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fiitn Cirnes.
LAND VOIGT Sl VADAKIN.
editors and Publiahera.
Arrival and Departure of Trains
niOCTAW A KKMPffJS K R.
Neat—No. L l’aMooeet ....**-;!
te«-No. 5. Patuenifrr . i L 5* ™'
Ne«»—No. 3, Paueenr** ..
Weit-No. 13. PMOenaer. 461Vi
fc#t-No. 14. PMuennrr.p in
IRON MOUNTAIN R. B
tenth—No. 161—Pawonper.11:40 a. m.
North—No. MB—P»Mrnir*r-..... 7:40 p. m.
South—No. Mu IHhM.:4® °- m
North—No. I04-rm»0t “•
W. u DtJRBOROW. Airent.
LOCAL ADDENDA.
# * — «
Tbe least in quantity and most in
Sualily describes DeWitt’s l ittle Early
liaers-thefamous pills for constipation,
and Liver complaints. J. II. Duna
rant.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roleson en
tertained at progressive euchre Mon
day night in honor of the faculty of
Crowley Ridge Institute It was a
delightful fuactiou and the play was
spirited aad highly interesting. Miss
Lady Ingram was awarded the ladv's
Snze—a late handkerchief, and Mr.
Liebard Winfield secured the gentle
•Ban's trophy—a handsomely framed
Indian picture. A luncheon consisting
of hot tamales, oheese straws, pickles,
beaten biscuits and cheese sandwiches,
was served. Those present were Mr
and tin: Norton, Mr and Mrs. Nich
ola. Mr. sod Mrs T. W. Barrow, Miss
Issdy Ingrain; Profs. Mathis and
Spencer: Mr. E. Homier. Mr. Saxon,
Mr. Richard Winfield, Mr. Ted Norton
and Mr. Otto Rollwage.
Don’t despair because jou have a
weak constitution. The vitalizing
principle ot Herbine will assuredly
strengthen K. In every drop of Herb
ine therfe is Ufa. There is a stimulat
ing. regenerating powsr. unequaled in
tbn whole range of medicinal prepara
tion!. Price 60 neats. Webb A: Ban
dera.
Nearly every one with whom we ,
have talked about the great Memphis
leunion, say that it wa» the grandest
success ever achieved by a Southern
City. Memphis Is great and is capable
of great things. The South will ring
with applause aud praise of her hospi
tality and generosity when the Old
Ueba carry the news to their homes
throughout tbe country. Of course
tliere are a few disgruntled aud disap
pointed soreheads, who expected to be
met at the train by a guard of honor
and a brass baud, and escorted to quar
tersat tbe l'eabody. by a brilliant mil
itary pageant. Sueh persons never do
get what they are looking for and
wouldn’t know liow to act if they did
This class never get any enjoyment out
of life and nobody ever makes an ef
fort for its entertainment. Ugh, but
isn’t the chronic kicker a disgusting
monster ?
Miss Florence Newman, who has
been a great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism, says Chamberlain's l*ain
Balm is tbe only remedy that affords
her relief. Miss Newman is a much
respected resident of the village of
Gray, N. Y , and makas this statement
for the benefit of others similarly af
flicted. This liniment is for sale by
Webb & Sanders.
A brilliant bolt of electricity, pre
ceeded by a blinding glare of lightning,
shot from an ominous storm cloud
which had risen over the city from the
southeast Wednesday evening and
struck a sycamore tree standing at the
back door of the Shepard hotel office,
running down its trunk an into the
earth with indescribable force. Our
fitit, Mr. O. M. Torrence, was gently
reclining upon a couch in the olfice at
the time of the disturbance, enjoyiug
bis evening siesta. The shock was so
violent that the gentleman was thrown
into the middle of the roem with great
vigor, where he awoke just in time to
hear the deafening peal of thuuder
which smote the air at this juncture,
and being oblivious to the fact that
Old Jupe was on a rampage. Mr. Tor
rence, mistook tne report for a cannon
shot. Very much befuddled” the
gentleman pulled himself together, not
kuowlng whether fie bal umpired or
was j ust merely a ‘•rooter” for the
visiting team, aud exdaia.ed, “Is
that so 1 ”
If people only knery what we know
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, it would .
be used in nearly every household, as
there are few people w ho do not suffer
from a feeling of fullness after eating,
belching, flatulence, sour stomach or
water-brash, caused by indigestiou or
dvspepsia. A preparation such as
K<>dol Dyspepsia Cure, which, with no
aal from the stomach, will digest your
food, certainly can t help but do you
good. J. II. DunaV4Ut.
A delightful drive into the country
Tuesday evening in company with
Landlord Ueiser was a most happy di
version for ye local. Mr. Ueiser owns
•ne of the “swellest” traps in the
city and drives a high-stepper. We
rodeaut to Mr. Grobmyer’s Urm and
pasture and in noting tdie improve
ments made recently to this property,
could not bat call back a tew years
when tho place was covered with sage
brush and unsightly gullies, and was
considered of no value; but lo. what a
change! The hills and doles that ware
barren and cheerless such a short time
since now blossom like the rose, and
a hundred acres of waving corn pre
vents a most pleasing picture of thrift
and energy, giving ample proof that
skilled hands ami industry is the mas
ter key to wealth and happiness. In
the pasture, which comprises about
400 acres of woodland, contented herds
of cattle browse and frisky ponies
graze upon the tender verdure along
the Greek bank. Flocks of sheep, goats
and swine may also be seen gamboling
on the green hillsides, and-everywhere
a scene of plenty greets the eye.
Tkb alcBatar* la on axaty box ol the gwuina
Laxative Bromo*Quihiac t*^
ttm nmUf tut nm « wM.u mm.*#
»=—*—=■ .
' DtfflnqiLient Tax Sale.
• * - „
STATE OF ARKANSAS, \ ,
County of St Francis. y
The lands and lots and parts of lots returned delin
quent in 8t. Francis County for the year 1900. together with
the taxes aud penalty charged thereon, agreeably to law, are
contained and described in the following list'
C
OWNER'S NAMES 2
» T « ila
= 2 *
a I c •*
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Township 3 X, Range 1 W.
Mary Levless, pt ej ne.
A 31 Scott, pt ej ne.
Township 4 X, Range 1 W.
A W and L Payne, nj frl ej.
W A Atkinson, ej ne.\
Chas Paxton, bo nw.
U k 31 RR Co, el se .
W A Atkinson, nw ne.!
Norton & Prewett, wj se.!
A 31 31cCright, ne .;
Township 4 N, Range 1 E.
E Heitman, frl sw.
E Chisenball, wi nw.]
Same nw sw.]
J Holub, Sr, ne sw...]
Geo P Taylor, ei ne .]
Morton k Prewett, ail .]
W H Pearce, n pt se.‘
las Conners, nw no.J
Morton k Prewett, sw sw.5
Iowa k Ark Land Co, no ne.i
Same ni so.i
D T Parkins, a pt se.j
P J Neely, nw ne.j
Township 4 N, Range 2 E.
Bettio £ Ussery, ni nw’99,1900
Morton k Prewett, nw.
las Conners, nw..
3 M Wilkinson, ne ne .
Reynolds $ Lyons, n rr, se.
Mattie L Williams, n rr, ne
L Bollwage k Co, ni ne nw.,,,,. ]
Mary A Coffey, si .]
W M Partridge, sw sw .c
las Conners, se.k
W H Pearce, se.t
PId Sleigh, ne.t
Same ne se.j
H I Gorum, ae pt sw.<
P M Blount, si se.<
Floyd Jones, si nw.
SI 8 Massey, ne sw.j
Same wi sw .<
E A Roife, frl wi.<
Township 4 N, Range 3 E,
Morton & Prewett, sw nw.
Chas Coleman, ei sw...,.
Becker k Lewis, ne sw.;
Township 4 N, Rango 4 £.
TontaDavis, s r, se.
A Myer, so sw.
J W Moore, w| sw ...
L G McDaniel, frl ne.
J W Moore, r b r, ci sw.
Same ei se ..
Walter Gorman, ni no .
Township 4 N, Range ft E.
E A Rolfo, ne se.
Mrs Dqr* Beck, j w b iw ..
Sam Ashworth, sw.i
Jno Worley, w b, no.'
Same e b, se nw.!
Mrs S E Johnson, e r. s pt nw...!
Hy Crowder, ptse no.I
Norten A Prewett, n$ nw.
Iowa A Ark Land Co, n j sw.j
Ashworth Bros, w b, se.
J W Moore, wj nw.
Township {) N, Range 1 E.
i
W H Pearce, so sw.i
Iowa A Ark Land Co, frl nw ...!
J L Rodgers, sj se .
Geo Durham, sw.
Same ne.
W H Pearce, und * und * wj ...|
Same und •} si .1
S Wilkerson, und j si .i
R P Smith, sj se.i
W H Pearce, und J ni ne.'
Mrs M Duval, ej ne.
Becker A Lewis, w j ne.
J A Jones, ej ej sw.i
Same w pt no.1
Joe Dudley, no sw.!
Same nw sc.
D Dudley, no se.
Fannie Dudley, nw sw.
Dan Pye, sw ne .
E T Jones, e j ne.
Township 5 N, Range 2 E.
Joe Campbell, ej*sj sw.
M C Campbell, nw ne.
E A Rolfo, n j sw.
Joe Campbell, swse.
J II Hoi well, wj sw .
A S Caldwell, e pt ej so iCM.lscc
W F Richardson Est, ne nw.
Jno B Ussery, pt si sw »99, 1900
Township 5 N, Range 3 E.
A Myer, e} lot 2 nw .
B T Manning, nj lot 3 ne.
Norton & Prewett,
lot 2 and s pt 3 ne. .
W J Lindse}', wj nw se.
J R Gish, w J ni ne....
W Posey, ne...I...
M K Harper, w pt trl sw .
M. lvecse, ^ pt aw...
I
4 50,1 80 • 2 68
50, 60( 2 17
4 188 97 400 11 10
I31 80 160 4 80
14 40 : 80 2 68
14' 80 160; 4 80
J3: 40 100: 3 22
>4 80 169! 4 80
>8 166 320 8 75
«
7 107 48 220 G 87
0 80 200; 5 85
0j 40 80 2 TO
5 40 150 4 54
7 80 200' 5 85
8 546 281100 29 4*
0 HO 220 6 37
:2j 40 80' 2 70
2 40 120 3 75
6 40 I 80 2 70
•7 80 160 4 80
8 121 34 400 11 10
3 40 80, 2 70
i
2 80 1200,' 62 10
8158 79 500 13 72
4 160 | 8001 21 60
8! 40 ; 200! 5 85
8, 20 300 8 47
9 80 200 5 85
7 20 40! 1 65
71320 1400; 37 35
tl 40 100' 3 22
7;iG0 500; 13 72
l|l6l 10 800; 21 60
,3 160 800| 20 60
;S| 40 200; 5 85
14 30 160! 4 80
14! 80 160 ,4 80
80 400: 11 10
!5 40 200! 5 85
>5 80 400; 11 10
16 319 640- ft 40
I
1 40 80^ 2 70
1 53 12 100 3 22
J9 40 400', 11 10
I
13 6 81 20 1 00
19 40 80: 2 20
19 89 04 180* 4 20
>3159 94 220' 5 00
43j 10 j 20 1 00
W 30 | 160; 3 80
32| 43 24: 80 2 20
7j 40 60 2 17
9 64 61; loo; 3 22
14 160 1 240 6 90
15 34 19 60 2 17
15! 4 81 10 86
17' 32 67 160 4 80
21i 3 20 1 12
22 80 200 5 85
23 80 100 3 22
29i 10 40 1 65
34 80 200 5 85
2 40 80 2 70
71 91 78 180 5 32
1SJ 80 160 4 80
15;160 i 320 9 00
17 160 I 320 9 00
19 93 50 180 5 32
21 160 320 9 00
21 160 320 9 00
23 80 320 9 00
24 40 80 2 68
28 80 240 6 90
28 80 200 5 85
28 40 80 2 68
33 53 160 4 80
33' 40 200 5 85
33' 40 200 5 85
33! 40 100 3 22
34l 40 100 8 22
85 40 180 6 32
35 80 200 6 85
7 45 160 4 80
9 40 200 5 85
16* 80 100 3 22
16: 40 60 2 17
21 80 160 4 80
34! 16 50 240 12 90
34 40 100 3 22
35 30 l 450 23 60
1 40 100 3 22
3! 60 35 400' 11 10
I | I
4 74 25; 200 S 85
6 20 1601 4 80
9 74 240 6 90
13 160 480 18 20
14 38 53 160 4 80
11 Si 74 200 5 85
1
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OWNER’S NAME.
1 ■■ 1 1 ■' ■ ■ ■ m mm"" ■ ' ' ’
Township 5 X, Range 3 E.
■ P Sprouill, pt se.
V B Izard, sw pt ne .
I Norton & Prewett, n end w$ sw
Pettus & Buford, pt n$ se.
Walter Gorman, se se.
Township 5 N, Range 4 E.
Tom Bynum, nw sw.
Peoria Coopge Co,sw sw ’99-1900
Louisa Wisbart, sw ne.
Same senw.
Same nw se.
A G Wilson, el.
Same nw ...
S E Bradshaw, c r, ne..,.
Norton & Prewett, ne sw .
Walter Gorman, w r, sw .
Township 5 N, Range 5 E.
Lynn Bros A Gates, all.!
Same n rr, all.
Samo s rr, sw.
Same w j ..,
Same sj .’
Southerlund-Innes Co, ne..
Same nj se.j
Samo ne .
A M Orr, e j..,.
Ind A Ark LAM Co, sj ..
Township 5 X, Range 6 E. I
J H Sutton, Tr, sw.....
Samo frl ej.
A H Chat field, ne nw.
J H Sutton, Tr, ej.
Same w$. .
Same nw..
Same no .;
T A Hawkins, nw nw.j
M A Glenn, ej se...!
Township 6 N, Range 1 E.
H M Thomas, nj nw.j
A N Thomas, sw se.
H C Jones, wj so .
N K Brantley, ej se .
S M Marklc, ne gw...
Same sw sw .
Andrew Capes, se .
Township 6 X, Range 2 E.
J R Atkins, si ne.j
Samo ni se.
Harvey Hudgins, nw.j:
X E Brookfield, nj...
T A Hatcher Est, und J sw.
C J Youngc, ni ne .
E C Lutz Est, ni se.\
Township 6 X, Range 3 E.
R G Hulett, w pt nw nw .
L Roll wage, s pt si nw.
T H Banister, n pt wj ne.
R G Dye, ne se...I
Martha Johnson, e pt sw .
:
Township 6 X, Range 4 E,
R P Webb, sj sw.!
A M Orr, rbr, trl.
Rolfe it Hatcher, ne se ..
Township 6 X, Range 5 E.
E C i N V Grace, n} .
Jno Mosley, si, si..
Same so so .(
Southorland-Inncs Co, ni.<
R J Williams, ej nw .
Samo nw nw.j
Same sw sw.
Southcrland-lnncs Co, ni.
Samo pj.
Township 6 X, Rango 6 K.
A M Orr, no.'
Same frl wl ...
Soulherlaud-Innes Co, frl ni.>
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22 55 SI20
2* 2 50 600
80 44 440
83 2 200
35 40 ; 100
t
7 39 82 80
7' 39 82 350
12 40 60
12 40 60
12 40 60
15 320 480
15 160 240
18 63 36 100
18' 40 i 80
28 10 32 20
I
!
2 652 56 960
2 250 960
4 40 6o:
9 320 480
11 320 480
12 160 240
12 80 120
15 160 j 240
32 320 ! 480
32 320 | 400
1 ICO | 24oi
2 291 16 440
7:128 38' 200,
11 320 480'
12 320 480
13 160 | 200'
14 160 240
14 40 60
34 80 120
15 80 ! 120:
>4 40 I 60:
25 80 i 120
31' 80 i 120
31 40 I 60
31 4u j 60
34 1 60 j 240
j
I
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16 81 43! 200
16 82 94 120
>2 160 06: 500j
>6 335 06 760'
29 8 1 99 1 20;
35 8 0 4 00
35! 80 I 280
I
|
10! 5 I 60
23 24 1201
>9 25 40'
>9 40 200
35 86 67 500'
i
18' 80 160^
>6 82 66 40
30 40 100
17.320 400
17 160 , 200:
IS! 40 | 60,
19 327 24 400
>4 80 , 100
24 40 J 60
26 40 ; 60,
34 320 400
35 320 400
j
18 160 200
18 177 021 200:
19 249 92 320*
1 1 I
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© 5
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2*
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o
* 3 75
16 35
12 15
5 85
3 22
2 70
18 54
2 17
2 17
2 17
13 20
6 00
3 22
2 70
1 12
25 80
25 80
2 17
13 20
13 20
6 DO
3 75
6 DO
13 20
11 10
6 90
12 15
5 85
13 20
13 20
5 85
6 90
3 17
3 75
3 75
2 17
3 75
3 75
2 17
2 17
6 90
5 85
3 75
13 72
20 55
3 75
11 10
7 95
2 17
3 75
1 65
5 85
18 72
4 80
1 65
3 22
11 10
5 85
2 17
11 10
3 22
2 17
2 17
11 10
11 10
5 85
5 85
9 00
TOWN OK KOKKK6T CITV.
T w Ver/ley. I/)t» |7 nu>l Is. Block 22.i
S 0 Wilson, Lot 4 and west end :i. Ulock 20_
A L Grady Kstate. Lots :i and 4. Block 211.
W N Wilkinson. Lot 1, Block :;7.
J B Casteel. Lots 1 and 2. Block 4U.'
L Hollwage. trustee. Lots 4 and 0 Block 71
Consumers Cotton Oil Co.. Block72.
Kllen Waterford. Lot :t. Block Jk
T W Ter/ley. Lot k. Block 74.!.
A M Nash. Lot 36. Block 76.
K Bonner. Lot 42, Block 76 .
0KAI1AM 4 HOWKS ADDITION.
I W Deck A Co. ntj I,ot D Block 14.
.1 XV Guyton. sti Dot 2, Block 14. .I
I N Nelson. nH Block 15.i
Sandy Spencer, nw’4 Dot Block II..ii."”""!
J D Griggs, cor nw s«r sec 2s, t n 5, r 5.‘'
TOWN OK MADISON.
Continental National Bank. Courthouse Snuare
Arch Stubbs. Dots k and M, Block 5 ..
■i (> Stern, Isit* 1 and 2. Block 5.
Vcrzle.v A Taylor Dot :i. Block 17..
David Davis. Block 87...
Allen Heudriek, Block 75.
D Thoru, Block DI4. .. .
Same Block 1 la.!.!.!!.”! '..
BKA7.LBY * MeDANIF.L ADDITION.
Lizzie Walton. Block 12b ... .
low N Ur GOODWIN
W A Atkinson. Lot ilOxinn, ne cor Block 4:i... ....
TOWN OK PALESTINE.
Becker A Lewis. Lst e‘» n\v sec ii. tp 4. r «
Jim Connors, pt la>t j u». sec ii. tp 4, r%.~.
Same pt Lot nw, sec y, tp 4, r j]”!!.
TOWN OK COLT.
Becker A Lewis, Lot no sec lit, tp o, r U 74x140 ft...
Same Lot 4. Block 1..’.
\-aluat,o«||Wtt-t),
Coat.
m * 1® 3*
m« *5 a
:!£) w *
m *}«
lT**\ vS m
5S 710
‘.YU a wi
■L'i 5 <o
.00 7 10
100 2 >m
loo 'I
;«» H 47
3 70
100 j
500 l;j '•)
00 2 it’
10 M
10 Ml
100 3 22
**> 3 70
20 1 12
20 1 13
*00 11 10
40 1 65
<00 n (C,
so 2 tr>
W 2 OO
» 1 »l
-*0 1 13
j And notice is hereby Riven, that said several tracts, lots or parts
of lots, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the taxes,
penalty and costs thereon will be sold by the County Collector'
at the courthouse In said county, on the Second Monday In June
next, unless the said taxes, penalty and costs be paid before that
time; and that the sale will be continued from day to day until
l all of the said tracts, Jpts and parts of lots be sold.
T. C. MEliWlM,
I 1-. 1U01. Cletli of sit. Francis County.
. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which ha, kIT
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signaw^
/rV and has *««*» made under hi, Jf
?,?al 8npervlsion *»**<* its infant
7\,' * Allow no one to deceive von i „ rOt
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Jnst-as-g0(»‘d”
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the h‘ w,.1**
Infant, and Childrcn-ErparUnce agaiu't
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil jw
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is PleasantS
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other NarpJ!
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worn!
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and \S
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates JZ
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sImT
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. •
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYll
The Kind You Have Always Boiiji
In Use For Over 30 Years.
- tmc ecwT.un ecw»t. tt nr.t.T, cty. I
Dr.E.A.LONC
Dentist.
PRACTICES IN ALL BRANCHES—MECHANICAL, OPERATIVE AND SURGE
Vitalized Air Successfully Used in Painless Extraction.
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed
HOURS 7 A. M. UNTIL 9 P. M. ~ ;
Cor» Jackson and Izard Sts. Forrost City, Ark*
__n |
J. M. HALL
T. J.KEJU
HALL &- NEILL
Blacksmithing,
Woodworking,
Borseshoeing,
Painting, etc.
Shop at Haven’s Mill, Forrest City, Ark.
| First class work guaranteed. Price* reasonable. Your patrouare wiieMJ
W. E. DUNCAN, :
•f Barber and Hairdresser
North Washington St.. Forrest City.
hotKNDc0ld BATHS
First-class Service, polite attention. Your patronage solicited.
Schedule
of Trains.
1U. s.
1134*11
3 30 m
jn§»
8 00 *
1! 01 «
Jli
III
m
Jj i Ml
8 30 PM
11 54 Ml
12 25 AM
1 05 •«
1 55 •*
2 40 ••
3 26 ••
3 46 "
4 01 «
5 09 ••
6 23
7 03 ••
7 14 Ml
11 30 Ml
~8 40 m
2 50 Ml
4
B 11
C 1 41
} < 44
B **
7 45 M»
Xo. 1. STATIONS.
. Lv.. CHICAGO. Ar.
. " Danville .. <*
. Ar....^.THKBE8 Lv.
8 37 * Lv....ST. LdUia. \r.
II 50 * " Bismarck . ••
3 36 Ik “ . Delta . **
6 00 « “ Dexter'. ••
5 50 1 Ar... MALDEN Lv.
. Lv.CAIRO Ar.
Ar .New Madrid . Lv.
Lv New Madrid. Ar.
Ar ... .MALDEN Lv.
6 05 * Ar. "CAMPBELL. Lv.
§|3 “ " ..PlffEOtt . “
7 40 •• •• Paragould. ••
8 45 Ik “ .'.Jonesboro •*
. Lv Weiner Ar.
8 50 * Lv.MEMPHIS. \T.
11 16 IS •• ..... Fair Oaks. “
12 08 * “ Brinkley .. •<
12 34 “ Ar ....Clarendon. Lv.
1 If “ “ . . Stuttgart...._ “
2 07 '* M .Altheimer ••
3 00 •• •• .Pine Bluff.. ••
3 1 $ “ Risoq. ••
4 06 •• “ Kinirslaud.••
4 28 “ “ .... . Ferdyce ••
5 1 0 “ “ Camden . •*
8 47 “ •• McNeiL.. «
7 26 " “ Stamps. **
7 38 * Ar.. . Lewisville LT
.- ..... Ai.ourovtipun. iaV.
_4 45 Wi Lv.. Shreveport_ Ar.
8 SO PM Ar- . Texarkana Lv.
2 42 Ml “ .Greenville . •*
“ Sherman •«
5 46 •• •• .Dallas .... ••
6 36 •• •• .Fort Worth . *•
2 35 “ •• .-Tyler. «
5 30 •• “ ...Corsicana . "
7 55 Ml Ar .WACO. Lv.
No. 8. N*.4«
6 55*
12|
12 ii«
1C 54 *1
10 15_*
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. .... 10 15 *
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THE SERVICE.
Train* No*. I and a.-Chel, c.r between Fair Oak. and St. bo«U; FWU»»*
8leep»r batween Weoo and St. Louie; Chair Car betweea Waco •
Memphie and between Fort Worth and Memphis and between Teierae
and DaMaa ; Parlor Cat. Car between Teaarkana and Memphiai FuluB"
Sleepers between Texarkana and Dallaa and Fort Worth. .
Train* No*. 3 and 4--Thron«h Ch*ir C*r between Kurt Worth and_Cbica^
Chair Car between Dallaa and Memphie; Pullman bleeper between Taaar*
Mid Moiapiu*; i'arlorCai© Csr between Teaarkui *» and Waco.
f. L IHTTM. V.P. u4 G. M., JL S. PODGE, G. T. M.. E.W. UBEAtlHE,C.P**1-1,
ST. LOUIS. MO.

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