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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20
House Proceedings.

IN the further absence of Speaker Card
well. who was still detained at his home
in Hanover on account of sickness In his
family. Colonel Robert + Lee. Jr.. again
presided in the House, md prayer was
offered by Rev j. II. Dickinson. OF the
Church OF the Holy Comforter.
a large number OF bills were reported
from various committees. and were placed
upon the calendar Some of them were
advanced by being given their fist
readings.
Governor r. b. Glenn, of North Caro-
lima. was In the rotunda. and. on motion
of MIR, Green, of Fauauier. was escorted
10 the hall and accorded the privileges
of the floor.
Governor Glenn had no intention of
speaking, hut when the members urged
him. he responded in n very happy
manner, and was given n most Aatterins
reception.
When Governor Glenn concluded his re-
marks he was greeted warmly by the
members and Acting Speaker Lee whose
grandfathers memory was being honored,
was called upon. but did not respond.
Makes Fine Speech.
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Buckingham
BY Mr.. Hillenberg: To repeal chapter
SIS of the acts of Assembly for 1897
'as, referring to working and keeping
In repair the public roads and bridges
in the county OF Wythe.
By Mr.. Martin Williams: TO provide
for an enumeration of the inhabitants
OF the counties OF TazcwelI, Giles and
Bland.
BY Mr.. Roberts: Authorizing, and re-
curing the board OF road conmis-
sioners OF the Lipps Magisterial DIG
iris, of Visit county, to pay over to
the treasurer OF the corporation OF
the town of coeburn. a sum equal
to all the revenue derived from the
road levy on property within the cor
porate limits of said town, for the
year 1906. and annually thereafter.
BY Mr.. Owens To authorize the school
board OF Farmers Creek Magisterial
District, No. 6. of the county of Nor
folk. to borrow money for the pur-
pose of school Improvements in said
district. and to issue bonds therefor.
not exceeding $4,000 In amount
BY Mr.. Read: To amend and re-enact
section 49l. chapter All. acts. of AS
sembly, 1923 and 4, of an act pass
cd December 10. 1903, entitled an act
TO amend and re-enact section 44S as
amended by an act approved Feb
ruary %. 1892.
BY Mr.. Barrett: To amend and re-enact
section All. of the Code OF Virginia,
as to the correction of erroneous as
sessments of lands.
By Mr.. Person: To provide for the sep
arate assessment of the lands and
standing timber thereon, where the
surface of the land is owned by one
person, and the standing timber
thereon is owned BY another. and to
have the re-assesstnent of lands for
the year. 1866. both being assessed 10
the owner OF the Surface.
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spirit of progress in both States. and
predicting that they would again take
their place in the front rank OF the great
Commonwealth of s.e nation.
great many of the members went
up to the stand and were presented to
the Governor by Colonel Lee
Bills Presented.
The following bills were offered and
referred:
BY Mr.. Williams, of washington county:
To establish a dispensary at Abing-
don.
BY MT Throckmorton: To authorize the
School Board of Brookland District
No. /. OF the county of Henrico, to
borrow a sum OF money not exceed
Ing $1,000 for the purpose of paying
for the erection of school building
at Barton Heights.
By Mr.. Throckmorton: To, repeal Chap
ter 5H OF the acts of the General
Assembly of Virginia, 19u2-3-4. AZ an
proved December 81. 1903. entitled an
act to authorize Brookland District
OF Henrtco county, to borrow slO,-
BY Mr.. Lewis: To require the owners &c
wharves to erect fences along said
wharves.
BY Mr.. McRae: To provide for an anaua,
appropriation OF $4,000 for the ALI OF
the counties of the State for ths
working and construction of the pub
lie roads of the State.
BY Mr.. Old: To amend and re-enact sec
ton S0e2 of the Code Of Virginia, 1851
In relation to award of writ of quo
warranto.
BY Mr.. Owens: "A bill to amend and re-
enact section S52S as amended and re-
enacted by the General Assembly of
Virginia and approved December 81,
1903.
BY Mr.. Gill: To amend and :re-enact sec
ton of an act entitled an net to
amend and re-enact chapter 95 of the
Code Of Virginia in relation to the
preservation Of certain useful birds
and animals, and to prevent U alnwfu.
hunting. &c, approved May IA, 1903,
by Mr.. Jennings: Petition favor"g the
appointment Of commissioners or the
revenue by circuit Judges
BY Mr. Fuller: To prohibit keeping or
exhibiting, or being concerned or IN
h terestcd In keeping or exhibiting. any
slot machine or device that operates
on the nickcl-in- the-slot principle, In
operating which the element Of
chance enters In.
BY Mr.. Cation. To amend and re-enact
section 80, chapter s. of anlact entl-
tied an act concerning corporations.
which became u law May I'll, 1903.
BY Mr.. McRae; TO amend and re-enact
sections q, 3 and 4, of n,act entitled
ian act Incorporating the town OF
3s Maysvilla,n in the county of Buck
tnghAm and j, 70 GClhlsnsee tAa paWa -
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Orange Blossoms.
Especial to Tho Times-D,snotch

~ ~ = 'ft'o''r R13SItltCtI'J
III, IAI e n, J: Jan; la,-T Casey is on a
Or. Eugene Voolfolk and his popular
wife entertained the Tyler Gard Club,
TUESDAY night. A fine, supper was quite
for honors about the tables. Messrs Ter-
rill REYNOLDS and Rrockmap carried on
al the prlzea and liberal portion OF
tho supper. 'ge1
The club met Thursday night ut Mrs.
Stewards, and added to other en1oyments
vas "IIncle's Sweet NASH which Is q
Dr., Ernest voolfolk, whose large pran-
tice has worn him out, left this week for
Richmond 70 consult specialist.
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Health Investigating Committee

The special committee to investigate the
that Will E.o Into history under the name.
Of the williams committee was to have
cause yesterday. was a legal holiday the
meeting was cal led OFF. The committee will
probably hold It's arst meeting Tuesday
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Capt. Frank w. Cunningham has been
quite sick for some days with q deep
cold Pneumonia was feared. but he es-
capped 1t and Is improving.
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triotism when he cried for liberty or
death, 1t was little band of patriotic
men of the old North State. who. in
May, IT'S, declared that they would not
submit TO the tyranny of the old coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20

Both Had Great Men.
While we had no Washington to lead
us in the revolution and no Jackson and
Lee in the Civil War we had patriotic
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Governor Glenn, when the applause
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A1um and A1um-phosphatc powders are injurious
Do Not Use Them

offered fixed the salary at $4,000. but
was amended in committee
Mr.. Byrd and those who are standing
with him in his fight, believe that the
men on the circuit bench of the State
are worth more than s2,5O0 and that
the best way to keep able jurists is to
give them reasonable salaries. So far
a. can be learned the measure will meet
with favor in the Senate.
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Bills Presented.

T The following bills were offered and
referred:
BY Mr.. Williams, Of Washington county:
To establish a dispensary at Abing-
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The bills offered respectively in the
Senate and House by Messrs. Chapman
and Early providing for the appointment
of commissioners of the revenue by the
circuit courts seem to be meeting with
favor both In and out of the Legisla-
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REFORM BY SURGERY.

operations on criminals or those W
The idea of performing surgica
operations on criminals or those will
criminal tendencies. is not new
Over In France, up to few day
ago, the knife has been used on Grim
mails ever since the days of the ia
nous DR. Guillotine.
so far as reformation goes, the op
erations over in France have beer
universally successfully. No one VINO
once was put under the knife ever
again committed a crime
The trouble with the French was
that they made so many mistakes a.
an important period of their history
Men and women, aud even chill
dren, were put under the knife, who
really were not suffering from any
known disease unless it was that of
being unpopular with the masses.
The new fad Of operating on the
very young in order to prevent them
from growing up into criminals VIII
probably not last very long, Hon. M. c.
Quinn when member Of the illinois
legislature, introduced bill that
would have led to some surgical opera
lions being performed had the propos-
cd measure become a law, but that
would have been in cases where the
tendency to crime had been follower
by an overt act, and in order to pre-
vent a repetition OF the same.
Mary believe that the use OF the
knife is growing altogether too com
mon. II has been on the Increase for
A number of years, and is often used
when there is no necessity for any
thing of the kind.
The idea of Reforming mankind by
use of the knife, however, 1t must be
admitted is something rather new at
least in the history Of the United
States
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STARTLING THEORY
Is II That Man Was Slain. Carried
Far and Thrown in Greek in
Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Pa Aug. 19.-Al.
hough the authorities of Langhorne
Manor and Of Bucks County as well,
ave tried for days to solve the mys-
cry fthe death Of an unidentified
man whose corpse was found in Mes
1amley creek. half milo below the
alls. the case In more Of q puzzle than
ever. q
Most tenable seems tobe the theory
that the man was murdered with =
,lunt instrument like a blackjack. tho
pockets riaed and the dead body then
brown into the stream
Two Iaughorne Manor boys. An
ircw Bodcnschadt. twelve years old
and James Brown. ten years old. first
aw the body as it was lying face
downward IN he middle Of the shallow
rcek aboHt 50n yearils below the ore
son wagon road bridge. and below
he bridge or the New York division
II the Reading railway The two Dir
'le fellows were 50 frightened tina
they fed.
About anhour LATER. Robert RIOS.
Mac liver Of eos Moore street. this city
who is spending the summer with hi
family al PaTklsnd. the pretty Spirit
uslist camp beyond Nesh,-.r- c-eeA
rediscovered the corpse. Mac ITer va
accompanied by his son. a youth OF II
They vent ~ Lsnghorne Manor 70 m
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FEW IN ALEXANDER COUNTY

There NAV be room for congratua-
ton upon the fact that only nineteen
votes were cast in the county, at the
recent election, for the Socialist can
lidate. Probably there are not really
that many Socialist" voters in the
county, for several of the nineteen may
have voted that ticket without know
ing or caring what II stood for, and J.
may perhaps be safe TO assume that
none at all would have been cast for
T. if the ugly soul and substance of the
fad" which is Social and political
Generalization. were not hidden from
view under cover of meaningless yer
biage. by nine-tenths of its preachers.
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GAMBLING WITH FATE.

IF had won | would have been a
millionaire now, instead Of a disgraced
felon."
Those were the words Of Clinton b.
Wray. the defaulting teller of Pitts
burg trust company, arrested for his
crime. What the man said was lit
tie, but for the fact that IT typifies.
Men gamble with fate. violate laws.
disregard sacred trusts. forgot their
obligation to conscience in their ef-
forts to acquire sudden riches The
greed for gold overshadows morality
and coed faith. Thus il Is that preda
tory wealth speaks often. The risks
are great. but so are the gains. The
absence of moral standards begeis dis
regard for every human right
Not long ago Bigelow. the Milwau
kee banker. rated multi-milionaire
q pillar of society. was found to be an
embezzlar without the intent Of the
highwayman. he disregarded the laws.
looking to success to Justify him. The
wreck Of his bank brought heavy loss
to thousands and misery 10 many. To
day the police Of hundred cities are
looking for Stensland. who wrecked
the Milwaukee Avenue State bank in
his pursuit of riches through forgery
and abuse Of trust funds. Had his ven
lures succeeded nothing would have
been known Of his crimes. He would
have remained the respectable million
aire to the public Many great for
tunes have been achieved through
disregard for the law. Is there an
wonder that such wealth often car
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STRONG CANDIDATE.

The Mount Carmel Register says.
The boys of he Ninth Illinois. Span
sh-American war. will be pleased "a
earn that Capt j NJ Joplin, of that
regiment. now one Of the leading attor
1cys of Benton. has accepted the Dem
pcratic nomination for congress in the
rwenty-fiflh district. He Will prove 4
strong candidate. and may he elected
although the district is strongly Re
publican.
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uPKIsINo is PLANNED.

HAVANA. Aug l9.-Three bands OF
outlaws have taken to the woods in
the central and western portions of
he province of Pinar del Rio One
band, containing thirty men is head
I'd by SOlOnel POzo, the second con
tanning seventy men. is led by Con
gresham Pine Guerra. the third of a
dozen men Is commanded by ex-Col-
Onel I.ora.
The police Of Havana are seeking
certain liberal leaders suspected Of
engineering the movement for an up
rising near Havana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-20
LABOR IN POLITICS.

In the current issue of Golfers
Weekly is the following acute editorial
on the appearance of labor party In
politics: The labor party, new ap-
pearance in the world. already has d
member in the British cabinet and is
presumably responsible for the most
recent department in the American
government. The American Fedora.
ton Of Labor i III tne field with
large campaign fund, lighting In both
congressional and state elections for
representatives with records and
views satisfactory to that organl2a
ton. Like other less honest and use
full bodies and individuals. il finds its
strongest weapon in the faults OF
predatory wealth and in the grasp Of
which that wealth has upon our legis-
latures. It will undCuDtedly ex ercise
much influence in the Iall elections
and although, like every other human
organization, il may make demands
which should be refused its accom-
pishments on the whole will probably
NQIh lOl uNAlNl h4Ahtht7h ~"
latest startling victory in Great Brit
ain, by which unions escape response
bility for acts of members not &C
tually ordered. seems to us victory
of doubtful right. there is no part OF
the community with brighter record
than the labor unions. Improvement in
fields In which organized labor has
made noble crusades has been es-
pecially rapid of late, in a large mum
Der of our states, and If labor mem
bers Of legislatures demand only
statutes along lines of their main ct
forts heretofore there can hardly be
too many of them elected"
Standard oil has its representatives
in congress and the corporations in
Guiding particularly he railroads have
had the bulk of the representatives in
congress. The laboring people have
decided wisely that it would be wei
for them to have some representative
in the making of laws and the direct
ing of public policy.
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TIME CARD.
CAIRO ELECTRIC AND TRACTION
COMPANY
In Effect January I, 1905.
nEy n LINN

In Effect January I, 1905.
BELT LINE
Cars are due to- leave Second Street
going North on Commercial ave-, ev
ery Is minutes from s a. IN. to u
u. m.
Going North on Walnut Street ev-
cry Is minutes from 6.0S q. m. &c
1888 p. m.
POPLAR STREET LINE
Holbrook Avenue Cars are due to
leave Second Street going North on
Holbrook avenue at 5:57; GET; 6:t2:
6:57; 7.l2 a. m. and on same minutes
every hour until 1O:42 and 1l:12 p. m.
Going West on Twenty-Eighth 81.
at 5:4s: 6:19: 6:54; 6:49: and 7;O4
a. m, and on same minutes every hour
until 1894 and 1t:4 y. m.
Poplar Street Cars are due to pass
ST. Mary's park Is minutes after leav.
ing Second Street and make tho trip
around the city in 80 minutes.
OWL CARS
North on Walnut-11; sop. m: 1874
a. M; 1880 a. m: 2;30 am: $3.50 =
m; 4:30 a. M; $50 a. m.
North on Commentaries p. m;
100 a. M; 200 a. M; 800 a. M;
400 a. m; 500 a. m.
Belt and Owl cars are due to pass
West Thirty-fourth street Is minutes
after leaving Second street and make
the trip around the city In 30 minutes.
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tify Or. Henry Loyett, the coroners
physician.
The doctor deemed II best to mako
an autopsy al once. The examination
disclosed an ugly wound in the left
temple such might be made by any
heavy instrument, and that the wea
pon was heavy was proved by a frac,
lure Of the skull.
u was the conclusion of DR.. LOyett
that the man had been dead not more
than four DAYS The body had de-
composed badly under the hot sun.
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SAID TO HAVE BEEN MADE BY
LEADERS OF LIBERAL PARTY
WHO ARE NOW IN JAIL.
AN UPRISING IS FEARED
And Rebels Are Said to BE Strongly
inforced-Prominen Cubans
Arrested BY Secret Service
--Men--TWo Escaped.
BULL TIN.

Havana, Aug. 19.Half dozen OF
the prominent leaders of the liberal
PARTY were today arrested on a charge
Of conspiracy against the government
and plotting to assassinate President
Palma.
Those arrested are: General Carlos
Garcia Velez and his brother, Fausto'
ex-Cuban Consul at Brennan; eX'Sena-
tor Monteaguedo, Col. Maruel PieeTl
chief of police in the b. repre-
sentatiyes and Gen. ElFi4.e L0ynaz
del Castillo, former congressman.
In addition. Juan Gaulberto Gomez,
known as the "colored orator. and
Demetric Costello were arrested At
Santiago.
Few Escape officers,
The Havana arrests We're made bY
the city police on charges preferred
by the chief of the government secret
service. Gen. Enrique Loynaz del
Castillo escaped from a carriage. His
brother-n-law. Senior Arana. while on
the way to the police station drew a
revolver and threatened the lieutenant
of police with instant death unless he
allowed the prisoner to escape Both
men then jumped from the carriage
and ran.
The details of the alleged conspir'
acy are not clear. The officials assert
they have sufficient evidence to con
Wet
1t is reported here that the rebels
in the province of Pnar del Rio have
received considerable achievements
in the remoter districts Rumors of
encounters with rural guards are not
verified The rebels claim that the
government has been unjust in cleo |
lions and appointments. Troops are
held in readiness to go to Pinar del
Rio.
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TO PROBE OUTRAGE
At Brownsville BY the Negro Soldiers
is Major Blockson's Mission TO
Texas Fort.

Brownsville. Tex. Aug i9.-Major
4. p Blockson. e. s. A.. inspector gen.
efal of the southwestern division. ar
rived today 10 investigate the recent
outrage by The federal negro soldiers
of the Twenty-ffth infantry, stationed
a. Fort Brown.
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July Circulation.

OF -uit
The above is a correct and true
statement of the circulation of the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month of July, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Ord day OF August, 1906
LEO ]. KLEB,
(Seal) Notary Public.
My commission expires January TO-,
1909.
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.|NHUMAN ATTACK
Made BY Negro Youth On Young
White Girl-rosse Surrounds
Fiend in Swamps.

Saluda. S G.. Aug 19-This after
noon negro rs YEAR old attempted
- ault white Girl years old. The
child will probably die. The negro es-
capod 90 the swamps which tonight
are surrounded by armed men.
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ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to August list, 1906.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest sud Quickest Routets
St. Louis & Chicago

1892 a N Daily Chicago vestlbule Limited
arriving In Chicago at j. 30 q. m connecting
with afternoon trains for all points east and
north.
2;2O a. IN. Daily at. Louis Night LimiteS
arriving in st. Louis at 7;0s o. M, connecting
at Union Station for all points west. sleepins
cars open at 9:46 p. IN.
$40 n. M, Chicago Daylight Express
eTcent sunday, makes all stops between uRiro
ID Chicago, arriving In Chicago at $3.50 p. nj
F:fO n. M, st. Louis Morning Fxpress
except Sunday, arriving In ~. Louis nj Hay
making all stops.
II:F5 a. IN. st. Louis Fast Mslt, ART
ing In st. Louis at 800 p. m.
1I:l5 a. IN. Chicago Midday Special
arriving in Chicago, $3.50 p. m.
2.35p. m. Daily ST. LouiH ILmtte8, ar
irving In st. Louis at S;0S p. m, oonneeilnv
Union Station Tor snsas City Orpshs zen
YER, San Francisco and all points west
2:35 y. IN. Afternoon Express fnr pdir
EflnEhAm, kstt1on, Tolona, Champaign Chi
caKo
6td5p. IN. Thehen accommodations,
7;t5 .. m. Chicago and Eastern Rr'
press arriving In Chicago At s:a1 a. ~ tndian
apoIis 7;2s Cincinnati, 1880 =. M. Buffalo. ""
p, m. New York 1850 a.. IN. Sleeping cGrs
Chicago,
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OLD LOVE coNoUERs.

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug- l9-Miss
Bessie Z. Thompson. the telephone
operator who a few Gays ago refused
20 marry John l.. b. onne'te. tele
phone lineman on tn DAY set for the
wedding. this morning became the
wife Of Harry higgins. a young civil
engineer. The couple were sweethearts
years ago They quarrsicd he enlisted
IN the navy and recently returned.
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obstinate Will that
probably had 10 stuffed in for breakfast that dsor
gnzng its whole The averag would conclude that the
child was and pay attention to and wait Tor 1t
to resume natural attitude
This OF the they very necessary and
they could be dispensed with in the perfect work
ing Of educational problems.
man, however. would take time to stop and wash
dirty face He would Likely send him home The boy
would all likelihood play ard the next day with a
dirtier face than ever 6@
frequently gone schoc and found the teacher wash
ing chds face and mpessng by impressive facial grlace
and SMILES would understand tat wanted to have
thing do with dirty child.
The Of the teaches the children the pub
lie schools is for the creates commentator.
school IF 800 children emitted IS seconds without the
slightest mshap to any OF them.
There he OF the teacher who in fire in the
school marshaled children in line and started them stair
got the Another teacher at the
piano burning mber had 20 be brushed from
the keyboard PLAYING the The teacher the order
to right about marched her charges rom the burning stair
way 10 another part OF building and laned them all safely the
sidewalk
That the teachers ae selfacri6cng is shown in the of
charitable work they They literally paid every
one knows vet the day East side school girl
scholar was late S CRYING Inquiry developed that her mother
widow had been possesed had late because she
for The two of t She been be out of
the way.
The eache called attention the matter
a subscription taken up give her temporary
shelter and or Of them found position for the
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Some uniformity in
dress has commanded
the respect of mankind
in all historic epochs.
That respect is a sub
tie sentiment t h a t
honors the functions,
responsibilities an d
duties which the uni
form represents. 1t
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The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol
lowing places:
CoIeman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News stand.
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant
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600 a. m, Psducah and 'ouisytlie.
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Fast Mall arriving In Memphis at 7:45 y. S.s1t
New Orleans st $40 8. m. ..4E
Atlanta.
$500 p. m. Memphis and New Orleans rpecis
arrive in Memphis ut 'i;i0 p. m, New oslssr
i0:3S =. m.
5:55p m. Paduoab and I,oui' vile.
ar For throuIs ticketx sleeping car accom-
modstions and further information apply al
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