davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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also convincing proof that t
and bladder are out of order,
What To Do.


There is comfort in the kno"Ia4se :
often expressed, that Dr. h'I@J
Swamp-Root, the great kidnc~ remelH
fu1flls every wish in curing rlaunlat!.s
pain in the back, kidneys, live, 1iaaa1
and every part of the urinary pas'asa
1t corrects inability to hold N3.I
and scalding pain III passing il, or Y
effects following use of liquor, VINE =
beer, and overcofnes that unpleasant y. u
Sessity of being compelled to 90 oi'sl
during the day, and to get @2 inaa
times during the night. The MIA n a.t
the extraordinary effect of Swamp'Kon'
is soon realized. 1t stands the hlgnsN
for its wonderful cures of the most q.s
tressing cases. If you need a 'aeo iS.-
you should have the best Sold by 0I'o
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes,
You may have sample bot e anu :
book that tells all fsg.s--7--,
aboutit both sent free A5iMTy y ss s.;ss
by mail. Address DR.. EE:ssss 1gF Is#, 4 .iiii9sT
kilmer & Co., Bing- azls-l=5=szr =,
hamton, N. Y. When Home of svamp,Dl 7.
writing mention this paper and ao u.
make any mistake, but remember "a
name, DR., Kilmer's Swamp Root "u'
the address, Binghamton, n. y.
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Itauy union man wishes space to
state why he uses scab tobacco. the
Signal is perfectly willing TO donate
the use OF its columns Tor that pur-
pose. The only prerequisite to having
such letter published is to sign the
communication so that others may
know the author, and the man using
srab tobacco should either defend his
position or abandon the practice,
II Union Signal.
Suppose only "scob" tobacco suits
the taste OF the union man. Ought he
to use an interior brand-to him, at
least-because it bears a union label?
Would you, Mr.. Signal, eat or drink
an offensive product in preference to
better one, simply on the strength of
its alleged make? Now own up, hon
cslly.
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10 Break In New Shines

Always use Aliens Foot Ease a powder II ~,
vents Tighness and Blisters ur5s swollen sJaat
l lte ACHING feet, At all druggists, and shoe
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thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect
How TO Find Out

Fill a bottle or common las w.ihW'
water and let it stand twenty hs-a'
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EDITORIAL NOTES,

That Grout-Foster suit may reveal
lhc skeletons ia -uudry official closets
Ill IL ever comes TO trial.
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FERNS, Adv't Rates, etc,

tar 40 AND saws Raaa0lpA' VI
i tEEs MOUNT II STATE,
Il. h. 1aHNsos, tabilsheFs -.
rnE BETnl l. N0lktEk, hsthel' W
auF WILSON, fablishefs -.
COLCHESTER HERALD, R0Shsstsf' W
81 N hARNNN, Publisher -
WHITE RIVER HERALD, south Roy alton, VI
Nj y, sA4aHsH, PaaiishsI -
HE CHELSEA HERALD, Chelsea VI
HFEBKRT o, bIKRX, Publisher,
.etaa1 .-srsss combined circulation Tor TIE yea
laat Aat copies weekly
mA-w
.Hb.eFtptfau. sl,o0 per Nsa4t
E26csnEs extra aatatde q Nermaskl
Aha q sarsptfans uagahEs Ia advance aHd All Pa
sers 7taaoatd1e - ~ me expires Elese EthpNs1
ADVERTISING RATES
SPACE ALL h&A ANf
PAPERS oihhh
sI nj per -. ssoe tea h~
Col. 1aia.yr. slsaoo saaea tg9o0
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Danger in ASKING Advice

p THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
'0eS "'iee'' Boston, Mass
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book that tells all
about it, both sent free
by mail. Address DR..
Kilmer & Co.. Bing-
hamton, N. Y. When
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

Etiquette" is Il French word which
originally meant label Indicating the
price or quality, the English ticket"
and In old French was usually special
lied TO mean II soldiers billet. The
phrase that's the ticket shows the
change 10 the present meaning OF man
ners according TO code. Burke solemn
ly explained that etiquette had its
original application TO those ccrcmon-
les and formal observances practlced
at courts. The term came Gfterward
TO signify certain formal methods used
In the transactions between sovereign
states"
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ulatcd at length, with n long breath.
"Pomp was right about It's starting up
Ike powder But whyT'
Monday morning 800 stalwart ne
groes filed away from the Bclknap
plantation toward tho new railroad
where work was to begin. But II was
not until the work was completed and
all the gloom gone from Colonel Bel
kuup's face that one day he caught
pomp by himself and collared him.
"Now. you young rascal" he said,
tell me about that backlog"
"Well, den" Pomp said desperately.
as he found he could not escape. Il jcs'
had Il ho!ler in DO log full Oh water.
wild teenty holes all roun' for de water
10 scep trough an keep tings damp.
Co'sc de fire couldn' bum good"
But about its starting up"
Again Pomp tried ~ squirm away.
but In vain. Il jes' slipped in de
wlnder dat night an took de plugs
out an jammed de log tight wild fat
pitch wood" he stammereI. "Cose de
log had TO bun den. Dat was all"
Colonel Belkuap released him. NO.
not quite all, Pomp," he said thought.
fully. The burning out Of the log
meant dellyerance from ruin. You are
n graccloss scamp, Pomp. but next
Christmas, II all goes well. you shal.
make the backlog burn for two weeks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16
IN THE WHEELHoUsE.
IL Il There That All the Forces of .
Great vessel Are Directed.

On entering the wheelhousc Of an
ocean liner q lludsman Is likely 10 ln
awel by the group Of instruments and
masses OF complicated machinery ou
every hand Your eye will first DE
caught by the wheel or wheels, for OF.
ten There are tyo or more OF them, one
directly iu line with the other Tho
first OF these Is an Insignificant look
lng affair perhaps q foot or so IN diuu.
ct,r. which seems ont OF all proportion
to the work it must accomplish. Di.
~ctly In front Of 1t stands the ships
compass, while back Of II are massed
maay complicated wheels aud levers
which transform the slightest motion
Of the wheel into the great force which
guides the ship.
All the great steamers are stecred
nowadays 10y the aid OF steam or cleo
tnclty. In the old days half u dozen
men ut times would struggle with the
wheel In high scns, and sailors have
been killed by the rapid revolving Of
the projecting spoke handles The
modern steering gear makes II posi-
ble 20 guide these great ships with tho
slightest pressure. The ruddor weigh.
Ing many tons, Is perhaps 900 feet
asteru, yet with touch OF the polish.
ell wheel the great 200 foot ship WIN
swing from side 70 sldo with almost
the dolicacy Of n compass needle. Tho
whcsl that the stecrsmuu operates
merely governs the steering engine,
which. in turn, moves the great rud.
der.
The most astonishing thing about
the bridge Is 10 find the whcelhousc
with all It's curtains tightly drawn. as
often happens, and tho man at the
helm steering the boat without SEQ
Ing ahead at all. At night or even by
day II the light Of the blunaclo IL con
fuslng the wheehousc Is often com
pletcly shut In. The man ut the wheel,
II Is explained. does not need 10 look
ahead. Tho lookout high up in the
crows nest" and the officer on watch
Oh the bridge will keep him Informed
II any object IS sighted. The duty OF
the man at TIE wheel is 70 keep the
ship on hor course. Throughout his
watch OF four hours he must keep his
eyes ON the compass aud nowhere else.
On one side of the whcelhouse are
posted the sailing directions, which
give the wheelsman explicit orders
The course - be followed for the day
Is placed IN neat little rack called
the compass control. IL suggests the
rack In church at the side Of the pul-
pit which announces the number Of
the hymns and psalms for the days
service. The compass control viii an
nounce, for instance, n. :. s, W. or
some such formula. The wheelsman
Glances at this MS he takes his watch
nt the wheel and holds the great ship
exactly on this course until he is re.
lleved.-Frnncis Arnold Collins in st.
Nicholas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16
IDEAS OF HEAVEN.

The Romans believed In the Elysian
fields of the Greeks.
The Hatians locate heaven In one Of
the beautiful valleys of their island.
The Assyrians believe heaven Is in
the bowels of the earth or far away In
the east.
Some natives Of the south Pacific
think heaven II place whore they will
be white.
The Greek belief, according TO Socra-
ties. was that the piou5 went to heaven,
like prisoners set free, to dwell in un-
clOuded peace
According to the ancient astrono-
mers. heaven was seven or eight solid
spheres, with n planet for the center Of
each. Some even ran the number up TO
seventy.
The Egyptians thought heaven to be
on many islands nj the foot of the
Milky way. Those worthy spent the
time harvesting beans and In fca8ting,
singing aud playing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

dozen or more stalwart yorrr f,l.
lows Tucy grIunpd nt sight of Pnmp
$50 Tom doup forn' yauv' ona Of fnoD
irrrpl "You better run long fnstcr IN
l1f for mnssa b,ru ,uuirr for yoD q
plumh hour"
"pnt .low INV 'ror,anr,." sall pomp
,,,.,,s,lI, "rrf van ...i.,,,. ....I,
Tom rnG.u' m, II, dawn there vr.
an' ,n1u,.n' n...e'rl lp,,. rlr, ROM
'lout ,,9y 81, M. ain, 49,. m, vv-rrl,a
cool rn- T,r- ru' l. ain, l,r. conn,
Incl, tu he find MI. an ,n say.
ll,,r, d, l,,,,.. road, po tom
i.r touch ort a., vn,,r D,t sbow /,
sonk u'ruh amark all da way trou'.
patl,s iurn two whole weeks shore"
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4 WIdoyv,n nnuhlc Grief.

\ clergyman who recoatly called
upon n young widow TO coudUle with
her upon the loss OF her husband
placed considerable emphasis upon the
proposition that the separation was
merely temporal and painted In vivid
colors the happiness OF friends reuult.
cd after death. When he stopped for
breath the sorrowlug one hcavel a
deep sigh and quietly remarked, well,
| suppose his first wife has got him
again then, Saturday Review.
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for whom have no work ON the plan.
tatlOn Just now. ana none of them
need ~ against his Will | tlluk we
can muster about so. romp. and |
want you all 10 feel Il VIII be partly for
your own Interest Half the money
receive from tho railroad will be used
In rebuilding the cabins ut the quar-
ters. hola yOI viii be uble 90 maze
your log burn out It's fun week and
that you viii DO ready for the contract
work the following Monday This con
tract mems az lie stopped abruptly
and turned away. apparently forsct.ul
OF his threat 90 lock poup in the har-
ness room.
Eut rOwp hIG no Iu.agti'n ~ hyae.
fUur ly tho 1..ss.Ja ~ Et vyI:
chucG'lag toward iae rom ..s tuJa@l's
gc.o Oh "a, % su.G.ty of tac l.g barn
Ing ont u u.r wp,a "u ho'd Gu4p
SAID 'lou; two NJallys ahead he'd
come closer" ne muttorcI s,ryfully.
"Jes' week uln' make TO d.r.uAce
bout Gc railroad work. an op c1'sy dem
cabins Is pleaty good r." we al to
sleep In"
Five oyca'ugs latcr most Of the ne.
grocs were gathered at thc biz house.
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yo"r' "a trusiy enough follow IN other
why's. you're past master at shirkIus
lll these s.N weeks you have made that
backlog bear the burden Of your mis-
deeds. Even lazy boy ought to Gu; a
log lu half a day"
'lts-it's In de cypress swamp now.
massl."
"Wcll, | sent Tom straight 70 the
swamp after ypI." looking at him keen
ly. How lid you miss himF"
"Ecckon we both come tOthcr way
bout. massn. an didn't SEQ neither of
MS" PJmp answered frankly. But
low hottcr hurry right back an find
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seventh tny. Eycn the rrccuost most
cross -ru,l log ut black oak wouldn't
b. unt o. burn that long hch.nd q good
IRE 10 struck me- Tie log might have
been soa.ag iu v.trr for some time.
DO you tl.uE your los will burn II
wrch. roup"
"Why ,r-ycs. massa. | spects it
WILL" rump confessed, AN AN meube
a i.tH' ulrr. But you said las year
dat You liked 1t an Eyed it much as
we a'I"
50 dll, Pomp, and l hoDo the log
viii burn rs full week, and | shall not
ask any Of you 10 do q hand turn N
work except the necessary chores until
it burns out. But hope on the Mon.
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STORY TELLER with odd,I re.
spcct Colonel Belknap. too. glanced
frequently at the log. but Iu his glGnces
were trouble and apprehension.
II was an open Christmas. and the
great blaze In the fireplace made II
necessary 10 throw wide the doors and
windows. Among the negroes who lin.
Gored about the open doorway was Il
slim. furtlve eyed fellow visitor
from the Cudder plantation.
You shorrly did fin a good backlog
whon you hunted dat chunk" Ec said
10 Pomp. 81 reckon It gwIne las bout
two more weeks"
II reckon" Pomp ncqulesccd lacon-
lcally He did not Ike the follow.
An you all ain gwlne work on de
railroad I'M II buns outf"
Oats right" Pomp said. and he
could not forbear adding. "You Cud-
der boys gwlne start In dis mex Mon
day, | hear"
The fellow scowled. Oats nunin'"
he retorted. I'VE all ain scared to
work, an sides, it's you Belknap boys
,''a : t"."o ~ Nv w ~" ,'t''
S"C' ','''HSN III ''S"' l'"'', a." " Nv
a." '"''' '',,I.' s,'n So.''C' .l'T W '''p
black boys be sol down de rlbher. un'
cosc It Ewino bo dc fines ones. Ike
""' "a" N"'' ~ Nv,
=, i'''N .'"'i' 'u S'o'y ''''e'' uc7''"
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you, IL" ''.,,,'" "',, E'' "'S .''''o''
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.',., ~" j.. ".' So VI, "o'A' ,'' W,
','',' ,i.. t "S ,,.>s '.'"''S '''
. ". - 80 ID. '.' ,io'','' "' o"I u'I w,
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u'' ~ "' 80. Wv
p,,,,, ,,.,.r ,,,,. c,, ,I,, w.. Van ,,r,
hin, an a., roi,r,oI ,,.,,,. van.
r,,ss,"
-, ...... ...,,...,.. ,..,.,..
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,' ., ,',.'. 'l''','''''7 ''" 81 ''1
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Co'," -. 80, -'S...''' "u' -. '''. ,'a' 'N'' ~
o. 80 g,' .,, ~,
"C",.t Il, +, pomnr r,,,o dr,orrrv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

Answer letter the day II Is received
and you will experience sense of
duty well done. Delay II, and after too
long a time has elapsed shame will put
stop TO lts acknowledgment alto
gether.
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Bjoncs-Why the crouch? Psmlth-
My wife called me u fool BJones-
Cheer up. 1t may not bo true Psmith
But It is. She proved IT, Went and
dug up a bunch OF my old love lettcrs
ana read 'em to Cleveland Lead
er.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

day after the holt
days you viii be
ready 20 strike
that rallroud d
work heartily.
What do the boys
think Of IT,"
Bout you hir.
IN VA out TO dig
on de new rail
road bed. NASSAU
Well, | reckon
Cey rnbOrS II q
heap. Aiassa Ben
Culier, on dc rib
her plantation,
Cwlne hire out
roo hans to de
railroad boss"
80 | hear. But
that will take ev-
cry man, woman
and child ON his
plantation who Is
strong enough 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

While Europe has lO7 people to the
square mile, Asia has but firty-eght,
Africa eleven and Australia one and
half.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

p,csiug their
bJgi1s. sin..ng.
laug ching and
gorglug them
Sc! es on the
good things that
wore spread out
law hly for
them Ma ny
ere lI the
living roJLl, 10
W .a...l " tlH lAF
huge urc.lacc.
with its back
log not vet a
quarter burned
From time TO
tiae rlerc-r1es
looked at II
vurdg:inglyaud
made cDuli!cats
and spoke the
name Of Ponp
tvfth ntttlaI ra
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c,., ,,,s oro q, , r..., O.. t...,..,i,...,
ma tro Loys cali .tb, vaiJ,-r" n,
is r rr,ul I,v whom am r-..,rr,. ,.-,I.,
af.. tYf, ti,Is ,y.f,.r,, l.r..t,
y,n ,.vsl,,s, I.'I..r, r'.r., hoe ,,
oil. s,,.p., llrp lg,, .,,b.,,, t,,. n.,.,,.
,,....s ,.p Jr.,,. r.,rr ,,.,.,.t..s I, ,..,.
.I,.. of n uurlI.r az u,-.,,.-.I ruI
locked boxes with Sits iu the top.
and here tue lads deposit their small
earnings They receive Interest on
Those deposits aud II the amour.
grows sufficiently large u is taken oat
ami placed iu som" nearby saving,
lauH There have been % few accounts
ill.,, grow % o. thousand dollars or
more. hUt tLp.r wpr. u.t lr1u regular
r....t... ,., ,-.... 49,. 49,. ,..,
,.. '., ,..'...
.. ....... .i...,,..- .......,..,. ,r,,'. ...
,t... ,.-...,..'..,., .t...,,.,.,,, ,,...,.
,...... -
49,. ,.. -. -.
,'. t,,.'.I ..,.
o., a..
nt ON, umc. Only those are lodged
Tint Llg, no homes os their own.
one uf the thing, that muI, the place
attractive 10 the lals h the gymna.
Fum Here are an the usual athletic
rurur,rrun'la, bars. clubs and the Ike
Tho snort TINT f. liked best by III,
rlm,r4. however. IS boyln, Those wbl
.on tn, gloves have 10 carry out the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

JNiP - o, lUml
Pom pcyH' Tine
call went tllrpugI
the quarters.
through the sliad
owy 1--we oaks
beyond. under
whose moss urap
ed branches t.p
ground was dluI
even at midday
and on into tIy
cypress swamp
10 a black pool
over W hic h q
black boy va,
CruurlllIg \ d
tho call came a.
hiEl. iucl'Dwul
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llft shovel. don't quite like that. |
shall only h,ro out the ableboded men
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CHRISTMAS
-g---~~---zS--~4~~----~---
WITH THE
s-s--->--~--.--~----
:WSBOYS
J. i. CDCEETCS
WITH THE
H. H. rDCEETCH

o. o.. rr j. a. EI.rtarl
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SANTA AND
THE BAD
~~-S~--~~~~~~~~~~~
s T OC KI N G.
Ey D. B. CONOVER
THE BAD
Ey D. B. CONOVER

asAAtt "a hoHtc
iuAr { ed a
misct evovs
sio .ins
Aad then. in a
way that was
really guile
shocking.
wicCled and
wagsled and
pulled at its
toe
Till a wee little
hole beaA n
swiftly 10 lrow.
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To ill up the stockings for children's
delight.
And at midnight :hs clocks were just
on the stroke
Came the faithful old friend Of the
dear little folk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-30
Not His Propertr sandwieh.

An urchin who occasionally veuturcd
behind The scenes of thcater ON the
lower east silc Of Ncw York during
rchearsals. was one day observed by
one OF tbc actors sitting in corner
lovingly cycIug o. huge sandwich which
was held in bis gfimy hands lie 70.
gardcj 10 Tor o. few moments aud then.
cautiously lifting the Top layer ex.
tracted "a piece of pickle aud ate u.
then be- closed ii down again very
careful, and accurately made an az
before. a few moments later be- 70.
peatcd thc performance. taking out
another piece OF pickle and "a small
fragment ~ meat aud again carefully
restoring ihc sandwich 10 be- original
form. After another short Interval
he took out more pickle aud more
meat, so that now there was vofy
little Of che original layer left. aud
again hc closed % up carefully
"Whai are sou doiug that FOR
Tommyi" the actor asked, "rhavi
no way 90 cat a sandwich. Why don'u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-30
Gives Health. viSOr and Tone

Herbins is a boon for sufferers from
anaemia. BY its use the blood u
quickly EsgeneFated and the color be-
comes normal The dropping strength
is revived The languor Is diminished.
Health, vigor and tone predominate.
New life and happy activity Tesults-
Mrs Belle H. shTisl, AiddlesboFough'
H., writes; / have been troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood, and
have found nothing 70 bsne6t me Ike
Hsrbine hope never 10 be without
IT, / have wished that had known
Of il IN my husband = life time. soc.
For sale By D. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-30
X-RAYS

That story Of finding Adams "hel!
FIRE" compound sounds like some one
was putting up a job, and not a particu.
larly bright job, either
Strange that a man should open one
bottle Of Adam 3 burning mixture, and
then hide the balance.
The Chinese have taken up the cry
I" Asia for the Asiatics." which suits
most Pacific coast people.
Considerable gossiping is being done
in Albany Albany Democrat
Has the good Democratic deacon up
the creek been attending the ladies'
sewing circle. He ought to pass a blue
law putting an end to such a crime as
gossiping in the Cody town Of Albany.
Salem Journal.
Not as high as deacon yet.-Albany
Democrat.
It was "by the friar's skirts the dev.
II climbed into the belfry," and the
brother should not despair Of promo.
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-30
A Plsa.ant Mar % Trarsl.

The above IL the usual verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pacihs
railway between the Pacific coast and
The east, and We believe that the serv.
Zee and accommodations given merit
this statement. Prom Deavcs, Colora'
DO spsings and Denver there are two
through trains daily 10 Kansas City
and 81. Louis, carrying Puilman's Lac.
eat standard slootrislighted sissping
ears, chair ears and upto-dats dining
cara The same sHcelient sorviee u
operated from Kansas city and a.
Louis 10 MsmphiA Little Roek and Hoe
SPRING. II you are going east o.
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