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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

nihcant. When the Chesapeake ana
Ohio established its TRANSATLANTIC
line OF steamers from Newport News
change OF tho Big Fours policy was
inaugurated. The Big -Four and the
Chesapeake and Ohio are practically
one system. Of which the lattir is the
eastern and the former the western
end. Both roads ara managed by the
same president and their interests ars
osmmon. on the opening OF the Ches-
apeake and Oh.O's new route the Big
-Four became a most active competitor
for the through grain trade OF the
northwestern states and the export
flour trade from Minneapolis Most OF
the traffic II secured from this source
was carried around Chicago and turn
ed over to the Big -Four at Seneca and
Peoria.
Now that road proposes to open a
new and still more direct gateway
for itself for this traffic. II has Sc
cured docks and warehouses; at Mil
waukee and win make that city one of
its principal western terinini. In do
ing so 1t VIII not be necessary for It
to extend Its tracks northward. For
the present, at least, It will be cheaper
r"f VINO conditions for II to estab-
lish for itself steamship line to run
e.W4en milwaukee, and Benton Har-
Dor, and this policy II has decided TO
pursue. From the latter point II has
a line running direct to Cincinnati,
where II connects with the Chesapeake
and Ohio. In this way It Will have
one Of the most direct routes from
Minneapolis, St. Paul aud the whole
northwest TO the seaboard and will be
in the most favorable position for COM
peting for through business. OF
course the opening of this new route
viii have a strong tendency to turn
more business away from Chicago
which otherwise would have passed
through here. II may. also have an
important influence on rate questions.
At the same time It will be of I'M
Inense benefit 70 the Big -Four.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
IN THE RAILRoAn WORLD.


chicago III. Nov ia. new move
mas oeen made by the Big Four road
which may have an important bear
ing not only on its own business hn,
on the raihe Of Chicago. Until a
niue over a year ago the Big -Four
was NOT very active competitor
Tor direct through trafne to the son.
ooard Originating or passing tbrov,,,,
.his Point The fact thet /, haS 81 81
independent entry into The civ ~,
WIZ eeprndent upon the Illinois Gu
,ssi sor traekage from Ranakss sn,
=, eern,inal facilities IN Chicago r,a a.,9
a ~ az great disadvantase viii A H.
businss ana the amount Of ,hTourh
BUSINESS * secured was rather insIr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Chicago Nov is,--RejoieIng by Shell
by M cullom and William Il, Mason
over the Republican victory was cut
short yesterday nftornoon when IL came
TO their knowledge that George n pa.
VS., who was director general or tba
World's Columbian exposition. had CON-
Guided TO enter the llsts a. n,n,tt.
gate Tor The United Suites senate OH.
lon, VINO professed to be highly am,is.d
~ inc candidacy OF Mason. viii moi,
nls friends apprehend, get quite rs
much fun out OF Col DAVIS campairn.
mason, Il wRs suggested, would moi
ee likely 10 regard the election OF a
hcpuolean Legislature as much on 4
VICTORY II Davis secures tho choicest
pinin the party hns to oirer.
Ihe entrance OF Davis into the CON-
TEST worries Mason. perhaps more man
would any other Republican. The
sou feud between Mason ana Davis
y likely to bs revived. althorrh ma
fooa ana faithful members Of their
par'y, they profess In public tho HIGH
est regard for each other
~ l'S Davis was elected 10 CON.
kess from the old Second distrle, IN
meciatcly after the close az T1a,'ts,
hr't term Mason assumed thai m. NO.
ple or the district We're desirons MAJ
ne should represent them In eonnresq
DAVIS did not see any such condition
Mo ne secured Mnson's defeat a. me
uimaries, Davis soon discovered that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.
GArEsvnLLE TO HAVE A rELE-
ruosn SYSTEM.
oeiinn, In Collin County, IL on n
Building Boom--moKipney Notes.
A suit Growing ont OF school
Entertainment at Terrell

Gatesviiie. Tex. Nov. 15.-Rev r. A
Lee OF the Baptist church has pro-
tracted meeting on hand There seems
q great deal OF interest manifested.
Colonel T. c. Taylor. county Judge
elect. u or to Southern Texas on BUSH
ness.
A great many went to Waco today to
sec the Cotton Palace.
The newly elected officers are filing
their bonds and getting ready 10 as
sumo the duties to which they were
called TO perform.
The telephone wires are being put up
und soon the Jlngling bell Will be
heard.
The Pops seem very much dlssatis-
fed here that they could fnd no plea
10 contest the result OF the election. as
they tried very hard to have some Of
the boxes thrown out by the court.
Tho majority OF the court being Demo-
Gratis. the boxas were all counted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Austin. Tex. Nov, &c --superiutcnd-
cnt J. NJ, Carlisle today Issued tho fol-
lowing address. requesting the county
ana weekly raporB TO cory Il;
To the Teachers Of Texas;
The Southern Educational assocln-
t.on, which meets IN Galveston Dpcem-
Der &C. % and ~, should bring TO Texas
thousands of Intelligent vsitois, l.,
has long been tho Gus, )m OF the rail-
r9ads 10 give excursion rates out OF
TrNaH during the holiday season. and
thrusanda ~ our people have taken
advantage of thosp excursions from
ytar To year To visit fii anda and reln-
tgos In tie old atgtiea. This yAnr. on
account OF the Southern " lucatlonnl
association. eScurslon rates VIII be
granted 10 TeNus, and VIII afford tho
people Of tho Older atiltce rare op-
porJunity TO see rpX1s IN winter.
/ hop' the teachers VIII take ndvan-
tage OF this opportunity 10 do SONS.
thing for the material development Of
Texas, as Web ua for the educational
Interests of Tire F1uth. Many of ou
teachers have friends and relatives In
uthor stnles who could be Induced 10
take advantage OF ,his opportunity 10
see Texas and meet hCr teachers. I
fprgost, therefore, that the teachers
ahould wiTto personal letters TO their
tr't ndR IN Other states, calling their at
tentltu TO the reduced rates tld invite
ing them 20 visit Texas upon this od-
easlcn. Tickets VIII DO on sale from
December 20 60 December SO. Inclusive
Special and urgent invitations lhoull
be sent by Texas teachers to thclr
friends nmong the teachers OF other
states, suggesting 10 them To organize
parties for the trip, In this way IL ~
believed We can best adj to the inherent
OF the Galveston meeting and at M
same time help Texas In other respocfs
The best why TO help Texas Is 10 col
people IN see the state. She advertises
herself 20 all Intelligent visitors. Most
respectfully
J. NJ CARLISLE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

], w, Carter, live stock agent OF the
SAloago, Rock Island and Texas, came
IN Yesterday from business trip.
the passenger agents report a land
oihee business going on over the va
sious lines eenteling In Fort Worth.
L. Ware has returned from a trip
In the interest OF the live stock depart-
men1 Of the Fort Worth and Denver.
Colonel Sam Ely, commercial agent
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. re-
turned yesterday from u run over the
a, j. Davidson, superintendent OF the
rock island, was yesterday reported
as improving somewhat. His friends
are anxious to hear Of his recovery.
D b. Keller. general passenger and
peket agent of the Fort Worth and
D, Den City railway. returned yester-
Jay from a trip to ST. Louis and chi.
me Fort Worth and Denver IA and
ing us facilities taxed TO handle All the
eattie business that is falling to IL In
a a season mere cars and an in
e'e"se OF sidings Will be in order,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Mckinney. Tex, Nov. iG,-AIuch lum-
Dor 10 being hauled out or Mckinney.
at present and much substantial i'm
prepayment "a going on In the rural dis.
trieth adjacent to thla city.
The little town OF coilna. fo,,rtoor
miles west OF Mckinney, Is on ouIte \
building boom. w, c. Burns has iust
completed a GUINNESS house and Or. i
w willard. @, n PiVg, Mr.. Cox, Jobn
mangley' Colonel Roberts, Mi Wllcox
Iidwell y Son are among those build
ing new houses there now. An elegant
new ADDITION IL also being put TO the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

General Clarke has received the fol-
lowing letter about the railroad rates
accorded to delegates to the state irri-
CATION convention at San Antonio on
December L. 1894:
General F. NJ. Clark. Chairman IITiga-
ton Commission;
San Antonio, Tex. Nov 9, 1s9..-Dear
Sir: Referring to my favor OF October
20, beg to say that all roads In Texas
are willing TO make rates TO San An
tonic on account OF the state irrigation
convention. December TO I. at one and
one-third fare, on the certificate plan
This plan requires delegates to pur-
chase tickets at full fare going and
take receipts from the selling agent
showing that they have paid full fare
TO san Antonio. Said receipts. after
having been signed by your secretary
and stamped by Joint ticket agen.- viii
enutle parties to be returned at one
third fare, provided there are at least
ffty delegates in attendance.
Yours truly,
E. ]. MARTIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
A PITCHED nArrLp
1" which Fifty Per Cent OF the Conc
bntnnts Were Killed,
]. NJ CARLIsLE,
State Superintendent

Lula, Mlss, Nov ls. There was n
pitched battle on the main business
street Of Lula today as the result OF
which two men are dead. J.. w. Rovd
and HE brother. Bob. stood In a door.
way until they saw ]. w. Harmon ma
~ j, Lawrence approaching on their
way 10 dinncr. rhon the brothors
eaeh armed with shot gun, stoppod
iorth and opened fire on the Others
harmon had time to draw his plstol
ana hred twice at the Boyds. but WITH
OUT effect Each OF the brothers had
nus man picked ont and az Inc nrgf
Nolley both fell. The elder novd
mounted a horse ana rode away while
tha other escaped on foot. They sent
word later that they would surrender
20 The ahcrlfr. but TO no one else. Tho
nragedy y the result Of an old foud
Ihore had been bad feelings between
me elder Boyd and Harmon for several
months and yesterday Harmon benf
lloyd severely with pistol. Harmon
va, WI mayor OF Lula. Lawrence was a
5sweier and J. w. Boyd Is plantation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Terrell, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE fire de-
pariment had a supper las, night ana a
dinner today. which added nice little
sum to their treasury.
The suit against Mr.. Donnie. who
failed 70 comply with his contract with
irot' Marrs for nm entertainment for
me public school. went against Mir
Downic. His lawyer gave notice OF 40.
peal
The norther struck us this morning
ana hhs been gaining GOODNESS every
since.
Mrs Wadsworth, one OF the suffercrs
from THO awning wreck November 2.
has boon in o very crltlcnl condition,
put hopes arc entertained OF her re-
wounded are IN good condition and re-
covery expected. hut a few OF them may
be MANNED for life
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

ture Of Faw, the man who held up the
d. and NJ, train In the sand hills.
Gcorge Davis, the wreclur or the
Rock Island passenger train SIX miles
south OF Lincoln, and several others
almost as celebrated. Ar. Malone
says there Is nothing but hard work
in the profession, and that Boys IN
their tsens who read Of MEX Carter
and Donald wonld soon have tha gla-
they to follow the Ss-lners few
months He is great Sdmirtr OF
Billy Bryan and regards him az Amer
ica's Greatest orator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
pnrEnMINnp no nIr.
\ Chlahoose Prisoner Takes Nor
phine In HIS WHISKY.

W htskAs
A. L. Hill was arrested Thursday,
charged with stealing some blankets.
lie was put In the calaboose ana re-
mancd there till last night without
any unusual Incidents connecting them
selyes with his stay. Yesterday after
noon by some means still mystery he
sut nod OF . plnt bottle of whisky and
soon drank IT. There was undoubtedly
morphine In the stun. and when an
alarm was given. about . o'clock last
night by one OF the prisoners, he v,ns
nearly zone. city physician. nr. J. N
MeNught, was summoned In hot hssta
ana Tor hours worked heroically 10 re-,
suseita,e the unfortunate man. Power.
iui antidotes were hypodermicallv al.
minisicrcd. and he was vlgorousIv ~.
crcist a for hours. Tho poison lad hen ~,
eosolbed, and az a late hour last night
ne was barely alive
nm was not recognized al first hui
ntter he had taken the poison the nn.
nee fccocrired his as one WIN ,,,e,i,
an unsuccessful attempt on his life IN
lhls city lust about a year ago. IIs
took morphine that timo, but was
Satea, and aflerward told Assistant
ShleI Matltin that this was his second
attempt on his NE. The lnst n,aIfo.'
ms THIRD with every indication az
being she final cffort Of his life.
A letter written by his brother. with
me posiofilce torn of. was found in
his pocket. II spoke OF sending hin,
w 10 pay his ane for carrying 4 pistoi
~. expressed the hope that he would
ttke caro- OF his children and lend n
peter life. HIS children. three IA num-.
ner, are thought 10 be al the home ~
nessee. "a Aeh-
TN "a ahout 30 years or age and n
,e 'hrr guol booking man. The srene
U the eaiatooso WIS vesy ihterosti,lg
T. !, ~ sueeting. The latvsit news from
MN was that he was barely alive. ma
as hopeless. isSoNery
He died at o clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

he had not suppressed Mason. At the
next election Mason was IA the field
again. During his three terms In con-
gress Davis was haraEBed by Mason.
who finally succeedcd In 1884 IN defeat
ing Davis FOR the nomination. Mason.
however. won only q barron victory.
for the people OF the district by large
majority elected James II. Ward TO
represent them. The Davis and Mason
factions Will now, II IS believed. dig up
the hatchets which they buried a few
years ago and renew The warfare.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
DoIHGS IN THE CITY OF DALLAS.
SEVERAL nrRcLARrns AND non
pERIEs.
View County commissioner sworn
lathe Proposed Auditeriun--rre-
parinE to Rsssivs the sc. Lsuis
Cotton Palace Exeursionists.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. ie.-George wun-
derrick OF the White Frost restaurant
played his pocket book. containing
slgs, under his pillow at the Shuford
house last night before he went to
sleep.
when he awoke this morning the
window was up and his money gone.
Some OF the money he lost was paid
70 him last night in the presence Of
several persons, and the superstition
Is some Of them were bold enough TO
shadow him until he retired. and then
slip IN and steal his purse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

niVln' Tex, Nov. l6.-An attempt
w was made last night to crack tho safe
nation y, S,N ,h bank. The eombl-
sn,, nu. the safe was LETT intaot shn,,,
IN collars In change and vei,,arIas
talisn Fa,s boxes inside the vault wers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

tor the Mississippi Valley Medical
association. which meets at IIo.
Springs, Ark, November 90 TO %, in
elusive, the Chicago. Rock Island and
Texas railway will sell tickets at n
rate of one fare for the round trip.
Dates of sale, November II to 20. in
elusive, tickets to bear final limit of
twenty days from date of sale
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

A rate Of one fare for the round trip
mas been authorized from all points on
the Fort Worth and Denver Gity rail
way 10 Hot Springs, on account OF the
mississippi Valley Medical association.
dates or sale, November II, Is, 10 and
~ limited to twenty days for tinaI re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

For the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons at Houston, agents of
the Fort Worth and Denver City rail-
way are authorized to sell on December
ana round "trip tickets at one fare
Tor round trip limiting for final return
to December 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

For the Trans-Mlsslssipp Commercial
congress, which meets at st. Louis No
vember 20. the Chicago, Rock Island
and Texas railway viii sell round trip
ticlSeis at one fare for the round trip.
Dates Of sale, November "a and Is,
tickets good only for continuous pas
sage each way; final limit December 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Houston. Tex. Nov, is.-wharton
Branch severely beat c. c. Emory OF
y, over the head with a revolver on
Hockey. 4 mlsundorstandins ne ~
sejt's was the cause Both mon bad
bridal trip s 'H nis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
A DOMESTIC CATASTROPHE.
The Cook was Drunk and Dinner
WINS On.

The Cook Was Drunk and Dinner
WINS On.
Washington. Nov l;--oetave Thanet
is responsible for the following story In
late sketch.
A Western woman was once trans
planted by her husbands success from
a small town on the pralries to the
most exclusive society OF a great city
on the seabonrd. She was a handsome
creature, with a warm heart. quick
wit and courage quicker than her wits.
She studied the manners and speech
about her. and when l didn't know
the right thing TO say I kept still,"
she said Finally. the time came for
her first dinner party. She had looked
forward to It with slight tremor OF
the nerves, In spite OF the possession
OF a middle aged, rather silent woman,
described 70 her as IAN actual genius
in the Kitchen" when the evening
arrived and the guests were gathered,
extraordinary signals OF distress from
the butler drew her into the hall
what is the matter. Jones r she
asked. anSiOusly.
NOtn4hs ~ we Hlnt'Ii 49,.
ma am, ne repneu WIN s'poHny mn
would Just step down to the kitchen
and look at cook"
Without a word, and her heart elnk-
lng every step me lacy iolloWeu MN.
COOKS heipera $1,000 III tears Uutsi1e
ne kltchen door TWO seah1ailzeu Ina!us
hoVeieu over her ana toli hef ~ was
shame. But cook? Cook balanced
/ herself IN tho edre Of the table with
htLe spoon In one manu. SHINING
toolish smile.
II dld not need the fumes OF brandy
tnat smote the newcomer 10 ten her
What had happened.
fpr second she stood silent see
ing her guests faces surrounding the
startled. and mortified features OF her
husDand. hke crowd OF some medlae-
val painters bodies angels.
ITS Just httie talntne5s that comes
over mo-" remarked cook, waving the
spoon amlnbly Ia the lady's direction;
don't be alarmed, ma am, II only az
ulcis me legs never me Woind.'
The lady took few determined steps
Into the kitchen,
The dinner is going on all rolght.
don't ye BE- consumed about the dim
upri" the cook continued with UNI
abated geniallty. "Tu that dumb
loony OF n Swn1e 10 kape out or me
road ana not pick me up unless | fall
on the range. md 20 Rape her snlv-
cling to herself and IN be cooking
ycz all the best dinner "a ivcr ate"
over Pna tn, &c, y II, RID, and
she SAW that no harm Ind been done,
and the soup and npn " sc sal. jones
could he trusted with the salads and
the 1weets which were all cold. She
laid her hand On the womqn's shoulder.
She fixed a commanding but not stern
oye upon her. Put your head unGer
The cold water faucet" said she. Zones,
you see It isn't the hot water one. and
don't scnld her, ana In co up! Then
you cook the dinner, auL Hedwiv, you
wait on her; she will oe all right di-
reqtly." j
She gave 4 few directions about the
dinner saw them all At work, CHARGED
electric confidence. and went upstairs.
She walked through tire hall. frown-
ing wlth tdohs ut, but SIN entered her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Thorps Spring, Tox.. Nov. iG.-Tb.
battle of 1894 has been fought. the
smoke cleared away ana we can now
negln 70 see where We are at. We nnd
mat many OF the farmers will not be
ap,e 70 settle with the merchants; QUITE
,ot ol tenants moving of. leaylng
welring goods boxes out slttInr M
sehemi and so ON throuehout the ist
10 one seems to be crowded with b,,si-
as the mattcrf ""''
NJ. I'd Millwee, one OF Add-Ronn.a
vaa graduates, Ia In the city. visiting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

NaVasoia, Tex, Nov. lC.--p. Asher q
: San, who reeerty sold thelr stook n,
Temple. have been arrested for swina.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

An invineible combinatIon-the pur-
~ ssIensth and whoiesomeness OF
" rr'ee's Baking Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

DalIas Now. rhl,rsas,.

D9llas News. Thursday.
,o IN ADDITION to noting the very nat
Vsrlng Credentials sent out bv Miss
noSa management, the News Mas
nsonla speelal emort to interview many
shg p' Il, VINO u, heard the young cantatrice
as' ana AGO and other points In Tex
10y speak In glowing termn OF nor v,o,, ro !,
Ni,l Voice and charming personniitv
caa, ss Jaw, so rumor says. resembles
ina s sr Du Maurier's newly born hero
c e,e, lrlioy: She is the niece Of ex.
es Sryrn1r soles OF Iowa, a fact not
the y uox oiiice office for the sale Of
Groenr,s,,,e oneert reserved seats at
sharp this morning. " . = e'oeA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

tonish,s saw concert at Greenwnl,,s
this NORM ssn be secured at ! o'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

For the Taw concert al Greenwalrs
.enisht can be secured at a'eieck
this morning. SsA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

When a mans single" he knows
nnothlng OF good housekeeping, When
nc mnrries he ieerps an abput H."
ms vile uses DR. Prices Baking Pow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

James Malone Of Lincoln. Neb. pro.
baby the most widely Known sscrs,
service oihslal Of the Northwest. spent
yesterday IN Fort Worth, a guest OF
Marshal Maddox, en- route to Houston
who're he goes to. take back oiYendsrs
wanted IN Lincoln Ter some owns.
not stated. Mr.. Malone ID The osso.,s
who became famous through The can.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

How shall the press the peopIe,s
rights mnintain%' Never better thon
by advertising DR. Prices Bal.ing Pow
der ~"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

The new county commissioners. Lacy
OF the third district. Barcus OF the
fourth. and Smith of the first who sue
coed Messrs. McAdams. Orr and Fish
er. respectively. took the oath OF office
and entered upon their duties today.
The commissioners will meet next
Monday to elect for the ensuing two
years an overseer OF the poor farm. a
janitor and engineer for the court
house. and an elevator man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

a woman, living directly across the
street saw a burglar break into I'M
Wlhaew or p 7, Smiths grocery on
last night. s'fee's
she screamed in Miss Yaw's highest
pitch and the burglar len The neiSht
berhood at the top Of his speed.
Rev. j, n, Gem. the wSn known
state evangelist OF Arkansas. viii
preach at the ook Cllfr chrlstisn
enureh next Sunday morning and
night.