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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-07-05


LUCIEN VOORHEES, & CO.,
handle the best makes Of Portable
Engines and Boilers, Saw-Mill
outfits, Irrigating Pumps, Rice
Threshers and Binders, Mowers
and Rakes. When in need give
them call. 8
The sportslmen of this town are
organizing a club with a view Of
building club house on the Spa
nish Lake, on the Keystone pro-
perry, on the south side of the ca
nal leading to the Teche, having
obtained the permission from the
manager, Mr.. John Peters. We
are told that this place ID really
the finest on the lake, being the
coolest, the place where the fish
is caught, the bottom there being
hard and clean sand, and being
eatirely free Of lilies and other
floating weeds.
Our phone number is ALL, if
you have any news item of any
kind please call us and We will be
glad to get the news. If you have
any guests at your house we will
be pleased to have you call US
give us their names, where they
are from etc. Do not be afraid
of bothering us, we have put the
phone in the officesjus for this
purpose. So give us the call.
| The vast establishment of Mr.
L. G. Duchamp, the mammonth o.
the town, is now resplendeht with
the greatest display of fancy goods
as has ever been seen in st. Mar
tinville. Mr.. Duchamp has th'
finest and largest stock of mat
tings, rugs, window shades, lac
curtains and all kinds of house
hold fancy articles that was evel
displayed by any store in this sec
ton. If you want anything tina
is new, nice, pretty, fancy, stylish
:. ornamental to improve, ornamen
and embelish your home, be sur
: to visit the store of L. C. Du
champs, and you will be show
lover the vast establishment wit
: the greatest of pleasure.
The Young Peoples edchre clu
, was prettiIy entertained Wednes
day by Miss Jeanne Lacaze an
they had an interesting game G
euchre, which resulted in Miss Il
ma Clement getting the first priz'
a gold pen, Miss Olympic Gnirart
: won the second prize, q pair {
: pretty statdettes. Mr.. F. E. DELI
t houssaye captured the fret priz
9 a hand mirror, and Mr.. st. Marti
Fournet, the second prize, a pool
q let knife. The boobies were give
!. to Miss Emma DeBlanc and M
). Maurice Olivier.
4 The next entertainment OF u
club will be by Miss Olympic Gu
rsrd.
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I.-- p .-s
said election to be BY ballot unless
otherwise authorized by the Board Of d.
rectors or pfivided Otherwise BY the by
laws Of the corporation, and each stock
holder shall be entitled to one vote for
every share Of stock held aud owned by
him and may cast his vote IN person or
by Written proxy. and such meeting OF
stockholders shall be preceded by no
tics published 10 newspaper Of the Pa
rish Of st. Martin. once a week Tor
THIRTY DAYS, provided however that .
failure to hold said meeting OF stock
holders and to elect a Board Of Directors
shall not operate as forfeiture OF this
Charter. and any abandonment OF any
Of the rights secured to any Of the stock.
bolders. but the Board of Directors and
officers shall hold over until their sue
eessors are elected and qualified. In
case OF VACANCY in the Board Of Direc-
tors. the said Board shall have the right
/ 10 Gil it until the next regular election
ARTICLE VI.
The Board OF Directors when elected
nv the stockholders shall elect from
i their own number President. Vice
President. and Secretary aud Treasurer
both OF which last named officers may o.
held by one person unless the Directors
\ should otherwise determine to elect cott
Secretary and Treasurer. quorum
Of the Board Of Directors shall consist
of FOUR az persons. They shall nolf
4 sueh stated meetings from time TO TIM
as may be fixed and determined In sucl
bylaws as they may adopt and whicl
j they are hereby authorized to adopt 10
! their own government. and such specia
4 meeting as they may be called BY tn
President On request Of THREE III d
rectors. But such special meetings shal
be held only after personal or WRITER
!, notice OF the time and place shall nav
been given to all Of the Directors WIN
arc P'o'e". =" - ....,, .na
1 The Preslden. may s.sc 0a,, sus. ~ !,
2 may be requested in writing to call. Q
3 at least ONE THIRD % in number.
, all the stockholders. Of which specis
meeting thirty days previous motto
: shall De given oy pco,,os'.v' a.. =. so,.,
= the newspapers puo''Sne' " w
Gle OF tine eoplany:
Il Said Board on Direc'c's Sna' .,..
exercise all the powers anu uu'.s'
I'D $500 a. 49,. s..., ha,dsr. tha,,insslses.
Il law. In the stocknoiueis 'ne'n.o.'
Said Board Of Directors shall have =
D powers to employ all necessary sgent
: attorneys or others Whom tney ms
II think proper and right TO carry on y
70 objects and purposes Of THIS Corporate
= and to tx the salaries OF MI omce's m
: employers.
I'll The following napeo ssoc." 'S.eo
y shall constitute the nrss boa'a VI p.0
- tors Of this corporation anu isS on,, ~.
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CHARTER OF THE
Atchafalaya Oil 4 Mineral Co.,


State Of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin,
Be it known that on this 2lst day Of
May, A. D.. 1902. before me. the under
signed, j. Maurice Olivier, Notary Pub
lie in and for the Parish of st. Martin.
State Of Louisiana, duly commissioned
aud qualified as such, and in presence
Of James j. Martin aud Francis Ernest
Delahoussaye, good aud competent sub
scribing witnesses.
Personally came and appeared Samuel
Shelburne, Anthony g. Goulas, DIR. Jos.
S. Martin, Edward A. Davis, Scott kelso
and Robert Martin. aud the others whose
names are hereunto subscribed;
Aud who declared TO me said Notary,
that these and such other associates or
persons as may associate or become as
sociated with them and ayailing them
selves Of the general laws Of the State OF
Louisiana in relation TO the organiza-,
tion of corporations for works of public
improvements and Of public utility and
advantage. they have formed, and do by
these presents form themselves INTO a
corporation under the name. style and
for the purposed hereinafter expressed.
and that by these presents they do cove
nant and agree and bind themselves to
the following terms and stipuIations
which they adopt as their Charter, towit'
ARTIcLEI l.
The name of this corporation shall bt
the sATCHAFALAYA OIL g. MINERAL
COMPANY, LIMITED" and its domicil'
shall be and Is hereby fixed at the Pa
Irish of st. Martin, State of Louisiana.
II ARTICLE IL.
The purpose for which this corpora
, ton is formed are declared to be and ar
, as follows; tO-Wits $50 =
To deyeIope the timber. oil gas. sal
aud mineral lands in.the State OF Lou
, isiana, aud particularly in the Pafisl
. of st. Martin, State Of Louisiana. to buy
leases. sell, mortgage lands. to bore dee
wells, sink necessary shafts. topurchast
: own and lease necessary boring outiit
and other machinery required for tn
|, boring Of wells and sinking shafts. an
|, generally to do and perform any and al
acts, own. have, buy lease and mortgag
lands. machinery. pipes and pipe line
y as may be required In search for an
Q developing oil. gas, salt and minerals
b all kinds, potassium and sulphur. an
= the manufacture OF all same into tom
z merciaI products ready for sale. il foun
: upon the lands now under lease an
T owned or that may hereafter be. owne
or leased by this corporation. and upo
g such other lands as 1t may hereafter az
quire by leasse. purchase, donation
otherwise.
ARTICLE III.
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ARTICLE nj.

All citations. summons and other ie-
gal processes shall be served on the Pre-
sident Of said corporation, and in case
Of his absence on the Vice Pressda,'t, and
in the absence Of both on the Secretary.
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ARTICLE v.

The BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this
corporation shall consist Of SIX (6)
stockholders. who shall be elected at a
meeting of the stakeholder on the
FIRST MONDAY in MAY each year,
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Signed ]. M. OLIVIER. Notary Public.
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ARTICLE ".

The capital stock Of this corporation
is hereby fixed at the sum OF FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND ($500OOO.0O)
DOLLARS. to be divided into FIVE
THOUSAND 5000 SHARES Of ONE
HUNDRED $4,000 DOLLARS each.
which capital stock may be increased
in accordance with Act No. IS Of the
Louisiana Legislature, passed in the
year 1882. Stock in this Corporation
may be paid for in labor aud other ser
vices and in material furnished as we'll
as In cash.
No stock shall be sold for less than
NINETY 900 PER CENT Of Its face va
Iue. The stock shall be paid in such in
stalments aud at such times as may be
ordered by the Board Of Directors, and
by labor and materials furnished, SER
vices rendered or work done for said
corporation as may be agreed upon and
determined by the Board Of Directors
who are hereby vested with full authori-
| ty to act for .he Corporation In regula-
ting calls for payment, and making con-
tracts for the sinking Of shafts, the Dor
| ing Of wells. constructions Of other works
as may be necessary, for the furnishing
Of labor. services and materials. payable
In stock, provided that no stock shall be
given in payment for less than NINETY
(9O PER CENT Of its par value.
Transfers Of stock shall be made on
the books OF the Company. This corpo.
ration may begin its operation and shall
be considered fully organized wheT
iSIxTY (6O) SHARES or SIX THOUSAND
| CO, 10000 DOLLARS shall have beer
subscribed In cash or otherwise. s
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This corporation shall have authority
to adopt seal and under Its name aud
style above designated shall have and
enjoy cooperate existence and succession
for the term and period Of NINETY-NINE
(ss) YEARS from the date hereof. to con-
tract. sue and be sued, hold, receive.
lease, purchase. convey. and mortgage
both real and personal property. to own,
build and operate steamboats, and steam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27
VIOLET Is ANNOYED.
Gay Stranger IRON Colorado Springs
Pursues French Soubrette.

Violet Yillers, soubrette with the
1iberty Bellies company, appealed to
the Salt Lake police last night for pro-
lection from the persistent and alto
gether too aggressive attentions Of a
dashing young stranger from Colorado
Springs, who has been following the
company from town TO town, shower
ing money and presents of jewelry on
her These presentations have been by
messenger, az Miss Villers has declined
10 receive her would-be knight ErranL
or recognize him In any way beyond
keeping the presents he has sent her.
The fellow began at Colorado Springs
by sending a note requesting meet
ing. 20 the girls room at J a. m. Her
refusal only brought a series OF notes,
the messenger excusing himself With
the information that he was getting a
dollar for each note, However. Man
nger Hennesy has assured the girl that
he will rid her Of this annoyance, and
that she need not look TO the police.
She II French, and Is stopping at the
Kenyon, while the gay knight is quar-
tered at the Knutsford
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WIN. LONGMORE's FUNERAL.
Impressive 0bsequies Held IN the
Twenty-first Ward Yesterday.

The funeral services over the remains
of Elder William Longmore, were held
In the Twenty ward meeting house
yesterday, Sept 20, at 3 o'clock, Bishop
Marcellus S.Woolley conducting. There
was good attendance of sympathizing
friends and members Of the ward, the
floral tributes were numerous ana
beautiful, and the sweet singing was
rendered by the ward choir under the
direction of Elder John ID. Owen. The
opening prayer was offered by Elder
Thomas Moss, The speakers were
Counselors Herbert j.. Foulger and
VIM. j. Tuddenham, Bishop NJ. 5. Wool
ley and Presidents Jos. y. Taylor and
Angus NJ. Cannon, who offered appro-
pirate and consollng remarks, testify
ing to the integrity, liberality and ster-
ling worth Of the deceased, and 10 his
faithfulness as a Latter-day Saint The
benedlction was pronounced by Elder
Charles b. Felt. At the cemetery a
quartet rendered selection and the
grave was dedicated by Bishop NJ. 5,
Wooley. The pail bearers were VIM.
w. Calder. George II. Bourne, Thomas
Moss, David 4. Ailleck, Geo. II. Wal
lace and Joseph A. Williams.
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nrAER ohuacHHS.

Reorganlzed Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Latter-day Saints services In Mis-
sion Chapel. 22S east Second South
street, az follows: sabbath school at
10 4. M, preaching by Elder ID. G.
White Of Lamont az j a, m. and I
p. m. All are invited,
our sayior's Evangelical Lutheran
church, Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth South. Sunday services at
1880 a. m, In English, and 1880 b. M,
IN Norwegian Choir practice every
Wednesday evening. You are cordially
invited to attend. a. @, II, Overn Pas
tor
ST. Paurs church, corner Main and
Fourth South street, Rev Charles II,
Perkins, BID, rector Services, a. M
holy communiOn; 9:45 a. M, Sunday
school II a. m. morning prayer and
Sermon p, m. evening prayer and
sermon. Strangers cordially welcome
Seats free.
Evangelical Lutheran service In the
German language every sunday at 3 p,
m. Sunday school at .. IN, at the
Swedish Lutheran church, corner Sec
ond South and Fourth East You are
most cordially invited TO attend. The
Ladies' society meets on Wednesday,
oct. I. at D. m, at the parsonage, sOj
east Seventh South. Rev. j. Graebrer,
pastor residence, sos east Seventh
South. phone l26Oh.
First Unitarian Society Salt Lake
Citv Services, Odd Fellows Hail. near
new postoiiice site, Main street at II
o'clock a. M Sermon By Rev. Il. $.
Thacher Unity choir. under direction
OF Prof. p. n Cook. viii render. Let
not your heart be troubled" by Colborn.
Mrs, 7. N. Cook. win sing, Nearer, My
God, to Thee, by Schneider. The hall
has been renovated and newly earpeted,
making It comfortable and inviting All
invited. Seats free.
First NJ. Il. church, 80 east Third
South, Rev. T. n. Moorhead, pastor.
Preaching at II a. M. subject In morn
ing. whatsoever" Sunday school 9.i5
a. m, evening service D. m. lecture
by pastor subject, Habit The public
is cordially invited to attend these
services, Seats free.
Westminster Presbyterian church,
$50 south Fourth West street, Sunday,
Sept %, 1902 IL a, m, sermon by the
p8stor: 3 p. M, services conducted by
pastor 1915 p. m. Sabbath school; 100
D. m, Endeavor Sunday school. So.
west First North street p, m, Young
| Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor
Wednesday evening prayer meeting az
| So. IN. Rev. ]. Nicholson, pastor. resi-
| denne 27O west South Temple street
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THEY STOLE HORSES.
Two Youngsters Arrested for This
0flense Yesterday.

Here are couple Of horse thieves
| have captured" said Officer Sperry,
az he marched up to the desk sergeant
at police headquarters late yesterday
afternoon.
Where are they?" asked the SER
geant
They are here" replied sperry.
"Sperry," replied the official, you
had better change your brand Of dope"
But Just then a small voice which
came from about two feet above the
floor; Please, mister them there
horses are ourn. Two on 'em wuz an
the oder wuz black one wat loldey
guy ter us. Me brother leaned on de
gate and de rope cum Omit an der
wuz a rope around tn black ones
neck an We took him out an de oder
ones follered. Whatever goin' TO do
wild us? II It's death ia RAIDER be
shoot, but as gun scares me brother
you'd better hang him"
The speaker was William Saley, aged
II years, and his brother Garnet who
has only seen about summers He be.
gan 10 cry and after the desk sergeant
lectured them soundly they we're releas-
ed
The youngsters were arrested be-
cause they took three horses 90 out Of
the cstray pound and hid them IN a
clump OF willows.
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock a.
m IN the Assembly Hail. All are
cordially invited.
Religious services In the German lam
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at " o'clock In the Assembly Hal.
The First quorum Of Elders VIII
meet in the Seventeenth ward meeting
house next Monday evening, at 1851
o'clock.
The Tenth quorum Of Seventy VIII
hold their regular monthly meeting Ia
the Second ward Westinghouse on Mon
day night. Sept 10Th at 1880 o'clock.
The Second Quorum Of Seventy VIII
meet In the Fifteenth ward yestry on
Monday evening, Sept o.
There will be a meeting OF the general
stake and local officers OF the Y l.. ~.
NJ. /. A. held Tuesday, Oct. T. 1902, In
the Fourteenth ward assembly hall at
10 a, m. The public is cordially invited
TO attend
ELMINA s, TAYLOR, Prest
ANN NJ. CANNON, secy.
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ADDED UPON.
TIE SECOND EDITION

Of Nephi Anderson's well known book
Is just out, This story, dealing as Il
does with the philosophy OF life as re-
vealed In the pre-exlstent state OF man,
In his present experiences, and In his
future life, has touched sympathetic
chord In the hearts Of the Latter-day
Saints, and has been received with
widespread interest.
Round In artistic paper cover 25c.
Bound IN cloth, SOC.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main St., Salt Lake City.
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BATHsHEBA w. SMITH.
EMMELINE B. WELLS. secy.
sunday school superintendent.

win you please have announcements
made In the regular ward meetings.
next Sunday sept 2S, that the general
board OF the Deseret Sunday School
union are very DESTROYS that the best
OF order shall be preserved az the regu-
lar somi-annual conference Of sunday
school workers IN the Tabernacle. sun
day. Oct 3, as 1880 p. m. and that all
persons attending the meeting VIII be
expected 10 remain until the close. Also
please send IN the names NJ the broth.
rem appointed 10 act as pshers at once.
JOSIAH BURROWS
WILLARD G.. BURTON.
CHARLES r.. FELT.
Stake Suuprintendpncv.
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lions Maori Association.

The annual reunion Of Australian,
Tasmanlan and New Zealand Elders
and friends viii be held in the Four
tenth ward assembly rooms on FRI
day evening, Oct. 3, 1902. The program
viii consist Of musical numbers and
select views Of New Zealand scenery.
Several recently returned Elders viii
be present The rooms viii be darkened
during stereopticon exhibition, 80 all
are asked 10 come early. Handwriting
from 1880 to 5 o'clock. Program
promptly at g.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

u. Mehesy, Jr, has presented the
Elks lodge with a very handsome bear
skin rug which now decorates the floor
OF the ladies' reception room.
Miss Mcdonald OF Colorado Springs
will lecture tomorrow at $3.50 p, m. In
the First Congregational church on
"Will the world be evangelical in the
Twentieth century"
Mrs. j. s. Holding OF 1926 Gordon ST..
who has been so seriously Ill for the
past four weeks with Inflammation and
peritonities, seems to be improving nov
and hopes are entertained for her
speedy recovery.
The missionary farewell given In
honor OF Elder Lambert OF the Thlr-
tieth ward last evening was we'll at
tended and much enjoyed by all pres
emit A substantial sum was realized
which was presented TO the departing
missionary.
The concert given In the Farmers
ward Westinghouse last evening for the
benefit of Geo. Fox. who soon departs
on a mission, was a gratifying success.
The program was especially intereset-
ing and thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent.
T. 8. Jensen OF the "Corlanton" COM
pnny Is 'out' diamond stud claimed
to be worth $3.50. which dropped from
his short front while dressing for the
play at Omaha. His sister Miss Martha
Jensen, Is said 70 have also lost a valu
able diamond. Both are residents OF
this city.
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Relief Society Conference.

The general conference Of the Relief
society Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latter-day Saints VIII be held in
the Salt Lake Assembly Hall in this
city. Tuesday, Oct, 7, meetings COM
mencirg at o'clock p. IN, and Z o'clock
in the evening The president OF the
Relief society OF each Stake Is expected
to be present, or one Of her counselors
1t Is earnestly hoped there will be a
large attendance of the members Of
this society, The First Presidency Of
the Church Apostles, presidents OF
Stakes and Bishops are cordially invited
to attend the conference,
BATHSHEBA w. SMITH.
President.
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE.
IDA SMOoT DUSENBERRY,
COungelors
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EMAlELINE b. WELLS, secy.
General Relief Society Nurses Class.

Tho General Relief society class OF
nurses VIII commence the regular course
OF training the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, Mrs. Emma Empey, super
visor, DR.. Margaret G, Roberts, teach
er and Instructor The presidents Of
Relief society are expected 10 take a
special interest IN selecting suitable
women from the respective wards 10
take this course Of training. and Il is
desirable that the Bishops lend their as
sistance In this matter which Is for
the benefit OF the sick ard afflicted
brethren as well as sisters. Particulars
may be obtained az the officers meet
ing OF the Relief society during confer
ence week, or from the secretary and
treasurer. Mrs Phoebe q. Beatie. No.
55 North West Temple. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


Regular services Of the Church 81
Jesus Christ Of I.atter-day Saints WIN
be held tomorrow. Sunday; Fast meet
ings being held IN the respective wards
at 2 o'clock pm; Sunday school az
10 am, and meetings in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows.
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|. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Professional teachers. Splendid equip
ments. Day and night sessions. Prac-
teal and thorough training In book
keeping, shorthand, typewriting ami
telegraphy; also English, mathematics
history, ciyics, economies etc. Law
speciality $40 per year Night school
81 per month. In new buildings on Main
and College streets, Salt Lake City,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27

oct. 8, 1902. the regular monthly fast
meetings VIII be held on Sunday, Sept
2s, In all the wards OF the Granite
Stake Of Zion, and the High Council
and Priesthood meetings on Saturday
Sept. n. al the usual hour and place.
All home missionary appointments for
Sunday, Sept. IS, are therefore cancel
led,
FRANK, Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES Il. MILLER.
EDWIN BENNION.
Stake Presidency
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ENGINE AND pUwp EXHIBIT.

Farmers, Fruit Growers and others
interested. can zee at State Fair
Grounds, our Gasoline Engines and
Pumps at work Water is pumped,
showing the application for all sorts
of duty. We manufacture Gasoline
Engines that do the work. We do not
claim to have the cheapest engine on
the market, but we do claim that our
Engines are giving satisfaction wher-
ever installed. It will pay you to in
vestlgate. Information cheerfully
given by Agent in charge OF exhibit a
State Fair, and by
FAIRBANKS. MORSE & CO.,
Commercial Club Building, 2lS-22O
West TemDle ST.
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s233O Round Trip to New York
with stop-overs at Baltimore,
washington aud Philadelphia

WIN be the rate for excursion tick
cts from Chicago. October Ord. 4th, 9Th
and 9Th, via Pan Handle route; s25.S5
via Fort Wayne route. and S2I9O from
st. Louis via Vandalia- Pennsylvania
Lines. Tickets viii be good returning
until October 18th Ascertain details
by addressing Geo. T. HUI, Dist, Agt.,
$40, 18th street, Denver, Colo,