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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
DESDE COLON

(COnclusi6p.)
Vuelvo al cuartel general. No ocu
rre nada.
FL general en- jefe Sc retira a des-
cansar.
Me dice: va 10 We usted, Sc hace
todo; Sc les constituye un circulo, sa
len. Sc les forma otro y otro, pero
los malditos Sc van.
Llegan el cosnandante Balboa, je-
fe de la fuerza de Asturias, y da
cuenta al general en- jefe de la ope-
racion de aver.
Este je feicita y le dice que habra
iuicio de votacion para dos empieos
otras distinciones.
Aquellos seian casi SECURE para
los heridos captain Malibrau y tcnien
te Caballero.
Salgo Ia calie y hablo CON Soda.
dos oiciaics de Ascurias.
Ell encuentro fu6 rudo ei valor
grande
Cuatro compahias y una pieza Sc
| encontsaFon con las ayanzadas de
Gomez Las aeacaron y vinieron
sobrc elias 4 900 hombres, en- su ma
yor pafte de cabatieria.
Creyeron eonseguir el mismo re
su:tacio que con los 800 de Canaria:
= B4iiea en Mai tempo, y Sc equivo
,Eon'
Mas prevenidos estos calculagon e
oesigro; esperaroa siempre las carga.
formi3abies, y "a VOC de mando ha
clan fuego S distancia de 10 metros
Muchos eremigos caian; repetiar
Ia operacion; empezaron caer de
los nuestros. pero los efciales no Sc
cuidan dc las hsridas, Sc levantan J
siguen ensangrentados, hasta que nc
| pueden mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
DESDE MADRID
LA BELIGERANCIA

El il forme del comit6 de Ralacio
nes exbranjeras del Senado de Was
hington, ha causado aquf tai algara
da, que si en- los Estados Unidos le
yesen y tomasen en- consideration 10
que dice la prensa espanola, va los
y1nkees nos hubieran declarado la
gusrra.
Tanto las simpatfas que los var k ees
demuestran por los cubanos, como la
marcia ragiamentaria de esa cIase de
proposiciones en- los Estados Unidos,
hacen prever que el informe sera
aprobado.
Ri tramite que ha de seguir ese
iuforme es el siguiente:
Primero go limlta la votacion en-
las Camaras, y luego a la aprobaci6n
sanction del prasidente, para 10 cual
tiene este un plazo de diez dfas des
pu6s de votada la ley.
Puede el presidente hacer uso do
veto, derecho constitutional que ejer
ce ell iefe del Estado; pero pued.
tambl6n no ejsrcitarlo, y 81 transc1
rren 10, diez dfas sin que el presiden
te Sc decida en- uno en- otro senll,}o
el proyecto es entorces ley por con
sentimiento tactic
81 ell presidente Sc decide oponeI
su veto, ell proyscto pasa de nuevo
las Camaras. poIi6ndose otra vaa
votaoi6n, y basta con que reuna Ia
dos terceras parties de los votos parI
ser ley dcfnitiUo, a peaar del veto de
presldente.
De modo que, desde oualquier pun
to de vista que Sc mire Ia cosa, tien
probabilidades dc 6xito para los Gu
banos.
Ell informe 10 tiene NADIA de diplo
paatico; mas bien es una especie d
intimaci6n E pana, pues en- 81
ademas de invitar nuestra naci6
a que reconozea & los cubanoa los de
} yechoS de 6elfgeronciG en- la M snaa .ter
ma en- que Sc recoH0ce en- e3 deYecho an
teYmdcsonaE las ndciOneS en- guerra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
Atrayesamos perfodo harto di

Atravesamos periodic harto di-
ffcil.
Desde que rompi6 la revolu-
ci6n de Cuba viene aquf Ia lptran-
sigencia inventando conspiracio-
nes ridfculas, como 81 no satisfe-
cha con gobernar a su antojo al
oafs, pretendiera que SO nos hi
ciese vfctimas de persecution tor
pc 8 irsensata.
Gracias a la entereza de ma
de una actitud, no se han saido
con la suya estos elementos que
en- nombre de sus personales IN
tereses, han declarado guerra a
muerte al credito de esta isla.
Para que Sc desarroilen acaso,
entire nosotros, eras de violencia
engendrada por las disociadoras
suspicacias que han alcanzado eD
stos 1'timos tiempos So per1odo
algido, bastarfa la indiscreci6n &
| la debilidad 6 la mala intenciou
de autoridades que Sc deJa-
ran arrastrar por las corrientes
que Sc observan.
Ponce, como toda la isla, Sc
hace cargo de esa diffcil situa
cion
En- Ponce, como en- todo Puer
| to- r co, Sc desea seguridad am
plia y completa, como tienen de
recho a esperaria ciuaadanos que
para las necesidades de la vid'
privada, tuvieron siemp"e 81 ira
baio, y para llegar a las solucio
nes honradas a que aspiran, con
taron solo con la fuerza y las en-
senanzas de la paz.
, J1zgue.e, despu6s de csc
81 no hay raz6n para que dirija
, mos la vista y enderecemos {
3 dido hacia la region de donde h
de venir el nuevo alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
Ell AEREOL|TO De MADRID

He aqui las noticias que, & dltim.
ho.a, nos remften nuestros CORES
Donsales de Madrid acerca del fen6
ueno ocurrido en- squella capital el
dfa 10.
Hoy amaneci6 un dfa hermoso
ver6aderamente primaveral. E. Gle.
Ia szui Y hmpio, sin la mas levs
mancha.
Como las diez de la manana. int.
.rumpiendo la limpidez de la atm6s.
fsra, apareci6 una nubecilla que POGO
&, POGO fue adquiriendo Ia forma De
TN aefostato, 6, <jor aun, de una
granada.
Cuaudo la nubecilla Sc hallaba "a.
bre ei centro mismo de Madrid, esta.
ll6, lanzando una inmensa llamarads
semejanie a un relampago vivisimo,
que envolvi6 la ciudad, producien.
do TN espantoso deslumbramiento.
A la 'lamarada siguio un ttmb!sy
tan fuerte, que hacia estremecer les
mas s6lidos edif1cies, alcanzando los
barrios extremes y durando noventa
segundos, durante los cuales las gen.
tes saifan de sus casas preguntandose
que ocurr1a
El aereolito, bolido-6 10 que fue.
re, pues aun no podemos p'ecisarlo
en- estas primeras impresiones-se ex
tendi6 en- vapores igneos hasta extin-
guirse dc un modo lento en- Ell eter.
Eli efecto material fue identico al
de los grandes terremotos dc las an.
tillas
Hay despeIfectos en- la fabrica de
fabacos en- otros puntos.
La prensa de la corte, que solo
alcanza hasta el dfa 9, no puede ,raer
nj una mencion del suceso, que no
habfa ocurrido a1n.
Por esa causa> creemos de sumo in.
| teres nueStraS notaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
MULAS

Se vende una parti6a compuesta de see
muias donnadas. de un afio de trsbajo ea
magpifico estado para trabajarlss- eaiea
las interese puede dirigirse a don RstNei -
rra, oarrio de Tihes, en- Ia Haciends BHrsaS
Fonce, Is de Febrero de 1895 e-o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
LA GUERRA DE CUBA
Pasan Ell rio de la Colmena.

Pasan Ell rio de la Colmena.
FL enemigo Sc recoge como para
hacer en- masa un esfnerzo supreme,
y ell teniente de artilleria seTor An.
dino, que mandaba la pieza, descar-
ga, metiendo la granada en- el grupo,
produeiendo un efecto moral eXtraor.
dinario.
Reptile la descarga hAsta seis veces,
Sc desbandan; huy en- en- distintas d.
recciones dando gritos desafoTados.
Sc We correr muchos con genie
atravesada sobre la perilla &C las
monturas. y algunos hasta con dos,
y aquella pequefla columna de Astu-
rias y una seccion de srtilleria deja
los muertos del enemigo, recoge sus
heridos y despojos de las partIoas, y
sin mas molestias sc retira hasta San
to Donoingo de la Calzada, para to-
mar base en- Amorillas, desde donde
So venfan
va Ga muy tarde, cerca de la ura
GO is unadgugads,
Vieae un parte diciendo que las
pastidas estan en Aitamisal cerouita
de Cerv ahtes, y que aIgunos ocupan
Il ingenio Il paha, de Romero Ro
bledo.
Por distintos Puntos Sc enroiece el
espacio, of.eciendo la noch. sinies.ro
aspecto.
Don las siete de la maiana del y.
/ La estacion telegrafi>a empi.za
tener Il efscto dc un cruce.
Marcho a IA estaci6n. Hay varios
trenes preparados.
os abren varias csjas que tienen
Mauser. Fuerzas de Navarro Cuen-
ca es an tendidas EN- la esplanada ia
mediata. Sc verifica el cambio ie
| armamento.
Sale al POGO ratio un tren con obr.-
ros fuerzas para reeomponer las Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
GRAN DESAFIO De GALLOS

Para el que ha de tener lugar en- la aldea
Viglalba -Juans Disz en- los dias 6, z J s
de Mario pr6ximo, invitan los que suscriben,
duefios de la gallera en- dicha aldea.
Los coueurrertes habgan de eneontrar sin
genero alguno de duda todas las comodidades
spetecibles. una jugada de gallos espl6n-
iida, poroue en- ella correra ell dinaro a
mares.
Villalba, Febrero 1896. Schmtt Her
nanoS. b. 9 Mario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
ADlESTRO SIN!ESTR0

Como dato curioro y elocuent1simo
de los inveterados abusos que Sc co
raeten, mansalva. en este pals sin
ventura, vamos cisar el ~siguiente
ejemplo que pinta de cuerpo entero
nuestro regimen colonial, con todas
sus defcieBcias sus anomal1ss
Hagamos historic.
Cuando la fecunda Y generosa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

muertos y cogiendoles cuatrO prisio.
neros.
Cahello bati6 Ia partida de cuatro
cientos cincuenta hom bres en- 81 i
genio "Buena Ventura &c Card.
mas Corrssp0nsat.'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

H. .muerto va ell senior Marcos
iDsscanse go paz! ,1,
Ha lido & Espafa el general Danan'
iSea por siempre!
Y ell pafs, grscias al documento
one nos envfan nusstros reporters ano
11imos expontaneos, pusde yer co
mo progress en- punto q iibertaoes }
En- tienpos de Daban eatsbamoa =
cast tan bien cual las srisas dst Atfs
ca salvaje.
tOaiera el cielo que estemos meJor
on tiempos do Marin!
A pear ds nuestros hondos pesl
misnos, asf 10 esperamos.
Amen,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
iQUIEN....!

En- los actuales momentos dl-
Drige Ponce su vista y endereza
su dido hacia la capital de la isla
No puede ser mas profunda nj
mas leg,tima la atenci6n.
Sc va & nombrar al nuevo al
calde de esta ciudad.
Como en- todas las circunstan-
cias de tai g6nero, suenan varlos
nombres.
Nadie conffa ep la terna an
viada por el ayuntamiento.
Desde San Juan SO dijo el
sabado a LA DEMoCRACIA que Sc
indicaba para la importante fun
ci6n q don Ulpiano Vald6s.
Don UIpiano Vald6s es la ce-
lebre fgura que hizo REAR a
la Ultima iunta magma de los in
condicionales ell donoso padre
nuestro de que tienen noticia
nuestros lectores
Todavia Sc esta riendo el pals
de la gallardfsima ocurrencia.
Y, meditando ahora, tai ve2
no sera del todo desacertado pen
sar que aquel rasgo puede resui.
tar un programa de gobierno.
Acaso no nos disgustar1a que
10 fuese
Aquf, sin embargo, hay quier
sostiene que el senor Potou:
queda como alcalde.
Y la espectaci6n aumenta, J
hay motive de sobra para preo
cuparse
Por de pronto, Y contray6ndo
nos & 10 pnramente ordinario
Ponce necesita de un primer
magistrate munic pal de rara:
cualidades.
Aparte la cultura de esta ciu
dad, que requiere a la cabeza d.
su administration, individuo d,
ITALIA, que tambi6n considere
sea Iaqu6lla y la respete, es la admi
nistraci6n de Ponce organismt
complejfsimo que exile. caudal dt
buen deseo. de ilustraci6n Y &C
tividad en- quien IA de dirigirlo
falto de 10 cual Ponce decaerfa
porque atravesamos epoca en- que
Sc necesitan aquf espfritus organi
zadores que hagan sentir en- to
das las eesferas ell toque el6ctrict
de su iniciativa,
Ciertamenta que nosotros ia
mas hemos juzgado que los pue
bios deban esperarlo todo de 10
funcionarios p1blicos, porque es'
es deprimente para el dec r.
popular; mas, de cualquier ma
nera, siempre son etcaces 10
ofcios bien intencionados de la
autoridades en- las varias mani
festaciones de a vida civil, estar
: do elias en- nuestros incipiente
pueblos On aptitud, mas que nir
guna otra entidad, de yer lc
huecos y de llenarlos con s
fuerza.
Nosotros entendemos que, a.
como debe el poder hacer esfuel
zos porque la ciudad3n1a no at
vierta ninguna clase de preston
bastando con que go destaque e
todas las conciencias Ia image
de la ley, debe ese mismo podt
emplear tojos sus empenos po
que Sc palpe su acci6n en- tods
las obras de bien p1blico.
Y hay otro motive para qr
Ponce SO preocupe de Ia nue'
autor;dad ono aennra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

Tal psecedente puede traer fumes
+f.;mas consecuencias y dar margen
( innumerables abusos. =,
,Cnantss vsces Sc hsbrA repetido
ell hecho!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

ESQ slas f6nebres, & precios m6dicos
n tipos spropiados. Sc dan notas para dj
igiglas en- Is ciudad.
I'm In ImpFanta da - smoa -s's-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
n Kind, Neighboriy act.

EDITOR NEWS, BLAcKrooT, IDAHO
DEAR SIR: The people on the West
Side commence their spring farming
work as the meadow larks sing and
chirp from bush 10 bush, giving all 10
understand spring Is at hand.
Mr.. Wallace Worien has been down
some months with infiammatory rheu-
matism and suffered a good deal OF
palm, but a; the present he is improving
slowly and, as warm weather comes,
he will be around again, but not so as
to be able TO put his crops in, in sea-
son. His neighboring ranchers called
plonghing bee, on Monday last, TO
help him. Eleven men and twelve
teams. with pioughs, started on MIR.
worden's ranch and ploughed twenty
1--we acres OF land, and Others viii fol-
low 10 help in times Of trial.
Moreland City citizens responded with
will, and they, with others, have the
hearty thanks Of MIR. worden for their
kind set. Long may such good works
live and be cmnlatcd for good.
A CITIZEN.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

mr. and Mrs. George +. Gagon have
purchased an elegant piano from the
hreil factory, Cincinnati, for their lit
Tie daughter Hortense.
Johnnie Baker went north Tues
suay afternoon. He takes charge OF
the station at Lima.
Editor Wheeler and DR.. Mitchell Of
Idaho Falls. did business with the
BOARD OF commissioners Tuesday.
Ex-Mayor storer, Of Idaho Falls, was
down on land business Tuesday. He
was as cheerful and healthy as If feast
ing on stalled OK every day.
Postmaster Coltman, OF Idaho Falls,
70 nursing badly wounded foot. Sew
erai days ago he stepped ON rusty nail
which penetrated the shoe and buried
~ point In the foot, and since then he
mas been confined 10 his room suffering
intensely from the wounded member.
Patents are coming in rapidly and
close up 70 time In the land Office. No.
III Desert proof receipt was issued
Monday, and patent for 7l3 was re-
ceived Tuesday. The proofs sent In
about the 9Th OF January have been
patented and the patents received this
week.
Novelty in advertising is the thing
now. The latest and one of the most
humorous schemes has been amusing
the patrons OF theaters for three or
four nights, says city contemporary,
and has succeeded In escaping the no.
tice Of managers. A balG-headed man
Is the instrument. On his shining
pate is painted in indigo blue the name
Of a patent medicine. He sits in the
front row, and conducts himself with
propriety, while people behind him arr
eonyalsed with laughter, each observer
supposing that here Is practical jok,
some one has played on an unsuspect
ing friend. Scientific American.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
HoW to Lire Happily.

II you are criticised severely, grow
faint and don't try again.
II business is dull, SWIVEL and kick
the dog. 1t will never brighten up
again.
Believe that every one Is looking at
you when you walk grandly down the
aisle.
Never intimate to any one that
smoking or other habit is a gentle
mans privilege. Dwell upon the me-
cessity to your health.
Permit the preacher or the paper to
do your thinking.
II you can't dress SO well as some one
else brood over it.
Always have an excuse ready or an
apology.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
The Discovery sared His Life.

Mr.. Caillouette, Druggist. Beavers
vile, ILL.,, says: ITO DIR. Kings New
Discovery / owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi-
clans for miles about, but Of no avail
and was given up and told could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry in my store / sent for a bottle and
began its use and from the first dose
began to get better, and after using
three bottles was up and about again.
1t is worth its weight in gold. We
won't keep store or house without it,
Get free trial at B. Fl. Fernish's
Drug Store.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
The Coming OF Spring.

Lazy Joe came up from the reserva-
ton Tuesday, and walking up to the
case where 1.-THE deyil' stood asked:
"whai paper say: what he talk today
"oh. nothing startling, replied the
devil" "But, say Joe, you have
talked philosophy, politics and silver
for THE NEWS. but you have never
talked poetry. This Office has not pub
lishcd poem on spring this season.
Give us spring poem for publication"
"IIow much you pay'm, ketch'm
poetry"
"Don't know; maybe so two bits,
maybe so four bits: may be so one dol
lar. according to quality replied the
dcyil.n .well, me see, maybe to-
morrow and he walked away in a
meditatiye and poetical mood, Wednes-
day morning at o'clock sharp he re-
tnrned and touching "the devil on the
elbow said: .'Me ketch'm, you pay
four bl,sgn "All right said ''the
devil" fire away slowly and I'll put
Il in type:n and this is his dictation on
.eThe Coming Of Spring.
pretty soon. himcby, he come spring,
Me heap like'm pretty good things
wake up morn
se-now gone,
All same whittier man me like spring,
spripg. spring, he pretty good thing.
pretty soon. bimeby, grasses come.
Flowers bloom round whittier mans home
Indian. none,
Hut IN sun.
An aamc whittier man, me like spring,
spring. spring, he pretty good thing
Pretty soon, bimeby, mountains green.
whitor boy on ribber is seen;
pishes bite,
white boys plight
An same whittier boys, me like spring
Sprung, spring, he pretty good thing
Pretty soon. bmcby, pic,nics come,
Plenty muck-a.muck, me kotch some,
Me ketch'm scraps,
which fall from laps,
Nc lik'm pic.nics, clik'm spring
pio.nics and spring, pretty good thing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 10. The House
committee on Appropriations to-day
renorted the bill for Notifications and
tor other means of coast defense. The
hin recommends specific appropria-
lions. amounting to s5,s42,o0o, and, in
addition, authority is given the Secre-
,arv Of War to make contracts for the
expenditure Of S5,542,000.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

Green Apples sl.25 per box, at Bull 5
Buy your Blue Stone at Ben Fernish's.
II you want good cup Of tea, don't
forget that w. A. Bull is handling the
Fugi Tea Co.'S celebrated brand.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

aag people have no slmc. and acnsi.
fe9as have no inclination 10 usc q
3naeay Ono Minute Cough Cure
II Fuapi1y and gives permanent ~.
HAL 4 Greene.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
$500 Reward.

We offer standing reward of $500.
for the apprehension of any person I'M
lawfully tearing down the fence to pas
ture, or to allow his cattle or horses to
trespass on the |. o. o. f. Cemetery
grounds. c. HI. WOODS.
DAN RAYMOND, Trustees
A. ID. QUANTRELL,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
No TROLLEY in the Yellowstone.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.--The bill to
grant franchise for an electric rail-
road through Yellowstone Park, was
considered by the Senate Committee
on Territories to-day and an adverse
report ordered. The vote stood 3 to 5.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
a Big Increase.

The increase Of taxable land in Bing-
ham for the year, from April LIST. 1895,
10 April LIST, 1896, covers about IL, 500
acres. This perhaps is the largest in
crease for any county In the State.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
This Means You.

Burns the absolutely painless when
DeWitt's Witch's Hazel Salve is
promptly applied. This statement is
true. A perfect remedy for skin dis
eases. chapped hands and lips, and
never fails to cure Piles.-Hull &
Greene.
Good dried peaches, apples or raisins,
5 cents per pound at Bulls.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-14

VERY funny things do happen in the
conduct OF federal Offices by the pres
ent set of democratic cf1iceholders.
For instance, home rule is The cry OF
these federal officeholders when they
wish office; however, a change comes
over them after they have Office and
they are not so much in favor of home
rule. The surveyor-general's Office in
Santa Fe is a very apt case in point.
Clerks and craftsmen are imported
from abroad and other fat jobs are
also given away to men who have no
residence in New Mexico, but have q
pull or something else guess what it
ls) to secure them. But a few days
ago, a surveying contract, amounting
to over $4,000, was awarded to a citi-
zen OF Colorado, Geo. G. Reed, by the
surveyor-general Of this Territory,
Mr.. Easley. When a republican ad-
ministration gets to work, (and that
will be in about ten months from now
an investigation into such proceedings
will be in order, and it will come, I'M
less THE Optic mistakes very much
the intention and the temper of the
who will have such matters in
charge, when the time comes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-14
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Woman's Board of Missions, Cumberland
Presbyterian church, ut Memphis, Tenn !,
May 18th and goth, 1896. From Las Vegas
to Memphis and return, $39.9 5. Excursion
tickets on sale May 14th and 18th: limited
to continuous passage in each direction,
WAth ina Aib1Ab vi OdhC O-Ai lCOVs
Annual Tourna aient of Memphis Gun
Club, Memphis, Tenn May 18th and 16Ah,
1896. From Las Vegas to Memphis and
return, $3.50 30, on certificate plan.
National Encamp ment g. A. R. at
st Paul, Mimi, September 1st to 4th 1895.
From Las Vegas to st Paul, MINI. and re-.
turn. $S7.2 0 Tickets on sale August Both
n 31st 1896, final Ii September 18th, 1896.
Ali tickets deposited with joint agent on or
before September 18th Will be extended
to September Both 1896.
Democratic convention at Chicago, July
7th, 1896, From Las Vegas to Chicago and
return, $751; 20 for round trip, tickets to be
sold July 3rd. 4tb and 9th, 1895, with final
limit July I4sn, 1895, limited to continuous
passage IN each direction.
National conference of charities and
correction, at Grand Rapids, Mich, June
4th to 10th, 1896, fare and one third on GER.
tificate plan for round trip.
Republican convention at St Louis, Mo-.
June 10th, 1895: From Las Vegas to st,
Louis, Mo-, and return, $32.70. Excursion
tickets on sale, June 18th, 18th and 14th,
with final limit of June 23d, 1896. Tickets
will be limited to continuous passage, In |
each direction, going passage to ce mmence
date OF sale, and return passage to COM
msnce date Of execution.
National convention, Young Peoples
Societies Of Christian Endeavor, at Wash
ingfon, D. c., July 7-13, 1898: Las Vegas
to Washington end return, $52. 95; on sale |
July Sd, 4th aud 9th, 1898. Limited to con-
tinuous passage, in each direction, with
6nal limit of July 18th. 1896. An extern
sion Of return limit, to July 3lst, 1896, will
be granted on tickets that are deposited
with joint agent ct Washington. on or be-
fore 500 o'clock p. M, July 14th, 1896.
G. n JoNxs, Agent. !