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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
Hold ~. s,...,,. tor r..r..

There nrc. about dozen old plays.
the names OF which arc perhaps more
familiar TO the residents of small
towns thnn TO city people. that are al
ways being played somewhere by
some company. To supply the con.
stani demand for their Posters the OLD
ngo. are kept and printed from.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

cut state board OF
agriculture after n
continuous service
OF t h hirty-f o ur
years. Mr.. Gold
claims that tho
Seckel pear is the
acme of perfection
In fruit. thereby
challenging tho
old saying that
doubtless Goa
might have made
n better berry
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
Arc you TAIN. A,,,r.. r.o,.,.,,-

II is the only cure for Swollen.
Smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Dunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease. a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dr. ess. Allen 9, Olmsted. LeRoy. N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
SCENE IN pIsAPPEARINo VII. LACE

.NNINO VIZ IsNUE.
board vas founded. This corporation
lcvies . tax Of sig ccnts upon every ton
OF brine that IL pumped to the surface.
tho revenue derived from this source
being devoted TO compcnsatins those
unfortunates whose property has been
damaged by subsistence.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

"Dnur'tsr psthap,
time With your half ~. !
rough and laEEy y IL
''Timr Why. ~ ~
hours To make Il l''s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
Iarna..lnx rh,n pr....s.

=, To 1annder tho cxguisite creations Of mus.
lin and laro In which this season abounds
has become quito problem, yet the most
delicate materials will not b injured II
washed with Ivory soap and then dried
In the shade. But little starch need b
"'ou' ELIZA II. PARKER
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
l,,lle, Csh us

One size smallcra'isrssj
Ease. a powder. III
shoes easy Curcss7ef.
bmnion, AlldruTi .,stsl y
Csc. Trial package !
dress Allen 5 Olm''e-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
btnssr iissi tsts1pI

The Gryrrritr sos. cl=sj
turrrr pf "tNrnrrf l.,s.7 p
ccn'Iy issued an s.irsaf q
list Of ziisrfusFt. tsua.sI
h~fcrr s-ndins In asT s-n
have. semi Tor tbs ssv n
G-yEcriir S1lp N's "a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

4 iItilr rlrl rad . -
the minister Tts ssss1
sh. WuVr IN 'hit Cpzv
,ruc~s n rnE = ~ ='s
In the unT'i sEoff, r-f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

We take pleasure ! a
t-nilnn ~ our F,sbs sI
Denver l,lyrFtiscr : nd,
When YOU ,all o; uts. |
ilon this plV"T
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

IL thr Wet r,lsi as
Is cultivate football M
to muiilHfr szrh 80 =
out tho .rIgiiCr % haA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

when thr 'ar1sfs "
iist OF aftirlss tl- r.. II
when he Eors 10 igsn u \
Into HE pocket - TIA. .
him occaslnnaiiJ.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

John.Thc Boston girl was engaged
70 picked mo up on grammar before a
Week mad passed over our heads. James
You got on easy, The one I knew cor
recied my English while I was proposing
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
No family. sso7 DAD
son should be ui,sps q
every painful ,@!!,s: d

"Afal-lla do~sai iaA d
no. Fhr marfiri q MI
herself uEirF ~ -sr
would b. uUfv Ha1asais
CT one
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

The transportation companies are eau
uously opening their spring campaign by
nnding few mountains OF solid gold
scattered over Alaska
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

No doubt there are Cubane who arc
anxious to have the United States troops
revolution and make the place seem like
home once more
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

Shield never taIy -E-a
have known yGa Ngl I
deaf. lir-i sh1uA hls I
deaf " l hada'i -i'riri =
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

lie Gas dassJ ~
liia color l. sas ]
He ate . tsiaAiar
The Chls;ilia 4 y
Iusyfib-,i gfse .sd
lie i1vsti a, Els
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

fAu. .a-c Pi'o'tczT'-os
nv life 'hrr~ yoa-s - -E1
Map.o sire, So'rEA xL1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

\ patriotic i1uTral
continental ialk ~
ngniusf tho Iriiil iii..,i
arnuuuI fr-I Onnii5t-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
After konS ScrxJier.

+. S. Gold of Cornwall. Conn. has
resigned as secretary of the Connecti-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

ticc things. but one Of tile things he IL
not able to notice yet Is Dom Paul kru-
ger.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
1iaii's Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, TIC.

There y at least one man who knows
WY ne mas become bald. lie says II IL
because mis- hair has fallen out.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
Mrs. vInsiaus ,'-''s

for ehfgIfva tsria4,s. 'i',fi,g
rsnnl ail8a ssH.TAats-,''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19
An Ancient Na.n.

During excavations near Lampsaki.
on the Dardanelles. beautiful vase
was found. 1t is made of burnt clay.
encrusted on the exterior with gold.
1t has three golden handles and splcn-
did reliefs representing hunting scenes.
The date of the vase. which contained
human ashes. bones and pearls, is esti-
mated at about b. c. 400.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

than the strawberry. but doubtless no
never did,"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

The handorgan man has an airy
way, although his life is one contin-
ual grind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-19

few years ago q compensation
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
A SUPERIOR TYPEWRITER.
Wonderful Progress of the Unders
wood Typewriter In ST. Louis.

Another concern Of large capital, the
Wagner Typewriter Company, manufar .ur-
ers of the visible writing Underwood Type
writer with permanent headquarters in tiiiB
CITY, is making RAPID Announcements into
popuia- favor in face OF the most rigid
compe:ition. The Underwood Is truly y
wonderful machine. possessing new fea-
lures Of superior merit. The truth Of the
axiom-that any invention. however good.
may at any time be displaced by something
superior-has been demonstrated by the his
tory of the Underwood. Within a few years
ST. Louis has become an Underwood strong
hold. Last months sales OF Underwoods
far exceeded the sales OF any two previous
months, representing. ii is said, about one
half of the machines sold here during
August This is an index to what the Tn
deTwood manufacturers hope to accom-
plish.
As q typewriter center St. Louis - con-
ceded to be the second in the United States.
1t Is interesting to know that about &200.00e
are annually disbu-sed here by the several
typewriter houses in maintaining offices,
clerks ard sales force.
The Underwood typewriter differs. from
other machines in the following respecfsl
1t prints In full sight of the operator; there
is no carriage to life and lower: each ma
chine is equipped with tabulator or bulinR
device; II is absolutely the strongest ypS-
writer built. Superior strength laGtfnR
qualities and full visible writing are thinS0
that popuiarized the Underwood throughout
the world. Thousands Of Underwood ussI1
Eave only the highest praises for this ma
chine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
MAY BUILD MANSION
AS WEDDING GIFT.
Papa Rockefeller Is Expected to
Do the Handsome Thing
by Young j. d.

New York. Aug. sl.-Now. that. the en-
gagement of John D. Rockefeller. Jr., to
Miss Abby Aldrich. daughter OF Senator
and Mrs. Nelson w. Aldrich. of Rhode Is
land. has been announced there is much
speculation as to what John D. Rockefeller
will give the young couple as a wedding
gift:
Mr.. Rockefeller owns nearly 1000 acres
of the choicest land in the. town Of Mount
Pleasant. and he Is still adding to his es-
tate. 1t has always been said that Mr.,
Rockefeller was not buying the land for
himself, but for, his son.
Often the report has gone forth that Mr..
Rockefeller intended to build one OF the
finest mansions in the country and present
II to his son when he gets married. The
Rockefeller, home now Ii very unpreten-
uous. but suits Mr.. Rockefeller, xho Is
fond Of quiet life. Mr.. Rockefeller has
just completed a magnificent stable, OF
granite, and II is. believed to be only the
Beginning: :.
Among Mr.: Rockefeller's recent pur-
chaser p the land in the Buttermfik HHi
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
DR.. HANAu ". LOEB
BACK FROM EUROPE.
He Says st. Louis Preachers .Ad
vocacy of Shirt Waist in Church
Caused Sensation There.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Aug. s1.-on the Deutschland.
which arrived yesterday and established a
new record, was Doctor Hanau W. Loeb.
prominent nose and throat specialist Of st.
Louis. who has for four months been In
Europe.
Doctor Loeb is stopping at the Herald
Square Hotel In speaking Of his trip Doc
tor Loeb, who spent considerable time in
Berlin, said:
lone Of the most striking things in Ger
many's capital is the multiplicity Of signs.
1t is astonishing to observe the number OF
signs in railway compartments, giving ti-
rections and prohibitions. In one little
compartment, six by ten. counted no less
than twen.y-four Of these 'don'ts..
Don't lean out the window, one read.
Cali for help, another read; while another
threatened dire punishment for calling for
help IT, 1t really was not needed. Other
signs gave, the destination. number and
class of the train in which the traveller was
a passenger. Nor were these signs confined
I'm one Il tho best hotels in Berlin the
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01

, merly editor of the Pail Mall Gazette and
ST. James Gazette, and who is regarded as
an acute and far-seeirg observer of foreign
affairs. analyzss. in the Daily Mail to-day.
the recent blue books on Chinese affairs,
particularly the facts concerning the Rus
sian seizure of the Pekin- Shan Hai-Kua
Railroad.
Count Lambsdorf," he says. finds no
difficulty in telling our Government, in the
plainest language permitted by diplomacy.
| that If 1t does not like the Russian arrange
| ments in Manchuria. for example. 1t is at
liberty to resent them in any way 1t
pleasss. Russia is not disposed to explain,
but is quite prepared TO fight
An Announcement Expected.
The simultaneous publication OF these
blue books and Lord Kitchener's dispatches
showing the nnfitness of many of the re-
cruits, Mr.. Greenwood thinks. will throw
light each on the other. the Government.
deliberately desiring to let the patient
know how he stood in relation to Russia
and his state Of military unpreparedness so
that he may prepare. not to die. but to
rouse and help the doctors in his own be-
half" Synchronous publications, examining
Russian and British relations at widely
separated stardpoints. are interpreted as
indicating that the public is being prepared
for the announcement by the Government
of a firm policy toward Russia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
MAFEkING HEROINE
IS COMING over.
Lady Sarah Wilson Is Now on
Her Way to United
States.
HOW SHE BECAME FAMOUS.
Was Correspondent for London
HOW SHE BECAME FAMOUS.
Was Correspondent for London
Newspapers While BesiegediSs:
at Mafeking-Some of ='-c-..--
Her Experiences.

Liverpool. Aug. 31.-The i, lite Star Line
steamer Celtic. which sailed yesterday. car.
ries among her passengers Lady Sarah VIII
son. the British heroine Of the siege Of Ma
feking. Another passenger will be A. j. Cas-
satt OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Among the names which appear on the
passenger list of the Majestic of the same
line. sailing on Wednesday, are those of Mrs.
Leland Stanford and General E. C.. O'Brien.
Lady Sarah Wilson for long time was
the most picturesque figure in the Boer
War. She distinguished herself both as an
army nurse and as a correspondent for q
London newspaper. Her enormous wealth
enabled her to pay large bribes in order to
get her news dispatches through the Boer
lines. She was about the only person who
escaped from Mafeking durin. the long
siege. and was captured when sne attempted
to go back to the city again. She was ex-
changed as prisoner OF war for viljoen. a
notorious woman horse thief. whom the
Beers were especially anxious to set free.
In Mafeking she lived in bombproof
shelter under the house of Julius Welt. It
connected with the house so that between
the ringing of a bell from the breastworks
and the landing Of a projectile from the
besieging Boer lines she had ample time to
retreat to her place Of safety.
Even in the Eoisome hole under the
ground she managed to make herself COM
Portable. She had whisky and soda, as
well as cigarettes, to of. visitors. Lady
Sarah's adventures were exciting, some
times amusing and often spiced with dan
ger.
1t was on Thursday she left Mafeking.
She arrived at Setlagoh Hotel that night
Before morning she was aroused by the
rattle OF musketry and the boom of guns.
1t was Captain Nesbitt of the Mashonaland
Mounted Police. who was fighting desper-
ately on the wrecked armored train. As
soon as daylight permitted Lady Sarah rode
to the scene of action and photographed
the wreck.
Finding that her presence in Setlagolf ex-
posed her to insults, the Beers moved her
to MOsuti where, by means OF heavy
brthes. she persuaded natives to carry in
formation to and fro.
circulated among the Beers. One was that
she was the wife of an English General.
another that she was granddaughter of
the Queen. who had come to spy the doings
of the Beers. and third that she was the
only male survivor of Mafekirg, having es-
capped in the g,ifse CT woman.
Her Lark at yFyburg.
Lady Sarah visited Vryburg, being driven
there by a young Boer. who passed her off
az his sister. She stayed in the hotel all
day. and stole out by night to shop. On
visiting the hospital she found orders had
town. The gallant Boer had to answer
curious questions put by the landlord be-
fore he could get permission for himself
and his sister to leave the place. They
set out at 4 o'clock in the morning for fear
of being recognized. and got away safely.
mixed up in dispatch running she went to
Commandant Snyman's camp with a view
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01

of getting back to aIafeking. but Snyma,s
refused to let her go to .Mafeking or even
10 TO Zar,,st Zesasen asan: ne oterea On 10 send ner
her If Niljoen were given up by the British.
AS recognition of her valiant services
to the British cause Sir Baden-Powell took
the liberty of exchanging her for prisoner
Of war. When she returned to England
she was the center Of tremendous popu-
everywhere as the Heroine Of MafednS."
Lady Wilson is connected by marriage
with two American families. She IL sis
ter of the Duke Of Marlborough. who mar.
ried Mrs. Louis C. EamersIey. Lady Ran
doph Churchill. daughter Of Larry
wife of Lieutenant George CORVALLIS West,
is sister-in-law of Lady Wilson.
The husband of Lady Wilson Is CaptafD
Gordon e. Wilson of the Royal Horse
Guards. He served with Baden-Powell in
South Africa. and It was to be near him
that first inspired Lady Sarah to go to the
Transvaal. Her love for adventure ktpe
her there.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01

walls of the rotunda are fairly pfastered
with notices directing guests to the music
room. reading-room, barber shop, restau-
rant. telephone. telegraph offices, etc.
"The room l occupied in this particular
hotel had numerous signs. including these:
door open; Door closed; Light on
Light on 'ventilator open; 'ventilator
closed
1T is hardly necessary to say that a man
might know when the light was on, the
'ventilator open or the door open. without
his attention being called to It by signs,
as may readily be seen. The visitor. how
ever. ts expected for his own security and
comfort to turn small levers in the direction
indicated by the various notices,
One Of The Berlin newspapers published
a cab!egram on. the fact that q St. Louis
preacher had advised his congregation to
remove their coats during a warm spell
This act seemed very lud:crous to the Ger
mans"
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
FIGHT FOR PosTMAsTERsHIP.
Senatorial Contest Figures in
Wrangle at Pana, Ill.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana, ILL.,, Aug. Silt is evident that State
politics and politicians are to have a hand
in the fight for the Pana post office. A few
days ago a conference was held in Chicago
between ex-Congressman William Lorrimer
and J. G. McQuigg the Republican leader
of this county.
mer promised to use his influence for John
Metzger, local grain buyer. who asptfes
to the Pana postmastership. This senatorial
district Is composed Of Christian, Shelby,
Cumberland and Fayette counties, and at
the Chicago conference 1t was agreed to
give A. H. McTasgart Of this county the
nomination for RepI Iesentative from the dis
1om and Yates man -s--'"-. : ..>,-..
Postmsster Butts has always been an
ardent Cuiiom follower. and the past two
Tor the postmastership. -. : ::
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
DOES NOT DENY INTERVIEW.
Captain Forsythe Is Now Reticsnt
on Schley Controversy.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia. Aug. a-captain James Il.
Forsythe. L. S. N. who arrived here last
night from the West. declined to-day to dis
cuss an alleged interview. printed in Kan
sas City paper, in which Captain Forsythe
was quoted as saying that the famous con-
troversy between AdInirala Sampson and
Schley was due to the fact that Sampson, q
jumped over the heads of his seniors.
Il can't say word upon this subject
for publication until l know If the depart
Forgythc.
II am making my headquarters at the
United Service Club and have sent my adj
dress to the department. also an appiica-
tion for retirement upon September u I
neither deny nor confirm the interviews that
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
GIRLS AID FRESH AIR FUND.
Give a Bazaar and Festival on Orr.
gOn Avenue.

Six girls. all of whom are under the age
of II. gave q bazaar and ice cream festival
on the rear lawn Of No. 1921 Oregon avenue
on the evenings of August q and q and
donated the proceeds. sls.24. to the Fresh
Air Mission.
The promoters. OF the enterprise were:
Misses Florine lie. Brun. Isabelle Fisher.
Mabel Hercules. Bertha Schisler, Beatrice
Clark and Leoti Taknersly. All the girls
were dressed In pink and white. and the
terms. Ice cream. cake and lemonade were
served and PIN cushions, doylies and fancy
work were Sold The AFFAIR. aside from
being renuncrative. proved pleasant en-
tertainment.: -;
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
FATAL FALL OF AN AERoNAuT.
Balloon Exploded When Thres
Hundred Feet From the Ground.

Sterling. ILL.,. Aug. DC. Simmons, .
young aeronaut of Evansville. Ind. was
fatally injured last night by fall from
his balloon while making an ascension at
this place in the presence Of 5000 people.
The balloon was 500 feet in the air when
the gas bag exploded,
Simmons endeayored to cut the parachute
away from the debris. but, though he sue
ceeded. the contrivance did not have time
to open and thus break the fall. He was
carried senseless to the hotel. Physicians
found severe internal injuries and frae.
ture Of the spine /.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
MISSOURI PACIFIC /

region. the highest point in West Chester
County. To connect this with his property
he has built an iron bridge across the Put
nam Railroad tracks, and handsome roads
have been built to the. hills. 1t seems
reasonable that AIr. Rockefeller will build
a mansion at this point for his son. He is
too old to build such an edifice for him
self. and he is contented to live quietly at
Kykrit
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
ST. JOHNS PARISH OUTING.
Will Take Place Next Sunday al
Upper Creye Coeur Lake.

The annual parish outing and reunion Of
st. Johns Catholic Church, Sixteenth and
Chestnut streets. will take place next Sum
day at Upper Creve coeur Lake. Special
excursion trains will be run over the Colo
rado Line. The Reverend Father James
ments for. surpaasing al fresco festival.
Games. contests. races and sports Will be
provided. The Reverend Father Bernardo
Stole is working energetically to make the
outing success.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01

STRUCK By A HAMMER HEAD -
While George Bullhauser, q laborer, living
at No. 1eoe North Eighth street, was work.
ing IN water main trench at DeimAr and
a hammer. which another laborer wan
welding, new on and struck Bullhauser In
the forehead. tnaicting compound frac-
ture OF the skull HIS conditlon IL quite
serione After the wound was dressed at
the City Dispensary he was sent home 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN

Eastbeund-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets.
M: 1905 l:!s .,4s. l.)a $40. e:.s SOD p. m.
Saturday sat, and nd, Sunday onlyI1I;n ILL., & m Sunday
Leave WASHINGTON avenue. except Sunday. 4:oe
400. s:il. $40. sos p. m. saturdas % and Sunday
only.Ia5 p: m. Sunday only-5:s7. 1903. s:os 1.
m: %. b:25 l1:45 o. m.
westeound-Leave Granite City. except Sunday.
ELS. 500! TOO s:1t. s:2s 1o:4. a. m: 1lo. 81,
S:23. 4:35. 5:A G:o0. i:12. SIT ,. m. Saturday
only. 4:5o D. m. Sunday only. 1915. b:55. 500
1880 a. m: :o3. Goo q. m.
s:ls ss2, 10:4e a r.: 1:15 2:I7. 3::7 4:4os SOL
7:ls. 9:Y o. Saturday only-4:5s y. m. Sunday
only-l::a0. 6:oo s:05. 10:05 a. m: 107. 500 p. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01

d. & o. S.W.

Train.
ci.ncinaati, Louisville, Wash.
phia and New YORK Exprer..
Cincinnati. louisville, Pitts.
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
nlIaaelphta and New YORK
c,ast Mall -. .,,.,a..........
Sine!nnoi Accommodation -.
Ctncinnati. Louisville. Pitts
Gurg. ,Mashington, baltimore,
PhHsdeinhia and New York
Royal Blue Limited .........
E.rra Accommodation .........
EorA Accommodation ..-..-....
Wcef Radrn md French Lick
Strings. VIA M6non Dh-re...
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01

Allen Halverson OF West Prairie Wis.
says; People come ten miles to buy Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure" while ]. A. .Spero of
Helmer, Ind. says: ut is the medical won-
der of the age"
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
ST. L.. X. c. 4 c. II. r..
'.ST. LOUIS LINE"

ST. L.. K. c. 4 c. n. n,
'ST. LOUIS LINE"
N, Train raj S,., 49, Depart. Arrive.
Intermediate poln:s G:aiyl... l:s0 pm 1o:3l am
1oh-1oS Sunday Special-Belle,
Mo-. and intermediate points
Sunday only) ..-.-.. ........ GAS am s:ls nm
a1b-1lS Acconmodation..Belle Mo-. and intern,e.
diate points daily except sunday leaves
vandeventer avenue at f:ol a. m, and For
ing avenue s:25 o. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
L. & n. r. II.

Southern Limited ..............
Fast Aiall-Evansville. Nash:
Vile. Birmingham. Mont
gomery. Chattanooga. Allan
Ia. Mobile, New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla. 49,.
Southern Express to Evans
/ willie, Nashville. Birminy-
ham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Thomasville. jacksonville,
Palatka. Ocala and st.
Petersburg. Fla.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01

add to, rather than relieve your suffer-
irgs. If your flesh does not heal readily
when scratched. bruised CT cut, your blood
is in bad condition, and any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case. We make no
charge for this service.
IiiE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
YAHnALIA LINE

PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST OF PITTS.
BURG-PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD,
Trains Nos 20 and 2I, New A''e
York Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington Special ss:A am se:so pm
Indianapolis and New York
Local ................... sS:1 am $500 p.n
New York Limited ............. $500 pm s1e:5s pm
Columbus ans Eastern Express ss:15 pm = IL IN
Tandalia Accommodation -. $50 pm ss :l6 pm
Indianapolis and New York
Express ...............s11:a5 rs pm $40 nm
East Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s2:40 am sf:0s am
Pan-Annerfcan Express ........ $40 s12 IS nm
Buffalo Express :...-........... ss:l5 pm $40 pm
Mackinac etc...'.. .......... 1:oo nm 1888 nm
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
FRISCO SYST

Train.
Valley Park Accommodation. :.
NAflsy Park Accommodation.
vaIer Park Accommesa ticn. ;,
Texas and Kansas Mail for
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas City. Oklahoma.
Dallas. Gainesville and Fort
Worm .....s -................
Pacific Accommodation .......
Valley Park Accommodation.
vzfiey Park Accommodation.
Pacifc Accommodation. 49,. :.
Texas ard Kansas. Limited
: (vcstfhuiel. for Eureka
Springs. Fort Smith. Paris,
Dallas Greenrilie. Ennis,
:. Ccrsicana. Hourton. Calves
ton. Austin. San Antonio,
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita,
Burton and the West.
Western Exnress for yini.a,
Denison, Sherman. Oklsh1-
ma. Carthage. Joplin and
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