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LIFE and TIMES of THOMAS JEFFERSON
B y Hon. Thomas E. Watson, written for The Weekly Constitution as the
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BOYS NEECED THE “SAMOLEONS.”
Former Lieutenant Governor Lee Tells
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At Jefferson City, Mo. Wednesday,
in the trial of Senator Farris, charged
with bribery, former Lieutenant John
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alum in baking powder. Farris said it
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WAYCR.'SS TO MONTEZUMA.
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Rebecca 10 42a 7 83p
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Montezuma 12 50p 9 40p S 30a
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MONTEZUMA TO WAYCROCS.
Stations 2 4 6 '
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Byromville ... . 6 3Ga ± 40p 5 30p
Vienna 7 02a 2' 4p 6 03?
Cordele 7 30a 2 SOp 6 30p
Double Run , . 8 00a 3 02p
Rebecca 8 10a 3 -2p
Fitzgerald . .. 8 45a 3 t)p
Wray 9 la 4 24p
Ambrose 9 17a 4 30p
Douglas 9 42a 4 52p
Nicholls ...10 13a c 20p
Waycross .. ..1120a 6 2Cp
