The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-10
FALL FESTIVITIES AT ST. LOUIS.
September 9th to October oath, 1895.
A Grand Continuous Reign of Mirth,
Melody and Mystery.

The committee having in charge
the st. Louis Fall Festivities, which
have contributed so much to the
pleasures of the good people of the
Mississippi valley, as well as those
residing in adjacent states, again
announces its program covering the
nineteenth annual season OF mirth,
melody and mystery. After vol
luminous correspondence, carried on
with the aid of Unc'e Sans S postal
service and mysterious messengers
from foreign lands, it was decided
that all the novelties of the world,
including the queens OF song, kings
of humor, princes of melody and
wiseacres OF mystery, could by
land, water and aerial fight, reach
st. Louis by September 9Th, 1896,
and take their places on her carnl-
val stage where curtain will drop
between the twilights of Septem-
Der 9th and October oath
The first attraction announced on
the program of gilt is the opening
of the Thirteenth Annual ST. Louis
Exposition, which throws its doors
open to the public September 9Th,
and for forty days and nights, un-
til October oath, will be the home
for all wishing to be delighted with
its magnificent displays and enrap-
tured by the straius of Gilmore's
and Innes' peerless bands.
The master of ceremonies next
announces our newly discovered
but highly esteemed friend, King
Hotu, Supreme High Chief of the
Funny Fellows. The jolly king with
his band of humorous chaps will en-
tertain the young and old on Satur-
day, October Sd, by a mirth pro-
voking parade through the decora-
ted thcroughfares of the city. Act
No. 3 on tue programme of gold
will de dellneated by the St, Louis
Fair Association through its Thirty
sixth Annual Exhibition, The stage
for this event will be set on the
morning of Monday, October 9th,
and will not be disturbed until Sat
urday, October 10th, when the cur
tain drops on a pleasing feature of
st. Louis carnival. A blaze of
light athwart the darkened eastern
skies, strange creatures of incon-
ceivable forms darting to and fro
in the heavens, and weird sounds on
discordant tomtOms waited on the
breezes from the seas, announce on
the evening of Tuesday, October
9th, the approach of a mysterious
cavalcade of beings from another
sphere. AS this mighty army set
ties on the streets of st. Louis for
a triumphant march through its
avenues of wealth aud beauty, His
August Highness, the Mightlest of
the Mighty, the Astute Yelled
Prophet, is seen in its van, robed in
purple and gold and carrying a
wand charged with the powers of
magic. In order that the season of
carnival be highly successful, His
Highness, the Yelled Prophet, King
Hctu ard couriers from the Fair
Association and st. Louis EXposi-
ton have issued an edict ordering
the Missouri Pacific Railway and
Iron Mountain Route to sell tickets
to st. Louis and return at greatly
reduced rates from all points on
their lines. Complying in full with
the edict of such notahles, the man
agement of these lines will place
the ahove mentionedrates in effect
For full particulars and copy Of pro
gram giving attractions in detail,
call on local agent, or address H. c.
Townsend, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, st, Louis, Mo,