. Notwithstanding
the single-handsd tight mad by Alderman
Lynch. the ordinance was passed npprop-i-
ating N.60 for the Provident Association
and $40 for the Colored Home.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
yo. Der Abe.s Successor Active.

The National League magnates will meet
in New York Thursday. f. G. Becker.
who now controls the St. Louis franchise:
will attend and ask for recognition: II
granted. the ST. Louis affair will have
reached its final stage.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
wan Needle Bevii.r ro.r..n.,,.

The deciding game between the Missouri
Acme and Kansas City bowling clubs will
pe rolled at the Brunswick alleys this
yeVenihg and a large crowd will witness the
contest. Kid Wilson. the high roller" of
tne tournament. will be given a benefit as
far n the sale OF reserved seats will con-
Ter one. In recognition of his great work.
the admission TO the alleys will be free
nut Of chairs in the reserved sec
tson VIII be expected TO pay a tariff.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Frisco Line ~Home.-eker.' Exc.-.,on.

On March slst. April 9Th and 18th. Nav
I'd ana 10th. June 9Th and a0th. the Frisco
west Missouri. Arkansas. Indian Territory.
Oklahoma and Texas at one fare plus two
dollars.
I-nion avenue.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

Glenn Fairchild. of Kingman. -. a
prominent Populist and member O. the leg
i%slature. was in the city yesterday buying
cattle.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

P. Youse. a banker Of Shreveport. La.
and one of that city's most prominent
citizens, is at the Midland. accompanied by
Mrs. Youse.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
setback for the W.. X. a T.

AUSTIN. TEN. March Ex-Governor Say.
ers to-day vetoed the enactment authoriz-
ing the consolidation of the Missouri, Kan
sas a. Texas and the Sherman. Shreveport
e. Southern Railway companies on the
grounds that they We're parallel and com
petinE.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

o. II. Crittenden. general surveyor of
the Pittsburg & Gulf railroad, Is at the
Savoy His headquarters are at Pitts
burg, Kas.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Crack Pitcher. stand Pat.

The breach between Manager Freedman.
Or the Giants. and Seymour. Rusi. ana
0eektn. the star pitchers. is widening.
Freedman saws ne will close the New
York grounds before he will accede 10 their
salary demands. and they declare they will
not sign with him unless their contracts
are worded TO suit their ideas.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

L. r.. Moses. Il prominent merchant OF
Great Bend. kas., and an ardent advocate
of irrigation for the Western prairies. is
in the city, a guest of the Midland.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

Ed McBratney and wife. of Star. eerry,
Mo-, are at the Blossom house. Mr.. Nc
Bratney Is a prominent implement dealer.
He has been travelling for his health.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
E,co.r..e Hone Iud.r,r,.,.

The Burlington Route does. Its new din
ing ear Kansas City is supplied with me
finest tableware and supplies by Kansa.
City firms.