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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12

90 Espafis y sin menoseAbo para la
libsrtades dc Puerto RIco.
So dsstasaba 81, ecmo Fernando
Juncos On San Juan, como Padr6 el
Aorovis y como Carreras On Jusn,
Dfsz, por % ardispts amor 6 les con
quistas do 10 demoeraeis modsrns
| Q isrfa que sus hlits tuviesen UNI
patria libre on que vivir con dignidat
| y ponfa 81 esfuerzo iunto al de lcl
mantansdorss de 10 nobls sausa out
tuvo tAntoi ap6stoles y tsntos n &r.
tires.
Modsrado por educaei6n y Dol
ref xi6n, no proved ismks la dis.
sordis nj el snsono; y Of On los dias
do su iuvsntud fue IN trabsisdor 70
busto y austero, On los do 30 vejez fue
nm patr.a.ea suyos conssjos buscGba
mos todos para emplarnos On Ia
bondad y en- 10 hrm,zl dc gu gran
espfrlu.
Rssord6 Mufcz Rivera 81 orfQsn
do su visia amlstAd con don jaime.
AHA pbr elan, 1887 nombr6 sl gobier.
no -en uno do aus fugaees relGmpa.
gueos do iustisia AlcAlde de Utuado
al sAballero que hoy susumbe. Eats
admit6 sl destino y deatin6 el aueldo
fntsgro & ines do progreso loeal. Nu.
iiox Rivera 10 telieit6 con srtusissmo
dssds Barranquitss y reeibi6 una rss.
puesta admirable do buen sentido y de
amplio desprsndimiento.
Desde entonses fueron amigos 81
lushador iuvenil, que apeaas eontAbs
veintidos aflos y el viril tilGntrapo que
friaaba On los eineuents. Desde On.
topees 20 estsblsei6 entire ambos IL
corrisnte de mutuos Afsstos, rcta hoy
por 10 musrts que NOS llenn do amar.
gura q cada golps do % fsiA quad, q =
despiAdads.
II orador eontinu6 hasisndo 4
grandss rAsgos 10 afutesis do una exls
tsnoia pr6dlga On benedeios y termi
no con sstas 6pareeldas palabra.:
~sEl msior homsusis "a los musr
los como don Jaime consists .en In
imitaci6n dc sus virtudes scelRles. da
aus virtudss efvIsAs. Los hijos de-
Usuado, que Aeaban do sxprssar
con grave sinoeridad 90 sentimier.
TO, que 90 sl sensimiento k6blico.
nesesitSn demoatrar que 10 pr6vIda
asmilla no esy6 On tIsrrA satesil Y
Ahora que una pugna local los divide
y los spsrts, q lebrAntando .vfrculos
feAtsrnales. no los pido que renunsien
& aus Attitudes nj sus tsndsnsias:
pero, por ol reeuerdo del que 70 no
extste, les txhorto & auavi2Ar sl Aio
, 4 limar 10 punsa Do sun armas, ps
70 que no 90 prodl xsAn hsrtdAs insu.
RABIES y para que. al osaAr 10 con
tisnds. loo manos dc nusvo 80 bu.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
D[SDE COMER|O
Grandloso meeting unionista
Oradores de Ia Cidra. -Nu.
merosa concurrencia.
SR. COLON RIVERA
Los nradOraS cAinan,raYnr1 a.,
sR. COLON RIVERA
Los oradores Sc inspiraron en-
frases de elevado patrio.
,ismo por la Union.

Hoy, ICON ura sonouarensIa *
ordinAr' a, 90 llev6 6 sfeeto un milIr
unlonista en- esfa loeslidad.
Este aeto result6 como era de %
psrarss, por dsmAs I'M oortsnta , o.
pl6ndido. Ss oalcula pr6x m mamsnts
que los asisssntes & ese seto pstri6tleo
asssndfa1 mil Su aperture sstuvo
& cargo del ineorrur tihls lueh ador
doa Antonio Colon Rive, sara pro.
sentar & los oradorss. y el que diriii6
|.al pdblieo ffaass fa,r.6sisas.
I'd primer tarno kabl6 81 somps.
triots. don Antonio PAntln Eansia
| gr,, quien eonquist6 nutridos apiau.
sos. l4'i- ~ O. 1@ alH fH@ iGg6
Consuml6 el segundo el simy ai
90 hiio dc Comerfu, Lsopoldo Santa
90. da ado { como or su oratoria mu y
slocrsute . trsta' ts los rssultsdos
bsneasos y ssludables do 10 Uni6n On
nuestra patria pusftorriqusiIA.
ri eta TO turno 10 sorrsspondl6 sl
sminents unionistA don Juan asnsia
20. sl que eatuvo muy tslix On gu
0rakorIa f 5uf
El 50 turno faS de don P,Gxsdes
Sanf ago, dc nusatro qusrido pueblo
do Cidra, Quien NOS dsmoslr6, dc un
modo admirable, Qvs 10 Uai6n Va
abri6ndoss paso De nm cor flo 4 otro
dc 10 isla per sus huenos prinsipios
dc psz , justieiA.
In el 81 turno sl aenor 8. gArrs,
de Cidra, estuvo sublime On au urato
ria al pronunsiar a4usl'as bandeeidas
palAbras do Dios, Patria y Libsrsad.
Cers6 ess aetc trAaeendsntgi , hsr
moso nusstro susimado sorrsljg 'ona-
rio DON Caledonia Marrsro, CON IN
bellfsimo disaurso do tonos mpy ele'
vados y conesbicos ca tssminos alta.
mente patri6MsoH. Fu6 muy aplau
dido. t.ss@
CORREsPoNAAL.
Comsiio, O,tubrs 7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
MANIFESTATION DE DUEL0
EuNERllEs De DON JAIME |eLEs|A3

Fl lunss G'timc, 4 las diex de !,
mAhana, tuvo lugar on Utuado el On
tierro do dom Jaime Iglssias, Gque
ciudadano do prsstIgio que durAntl
media eeoturia di6 hsrmosos sjsmplol
do honrsdsz y rsstitud, que form6 J
sdue6 una familia honorable, qus
/ sirvi6 al pafs hidalgamsnts, y que, o.
desapAreesr On 10 tumba, deiA en- tor
no Dc 90 nombre uns gursols do con.
sidsrsci6n y do rsspelo.
Los funsrales tasron cat6lisos >
81 eatkvsr Pal6 por el temple, donde
sEntaron los ofieios ritualss. Luego
CAIRO fdaebre tbm6 81 eamino dc 10
ier6polis. mArchando t.as 81 una
4oreurrensia numsrosa. Todas las
elesss, dssds sl opulento propistario
hksta al modestfsimo brsssro. rsndisn
el poatrer tribnto do csr. d !, 4 ID mo.
moria del ansiano tsnsmerito, que
supo rodsarse do tan iustas y un&ui
mes simpAlias.
I'll s6quito par6 fesnts 81 semsnse.
rio antique y Alli tcmaron 10 palabra :
en- nombre do ID famllia el lisenciado
Casaldus. por 81 eonseio nunieipa
don osvaldo Alfonsoi por loa hAbi
tantes do 10 eiudad don Jose Colon y
por 10 Union do Puerto Rico sl aeAor
Aufox Rivera, que vino do Ponse OK
prssamento pare ksistir 81 aeto y des
pedlr hAeia 10 stsrnidad oil que era nm
noble y fsl amigo suyo.
Los dilsursos dc Casaldus, Alton.
90 J Colon, slt eusntss y eonmovedo
rss, d'isron On todas las almas impre
sion muy honda. Mln . Rivera, CON
ffaas asnsila , con tonos do profanda
triltsa, h'xo 81 ole glo idasbse dc don
Jaime.
sNAci6. dssfa, On 10 tierra de los
eondsa hsroicos , do los lsmsr arios
Amce1vares. On 10 altivA y briosa
CatalufA y trsio & cate pals los rseias
abras dol ear ,tsr y los iagos rse6ndi.
too do una raza buena dc igual modo
para las luehHs del patriotiamo , para
los emptfios del HabAio.
AT, sntrAndo On 10 vida puerto.
riqut ID CON au gran coraz6n y % vo'
luutsd indom able. sre6 IN hogar dul.
CO y tranquiIo, libre do tsmpestadss,
que 90 multiplica % dIgnisimos reto
nos, y uua fortuna gus hAhfa do pers.
cor 81 smpcis de les tormentas del
tr6piso. LEG adAs q hsrirls euando a
no 10 q ,sdsban flerzs para resons
iruir y rsedi6eAr.
. SuDo Ger busn sspA mol sin saorih.
eio do sus iceas liberalss. Y OF 10
vimos on los tiempos mas duros, de
mostrAndo que los altos insersses dc
lA naei6n Eodfan y dsbisn 0 tx.stir
On los intereses lsgi.imos do 10 colo
mis-, ain mspgus para 10 autoridad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
ECOS JUD|C|ALES
Apelaclones en- el Tribunal
Supreme. -Sentenciss de
la Corte de Distrito.
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Apelaciones de algunas eau.
sas en- dicho alto tribunal.
Por perjurio, etc etc.

EstAn ssnalAdos para sl prf xlme
msrtss, sn el Tribunsl Supreme, lal
siguisntss apelaeionss: Juan Brieidc
Hernaiz y otros con Prudensio do |,
Cruz. sobrs nulidad de inserip ipei6n 20
sssoriA y oiros exsremos; , contra
Francisco Gallart por dslito eontra OIL
Efario do Puerto Rico.
LA Corts do Distrito coptirm6 I
Pedro Flores 10 psna do dos mssss ds
arresto que 10 impuso 10 Oorts muni.
cipal ca oausa por hurto do msnor
euantfa.
-Aysr 10 VIC On 10 Oorts do DIs.
trito sl iuisio do apelAsi6n contra Ma
ximilisno Merssd, ssntenci ado por IL
Corts municipal & $50 de mults Dor
agrasi6n & Braulia R,blss. Esta In.
dividus fue mardada arreatar Dor
periario y sI aousado fac coudensdo
{ dos mssss do skrosl.
Hoy 90 vsr&n On 10 Corts do
Diatrito do Han Juan, session ssrun,
do. los iuieios dc les eausas On ana.
lac.6n contra Mariana asgundo Dor
infracei5n & les ordsnap zAa munislps.
lee; Juan Bautista Isaac, por turbar
10 pes y Dsm' 10 osasio. por asoms.
timiento.
-Rara Of martss pr6xImo estkn
sefialadas en- 10 miima Corts los ape.
laciones do Carmslo Contrerav, Dor
turbar 10 p's; Melton Morales, por
fAlsa representation y Carmelo Con
treras, por uso de armss prohibidas.
I'm sl Tribunal suprsmo 90 vie.
ron sysr les siguientes spelaeionea sl
Pueblo dc Puerto Rico con Antonio
Diaz Hernandez y otros. sobre sobro
do fanzs. y contra Modesto Jiment &,
por perjurio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
CH|NOS 4 PANAMA
Contrata de chinos para los
trabajos del Canal = No
pasan de proposiciones.
DOS NIL AL MES
3 negocio es de 6rmas anne.
ricanas. - Hasta completar
ounce nil traba 1adores.

Cuatr0 proposisibnss he rseibido
Q susursal dc IL Comiai6u del Canal
de Panama sn Washin gtou. para 10
s0ntrstA de rabaiadores ehinos con
dsaiino 81 istmo. AbieYtoa los pliegca
de lieitAel6n rssultsron frmaaos res
pscliv amsnis por 10 CcmpafitA Contra'
tista Chino .amsrissnA do Engltwoo6,
Ntw Jersey. la Comps fifa Iotsrnsoio'
nal de WA.htpgton. Mr. Joel Julian
Ruben, do 10 misma eapitsl , 10 Com.
panfa Wah Nee L,e Hing dc BAlM'
more.
Bsio les eondieloI % de 10 lioiia'
ai6n los contraslitas % obligan 4 pro-
por eionAr por 10 msnos 2 800 bracsroa
chinos. con oil dsrseho dc aumsntAr
ESQ ndmsro On proportion no msyor
de 1000 r.baiadorss por mes, hAstA
Nm total de Is. 000
TAmbien eonvisL % On psgAr todoa
los gAatos y aomsisr sus pro sus,taa
sobre 10 base sxolusiva de an ianto
por bora do trabsio. gus 10 Comisi6n
del Canal 90 obligs & psgar Al contra.
tista por sl trabsio do SAda braasro.
Las propusatAs rsaibidas no son
q tipo fio aino variable. con arr glo
6 dstsrminadaa ssealas de- iornalss y
oireunatAnsias, y 10 Oomiai6n les tisue
On satudio. Un colo lisisAdor presspt6
una propussta sonorsta , his do dies
eentavos por hora do trabsj1 do ior-
nslsros ordinarios. eua'Quisra que
iusse sl nhmero de Mtos "a sssivo
ssrvislo. osro pidi6 iornalss disvsn.
too CON arrsglo q eissts slas'dssei6n
que h 30 do los brsesros sfgd 10 cla.
90 respective Dc trabs 10 A qua 60 lss
dsdiQus. Y los dos eontrs tistas res.
tantes somstieron una sssalA variable
dc jornalss. que van dlsminp ysndo
gradualmsnts 4 msdida que aumerta
el Gmero do ehinos emplsados On las
obras,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12

Quen y 90 eatrechsp, los eoraIones 20
keerquen~y ' se soniundan y vuelvan
todos q d, f,nder unidos el anto ideal
que briila sn 10 e6spide sohre nues.
tras eabeXsu y que tx 60 el eonsurso
dc nusstrs inteligenela y nuestro bra
|zo.S
Do este modo tsrm!n6 oil homer ais
que, no solo Uiuado, sino el 20 "a
tambi6r, reudiAn on squsl momsrto {
don Jaime Ig sstas Font.
Dsssause On sl sepulero mientras
nosotros seg Amos On ID obra dc ersar
una patria para les Acionss dol
porvenir,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
POR $4,000

De eontado, se vende la inca de,
nominada SBArrRneagO, la sual n
haya situadA On el bArrio de SLlaneG
CostAS de este termino. DistA ( hors
media dc 10 poblaei6n, 90 oomponG
Do 1900 cuerdas dc extsnsi6n, todal
probiAs para lss siembrAa uv frutoI
MEMORIES , en- particular para 81 Algo'
don GOAilAn.1 Tiena dos mAgnfdcoi
manAntiales para dsr de bsber 81 GO
pados hene oolipdAnsia 81 mar J pusr,
20 para eEnharcar todos los trutoa. Er
ilA % paedsn euidar hAsta 100 sabs
KAs de ganado.
Para intormes dirigirse { don Uli.
sss uarini-Post Qsiss, -salls sNu
RsRVeRa.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
Sc VENDE

Una ealdsEA mulIitubular de 50
Caballos, son SOS accessories, muy
POGO usads. , una bomba de risgo
compound duplsx, con cAmisas de
bronss lain habsrse usadol de 100
gAlonss por minutes, con % pies de-
tubsrfA De Gusssi6n , dsseargA de 10
pulgadaa Dc dlkmssro. DiriilFss { don
Vissnhs usoFa, OaIls Del oomsrsio NJ
!, :, Q, Rex p PsaeA =. r, In 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
UNA ADHESION

Osguss, 10 do Oetubrs do l. 900.
Or. Diressor de La DEMocRAolA.
Auy distirguido seror; Le agra
dasst6 indniio 30 digna ordsnar IL In
ssrCi6n siguisnt; Habisndc llseado
& 10 sdsd cue 10 Icy sxigs para tsnsr
dsrssho electoral, skb,ms lA alls hon
r. do Solisitar puelto On sl paxiido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel vieio a 81 quintal.


Almacenistas Importadores
Unisos sgsnIsa de la ssrvsGA can
hsuser 1uaehS del Aszs mineral
sWAih RoskT, , del De sUvAs d
ksWGl,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12

sUni6n do Puerto II aes, Q.s % OIL que
represents Il voluntAd dc todo sl pals.
GrAeiAs, = ordsns % Alsnlo anal.
70 y eorrsliglonArio,
TGdro O0ris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12

Vease nuestro interesante fo.
lletfn, EICa6allero ds ca.
sa Rota, epoca de la gran
revoluci6n ftancesa, en- las
paginas s. y e..
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
Rir,narck.a Strafaxem.

While Bismarck was living at Frank
fort, early in his career, he was one
day at a public table with q friend,
when two young ladies who sat oppo-
site began talking to each other in the
Lettish language. From their manner
1t was evident to Bismarck that they
were talking about him. 1t happened
that he had once made visit to Cour-
and, one of the Baltic provinces. AMI
had picked NJ few Lettish phrases.
When the ladies had talked and laugh
ed for some time he whispered to his
companion: - "a Il
The moment say Something to voc
in en- unintelligible tongue take a key
from your pocket aud hand it TO me-"
The young ladies' kept on. and sud
denly Bismarck said in an unconcern-
ed tone to his friend:
"Dohd man to azlek."
The second man at once produced q
key The young ladies from Courland
looked at their opposite neighbors. then
at each other and. blushing violentiy.
rose and left the room
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
Habit-forming Medicines.

Whatever may be the fact as to many
of the so-called patent medicines con-
tanning injurious ingredients as broadly
published in some Journals of more or
less influence. this publicity has certainly
been of great benefit in aronsing needed
attention to this subject, Ii has IN
considerable measure resulted In the
most intelligent people avoiding such
foods and medicines as may be fa1fiy sts-
pected. of containing the injurious lngre-
dients complained of. Recognizing this
n. Y, took time by the forelock.., as it
were. and published broadcast all the
ingredients of which his popular medi-
cines are composed. Thus he has com
pletely forestalled all harping critics and
an opposition that might otherwise be
urged against his medicines, because they
are now OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. Fur
thermore- from the formula printed on
every bottle wrapper. it will be seen that
these medicines contain no alcohol or
other habit-forming drugs. Neither do
they contain any narcotics or injurious
oeents. their ingredients being purely
Vegetable, extracted from the roots oil
medicinal plants found growing in the
depths Of our American forests and of
well recognized curative virtues.
Instead of alcohol, which even in smaV
portions long continued. as in obstInafe
cases of diseases. becomes highly oblc-
craving for stimulants, Dr. Pierce m
ploys chemically pure, triple Hned
glycerine, which of itself is a,yalG able
remedy In many cases of chronic dis Eases.
being superior demulcent, ahtIptic,
antiferment and supporting kIFitiye
It enhances the curative acti4hkof the
Golden Seal root. Stone rodk Black
Cherrybark and Bloodroot, cor ined in
Golden Medical Discovery r III bron-
chiaI, throat and lung affections attended
with severe coughs. As will be seen from
the writings of the eminent Drs. Grover
Coe, of New York: Barthoiow. of Jeffer-
son Medical College. Phila.; Scudder. of
Cincinnati Ellingwood. of Chicago;
Hale. of Chicago. and others, who stand
as leaders in their several schools of
practice. the foregoing agents are the
Uery best ingredients that DIR. Pierce
could have chosen to make up his ia
nous Discovery for the cure of not
only bronchial, throat and lung affec.,
tions, but also of chronic catarrh in all
its various forms wherever located.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
Al Reeves-NeW Phillips.

Thursday night one of the best
musical productions on. the road, A
Reeves famous Big Beauty Show,
an organization which has caused mil
lions of people to laugh in every big
city from Maine to California will be
seen at the New Phillips.
Mr. Reeves has made a world OF
money in the past thirteen years he
has spared no expense in making this
the banner organization of his life
carefully selecting a number of high.
class vaudeville acts, clever come
dams, beautiful women. gorgeous
scenery. magnificent wardrobe and
an elaborate display of electrical eff
fects, headed by the Six Bijou, said
to be the most wonderful singing,
dancing. lady acrobatic troupe ever
seen in America, coming direct from
the London Music Halls where they
have just closed a successful season
of two years.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
Vaudeville at the Phillips.

The large audience that attended
vaudeville at the New Phillips last
night was highly pleased with the
bill put on and it is assured that
business will be good all week. One
of the brightest spots on the programs
is the novelty presented by Bartlett
and Collins, who have a mixture that
shows much versatility and that is
mirth provoking in the extreme. An
enthusiastic encore was accorded this
team. Bartlett is about as loose" a
man as has ever been seen on the
New Phillips stage, appearing first
as diminutive figure, not over three
feet high, with an outlandish make
up. The trick is only made possible
by doubling his body and remaining
in that position, head downward, for
some minutes, and there is no end
of surprise when the mask is removed
to find that Bartlett is man of
more than average size. The trick
is a good one. st. Arno and Croumer
make good as hand and head balan-
GERS, showing some feats much out of
the ordinary. Laura Jones does
some very pleasing work as a whist
Ter. limitations adding to the turn Leo
and Silky in "Casey's Troubles
breakaway boxing act, do their full
share toward the entertaining. The
York and Herbert Trio are singers,
dancers and comedy acrobats of abil-
ity All this with the illustrated
songs and the motion pictures makes
up bin that is above the average
and that furnishes an evening of en-
ioyable entertainment Thursday
night there will be no performance
owing to the fact that Al Reeves
Beauty Show will hold the boards.
"A Stranger in Town"-Gennett.
Frank Beanish. the unique com
edian. who comes to the Gennett next
Friday night under the personal direc-
ton of that we'll known western man
ager Harry B. Linton, will present A
Stranger in Town. one of the clever
est written musical farces OF the year
Mr.. Bearish and the pretty girls OF
the talented company will. no doubt,
be greeted with a large and fashion
able audience. Comedian Beanish is
one of the best known stock coined
ians in the country and as a star of
musical farce he has been received
everywhere with unabounded enthus-
iasm.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
MISS ANNIE E, IpE.

who called her. white Cloud because
she came to them on the wings of the
summer winds. made her IL cnieftain
ess. and she sat with their wise men in
councils of state. When the wind took
their white Clo,d" away again they
wept publicly. Miss Ide has been no
less an idol of the Filipinos. She has
visited with the governor most of the
Islands of the archipelago. On one oo-
casion she. Joined an expedition to 4
remote village. where some question
of import was To be arbitrated, and
scored such Il hit with the grizzled
Moro chief that he made her what is
probably the queerest present an
American girl ever received. "Cbief
tainess.' he said. my gifts are no.
many. for l rule. a ei.na4e people, but
all that / have is yours. That which
l am giving you is Eiy greatest treas
tire" So saying, the Moro united his
girdle and handed to the astonishetf
Miss Ide his trousers. n.ade of the
nlr,rneS Of . $780, ->i,.sf-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25

der the direction of Edward R. Sal
ter. which appears her for the first
time at the Gennett tonight, is a mo-
dern re-adaption of this famous story,
by the brilliant young dramatist, Mr.
Edward Locke. The play is one OF
the few dramatic surprises of the
year a Mad Love" has been tried
and found true. A play of the people
for the people. Miss LYDIA Powell,
the talanted young actress, will be
seen in the leading role with an ex-
cellent supporting company of New
York players.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
Trade Treaty With BULGARIA..

Washington, Sept. 24.-Acting Sec
rotary of State Adee received advices
from Minister Jackson in Bulgaria
that he had concluded commercial
relations agreement with Bulgaria I'M
der article three of the Dingley tariff
act. The exports from the United
States to Bulgaria consist principally
of sewing machines and agricultural
implements. Bulgaria has two tariffs,
a maximum and a minimum The
United States now enjoys the benefit
of the minimum Bulgarian tariff. The
imports to the United States from Bull
garia include goat skins and some
small articles of general use in this
country.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
STATEMENT Of BAILEY
HE is FORCED TO ANSWER
Texas Senator Promises His consti
tuents That he Will Give Full Ex
PLANTATION of His Connection With
Big Oil Corporation.

DalFs, Tex, Sept. "a. United
States Senator Joseph W Bailey has
promised 10 give out a statement re-
gafding his alleged connection with
tR Waters-Pierce Oil company. 1t Is
rkported that the senator may go 70
2uitman, Wood county, next Satur-
day, when citizens massm Getting
will be held TO consider the question
of opposing his reelection to the san
ate 1t was at Quitman that the move
ment TO hold ma3smeetings was start
ed. Senator Bailey's statement to the
press is expected TO be in answer TO
circular recently issued by the
Houston Good Government club" and
which the senator is new carefully in
vestigating.