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The Old Haze and Elsworth Trail; Our Trip to Cheyenne;
Ex-Sheriff Pat F. Garret; the Death of Billy the "Kid;" the
Lincoln County Cattle War. 116

CHAPTER XVII.

Another Trip to Old Mexico; I Rope an Engine; I Fall in Love;
My Courtship; Death of My Sweetheart; My Promised Wife;
I Must Bear a Charmed Life; the Advent of Progress; the
Last of the Range. 123

CHAPTER XVIII.

The Pullman Service; Life on the Rail; My First Trip; a Slump
in Tips; I Become Disgusted and Quit; a Period of Husking;
My Next Trip on the Pullman; Tips and the People Who
Give Them. 131

CHAPTER XIX.

The Pullman Palace Sleeping Car; Long Trips on the Rail; the
Wreck; One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin;
a Few of the Railroads Over Which I Have Traveled; the
Invalids and the Care We Give Them. 137

CHAPTER XX.

The Tourist Sleeping Car; the Chair Car; the Safeguards of
Modern Railroading; See America, Then Let Your Chest
Swell with Pride that You are an American. 142

CHAPTER XXI.

A Few of the Railroad Men Under Whom I Have Served; George
M. Pullman; the Town of Pullman, Ill.; American Railroads
Lead the World; a Few Figures. 148

CHAPTER XXII.

A Few Reminiscences of the Range: Some Men I Have Met;
Buffalo Bill; the James Brothers; Yellowstone Kelly; the
Murder of Buck Cannon by Bill Woods; the Suicide of Jack
Zimick. 155

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