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. jlsiixxs wrrsLY wstlecioo, ash-exe, Kansas, may a, mx
; That Drilled IVcll
Ton want. Get a .Dempster drill,
the drill' that drill. " v
First ioo feet at &Qc per foot
Second ioo feet at 75c per tf,
Drilling rock 60c per foot addi
tional. '
Deeper at umi Increase In price.
Write or phone Chapman 8811. ;
HARRY A. HUFF
Chapman, Kansas -,
J, O. ENGIX
Auctioneer
Public Sale a
Spedaltj
Reference:
.Any bank of
i Abilene, &anau
J Phonos:
, Brcwa 1 or ,
u ' imt Mutual ' '
Address:
Abilene, Kansas.
Date book at Mlnlck L Taylor's
hardware tore. Abilene.
SOLOMON.
Dr. Julian returned from Arling
ton where he had been visiting his
brother, William, and family.
Charles Dobson Jr. has returned
from Esbon, Kansas, after a week's
visit with his son, Tom' Dobson.
After spending ten daye very
pleasantly with home folks Miss
Rose Sullivan
-City.
r ; , ,,
pert several days in Abilene.
, Mrs. Walter Watt. Miss Anna
pulton attended the Sunday school
convention ai wicmia, . . .
Mrs. Laura Watt visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Bullington,
over Sunday. v
Mr. and Mrs. Nickels and children
drove to Abilene Sunday.
Mrs. Hostetter of Hope visited
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Intyre, last week .
Ivan Steele vlnited his grand par
ents in Abilene Saturday and Sun
day.
. ' i
It. F. D. No. 0.
Elmer Hultt of Wallace county
visited bis cousins, H. W. Hosie's,
a few days last week. ,
The ladles of this neighborhood
had a fishing party last Thursday
afternoon. ' None of them feasted on
fish but an enjoyable afternoon was
spent, in the woods.
W. O. Engle and O. N. Tucker
spent Sunday' at T. O. Kauffman's.
Leonard Tlschouser is hauling
wheat to market. ,
Mrs. Gene Korn and children are
visiting her parents in the eastern
part of the state. 1
Miss Mary Avers spent last week
at Talmage.
Mrs. W. Sherwood and Stella
called on Mrs. J. Sheets Friday af-
v
Thomas, Okla., to attend the annual! ' Rev. Bernshars is here at present
general conference of the Brethren I Moore.
in Christ. . , V Will Mltsch went to Wichita Mon-
Some of our people attended the! day to attend the banker's meeting.
Sunday evening services at Zion. I Mrs. Quin Kirkpatrlok of Color-
On Wednesday evening a mission- edo-is visiting relatives here.
ary meeting was held at Bethel unaney jonneton is spending a
church. Mrs. , Doner, a returned few days vita ' his brother, Will
missionary from South Africa, and Johnston,
Andrew Wlngerd of California, who,
will go as a missionary were pres-l PEARL.
ent.
Rev. Cain preached very interest- Farmers are all smiling in this
lng sermons at Bethel Sunday morn-1 vicinity over the recent rains which,
mg ana evening. will help the growth of all crops.
Harry Crider'i visited at. R. H. A number of the young people
Bert's on Sunday. lfrom Pearl were fishing in Terrapin
Mr. Schmit and Mr. Asllng of lake Tuesday.
ir . . jli i n a I
wooaoine were nere aamraay mgm Tne new gent took up h,g dut,flg
ana aunaay w near me ev. w. ftt tne Rock Wand . depot T..es?ay.
You Can Hun Tills New
r Avery Gas Plow
irft n . .I
uuuii uonq.w i4
Trior, n
1V 11 A.
or your boy can. New2255Jrfp
Avery "Self-Lift" Plow 'V-
pull a cord from englno and the plows lift or lower themselves at the ends
of the furrows. You run engine. Plow runs itself. Plows raised by power
taken from the plow wheels. Power Farming pays big profits with an
L3-. KxQX
R. Cain.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. John-
Gss Tracier and nd
4 "Sell-Liir Plow en
Rnirlne la light wlght only about 11,1)00 ponndi won't pack the rrotind. pntli from
tW4 alio JUc, aamwe, Mckarc, WMlart, kindm. Drive tfarwahan and otber
machlnei. Simplest tractor built. Leant gear, (hutting and working parti.
Make I your work eatier keep yew bey iatarMtad is fans work.
Get All the Facts About This New Tractor nd Plow
The ioo tier yon adopt Power Panning the mora mom? ymrn'B make. Don't lone any
time getting the facta. Ak (or FREB COPY fit Avery Tractor and "belt-Lift" Plow Book.
SHOCKEY & LANDES, Agents, Abilene
4 to
belt
BUCKEYE.
J. C. Crum's and O. B. Burhold- ,ton ftre 8pendlng a few day(l
er's wer. at Henry Stoecker's on frIelldg at Up,am, and Junctlon Clty,
Klin I n v
Tk. ,.. . n t Several young men have the mo-
auv uuiiucdi uieoiiu 19 p.fc v.. -t
Burkholder's Friday evening.
Miss Zaiim. ha. bn hird U the near future. Rev. H. Frey's are visiting his
teach our school the comma: vear. StotU of Nv"re was in Pearl B?Jlter, Mrs. Engle, at Talmage and
Abram Brechblll purchased a fine 0n 6U8,neM one dfcy ,a8t .week' I- E. Hoskin's this week
monument and placed in the ceme- A few trom thl" vicinity attended Rev. H. Wenger preached at the
tery at Bethel.
liANEY DISTRICT.
visited
the baptismal services at Bello school house . Sunday at 2 p. m
Springs Sunday. Five young people There will be regular preaching at
were baptized in the stream east of the school house every Sunday af-
Eli Hoffman's at Donegal. ternoon
i a Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Haynes called
ron- r c. on Mr. Bebermeyer's on Sunday.
mannv-aaaaCT a'.uaiiun at 1 in nun.
Mr. Ingalls and family
Sunday with . Mr. Roller's,
Several children in this vicinity Two horsepower. W. Q. Engle at,Flve of the famIly are down witn
.s. x i I . irlADAiaR
are bick whq measles. Acme ("renmprv AhllAnn R. Tl. 2. .
Hazel and Fave Foster came home oi. B. O. Stone was out to the farm
from Chapman Monday to attend the on Tuesday.
funeral of their aunt. 'Miss M. King of Abilene spent
. ' i cut Bate, uuii tocb; uaoy cuhku ,.,
Fred Cassell spent the latter nartL . Friday night with E. Hoyts
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bassler of 'of the week with friends at Lonir- .V " e e" T. . " Everything is looking fine after
... . . . . ettcu. . Aiso a iew wnue noiwuu
ternoon.
LOGAN.
make an extended visit with Mrs
B.'s father. 1
Anna Blagg is sick with the mea-
returned to Kansas les.
c I Harvey Wingrd and family mad
Seth Cinder and family moved A trip to College Hill on Tuesday in
Into their new cottaee on Fifth, tneir car. Knrouie iney aaa.ia
Elkhart, Ind., arrived Saturday to ford
Richard Grlce went to Abilene
Tuesday,
Mrs. Rice went to Wichita Mon
day to care for her sister-in-law, who
Is quite 111
turkey eggs at $2 per setting. Mrs.
O. W. Boyce, Detroit, Kani Phone
Buckeye. 8w4t
the rains.
I Farmers are busy listing corn.
R. Paul is having the roof put on
his new barn. v
- Ceo. Mlnlck and N. B." Martin
street last week. ,
Little Gear Francis Sellards Is re
ported quite sick,
experience of a blow out. - ,
L. L. Engle has taken a position
as a traveling salesman for a Chi-
James Henderson and family mov- cago wholesale house,
ed into the house on Fifth street
recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Girder.
Mrs. Joe Neal entertained the
A. A. Walker has taken the con
tract for dragging the fhree miles
of county road out of Navarre, run
ning east and south, which insures
Ladies' Aid society at her home on good roadB for the ' next year.
Thursday afternoon. After a very I Jacob Strole sold a horse to Al-
pleasant meeting the hostess served bert Larsen last week.
If you don't kill the Jice the lice gDent priday evening with E. Hoyt
Will 1.111 ll.tl. t,tnV. XYn-.l.
several days of last week in this "f,ft & Co- are headquarter, for lice
rrv t u v t, zenoieum, sianaara. car-sui
1 llrt 1 I llfl I HIIIH ,WH IIH.WH ItSatawfl III M V 1 '
ing the past week are very bene- Kre8 D,D8-
flcial to the growing crops.
DETROIT.
DETROIT ROUTE 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larsen went'
a spienuiu mncn. j -. """j - week,
, Dr. Roberts left Wednesday for to wooaoine weanesaay aueruoou.
Kansas City with Claude Carney who j Owing to the weather and bad
will undergo an Operation in a hos- roads the Gypsum Dramatic com
pital there. Mr. Carney accom- pany was unable to give their play
panted her husband, I on Saturday evening in the Navarre
Mrs. Pat Riordan left for Law- hall.
rence Thursday where ehe will visit
Mr. and Mrs. L. Billmeyer made
a business trip to Sallna.
Mrs. Delker of Chapman - was the
guest of Mrs. C. F. Klamm last
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Knox,
la son. '
Rev. Shaffer - of Minneapolis is
the gnest of Rev. McMillan of De
troit for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blllmyer
The Racket will close out their
and entire - line of lace and embroidery
6dlt8wlt next Saturday. All 6c lace and em
broidery goes at three cents per
yard and the ten and fifteen cent
embroidery goes at six cents per yard.
. 7d3twlt
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
her son, Joe Rlordan.
' MIbs Nan Goodell left Wednes
day for Wichita where she will visit
, her friends, Mr. and Mrs. B. Qulnn.
Mrs. A. J. Green left last week
for . Colorado where ehe will visit
her brother and his family.
Mrs. Will Higgms, Mrs. Rye Rone
HOPE.
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Medley spent
Dickinson County, Kansas, Show
ing Balance in His Hands for the
Quarter Ending April 30th, 1913. "
Fund.
rVwln ritftan an fomllv nam a lin
, . . . ,. they will prosper abundantly,
from Leavenworth to visit relatives. . ; ,
Jobn Ketchereld and wife went to
Kansas City to viBlt their daughter.
L. M. Brandt and wife of Detroit
spent Sunday with their son, Jacob
loft flunlnir fn tlisl. nonr hnmo In v 1"Ui0U' VVUilv 'I"U"
. , . m. I J
mm. r. jnunaeu was in uapmaii . . ...
two a ays last, wees visiting inenas,
TUlm nn'l MoT T nnln. Tltll m nnn.
Hnnrtav with Walton V.nv.ntof'l
ten ouuuay ior noinioru, in., wnere u. Abilene
. i iui. uuu ivxiB. v ill uubul viDiLcu iKii nui uuuuriiuni.u
prominent automobile company. The MrB ? Bof - d , State general revenue..... ' 10.02M0
minv frlnnila rf Mr niA Mr Rill. . ' . County general revenue
- f I The Smirl Rot sun ontortalnafl Tnuntv hridsre a. .
meyer are sorry to see them leave I . ,,.. ... , ,. , county bond fund 2,676.35
ai uniiv ociuj b rnunji eveuiug. County Blnklmi fund 8.880.79
The Willing Workers meet with I County high school.... overdrawn
Mro A mAa PiBtllna UatTiABfiair nil . r ... r. .....
r . a - ",,B va -"''-' vwwviiui v,uuniy. iiurintti , .uvemmwn
L,ong ana wamm lOBl U cniCKens ., . ... Fish and irame 180.00
S v . . .
A...
43
44
45
4
47
48
49
to
61
62
(3
64.
65
69
67
68
. . . . 10.69
..Overdrawn
. .Overdrawn
.... lttu.81
.... 63.60
. .Overdrawn
..Overdrawn
.... 87.46
. . . . I8.09
103.21
. .Overdrawn
..Overdrawn
. .Overdrawn
..Overdrawn
141.09
..Overdrawn
..Overdrawn
111.66
46.16
5J Overdrawn
60 '. aR 7
87.11
Jj Overdrawn
Overdrawn
J5 ' 73-2
? Overdrawn
g 18.46
9 100.28
J i ..... . .Overdrawn
21 456.16
Z? c 177.20
' Overdrawn
our town but hope in their new home
and Mrs. J. L. Mickey entertained and family. '
thtfrty-two members of the JrailOTj W. D. Reed and family spent Sun
classes of the M. E. church at Mrs. (day at John Brubaker's.
Hitfems' home Wednesday evenftnr! Mr. and Mtb. J. Sheets spent Sun-
early In the week.
John Knox has rented Lester Blll-
meyer's cottage and moved Into it.
DONEGAL.
day. The following officers were
elected at the last meeting: Presi
dent, Mrs. G. W. Kelley; vice presi
dent, Mrs. Lee Long; secretary, Mrs.
Haverstock; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Bert Long; treasurer, Mrs.
Walter Ingersoll.
There are new shades up at the
School landa
177.66
Mamie Shank who has been ser-
day with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Pitts. ; lou sly IT! Tor some time has made windows of the chnrch.
C. A. Walberg of Kansas City nas a maTKea cnange Tor tne better,
accepted a position in the Hope ! M. G. Engle of , north Dickinson
Auto Co. J and E. S. Engle of Abilene took
Catherine ATlyn and Fern Sterner ; Friday dinner at J. M. Engle's.
from four to six The little folks
bad a fine time playing games. At
5:30 the ladies served their small
guests with, ice cream and cake which
.were thoroughly enjoyed. ;
Miss Mary Runyon has Just re
turned from Iowa where she spent
a month visiting with her father and Misses Nora, Sadie and Alice man, left Monday for southwest Kan
friends tn that state. j Maust spent Sunday at Abe Book'c.jsas to look .up a new location.
Mrs. Minta Simmons came up from j Leo Cook who has been attending I Misses Katie Carsen and Emma
-Kansas City last Wednesday to ; business 'college at Hutchinson, re-'Hansen and Tom Ballantyne of
Bixnd the summer with her parents, j turned home Monday morning: I Pearl attended iservices at Bejlle
drove to Herington Monday afternoon.
S. P. Kauffman and C. D. Sum
mers accompanied by Charley Kauff-
See the Racket's big window dis
play of lace and embroidery to go
at 3 and 6 cents per yard next Sat
urday. 7d3twlt
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bancroft.
zioar.
Miss Katie Bert of Abilene is
spending a few days this week with
her sister, Mrs. Bruce Zook.
. Andrew Wenger, formerly of this
place, but of late years of Upland,
Calif., spoke at Zion Sunday. He
Is going to Africa as a missionary
of the Brethren in Christ people.
For two years he was engaged In
mission work in San Francisco.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bert and little
rnltAArlAiia atrriAnt fk m Iro a tln
EU U X UCVUUl S yJa Jv v i.w auuuv w iy
to Brown county this week, where
they will visit some relatives.
A number of friends visited Sun
day' at Ira Hosken's.
Mrs. R. A. Franklin spent Satur
day in Abilene with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Zook.
Harry Hoover's and Aaron Day
hoffs of Moonlight- visited Sunday
at J. P. Bert's.
Mrs. Sallie Doner, returned mis
sionary from Africa, gave a talk at
Zion Sunday evening on the work
in Africa.
The farmers are busy planting Springs Sunday.
corn. !
Miss Lovey ' Ohmart had a run-!j.
away Friday and was badly bruised.
Owing to the rain the band did
not Play Saturday night. Lots of
people were disappointed.
J. N. Engle's spent Sunday at F.
Rumold s,
KEYSTONE.
WOODBINE.
the M
special music and an appropriate
Frank Schmidt and Will Asllng sermon. Everyone cordially in-
went to Moonlight Saturday and at- vited.
tended the Holiness convention held Mrs. A. D. Smith arrived from
at that place. . Holyrood Sunday to visit her sister,
P. P. Bota went to Abilene one Lpu Shank and son Norwood Mrs. Sam Knight and Mr. Knight
day last week. 'made a- business trip to Abilene and other frlelfds for a few days.
Will Warlng's- mothers and sis- Thursday. 'Mrs. Knight went to Sallna Satur-
ters, Mrs. Albert Young and Mrs. will Brusaw went to Sallna the! day to accompany her to Solomon.
SOLOMON
Mrs. Dan Carlln came up from
Enterprise Friday to visit her broth
er, Mr. Louis Supple, and Mrs. Sup
ple. .
Sunday, May 11 at 11 o'clock
Mother's' Day will be observed at ; Banner 162.66
E. church. There will be! -V
County redemption 1,252.74
Abilene Overdrawn
Enterprise, freneral , . 78.86
Enterprise, interent 81.23
Chapman, interest 625.78
Chapman, sinking 627.03
Hope Overdrawn
Woodhlne 980.80
Herington Overdrawn
General Revenue.
Flora 337.10
Wlllowdale 438.99
Lincoln ....Overdrawn
Garfield 446.57
Holland 575.99
Cheever 81.19
Buckeye 434.16
Newbern 435.18
Jefferson , : Overdrawn
Banner , Overdrawn
Sherman :.. 239.45
Hayes ; Overdrawn
71.18
48.96
81.26
6.64
68.64
2.17
-.... v,v.., 6J1.6S
...Overdrawn
.......,., 6.7
m Overdrawn
.:.....(, 25.10
v 89.21 .
- - 253.81
14.40
42.67
Overdrawn
.........Overdrawn
177.48
! 282.20
239.68
i 14.96
Overdrawn
Overdrawn
181.99
Overdrawn
12i42
206.S
33.11
Overdrawn
Overdrawn
68.77
69.01
" 19.11
Overdrawn
Overdrawn
468.00
17.11
18.85
Overdrawn
96.65
108.04
.Overflown
K96.83
Center
Loran
Rldire
Hope .
Noiile
Union
Lyon .
Interest.
Lincoln
Holland
Orant
367.33
16.98
284.60
98.25
108:36
100.87
617.00
939.11
269.84
351.20
TALMAGE.
Rev. Harvey Frey is visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. E. Engle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fulton are
visiting friends and relatives for a
few days.
Mrs. Wm. Roemer of Abilene is
making tier home this summer at
the home of D. W. Fulton's.
Miss Gillman left for Iber home
in Baldwin, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Barter and children
Potter, of Abilene attended the frs 0f he week.
Priscilla club Thursday which met,- Freeman Llvineood is here from
all day at Mrs. Will Warlng's. the western part of the state.
Carrie Isaac went to Abilene Mon-j Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Shank
day. 'Saturday, a nine pound boy.
Harold Trott visited with George! Lou Shank, Herman Steckel, J.
Isaac Monday. Ir. Kohler and Mr. Gemeny went to
Bert Weaver of Manchester was chapman Friday to attend a meet-
out to Will Hoefling's Saturday put- ing ot tne K P iodge,
ting in a phone. Josephine Westrup is taking Mil
Will Isaac and son George were He Messlner's place in the store this
at P. P, Bptz's Monday morning., !week. the former having sprained
. . Pete? , Bots went to Abilene one ner anjie
day last week. , Twelve car loads of cattle were
Mrs. Nellie Russell spent a fef shipped in the last of the week to
days with her grandmother, Mrs. K. M- Johnston who will pasture them
Wilson, this week.i
MOONLIGHT.
Rev. W. R. Cain, who conducted
a ten days' meeting for the North
Dickinson Holiness association at
Moonlight returned to Wichita Mon
day.
Rev. J. M. Sheets and wife, S. -H.
Bert and J. E. Brechblll left for
here. ,
Misses Gladys and Elsie Koch of
Hope visited a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Mltsch and family.
Mrs. McMillan is on the sick list
Mr. Brown's motfier has been
visiting him a few days. He ac
companied her to Abilene.
Little Nathan Mltsch is sick with
the measles.
Rev. J. A. McClellan stopped on
Wichita to attend the State Sunday his way to Wichita to the state con-
fcchool convention. Mr. nd? Mrs. vention, to see his mother, Mrs.
Sheets and Mr. Bert will go to with Mr. Qesterreicn.
Mrs. Helen Tucker left Wednes
day for her home in Sallna.
Mrs. Dan Carlln and lltlfle son,
Robert, went to Sallna Saturday to
visit Mrs. Carlln's parents.
Mrs. Will Sorl received a teler
gram Monday morning announcing
the death of her father, Mr. H,
Lynch, who died Sunday night in
Texas. Mr. Lynch was a former
resident of Solomon.
M. M. Kirkpatrlck of Kansas City
visited his nncle, John Dewar, -Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Burdick of
Abilene spent Saturday and Sunday
witb Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Churchill
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hall and their
daughter. Miss Olive Hall of Coun
cil Grove are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Brownrigg.
Mrs. M. S. Sullivan and son, Tim,
left Sunday for Kansas City witb
Mrs. Sullivan's ten year old tfon,
Louis, who will be operated upon
for appendicitis.
Eight autos filled with high school
Students and their friends drove
from 'Solomon to Minneapolis Friday
to attend the track .meet.
Lyon
402.00
Sinking.
Lincoln 356.90
Holland 4,236.91
Ortint
Banner
Center
Lyon .
Road.
Flora
Wlllowdale
Garfield . .
Holland
470.71
111.98
444.24
907.78
23.07
21.85
82.50
114.66
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
98
99
100
101
103
104
106
106
107
108
109
110
112
118
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
" overdraw.
123 Overdrawn.
124 8-
P. 8. A O. No. 1 .Ovprth-nwn
M. A D. No. 86 t7R.49
8. & D. No. 86 2".1-
Union No. 1 frrerrtri wn t
Union No. .2 .......Overdrawn.
Bend.
11 1.619.33
17 149.64
24 224.90
11
82 Hon ")
85 17J.
124 z17
T. S. A O. No. I. 2 275 8
M. A D. No 86 , 17f
S. A T No. 86
Union No. 1 472.75
Stnte of Kansas, Dickinson Countv. as:
I, E. L. Morse, Treasurer of Dickinson
County. Kansas, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true and correct,
to the best of my knowledge and be
lief. K. L. MORSB.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
statement, was subscribed and sworn to
before me and In tnv presence, bv the
Bovo-named, this 3rd day of May, 1913.
(Seal)
H. W. KING.
County Clerk.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
UNION PACIFIC
Eastbound
No. 110 4:08 a. m.
No. 104... ....11:13 a. m.
No. 108 1:45 p. m.
Cheever 1,577.1
Buckeye
Newbern
Sherman
Center . .
Logan . .
Ridge ...
Hope ...
Noble ...
Lyon
857.40
36.08
46M.49
837.20
11.94
612.87
38.98
238.64
6.06
District.
1 ..Overdrawn
8 "... 14.45
4 .Overdrawn
5 590.40
, Overdrawn
Overdrawn
Overdrawn
, 86.09
524.67
330.02
82.78
, 17.10
Overdrawn
,j 683.27
606.37
36.78
85.40
19.80
29.70
49.00
overdrawn
Overdrawn
Overdrawn
636.87
66.60
.Overdrawn
7
...
10 m.
It ...
12 ...
13 ...
14 ...
15 ...
14 ...
17 ...
18 ...
19 ...
20 ...
21 ...
23 ...
24 ...
35 ...
26 ...
27 ...
21 ..
90
81 Overdrawn
J2 76.87
33 8.05
84 Overdrawn
85 29 0'
16 45
87 .U
88 ..Overdrawn
Westbound
No. 107 .......2:35 p.
No. 103...., 3:22 p.
No. 108 10:38 p.
m.
m.
m.
ROCK ISLAND
Eastbound
638 Passenger .11:12 a. m.
666 Local Freight 3:00 p. m.
Westbound -
635 Mail and Express. . ..5:45 p. tr.
566 Mixed ........... .10:26 a. m.
SsJJjm Branch
Leave for Sallna
817 Mixed 8:20 a. m.
818 Mixed 12:05 . m.
821 Mixed 4:05 p. m.
Arrive from Salina
818 Mixed 7:66 a. m.
820 Mixed 10:66 a. m.
222 Mixed ............ .8:10 p. m.
SANTA FB
Bocthooumd '
810 Freight 8:15 p. m.
306 Passenger ........11:00 a. m.
808 Freight ....,1:60 p. m.
Northbound
807 Passenger ..1:07 a. m.
309 Freight.. ....... .11:00 a. m.
811 Freight 12:45 p. m.
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