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The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

The health of this locality k very good
 We have just realized that some real winter has swooped down on us.
 Everything that looked green got frost bit. and the Squire is badly dis figured
 Miss Burlye Thomas is visiting at Haynes this week, the guest of her teacher, Miss Blanche Halbert.
 Some of the girls that visited the box supper at Nidener, claim that it was failure. because the only thing in sight was married men and old bachelors
 Mrs. LiIlie Wallace and her father, A. Y. Wright. made q business trip to Heth last Monday, returning the same day
 The chronic kicker and Sallie Hoge. were visiting the people at the Vale of Beulah and Hell Cat Lake last Tuesday.
 Pat Murphy and Sambo are mak- ing preparations for a big overflow, and when it comes they are going to catch the bear that they have been after all fall.
 The recent heavy winds filled the roads full of trees and finished picking the cotton in this locality. What a pitty it didn't come sooner.
 Squire Thomas alfalfa looks like it had been singed, and the Squire is looking little blue, but we hope that he is scared worse than hurt
 Miss Pickles is visiting homefolk this week, and contemplates going fishing next week. and the next week is so far q head that we can't tell what she will do until that time comes.
 The Rock Island Railroad took pity OH Us few days ago and sent as l real nice agent for IIeth, and We didn't get him before We needed him. The ground hog sure enough did see his shadow on last Tuesday, and the Squire accompanied by Fred, his faithful dog. undertook to confisticate Mr Ground Hog and do away with all bad weather i'll the future, but he Was too smart for them.
 Me suppose that preparations will be commenced soon towards this years crop as the present high winds finished the cotton picking in these parts until there k more raised
 Silver Bill.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
FOR SALE Real Estate.

Ingram Property. SiX-room house, good barn and stables, servant house, good orchard, city water. lot I5oX3so feet, conveniently located on Division street.
 Eour-ruum house. barn. orchard. city water, concrete sidewalks. six blocks of post office. Lot - feet front. l50 feet al back, l25 feet deep. Cheap for cash.
 Vacant lot. 5oxl5o feet, faces east on Division street. alley at back. Price S350 cash
 Vacant lot, 50xl50 feet, faces east on Division street. alley at back. five blocks of post office S350 cash.
 Vacant lot, 60Xl50 feet, nv corner of Ash and Division streets, alley at back. desirable building lot, i've blocks of post office. S700 cash.
 acant lot. 50xl60 feet, faces Ash street on south, alley on east, five blocks of post office. S35o.
 New four-r0om house. 2-rooms l6X 16, one l2Xl6, one l0Xl6, front and back porch, city water, lot enclosed with good fence, barn and stables, garden fenced. otherwise well im- proved, lot SoXl60, faces Ash street on south Sl750 cash.
 Lot l00Xl60 two tenant houses, the two rent for 89 per month, faces Ash street on south, street on the west. $500 cash.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Some Thoughts on "SalOme."

1 The dramatic critic of the Lee l County Courier has been seeing Sa-
 lomes lately First he pays his res poets in three-quarterS of a column of roast to the Payton Sisters interpre- tation of the biblical story, and waxeS wroth over the dance of the lady in the title rolle, saying in part: We do not presume to possess aeS- thetic taste or esoteric discrimina- tion and therefore could not dis tinguish the art, if such it be. but if female person jumping up and down and working around clad in pair of gold bracelets, gold band garters and hair ornament be art, then shoot us
 for dub The dance is a miniature hoochee koochee, libidinous, licentious and bestial, It has no saving part or redeeming quality and To mar, be- smirch and diStort this play so-called
 biblical and founded thereon. by the injection of this meretricious and me- phitic character and the induction of this unhOly and unscriptural dance was an oifense against good sense equal almost to crime. The Courier goes on with more excoriation of this character, and "deplores the putrid and diseased demand Of the American theatre-going public that makes such an exhibition exhibition of person, if you please possible, nay profitable. /" Of Clarence Bennett's Holy City, which appeared here Wednesday night of last week, and in Marianna the following night, the critic is little more charitable. but words his criti- cism so as to amount practically to 'damning by faint praise" and We re- print the latter in full as follows
 "A big audience greeted Clarence Bennett's Holy City at the Imperial Thursday evening. The version is better, more authentic, the play wright confines himself more closely To the scriptural text than did the translator in SalOme. The characters are not equal-from histrionic view point-to those of the Payton Sisters Salome. The dance was there, coyer- ed little more with modern conyen- tional dress, but at the same time, im- pressiyely there. As Elizabeth, Mrs. Bennett was strong, as Marius Mr. Dill showed to advantage. The Sa- lome of Miss Harice was mediocre, the Iscariot of MT. Houston excellent, his John weird and wearisome, and OCT the rest let silence fall" To our mind the Holy City was by far the finest piece we have had in Forrest City, and we beg to differ with the Courier on his view of Salome. Miss IIarice was simply fine in the part.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
TRUSTEES SALE.


Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the authority conferred upon me in a certain trust deed executed by Moses Williams and Sarah Williams. his wife, to me as Trustee for The investors Mortgage Security Company, Limited, dated the 10th day of August. 1906, re- corded the Eth day of August, 1906. in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court, in St. Francis county, State of Arkansas, default having been made in payment of the notes and the indebted- ness secured by said trust deed, and hav- ing been duly requested to make sale of the real estate conveyed to me in sad trust deed, in order to pay the said in- debtedness, 1 will. on
 Saturday, the 9th day of February. 1909, at tfe principal door of the courthouse ln the town of Forrest City, in the coun- " ot St. Francis, State of Arkansas, be- tween the hours of 10 am. and pm, otier for sale to the highest bidder for cash. the follow ing described real estate:
 Ihe Moses Williams plantation, com Hflsing, among other lands, the follow Iag; \ tract of land containing 95 acres, more CT less, being all of the
 
 j north, range east. excepting south- cast quarter of said northeast quarter and excepting that part Of said northeast 8aarter conveyed to Wm. $. Thomas by #.eed dated March IS, 1895, and of rec ord in book 9, page 59l ct seq. of the records of said St. Francis county, Ar sansas, situated in the county of St. francis, State of Arkansas
 All rights to valuation or appraisement of said real estate, all rights of eXemp- ton, homestead and dover, and all rights ef redemption have been waived and con eeyed in said trust deed and the under signed as trustee will sell said real estate Tree of all such rights or interests. Said sale will be made without warranty of title. Any party to whom said property, or any portion thereof, may be struck off,smust at once deposit in cash one tenth of the sum bid, otherwise the bid Will be disregarded and the property at once reoffered. |. II. CARLILF,
 Inv. 357. Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.

The Forrest City School Board met in regular session at SEQ o'clock p.m., Saturday, January 3Oth, in Dr. Rush's office. with the following members present: Dr. !. C. Rush, president; T. c. Fitzpatrick. T. A. BufoFd. and ]. C. Sanders, secretary.
 The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved
 Several bills approved by Mr. T. 0. Fitzpatrick were ordered paid as follows:
 Landvoigt & Nadakin. ........s II % The J. w. Beck Co.,, mdse -. 2l 00 Batts Bros, blacksmithing =. D Becker X Lewis, mdSe .... 6l 20 \. r. Nc Daniel, plumbing ..... IS 97 W. F. klotz, hardware. ....... } O.
 Total, ........Sl36 97
 The secretary read the financial re- port which was received, showing a balance on hand at last report. No- vember ,, 1908, s5, 5,552. .0l; amount of warrants drawn since, s4, ,5s639; bal ance to credit of district, s961.75.
 Prof. C. II. Lambert read his monthly report as follows:
 Number of pupilsgenrolled 2S0; average daily attendance, 60; times tardy, l37. Several cold spells during the month have cut down the at tendance
 ''The pupils are hard at work pre- pairing for the mid-term examinations which will be held February l2 and 13.
 Pupils must be present and take examinations, otherwise they cannot be promoted. Parents are earnestly requested to see that their children are present every day, So as not to be marked zero on their recitation. Pro- motions will be made in all of the grades up to the sixth.
 As the examination counts one- third on the average standing for the year it is important that the pupils be fulld prepared for it.
 'l am pleased to report that nine trees have been planted on the school grounds by some Of the members of the school board
 The matter of electing teacher to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna- tion of Fannie Greenlee, who taught in the colored school, was passed until Friday night next, at which time called meeting will be held.
 As the board could see by the finan- ciaI report that we are going to be short of fluids, President Rush re- quested the finance committee to make provision for same.
 There being no further business, board adjourned until Friday night.
 J. C. Sanders. Secretary.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Ask Yourself fhe Question.

Why not use GhamberIain's Pain Balm when you have rheumatism? We feel sure that the result will be prompt and satisfactory. One appli- cation relieves the pain, and many have been permanently cured by it's use. 25c and 50c sizes For sale by ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Reason Enthr0ned.

Because meats are so tasty they are often consumed in great excess. This leads to stomach troubles, biliousness and constipation Revise your diet, let reason and not pampered appe- tite control, then take few doses of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again. Try it. For sale at J. T. San ders drug store. Samples free.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Rexolts at Cold Steel.

Your only hope, said three doc tors to Mrs. NJ. F. Fisher, suffering from severe rectal trouble, "lies i'll an operation" Then 1 used Dr. King New Life Pills,n she writes, till wholly cured. They prevent appendi- citis, cure constipation, headache. 25c at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Ut Knocks the Itch"

It may not cure all your ills, but it does cure one of the worst. II cures any form Of itch ever known-no matter what it's called, where the sen sation is itch" it knocks 1t. Ee- zema, ringwOrms, are cured by one box. Its guaranteed, and it's name is Hunts Cure.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Rest and Sleep.

Few escape those miseries of winter a bad cold distressing cough. Many remedies are recommended, but the one quickest and best of all is Simmons Cough Syrup. Soothing and healing to the lungs and bronchial passages, il stops the cough at once and gives you welcome rest and peace ful sleep.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
\ Household Necessity.

l would almost as soon think of running my farm without imple- ments as without Hunts Lightning Oil. Of all the linimentS l have ever used, both for man and beast, it Is the quickest in action and richest in results. For burns and fresh cuts it k absolutely wonderful. regard it as a household necessity.
 Yours truly
 ;. Harrison, Kosciusko, Miss.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

Our swell new line of Valentines has been received and is now on sale. You'll be sure to find one that will suit your fancy. Come and see. At the Newsstand.
 To the disappointment of many patrons the Gibson Girls in Dan Cupid failed to appear at the opera house Wednesday night, on account of sickness in the company. The troupe has disbanded and returned to Chicago.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
For That Terrible Itching.

Eczema, letter and salt rheum keep their victims in perpetual torment. The application of Chamberlain ns salve will instantly allay this itching, and many cases have been cured by It's use. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
CHAS. R. MATHIS,
 Forrest City, Arkansas.
Notice Improvement District No. 5.

The assessment of local improve ment for Forrest City Improvement District No. } was filed in my office on the 18th day of January, 1909, and the same IS now subject to inspection.
 A. D. BOYLE, Clerk and Recorder, City of Forrest City. Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

Don't fail to see the big stock of alentines that will be opened at the newsstand next week-the biggest, pest and prettiest stock ever shipped to this town.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

We have received at the Newsstand this week large and varied assort- ment of Valentines. Come and see.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

State chaYiers were lssa9s l9day af
follows:
The Johnston County on and Gas
nevelupmenp company, Of Tishomin'
60. capital stock OF ,i5,0o0 The IN.
corporatcrs are: George Nsmcy. s.
N Sargent and O. VI Peavey oil Of
Tlshomlngo.
Meefn Oh company, of Nowal2
With capital stock Of $4,000 The
directors are IA @ Cheney. = Il.
Cheney and ] Woodglass, aIl 81 Ne.
waga.
Rrushlon on ccmpany. pg NoWGla,
with capital stock Of aiO. 100 The
lhcorporal0rs arc. n. g. Cheney y.
A. Cheney and j. Woodglass. all Of
Nowata.
Benlah Home Orphanage company
cf Beulah, with the following tfus.
tees J. E. Osborne J.. A. High v.
Osborne and Rose NJ High, all q
DoSey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

During tho spring every sae Nunie
Be benefited hy taking Folpls tid
ney Remedy II furnishes & needed
tonic to the kldncys after the ox'fa
sirnln of winter and e nuriies ihc
blood hy stimulating The Kidneys ana
causing them To oleminate the ilapnrr
Ties from II, Fnleg'a Kidney Remedy
imparsa new lIie and vlgor- pleusant
TO take. For GALE BY z + Renfsa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

We often WUndcr anW q person cnn
~ persuaded into taking anything
hul Foic5's Houcy ald Tar iur e0ughs
colds and lung trouble. Ne aot w
inolod into accepting "uwu make" ur
olhef substitutes The genuine con-
lalus no harmful drugs and is in SEP
low package, For sale by G. y RenlF3
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6 hdlypicN
A n WATSON
{ aHHHffSlONrr.
I kieALESTER,
1gHigslciiff


COMPLAINT NO tgs
ART tiNMtY d 7auls Valley
ATcnsoN TorEkA 3 SANTA ne RAILWAY COMPANY.
Flied April a5h 1908 - 4AM
Excessive charge On Photograph Car
Eyqen1 was akel Hy a3d oS aud Il order Was Issued a.
ORDER NO. Ma.
Af any flied complaint alleging that The present rair On
the Of Photograph Of $25oo per minimum oyeunt
excessive ba tie enrgr Of $500 ior squirting out such
e's and chat ihe denufage o. tax 500 per Gay while such
on spur excessive and unreasonable Complain
AT further alleges that by Of such rates impossible
'Hfi hts JlSness "a on the defendants road
Ie defendant answered setting forth thai was undr,ho
andc r bncss o private photograph However such bus
ess WAS apl By te company cafg days neluls ont
each nn hc defendants line Of railroad and that permit hus
urs ' Snd moving from town 20 unfair 70 resident
M m ", pNuS e e autoad company and II its JnaHWentiel
sanni public policy aud not II the strict line Of It's public duties II
nrf ramed nai hc charges considering tie hazard and risks
fhg commission finds froni h evidence ai The charges W..
f'r y e defendant ere higher Than cnged or snhF service
y c'eT 'qllroad onpancs further d tie actual cost ol spui
rug ont M exceed $1,000 and that The minimum charge $xoo
IT day appears q e Commission somewhat excessive and M mn
mum charge S25oo mas nos bc excessive depending upon
TIC circumstances and The distance of the noyshn
fe Commission after duy considering this case and All Tie at
ehng circumstances Is inclined agree with tic defendant hal
e encouragement of any kind portable business ol raroad Il
po within c strict line d tc railroads public duties ana
The lines railroad in the way 81 Complainant conducts hs bus
ness that dry goods and olef cars may not II deuande
e sne basis end go Fqa town saow wol eyi&,tv teSes
niersse with permanently established basIntss 's7 So.
e Iommlsslcn therefore Aos MOI decn 4optf 70 interfere
ans haggrs I'D TT segves ftnoees m M sas ty Sne., M
he N Gofnlssoa Is die opinion llaa as b5 niseu rs az
0sr u M ease thereby permitting c raoac company o 9tedhe
e above conclusions reached the theory lha isefs Is
e p4ss dseaDa ss d ' ,sas sss sT specially 0v Nina
soRP6RHriqN' SS'''S' ednNissioN, n
N'nlIhVn u pA#e II
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Mr +. @ Frllts. Ono0nta At III.
wrltcs "My little glrl was greatly
henofiled BY taking Foleys Oraig
Laxative. and ! think Il IS the best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble Folcya Orino Laxative Ia
best for women and children. as u Is
mild. pleasant aud effective and Is
g splendid aprlng mpdielre as y
eleausos the system and clears tho
c0mpicxon, For Sale by q r ReHfro.
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To Break IN New shoes Always Use
Aliens Foot lcaac. q powder Il pre-.
vents TtShlness and Bllslering, cures
swollen, Sweating. Aching feet a. all
Dfuggista aud shoe sloges. 2ae sam.
nln melted FREE Address, A. & 0im.
saed te Roy N Y
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InJuHEr AN RUNAWAY.


Special 70 Daily Leader
ponca cisy Okla. April 6 a horsc
httlched 40 buggy driven BY q 81
liins, -an away, throwing Mr hIlla
10 the ground and niileting severn
injuries The aiima, TOOK lElghi at
6 pusslug erglac.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

F0leys Home and Tar IS 4 safa
guard against erl0us RESULTS arom
spr.ne colds. which Inaame tho lungs
and develop into pneumonia. avoid
eounieriells by insisting upon harlpe
iae genuine roleys Honey and Tar
which contains no harmful drugs r
sale hy @, r. Ronirc
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1c cseu c Of Chant filed petition wii te ogPoa
an tonnssou alleging that c town Of Chant had population o.
1S2 people that there necessity for depot AZ said oNn and
asked that The defendant be required build and maintain depot
The heard August sh 1908 and after due condcra
an al the evidence the Commission finds that the town 81 Chant
aud The town "a AcCnFtaiu join and that there depot now csa
slc and maintained Mt the town o McCuftan which ono mile
from tic Of the business portion OF the town OF Chant
The Commission readily that depot At Caut would be
additional convenience to It's citizens yet the depot having been
established at the Of McCutain the Commission Of the oin
ion that would be unreasonable requirement require the de-
cndant establish depot within mile Of It's present dcpo and
the application Is therefore denied Il Is so ordered
CORPORATION COAIAISSICN
lSgnedl
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wArsons sNerys- -nens-nsaseiel LINZ

yvhrsohts Nerve e-fiono-sluaeiel LINZ
MIfNI.
Made e be superior TO ali otnefs on
the market Per bottle 2bc ana II.
WArsON's collie mEufe0.
Two famous remedies OF q famous
.WefeHiuHfY Surgeon, put ikp Ia two sep.
hfa9e bottles for horses, mules and
cattle suffering with spaamodic collie.
fAFalaHt collie and other forms of how
el troubles per bottle, w.
wATs0N's BLAND HEALER.
HealS undrr the harness while they
work Heals without leaving All hn-
slightly scar Que application keeps the
flies OF all day kills aereW worms
--is insect proof, Per bottle buc and 81.
sqATsON's LIQUID BLISTER.
Tho long sought fof rcmcdy for hone
lamonass. bono tumore and cniafBo-
meuts. eaiIauHea abnormal deposits anu
Efnwthe. irhia aiH he remedy PAR 4A-
rEIasieNh when every other mas
faileo. Fer bottAc, VI.
WATsON's PURGE MIX.
Tha physlc lor horsca and muiht Aes
tianH sufH and complete, Simple ef-
"a, I've and bcuenclal lanch purge
given 3n horse or mule Eeia moro re-
eulIa taan E ton Of patent stock foude.
Per aox, !.
seATe0N's FrBRIFuGH.
Ilessens fever, aids Ia carrying oft
WASTE pfndnria resulting. auperior
Per bottle, 81.
wATsny's sTAGGER REMEDY.
saving hundreds uf hOfseH aufIerins
with VnFloua forms OF hdaiu alekneHe.
Should be on hand ana used nariy 70
pnrfiFH Guaranteed rcAlita. pnF box III.
tia5H everywhere ~ aent prepaid On re-
eeaHa q price. Write for circulars. =
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vorE Down oUY

washington, d. C. April eghe
EIouao cverwhelminsly adopted the
Forsnef amendment to the Payne
tariff hll striking out the provision
for 4 eounicryalliug duty en lumber,
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That the farm products shipped from there AS Is custom
afy community Of this kind end further shown by he evidence
That tc defendant furnished telegraph service other communities
similarly situated and e Commission Is Of the opinion HAT te de-
dat should establish telegraph service commercial other
purposes and for the purpose OF bufennc the arrival Of Its s
IS required BY the Commissions Order No 4
u therefore ordered BY The CONFUSION that the defendant the
Acis Topeka Santa Fc Railway Company establish telegraph
the own Of pyson Tor such purposes as such service Is com
monty used by the public That said shah established BY
September is 1908
CORPORATION COMMISSION
Signed
+. LOVE
ChdirWdf
A. p WATSON
Commissioner
+ McALESTER,
Commissioaci.
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IRA REEVES Er AZ, of crckolo,
vN
sT LculS SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD COMPANY
AND
MISSOURI, OKLAHOMA GULF RAILWAY COMPANY
lNrl April 2sud. 1908
ASKING ior q recsabisluicnl ~ a Joint depot
AnIcaby settled without formal hearing
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COMPLAINT NO IA
lC a. GALLOWAY, IT AZ. WeaIhcfford and hydro

cliCACc. MOCK ISLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Flied Apr roth 1908
Asking o shetland platform between mile posts s7 and ss8
Dismissed as complainant failed appear @ prosecute the
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ro ana gAza g lh ka q anpoyea nay work Of
HzH ns outlet N3sh eoatnnay blood
HEaHss Aeted With hnHofs EarsntaAe
Alfo rAAe 81 Hh gaol aor Hafv
at
HHH bp|N pkstNAs ~ ihiaH a kn aasctiUa
akin troubles aoids
axlas ne hunosa from the blood rfou
az4 NNhnt NJ up % ~ nesAa AtftuE mNltpee
s eepg.eles aad szFaes 4 p s*sy vag Then tho
#z=R## q being itfHd HHd ap-sai
se1d aAa sssssaea eF tsi teeAag healthy
q Hz14
HaEzzf daaaest
eN II We tHa + NnoyeA platIua and ofhst M
z||F ftaE EH zHa NnH pesiss
|zzH ua 1HAN AEeA8sH aesaa write
zfE sNgsH SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta. a.
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wAraon eaMe0lsa roa SALE 81 \ N. wALAca
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- flr day 81 april 1908 hc So0planans FLED q lraipn
8Ih slw op son. leging that telegraph at hee0 scot
IIH1fl II f n4u 81 atson and alleging great Inconvenience be
ilcul Hd pa}ag that l Commission feafe he descendant
10 eiHAla'f snrh
Il beard August 7ll l092 aud alter examination af
fsefal Wnrsk Nl ae consideration ~ he evidence Ic nuns
AH ifis lai sSson town o some ANu hundred people poc
situated "A good agtiiaa qnd ila from y Is
kIR1 Mules ~ ogf sisgaph stations ai the rienan maintained
es|eear service a s aaloh 'oi number YEATS and ot
lIHaea lr aifiag lie month 3s eirlaty l0o8
s shown b he evidence lai irs was cotton Qakcl and
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ATCflfS0N. TOPEkA SANTA ne RAILWAY G0MpANY.
Flied April 25ih, 1908 - 4AM
Excessive charge Photograph Car
Evidence lakel uy a3d 0oS aud order ssucd