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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
C.ps.in. for Yale and Har,srd.

The Yale varsity nine last night elected for captain for next year Gil more Kinney. Jr. of Hoboken. N ]. sos. Wallace D. pexter. 1r. or. rho plz1. feft 1eld. ras elected cap*ain of the Harvsfd varsity ninaL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27

There is some talk of bringing Ed die Mulyaney and Fonsey yallone to- gether for a side bet of S1O0. The bout should be very interesting
 Those amateur pugs get theirs when they bump up against some one who knows something about the game. Doherty is not what many thought he was. Still he has a chance
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27

ROBINSON AFTER KID xronu< 10 the sporffnk Editor os D<6sm1
 I nish. to t1<tt Ki4 Nyenq4 V < uonsvirie ih q c1keA-xkcx1 <1@< rrestiina mitch to. t3fS 5ifa IZ ferbury. st f1o poeh4 b1t sf d ueishss-u xygrea rrtCef1- [ nm U( Y inc 10 nAke . msffh M o0x. 111n1 CTS s si1e- Ten 1ru1x. ....
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
EAsrERN LEAGUE STANDING.

New England leasue-New Bed ford 6, Lawrence s: Worcester 5, Manchester 0: Lynn l. Fall River O.: Hayerhill s. Lowell 1.
 South Atlantic ieague-Columbia 3. Jacksonville q: Augusta 1. Charles ton O: first game. Savannah {, Ma con 2 second game. Savannah 5. Macon Q.
 Southern league-Shrevepo Il. Memphis 4: Atlanta [. Montgomery (: New Orleans I. Little Rock c.
 Western learue-Sicux City S. Lincoln q. Omaha 5. Denver 2: Des Moines (. Pueblo 2.
 American Columbus s. Indianapolis 3: Toledo (. Louis- vile q. first game. Kansas City 3, Minneapolis q: second game. Mime spolis (. Kansas City O. Nilvaukee 6. St Paul (.
 New York State Ieague-syracuss 6. Albany 8. A. ]. q O. !. Scranton (: Utica :. wiIkeetarre |: Bingham ton 6. Troy S. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27

Humphries beloved "Halt.' and the boys quit in amazement.
 The bill was a good one all through and was carried out with credible promptness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
Hoiyoke.

sBatted for volz In the ninth. Waterbury .... 1O02300 001-T Holyoke .... 0000100 1-2
 Two base hits. Crook. Hoffman, Baerwald, Swander. Rogers, McAI- drews: three base hits. McCabe. yoll, Hartmann: sacrifice hits. Me- Andrews, Nichols: stolen bases, Nichols 2. o'Hagan, Hoffman 8. Me cormack: double play. yolz, Law renee and Crook; left on bases. Wa terbury 8, Holyoke [; first base on balls. on Rogers 2. of volz 2: strucK out, by Rogers 6. by volz 2: wild pitch. voiz; time, -1h Ism; umpire. Rorty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
HARRrxGroN's SPEEDY rry1.

The Broadway Speedy Five Bovi- ing team will journey 10 New Hsysn on Friday evening to bowl seains1 the Crescent Park i've. The game will be held on the. ssyin Rock .sllsyn- Hsrrington's Eve are E. V. Curlo4. Fred Teller. Joe Dsly. Louis o<em and Harrington
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
We. silver c.p s.d s4.44o.

CINCINNATI. O.. June 2T.-Ed Cor rigan's Plsnute. an added stasier and c rank outsider. won the Cincinnati tro- phy. the feature at Latouia- Zal. which finished second and fowric. the third horse. were coupled as the Gsrst en- try. The value of the stake to the win ner vas <4.440 In addition the win ner received q silver cup donated by Hon Julius Fieischmsnn of this city. Masdor won the second event handily from Principis- q long shot with Ros- COG. the fssorise. third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
NEW HAVEN :. spRINGFIELD i,

Springfield, June 27.-New Haven had it on Springfield all the way through yesterday, the home team being unable to do anything with Corcoran, who was helped out by sensational support. The score: New Haven .... % 0 43 o 0 0 O--7 Springfield .... 0O0O OO010O--i
 Batteries-Corcoran and Jope; krebs, Bowler and Robarge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
. C. ses.er Res.i.. cns.,Is..hi,.

BOSTON. June zT.-R c sezver spcce<sfully defended his title to the usssschnsetfs 'svn tennis cssnpso1- sbip in sinxles ct the Lo1erocd crfck. ct club by defeating r. ". suIloray.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
r1,,>,<, 2. n.,f,~,,,n

BrFfALo. June x.-Eziirott ron ,he s>oosi nce st Kes;lrush frpn. q ce16 cf 1e bet tpe-yearclds af e u7ek J.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27

The one dollar prize ofsrsd Gai1y at the Casino alleys for the fs11ov putting up the highest score af 6uGk pins continues to attract the bow1ou. On Tuesday William Chspells sot fko buck. making ss. 9. and 1o1. too11 zss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMEhlSAN LEsA1IE F..
 At Philadelphia Philadelphia ,....0 o 0 Q l c 20 = 3 Hits-Boston, 5; Philadelphia, l3 Er- rors-Boston, 0; Philadelphia. 2 Bat teries-Young and Armbruster; Bender and Schreck.
 At Detroit Cleveland .......I Io1 1oo Cleveland. 2; Detroit. 1. Batteries-Hess and Clarke; Mullen and Schmidt
 At St. Louis
 Chicago. ........."e 2-t Hits--Chieago, (: St. Louis. & Errors Chicago. 2; St. Louis. ( Batteries Owen and Sullivan; Glade and Hickey
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-31
YUNI ENT0
DE AREGIBO.
% caIlstala de esq silldad 4 lalgs
es question De vital intsTBs.
Sa8lIaaa 4 l7lIl d1lIIiallIdI . ssas lfaRlI6s.

El AyuntRmiento de Arecibo lis toma.
Dc los signientes aeuerdos
a propusata del Conee sf Suliveras,
81 Ayuntamiento tom6 81 acuerdo III.
guiente
Boa cad4ato, la carretera de ArsCibo &
LlaTes. "a una question 5e vital interes pa.
ra 81 comeEcio j Tiqueza de amboB pueblos
Z una neDeidad imperioea para las rela-
clones que Biempr8 han existidn entire sus
habitantes.
F0r cuaistO. ATecibO e. tal Vez Il Ciu.
dad de la Iala mas castigada por Ia faIta
de caminoa earretsros, al extremo. que
solo poaea sel que e nne con la oi0dad de-
Utuado.
10r cMGAto, Ia communication ca qne Be-
halia Arecibo con Lares los numerosos
barrios pr6ximo1 81 intFansitabIe csmino
que separs dichaa poblaciones &c hacs cada
dia mas sensible = peFjndicial Al bienestaE
de sua habitantsa los intereEea genera
las de dichaa eomaEc
EQ9 clt1atos este Gobiarno Municipal
nm ano otro afi0. viene practicando
numeEosa gastionss, ora on Las esferae
ubernamentales ora con los Dalegados &
- Cdmarn pOE 81 DistTito Z fn de obtener
Il continuation de Las obfas del refeEido
camino; q extreme; que tal vez s esas
gesd0nes Tapetidaa continuadas debesa
ca palte la idea dol faliz proyecto de Ia
Ley de empEestit0 para caminos, presenta-
Dc por nuestr0 Delegado, Hon. Felix
Santoni
k0T oala1tO, Ga los primeroB meses del
corTiente afio, q GobernadoE Civil de la
Isla, Hon. Bsekman Winthrop, Iuego de-
reeibir nm memorial de este Gobierno
Municipal J eseuehar les EazoneB que le
axpusieEa Ia Comisi6n compuesta de Ho.
noEables miembros De este Conceio , press
hgIoaoE hacendadoa comerciantes de III
cludads coTtasmenta ofreci6 interesarse en-
TODD 70 possible, fin de que con prefeEen
cia. fuessn continuadaa las obras dc la
carretera de ArecTbo LaEes.
For ct0ato, en- Varios peri6dicos de San
Juan IS han publicado diYersas noticias
referentaa 4 los proyeetos de construction
de distintas carTeteras, sin que en- elias Be
meneione ID que se hace tan necesa1ia 4
ests ciudad j u pueblo de Larea
Per tGnto. 81 ConoeDo Municipal de la
ciudad de Arecibo, 8cuerda:
1,-Suplicar al Hon. Gobernador
GonHelo EJeeueiVo de Puerto Rico, que
oTdenen: la pronta continuation de los
tfabaios de IA eaTresera de Areefb0 & La.
res; por ser este camino de vital inter6s y
urgente necesidad para los habitantes de
ambos pueblos.
2.SuplicaT Z los sres Delegates Ia
CamaTa pOr 81 DiAtTito de Arecibo, que
practiquen actiyas gestiones in de con.
seguir la continuation de las obras de di-
cha caTreteras interesando consideren este
aaunto como 81 mas urgente, vital inn
portante de los que Be refieren & los inte.
Eeass geneTales de esta comaFca.
g. ComunicaE esta acuerdc al Gobier-
no Municipal de Larea, rog6udole prac.
tique pOr su parte las gestiones necesariaa
8 fin de obtener del Gobierno de Ia Isla,
Ia continuation de las obras de Is carEe.
terra que ha de mir amboB pueblos que
ea tan necesaria los interesea relaeio.
mes de sus moradores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-31

-El agua mineral natural de ViIaiui.
ga es el mejor remedio para las enfermeda'
der del est6mago; no Sc conoce otro
Temedio mas efeaz ri menag periudicial
los dennis 6rganos homanos.
Sus agentes en- San Juan son los sefio-
res f. Font Hermano; tambi6n be vende
en- 81 esuablecimiento de Suceso1es B.
Fernandez Hermanos. marina. Eucesoraa
Sobrino J Fernandez Cristo % frente {
Catedral y 50 sucuraal Fortaleza IA es-
quina CTiBto.
Preeio: botella deun HtFo, 80 cts. /
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-31
G4PI1AL s. loo 900.

meoRPoRApo s LAs LEYEs DE PUERTo RIoo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-31

rio que se nos compare las focas de Alas.
ka, no estaba preYiata por nadie ca la iala;
nj nadie pens6 que tal fuera ID ciudadanfa
dc que hablara ca 81 vista al pals, 81 pre-.
sidente.
No eB extrado, pnes, que la noticia de
que una clase especial de ciatdada1id anae'
rtoena que no va acompa nada del estable.
cimiento en- ID isla de un gobierno republi-
cano bicameral elective, ha sido propuesta
para nuestra patria, haya causado ca la
islas sun6nime deaagradO.
Cuando nm pals sufra les adYersidades
que este Enfre gne sera permitido & Hua
hijos III aliu levantaz ID VOC para pro- tar
dsnn infortuuiol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-31
"FLORSHEIAl'' .

Aaf se llama 81 mejor calzado.
Lo mas elegante, 10 mas fnerte, 10 mas
eereditado que se importa en- Puerto Rico
El senior America SaIas el conocido Co
merciante de San Juan que ha acreditadc
de una manera indiscutible su buen esta.
blecimiento .'El Popular, San Justo "A
tiene 4 disposision del pubIico un gran
gurtido de nFIorEheim''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-31
Ia IIeaaita
~ Eado deL Agu,sta,asento

Por cada diez cantavOs que Be gaGtsn
hasta 81 1S de EnarO de 1907, ss rsgalaE6
una papeleta de IN piano J ulna linda mu-
fiaca Hay juguetss, efsctoa religiosCa. reps
paTa nihos artfenlos de uoVedad Yara
safioraN sadoritae
lENe1iN aE y CORES p0nsal Es-
-panoi g InRlee con conocimientOs genera
les de Ole Has desea colocsrse. SUeldO
moderado para empezar, Buenas FefeTen-
cias. Apartado 60I San Juan.
IS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-31
+. MlTlNZO
Or. EB MEDIGIRA ! GIRUjlA
oCULIsTA

Ex-medico auxiliar de Ia CIfniea Oftal-
mol6gica que q cargo del DR.. BaTTaquer
existe en- el Hospital de Ia Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
ConsuItorio exclusive para afeeciones
de los ojOs
Tetuan, 64 (ceres del Teatro.
H0ras de cOnsultas:
De 8 12de la mafana, Gratis q los
pobres: de 8 & 8 de Ia mahana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
SLAUGHTERS SON.
Jealous Georgian's shot Intended for
 Supposed Wreeker of His Home.

Quitman, Ga. April D 9-C. !. Lloyd of Morven. twelve mics north of Quitman, returned home last nieKt and found his wife abs nt Conceal- ing himself. he awaited developments Soon she came back. aecompalled hH a man named Davis. Of QuitnpaA, aHd entered the house.
 Lloyd followed with a gun and dt= tempted 10 shoot Davis. but the lat teI Wrenched the weapon from his hands. Lloyd then secured a pistol and waited al thte back door for Da- wis. When the door knob was turned he fired four shots rapidly through the door, to find later that he had shot and killed his little son. He fir ed two shots later at Davis as he ran Gut of the house, but missed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
LAYS DOWN TERMS.
Voliva Proposes Committee of Even
 Number With Extra Member.

Chicago. April 19.-General oyei- seer vo1iya and his oyerseers have thrown down the gauntlet 10 John tleXander Dowie. ThroU@h their at t0rney. Jacob Newman. the following toms have been proposed:
 You are to aeree. on q committee e fem OF eieht bE which this entire matter is to be settled. Two mem, 1ers of tho committee sha'l b7 ap- p6intel hy advocates of Dowie, while two shall represent Noliya In case that the committee shall constitute tight members each side win have an appointment of touf. Should there be q disagreement in either case. a fifth CT ninth committeeman shall be ap- pointed by Noiiya. Ii is further pro- yi9ea that all property belonsing. to the Christian Catholic church shal be transferred to the board of arbi- ration and that their judgment as n whether Noliva or Dowie shall con ,lol the same shall De final.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
SHOT BYA NEGRO.
Neoro Man and White Woman Are
 Principals in Peculiar Tragedy.

Huntington, w. Va, April 19.-Mrs. Martha J. Bass, the divorced wife of John Farley of Gallipolis, Ohio, was shot and killed by Charles Morrow, a negro hotel porter here, this after noon. The shooting occurred at the home of Herbert Steel. brother-in- law of Mrs Bass. The sapposition
 is that the hotel porter had taken Mrs Bass a letter and quarrel oyer the presentation of the same resaltel in the tragedy Mrs. Bass had been
 on the street a few minutes before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
SOUTHERN TELEPHONE
 liNEMEM STRIKE. From 400 to eOo Men Out in General Strike Covering Seven States
 of the M ssissippl

Atlanta, Ga April 19-The strike of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company linemen, which has been rumored for some time, was inauauratod today. Il is anaer stood that only the finemen are in- volyed in the strike The statements as 10 the number Of men who actual ly quit work today vary, Col W. l. Gentry, vice president of the com rany, declaring that only about 40V of 1000 men employed in the teTTi- tcry affected are out. while Dale Smith of Washin2ton, president ol rho district council Nos. l and :, ln- ternational Brotherhood of EleetIlcal Workers, asserted that so per cent of the l.20o to 1.4o0 men in the ter ritory are out.
 The contest which will he fought cut in Atlanta covers the states ol West Virginia, Vireinia, North earo lima. South Carolina, Georgia, fl0flda and Alabama.
 The linemen state their claims 10 La nine-hour day, time and haf taf overtime. aoHblo time for SdndayS anl holidays, and increase in wages fe. linemen. apprentices and iasff',
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19

or asHarterd tCona.4 Ce'aHant,
 5Iican high tariEf paper. says:
 preventative Raineg Of Illinois in he house accused the watchm@N5rs If this country of naintainine a trust.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
are killed and the monetary loss is

are killed and the monetary loss is enormous.
 The disturbance came in three shocks of terrific violence, the second ccming fifteen minutes after the first and the third nearly an hour later. The intervals between the shocks were filed with slight shocks and continual rumhlins.
 The country in the neighberhood of Raishiko and Shinko has been laid desolate.Z II is in this section that the greatest loss of life occurred. The towns Were just HaeinHin2 70 recover from the earthquake of March. when they were practically destroyed.
 New houses and ttose that were being built wese brown to the 4!oand, killing the inhabitants.
 At Datyo. q hospital in which l>5 injured persons at the last earthq.ake were being cared for, was utterly de srroyed. only sixty lives being saved. The damaee is declared by dispatch e. from the section to be much great CT than the last earthquake, At that time 1.4aa persons were killed, S90 injured and property wortht s45,ooo,- coo was destroyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
PRICE BAKING POWDER co.
 CHICAGO.

The Waltham watch concern comes cut with an emphatic denial, but seems to avoid purposely referring to the specific and asSrayating charge which the member of congress pre- fered against the watch people. He insists that the American manufact- nrcrs sell their product abroad at 30 to 50 per cent less than they sell lhe same goods for at home. In other words. the protection they get is for the benefit of people abroad and against the American at home. l. is such revelations as this that wi!l knock the whole protective .arlh scheme endwise some day unless wis dom makes it's way in petty soon and compels reform When protect ed rails made in Pittsburg 2re cheap ei in South Africa than in New York and protected watches made n Mas sachusetts are cheaper in Paris than in Boston, it is time to ask what tee protection We grant is granted for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19

the tragedy and had just entered the hall when the negro appeared.
 After the shooting the negro ran from the house with smoking pistol in his hand and attempted to escape among the thronss on Easter prom enade. but he was pursued by hund- reds. When the police overlook him he had to be clubbed into submission and was hurried off to the county iail for fear of mob violence.
 Mrs. Bass 12-year-old niece was the only witness to the tragedy.
 Mrs. Bass came here few weeks seo on visit 10 her sistetr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
THE EXPANSION OF TWO EN-
 PRES

The census reports of Germany and Great Britain. recently issued. present facts and figures that show q rather surprising increase in Toou1tion From these reports We slean the following facts:
 In April 1901, the area of tae Brit ish Empire was 11,o9G.31S square miles. and the popu ation 2aS i9'- -o4. Contrast these totals with the area and populatian of the Initel kinedem. the mother of good many and the rH2er of all the parts of this eelcssa' empire. Tn asea of .Ae United ISinsann is eely 13' o>& square miles. and it's population Il the time of the census was a1,i5S.- T721.
 The white populations pumosr about 54,ooo,ooo. or 13.6 per cent of the total. Of the 344 millions of the eolored subjects of his majesty 295 millions are natives of India and de scendants of Hindu immgrants
 The eNraaSion cf the empire has l6en amazin2IY rapid in recent years. 44-}>4a il coaHnisel only eight and q half #ni!Hons= of square mics ami the population was 25q millions. In tFo nezt TWO 1ec5naiaI periods no Important territorial addition took ,1ace Between 1SS1 and 1891 oXten- ssa4s in india. the East Indies and in Africa annexed two millions of seuage miles to the empire. Since 2Sq1 fa3ther extensions and annexa- tsanS have bo Il made. anl thesa AaH- rai~,d tAa t5tal 10 tho present fieafs Africa ana Asia have been the snhel- = ef lie recent conaiests. and these have ny no means been peaceful ani pu!ely industrial It is sufficient to name the Beer republics that are ION crown colonies.
 Tuning to the G rman empire tex. elusive. however. of the eo.enies. fer which the figures are yet to be faln- ished1 the census of last year sh9Tss a total population of 60 G65 5,ooe CT q area of 20s,S30 square mics Taei9 have been no territorial annexation : in Europe since unifcation of tie German states, and the average re, cent rate of increase in population has been 1-2 per cent annually.
 G1many's progress in industry commerce and education is remar ka-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19

From the way some of these federal office holders kick when they are not raappointed, one might think they had divine right" to the office There is Col. Fowler of Little Rock. for instance. It is well enough for the president 10 let some of these fellows know occasionally that they have no divine right" to reappoint- nent. and that a change is good fo@ tie sovernment-otherW We would soon have an office holding aristoe- facy in this country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
BARGAINS IN
 MEDICINE.

A woman once wrote us
 at she was not going to
 X. Scott's Emulsion any more because 1t cost too much. Said she could get some other emulsion for less money. Penny wise and pound foolish. Scots $ Emul- sion costs more because 1t IS worth more-costs more to make. We could make Scott's Emulsion cost less by using less oil. Could take less care in making it, too. If we did, however, Scott's Emulsion wouldn't be the standard preparation of cod liver oil as it is to-day.
 SCOTT | BOVINE, 4os Pearl Street. Ne. Ys'A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
GORKY MAY BE DEPORTED. { Companion Is Not His Wife, ln1- migration Commissioner Has
 Power to Act

Washington. April 19.-Regarline the question of the marital status of Maxim Gorky. the Russian author and Socialist. who arrived at the port of New York last week, it was stat ed today at the Bureau of lmmiera- tion that the matter. of course. would De investieated, if complaint was off ciaily made that Gorky's companion is other than his legal wife. Officials here are satisfied that if official ac. rion is warranted the immigration commissioner of New York has am r,e authority to act.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
PROPOSALS OR BIDS.

 Bids will be received by the Board Of Public Affairs for 500,00o yitrifie !. paving brick to be used in paving District Mo- IS (West Barraque street. until Thursday. the 26th day of April. 1906. Security must ac- company all bids. The Boarl of Public Affairs reserv- es the right ta reject any and all bids.
 Given under our hand, this 18th day of April. 1906,
 H. KING WHITE.
 Chairman.
 R. M. Galbraith.
 Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19

NOTE. = There are many alleged cream of tartar baking powders upon the market sold at lower prices, which prove, upon analysis, to be alum powders in disguise. They will not make wholesome food.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DEAD.
Fcra7osa's Second Disaster Is Great
 CT Than the Previous One.

Chicago. April 19-A special cable .ranl to the lnter-Ocean from Tokio. avs:
 An earthquake of greater force and -.u.ation than any known of recent years spread desolation on the south ern half of the Island of Formosa this morning. More than 1,5W persons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19
month. " invited. .ONnA ''S NS"''>I@o'
month at Masonic Hol1 MEXCIO.

month at MaSOnlc HOll MENClO. and Chestnut. zao,,o Al visiting sist 1s94-95 the asiness with Mex
 the t., of about s31 000,Q00. fiscal year 19o4-'o5 the United did business with Mexico to -xtent of about s92 ,O00, ,O00. The S are from the department of hnerce and official.
 v1903-'04 Mexico's purchases from xceded her sales 10 ns by about 1s al00o. Of Mexico's total imports ountry supplies B per cent. Of placb's total exports we take Il ent. ''No other country" re-
 the statistics man. with the the exception of Canada, draws as l percentage of it's imports from 'ie fnited States as does Mexico: Cao other country except Cuba
 as large percentage of its eX- a to the Tinted States as does nriooo. fa tne case of Canada, 60
 of the imports is drawn from cheapeed States, and in the case of pa, S3 per cent of the exports is mt to the United States
 What did we buy from Mexico last al year, and what did our pur- lases cost us? Copper lore. pigs, bars, ingots), more than $15,ooo,0oo; Sisal grass Ga first cousin of hemp), nearly s15,0oooo0: lead tore and base hrllion), about s3.25o ,o0o; coffee. more than s2,e26 ooo; hides and ,5 apc'0 s2.ooo,ooo; sugar. more
 900; vanilla beans. ahout
 and ehicle tfor the chew IS tin industryl, s463.o .oao.
 coIat did the Nexicans buy from ns a fiscal year. and what did their rchases cost them2 Manufactures Iron and steel. more than S12.ooo.- coal and coke. more than s4.0oo,- p50umber and wooden goods. more ri .00o pod: cars and carriages,
 han s1,ooo ooo mineral oil. .000.0oo: and eunHowelr. a ooih7 than sf,o0o.4oo.
 We o.,.o-
 or asaarterd tCona4 Ce'1eant, a 1Iican high tarif paper says presenta1iye RaineH Of Illinois in he house accused the watchmakers If this countrv of maintainina trust,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19

ble, and there is food for reflection il! the fact that her population today is almost as large as that of the United States was in 1890, and that iii ten years she will probably have 7c,oo00o0 people to provide for on her restricted territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-19

C. F. Greenfield was down from Lit tie Rock Wednesday evenine and reg. istered al the Ant}ors.