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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

OFr0m Fridays Daily CltIzen }
Bis republican rally o. Barelas co.
morrow night
Miss Becker Of Bolen o. boz tbe city
visiting and shopping.
Mr ana Mrs Waltor Council. OF los
LuuaH. are m tho city visiting aud
shopping
Mrs j. N Shunlobnrpor. of SO 220
West Gold avenue. is reported quite lil
With typhoid fever
John Is Wiley. a mining man from
Ho Co0uoy mining district New Mex
900. Jos DOB tbo city
rhe republicans of uIl Albuquerque
500 hold o. r1uaiug republican meet
tlmorr1a evening
ludFe a y Ahhntt auomog tor
lhe Pueblo Indians of NoV MoUco.
n Ono g;y ON official business
Mrs Joseph Price. of socorro. came
u hs morning to Visit tow days
Nv Leon b stern and Mr Simon
stern
rhe Lillian Mason company have
an, iIcd rho.r engagement ut tbc
Elks opera house Tor this and tomor.
row evenings
g. A. Grooniaw. who owns ana 0p.
crates sawmill Bftcon miles ou
rom FLAGSTAFF. Arizona. ls ln the city
n business
Ncmbcrs OF iho Albuquerque Iowa
club werc entertained last evening hy
Mr. ana Mrs E @ Allen. OF 500 North
Second street
Mrs. Emma G. Whltson gave a ain.
nor party last evening 90 honor of
Mrs May Hawley Murray. who is in
the city from San FrnncIsco.
w. IS Snyder. the Santa pc brake.
man who was injured az BomaIllo
recently. lrn the local hospital today
ior the taa VEGAS hospital His lon
loo, was amputatod as a result of tne
injury
a W. Cleland. me Denver capitalist,
ls in the city looking after hls Alhu
uuerque interests Mr. Ciolaud win
have "a cement walk laid ahgt,lug ON
his property. which Hes between Rail.
ro3t and Gold avenues on Fourth
street
Wln Rcidy. chief OF the bell boys az
the Alyarado. had the misfortune thls
morning 90 lose 50 worth of p0stage
stamps Any one finding che lost
property win do the young man n great
favor hy notliyiug him
Carlos Bacn. the sncun of Valon.
ella county and a candidate for re-.
election. is Ia the city today on bins.
mess. he says Valencia county o.
safe Tor Senator Andrews hy the
usual republican maiorlies.
Mr. and Mrs John 8 Trimble Of
El paao. came 90 from the south this
morning. and are visiting during tao
Say relatives and friends They are
on their way % S. louis, whore they
win take ln the Worlds Fair
Albert s. Callard. age i3 years died
on Lead avenue last evening az $50
o'clock from consumption. The re-
mains will be- shipped 90 the boroayei
wife al Brooks. Oregon. Toe do
ceased came 60 Albuquerque Sunday
night from Colorado Springs. 90 which
place be- went last May J r. Callard.
a brother was present al the time OF
death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
REPUBLloAN MEETINGS.


There win b. Republican meetings
Ia this county a. follows;
San Antonito. November 2. a. 3 D.
m.
ChhlA. November 3 a. 9 p. m.
HsoOlosa, November 4. a. p m.
The above mootings are being held
by r g. Hubboll and several excellent
speakers.
Ranchua do Albuquerque. November
2, az 0ciock a. residence % ID.
Martlnez.
Ins uHosoa. November s. az So
M. az residence Of NJ. Herrera.
los Duranoa, November Q, a 8
p. m, a residence OF ri Springer.
los Padiliaa. November 6. a. 10
a. m., ~ Residence 81 Vidal Chavoa
Pnlarito. November 8. AZ 2 O'Clock
p. M a. rouidonoo 81 N. " Chavoa.
harolaa, November 6. a 8 D m.. a.
store o. Eslayio VISA.
Atnaoo, November 4. AZ 8 D. a., AZ
runcnos de Atriaco. November 4. AZ
8 p. ma. a. residence % David Meta
gar
Old Albuquorque, November 3. q
7iS0 p. a., a. courthouse.
Albuquerque, Novombor Z. AZ D.
m.. AZ oofno9 ~ Raiiroad avenue and
Second street
Cool speakers via attoud 90 those
meetings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Recently Ne Has Shown a Disposition
20 Fight New Prisoners
William 0faiun Uho has been con
lael ih lal Cd tft cbarga of the
murder of Henry Jones. has been one
90 ,le bcsi tr,-mors On tho laIi until
-o'c0'v. whom 81 bornma obsiropor.
ous ana o. has become necessary to
chain Dim Rocoutly ho hBs shown "a
deposition 90 neht most every new
prisoner mat wts' placed .n the up
per corridor of thc prison. and the
ialcr has placed him tn irons cha!n.
me hls leTs.-Roswcl Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
SALE OF UN.
CLAIMED EXPRESS

Onico of Superintendent Colorado. Now
D.. .. Mexico Division.
Denver Colo. October 90. 1904.
10 Whom % Mas Concern.
Notice ls hereby given that natter
as per lisi below, now remaining un
claimed or Otherwise IN the offices of
Wallis Fargo a Company az different
points Boo Che territory of New MoNcn
viii bo sold az public auction to The
highest bidder 90 l0 O'Clock A. a.
at Albuquerque. n M. on The 0rsj day
Of December uoKt unless the same
shall be- called for ana all charges paid
thereon g. ~ YOUNG
Superintendent
} % HATCH v. Agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Pittsburg, Pa Nov. Elaborate
arrangements have been completed Cos
the annual banquet q the Pittabura
Chamber 90 Commerce a. the Hotel
achenlay tonight John Morley. the
Engllsh statesman. will be the prln.
olpal spoakor Hta services were ~
cured through Andrew Carnegie. who
made a personal appeal b Mr. Morley
20 accept the invitation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
RaIlroad sold

New York. Nov. 2.--The Rio urande.
Sierra Madro and Pacific railroad. El
Paso Southwestern Terminal Bridge
company and the Sierra Madre Con-
gtruotion company have been sold by
Tllghman. Rowland q Co. 10 W @.
Greene. president Of the copper com,
pany Of Cananea. Mexico. The prleoe
ives not made public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
FaIrbanka NealIoa End o. Tour

sullivan. Ind. Nov f-sounior Fair.
banks Is mating a whlrwInd finish of
Dds cahipa.m tour The special train
of tho vice presidential candidate ia
cheduled to cover a large section of
'ho HoosIer sinto today. following hls
Gree speech here before q o'clock this
morning The days Itinerary includes
addresses at Linton. Odon. Eluora.
Washington NInconncs. Princeton.
poseyvillo and Mount vernon and o
nishJ meeting at Evansville.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
WINTER TOURIST RATE
COVERS MANY STATES
Action 81 the Santa Pc Forces the
Making o. Concessions BY
Al Roads.


Making Of Concessions BY
Az Roads.
The Santa Re has forced the soutn-
western Passenger association %
make Colorado cities and towns win
ter resorts The Santa 20 pul IN 10
rates from southeastern Kansas. Okla.
homa and Indian Territory, and THIS
has forced the association 70 follow
which means that all Of Texas can
now enjoy spocial rates TO the south.
west during the winter
This. together with The recent &C.
ton By the Western Passenger aBao-
citation, givea winter tourist rates
from Chicago. g. Paul. st. Louis and
Texas and intermediate points 10 the
southwest the rates being eloctlve
Monday. II Is believed that the south.
efn lines will follow and that winter
tourist rates viii practically take IN
every state west Of tho AllCghanios
While heavy travel Is not looked for
from the southern states. yet q Is Ger.
tain that until Docembor ! there Will
be fairly good travel from this section.
However, II 70 believed that che travel
from Chicago. 81. Paul and 81. Louis
and intermediate territory viii BE-
heavy. a. the winters in this territory
are Rigorous The rates will also a..
tract hundreds % people cast OF Chi.
cago, where tho winters are even more
severe.
Literature advertising Colorado.
New Mexico and Arizona "a winter 10.
sorts % being distributed throughout
the Baat
A. - a. go
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
MMnnN MnnNn

Apodoca. o.. Arinrn. o.. Blattman.
g. T. Borz A.; Martinez. Dc Lopez
~ Martinez VI sandoyal. b. ray.
Tor. y W.
WArROus
LANCE q Upton VALDEZ. o.
WHITEWATER
Baird. O. w.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Mra. %. @. Whiteon. OF the Whitson
Music company, and Prof Johnson.
tuner for the company. expect 10 leave
Sunday evening Tor Silver City on a
business trip o. several days duration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

nnrahoo, via, Nov i.--sevoral hun.
dred teachers are here Cor the annual
meeting ~ the Southern Wisconsin
roachers' Association. which began
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

nuo collector and Inspector. arrived
from tho south this morning aud o.
attending to official duties On me clty
today Nv loomls haa boon ON a
tour of the southern cities and be- on
route homo. where ho VIII arrive n
time 90 vote
Solo M0ntoya who On the ranubli
can candidate Tor probate Judge 90
QuaY county was born ln Santa Fa
February 25. is76. hut was educated
in the public schools Of Albuquerque
fio went 90 Tucumcari about two
years aao and cnmgod In the, stock
raising business
j E Matthew. proprietor nf the Mat.
thew Jersey dairy who was back east
purchasing additional COWS fOr his
dairy and was held beyond Ration on
account oft tho waahous nov has one
off 'ho LARGEST iair.cs In the southwest
end owns SOME OFF ihe finest mixers
over brought to this city.
fi0n. n. D. Prince. onn of thp atior.
nos Boa lho Cehollettp land grant hear
ine o. again iu this ciry. making me
N|INN NNIN NN.i| N| NN" NNINNN NN ~.
huquorquc On me interest Of hIs cii.
cnia No De- Thought that some Kind OF
"a decree VIII be entered ln the cause
tllH afternoon or tomorrow
Tact night The republicans Of Ala.
moda precinct listened 30 spoocbcs Boy
Attorneys y w. Dobs0n aud Thomas
n Wllserson. and w. ~ Greer candi
date f1r tho council from the counties
of Boualllo sandoval and Mckinley
Tho meeting was woll attended. aud
Alameda wlli roil up hor usual large
republican majority.
D. T.. Myers local agent FOR the
Santa Pc. announced this morning
chat trains viii ho running from Dem
mr ,huUuah to silver City This even
iue Tho silver city branch OF the
enuin Fo was pat ou' Of commission
hy V1sh0uu more than three weeks
ae0 and l7 Just now rocover'ur So
extensive was the damage that
large force OFF mon have heon working
on 80 continuously since then
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
JAmiarp sTRrEr CAR.

ln the iammod aud louncIug street car
was hanging o. "a strap.
Trying hard to keep from sitting iu
some total strangers lap.
Every time we stopped some others
scrambled hurrlcdly aboard.
While .n tones chat thrilled with earn.
cstuoss the blue clad man inc.
piorod
Oh. there's plenty of room nap from
there " youll move along and
hunt
Step a iittlc uyciy people. for there's
Room
Up
Front
n we'd hood thni IuIc lesson as we
struggle day hy day.
Toll.ng 0r and moi.uE onward iu q
DUH hnIthoariod way.
f we'd make resolution that we'd
Do our work e0 we'll
Thai unless tho others hustled we'd De
certain to excel
we would fo1l l9t Jess crowded al
we do our duv stunt
~ we'd step little ,yely' tEorod be
Room
"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

An a in Tue oi,iaon brings results.
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
Legal Tters-

Go to Burks < Killjan tAey are selling out. st. Mir. II. r. Bailey was here the l first of the week.
 Have you seen those umbrellas at the Star Jewelry Go's5
 Mir, Frank RowclI has returned from Monroe, La.
 Burks X KiIlian are going out of business. et. MT. NJ. L. Nount visited Arkan- sas city last week.
 Bordeaux letter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers. II MT. C. r. Kennedy visited Der mott this week.
 Niolins, Guitar, Mandolins and Banjo's at the Star Jewelry Co. Read the delinquent tax list of lands in to days paper.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Mr. J. NJ. Waddsll was out from MorrelI this week.
 Dr. kimbro, of Tyro, was vis- itor to our city this week.
 The MoHrIeELLoNfAN Phone No. 50. Send in your locals. MT. c. NJ. Matthews, of Lake Village, was here last week. Mr. Mister Blythe made q busi. ness trip to Dermott iast Friday. Wall paper-spring stock just in at Bordeaux Drug Store. MT. K. D. Wells and wife yisi- ted Lake Village last week. X complete line of musical in. struments at The Star Jewelry Co. E. c. Hammock, Esq, visited Dermott one day last week. Clothing of all sorts at whole sale cost.
 Burks < Killian. Mrs. Fife Hyatt has returned from visit to relatives at Pine Bluff.
 Gall on us for ice.cold bottled eoeo-coIa and soda pop.
 Curry t Wells. Mr. K. D. Crenshaw, of Der mott, was visitor to our city last week.
 Sec our line of genuine, goose feather pillows.
 Jeter Furniture Co.
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26

Bring us your chickens and eggs. We pay the highest market price for chickens and 10 cents per dozen. cash, for eggs.
 D. $. Wells < Co. We have just received another shipment of Little Tudor Play Suits. Make your boy happy with one.
 ". NJ. Robertson < Co. In the school election for the Monticello School District, held on last Saturday, 5 mills tax car ried, and ]. J. MeCIoy and A. B. Taggers were elected Directors.
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26

Mrs. c. r. Kennedy and chil- dren are visiting relatives in Ash ley county.
 Don't take anybody's word for It, come and see.
 Burks & Killian. MT. Ed. Ahrens was q business visitor to Dermott one day last week.
 Fresh line of cakes and crackers just received at
 Curry X Wells. Mir. Carroll Brown, of Warren, was here this week, visiting rela- tives and friends.
 Nice line of men s all-wool suits, worth $7 50 for $4. 50.
 r. H. Scott. Patrick Henry, Esq, has movs ed his law office up stars, over the Monticello Bank.
 Buy Felt Mattress {; we have d nice line.
 Jeter Furniture Co. Rev. W. M. Hayes attended quarterly Conference at Jersey, Bradley county, last Friday. We can fill your bill-everything in the dry goods line.
 Burks x Killian. Miss Lizzie Finn has returned from d lengthy visit 10 relatives and friends in Little Rock.
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
New fine of Ladies' shirt waists, in sam- pies. at wholesale cost at F. H. Scott S.

Somebody onght to run tho can ming factory this summer. The factory people might rent the out fit to some expert canner if they do not care to run it themselves.
 Bear in mind that our big, 30 day special sale only lasts short while longer. Don't fail 10 get some of the bargains we are offer ing in thIs sale
 Jeter Furniture Co.
 The people of Monticello have been patient and long suffering over the passenger depot matter. Will not the railroad people come to our relief, and give us a tent, ii they can Go no better;
 Sank Dancer, eolored, was shot and killed by T negro named Con- ley, near GuIledge's Mill in the Eastern part of the county, on last Saturday. Conley came to town and surrendered to the Sher- if, claiming sell defense.
 Rev Watson Freddy, who is a student in Ouachita College. was called home last week by the sud den death of his mother. He reached home in time to attend the funeral, on last Saturday eyen- iug.
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
Just received, a big line of ladies Woolen skirts (samples) which will be sold at whole sale cost.
F. H.. Scott.

Messrs Toi'n R. Alien and A. ". Lowe have been reelected as Principals of their respective schools in Pirc Bluff Miss Berta Hyatt and Miss Annie Carmiebal have been elected teachers ia the Sixth Avenue School, of which Mr. Allen is Principal The above named are all Drew county peo- pie. The gentlemen are from Lu- ella and the ladies from Monticel- To
 Special sale. on all high-cIass dress goods at Robertsous Silk foulards, worth 6sc at s5e. Cotton fonIards, wotta 3oe at SC. Silk mulls, worth 5os at 5oc. Mercerized Novelties, worth soc
 at 25c.
 Silk gingh.uns, worth asc at isc
 You cannot appreciate these prices un'ess you call and see them.
 ". NJ, Robertsoh < Co.
 Died. in this city on last Friday night. after short illness from congestion. Mrs John Freddy, age 30 yeafs. The deceased wa: one of Monticello's oldest resi- dents, ha9ing lived here most ol her life. She was kind-hearted good and useful woman, and one who had great many friends. She leaves q husband. three sons and one daughter, all of whom have the deepest sympathy of oul people. After impressive funeral services at the home by Rev. Mir Turner, Pastor of the Baptist Church. the remains were convey ed to the old Rough and Ready Cemetery, just South of this city and inferred. surrounded by I large concourse of weeping fela- lives and sympatbizing friends
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
CoIored Teachers Institute.

There will be held an institute for Colored teac hers at Monticello, beginning on Monday, June 9th, and ending with the June examina- ton.
 Special attention will be given to additional studies as required by the last legislature. All teachers are urged to attend. Tuition sI.5o.
 William Harris April .I. tt
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
I0o4 Delinquent Tax Sale.

The lands and parts lots delinquent county Arkansas for the together with penal ties and charged thereon agreeah contiued folio wing list, to-wh:
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26

hereby as parts much thereof may necessary pay penalty and due thereon III be sold by the County Collector the Court House n Drew county, Arkansas the second Monday Fahe f9o4 unless the sai penalty 5s paid before that said sale will be continued from day day said and lots and parts of lots be sold.
 my official County Clerk, this the day Of May f9ol. ! ". KIMBR0, County Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
For anything in the staple and fancy grocery line. call on
 Curry < Wells

until the leaves fall, again.
 MT. II. E. Tom has gone t' Mansfield. ba., where he will en gage in the oil mill business. IeviI' pay you to sec us abou' dry goods. We are closing out.
 Burks X killian. Mrs. ]. (. Knox and littlt daughter, Miss Virginia visited relatives at Pine Bluff this week We will pay the highest market price for your country produce.
 Curry $ Wells. There are eight fine residences in process of construction in thi, city and five brick business houses Ladies trimmed hats, 4sc tc $E95 pretty patterns
 Burks < EiIlian. Mir and Mrs. J. |. Jeter have a new arrival at their home, in the person of a fine girl baby bern or the 18th inst.
 We have large stock of mat ting. Call and examine our line before buying
 Jeter Furniture Co. Highest market price paid for chickens. Will pay 10 cents per dozen, cash, for eggs.
 D. :. Wells < Co. We will convince you that ws can save you money if you will let us.
 Burks X hiIiaH. The Star Icwelry Go, IS show iag I beautiful assortment of nm, brellas.
 There will be an entertainment and dance at the Opera House To night, for the benefit of the New Band. The dance is free.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator foi Arkansas l1vers at
 If Bordeaux Drug Store. If you want new stock to SC. leet from, come this week We are selling out.
 Burks < kitlian. One hundred roon1s of pretty wall paper for sale.
 tf. Brown. MeQuiston < Co. The largest stock of watches 1T South Arkansas Ut
 The Star Iewelry Co. We have just received new lot of wash goods, suitable for shitt waist suits. waists. etc.
 W. NJ. Robertson t Co.  Persons who have friends visit ing them from distance wil please let Us know it. Phone 90 Ten cents per dozen, cash, fot eggs, aud the highest market price for chickens at D. 5. Wells & x Cos.
 Buy your fishing tackle and base ball goods from Brown, McQuis ton $ Go. tf Mrs. A. Watkins, of Littl, Rock, is visiting the family O Hon. N. A Wadsworth in the Southern part of this county. Isn't it reasonable that you eat buy goods cheaper from ps thar you can elsewhere
 Burks & killian. Why will Burks & Killian sell you dry goods cheaper than you can buy them from any other house in Montieellof They have q good reason for it.
 Big line Of samples Ladies' muslin under wear at wholesale cost 74 E u CCaT+'c
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
O. Lindsey \ gent.

The "Home Model'' Hahi Power Hay Press, manufactured by Coke Gotham, Monticello. Ark is one of the most useful aud most important machines oa the market. lis cheap, durable and does its work well The price of the press. Sls co, puts t in reach of every farnier, and with it, two=hen of one man and boy, eau bale from tou 10 | 50 bales of hay l day Every farmer. who owns mower. and has to other press, should give this one a trial. It will pay for itself in little while.
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
DIR F CTOR Y

STATE. Gdeefnor--.Jef. Datis. Seeretary-Jno. W. Crockett. Au,litor-r G. Aonroe. Treasurer-H. C. Tiptan. Attorney General-Geo ". Mufaty. Supt. Public fnsttactian--J II. Hinemui Land Commisspner-E K. Contay, Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures md Agriculture-ll. T. bradford
 CONGRESSIONAL. Congressman, 0ta Distriet-Jee T. Robin son.
 JUDICIAL.
 SUPREME eotRr. Chief lhsfiee-H. G. Bum. Associates-B. B. Battle. Simon P. Hughes. Carroll D. Wood, j.. F. Riddiek.
 TENTH CIRCUIT. Judge-z. T. Wood Prosecuting Attorncy-H. W. Wells.
 caANcgRY-2ND D1srrIeT. Judsc-M. L. Hawkins.
 SENATORIAL. Stata senat,s, l7th DistricL-c. T. Cots ham.
 COUNTY. Reproscntatige-I A. Bird. Judge-W. r. Slemons. Sheriff af.t colIeet8r-Water Wilson. Co., and Probate Clerk--J. V Kinbra. Cir CbHl, and Recor1er--J. E koouccs Treasurer-J. W. Crouk. Assessor-L. E. Morgan SarveyoF-Y. E Royal Eguuiner-Frank Haynes.
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Peaee-W. D. Rodgers. J E. Farley. Constable--Fcc Haynes.
 TERMS OF COURT. GireHt-2nd Monday ia Fe5'r and Sept. chnncerg-2ud atalrdli.y in Iuaga and Dee c1uuly-Frst Mndas iu dsnv. April Jnly anA October. Prohatr-fth Monday in Jaaaary, April, July and October.
 CITY. Mayor-Pat. Henry. Jr Reeordef-R. E. Yatice Bordeaux AIdermen-D. T. Hyatt, Walter Lant- bert. II. Hankins, j. L. Allen. Jack cuf- ". city council meets the tirst Friday nistt Ii zach month,
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26
List of Letters Remaining in the 20. at Monticello, Ark,
 Unclaimed for 50 days.

The above unless called for in the noxt two weeks will be sent to the dead letter off
The Monticellonian., 1904-05-26

MT. K. T. Wells has purchased the Monticello Canning Factory and will run il this season. Mr. Weils informs Us that he will ba ready to begin canning fruit about the first of July. He says that if the farmers will raise enough sweet potatoes 10 justify the run ming of the Factory. he will also can potatoes tbis FaH.
 1he regular order or services at the Baptist Church will be as fol. lows: Preaching every Sunday at II q. m. and 7 AS ?. m. Sunday School at 9 ;45 a. m.; Ionng Peo. ple's Meeting at 5 ?. m; Prayer Meeting at 7 :45 p. m Wednes. days. You are cordially invited to attend these services.
 r. r Turner, Pastor.
 Tickets to St. Louis and return. account Louisiana Purchase Expo sition, season ticket, sold daily from April 18th to Nov. I5th- $23.to; limited for retutn Dec. E. Sixty day excursion tickets, Apr. $ to Nov 20, sI9.e5. Fifteen day excursion tickets, Apr. a7 to Nov. in. GIh.,s