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L. c. READ and r. c. Tips, both Of Hous-
ton, Texas, have this dry entered into u
general co-partnership for the purpose Of
transactlng a general cotton business IN
der the name and style Of L. c. Read K
Co. The firm will handle both foreign
and domestic business. L. c. Read, K.
G. Tips. 10
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NOTICE-The following is a list Of fair
Daiut contractors In Houston, and who
employ only members OF Painters union
No, 1870; Osler Paint Co, l.. c. Rotten
Clcde, Ed owens William Hartung *
Son William RudersdOrt, j. j, Barlow,
Il, II. Perelra, II. T. Rue, C. Koch,
George NJ. Kuhn. F. A. Affei, John W.
Rike. Mr. Barron. Henry Ross, J. \.
Caldwell G. Meyer Collins & Moor, l.,
c, Smidth, William Z, Fcchuer, George
Mlefner George .Staizenbach, Gomez
L. Ryan ]. J. Hopkins, Recording Sec.
Rotary, II
MOTTO l. Of dissolution of the firm Of IN
man, Nelms y Co. Notice is hereby
given that the co.partneis ship heretofore
existing under the firm name and style ot
office and place OF business In the city ot
Houston, and State OF Texas, composed
of $. NJ. Inman, w. 7. lnman and Hugh
T. lnnan Of Atlanta, Ga, and A. l..
Nelms Of the city Of Houston, state o,
Texas, has been dissolved on this, the
31st day Of July, 1902. by mutual consent,
s. NJ Iuman,
w. 7. Inman,
Hugh T, IumGl,
A. l.. helms.
Formation OF new firm TO be known rs
mman Mems q Co.
A. l.. Nelnls. Of the late firm Of lnma1,
helms & CO., o. Houston, Texas, now us
solved, and Henry A. lrmcn Of the city
Of Atlanta, state Of Georgia, have ms
day entered into a general co-partnership
under the name and style of Inman,
helms q Co, and will continue 10 trans
act business OF the kind and character
lately conducted by the late nrm which
wns dissolved on the 3lst day Of july,
Henry A. Inman,
$50 \. L. Nelms.
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kCURE-EXccllen tonic for men, 81
Me Al Lrwyu g. Anderson's. 10
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I'm. All timers TO stay away from
F. i strike on: sixty men now out.
4 arder " j. Murray, president; %.
Bergen. secretary, local "a, a, 5. NJ
Deis'"' 10
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900 TO LOAF on Houston business OF
residence property; one TO ten Years; at
lowest rates ~ interest; monthly pay
ments II desired: no delay In getting your
money Apply to n. l.. Mills, ZIG Main
street, or address p. o. Boz s05. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GO TO NAPLES Medicine Store. Z
can always find II there.
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FINp ENGLEKtNG, Il years Of age,
Nm about 10 OF 10 pounds. ieIt .d ms
M N Beaumont August II anyone
Lwbg his present WhefeaoOuls WI, WI
[tr 4 favor on bis father oy co.n i.ii,lii
I'M with him at once. H. hnsleAinSs;
yuront texns. 81
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

coolest resort In Texasi a
fayorite summer retreat among the hillsi
the Boerpe Hotel ofers pleasure seekers
and the travesing public superior accom-.
modattons. Clarke, proprietor. e-is
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

I-Te- ceremonial session OF hi
Snge Az A. o o. Z n "; 7; sa' Teras
tEssi ~ AZ 800 O'Clock p. IN. Il. II.
IA Recorder.
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FOR SALE-Two lots and cottage In Fair
Ground addition Handsome residence on
Milan street Choice lots In Third ward.
Call on us II you desire to purchase real
St.. II
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Inc machlaos repaired, any make or
IN lou. ly factory cXp,rt. Hickman.
n ,apitol. new phone 1908, All worSh
HnNprl -
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FOR SALE-The Home supply Company
will sell YOU furniture, hardware. stoves
and tinware cheaper than any house IN
town Cash for old furniture. etc. 22lI
Congress avenue. Telephone l48A. II
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ANY TOWN WANTING water works ciec.
trio lights. or anything FROM a canning
factory TO cotton mill, should write
companies. Agents wanted c,erywA,re.
The Southwestern Promoting CO.. Wilson
bulldng Iouaton. Toms. q
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FINANCIAL.


MONEY LOANED on Houston real estate.
Ed s. Phelps, attorney. 3lOa Main street;
MONEY 70 LOAN--We have money 10
loan on Houston business or city prop
erty. or Harris county lands, or good
notes In amounts TO suit borrowers AT n
low rate az Interest VIM. II. Olschewske
& CO., 200 KAN building; phones 10
MRS DAY, stenographer. private office
room 200 Blnz building. 80
MAPS-Large and small. OF Houston. p
Witty. s.ls
HANDSOME lO-room house and three cot
tages. Clay, near Main; desirable l0room
hnnse. ~ lots, south front. Pierce, near
Main; large house. halt block, good Iu,.
movements, near Fannin school; two de.
sirable cottages, east front in Fair
Grounds addition: also a number OF other
bargains IN Improved and unlmproved city
pro6erty. stock In two OF best canals in
Texas Tor sale or exchange for Houston
property; 800 acres rice land near Cy-
press, IS per acre. Cash d Lucke, SOoli
Main. Y
WILLIAM A. WILsON,-of1ce 200 KAN
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan;
II
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

MUM & HUNN,
CROCKETT. TEXAS,
W j. Townsend, Attorney az Law and
csnsrsi COLLECTION Agent. President Ango~
ans County National Bank. Lufkin' Iexha'
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REFRIGERATORS-N 70 per cent dis
count. Smith Furniture Company ~
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THRESHER and twelve-horse traction en-
glne, $500; new rice machinery for small
mills, Machinery, corner hadley ana
Bagby, Houston. ~
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CREOLE ONION SEED am accredited
agent Of Bayou Latourche growers, guar
anteed termination 100 per cent, Samples
sent TO communities of grow ers; price 81
per pound. a. Whitaker, Houston. II
WOOD, WOOD, woOD-Dry or green, at
W T. Weedens S, yard 2o20 Houston ave.
nue. old phone 1871 -
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FOR SALE-one complete gin outnt. COM
prlSing two gin stands, press, one French
burr grist mill. one 4O-horse power boiler,
one 3O-horse power engine, belts, pipes,
shaftlug pllleys, etc. also two 30-horse
power. one s-horse power upright boiler
one 200-ight dynamo, lot pulleys, l.. u,
Miller Houston. Texas.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

CALL FOR BIDS for public nIIntTng and
stationery for the State government
o oSsIea proposals VIII be received at Inv
gT.nee OF the secretary OF state at Austta,
texas, until O'Clock y. m, on the 9th
Say OF September. A. ID. 1902. from resi-.
uents OF the State of Texas. to print ana
oIlH tne Jaws and journals of the senate
And house Of representatives. ana 10 do
buch other printing and binding, and to
luihlsb such stationery MS may be re.
VulVen by law or may be needed BY any
department. OF the State government, or
.;ther mousse of the legislature, under
the provisions of title S. Revised STAT.
utes. separate proposals may be made
10 lurEish the stationery and 10 do the
printing and binding. Such bids will
De opened at the office OF the secretary
OF state IN the capitol building In the
city or Austin. and the contracts VIA lie
AWARDED as soon thereafter as practica-
PFC Inc probable amount OF such print.
ing, binding and stationery required un.
der the contracts Is as follows: First
ciiase, $1,000; second class $1,000; third
class, 5000; fourth class, 5000; Nat paper
ior printing of the second class $4,000;
s eook paper for printing OF the nrst Glass
$1,000; stationery, $4,000. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids and
tofcaH for new bids without readvertise-
.nent. Specifications viii be furnished to
parties desiring TO bid, upon application
TO me. John G.. Tod, Secretary OF State
ana eS.ofhcio chairman board OF puD!iG
printing. $40
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS viii be
received for the erection Of the Catholic
church az Beaumont. Texas, TIL noon Of
the I'm day OF September, 1902. Plans.
specifications and conditions OF bidding
can he seen In the office Of the architect.
J. L. Breclin beaumont Texas -
NOTICE TO SUBCONTRACTORS- Wantef
snbcontractors teams and teamsters on
Northern Irrigation company canal four
miles from BAY City. Apply on works
or Mt office Of w ) Delery, Cotton tx.
change building Houston ~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS VIII
be received at BCcnham Texas Septem-
her I. 1902, for the construction Of d two
story brick cotton mill plant foundations
excepted, according 10 plans, details and
specifications. which can be seen nj Bren.
ham, Texas at the Office OF John Hill
prudential building, Atlanta. Ca, and Mt
the office, Of II. W Fairbanks, Dallas
cotton Mills, Dallas. Texas. Bids must
be accompanied by a certified check OF
800, payable to u. c. Giddings, Jr, presl.
dent Of Brennan Cotton Mil company,
to be forfeited, In case bond in tho sum
of $1,000 Is not made Ia ten days from
date of award Of contract. AL building
material Will be furnished by the com
pany, on side track at the mill. Right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids r. w.
Wood, chairman building committee,
Brenham, Texas. Sl1
GO TO WAPLES' Medicine Store. You
can always find 1t there. II
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR slLF- TRADE OR LEASE INA job
office Of the Buckeye Printing Co. Of San
Antonio, Texas. II. Arnold biA EAST
Houston street ~
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WAGON SHEETS CHEAP-Used TO pro-
tect US from dust while building. Nose
hart & Roller Co. ~
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psst ''''asto"
Z ars- cAeap.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--One.aunrtc OF block Of ground
In the Fifth ward. having o frontage VI
one hundred and tfty feet on railroad.
John Kennedy. ~
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N<kat do -Ieu
" Nam?
HELP WANTED.

A CoLORED GIRL wanted 20 do ironing,
chamber work and general housework, at
9O3 Caroline street. 10
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500 TONS 16-pound. 20-pound and 25.pound
new and relaying rails In quantities TO
suit; prompt delivery. Schwartz Foundry
Co. Ltd, New Orleans, La. $40
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WAGON SHEETS CHEAP-Used TO pro
tect us from dust while building Nose.
hart & Keller Co. III
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SOUR LAKE OIL LANDS-Forty acres
within 1900 feet 81 gushers that Eush, a
snap for quick acceptance; title perfect;
map and late write up mailed free. Ad
dress c. G. Parsons, BRYAN. Texas. Il
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pHtfs- syaat ode
. sris4 la rea4ets.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE--Brick hotel; well established:
twenty rooms; baths: everything new and
M to date. long lease ON building and
furniture, also a neat bar with hcense
End stock Ia rich Texas county sent
heart cf rice belt; come quick; something
not bob M every day. Address Progress.
I'll this office IL
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PERSONAL.

k.-rps :, want ads remaining In the
ENbno rho post for the week ending
EaiyI, ,aJtrson; l45l; 1901; A. l.. C.;
y; ~ anu S7,,5. 7cO2; 1402: FOB; Paul
IN NN -i45i: 14o5; $955; 27os; 27o7;
nos: Ns4 Pal; l ,4S6; 15Si: i4 TX,
~l1 Slbbs. 1870; 1868; 7i4o: VIM.
~ a n 2afa, sltj8; 1911; 1881; Progress
fas s s,,n ,oS lll7. 1857; AZ; 2o43; Room
/ ed pus,nes iits, ZOOS; Roomer; 1419; 4l4;
hel,ssss, More; aO94; 20l0; APO; 2070;
lfs SIN 14gG; 2O22; 2o41, 14T2; a.
agS - u. Walker; 144s; 1923; 20I3;
u g.; 1924; 200; 100.
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TRY A FOLLow-UP system on your Gus.
toners. Use Neidich letters Perfect
imitation. CT eaper than stcnograp her,
reach more people and in less time than
q salesman. ASK Us about it. j. J. Pas.
toriza PIG and Litho. Co. II
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m wOoTEN WELLS WATER for
n health; two glasses &c, OF zoe gat,
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Il KENNEDY, COZ Grand street, fot all
N, Of carpenter work; satisfactory an
"A sass work guaranteed; all kinds Of
falf work done, ~
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INKS TAKEN before and during con
ments Infants adopted; good nurse
Doctor Terms moderate. Address
,,ofsco Box 400. DALLAS. Texas. 90
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6jES taken before and during confine-
In. infants adopted; good nurse and
tTor terms moderate. Address I. y.
4 10 Dallas Texas, U-lO
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.Yates- va.t ODD
& sria4 Ga rea4ets.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE--Brlck hotel; well established: |
twenty rooms baths. everything new and |
M TO date. long lease ON building and |
furniture, also a neat bar with license |
end stock Ia rich Texas county sent I
heart ~ rice helti come quick, something I
I'll. this ofnce. II
FOR SALE The best general store Ia cen. I
trail Texas; stock Will invoice about ST,
GO; no old nor hard stock. have Other
business which demands attention; win sell /
on time with good security. or would ac
cept good farm property w part payment.
Address Merchant, this othce. ldl
FOR SALE Nv entire stO,k OF general
merchandise. musical Instruments, toys,
crocktry. safe. ana store hNtnres, at
bargain, Address BOX 81, Columbus,
Texas. 81
PATENTS Protect your ideas ~ allow
aucei no Zee, consultation trNc, aStAh-
4 l;i, 1854 s Mo D. stevens y Co.. ol4
EESTArnANr Tor sale in best town IN
East fVXas; only shcrt-,vdcr restaurant
iu town. bakery In connection; ccth 10 ug
n good business; every shiug new; ccuutor
and side tables, electric Hght and tansi
lease ON building next door To the hnest
bar g. town. With sIdc.dUor connection;
Ia middle ~ the hest business block Il
not sold this month will not be offered
ggain Ad1ress L0so, TINS WIS ~
FOR SALE or RENT-An established piant
tor the manufacture OF brick; located AT
Colmt II ell Texas % niies north 90
beaumont; cheap fuel; good demand Tor
brick; plant consists OF one brick clamp,
with portable iron roof one Robinson mud
machine. trucks, barrows, etc; terms tea
sonab'e Address NJ. Notaw, Colmesneil.
WILL SELL cheaply. rapidly growing
weekly paper IA rapidly growing town
1cc. "a
ESTABLISHED ofAce business. paying
from SIPS TO S21a per month. Address
go this office 10
WANTED-A partner / have $500 pounds
OF very dnu tobacco and wan; some one
With $1,000 20 $500 In cash to 80 llto
a cigar factory with me; good chance for
young man TO learn cigar business ana
also have his money earning him good
interest; or would take silent partner
either gentleman or LADY Would start
in nuy good town IN South Texas Al.
dress L. q. box o. Huntsville Texas. IL
FOR sALE-Mcn's furnishing ana SHOE
stock; also building ON spindle lup;
e., senine dGrnss 'HoI .tis 8csnT,or'f
""e' A"u''9' '0N ''''
$50 SETS light harness At prices that have
not been cuualed Mosehart q Keller
Co 10
WANTED-A partner with about $500 70
take MALT Interest In one or the best pay.
ing businesses IN city; best location, a
thorough grocery man preferred Answer
No guV this office lB
,----------------
l WANT TO Mako NV MEX ot ten OF
more thousand acres Of rice land O deNer
~ 80 al
80 -, - - =;
yyIutI N,,,u"U,+.s 9nn AGar.ss no
~ "A oT,t,, "'''~ ~
-. y - ,..S ~
FOR SALE Business property and stock OF
goods no competition within twelve
ma OF mn 81 fr iII
nm. Itv and gaod - ,ftnn rfop being rath.
,,,d iI..-,'.fi., ,,..,,- ,.I,t, 'u.ffs..s All.
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ARE perfectly satisfied after clair
fant or spirit reading with Maria Adj
ID Kttredge 1917 Prairie avenue; your
! Ole life aud destiny revealed; lost ar
|lss located; readings 80 cents and 81.
Is
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS and pianos moved,
stored, packed and shipped; separate
locked rooms. Biuyon LamDard Mare.
house Co, hotn phones 745. II
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NOTICE TO SUBCONTRACTORS- Wantef
Subcontractors. teams and teamsters on
Northern Irrigation company canal. four
miles from Ray City. Apply on works
or Mt Office of w. 5. Delery, Cotton Eek.
change building Houston 81
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids Will be
received for the erection Of the Catholic
church az Beaumont. Texas, TIL noon Of
the I'm day Of September, 1902. Plans.
specifications aud conditions OF bidding
can he seen In the office Of the architect,
j. b. Breclin. Beammomt. Tnxns ~
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PO7RTRATT AGENTs-We want your trade.
iGx20 crayon. soc; paste!ine. 6Oc; pastel,
use; frames az bottom prices; good WORK:
nrompt service. c. B. Anderson y 20,
372 Elm street, Dallas. Texas. So
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THE BOARD OF PHARMACY VIII meet
August ~ 1902, Mt JO2 Main street, ~
examine applicants for registration. A.
H. Kiesling Reg. -
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5lE for ladies' iu.Ins confinement; good
8iNs and nurse: infants adopted. Z.
By "a Sm AntunIo, Texas. u
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INSURRECTION ENDED.
General Smiths Orders Were Nee
essary, Says Major Waller.
FIVE MEN AMBUSHED.

Manila, April 2S.-The trial by court
martial of General Jacob II. Smith on
the charge of conduct prejudicial to
good order and discipline was resumed
here today. Major Littleton w. T.
Waller, of the marine corps. testified
to receiving from General Smith or
ders TO kill and burn" and render
Samar "howling Wilderness" previ-
ously referred to in these dispatches.
The men of Samar," said Major Wal
Ter, ''were capable of more treachery
and more implacable than the tribes
men of the SOudan." Without Smiths
drastic measures the war there would
not have been ended yet. General Smith
never intended killing women or chill
dren. Corporal Pritchard of the Ninth
infantry, who took part in the fight at
Gandara, testified he saw boys 12 years
of age, fighting and slashing with
bolos. Others told of the ferocity of
Samar natives.
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
Special Rate Circulars Issued BY the
Santa Fe.
MANY CONVENTIONS.

The Santa Fe has just issued circu-
lars announcing three important excur-
sions for this summer. The circulars
are dated April %, 23 and "a. and are
signed by w. J. Black. general passen-
ger agent.
The April % circular refers to the
annual meeting grand lodge, benevo-
lent and protective Order of Elks.
which is scheduled to take place in
Salt Lake City from August IL to IA.
The round trip rate for this excursion
is $35 from Chicago, and $25 from Mis-
souri, river stations. From all stations
east of Coolidge, Kan. the rate will be
$40 higher than to Denver and return,
and from Colorado, New Mexico and
El Paso, one lowest first class fare for
the round trip.
The dates of sale in Kansas are Au-
gust Z, s. 9 and 10. The tickets are
good until September 80. The regula.
tions also give stopover privileges both
going and coming west of Colorado
common points, and permits tickets to
he routed over any combination OF
lines west of the Missouri river
1t is likely that Albuquerque and
other New Mexico towns wilNsend del.
egations of Elks to the convention.
The Santa Fe is issuing a special
series of advertising for the Elks ex-
cursion, which will be published in
eastern magazines, and western news
papers. The advertising consists of q
specially drawn design emblematic OF
| the order.
The April 23 circular refers to rates
to the triennial convention of the In
| ternational Sunday School association.
which will meet in Denver from June
/ 10. I,,1x 10 n
for the return trip is $25. and from
Missouri river points is SIS. From
Colorado. New Mexico and El Paso the
rate Is one fare for the round trip.
This rate is tie same as the special
summer excursion rate, which was au-
thorized some time ago. Tickets for
the convention are good for continuous
passage only, and expire on July 5.
The April "a circular announces
what is practically one-fare rate to
the annual meeting of the Young Peo-
pies Christian Union society of the
| United Presbyterian church, which is
to he held at Tacoma. Wash. from July
23 to 81. The final limit on these tick.
cts is September Is, and exter.Sions
must be arranged for stopovers by the
extension paster system. The tickets
go on sale at Kansas points on July 16.
Purchasers of this excursion rate tick
ct are obliged to go by the most direct
route, and the trip through California
is barred.
Another special circular has been is
sued by the Santa Fe announcing the
opening of a stage line from lie Grande.
Cal. and Mariposa, Cal. lie Grande is
on the San Joaquin valley line. and
Mariposa is in the heart of the cele-
brated big tree district. The distance
by stage is thirty-two miles. Another
ninety-mile stage trip is also being ad-
vertised from Merced. Cal, to the Yo-
| semitic valley.
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Will Soon be Ready.

V. Vizzetti, who is here personally
superintending the fixing up of the new
AlyaraGo hotel. stated today that the
fine hotel will be open TO the public on
May 10, and not before.
The hotel, however, said Mr.. Whit
h. will really be ready before date
but not for business. Several days
before May 10 general invitation will
be extended to the citizens of Albu-
querque, especially the ladies, to call
and inspect the handsome hotel from
top TO bottom, and Manager Klooz,
with others. will be pleased to show
Courtesies to all visitors.
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DESPERATE CONDITION.
Kansas MiIIers Say They Must Have
Reciprocal Concessions.
APPEAL BY WIRE.

Washington, April 2S.-When the
senate convened today Mr.. Ferris, of
Kansas, presented the following tele-
fran received from the Kansas Mill
ers' association:
Kansas millers, on account of for
eign determinations, with the best
wheat in the world at their door, are
not producing over one-third their full
capacity. Unless your committee on
foreign relations can give us relief
through reciprocal concessions, thus
placing our milleTs on an equal basis
with foreign mills, our mills will shut
down indefinitely and some of them
will be forced to the wall. In our dis
tress we look to our senators for re-
lief
The telegram was referred 10 the
committee on foreign relations.
The senate concurTed in the house
amendments TO the oleomargarine bill
which passed the measure ami sends it
to the president.
Mr.. Teller's amendment to the reno
waited butter bill, as passed by the SEN
ate, defining the butter trust, and pro-
viding tax of 10 per cent shall be i'm
posed upon the products, capital and
assets of such trust, was defeated by
vote OF 20 to %.
At O'Clock the senate took up the
Philippines government bill and Mr..
Fitzsimmons, of North Carolina, ad-
dressed the senate in opposition to the
measure.