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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-11
G.sa. Z. SIMPsoN,
Mayer.
A,essudris. Va Anil 3 1900

A.e1andrls. Va, April 3, 1900.
Hon. SEQ. l.. Simpson, Nay or. 4 lsJ sndris IS
Dear Sir-It is with sincere resre, thsl
feel compelled TO offer my resignation. &C.
take effect April 10, 1900. OF the position @.
City Engineer Of AlexsI dris Vs., 10 Ft.srn
10 the service of she q. :. government
While taking shis step an flied with the
deepest spprs .istion Of the kindness aud
courtesy with which the Council and ci,iz O.
81 Alexandria have treated me, snd it is Only
the circumstance OF my material welfsre
which impels me to il.
With we best wishes for the welfare
yourself and the members of Ice Coaneil srd
ior the future Prosperity vi The city, reDs.u
yours very respectfully, E & DUSN.
upon molten the resignation OF Mr.. Dura
r.s accepted
10 being stated by NJ Burke thst nr. Durn
did not ms ke sny ehsrges for his ore month s
services, upon molten OF Mr.. Evans vote o.
tn INKS was extended bin
Communication from Mr., { Boyer
Offering bis services IS temporary slperr.
& ndent Of public works pending tie elect o.
Of City EugiBecr was received.
The board then adjourned.
JOHN II. sTRIDEB. President,
Teste: d. Z. STANSBURY. Clerk.
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to investigate the truth OF the alleged
interview if he believed it, and chal
lenged him TO introduce 8 resolution
for such an Investigation.
Mr.. Dalzell concluded the debate on
the rule, upon the adoption of which
the vote was then taken.
The rule was adopted 15S to 142
Present and not voting IL Toe to-
lowing republicans voted against the
rule: Crumpscker, Hestwole, Lane,
Little6eld, Mccall, Henry c. Smith
Warner and Lorimer. .
NJ. Sbley was the only democrat to
vote for it.
The debate on the bill Was then q. be-
gun, Mr.. Watson defending the repub-
licsn policy 10 placing q tariff on Porto
Ricsn products for the purpose of rails.
ing revenue.
Mr.. Jones recalled that this il the 40.
niverssry OF the exchange of rstific,-
tons of the treaty of peace between
Spain and the United States aud crit.
cised the republicans for choosing such
a day for the preparation of tbs legis-
lstion OF wrong and injustice to the
people of Porto Rico.
Replying to one of Watson's queries
as to what the democrats would do for
Porto Rico, MIR. Jones said if they had
the ever they would give the Island Q
representative free government aud the
people the same rights, privileges and
immunites as are enjoyed by American
citizens on the soil of the United States.
He proceeded TO denounce the civil
government features OF the bill as sbso-
lutely IN American and predicted that
under it the wealthy corporations would
speedily grab all the valuable franchises
to be had in Porto Rico.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-31

since on the charge Of larceny, preferred by
I'd Carmody, accusing him of stealing
blankets and other personal effects from
the Eureka livery stable. The case Is
now on before Justice Felix and will come
up for hearing Monday.
There was shooting scrape in the ten.
derloin Saturday evening, in which some
powder was burned but no blood was
shed. There was some trouble about the
mans money aud the woman's vasciIat.
ing affections, which the former tried to
settle with his gun. Recorder Manning
fined him iity dollars and took his horses
to secure the money for this municipality
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-31
Six O'Clock Dinners.

The Golden Eagle Hotel has naugu.
rated the plan Of evening dinners and mid.
day luncheons which idea is an acceptable
one to the majority OF those living at
hotels.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-31

Mrs. r. II. Lloyd, music teacher Of If.
teen years experience, is now prepared to
give instruction on the piano and organ.
Apply at her home on North Mill street.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Attorney Richards is in Baker City to.
day on legal business.
a daughter was born AT the home Of
+. l.. liauser Tuesday of last week.
/. SinderSon Smith returned Sunday
from Portland. where he had been Oh min.
ing business.
Seymnur Bell Iei' Sunday for British
Columbia. on private business. lie re-.
tutnri today.
A bali vii I've given q, Ellis opera house
this eycnlng, tor the benefit Of the Sump.
ter Sp,iii ,ocirty's library fund.
W. &. Calder returned Monday from
La Iiiud. and Warm Lake, where he
had hcen Tor a week ~ more.
Miss Minnie Mohlrr, OF the rostofiice
force, wrut to Baker CITY this afternoon
to speuI several days With her mother.
llrn. Dell Stuart, democratic candidate
for rir,lor. viii discus, the issues oi the
campaign At Ellis opera house Saturday
evening,
No. "I Mrs. lI,il. ot Clifford, were In
town Yesterday. While here they bought
three i,l> IN the new tow, Of Whitney,
viii etet building aud do business there.
DC. I,p- reports that Mrs. Kane. shot
sOune weeks since Ivy her husband, has
abOut recovered aud will leave his hos.
pi,i tomorrow, going to her sister, who
live, Ia Baker City.
Kohrd kahirr returned to Sumpter las,
week. alter completing the Portland Min.
Ink snI Milling companv's buildings on
the Minneapolis ciaim At Bourne, Ut which
L. Si"d-< sou Smith Is manager.
A II ,liowe-n social Ivy the ladies Of the
Methods, church viii hc held this even.
INK At the hom. oi Mrs. kahler, corner ot
Coiumbia aud North streets, to which a
cofd,,i mvita,iun Is extended To all.
D-,i, tiuni, mote familiarity called
"Mikc" sud ,-tta,uly the most popular
liauot drummer ~ the Pacific cost, Is do
ins the town hd,y. Mike sell, more scot.
iIn ui,i," than ANY other i've drummrrs
IN hl> iinc,
The i,J,r> oi the Methodist church have
thoush shiiuiiy arranged to serve one ot
the'f ",ted chl,krn d,nn-rs, also supper,
on Elr,',m day. Nnv-mb-r d, At Ellis op'
-fi nnu,r. prlJ- 1T either meal tlity cents,
the p',,rrds 'o - 10 the church.
]. Nj tiudson. the attorney and iourn.
ali,t. 'riWnrd tn Sump,rr this week from
the l,i"ir Rnnd- valley, where he has
bee" Nn"e suspeni,os publication ot his
pap-' u '.ian,'r. tie announces that he
viii '-,n,m here and rta,'i,e law.
AZ little. u>h commissioner TOT the
STATE II Washington. who is largely inter
estri m mL itounI Sumrt-r. spent Sev.
-rti lays hcrr this week. tie says that
tny etnm Roer'> viii undoubtedly Ne te'
elected nvrt thete and tha, Bryan viii
carry ti,r state.
w scott was arrested 4 few days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
CLOSE BARELY STEADY
News Rather Bearish and
Wheat a Bit Under.
COARSE GRAINS LOWER
Provisions 2 IL Cents Lower
to 5 Higher
COARSE GRAINS LOWER

Chicago, April 19.-Although there was
| an excellent cash business today, the
mild, sunny weather and lower cables
| combined with some liquidation proved
the ruling factors in the wheat pit and
the close was barely steady 1-2 to $50
| under yesterday. Corn closed 3-S to 3-4c
down and oats Lac depressed. Provisions
closed firm, lie lower in lard to &c
| higher in pork.
| While the mild spring weather and the
| glad sunlight elevated the spirits of the
| Spectator and perhaps turned the young
mans fancy to thoughts Of love, the ef-
| feet on the wheat market was differet.
Weak cables also had something to do
with the depression, and besides, there
was liquidation which probably would
have taken place whatever the condi
| tons, While the speculative trade was
light the cash business was excellent,
900 ubhesls, some of it No. l northern
and some of it No. 2 red, This business
served to bring about a bulge following
the opening, but it did not hold and the
close was barely steady. OF the cash
sales 5000 bushels were for direct ex-
port. Atlantic port clearances in wheat
and -four were equal to 276,000 bushels.
Primary receipts were 900 bushels,
compared with 3s1 900 bushels last year
Local receipts were 81 cars, of contract
at 65 lie. July lie under at &C "a to
&c $50.
The corn market was generally quiet,
but there were spurts Of activity. AS in
wheat the main consideration was the
excellent spring climatic conditions, with
cables a contributing factor in the weak
ness which was evident the greater part
of the session. The selling was led by
those who bought yesterday and with
them the failure of Liverpool to respond
to the advance here yesterday was a po-
tent consideration. The decline early, fol-
lowing a loss over night OF 3-8c, was
checked by free profit-taking by shorts,
but the check was only momentary and
the close was weak. May closed 5-SG3-4c
under yesterday, at 50 1-2c; July depressed
at 80 1-2c.
In spite Of speculative dullness and
hog market inclined to weakness the pro
vision market was firm. Buying by pack
ers against liberal cash sales, and the
light offerings were the factors
The trade in oats was not important
but the market nevertheless exhibited
considerable steadiness in comparison
with wheat and corn. May closed 1-4c
down, at % 1-4c; July Lac lower, at 231zc
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
so cars; corn, 206 cars: oats, 165 cars;
hogs, 1000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
SHIPPERS, ARD NOTES.

W. J. Norris Of oxford topped the mar
Eet yesterday with a load of good go
I sund hogs He also had in a car of me-
oism weights which brought stif bulk
= ice Mr.. Norris is one of the most ex-
tensiye shippers dealing here.
ii. Weidiine was in from Augusta yes
terIay with a car Of heavy weight pack
ers which sold for the bulk price Of the
day
J. w Crawford was in from Conway
Springs yesterday with a mixed car of
cattle and hogs. Both sold for a good
buik price.
3. Crawford was up from Garden
Plaine yesterday with a car Of heavy
packers. tipping the beam at 27l pounds,
which brought the high price of the day.
He was more than pleased with his sale.
Wales & Essex Of Norman was a new
firm OF Oklahoma shippers on the mar
ket yesterday Mr.. J. c. Wales accom-
panied the load He il well known
throughout Oklahoma and served in the
last legislature. He used to ship here
ten or twelve years ago, and thought he
would begin shipping here anew. He said
his hogs sold satisfactorily.
J. II Martin a regular patron Of the
market, was in from Mayfield yesterday
with a car of medium weight packers,
which sold for the bulk sum.
Dan VIM. &he obese and Jovial stockman
of UGau. topped the market yesterday
with a load Of fine 245 pound packers.
hIr. VIM swears by the Wichita market.
Fritz & Bunch. who are regular every
othor-day shippers here. had in car Of
medium weight packers yesterday which
were disposed Of for the ruling bulk
price
JET Houston of Ponca City, too we'll
known 10 stockmen TO need any introduc-
tion, was on the market yesterday with
& car of go pound hogs which brought
the bulk price
The Stock Exchange bank OF Renfrow,
o. T.. had in q car OF medium weight
swine yesterday which sold well. They
are new shippers here. Mr.. T. E. VII
Hams accompanied the load and ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with the
price and treatment received.
J. II. Holland OF Zyba, an energetic and
capable buyer who has dealt here for
years, yesterday obtained a good bulk
sum for car OF medium weight packers
he had in.
Joe Scott Of Peck. better known 70 the
stock yards gang as Joe Peck" cor
rallied the top price yesterday with a good
load Of heavy packers Mr. Scott IS a
good stockman and handles long string
OF stuff in d year.
George F. Berry Of Pond Creek was one
Of the Oklahoma contingent Of shippers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
HOGS HVE HIGHER
Market Was Strong and the
Demand Good.
TOP PRICE WAS $40
Quality Was Some Better
Than Previous Day.

The hog market yesterday was active
and cents higher. The demand was
Etrong and everything was quickly SNAP
ped up. The market opened steady and
firm at the previous days prices. An ad-
vance of a nickle was soon made and
maintained, the market closing firm and
Etrong
The quality yesterday was generally fair
and a considerable Improvement over the
previous day. There were several loads
Of really good hogs in. There was a bet
Ter variety Of grades than on Wednes-
DAY there not being such a superabund-
sshce OF medium weight packers as on
the previous day.
The top price of the day was s. 40 as
compared with 1915 on Wednesday. The
bulk Of the hogs went at s.. 3GG5. 40. Both
the top and the bulk indicated an advance
cfat least a nickel. More hogs also sold
15r the high price than Wednesday.
The receipts yesterday were fairly good,
the aggregate numbering being received
amounting to 1,511. This was slightly
smaller than week ago when the re-
ceipts amounted to 1880 There was a
good run of wagon hogs in. Bath the
CARROTS and the wagon hogs arrived early
and the market closed sooner than usual
The market compared we'll with other
western markets. Here hogs sold at an
advance Of nickel. while Chicago quot
ed the market as steady to firm. Kansas
City and ST. Louis sent out reports quot
ing hogs as selling steady, but noting no
advance.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Light packing hogs, 100 to
20 lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 as 271S
Medium weight packers, 900 to
Heavy packing hogs, $50 to
Sz5 lbs Observation-Disclosures. S215G5 40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
PORTO RICO
GOVERNMENT
Continued From First Page.

navy"
Mr. Cannon concluded the debate in
favor of the amendment The officers Of
the navy were educated to fight. he said
not to perform civil duties.
In the performance Of civil duties"
he said, with great emphasis, they are
the most incompetent and the most ex-
pensive'
In the burst of applause that followed
this utterance some one cried out some
thing about Dewey.
oh I am not talking politics." re-
spOnded Mr.. Cannon. II am talking dol
lars and cents and an efficient survey.
am great adnirer of Admiral Dewey
and all the other officers and men who
served in the Spanish war. I love them
so we'll that when ! see men trying to set
them at work at something at which
they cannot sustain themselves call a
halt" Lauster and applause)
Mr.. Cann0n's amendment was adopted
finally, III to 40.
The chair then overruled the point Of
order pending against the appropriation
of $500oo for the new naval academy at
Annapolis. AR. Cannon thereupon moved
an amendment TO limit the total cost Of
the proposed appoint ments Of Annapolis
Including the money already expended
and appropriated in this biil, 70 ss.09a. 90
including a reduction IN the cost II the
cadet barracks. which were 70 house "a
BOYS and as designed. were to cos.
$4,000 to 81. o.. 30. He said the entire
plans called for 81 cpa.eo0. After oons3d-
cradle debate as t. the extravaganoa Of
the proposed expenditures, Mr.. Cannon
offered a substitute for his original
amendment to appropriate s25o 90 for the
cadet barracks. providing that before any
OF the money was expended plans should
be submitted and approved b the secr@
Jsry # the navy which world keep the
cost Of the whole improvement within
3, o0ooa including the sf.e1odea already
appropriated and the sum carried by the
oil. The substitute was agreed 20, e u
- without completing the bin the con-
ni.tae rose.
Mr.. Fitzgerald Mass Offered IN opsn
house, q resolution - appropriate S51.5e
t1- \ monument in Washington 70 -ha
"eU'hsttled farmers who resisted ne
British AZ Concord in the first battle q
ira Revolution, Is years a7o to8zT. =
was referred. and then. AZ IS .. n, the
house adjourned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20

on the market yesterday, and got the ton
price for Load of medium weight pack
ers he had in. He had also another load
OF zig pound swine which sold well. Mr..
Berry deals here extensively.
William Astle & Sons Of Haven. a firm
which has been marketing its hogs here
ever since Wichita had a market yester-
DAY obtained high bulk sum for load
OF 24 pound swine
=: e Carson was up from Mt Hope
ana sold car OF medium weight hogs
Tor the ruling bulk price. Mr.. Carson
trades here steadily.
w. u. Thomas, a prominent feeder and
shipper Of Ponca City, was on the mar
Ket yesterday with a load of light pack
ers, which sold well
Day & Yoeman, the popular shippers of
Alameda, obtained the bulk price for a
good load of 215 pound packers.
Campbell & Horton, the veteran ship
pers Of Caldwell, marketed a car of me-
dunn weight packers here yesterday for
good sum. They never think Of ship
ping elsewhere.
The railroads did a fair business at the
yards yesterday. The Santa Fe brought
in cars, the Rock Island 6, the Missouri
Pacific and the Frisco i.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO


Chicago, April 1e.-Cattie-Receipts
5000; steers steady to 10c lower; butcher
stock active, firm. Natives best on sale
today two cars at $3.50; good to prime
steers choice fat steady; course fat 5d10c
lower light and medium weights about
steady, 81. S0q5 50; poor to medium, 81 10
4.75; selected feeders choice steady, $500
m4.So; mixed stockers, 5010c lower, s.. 300
$50; COWS firm, active, SO. 00d4. 80; heifers
strong, s3.25Q4.S5; Gamers, S225q2 50;
bulls 81. 80d4 30; calves steady, 81. 5OG6. 25
Texas fed steers about steady, 81. 00G5. 20;
Texas bulls firm, So 25G3.75.
Hogs-Recelpts today 1900; tomorrow,
10000 estimated; left over 1000; steady to
shade lower; top $50; mixed and
butchers s.. 1876. IS; good to choice heavy,
$3.50. .5.75; rough heavy, $5.45d5. SIS; light
weak, $5.40q5.65; bulk of sales $3.50
5.67lG.
Sheep-Receipts 10000; sheep and lambs
steady. Heavy sheep are now coming
mostly shorn. Good to choice wethers
$5.S5g525; fair to choice mixed, $3.50
$40; western sheep, $5.6Oa6 10; yearlings,
IS. SoG6.40 native lambs, $5.5NQ7.4O; west
ern lambs, s6.00d7.4O
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, April 19-Cattle-
Receipts, 400; market strong Native
steers, S3.50G5.55; Texas steers, 80 250
go; Texas cows and heifers, $2.75G4. 90;
native cows and heifers, $4,000. 70; stock
ers and feeders, 1913 .5.15; bulls, s.. $50
sos
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady to
sc lower. Bulk Of sales, So 406I5. s.; heavy,
s.. 40q5.6212; packers, s5.9595.55; mixed,
$500 $50; light, $5.16G5.4O; pigs, $47505.2 5;
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong.
Lambs, S.. 00Q7 %; muttons, $415G6.15
ST. LOUIS.
st. LOUIS Mo, April 19.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; market steady Native ship
ping and beef steers, $3.S5G5.85; stockers
and feeders, s3.65G5.05; COWS and heifers,
81. 25@4.S0; Texas and Indian steers, 1850
500; cows and heifers, $255. .3.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market SC lower
Pigs and light, 5.45G555; packers, $500
$50; butchers, $5.60d5.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady
Native muttons, $5.25Q625; lambs, $3.50
7.25; spring, $675@Z5o; culls and bucks.
81 5QI14 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
THE wEAFIE

Wlcaitz, Kan. April z, Ls38
During the past = aoGEs eadinR a. 7
? n the hssEes. temperature hAs been
= sas lowest s. q range q - degrees
and tFle fneaz has 5eca 80. whic1 is :
degrees warmer t1sn tns ng-nsl tsm5era~
t9re for taed a. as ded1ce1 from ire CD
se-vatt5us al lssz station Ter the past
s.sven years. wiz parity cloE5T weather
zzz light TA.2 .rcZ : 70 ? n. Is la1a,
wfta gentle eaE 70 southeast sis
Rainbow IN s5atasast II >. n On "a -
date last year t1e ts1c oeratErss Vsrs =.
g ard - w1-h = inch - rata
slace rAe 6rst Il tbs month tas sze--
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6 gress daily 5e3ez re norma. AID TIE
tota! rainfall 10 irscnss- wa11A = - iacA
less t1A1 Re 1e-uz1 Ezlca r. r aacA
nso-s rhzz fei q. t5s game ;sr1s lzst year.
STAGE ire 6r~ = r. yea- tAs rst-SsH
las b@ez 90 lncSs. Which e ~ srcaes
less thar re no--aL Ror to sar-s sias
last year tas rasntzl wss As srcAe.
FRED /. JOHNSON. C5-e-re-.
washington. As-4. 1s.--Forecast sc- F~s-
d.
cssIahoT-z Ard Ta1ian Te-rE,a---T1l.
F-Gzy ard sturdy yarlsbss wfasa
R2rsas-Fsfr E'va12y &14 SATURDAY. Yas-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
HAL STREET UPSET
On Account of Iron and Steel
Complications.
ILL HUM0R MANIFESTED
Close Active and Easy, Much
Below Best.

New York, April 19.-Business on the
stock exchange today lapsed into a con-
dition of dizziness and abandonment TO
the operations Of small professional trad
to be heard on all sides. concerning the
bear raid on the iron and steel stocks
Not only in the stock market. but in the
iron trade as well accusations of bad
faith and double dealing are banded
about. All other authorities in the trade
disagree with the views of Chairman
Gates Of the American Steel and Wire
company, but the Iron Age says in its
review of the subject no sharp tumble
in values is expected unles this develop
ment in the wire trade should produce
such an effect"
1t is the reservation thus expressed
that has so effectually upset the specu-
lative world. Dealers in securities kept
one eye on the iron and steel stocks all
day and the erratic and irregular move
ments in that group kept the whole mar
ket in a feverish and uncertain state.
When pressure there was relaxed there
was a disposition manifest 10 mark up
prices elsewhere, but the burden of sell
ing met on the advance gave an appear
ance of a desire to realize on an extern
sive scale and took the snap OUT of the
market. On the other hand, the majority
Of stocks offered decreased materially on
considerable decline, giving an under
tone Of firmness to prices. Notable
strength was shown at one time by the
Baltimore and Ohio stocks and on the
other hand. Southern Pacific suffered
from decided weakness. The one move
ment had about as much effect on the
general list as the other The sharp adj
vance in the metal stocks which followed
the declines after the opening, was &C
conpanied by rise late in the day to
the best prices. But when these stocks
and sugar gave way the whole list tol-
lowed and the closing was active and
easy considerably below the pest. Sugar
after selling up as high as 103 Ia, closed
at a net loss of 2 points. The news OF
the day was generally ignored. It in
Guided number Of strong statements of
earnings for the second week IN April,
especially by soft coal carrying roads.
Rumors Of new combinations of railroad
systems continue prevalent. The Chi
cago, indianapolis and Louisville is now
said to be destined for absorption by the
South railway and there are stories of
Vanderbilt buying of Wabash securities.
The Southwestern group Of so-called
Gould railroads are formed into various
combinations by the rumor-mongers. The
small amount of foreign proxies voted
at the New York Central annual meet
ing was regarded as significant of the re-
cent foreign selling of high priced securI-
ties and explanatory Of the upward
movement Of exchange which was caused
today. Closing prices of stocks were as
follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
Have Won Seen Me,icar

The trip thither Is as fasciEating az a
tour Of Egypt II can be made quickly
comfortably and at reasouab bic cost by
joining Gates personally conducted sew
enth Annual Excursion % Mexico. yia
Santa Fs Route. leaving Chicago Fs5-
rusry q. Through vesi5uIed SPECIAL
train. comprising oAseryatlon car. CON-
partment car. dining car and PUilmans.
Tickets include every necessary expense
for thirty days trip. Itinerary arranged
FOR seeing Mexico by daylight You ez-
cape IucIemeat March weather az home.
Inquire Of local agent. 4. T. s ?. ~.