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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27
Es puertorriqueho

Segun comunican desde New York nues-
tro colega ell HerGldo ESpaftOt. Mr.. Nc ktniey
elegirS para ell cargo de Secretario de Puerto
Rico un puertorriquefio de valer, a1eno las
luchas de partido gran conocedor de las ne
cesidades de la isla deseoso de sattsfacerlas
con gran desinteres con gran amor al
terrufio.
Asf Sc equiiibraran las tderzas entire los
conseieros nativos continentaes.
veremos en- que paran las profecfas del
compaf1ero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27

Cast todos los suscriptores fueron perso-
nalmente al correo buscar sus eiemp plares.
La agencia para las suscripciones de la
capital on San Francisco so Sc ha visto hoy
visitada por algunos centenaras de personas
que iban con objeto de comprar ndmeros suel-
tos que no los habfa para la venta.
Hoy Sc han apuntado en- esta agencia
mas de so suscriptores nuevos.
POI elementos valiosos de vieques que Sc
encuentran en- esta capital ha sabldo que
en- aquella sla esta com pletamente dividido Ell
p1rlt,co republirano. Hay dos bandos: uno
Veneguista otro de Bounet.
Los federales compactos unidos adean-
tan en- la propaganda sumando nuevos adep-
tos.
En- CataAo cada dia Sc nota mas aoandono
por parte de las tor.dadss.
Los yecinos Green que las epidemias que
cOnstaDtemente aZOtan souel vecindario abe
decen q la fata de hygiene.
Los corrales de las casas estSu convartdos
en- chiqueros creideros de cerdos, chtYos
demss animaes.
Las GALES 20 SO barren nunca las basu-
ras de las casas como no hay csrros para
cogerlas los habtantes las arrojan la via pd
blica donde entran estado de putrefaccl6n.
Hoy ha estado esta capital el ilustrado
doctor don Acisclo Bou, del Corozal.
La fiesta ceIebrada ~ en- Santa Ana, en-
honor de Ia patrona del antique temple cat6li-
co, estuvo muy concurrida por los feles.
EI joven don Antonio Castro, que obtu
vo ell tftulo de abogado an los Estados Unidos,
ha llegado hoy esta.
Aver deron principle las jugadas de
iantines aqui, una orquesta amenz6 el acto
despu6s sai6 una alborada en- la que Sc iucfan
yolantines algnnos de los cuales estau p7ta-
dos por los mas afamados artistas de Puerto
Rico.
Tod as las tardes contlnuaran estas diver
stones en- una azotea de la Gale ds Norzaga-
ray.
La alIegada de- vapor americana <Phlladel-
phia9 esta anunclada para el dia 81 del Co
rriente.
La administration de correo anuncia la
recogida de la cores spondenca para Ia a. N.
de ese dia.
Adn continGa en- medic de la plaza de Co.
Ion ell kiosco que el doctor Goneaga puso para
sBaZsr.0
5Se lie Ia conceddo algdn privlego al
doctor para dsdicarlo otro negocio?
Parece que los informes recbidos en- La
DEMoCRACIA respacto al desafio de Fosas~y y
NAzario resutan falsas pues hoy ha recibido
carta el padre de F0sas en- ella no le dice
nada su hijo.
Desde hoy ha comenZadO sallr la pu-
bIicidad Gel PaisS las II del dis. Sc titula
<Diaric del medic dia.S
La fAmilia del Gobernador Mr.. Hunt que
regres6 hoy segdn les teiegraf6, estsba de tenn
porada en- los E5tados nidos
Ha fallacido en- Sapturce niia hia de
don Paul Noble, fu6 embellishments por Ell doc
tor Mater
Sc ha encatg ado como jefe de Ia odcina
del auditor, Mr.. Rockwell que hacfa de segun-
| do jefe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27
GRAN U0TEL-R RESTAURANT
ffINGTATER Z 4 ~
Tstuan 10 yi2 Cruz 2 Fortalsza 2I.-Hete de pr


midas del
iQuaId l danss go ah 49, la norniaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27
BUQuES EN- FL PUERTO De SAN JUAN

TRAVESIA
<Joven Antonios descargsndo
xDichosaS i'd
sSan JuanS i'd
CABOTAJE
Gala BlancaS reparando
<India3 invernando
cana MarfaS Humacao y Nsgusbo
GIsabela> Aguadilla Mayaguez
<ProvidenciaS Fajardo
xSalyador7 pendiente
<Vascos i'd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27
Dr.. Gonzalez Martinez
MEKDEz-vIG0 Mo. 9, ALTOS. TELEFoNo rs

Cinica para enermedades de la matriz de las
uacon rapd ecaz por modnos procedmentos de mpoten
Espermatorrea Etrdad de S6s Csao de vejg
de la matriz Gotta huos rebedes
Hoas de Consutas de aborables 10
sfestyOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27
2 IA ne GaA
ElLlPsMAS s

Ell eiercito revolucionaro 6lipino que ope.
re- al nordeste de la isla de Luzon ha captura-
do, por sorpresa, un campamento americana
en- ell que entrego apoderandose de sodos los
where's muncones..
-Despachos recibidos del general Nc.
Arthur, manihestan que el coroner Anrbano
Sc ha presentado las antoridades militares
americanas acogiendose as garantfas ofreci-
das los insurrectos que Sc rindan. Acompa-
fabanlo SIS tagalos que formaban ell conjunto
de la guerrilla que capitaneaba cl mencionado
panpral
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27
EnEL AFRICA AusTRAL

Una coumna inglesa sorprendi6 en- las
corcanfas de Bethulie 7 beers que trataoan
de volar un trozo de la Inca de ferrocarril.
Sorprendidos sometdos IN consejo de
guerra fueron ahorcados los prisioneros POGO
despu6s.
-0tra columpa ingesa, que trataba de
apoderarse de la plaza de Ermelo, fue cogids
entire dos fuegos por las guerrlllas federaleo
sufrendo perddas de consideration.
ELEMARaIA
De Berlin comunican la i'm portante noti
cia de que en- los cfrculos polfticos de aquella
cudad sc asegura con yisos de certeza que ell
Emperador Guillermo II de Aemania trata 9
encaminar tOdos sus esfuerzos que frme
10 paz entire los ingleses los boers
El Kaiser, con este motigo, Sc ha puesto va
en- reacones con Ia reina Guillermina de Ho-
landa.
lNGLATEaRA
L ma horrorosa tormeDta ha pasado sobre
Londres causando extraordinartas psrdidas en-
la propiedad.
Los rios, Que Sc ssieron de madre, hicie-
ron tan espa ntosas avenidas que inundaron
por complete la gran capital, con tOdos sus
barrios suburbios.
Ra perecido un considerable ndmero de
personas.
H0LAMDA
Los peri6iicos holandeses manifestan que
ell presidente de la rep1blica del Transvaal
Mr.. Paul KrHger ha declarado un reporter
ingSs que Ell proximo mes de Octubre re-
gresara al Africa del Sur anade ell CORES
ponsal Que ell viejo patricia <boer, Sc EXPIRE q
en- terminus muy optimlstas con respecto una
Intervention europea que consiga la paz entire
su pafs ell Reino Undo.
MIR. Kruger ha signifcado que regresa.
RIA sn pats por Italia con objero de visitar al
Rey Victor Manuel 2Qy su esposa Ia reina
Elena, hacienda sdemas una vista de cortesfa
as S Leon Kill del que hizo Ell viejo Ktiger
muy dignas spreciaciones.
EIMAMAHCA
Despues de IN largo conseio ceebrado pol
los ministries eatos han delarado que ell gabi
nete dinamarqu6s es partidario de las ventas
de las antillas danesas al gobierno americana
que ha de Unfair todo cuanto pueda por lie
var cabo 10 mas rApidamente possible las q e.
gociaciones entabladas.
Aseguran ademAs que oil req Christian es
partidario sambien de In venta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27
LAS AG[AS MINERALES DE ARR0Y(
Cuan las afscoones hepeca eoroosas hepacas eumaoas


DOCTOR JOSE medo
hch centes
neam eha exp e diamen.
afeones
exeiencia
1901. Hrmadol DOCTOR JOSE DAUSSA."
Arroyo eontguos
la carrera quec
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27
ULTIMOS CABLES


ESPANA
Anuncian de Madrid que el general Wey
Ter dispondra que ell ej6rcito practique todos
los meses manio5ras y eiercIcios de tiro al
6lanco
Tanbf6n Sc exigira los ohciales que con
curran las academias que SO tratan de orga-
niZar.
Ell general Weyler declara con este mott
vo, que esta dispuesto crear IN ei6rcfto que
honre Ia naci6n que en- 10 poryentr com :
panse los sacriicios realizados por aquella, 8
sallr del Mu'sterio.
Ell presid te lei Consejo de Ministro Sc
for Sagasta, manifesto CUE 81 gsbinese estA
estudiando con TODD detenimiento el proyecto
de refornas para ell ej6rcito la marina.
El ej6rcito Sc propone reformarlo On su
instruction aumentar su contingente tanto
del active como de las reservas.
En- la Marina proyecta Ia reconcentraci6n
de Ia escuadra empezando por dotar los ar
ssnalss del Estado, de todos los elementes g.
cesarlos para construir grandes acorazados
ERAMCaA
Segdn <Le Temps. de Paris, SO asegura en-
las principales canciI'er1as europsas que Ho-
landa, despu6s de haber pulsado por medic dc
la dipom acis la opinion de algunas potencas
es probable gus decids intervenir en- Ia
guerra sud africana proponlendo Inglaterrs
81 arbtrsje, el que, tambien Sc cree probable,
sea aceptado por ei rey Eduardo VII
Ess aDsMAG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27

EI joven don Antonio Castro, que obtu-
vo ell tftulo de abogado los Estados Unidos,
ha legado hoy esta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27

La fiesta celebrada b ,y en- Santa Ana, en-
honor de Ia patrona del antique temple cat6li
co, estuVo muy concurrida por los fees.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-27

Hoy ha estado esta capital ell ilustradc
doctor don Acisclo Bou, del Corozal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The -Msona Upper Des Moines says:
Ed, X Mime of Humboldt is lucky
N politics. He was nominated last
week tor the senate by the Humboldt
Pocshentas Buena Vista district lie
Was candidate for the house from
Humboldt and Pooahontas. but in the
complications attending the senatorial
convention he was picked upon for the
higher office. He IS an able young man
and viii make a good Legislator. North
ern Iowa should send more of the
same kind to Dies Moines''
TIE Davenport Democra, notices thar
The cali for more farm hands is neav
heard in different parts OF Iowa. Either
the hay cannot be put up or the corn
must suffer for plcwing. Wages Mere
nsye, higher
According to the Webster city Free
mar Tribune the Des MONIES Register is
sill calling the FIT a dsmagogue
merely because this paper insists upon
The assessnent Of railroads on a basis
OF their actual value. If the republicans
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
TOPICS OF THE TIMES;

Despite the extreme heat in Kansas,
if the rain comes soon. farmers OF that
state will have "A good crop of late corn,
according to a Tope ka authority.
Mexico, Missouri. reports 1l2 degrees
of heat on the 10th
Last week the people of western Mis-
souri, exploded several thousand sticks
of dynamite in the hope that it would
cause rain. But as it failed to 90 so
they have decided 10 resort to religion
instead of science and in johnson coun-
~ they are holding daily prayer meet
ings for rain. lfrain does not come, the
meetings will be held twice a day. They
must have rain If it is obtainable.
The spread of the bubonic PLACE in
China has become alarming and the fa
iaiities are appalling
Speaking of the prohibition issue hav-
ing been foisted upon the republican
party by democrats and the present
.unwarranted democratic interference"
the Cedar Rapids Republican cries
Are the republicans of Iowa such easy
prey that they aie going TO be caught
and inpaied as they We're less than
twenty years ago If the party vas so
badly "impaled. by prohibition how can
the Republican b,rate Mr.. Cummins so
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
SECRETARY ROOTS WISH WEST.


saefeitsfy q War R39t "is! isavs
WasAiils1en saiasgsay issf g : h''s, 59uf
IL w @fsY. it's TIP WI os l1pHs's ens
IF business iar ms aepastiiseAf ana ~
VIE y n tiif FatqtFss9f an inNestisa-I
ton OF ts1s grounds OF several matters
q interest. y + expected tAa1 NJ VIA
spend Sunday Y =. i-ouls- see@sfaFy
Root has q : fils tisiqsali a s!5efal apfro-
pFlatlQn Tor tAe lnilpovsnlelt q par-
racks pr soldiers y fie different parts
q the country ana nas not yst sseidsa
how ms app.9pllatieti WI be @pi'9f-
tI9nsd
While in ire wasi = expected that
the seers AIRY 6 MAI, VII consult With
number q tle general siiicsfs u the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
THE OHIO <IDEA: OF BRYANISM.

of Iowa are 10 be measured by this
standard W. opine the Register vii tins'
tha about af,hs q them are
etema gogues But the lashings Of The
Register have ieng since ceas 500. to
a4are,
The Carroll Herald moraiizes in This
veinH III sometiines happens that men
taken from the quiet country life aud
the absence Of temptation in the routine
of business in a small town cannot
maintain themselves When sent TO the
state capital Where the come in con-
tact With the NILES % politicians and the
snares that beset pubic men 1t would
have been better for a certain state Of
fieer in Iowa had he been defeated when
he aspired . the place he holds After
all there is nothing like the freedom ana
Independence that a private citizen may
enjoy If he Will
We wish 10 remind a few Iowa rews-
papers that a great many republicans
are supporting cunmins, gays the
7 Davenport Republican.
I The Rockwell Phanosraph thinks II
4 is probably safe 10 say that if every
4 man in the county would vote his homes
convictions the delegation would be 70,
Hartman for governor"
IF The republicans Of the state are
in the least doubt as 10 their PLATFORM
A suggests the Cedar Rapids Gazette, lie
them nominate John Herriott for gov
eYnor."
Tbs Dubuque Telegraph says IT VII
never cease to feel grateful to Cato Sell
for sticking to Jeffersonian principles a
Kansas City last summer and thereb,
saving the democratic party from dis
luption. Because of this service alone
the Telegraph asserts, Mr.. Sells "ac
CURED valid claim TO the highest hon
ors which the democrats can confer up
!, on him
I'VE know many republicans oppose
l. % Mr. Cummins," says the Muscatin
journal, who would object to the woi
: bitterness as applied to them. The
a would substitute the word 'earnestness
: They are conscientious in their oppos
f ton. 1t is not on personal grounds, bl
q becaus4. of principle"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12

ern Wyoming wheat is heading out and
the outlook for the crop is favorable.
Meadows continue in good condition,
but ranges are drying up rapidly.
DR.. Julius Crocker, living near Quincy
ILL.,, has established his relationship to
the late Benjamin Crocker. of Caiiforn-
ia, and Will receive $4,000 from the es-
tate.
a women. quoted elsewhere, makes a
Strong plea to prove that the despoiler
of girls should be held as worse crmn-
ais than murderers. She says that If
rayishers are not to be summarlly dealt
With, American manhood must be con-
sistent with itself and lift off from
womanhood the universal and immem-
orial brand and stigma which hitherto
have gone with loss of womanly honor.
Its kind of, discouraging, Ethel"
said Mr.. Cumrox, kind o discourage
ing"
What is. father"
Its nearly month since you reau
Your graduation essay. nd they haven't
taken your advice on how to run the
government yet. Washington Star.
In his office in Washington Assistant
Secretary OF State Adee, who is very
deaf, has unique device for apprising
him of the Intrusion of a visitor. He
has teapot slung over the back of his
chair by a String. the end of which is
tied to the doorknob. When visitor en-
ters. the door. swinging oven, raises the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12

ragged by the black African man, and
ask which is the true barbarism--to
bring that victim into court of law,
there to face her worse than murderer,
With his lawyer determined. In order to
save his client, to blacken and smirch
her. If possible-or for the men in the
neighborhood to Kill him like the wild
beast he is, as soon as they can find
him?
The Rev MIR Paddock said recently
in publicly reported interview with
Inspector Thompson: The men who
are responsible for these unfortunates
are more criminal than those who sim
ply take life They are. said the
Inspector. they should be tarred and
feathered No death is too horrible for
them They should be executed, re-
turned Mr. Paddock
For my part | thank God every time
read that Southern manhood has
avenged, and by 50 avenging continues
to protect Southern womanhood.
blush for the decadent Eropeansm of
the Northern press and pulpit which In
sists that these rAvolting tragedies must
be settled in court. and despise as
the most utter towards and traitors IN
the country the Southern governors and
sherffs Who. in order to win the ap-
prevail of this decadent Northern man
hood. shoot down the avengers who are
trying to uphold the standards of the
white American race. IL Southern wo-
manhood had the proper spirit in this
matter 1T woult. hold mass meetings
and boycott the families, of such gov
| ernors and sherifia until they We're cons
PEELED to move the North.
The writer goes on to condemn the
verdict by which Mr.. Barker was sem
fenced to Imprisonment for trying to
kill his wifess alleged ravisher, Rev.
Keller as an infamous finding.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12

republican party. When the republican
party regained its power in Iowa it was
by according full party standing to all
republicans who had opposed prohibi-
ton. To deny it now TO Mr.. Cummins
is to break the compact then made. to.
punish Cummins for the presence with
II the republican party OF thousands OF
i-prohibitionists, whose support is
absolutely necessary to republican sue
cess.
Now as TO the reasons why MIR. Cum
minis Should be nominated.
In the first place he is the branest
end ATTEST leader that aspires for the
nonor. His worst enemies admit this.
His public career has shown him 10 be
a maeveiously magnetic an! popular
man. broad minded, and rigid as a rock
IN his honesty
He is today without a superior in
iowa as an orator, very necessary ac-
cenlplishnent in a candidate.
But paramount Of al Nj. Cummins
rspresents am issue. John Herriett as
treasurer Of state. and Mr.. cilbertson
who Followed him, along with Secretary
of STATE Martin. have shawn that the
ldiiieal influence Of certain powerful
allWay attorneys has been felt in The
xaeutive councils work on railway as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
teapot 10 a Level with The assistant sec.

teapot 10 a level with the assistant Sec
rotary head. As the visitor advances
thu Door, closing, lets the teapot swing
down Til 1t touches the floor With a
crash. The visitor usually gives a leap
Of surprise and fear and the assistant
secretary Of state apprised by the
crash, looks UP Wits a glad smile, ex-
tends his hand and says u the unnervsd
visitor:
.Mhat can do for you2"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
WHY SUPPORT HIM?


81, ~ NJ, 5i,,45
Minis? h has 81, the example 81 bolt
ing The nominations 9f the ralaailean
forly os W'iiess " W. il74 w
,Ii (, ,,..s,, i -, ~, i.
followed. as IA certainty svilg be ii Mr..
Cummins IS nominated BY the state re-
nubllcah COZ. Ntsit3!t'i' ~ Siie ~
- 4, .r,t,s
Renubliean haee FAXED 10 f,fsc0Sas. iii
6 single issue aiy good reasons Why Nh
oumnllns should pc our leaaef'
80 rsa,,1rs ,,,,,ste,,t5,i .s.,sqlns
why We should support MN in prafar-
ence 10 several other good aud capable
men now before the pope iol iioiisl1.a-
'i4.. 80. 1880 - ~ $780, "a
,ust;ca of the rentlblican parfy
l.. r. BINGHAM.
Estherviiie, Iowa July =.
Altho MI Bingham eVidshees ~ shH
above question a aeterifl!isatioh MOI s.
be convinced by anything We might say
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
Is harshly for leading the movement which

harshly for leading the movement which
took the party of tn pali,sg, heated its
+. $50. mn .s.no ,,a',a,.,.,
49,
Coy. Ia Eoil,tte. Of wisconsin. is Sc
rioilst,- III as In. result ii cyerwetk ana
has cancelled ali engage,nents.
The government report q the crop
averages On July 4 shows the spring
.whsat crop II The northwest 10 be forty
points ahead ef a year ago. and fine
points ahead az the ten year average.
Ii is apparent hat the reports Of the
last few days viii place the corn crop
many points behind.
Ghares Noiinsck, a farmer near -alch -
isors iNas.. died IN ms wheat helo from
the effect 81 neat
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+, eiorx ,gaJs sontb Dakota yhere i
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= J,
81 49, $50. , ~. -, 80
- ~ - ,, 80. ~,
4 powdered mix u not new piii''s, as y
has been used on snip p9afa ana J., ,of
army pufp'iseS ioi
the farmers in that vicinity Al pres
en- after milk is taken to the creameries
and the cream is extracted the SKINNED
i milk is good for nothing but slop fer this
cattle and hogs. When the business OF
/ making powdered milk IS IN operation
Haughton NIL pay the farmers 80 cents
per hundred pounds for the SKINNED
milk, which VIII praoticaliy add sever
cents TO every pound of butter sold b.
the farmers Of this section. practica
man will be in charge of the new plant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
Camp MEETING at Muse atine.

On account of the annual camp
of the Church of the Living
God q Muscatine, Ia. July 20 to 80 in
elusive the Iowa Central railway will
sell excursion tickets at one and one
third fare on the certificate plan from
points in Iowa. For particulars call
on Iowa Central ticket agents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12

Does ii guilt you? Well. we are not all
alike, you know in this world, and IT is
hard to please everyone. but the favor IL
unanimously for DIR. Caldweil's Syrup
Pepsn as 1t is guaranteed to cure con-
stipation. indigestion, sick headache and
stomach trouble. Sold by b. a. Nor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12

Only S4s to California and Return.
Epworth League convention. San Fran
CISCO CAL. July 1921, 1901. For this
popular gathering the Chicago Great
Western railway will on July to 70. sell
thru excursion tickets to San Francisco
good to return August 3lst at the low
rate OF SAB for the round trip. Rates
via Portland 50 higher. stop-overs al
lowed. For further Information inquire
Of ]. A. Ellis. ticket agent, Marshall
town. Il.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12

II am Indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my preeent good health and
my life. / was treated in vain by doc
tor for lung trouble following la grippe.
took One Minute Cough Cure and re-
covered my health" Mr.. e. n. Wise.
Madison, Ga. Geo. p. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-12
yerv Low rates to Chicnco.

Via the Northwestern Line. Excursion
tickets will be sold at greatly reduced
rates for round trip. on account Of b.
P. U. convention to be held at Chicago.
July % to 90. For dates of sale, ETC., ap-
ply to agents Chicago Northwestern