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Rock Island Argus., 1904-05-17
TODAY'S MARKETS

Chicago, May 17.--Tonowlng are the open
.ng, highest, lowest and closing ouotatic"s
IL todsys markets
May, 9l4 97% 93al e5%
July. SO 81 S55s 66R
Sept, 7ss; sO2l; 799s; SOh.
Oorp
Nav, 4e7l 4714: 4e1z; 464
July 4S; 4S3B-; 47A Az
Sept, 47ss. AK 46b-; 47B.
Oats
July. 3S1S 3s7s : 30; ssgs.
Sept, 301I; 3O3S; 304-; 3O95.
Pork
May II a5: I1.25; II.25 II.25
July, IL 32 1897: II 27-: II 81.
Sept, Il.52; 1l.GO Il.5O; II 81.
Lard
May. 8 IS; cas-; IS es5
July. 6.47: 81: 645 647
Sept, 6.62, g Is; eco; 6.C2.
tIibl
May, es5 685 8 30 e35
July 6f5: 6.47 g IS. 647
Sept, go; 662; $50; 6 90.
<eceipts- sooay wheat II, corn y, oats
Hog market opened strong
Light. "a 25Zt4.S0: mixeo and DutcL-
heavy q 5Oasi so
Cattle N arkct opened steady.
sheep market opened strong
Union stock YARDS $40 A. m
hog market strong to shade higher.
a. 81; good heavy, B.35G1S4 90; rough heavy
4 35A4.60
Cattle market steady.
Beeves g 5Ol1S5. IS, cows and heifers Ii25
as4.eO. stockers and feeders O. 8OGsI5O Texas
steers S3.5Ol146O.
Sheep market strong.
Hog market closed strong
Light, 81 3ed4 81: mixed and butchers u IS
n4G; good heavy, 81 1904 %; rough heavy,
"a 35Gt46O.
Cattle market closed slow.
Sheep market closed firm.
New York StOckB.
New York. May l7.-The following are the
closing quotations on the New York stock
exchange:
Sugar 12lK, Cases., c. R.L&P. 2ON, Soutn-
ern Pacific 4sA, B. & o. 775S Atchison com
mon 66&, Atcnison pfd 9lH, c. N. & st. Il.
1891 Manhattan If2Z. copper 49b. w, U
Tel. Co. 81 L. & N li0%. c. & A. S7X. Rdg
common Az. Can. Pacific 1i7 Leather com
mon -, B r I. 45h, PaciiG Mail Sih.
Penna. 1854 Mo. Pacific s9<. Union Pacific
e25s. coal and iron 20, Erie common 22lE.
Wabash pfd. 1874 Car foundry 1915, @. g. =
w. 14as. Rep. Steel pfd. Ss7s Rep steel con-
mon 81. New York Central ia, Illinois
Central 1854.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-05-17

The above from one of the oldest
and best known democrats of Rock
Island county affords an idea of the
methods pursued by John p. Looney
To thwart not only the best elements
of the party. but to checkmate in ev-
cry way possible the spirit of fairness
in the conduct Of party affairs. And
yet at this very time this same LOoney
is going about seeking to win over
through his own endeavors and
efforts of some of the pigmieS in his
control the d mOcrats whose political
opinion of him was voiced at the last
democratic city-township convention
which he and his rowCsies attempted
to ride rough shOd over. In the hopes
that the democrats Will once more re-
pose confidence in his political leader
ship he talks harmony. All that he
wants is harmony. Two years ago he
got into control of the county com
mittee through the presentations
that he desired to have the party af-
fairs conducted with malice toward
none and. in the interests Of entire
good feeling. Eut no sooner had he
gained the least advantage than the
party was torn from one end of the
county to the other. He made enc
mics throughout the senatorial and
congressional districts that resulted
i'm the loss to Rock Island county of
the candidate for minority represen-
tative, while the congressional nomi-
nation went begging and Looney
rounded out his career as a demo-
cratic leader by contributing his eff
forts to the election of William Nc
Ccnochie as mayor of Rock Island last
/ spring. and by doing all in his power
to defeat the democratic candidate
for Judge of the Illinois supreme
court in this is'rict.
The democrats of Rock Island hav,
taken the initiative in the interests of
harmony by repudiating Looneyism.
and the democrats of the county Will
follow in the same line of procedure.
The way to insure harmony Is to get
rid of the discordant elements.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-05-17

Of which were in that judicial district,
started out in an endeayor to defeat
him. while others and l did what we
could in our township to assist in his
election. Democrats are invited to
note the vote in that township, which
was Scott 81 and Carter 35.
The only questions are: Can man
be elected by ballot to one position
when the chairman of a caucus orders
that ballots be cast for others? And
what other evidence has ever been
required in this county TO seat either
delegates or give authority to com
mitteemen than the certificates of the
chairman and secretary Cf the eau
Gus?
What security have democrats for
the integrity of their party when men
are elected for committeeman when
the only purpose is to secure their
proxies. and when sufficient proxies
are in that manner secured, by their
votes unSeat committeeman already
duly elected and place other men in
their places?
| have for years advocated the
adoption Of constitution. bylaws
and rules of order for the govern
ment Of the party in this county, and
yet think it would be wise move.
Another question for the demo-
cratic voters of this county to con-
slider and act upon in the next few
days is. viii they continue in author
itv men who, if nominations displease
them. endeayor TO use the party or
ganization to defeat the nominees?
Respectfully, G. NJ. LUKEN.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-05-17

Chicago, May 17.--Tonowing are the open
.ng, highest. lowest and closing Quotatic"s
II today : markets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

g. Nlbermanu Millar traute geitern
Elm iuuses Paar BON Mount Cobb,
nemli6 SRI. Wtonie Raui6meper nit
Serru Charles Srdmer.
@e9eu bic @isarrsn. 5abrifanten
Sobn 8. uno gilbert s. Seder BON $40.
binion StraBe lift bas 9anterottperiabs
rem einseleitet WOroen.
Der Sbnofat Sranf 3. Stea
III mad benz Srrsnalpl bes SiGiibe
9eim abSefibrt wOrben, oa er an i6lims
mer @eiitesit0ruus leiOet.
am fommenoen Sonntas Nads
mitta9 bdlt Der Scranton 9ieoerfranS
mieoer zines ieiner popularen r9ino9le
Gurniere" ab, NIT oblisater Preisper.
tbeilun9 uno 2und. Sreunoe BON Wtits
sliebern fOnnen einssfhbrt perOen.
= Sine @eidporenenSiebuns fanb
Dienita9 WOr9en itatt, bel pelber aud
folsenoe Deuti6e SeSOsen purOen {: 5.
DECEMBER = SObn SOffmann, Sranf
5uhr, Charles g. SfflanO, Ssnrp
Rrobit, @eOrse @. 8ielanb, Ybilip g.
S6miot ~. Dejember-SObn Otto,
gilbert 8ufmann, 9ert @. Soist, 9es
ter s. Sintler, SreSrif 6. GUTTER. @bars
les gteuls, Srant SitOebranOt, Sobn 8.
S6euer.
: @eOr9e @onrub, AZ Sabre alt, be-
Sins am Dienitas 0iadmittas in ieiner
Settftube IN Der 8ohnun9 an Der @de
BON 2adananna uno Ioams slpenue
SelbitmOro, inbem er ii6 cine Sreel in
ben Sopf taste. Der SelbftmOrber,
BON BrOfeiiOu Elm Seiielmader, fOnute
ieit Sabresfriit wesen einem SerSleiben
ni6t arbeiten unO betrieb nit leiner
Satin eiu Soitbaus. @r sriibelte be-
ftanois iiber feline arbeitsunidbisfeit
uno in ben lesten paar 8o6en ma6ten
ii6 Spuren BON @eiitesitOruns bel ibm
bemerfbar. Sn einem iol9eu aufalle
beSins CT bic Chat.
= .. o. Dunbar BON MaoiiOn
apenue murbe Samita9 0ta6t, oils CT
all Der Ode BON Sadapanra un6 Sem
sIuenue fir einen StraBenbabnpasen
wartete, bon Swei S%talienern anserannt
unb se9eH einen Sioiten seitOBen. slls
Dunbar ii6 cine iOlde geleiOisuns
uerpebrte, So8en bic SeiOen 9Saffen,
elmer einen Dol9, Der anbere einen 9fes
uoloer, uno ais YOliSiit giotbader CUR
Stelle elite, wanbte Der S9ieBbolo. Der
Ieineu ranten oils 3. @ari an9ab, bic
&afie auf 9iotbader unb briidte meb,
rere Wtale, bod uerfeblte Der Sabneu gu
arbeiten. Ware oies nidt Der Salt ees
peien, 10 bitten Dunbar unb giotbader
uu3weifelbaft S6uBwuuben erbalten.
Der Serl wurbe uerbaftet unS Sonntas
i'm POliseiseri9t fir ieiu seri6tli6es
@ri6einen inter $500 Siirsi6aft ses
ltelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
StaDt nu0 Gounth.
llniere SeIepbun hummer TIT 1886.

- Serr Sobn 6. Riebl iit..uerflOlienG
ISOLDE mad ieiner fleinen Sarm gu Gbiu'
dila um9esosen.
- Gnbrelp Msidod BON Gard Ctr,
Elm Miner In Der @reen Ribse Soblen
@ompanie i3e6e, purbeI. Sreitas BON
einem Dedeufull uusenblidlid sstObtst.
= Die sroBe Sdeune beS Serrn
Senrp 0ebrum gu @lmburft wuroe
Oienitag gtadt nebit Snbalt ourd elm
6euer seritOrt, bod selaus es, bic
Pferbe ju retten.
- Das pra6tpolle meme @ottesbaus
Der @riten 8resbgteriiden @emeinbe an
Der Ode bon Mabiion gpsnus unb
Oliue StraBe purbe SOnntas nit emit.
ipreaenoen Seierli6feitsn siusspsibt.
= SOrlauhs tperben bic Strasens
babnpa9en nod nidt Die gauge 9ta6t
%laufen, benn @eneral 8erpalter Siais
mann lit gu benz S6luiie selanst, bab
es iid ni6t besablen wirb.
- Sebltritte baben idon oft bic
idlimmiten Serrentunsen perurla6t,
uber es lit fein Sebltritt, ct. Safobs
Del ;u sebrauden. Sc turirt, inbem
es ftdrft, berubist unb usrtreibt bic
S6merjen..
- Serr Or. S6rSSsr, Oleffe BON
S4erif 5ranf Seder, Der li6 mebrere
Wtonate 8eiudss unb S~tubienbalber in
amerifa aufbislt, trat Donneritas mic.
Der Die 9eimreiie on. Sderif 8eder
be9leitete i'm bis mad Stem Yorf.
- Su Stem gorf circulirt bas Sc
rii6t, oaB 6. q. 9. @larf, Der bisberiae
9aupt : @ei6dftsfiibrer Der .Snterna.
tiOnal Sarreitsr Co., offs 9ta6folssr
bes Dor sinem SABRE 3uriidsetrsteneu
&alter scranton gum grafibenten
Der 2adawanna Stesl SO. ernannt
Dorben lit.
= Die ISel Moore @obnuna 9io.
1922 Sinoen StraBs purbe Samitae
0labt BON @inbre6ern belu6t uub nm
Samudiaden i'm @eiammtwsrtb BON.
$1s7.15 beftoblen. Der Ginbrud er.
tisnete iid swii6en 10 unb 9 llbr unb
bic Serle erlan9ten our9 elm 6inter.
feniter @intritt.
Die 8'nai Ssrasl @smeinbe gto.
1 wiro on 9. 8aibinstOn apsnue cine
oreiitOdise Sdule fir ainber erri6ten
laiiei, bic ungefdbr $4,000 foiten
piro. Die Soee lift, ainbern Don Sc
meinbeslieoern unterridt i'm Ssbraii6en
lno Osuti9en Sn 9eben. ben ie in Den
Offentliden S9ulen nift erbaltsn Ton.
men.
Die SCRANTON Spissn Sorbans
Wfannfaftur Gompanie bat anf Der st.
Souis notwithstanding cine solSsHe Dfes
oaile erbaltsn fir Die feinits gns.
itsuun9 BON Spisen S~orbduseu. Der
3peite Preis, cine iilberne Msbai1e,
warb Der Bilfess8 Barre Spisen Sors
bang Manufattur @OmpaHis ;uss.
iprOaen.
= Die Claimant SuisnuaSel, pel6s
Oorteste ISOLDE einem YaGasier Der
eadawanna @iieubabn ssItoblsn puroe,
1T suriidcrlaust worben uub Srant
Slarf, Der tn S~erbinbuns NIT benz
Sorsan9 ais Gaidenbieb ,psrbattet
1T pisber auf freieu Sus seiest
pOrOen, inbsm er gnOsutunsen madts,
Iuel6s es srmOslt6te, Die 8uiennabsl
;u s%rlausen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

H.. 9obu Esftr, aeminifratpr etr Sintr.
laisnitaft etr perff. @dry u. Drder. CGrhr
une snraiilties Nbrs6nuns.D
IL. VI. g. 2bompiCn. abminifraipr br
SinttyIafsnfnaft bts puf. 9prts Smitb.
t3psttt, fuesiiitiss uub 8ribtiIuuss Abrst.
nuna.)
10. eybia 8. SsspuN, apminiaraturiu Der
pinffTlaittni6att sts srf. Sod Billpn. (grht
une tubaiiItlss A%brsdnuns.l
II. Dawn 8. Dale, abminihrator her Sir.
tsrlantnibaft hes psrif. 9pbf @rtb. (Srlft uub
taeetltiet abrshnuns.)
10. @m. ". Batter, gsminifratpr Der Dim
isIlahfni4aft bee peif. @m. q. Ssisd. CGIaf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Neaiffer's Na6ribt.
I'm ale etsatursu, GrtbitOrsn unb anerre ints.
uiiris gtrlpuen.

I'm ale etsairrsn, Grtbitprm unb nnrtre int.
riiirtt gtrluusu.
Ra6riat pirb hermit a~satbeu. bab bic mad,
btuannttn psrIpnsn ibrt 8fbnungtn siuaetrd.
gen baben In BEN Unite ets RtgifftT'e sur Trii.
funa ppu 3%eitamtnirn unb GTtbtilung ron @e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in unb fir has 9cuntv
eadapanua, haB belnsie apninifratprtn, Gre.
futprtu uub Vprmiinrtr ibr Rs&nunasn in
btm Amtt bee Hsailftrs btelihtn BADEN une
oab ~bitieIbtn BEN Wdiifn.@ frlhie bts btIagtsn
gOuntits CUR Stfdtieuus p~Orstsst psrteu am
Wpntas, BIN IA. Rcrsmbtr 1904, um 10 lbr
gcrmittnes, TN @trittsstbGuhr.
4. Sannab Saui, abmiuifraipriu b. b. n.
c. {. a. eu Sintuloftnl6afi hes ptrif. 8. Is.
etIb. (Grift unb fneglliigt Abr6nurg.)
2. 9biainm 9pnnsa, J. {. @pnnel une 9.
3. Rippls, 9lffutcren unb 5rulfets bsr 6inier.
lnItni6aft bee psrff. Alsranotr Gpnnta. (3nti-
tt tbsiIptilt abrt6uuns.)
3. Samss 3. 3crrtp. 1ruitt btr Sintsrlal-
ltnihaft etr ptrlt Amflia ". CARING. (Grlt
unb tneatliiss abrebuuns.)
4. Samusl 8aftr. 9rtfutcr Der SiuterlaTsu.
f6aft bee ssh. Sfnrp etpin. (grft une rnb.
sltiss a%brt&uuns.)
5. Gynibia Dfptp, Grtfutpriu Der Sinttr-
laGsnlbaft pss Oerif. @iliam Seua. (@rft
unr snrsiltiss abrt&nuns.)
6. Dapie W etpis, grtfutpr Der bintt Iaf.
itnibaft Ter perit. Gatbarint pbilips. CGrht
une snpelItist abrtGnung)
Z. %. 8 DieDouilb uu6 u. u. @osbura,
Grtfutorsn en 5inttrlaltnihafI Der p.rf. Aeuts
6. Cunningham. (SrRs unb snesHItiss ab.
8. Scbn 6. Gprep unit u. @. Garage, Or.
Der 5iuiTlaiitni6aft Der ptrff eurp III.
Gprey. (Srfr, tucsultiss une gsrtbsilunss
abrshnune.)
8. 9pbu u 9pbitttb, abmhilrator br
SiutirIdFsnihaft her pulf. Sea Blair. CSrft
snbaiiltist Abrsbuuns.)
10. 9Sbn Dtmuib une @torst u. Samptl,
Ertfntprtn br Sinttrla6tnlbaft his VERT. SObu
SOuilOn. (eruuetistnibHms a~brt&nuHs.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

unt tneaiItist abrt6nuna)
10. Warta 8cbtris. 8crmiinbin br Siutr.
lanfnitaff Der Dlarp Re&aplry. ct al, Nin.
eerlaprlgsn' (Srlts unb suesiilhst abrttnuns)
". y D. 9elane. gormunb er Siuir.
ianfnl9aff ets y. 3 GbrUUp, MinbuiGbristr.
l5Refs erfitabItgs AbTt&uuns)
10 oraHt gSsas, Vurmunb btr Sintsrlai-
ltnlpait esr CLARA Butts, Rinenidbrisu.
Cenesillist Abrttmna.)
~ @aItba Wlagss AbminiAratprin en
plntsrlalifnlhatt bss ptrif. Ibomas @iaiams.
(SFf' fnegulttss une Berth tiIunss a~brttuuns.)
~ ROBERT ID. ALLEN,
4Z4 Rteifn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Ncrp Scrantpu.

= Der friibere SauinipettOr Gbo'
mas o. SadiOn 1T am DOuneritas ale
giadfOlser bes BERT. alOermann Sailer
gum alOsrmann Der 10. @aro ernanni
worben.
= Der 16 Sabre ulte EbOmas Geeis
BON Srid Gucnue urio als 96ufer in Der
Storrs 3e6e anseitellt, puroe Don.
neritas beim SarrenfOppsln Swiiden Swei
Sarren Sefan9en unO hos perlest. auBer
einen sebro9enen Seine erbielt Der
Siiuslins aud idwere inuerlide Sers
lesunseu. Der Seruusliifte itarb am
Samitu9 WtOr9en.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
&anarien.S6ael

gut ~inssnSs (preis,udt, sf.75 papaesitn.
$500. Sranfe 8SatI furirt britfi6. Gngros
uub Detail. 9ti anfrassn bite 2 Gents in
Srisfniarfsn bsiSultstn.
SirS Supplp Scufc,
IL 8inueut Street, RodeHer, n. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Oeutide Brieflife.

9torman Ilter, Srau Sarab Sruner.
Wtarp Dagger, Srau 6. 0eder,
6. @Oe, 8. u. Srame,
2i3Sie @lidman, Wf. Sanielmanr,
Srau Sesel, glice Selbin9,
6rau y. Wti9ler, s. SO. Mealsr,
6rau Mi6ael, Sreoerid Mtarfwid,
g. 81. Merner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

= Sn Der idweoii6en 8rOuinS
@oteburs.S Obus. berri6t infOtse BON
WtiBernte SunsersnOtb. bod feblt es
ni9t oil Silfs9elOern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
tic befOmnen BET ms uOaen 8ertd fir SIR @eIo

Oe lpeieuen Sferten bier ieSe ISOLDE iO wirnite @cbniparer. 9penn
Se no0 me ethen nnlerer Sertdnte be9ewObnt haben, 10 fOnnen sic nit be-
seIen' mas Se oerrtrlen. Sin Seinb bel uns lit gu Sbrem Yortbdl.
Sausbalt= abtbciluns i'm Safement.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

TinleDS>
g6mere
mntertleiOer unb
strnmpfwaarenI
fit @dmner,
Trauem nnb
&tnOer.
Ser er0bte 8orratb bon Inter.
tpaaren bier. Muiter uno @rO.
ben unb @etpi6te, nelde allen
Inforoerunsen entipre6en.
Gan; 8ole,
Seioe uno @oae,
elsie 6eipiaf,
Merino nnS san, Seioe,
in Combinations InSii9en, Sem.
ben unb rlnterboien, Belts uno
unterboien, aus all ben beoeuter.
ben Sabrifen.
,,ehttsarter" sanitats,
,~,asrisbt's" @~siunbbsits,
,Root's" 9iboli,
,,5r. Ssimefs" 9sinen Iaiae,
Die ,,sipan 8rano" i6tpeijsr ssrippte,
,gBeroDs,"
RorfOlf uno Ntp Srunstpid.
unb bas Bette 1T, mir pifen,
oab Die &reiie Seoermann Sufrie.
ben ftelen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

Sabnffo6er, Sn9eipistes Sartbols,
iitd)t Die ranbe Sorte, 250O i'm 6iltden
9epObnlid fir 4 bis 5 Gents oas Slit
den periauft Oieier Sertuuf, spei fir
Sts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

3uber aus galuaniiirtcm @iIen, oben
16 3ol brett, 81 3Oll tief, gut nno oau.
erbaIt 9ema6t ; mertb 40 @ents. oieler
Sertauf nur. ..........------25 Gts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

Wai6rbanf, juiammenlssbar, nm alf
Die Seite 81 ltellen uno sroB senu9 fir
3tpet 3uber ; i'm 9em6bnli6en @e9e 60
Gents wertb, oieier SerIanf nur. 80 6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

Sbiir. Matten, @rDbe IA BEL 25 2oll,
gutter Coco INNER fir so bis 60 Gents
oertanft, oieler Sertauf ma Cts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

Sapanii9e 3nbnifpdsr Der aleide
FreiS bel oieiem Sertauf, Spei fir g 6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

elmer aus 9aluaniiirtem @iien, a6t
Quart, 10 6. ~ unO IA Quart @r6.
Ben fpertb 25 unO 30 Gents, Oleier
Sertauf MIR Is Gts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

1 @allOne @r6be SeIfannr, anoes
ltridenes Sle6 f; i'm re9uldren gSeee 10
bis 20 SentS wertb, bieier Serfauf MIR
10 SIS
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18

Certainly the foregoing figures con stitute a striking exception to the general rule which declares all sta tistics to be flat. stale and unproft- able" for they are, in and of them selves. a voluminous and absolutely authentic lesson ii reciprocal com merce, not possible to be taught in school, college or university.
 While it is interesting to note the in crease of the imports into and exports from Mexico, in her dealings with the world outside of the United States. il is particularly interesting to consider the wonderful growth of her sales to and purchases from our own country.
 Think of it, While her exports to Belgium, in 9 recent year decreased over $600, 900. to Great Britain over Q million and a half, to Spain over a quarter of a million. to Holland al most a quarter of million. and to Guatemala more than a quarter of a million. they increased to the United States over twelve million dollars. This increase represents one-twelfth of the entire exports of Germany France and Spain combined.
 And what of her imports for the same period?
 Figures show that the increase from the United States has been almost twice as great as from Germany France. England, Belgium. Austria Italy, China and Cuba combined.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18

such as diversion dams. steel head gates. etc.; but what for our immedi- ate purpose is of more importance. very extensive silver prospects. This is to the northwest of the irrigation plant. and is known as the Sierra de la Nina" It Is the property of an in telligent American, MT. O. J. Riggs, who has been a resident of the val ley for many years.
 Experienced miners in the mineral ized zone appear 10 confirm that the regular veins are never encountered here till water level is reached. This would appear an unbroken rule as re gards gold deposits. A short distance from Los Hornos is well-defned granite formation, carrying heavy de posits of low-g-ade silver ores. A valuable copper area is said to exist on and around the Barranca range This is the western flank of the Rio Yaqui, officially in the eastern district of Hermosillo. but within the min ing areas here referred to some 4O miles above Cocorit. The Copper mines are known as the Douglas prop erty
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LOW ROUND TRIP RATES TO THESE AND MANY OTHER POINTS TOO MUM. EROUS TO MENTION WILL BE CHEER FULLY GIVEN WITH DATES OF SALE, FINAL LIMITS, ETC, IF YOU WILL KIND lY CALL ON OR ADDRESS
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Mexico Becoming
 Greater Purchaser
FROM THE UNITED STATES BY
 LEAPS AND BOUNDS.
Table Showing wonderfur increase in Import and Export Relations With the Sister Republie-AIso. Shows Inn portant Advancement Made By Mex leo.

Washington. Aug. 17.-United States CommissionerTaibot has made the following report on the growth of trade relations between this country and Mexico:
 Hardly less Interesting than the black figures themselves, Is the les son of the business interchange be- ween Mexico and the United States It is full to the brim of discredited policies which too long stood as in surmountable barriers to ths trium- phal entry of American commerce in to Mexico-of appoving testimonials to the wisdom of the broader. braver and more liberal policy which is now rapidly transforming a once supinely apathetic condition into pulsing life, and suggestions innumerable as to the future of this young but rapidly de- veloping international giant.
 How many merchants in the United States dream that silently and with out flourish of trumpets. the ranks of American products marching upon Mexico and of Mexican products gal lantly invading the great domain north of the Rio Grande, have been ming up Nitn VOiuuteeT TecTultSs uulli the former now constitute more than cne-half the worlds exports to Mex ico, and the latter has reached over 75 per cent of Mexico's entire exports? Not one in a thousand-yet it is true; and when the books are balanced for another fiscal year, they will show further and equally surprising addi- tions to these noble armies of peace full occupation.
 Among the articles imported from the United States increase of which has been most notable. are the following:
 Live animals, shoes. fruits and ceT- calls. vegetable products for foods, lumber. paper. machinery anu parts thereof, vehicles, arms and explosives.
 The only important decrease has been in textile fabrics, and win 5 and liquors, the cause CT causes of rhic1 will be no doubt understood hy thos' most interested.
 The phenomenal development of Mexican commercial and industrial in terests in recent years and the un- example5 opportunities which still exist and will continue indefinitely. for the profitable occupation of this comparatively new field. by the man ufacturers and producers of the Unit ed States. render the following figures extremely interesting:
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may stage passes this place daily to and from Alamos.
 Cumuripa. the aforesaid placer min ing center is some 60 odd miles from Cocorti. where the Yaqui river Is re- enforced by the Rio Tecoripa- The best known mining areas further up the Yaqui some 70 miles distant are La Dura." chiefly gold mining and oper- atei by Americans. These are really the only mining camps on the faqui proper. But the placer mining areas originally referred to as well worth a trial experiment are in the delta Of the west, or the unobstructed Pacific side of tho last stronghold of mountain and foothills. Like their correspond ing gold areas in the Sacramento valley. these will be in a measure at least. if found at all. located directly between fields and orchards.
 But these aside. at the very conflu' ence of the river and the valley in it's foothill area proper, there is located mineral belt which so far as 1t has been investigated indicates that 1t has distinct future before it.
 Leaving Cocorit, thence proceeding but four miles further up the river the travele- at once encounters dis tinct indications of gold copper. lead and silver. also iron and carbonates oi lead. The latter appear to consti ute large deposits.
 Some 20 miles altogether up the river from Cocorit, is Los Hornos. Il is an important point in the foothili belt. First because of the location here of extensive irrigation works
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WAS KILLED IN MEXICO

Solomonville, Ariz.. Aug. 1T.-Word has just been received here that W. A. Place. a former citizen of this county. was killed at Minaca Mex ico. August 5. by the premature ex- pJosion of a blast. MT. Place went to Chihuahua two years ago and SC cured a railroad construction contract, and it was while overseeing the work in A cut that the accident occurred. His body was hurled more than slxty feet over a bluff
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LAWYER SHOOTS CLIENT.

Clevelnnd. Aug 7.-Melancthon Willard. a well known lawyer. shot and probabIy fatally wounded Barnard Massey this afterpoo, The shooting was done in the office of the lawyer. and was the resule of a quarrel be tween the two rner rreT the collection of A small sum of money.