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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-12
SALINGER FILES
 A SPICY ANSWER
suit Over Insurance Policy of Adolph samueIs Involves Former Pine BinfElans and Relatives Who Yet ( Live in This City.

An answer to the suit of L. 4. Sanl- uets and others against Max salinger,
 Ii Little Rock merchant, was filed in the Chanceiy Court there yesterday afternoon by Joe Loeb, as attorney TOT the defendant, which adds spice to the proceedings in which number of the leading Jewish families of the city and Pine Bluff are interested. l.. X. Samuels and other heirs of Adoiph Samuels recently filed suit against Max Salinger, 8 son-in-law Of Adolph Samuels. clarning he had Sraudulenty secured power of at torney from Adolph Samuels and then hypothecated his insurance policy to Insure a loan to Salinger. l.. A. samuels sued for the return of the policy.
 Tn his answer Salinger denies all the allegations of the plaintiffs, and alleges Adolph Samuels was living with L. 4. Samuels, and wife, Rebec, ca, in Pine Bluff in 1903, and for reasons best known to himself was conducting his business in the name of Rebecca Samuels. Salinger claims the old man was feeble, and his only compensation he received from his business was his board with L. A. Samuels and wife, He says they treated him unpleasantly, denied him of his property, and threatened eject ment, so he filed suit In the Jefferson Chancery Court to have his rights in the business determined. A receiver was appointed, when, Salinger, aale- ges, L. A. Samuels went into bank ruptcy and had the property sold to a third party, with intent to defraud his father of his portion of the pro ceeds.
 Litigation between the Little Rock and Pine Bluff relatives then follow ed, says Salinger in the answer, with bitter feelings resulting. Adolph Samuels came to Little Rock to re- side with his daughter, Mrs. Salinger. l.. A. Sa1nuels then filed in the Jeff ferson County Circuit Court, Salinger alleges suit against himself and Adolph Samuels, alleging conspir- acy to ruin his business and injure his character. Salinger replied with cross-bill for $25,000. alleging he was being harassed through senseless litigation.
 After Adolph Samuels came to re- side with him, Salinger alleges, he became cramped for money in his business, and in order to show his appreciation of the favors shown him, Salinger claims Adolph Samuels made to him power of attorney by which he could borrow the money on the insurance policy At this time, &C., crding to the answer, l.. A. Samuels, signed release on the insurance policy, which release is now on file ia the office of the insurance com pany. Salinger alleges he borrowed SIG. 900 on the policy in 1904, and has since paid it all back but $2.0OO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-12

J, I. Reynolds, of Golconda. Illinois, is in the city prospecting. He IS likely to purchase a large tract of land from D. C. Wilcox as agent.
 MT. Chew, of Fort Smith, who was in the city for a few weeks visiting F. c. Chew and family, has returned home.
 Mrs. E. A. Durham left yesterday for Colorado Springs. Colorado, where she will remain several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-12
The Scyafi.

"Nilere do you suppose that sqnb, l. coming fromi" asked the amatc yachtsnan. "I don't know" rerlic, the head Of a small but obstreperol family, 'uniess 1t is coming iron, tig cradle Of the deep '--Baitluore Arn.H tcan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-12

A. swarm Of bees contains from lU ooo to 20,0o0 in a natural state 10 eive from 3Q,CG0 to 10000 bees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-12

Use Pneumo Emoilieot for sore, throat Or pain in the chest. 9 II I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-12

HICKORY WOOD CO.-2o0e Wesa Sixth Street. Old phone 1896. Nev phone 206. All kinds of stove wooA and blocks. All orders given promp' attention. Wood delivered to an> part 0! city. Yours for service.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Spnncnaufs unb llHtcrgang.
SaS @cttcr.

Sir Worplano ulo 0cn Giltritt
Columbia belltc lut0 morgcn Hc9en,
Icidtc iiiolpcitlide WinoC.
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nebm, ubcr am Ibeno itelltc iid) cill
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itanb brad)te unb Den Strnbcnbobn.
perfebr crbcbIid) itortc.
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Wrno nm , llhr NohmlttogS mo Ole
~niebri9itc % 8roo INN 6 llbr Mor-
gems.
Sr ben anoeren 9unoes.g Settcrbe'
observation-disclosures oes 2anocs lpltr.
Den Ole iolgenoen uicorigitcn Gem
peroturen per5cihnet:
GoItport S. Fortlano 4, Bolton H.
Ilbonp ,, Nem.Worf 81, Fbilooels
pbio 26, gltIontic Gin %, Muibings
ton IS, NorioIf -, @uttcro5 If,
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lciton IL, Suponnob AZ, Sndlonpiac
~, Silpiter As, Sen NScit 81, Ntlonto
40. Wont0omcrp 81, Ncn Orleans
As, Toleitinc 81, @olpeiton So. Cor.
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noti ~, EittSburg 36, Sslue9o f.,
Buffalo PC, Glcpelunb 26, Detroit IS,
allpena Is, WurQl,ette q, Green Ban
2S, Chicago "a, 0ulutb IS, ct. Enul
81, Ct. Sollis is, &onioa Gitp A,
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@iGiiton Is, @oprc 90, @elcuu 81.
Snlt Sotc Gitp %, Icruer 81, Nortb
Elottc Is. Ipbae Gitp 30, ImoriIlo
36, Sos Illgele9 II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Spcsial.C

VI. 3eiHert, 4O9-411 Wurb.Uap.
Strahc, Der beitbefannte bentIde Bio.
tosrapb, oifcrirt MIR fir bicie ISOLDE:
Sin lcbenssruhcs Bib, in Mqnarea.
farben gemalt lnb BON hubem HINT.
lcriidcm &ertbe, frci init eineua
Snteno ieiner beiten Cabinets tnbieu
fur 5000. @csnIirer 9sreis $4,000.
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Mrbciten sarantirt. Mdten sic i've.
5iea anf unieren 3au,en nnb Sans.
aammcr, 4O9--411 Noro.Uan.str,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
y VI Ser uuh Snic,,

Son Gee unb Snicn.- Iic
No6riht, bob ser britiidc Tampicr
~Mnmerc" oi,i Der Sabrt bon 8olti,
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mar bon baltimore IN |era Gru5
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Slit Hulpcr nnb @lei.

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Mur Slant, elm @eteran oes iponiit-
nmerifanilden Srieges, erlhiebt
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an Hbeumatismus unb fpnnte
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cine &ugcl IN sic ShlGie. Serr s.
&. @orroiu, Ser BETTER beS Sotels,
ipeldcr ocn SduB gebort botte, elite
nod) Slnnf'S 3inln,er mo iono ben.
iclben toot am Sooen liegeno Dor. Gr
benod)ridtigte Die Goli5ci bes Gitli-
den GiitriftS, uorauf Coroner Ga.
rutbers cine lln%tcrilld)ung pornabm,
ipclde cr9ob, bob Slonf Sel6itmpro
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9ricf heipicicn ipltr0c, ben Der &C.
hcnSmiibc an ben Coroner geifrieben
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es lei Ricinonb iiir icinc Sbot Der
antmortlid) ST. MAIDEN, ais er ielbit;
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babe cincn @rief init 81 an Gid obs
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fer g(rSt I'M Sobns Sopfins. &pipitol
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bcilbor lei. Mod gnqobc bcs Sdnuic.
gerbotcrS be3 SclbItnlorocrS, Scrru
MioicS Ecriobn, ppn Nr. 10, Norb-
Gberltr., lpllrbc Slnnf IN HuBlano
ge6oren mo fom I'M Nltcr bon ctluo
ID Sobren ltodl Inlcrifo. Gr Oicntc
iuG6rcnb bcS Observation-Disclosures,
aricgcS in Scr @umoesurmec. Dor
ctiua . Sobrcn beirotbetc or Sri. Sbu
Ecriobn ielne Che blicb ober finber-
los. Gr bctrieb Dor ciniger Sabren
cine @iribid)nft IN Der TGbc bes Sil
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or feline Mr6eit nlcbr pcrrihten ilno
mar olf Den Tcrbicrit iciner Srmu
o%naeluiclcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

Gmpian0 iir ungcS Che
paar. Serrn @eruorh y, Gonlo'
hon mo SRI, Gorilcna Stcll, Sohtcr
bon Nerrll mo Tran Gonruo Stoll.
iuelhc ont 8. Ge5cmbcr 1908 in CHI
cottsGitp ben Gbrbulo id)lolich lpl,r
&c Don Serrn mo Sruu SoDn !.
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Nr. ll16, Melt.GroB.S traBc. Gin
Gmpiong qegcbcn. GoS @ullS mar
oui'a prGd)tiQitc bctorirt mo lulu.
millirt. Nndl cincm icinen Mobile
wlroen bic 9lmuelenbcn ourM Sns
|ltrimeninl unh &otoluurtrGNc M
terbnltcll. @crr Sobu Silt erireutc
oilrd) eini2e @elnugsioli. llnicr ben
8alten %bcionNen lid:
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lobon, jlul., Conrad Siou, ySiQiom
8ebrbnrt, Sreb. StrunB. Sol. q.
6alter, 6ronf Gooloban, 8corgc q.
Sorocn, v. i. Gcolnban. Yotrid
Sidep, :. Carroll, ebmorb s. Goola.
ban, George Gnrgil. @ilmington.
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plans 0eH Rome &nI,i,
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SIRIUS cingeDcn jt ldiicn mo oltS
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reitnngsnnitaIt fir ole lniperiit1t gu
mad1en. Gr lit elm eifriSer 9eiiirpor-
ter Der alila9e elmer sliten tcd)niihe,
ODER SngeniegrS. Sod,id,uIe in gaIti,
more.
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sbeu. $. 2iener & &c.,
217, On.WaItimprs.S traae.

Geutites unb onoereS aitsldnoi.
ides GeIo .sefauit lno p%erfalft
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&cdieI ausgelteut oiif anSldnoiihe
ganfen. Grebitbriefe unS. TraueIers
Sbeq"ss. o.
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ltnterbaltnnss @esmeiier.

,aiabcmir" Sulta WarIoipe iu Abb
SoboeB OF 5eaion".
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8ipliu' giccitul - 6reiida, ben q. Sehrulr,
S.16 glbcHoS. in ngcbHllnn'S safe.
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Sebbel's cinsigcs gtcIicr.

@ir babcn nur Gin Ntelisr in BAL.
tintorc, nuo has befinoct lid, In Der
Stage Sm ebencr Groe, 9tr.321, Worb.
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agentea unb fcinel rrppen So itei8cn,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

Sir @ei3en iiir iofcrtige ablieie
ritng an sic 6. Il. 9anbriu Mani,.
featuring 60. luurbe eeIter:, $1.10 pro
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weitIiher @eiser. 7ies lit Elm ieF-
bober NrciS,
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Wcl%SIcnbrnacn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

Vdiie tRra NuSlanb beicrat q. yealne, ara
Sh'ytttsinrte. CIT, Hste Gnffpm Spnfe. .ipsaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05

'** Gincn acmeinid)aftlid)en
Wasfcnball pcranitolten Der .MeB.
Ger 8eiangpercin" mo Ger rarbei.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05
'.The Thlei7 Tuesday Night.

In Henri Eernstein's celebrated play, The Thief, whic, Charles t'rohman announces at the E!ks Thea Ire Tuesday evening, the eyes of love are sharp, and even the male animal has intuitions; besides, particular care has clearly been taken by the dran1at- !st 70 intimate that the husband in the story has had considerable and Instructive experience of woman and her ways. These postulates of cir culnstances, however, are manifestly essential to the fabric of the story, and certainly. in the stormy afflicting scene of the Wifa's confession to har husband, when, little by little, tht, prospect of her enforced and miser- able scheme ot deceit has dawntd upon him, the sudden eruption of jeal- ous rage, as q controlling motive. is said to be exceeding feiicitious and effective,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05
BASKET BALL AT
 Y.M.C.A. TONIGHT

The pupils of the Pine Bluff High School are manifesting much inter est in the basket ball game which is to be pulled off tonight at the Y. M c. A. Gym between the Pine Bluff High School and the Cro5sett High School teams.
 it is rumoreo that the Crossett team is q strong one, but the home boys have been putting in some ex- cellent practice every day this week. and are confident of victory. Next week the high school team will leave on tour which will include Lonoke Hot Springs and Texarkana. The lineup of the team is as follows: Forwards, Robinson Capt. and Whitelaw; center, Lieberman; guards, McGaughy and Woods; substitute, Loving. The game will be q good one, so attend and root for the home boys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05
ENDORSERS ON
 NOTE ARE SUED

William A. !lelladay filed suit n the Jefferson circuit court ycstards ;, against E. F. Ladd & Company, to recover $2.5o0 alleged to be due on a promissory pote. The suit was filed b7yAttosneys Young and Rowe,i.
 Accordins 70 the plaintiffs, the Wal nut Lake Cypress Company, which rscentiy vent into bankruptcy, de- livered and executed the note to the Al Bonnet: Lumber Company, Miss ouri corporation. The paper was ex- ecutel and sold and finally transfer red 10 the pla!ntiH. F. P. Ladd & Company weN the endorsers on the paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05
B. COLVERT PROMOTES
 TRUCK FARMING

MT E. Colvert, who has bis head quarters at Pine Stuff, writes the Herald and asks that we announce ,o the farmers of this section that b. will be prepared 10 handle truck q. all kinds this season-~especially pota- toes, which he says bc can handle in any quantity rom loo cars ID. He states that if the farmers wish to organize on a business basis Tor truck growing, he will De glad to come to Camden and meet with them. It would De la good thing to get in to,ci, with Mr. Colyert, because he proposes to pay spot cash, { 0. D. Camden. to pay spot cash, [. o. D. Cau3Gcr. - Camden Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05
The District Leader Wednesdas Night.

The District Leader Wednesday Night.
 The show tbat is going to set the town talking, singing and whistling is the musical success with q poli-
 tical flavor, The District Leader"
 which comes to the Elks for one
 night, February 10, with a special Tuesday matinee, is the work of Jos. F.. Howard, the popular composer who has given to us The Umpire" Land of Nod The Time, Place and Girl" "A Stubborn Cindrella," etc. '"The nist',ct Leader" had its first p!odaet:ol ;.c St.~..,l.a&s.S Iac*.~! Ne"
 York and is pleasing evenings en- tertainment of the light variety, and will greatly outclass many of the pro- ly heraldcd and highly acclaimed. The story of "The District Leader" Is an intermixture of drama, comedy and comic opera, with vivacious bunch of show girls, which combination pro- duces happy effect. The dramatic strain without the chorus girls, and the ear-tickling musical numbers, might prove distressing, but the oc- casional introduction of these lessen thc seriousness of the plot, when the opportunity for heroic situation pre- sents itself and the tragic ensemble gives way to the joyous show girls and the catchy music.
 Dan IAawton and Tim Hailoram are rivals for political honors. The young CT man is in love with his opponents daughter. The father, of the girl re- sorts to dishonest tactics in endeav' bring to secure his election, the plan being to inveigle his daughters lover to an opium joint and then cause 4 raid upon the place, having . story printed in tns' nek3papers' on P th4' mosn41S of election day, and thereby. causes opponents 6oWnfAll,,' Ai1 1of {, which. gives samap,s 'otpdhf4tsantty for dramatic effec4:ss Mkny chaneAst < of jsc9nss and afesassety Of costumes. The 3 District Leader" may we'll, be talled'aa novelty. for 1t introduces many things that arc really new. among tho song hits of the piece are When you go out to Dine." Way down in Jersey" 80, Heart to Let'' "rhe Banshee," "Sing Sing Samy Sen", Wont you be my Girlie,' Same Old Story" and Whats the use or Dream ing" When it is said that '"The Dis trict Leader" is the brightest and most pleasing entertainment, yet given to the stage by Mir. Howard it should count for much, as there are few writers Of late years who have turned out more genuine musical hits.
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SERVICES TONIGHT
 AT THE TEMPLE

At the regular services at the Tenn pie tonight Rabbi Frisch will preach bn the subject, Literature as an En- bodiment of the Soul of Peoples" " The musical selections will include the following:
 Organ prelude, "Andante in q" tBa- ttste), Mrs. F. E. Renfrow.
 Quartet before sermon, %, Lord, Most MercHul" (Concone).
 Soprano solo after sermon, Show Me Thy Ways" ((Torrente), Mrs. F. L. Dilley.
 Closing Hymn, God Is in His Holy Temple" choir and congregation.
 Tho services begin at .7:45 Every body, regardless of creed. is welcome.
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EIGHTY. YEARS OLD
 ENJOYS GOOD HEALTH

= i'F |, tkE C1rS UrAu.-Mrs. l. <, arN.al alter attaining the ripe 'fu a2e "f tour score years. writes tho ."iio"1n., letter for the benefit of inc : tHi'htSer Soner"tions. II am eighty .5'.'ss old and th&alk Ballard's Hore. @eHiid Syrup for iiavi,fs. erred me of "l!soi's. colds aHd si,c;iar diseases.
 We are al! exposed at times ., ''iSh", colds, bronchitis and other : 1f','".i;hfY direaees and should ho .:ia" .o k-ipw thc hf St. remedy. -;:,t@'a io bs'oifss, a~ well as adults. ! Y. a a@iaali hott!t at first and after
 'i''t buy th" ]a'-eo;' bottles, which ! ch'ap~r i, 9roportion.
 '}a''arti ~aow hin!Jneat Co.,. St. .4'n'iS. Me. f'ric" 2:,'. !1lc and *l.e1
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 For Sale hy ". !. DeWood, < Go.
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NOTICE.

bssNotice is hereby given that on the s19d day of February, 1909, or as soon Thereafter as the same can be heard, as administrat. K of the estate or ackarles Senyard, deceased, will apply .Eosthe probate court of Jefferson coun- 1NN Arkansas, for an order to sell the s3ends belonging to said estate known Sthe Burke & Senyard Addition to l1os city of Pine Blu6.
 STELLA SEWARD, ;a- -1ot v-4k Administ1strtx.
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Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doan's Eegulets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation, oo5c. Ask your druggist for them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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Two Merry Tramps- Tonight.

One oS the oes; os the merry. jius- ling, nirth.; provoking musical con- edy hits, Two 'ster-;y, Tra1nps" v,,, Do the attraction at the EuAs Thea- ter tonight: A company of eight4e&, 7arceurs. including chorus of ox- cept.onal'y pretty girls. is promised.
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If you want anything artistic 'n the way ce builders har5,rasn ssae Cleveland Matthews .tar,i@a.,, tou- pany. They have just rccejvcd ship ment Of the sE'elles. designs 0. socas ever shown in Pine BIufY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05

"A. P. Ryland. the local chicken eaucssr, had ten of the highest SCOT ing birds at the recent poultry snow Sin Little Rock. His ten birds scored ss47.25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05

N Accidents will happen, but the best
 Regulated families keep Dr. Thomas lTlectric Oil for such emergencies. It S1ubdies the pain and heals the hurts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05

Mrs. Clarence Matthews of Pine Blun4i wasSasb3ng. ltS6ase sfssistsred at the 1Hazea,, Tuesdar night: t:c ssatewport Independent;
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
COTTON BELT.
TRAINS

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