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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 10 (1894) (1894)

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oo ers from whom the company regularly buys provisions. The steward attends to this, paying cash always and rendering the receipted billstohisemployers. At prin- cipal points, however, the company has salaried buy- ers, who supply the cars at starting, so that the stock of provisions need only be… … BARTON SWING AQUEDUCT AS SEEN FROM THE CANAL, food and wages, to which must be added wear and tear : on the property and many incidentals besides. Thus an ordinary sleeping car for $40, a sleeping car with | thing, looks after the comfort of the guests, takes in the | it is not surprising that the…

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