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!s!s.nssiis Local.

Octubre l4.-Term6metro: 80 6
h-Barometro: 5000. 0.-Humedad: 70.
-Tiempo: Claro.
-Ssntos de ma sua: Santos G /.
10 Ab., E Fl mr., Fiorentfn OBJ y 10
bsatA M ,,fa de 10 Eucarnac.6a.
--CArtAs detenidAs en- II admi,
nistr4 sion de correos de esta ciudad.
Let As q. Fl J, L M. Guenard,
Il I,nd X r al. NJ as 9 Jnsspsz ~ z
j, Llud.t-om, s w ) L sana, E
Lopez, A., LAsa, n, Lon, A., Me-
dins, f., Morales, j. O., Mufiiz. It.
D Martinez, J.
mi vspor sMiguel M. Pinillos,
aAli6 el II del actual de CAnarias pa.
ra este puerto, y seguirk para los de
MayagtieS, Ponce, Santiago de Gu
ba, HAbsns y Matansas. Aimite car
60 y pAsAje.
Ton q, B onAno, fu6 curado en-
el cusrto de socorros syer lss dos
de IL tarde. de una herida por des
garro, de ceutimetros de longitud,
sobre In region tenar de 10 mano IL
quierda. Casual.
-Aniceto Mogica fu6 ssistido
eatA mafIaua de dos heridas incisaa
c,mo de nm ceutf metro y medic en- Ia
8a fAlAnge de los dedos fndice y me.
dio de la msno izquierda. Casual.
e dfA 26 del act1al, te aspera
en- e,ts eiudad, al Attorney General
Sr. Harlan
Sc encue ltra recogido en- ca.
ma don Edusrio Dottin, empleado
de las oficinas de In junta de caridad.
-Procedente de GuaysmA,. he
llegado & esta Capital, el senior r
@. Coste, cAjero y tenedor de libros
de lA central Aguirre, Acompafado
de su esposa dtf1a Maria Bruno y
IL Srta. Mercedes B uno. Sc en-
cuentran hcspedados Gu 10 casa de
nusstro am go don Maximino Luzu-
nAris. DaseAmosles g alta estancia en-
esta ciudAd.
-Durante Ell dfa de hoy, no ha
habido neceaidad de &c ebrar ning6n
juicio en- el JuSgsdo de P.z de Gate
drAl.
Hoy han continuado hac' ea-
dose iuscripciones de electores en-
esta ciudxd
E concerto celebrado en- el
teatro de esta g CApital & bsneficio de
10 -Srta. Moreno G C.lda'6n, di6 uu
resu .do ,fquido Ide $3.50, cuya can
tidEd le ha sldo entire Ada.
Los maestros de les g escuelas
publicas de San j aan est6u hacienda
muchos preparAtivos & In de que los
ni1os que AsistAu & In parada del
Viernes en- honor del G bsrnador
Hunt, quede 10 mas lucidA possible.
-Veremos 10 que sucede con Ia
empress del trolly que proyectA tras
pcrtAr hallacas desde Sci Nuevo
Mundcs hAstA Rio Pi sdras los saba
dos y domirgos. ALI se expende
Adenas uu buen chocolate y emra
redados de choise. Los domingoa
se oye de pAso IL retrets.
Programs de las piezas que
tocAra q esta noche 10 banda de In P ..
licfA Insular en.la retrata en- la p szl
Bsldorioty la Marcia alensns
sThe Guardmount,. Eilemberg 2a
TAnda de w .ltsds sChantilly, >
WlAdtenfed. 3a .Poutpourri <Record
Bresksr,s O'Hare. "a Gran fAnta
siA sobre motivos de IL O ,era elm
do de ChAmunix,. Donicetti. So
Two Step "a Rsg Time Picnic,s E
Zsise. 6a Poke y Schotish de ID
zArzuelA .Los G Cocineros,D Valverde
"a DANA sAnenore Flu os. So
xThe Ttar Spar e ED Banner
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la Union.

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA y perfumeria sito en- la calle
de San Jose II, Baios del Casino
Espanol, frente & IL fotogra6a del
senior Colorado, est& introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuenta con tres
com petentes opersrios.
Precio de cada servicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro
CERTIFICADOs o BONOs de
d6bitos de Ayuntamientos.
Compra y venta
Cnnrado PAlau
S,n J1AL Poo Rico.
n o 30
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Communicate.
La Convention delos re.
publicanos en- Aguadilla,

"E aesultado de 10 Convenci6n
veri6cAda aquf por los afiliados al
partido republicano, CON ell objeto de
elegfr los candidatos para ,el Mu ai.
cipio, hs causAso una gran paftar-
baci6r.
Debido, pArece. & olvido del Pre-.
sidente del comft6, NO existian en-
los co!egios listas de los republica-
nos con cspacidad para tomsr parte
en- las votacioues, 10 que di6 lugar
nm gran na0reneagnalns. En Ell cole.
gio alberto en- In casa de D. r Her
n n lez, en- donde tenfan derecho 6
votsr unos 225 e'ectores, votAron
$50, vie ndsse ha.erl o & iovencitos
de 10 IL a11cs, iudividuos que no
saben leer nj escribir y 6 otros que
adem&s de carecer de ests condici6a
no pagan contribution algunA. En-
los colegios de &C spk. en- Il Moca.
y en- los de sVlctorias 8. .Higrsys
llegAron & tel extreme las extral limi.
taeiones, que los connotados repu.
biicAnos D Antonio Hernandez y d.
hector y D. Francisco de Cardona y
Q 1i1fonez hicieron desalOjar los 10
Gales pratestando solemnemerte.
La candidaturs apoyada por los
que aquj, como rep ablicanos cons IT,
tuyen q pA1ts de mayor representa-
c ION dentro del mismo partido, fac
10 siguiente:
Para Alcalde D. Adrian del Va.
lie, para consejAles, los sef1oras
Luis A. Torregross. Nastor Cardo'
M Q aiflonez, Jaan J. Font, Luis M. .
tslio Maisonave, Ernssto Echava'
rrfa Aceveio, Tom6s B abilonia, Ju.
lilo Rogue, Rafael Ferrer Y L;boyio
Hernandez.
Para Suplentes, los sef1ores A.
cisclo Hernandez, Rosendo Ferrari,
Jaan Manuel Romau, Pedro Ollar,
vie, Sebastian B ,rreto, Manuel Pc.
rez Jimen ,s, Manuel jim eaez Sierra,
Avelino Ubiflas y Jos6 Lopez AL.
dahondo.
Para J aex Municipal, D. Eraes
to e b .varffA Gays
Para Sup plente, D. Miguel P sle'
grins B glic.
Junta de Instruction, don Julio
O.vA,do Abril, d n Antonio Tore
grosa y dom J IS Fernsn 1ez Li-boa.
En- 10 anterior caDdi latura como
sc We, hguran don o .vsldo Ab,i
don Luis A. Torregrosa, don Adrian
del Vale y osras de las personalida.
des que prime-o en- el partido auto.
nomista = despues en- el repub.icauo
han ocupado los primeros puestos
en- smbos, habiendo adem&s presta'
do g 'sndes servicios en- uuo y otro.
Ell Sr. Vale hsce " mucho
tempo viene desempe f1sndo 10 AL.
caldfs de este pueblo, y demostrau'
do siempre 50 inter6s en- favor de 10
administration n municipal.
La derrota de est3s sen ores y de
los den As cuyos nombres Aparecen
tAmbien en- la anterior candidatura,
Sc debe los des 6rdenes ocurridcs
en- ,dos los colegios, en- aonda sc
echaron mfs de 500 papeletRs frau
dulentss y hnbo elector que vot6 en-
todos ellos, 10 que parece sutori'
x6 por el Comit6 locsI, con IL iuten.
Goa de derrotar 10 IL tefior candida.
tnrn.
El candidate triur f9nte pars AL.
calde por tsles meiios, ed don jose
Monaerrate Dslix, que natural de
Hatillo = sin las condolences iudis.
pensables para el mejor dssempeiio
de dicho puesto, ror 10 cual asa de-
signaci6n In sido muy NAL recibidA
por los mejores elemeI tos del parti.
do repub.icano , por IL inmensA ma
yorfa de los habitRntsa de este mn
nici pio.
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lll)I'ICIAS

CoNSEJO a Las MADREs, - Fl iarabe calmante
de Ia sen Wtsiow debe sienpre ifios
estan e per,!o de Ia denticon Proporciona alivio
Immediate al jequcho paciente. produce I'm suefo ma
muy vivo allegro rs muy agradabie a Paladar, calma
al nao ablanda encias, aliva dolores haco 81
Giles las funciones del est6mago yregua los iesnos
Es 81 mejor remedo oonocido para Il diaea va pro-
Tenease mucho cuidado en- pedir 81 Jarabe Claimants
de Ia Sefora Winslow % 81 neior de todos.
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Para Curar un RefroIdo en- u1 G


tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA. Ri boticariO le devolvera el dinero 81
no @ Sc our.; s;.. La arma de e. W. GROVE se halla
Mayagii iiez Puerto Rico, Junio
IA de 1894.
FL ilustrado Doctor don Fran
cisco B, Basora, de Mayagiiez, en-
plea con frecuencia la Emulsion de
Scott, y la considera como un re-
constituyente de primer 6rden.
No tengo Inconvenience en- sse-
gurar que la preparation de los Sc
flores Scott & Bovine, couocida uni
versalmente con ell nombre de Emul-
sion de Scott me hs dada, siempre
que Ia he prescrito, Go que sucede
con mucha frecuencia,) excelentes
resultados, xEs un reconstituyente
de primera cal dads muy recomen-
dable en- todos los casos de debili-
dad orgapica.
Doctor Francisco B. Basora.
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AViisO.

FL Doct d. Tomas Vazquez,
de GuayAma, n comunica en- aten
tn cartA que durante su permaner cia
en- Europa queda encargado de su
clientelA en- aquella ciudad y pueblos
limftrofes ell iiustrado D ctor D Ra.
fAel Cestero. d z.
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Ua matrimonio solo desea ha :
liar una familis POGO uumerosa y sin
nif1os para tonSr casa descente en-
sitio c6ntrico.
Las refarenciAs en- San Jose 6
en- F ortAleza IA esquina 6la del Girls
to.
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Sc Vende.

Uaa csjA para guardian eauda'
les, sistema frances, en- so dollars.
Iuformar&u, apsrtAdo correo nd
70 236.
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TARJETAS de vista con sobr
y sin ellos, SO hacea en- ala CO
Es1Qsdsasia.s
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In m6quinA de escribir sO.i'
vers es 10 d1icA en- ID cual se We com
plet0naente 10 que ne escribe. El
cambio de lfaeA es ar tom&tico..
Sus agentes, Reynolds s. San.
chez Morales, San Juan Puerto Ri.
60.
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IA R;APIDA. rs sin dispu.
t. la mtjor mAquiua de coser 10 m8s
ligera, 10 mas vslcz y 10 mas barata
GEL Cielo. ca 10 tnica casa que con
privileg exclusive para toda 10 is.
10 las acAbs de re:ibir y las vende
bAratf imAs al contAdo y & plsxos
con garantfa, Fortaleza % Ifiase
catx.ogJs.
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Han contraido matrimonio en-
A'e,ibo don-Ramon Avi. 81 y IL Sc.
fotita Catalina DAlmau.
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SellOS de COrreOS.
Sc pagan 6 buen precio,

Sc pagan & buen precio, nue.
vos y usados: mandar muestras.
Mr. J. K M. -.
Apartado 4 nero 783 San
joan.
q Is /
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OFICINA DE ASUNTOS A

OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G. del
Vale. Fortaleza II (mirador) Ges
ti6n an los Centres ofciales y Ayun'
tsmientos. Sc cuenta CON abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor.
Tambien sc ocupa esta o6cina de
eompra y venta De nncas etc.
Mp
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Bonos
Y certificaciones de

DEUDAS MUNICIPALES
Comprsn y venden Sncesores
de L Villamil & Go. San Juan Puer.
to Rico.
- %
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(bA1os del y antro de DstAllist&s)
Sc hA alberto al pdblico este
puevo deposito de leche, en- donde
Sc g.rantizs 10 limpieza, y sobre to.
do, PUREZA de aquel articulo Acu
did & FortalezA 50.
LIMPIEZA DE LETRINAS Y
ALGIBES.-Me he encargado de
estos servicios con los aparatos de
la eLiga de Propietarios,. prest&n-
doles con esta tarifa: letrinas 20 y
25 ceutavos por barril para socios
de dicha sociedad y particulares
algibes, por cada hora en- que fun
cionA ID bomba, dollars 80 y Is
respectivamente. Las 6rdenes 6 don
Mnuuel Reyes, Cristo 8, bajos. Eco
nomfa y esmero.
De toda lfmpiezs que Sc veriti.
que Ell recibo de "a importe ir& fir
mado por el encargado de la Liga,
llevando el sello de In misms.
TX 90 90
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LluVia J prOgreSO
(Des Weather Bweau)

EN- LAS Cos.ECHAs $
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Venta de leChe pura
A s CENTAVOS CUARTILLO.

Fortalezs rdmero So
(bajos del G Csntro de D.tallistas)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
COMPANY II INSPECTION.
Company and Band Make Good Show
ina Before INSPECTING Officers.

The annual inspection of Company H.
Forty-ninth Iowa Infantry, was held
Monday evening before Col. John r.
Prime, inspector general of the state,
assisted by Major John T. Hume, assis-
tant inspector general. The company,
platoon and skirmish drills were held
on First avenue, opposite the court
house, the armory being too small to
accommodate the company in these evo-
buttons. All the commissioned officers
We're given a chance to put the COM
pany thru these movements, after
which the men were marched to the
armory where they We're expected in
guard mounting, bayonet and gun eXer-
cises also in the school of the soldier
following which the commissioned
officers school was held
The inspection as whole was sue
cess and While in some respects there
is much room for Improvement, 1T re-
Elected much credit on both officers and
men. Some Of the evolutions OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10

company were not as we'll executed as
they might have been. This was due
entirely to the fact that 1t has been i'm
possible in the limited space In which
they hold their weekly drills to put the
company thru these movements.
Captain Brown and his able lieuten-
ants, Rice and Froelick, are deserving
of the greatest credit for the campanys
creditable showing, for they have been
compelled to pursue their work under
thegreatest OF disadvantages. Without
an armory fit to be so called, lacking
sympathy and encouragement from
Marshalltown's citizens, the work these
young men have accomplished with this
company is indeed worthy of CRATER fa-
vor from the public.
After the ovolutions Maj. Hume said
the inspection as whole was good
considering the disadvantages under
which the company labored. He fur
Their said that unless by next year the
company was housed in an armory
worthy of the name, there would be
nothing for him to do but recommend
that the company be mustered out of
the service. He said that several Iowa
cities We're anxious to secure a COM
pany, and unless this company be fur
nished with commodious quarters it
would be taken elsewhere. 1t is now
up to Marshalltown's citizens to either
provide for or lose the company. The
loss of the organization would be re-
GREETED considering how justly proud
Marshalltown was of Company II when
it so ably represented this city during
the Spanish-American war. AS a bust
ness proposition the building of a home
for the militiamen is by no means
bad one and is open to any of Mar
shalltown's moneyed citizens.
Following the inspection of the COM
Pany, the Forty-ninth regimental band
was inspected. This ceremony was
short and consisted only in answering
to muster, inspection of instruments
and listening to a selection rendered.
Regarding the band Maj. Hume said it
was as good, If not better than any Of
the other regimental bands Of the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
CENTRAL MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Large Attendance at the Semi-AnnuaI
Meeting at DR.. MiahelPs Home,

Twenty-Five physicians and their
wives are in attendance at the semi
annual meeting of the Iowa Central
State Medical Society. held at the SUI
burban home of DR.. N z. Mighell. Ow-
ing to the lateness of the arrival of
some of the members the program was
not commenced until after dinner. DR..
Mighell entertained the visiting mem
bers at luncheon at noon, and the city
members participated in basket din
ner. Later the regular program was
taken up and papers read and dis
cussed. The following physicians from
other towns We're in attendance:
DR.. Delano Wilcox, Malcolm.
DR.. f. II. Conner, Nevada.
DR.. F. S. Smith. Nevada.
DR.. Melton. Albion
DR.. j. F. Crane Green Mountain.
DR.. N. M. Whitehill, Garwin
DR.. B. G. Dyer, Gilbert Station.
DR.. Moffett, Conrad
DR.. G. F. Niblock, Clarion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
CONSUL M'FARLAND's TRANSFER
Reichenbers Desirable Post Because
of Pleasant Climate.


The Associated Press dispatches to
the T.-R. Monday afternoon announced
the appointment of United States Con-
sui S. c. Mcfarland to the post at
Reichenberg, Bohemia, and the APP
pointment of Consul Mahin, to Noting
ham. The two consuls simply change
positions, with the consent of the pres
ident and congress, and it is presumed
that the change is agreeable to both
No direct word relative to the trans
fer has been received from Mr.. Mc2
Farland in this city, except that in o
recent letter he said he had just re-
turned from hurried trip to Austria.
In a later letter he says of the climate
of Nottingham: I'VE all keep alarm
ingly well over here, despite the mean.
est climate on earth. We have had just
two days so far when overcoats We're
not a necessity"
Reichenberg is city Of about 100000
population, with an independent juris-.
diction. 1t lies on the Neisse. about
fifty miles northeast of Prague and
near the Saxon and Prussian from
tiers. 1t is the center of the important
cloth manufacture of northern Bo-
hemia, and is the third town Of Bo-
hernia in size and the second in indus
trial Importance. It's cloth factories
employ about 1000 people, while weav-
ing is extensively prosecuted as !;
domestic industry. 1t is an ancient and
historical city and because of it's man
ufactories is an important consulate.
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S1.AARY SQASS0F o
Graduation Exercises to Be
Held on Tuesday Evening.
June IL.
Class OF Eight in Regular Course
and Four in Music to Be
Graduated.
Exercises to Be Held in the
Odeon So. Commencement
Week Features.

The class of '02 of st. Mary's Insti-
tute is completing its final work today,
and the commencement exercises begin
on Friday. continuing thru a portion OF
next week. A class of eight In the reg
ular course will be graduated, as well
as four in the music course.
This will be the twenty-first COM
mencement of the institute. The class
colors this year are gold, white and
the motto Upright and Loyal" Rev.
M C. Lehman is director OF the insti-
tute and the following have been this
years teachers: Mother Nj. Frances,
directress; Sister M. Madeline, Sister
NJ. Immaculate, Sister M. Dominica,
Sister NJ. Cyril and Sister NJ. Dolores.
Holy mass and directors address will
be the opening feature OF the COM
mencement exercises on Friday, June
13, at a. m. The graduating exercises
will be held at the Odeon on Tuesday
evening, June II, at p. m. and the
alumni banquet will be held In ST Ma
rvs hall on Thursday evening, June 10,
commencing at 1880. The members OF
this years class are Thomas ]. Carmo-
dy, Hiram A. Shaver Cecilia Punnell,
Gertrude Bondage, Anna Mcmahon,
Josephine Coulton, Marie WEIGH and
Margaret Mitchell. In music the fol-
lowing will be graduated: Josephine
WEIGH, Frances Mooney, Marguerite
Barr and Michael Roskopf. The follow
ing program will be rendered at the
Odeon on Tuesday evening:
PART I.
Observation-Disclosures.
Piano Duet-Misses Anna Oppice,
Gertrude Fahey, '03.
Salutatory, Hidden Forces of Life"
Miss Gertrude Bondage.
Piano Solo-Master Michael Ros-
kopf.
Essay. "a Backward Glance"-Miss
Margaret Mitchell.
Vocal Solo-Miss Cecilia .Punnell.
Essay, Element of the Beautiful
Miss Josephine Coulton.
Piano Solo-Miss Marguerite Barr.
Quartet-Glee Club.
Essay. 1.-THE Message of History
Miss Anna McMahon.
Piano Quartet-Miss Marie WEIGH,
Miss Gertrude Bendlage, Miss Cecilia
Punnell, Master Hiram A. Shaver.
PART IL
Grecian Drill-Pupils st. Mary's In
stitute.
Music-Orchestra
Essay, The Handmade of Religion"
Miss Marie WEIGH.
Piano Solo-Miss Frances Mooney.
Grafton, '"The Glories of Our Coun-
try'-Master Hiram Shaver.
Bass and Tenor-Thomas j. Carmody
and Edward Minetor.
Essay Influence of Noble Woman
hood'-Miss Cecilia Purnell.
Quartet-Glee Club.
Piano Solo-Miss Josephine WEIGH.
Valedictory. Light Supernal"-Mas-
ter Thomas j. Carmody.
Quartet, Graduates Farewell, -
Class.
conferring of Diplomas and GRADUATE
ing Medals-Rev. M. C. Lenihan.
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]. c. SHOP MEMS PICNIC.
Plans and Arrangements for Outline q,
June Fl CompIeted

June Fl Completed.
AT meeting of the committee Nor
day evening in charge of the arrange
ments for the Iowa Central shonmen.s
picnic, to be held Saturday. June q
plans were perfected for the outing,
and all that the men are now wait;ne
ior is good weather on that date ia
make their annual picnic success. The
various committees having charge Of
the different arrangements reportad a,
the meeting held, and all the plans are
now complete.
Ihe committee on grounds, which
visited Oskaloosa Saturday. succeeded
in securing the fair grounds at that
place wherein to hold their festivities.
The Forty-nin Iowa National Guard
Will be taken along to furnish the music
turnout the day and for the dancing.
The management of the road has been
requested to furnish a special train to
carry the crowds, and this will doubt
less be granted.
A ball game between the shop men
and the Y. NJ c. A. has been arranged,
and program of athletic events as
given below will be pulled off:
Potato race, for railroad mems wives.
prize, silk parasol, valued at So.
Three-legged race for railroad en-
ployes, box cigars, $3.50.
Fat mems race, 200 pounds or over
all previous winners barred, $1.25
One hundred yards dash. free for ALL
hat, $3.50.
Boys race. for boys under IA years,
jack knife. Is cents.
Girls race. for girls under IS years,
pair shoes, $1.50.
Ball throwing contest for young la
dies. fan. s1.50.
All competitors in these events. ex-
cepting the free-for-all dash, must be
railroad men or members of their fam
lilies.
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20 HOURS CHICAGO TO NEW YORK
PENNSYLVANIA Short Line.

Beginning with June 18th, the Penn
sylvania lines will run a daily passen-
ger train Of the best modern equipment.
to be known as The Pennsylvania
Special" from Chicago to New York In
20 hours. leaving Chicago at II o'clock
noon, and reaching New York next
morning at o'clock.
The above will be In addition to the
present Chicago and New York train
service of the Pennsylvania lines, The
Pennsylvania Limited" and other trains
running thru as usual.
For particular information, please
call upon or address H. r. Dering, as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania lines, 24S South Clark
street, Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
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