The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-06-20
TO MISSOURI TEACHERS.

Inc next session OF the National
Educational Association will be held
In Denver, July 5-12. All railroads
and hotels have offered liberal re-
ductions for this meeting. A rate Of
one fare for the round trip (plus
$500 membership fee) has been
granted by the railroads, tickets good
going one route, returning another.
Tho basing rate from Kansas City
and other Missouri River points Is
$1,000 02.oo membership fee In
cluded). The round trip rate from
any Missouri point may be found by
adding to the basing rate one fare to
Kansas City or any Missouri River
point north of Kansas City. Tickets
will be on sale July 4, 8, 6 and z, and
1t will be arranged for all Missouri
delegations to leave Kansas City on
July 4, SO Is to reach Denver in time
for the opening of tho Council. Tick
cts properly stamped by the Treas
urer Of the N. e. A., and by the
Joint Agent Of Railway Lines at Dem
yer, will be good for return until
July 16 without deposit. Tickets
may be extended for return until
September 1, by depositing them on
or before July 16 with the Joint Rail
way Agent at either Denver, Colora-
do Springs, Manitou or Pueblo.
Any one reading this who desires
an official bulletin, may obtain one
direct from Mr.. Dana by forwarding
his name and address.
Hotel arrangements have been
made for the Missouri delegation as
follows:
First. For those who prefer the
European Plan, the Oxford Hotel has
been secured, at seventy.five cents a
day each, where there are more than
one In a room. The Oxford Is new,
Are proof, European Hotel, strictly
first class, within a short block Of
the Union Depot. Persons stopping
here can be relieved of their luggage
on arriving in the city, and can take
their meals wherever they prefer.
The Woman's Exchange, 1543 Stout
Street; the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation, 1928 Stout Street; the Rose
mont, 164S Curtis Street, and the
Cafeteria, 1925 Curtist Street, ore
first class restaurants, at which
meals may be obtained for twenty
Ave cents.
Second. For those who prefer the
American Plan, the Glenarm Hotel,
at Glensrm and Fifteenth Streets,
within q block and q half Of the
meeting places, has been secured at
the exceedingly low rate OF 81. 90 per
day.
Third. For those who prefer &C.
commodations in private boarding
houses and families, arrangements
have been made.
For information, apply to Hon.
Fred. Dick, Chairman OF the Hotel
Committee, Denver, Colorado.
Colorado, with her snowy peaks,
her limpid streams filed with trout,
her parks abounding in deer, antelope
and elk, is delightful place to spend
the summer months. Mining camps
and summer resorts are found
throughout her borders. Camping
outfits may be either bought or
rented In Denver. Tents rent at
$500 . month and upward, accord
ing to the size Of the tent.
Missouri has always stood well to
the front with regard to numbers at
tending the meetings of the N. e.
A. Last year she ranked fourth
among the States Of the Union. This
year, considering the shortness and
cheapness Of the trip, and the beauty
of the situation chosen for the meet
ing, would It be too much to expect
Missouri to rank irtt as to numbers
In the delegation, and to send at
least one thousand people to Denver
In Julyf JOHN T. BUCHANAN,
State Manager OF the N. e. A.