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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10

En- la carcel de San Juan ingres6
aver para cumplir prisi6n Ia mujer
Cornelia Hernandez Pineiro; en- suma-
rio, Juan Morales Gregorio Menen-
dez Camacho y salieron en- libertad
por cumplidos 7 en- Ia de Aguadilla,
2 bajas; en- Ia de Mayagiiez, en- pri-
sion; en- la de Ponce, en- sufnario y
"A en- libertad, J en- la de Humacao, 5
trasladados Y l baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10

Obras de utilidad prdctica recibi-
das 1ltimamente en- el BoLETIN FL
Polvoristt practice Crfa de peces
de aqua dulee Fa bricacion de Ia
albdmina El aqua y sus aplicacio-
mes; Manual del herrero y cerraje-
roc; Manual del fogonero y maqui-
nlsta Fl jardinero noderno Crfa
lucrativa d i cerdo Parques, iardi-
mes y flores Fotocinemo grabador;
Fademecum del Veterinario, etc, etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10
ACCB0NES

Banco Territories, ) 20 $22
Banco de Puerto Rico, S IS a 26
Bauco Popular, de $40 All,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10

Han terminado sus examenes de
revalida los 6 sef1ores m6dicos que
los suf.l@l ante Ia Junta del ram0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10

En Bayam6n fu6 arrestado aver por
la Pollcla lnsular Ell cuatrero Maxi
m1l1ano Alicea, ocupandole una ye-
qua. FL hecho ocurri6 en- Vega
Baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10
EI..ICT-O

Corte de Distrito de Guayana
Estados Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente SIS.
De los Estados Unidos.
Joaquin Gonza1o y Martel
Promoyente.
ExPEDIENTE DE DOMINO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10
LOS CAM9sos pEl ola
PRfCioS Lt CGRFRa

PRfCIos Ct C0hPRa
cscgos iulce> de 80 4 a9H
Sebo lie res. ~ e.
Algod6n, SIS a5A
CocoS. SIS I8 zalilar
ARTICULOS DEL PALS
AzUcAR.-Para et con sumo
Cafe coniente, nominal
Mascabadc (claro) $4A
['e miel (claro} de S..
Centr(fuga (claro) |" S. I 81
Americana Ia S5A q 5H
De Ponce de $3A 43H
Almidon, 6 40 a $3.50
Ron a. grades Iarner. 14e az 5
gallon.
Maiz 81 30 "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10

Obras de Anatole France, de venta
en- el BoLETIN El Olmo del Paseo,
Ell Maniqui de Mimbre, Ell anillo de
FL Pozo de Santa Clara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10

Ell Secretario de Puerto Rico en-
vlara maflana II al Consejo Executive
una 'certifcacion de los candidaturas
politlcas para ser impresas en- el
ticket electoral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10

81 sabado un individuo Sc rob6 de
la tlenda de don Andres Barbosa. ca
lie de San Antonio, Mayagiiez. siete
pesos en- esfectivo, aprovechando
para hacer esa estafa, que Ell depen.
d1ente estaba entretenido en- ell des-
Pacho. Dada cuenta a Ia policfa, ell
guardia Luis So1er Sc tom6 tal
empeflo, que 4 las pocas horas ell caco
estaba va bajo la acci6n de la JUS
ticia
NEUROsINE PRUNIER
Sc encuentra gravemente enfermo
en- Mor6vis Ell distinguido seffor don
Alfonso del Rio, rico propietario de
aquella Jurisdiction. Deseanos ST
pronto restablecimiento.
Desde aver Sc enc1entran en- San
luan los diStinguidos sefores don
Manuel Ledesma y don Manuel Pc
rez Av1les, hacendado Alcalde de
Areclbo, respectivamente.
PRENSAS DE COPIAR.-Los mo-
delos mas perfectos y baratos. De
venta en- el BOLETIN
Probablemente Sc abriran en- Ia
lsla 638 colegios electorales, asi es
que deberan imprimirse $4,000 pa
peletas electoraIes 4 raz6n de zoo
por cada precinto.
Aver embarc6 en- el "Coamo" para
los Estados Unidos, en- uso de licen-
cia, el empleado del Departments
del Interior sehor Jose Otero Me
lendez.
Durante Ia semana que expire Ell
80 de Septiembre Sc anotaron en- e1
Registro Civil de San Juan p defun-
clones y Is nacimientos. Y en- la Sc
mana Ultima 20 defunciones y 20 ma
cimientos.
Obras completas ilustradas de Guy
de Maupassant Los Domingos de
I'm burgues en- Paris, Anton, FL Sc
flor Paret, Las Hermanas Rondolf,
Ell doncel de la Senora Husson. Rol1o
de Manteca, Claros de Luna, El Hor-
la, Cuentos del dfa de la noche, Fl
Vlejo Million, La mano izquierda, Ell
Buhonero. De venta en- el ROLETIN.
El Alcalde de San Juan ha solicita-
do que sea admitido en- el asilo de
c1egos de Ponce el paciente Ulises
Nelazquez
Han terminado sus examenes de
revalida los 6 sef1ores medicos que
los suf:lan ante Ia Junta del ramo.
Obras de utilidad prdctica recibi-
das dltimamente en- el BoLETIN E1
polvoristt practice Crfa de peces
de aqua dulee Fs bricaci6n de Ia
alb1mi11a El aqua y sus aplicacio-
mes; Manual del herrero y cerraje-
roc; Manual del fogonero maqui-
nista Il jardinero 1noderno Crfa
lucratlva d 1 cerdo Parques, iardi-
nes y flores Fotocinemo grabador;
Fademecum del Veterinario, etc, etc.
En- Bayamon fue arrestado aver por
la Policla Insular el cuatrero Maxi
m1liano Alicea, ocupdndole una ye-
qua FL hecho ocurri5 en- Vega
Baja.
Obras de Anatole France, de venta
en- el BoLETIN El Olmo del Paseo.
Ell Maniquf de Mimbre, Ell anillo de
Amatista, FL Pozo de Santa Clara.
Nisitaron al Gobernador Winthrop
en- Ia maflana de hoy los senores
doctor Calixto Romero, Bowser y
Faure.
El Secretario de Puerto Rico en-
vlara maflana II al Consejo Executive
una certifcacion de los candidaturas
pol1ticas para ser impresas { n q
ticket electoral
Obras A. de Lamartine
Rafael. Graciela Flor D. Aliza
'1evas Conhdencias.
El Pic pedrero de Saint Point.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-10

Nisitaron al Gobernador Winthrop
en- Ia mailana de hoy los svnores
doctor Calixto Romero, Bowser y
Faure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-20
STOCK SALES AND DIVIDENDS.
LITTLE TALKS -.


CHARLIE FRAz1ERwe if didn't the bboar somebody else
GOVERNOR be hanged in Homo.
lulu than to be worked n New York.
pErERs-Maybe chefas Any.
how maybe there is much che-fa.
mya friends. you
Affections?
LoRRIN ANDREWS shanghaf
sent America in China the boycott would not be much.
COHEN thing Why you
you a winner n Honolulu.
JOHN A MCANDLEss haven't a
promotion work. began l o
GEORGE MAcFARLANEEvery Waikiki
hope upoato premises
HUaHEsThe together al
fighting Oh well maybe friendly shndy but that will break
MANAGER thing of
do add the building will
golf Kapan great
They reached thirty minutes from
docking fading his vision the
chua slowly draws out to alas long farewell tosome
the
the Moana, believe every o them will be taken.
CAPT SIMPSON they in this boomn'
expected Islands, they
bloody small Hi thought tn chances Hid av
Byron O. attention
the cultivation of ops From hOoboy point
what we mostly need seedess mango Odmeat alligator would
also be a boon
surprising air observa
Bile about the of Kaua Bs inspected
s blowing o a time
the number attending will probably The
building has too and indications that still
more buildings will be needed early day.
A. MCANDLEsS-s
Friday Something hard struck wheel and broke tooth out don't
tough characters
The all right, without the her power
JACK LUoAsThe
of but the department brings pleasure
greatest number is that Of roads and parks and I'm make them such
feature OF this town that they will be the talk all
SENATOR DickEY denersl Grants Bugle-oh, know all about
Cob Cm, the Drummer Boy Of SHILOH myself
fami
erg us there nearly ten Of family being the fold General
Wallace, moTtaly wounded in that action,
BERNARD KaInKoLIoI papers O.
has already pitched his tent and perhaps by this time already fastened his
belt " cartridges around hs body ready 20 face opposition there
the coming election iul afraid be will be- crushed Ills we'll
known Politically speaking appears like mummy standing
sail " ancient Egypt ie neither speak The light life has
already lsf him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-20
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.

remarkable tdincs in the market the week
unchanged throughout t61eo
parity twice slightly advanced being
This gratifying Isrcu
in OF hand namely
bottom has been touched From the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-20
PROPERTY AND PROGRESS.

yesterday
follows: Lunalo
Iof
Fa valley sold Foster
for $22eo W. Smith, Mrs Ann Ldg
3s square valley sold W. Chamberlain
for Iudwgsen W. Smith,
Kapahuu Chamberlain trustee Mortgage H
Society Kalih
Psoa to W. r. Castle trustee withdrawn
aggregatng
Lam wo Sing Waikiki and MOi recorded purchase
Derby land Merchant
Punchbowl
the bid days,
constructing Hilo wharf extension.
of Pineapple
pineapple Rail
location being Iwi filling harbor
dredgng began the week
By Ship Subsidy ago.
bvo Steamship Australian mail Honolulu
$
and China the Philippines Honolulu
South American ports.
improvement formed
following spalding presidents Frcar cepresden
eral Davis, treasurer Geo P. Thieen, secretary.
Arrangements wasgon Birthday
righ perfected giving of successful fete 1t is likely the
willie for the whole
Builders Exchange bids
more infu useful
B. projected railway
Superintendent approved location
the rails and construction will shortly begin will
meet with r. & L. CO..
Clark, ageulturt the Coast for
the promotion of pineapple sales well steamship the
necessity fruit
dispatch Hawaii
representatives, there for the studying tobacco growing with view
introducing that industry the Hawaiian Islands Agriculture
promised o the proposition.
The while freely allowing its subjects emigrae
Hawaii deougng their migration hence the mainland by the following
wording PASSPORTS "The competent all whom
requested person proceeding Hawaii
only freely and without hdaneo and give said such oiee
ton and assistance be- required"
Though many Honolulu congestion
hotels experienced has relieved tho
Ocean arrivals for the week have been the Mongolia from San Fran
he haneora from tho Orient the Neyaan from san Francisco e transport
Manila Bfod Manila the
Mongolia
fpselso aad the Enterprise foT San Francisco via iiio
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-20
wILLETT & eRAy's REPORT.

"vislc 4oos,457
The
is week. Total
visible 4os3457
tons o a increase of l,22sy63s
decline for the week of i6c
quotation OF Slsc e0 degree
Rico for delivery.
landed Cuban for the
352c landed
of
holders led
al
S4sc. landed, at which further obanabe.
The decline Vt ahd markets
reports.
of to
recently their supplies
locality the harvesting proceeding
l47 being 81
principal amounted
week indicating that the
sold
supplies melting
requirements assured
According special from Havana is probable that with
favorable weather the Cuban planters will be able make
lfor the o
this
producers United will require this
which allowed tariff
to
O%d SID for August delivery.
Indications touched"
DIVIDENDS
very transactions, prices stocks been fairly well main
exchange considerably
the MILL there is believe that little if
injury harvesting is
great energy rehabling the mill Sales
for week have been fOows Eva (2o 30 49, 49, % $2Sg5;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-20

Hawaiian 2 $3.50; Honolulu Brewing Mating Co.
($20), $50; Ionokaa 0 20
($lOO ($9O $2i50j
Refinery $5OO0 $4,000 103.
DividendsOahu
o. r. l.. per Mutual Telephone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

Alexander ST., has returned to her home in San Antonio, Texas, after most delightful visit MT. and Mrs. Garrett Hawsen have returned from several months visit to Colorado. Gen. R. M. Knox has returned from the City of Vapors much improved in health.
 Mrs F. o. King and two children, Vasti and Eddie, are back from spend ing the summer at Salt Lake City.
 Miss Annie Jordan, of Iuka, Miss. passed through the city Tuesday en route 10 Texas points.
 Mrs. (. 7. Hawsen left Tuesday afternoon for Hot Springs where she will visit for a fortnight.
 Miss Annie Nott is the guest of Miss D. C. Walt of Altheimer.
 Miss Nellie callishor. the lovely a5aelte4 or Er. B. IT. GaiIfgfer has 4atHa4aa= hone aft a pratracfed yfsfs #5 414eiYes ? Texas cit cleiafe. aias Mattie Crawford. accompanied
 r h2me. aad will be her guest f9f se# ral= weeks.
 zdr. (. \. Patti.9a of Little Roe: is
 business visitor to the citE.
 MT. LzA WIalar oe F5rl Smith is in tlle citx
 Mr. E. I RaiaeF i* visitor t2 cifHffoa Lake Ffl'a@a.
 3r. T. IT. Cit of Warren q bust eess Yfz5for i0 the eitE.
 Hr J -NcDonnoll came doWa f47m A1fhoim6r Tuesday On business
 v. IT. Rfta9to osd Y. R. ElHoads5T
 taea= Thornton visitors 4o tho c.tes
 c 8eI.# cf Fart smith k i s.ftae .a t6a crt#
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
| oAY PRESSURE EXTENDS
 To sOGr- ATLANTIC COAST

Hasafa2 or Osf. ee.-Tha weather 'sa= m Ees5aadar ported that t5a a}f dist8a5aaea ts practically as iH @as Monday mo"a.a9. except that the sien Of low ur6s<or7 has extended stwaTl 10 he South Atlantic coast. ezreral ratez a4e re1oezel thranghotts .2e ~o4=haastH1n nart Of the country
 faa as tae wea oficiaia aszs alt.ar eaher from the=data al 4an7. tap.a < 70 a4- sotet .1 .cati1i5s sta.r Nio' reo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

Miss Percy DuRard is confined to her room with fever.
 MT. Tom Ortman is dangerously i'll with typhoid pneumonia.
 Neatly furnished room for rent; very close in; board if preferred; new furniture. Address w, care Graphic.
 For rent. if taken at once, all or part of a seven room house, close in. Inquire of Mrs NJ. Meyer, 123 Beech street.
 Win Miller is now in tn shoriff's office and will ba one of Mir. PhiI?ot' $ deputies. when he takes char@o of she office
 NJ. H.ih CTS, form ny raa2eer
 the 0. K. Boiling WorIs, nas ae copied position with $ BI8ttnnthal nd company
 st. Cecelia's Gu3a held no meet fn@ Tae4daz aa Intended, h1t will aeot 1est aioudas.
 Thomas l}o e#aH 4HH4a. a4e4 =aset6aa1 eees. die.J at Ea. ez5 Beech sHeGz. oI Typhoid =fHg.f= The feHaias =atu =fs shipped =ta Ce.ter this after aaam q t:15=e efea'.
 fHa ladia a sI ,f5=. 9I.5 church aat Taas s59 Itaft @#Hi feaa5Fo.g=fz= ports from tfe aHcrea ga@mitasa# appointed Formulate plans for I6a .5zasae The. deea#d#t9 mazt o5sEE seek Tsau hi a4 ,a H Meel- .az wsHl Le held at 9H-f4. tla4ae ei 4sF1. E +. Hh5ta
 Prank IHaas' '. 2aa-#ala e5ij4 e6 NE g IJaE=Ta z Grady. dsai af tlHa9lae4 sa 5a
 ftae1uns= from #loea
 MILE HELP.
 #@ed. faa. ss=E=7. ae5 trade. ar. facilities eH4H5. Aoaqualed. Steady careful 34sta4attoa=. tools. 9iRoma and posz5ars waiting fe@. weeks e5maHHtes eaiasad from sfat. alg 9a@ b @=a}aaI >..ae 4aaresH. .b0aua3I sIater Baf5el GolIese, sH Laais sa Faa6 Month =ao.5z5z. feNa*.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
M Bluff l3iity Rink

l.Hos 4alWal1h gave an exhibition ta Hsnes skating a5 tae Bluff G.z= fi=. Tuesday evening, and viii glya aneella1 ezihi5iz i.51t IHaf@,at t.=.=- i3ze
 On next 5a9ae,j5z afternoon af a5- clae.. q prize vii. 8e awarded foa ta4 a3os9 graceful boy and zi13 skater LII. F fifteen years Of age
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
STORM WRECN5
 FORTY FOUR LEG!+!! :
United States Lighth0use i7see 70 Sears Of New Orleans Makes Par
 tai R2pof3 e -an37Ge

0rlaa4s O.. 4-Fa1e--- ---oe..s' i zf.ts. eHaHer= into 5..e zsa a45 3saz.=ol#e.sz s9ago 70 daz4- s.a tza na t4lt9s e foar tasrlla@se keep "s 55.ev-@s7 d.... ias t1s=1ast weeks as.as.ealsas 5- 1t4e summary of the report HsaG9 s. Int cd States Lighthouse Inspector =.
 Y Orleans.
 These lights were iocatal oa ese coast and adjacent islands between f5e mouth of taa 2aiss isst03.t 45zer a. Mobile.
 Hr. ars iavesti@a5z6 the tgllt. house losses between A-ohi5e aa5 Pensacola.
 TTo has not vet made public estt. mate af tho moneE loss i..Ea.vet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
Negro Murderer
 Captured by Officers

=85g34 &.s4s=945. 7. leg. 0.=a 5.=#s l.gl.zt,-25. Z. stII-z [ Iol siz .-e5a= at E.ll..4@ another s.e=r5 at I.ata's .#ziE ..5s 359 captured and is i4 5.a.L q Ete5== E9asz. G!.i64 DeDut. @HE Phi vii a+G J.#= l5e@I s-- m -1
 E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
NIGHT IFeAI..

Call and see rs af one Full con uercial and stzHaeIa5 5ae caU1sas 0Hen Monday niaat. CaHa7ae S
 JN4fG,St Rf-sHN.S,ll..~S COLLEGE. '.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
TtBFRNAC1T SERVICES
 AT THE TENpIE.

The teaet q Ta5eraaeles or sde- cstA M ta .. sarvel by sal vices at sae Te4 5aaigGt and tomorrow marnins Toaieht. worships will be efa a1 S o'clock. Rabbi Feisch will
 preach on symbols Of the DaE," Miss sasei aH5 NJ se9- MI sing #alo- 3.a1oHao ov. seas=iees Wfl caa- HzeHce a5 }n:.::za ;tses 95e Jz57.o,siia c157.s will .ue Mis- eHa ae Ruel, has cen e3z9a s~ Jtea rl9eai1@ areaaist. fE=a.l=a + is welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
& j. .E S ;, x. 7. 7. j. q. s, 4 # 4 9RiGr MENTION. * + ;
 :. ss !. .q, ,s. <, s-s s,. .s. s. 7. #, .. ss

 =ara.3sIll Huj.4 taa. Eaao4a f4er =8as -a#iesoa Tuesday aieht with fHart fsil,lHe= and # w#=s feafai fer 2 t.me that this would prove f4=9.. b5t It a late heor his condition xas iM- proved
 Nr. Fred N. Frederick. SD cia} salesman for inc National Biscuit com pany is hare on :, business trip. and is m9Iias 0faa15 with tha local mer- chants He is an arabfe, clever gan- 5Iemaa. and will have host of friend ~aea r. laF #Pina Biuff
 1a.jea T. B. Naftin of Little Rock wls h1n Tuesday greeting oMtime f5iae75. For sovefal torms. years ago. judge Martin was fha prosecuting at, Harryv for this district
 3rr T. Holland tufaad homo Tues 7#E ffam Toledo 0hlo. lie was ae. ooma6ied by his HJtle dauqbtor. who s5s some months past had been visit faz re4atives at that place.
 Mrs }gacs Pickett left Tuesday morn .as for Memphis, Tom.
 ! Eoewin and baby Mar saar'te wine 1ava# been #s0eodifg tho z-m~e9 with he7@ parents in Quincy. f. returned hoHa Tuesday. accom- sae;z3 with Hai. f95'.cr sIr. Kfrby.
 7f1 p H7TaHa7 4arHcd TaosdaH ssom Ii5t[= =f.ac1a 2aach imn0yod in F T3#,lt'}.
 Mrs Wis@ns who las been visit .a~ hgr zut@ IT ael Mrs. s. C.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
9. ". Royce deyotea his naa to roats

Have T. J. Malcolm tsHe e7ar piano Ol3 phone NJ ssa.
 -H,6f board ike Eaa 10 at homo. Eo tg 50t Nast fhhd
 -12 show case for sale n | oar gain. Call on 3a1Hr@aa r con Gfag company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

na xa1. .fass=.+ s-.- faed2 IT Hos
 n=a8'.s IesH pzstal. ta aieesttFa z,=7-- a5y4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
--t4E FLORENCE eFITTEN1EN
 CIRCLE TO MEET

#Ile f#a eae9 g#5z ad=a e.aez# VI I.==zt I..H5t t-llaz afternoon at tfzs F'izsz
 .aodfzs aaa.ea a5=3:3o ? II.
 Ali Elssa EeIany of Aitheime1 E tae a8ast Of Pine Bluff friends.
 Miss Ruth Johnson of Memphis fs .st#lT& with .st5@ H Darahor
 }3sss0eA~= CHa1 Tonic destroys the 3#9zf}al.iaE E4eflas tha5 cause chiIts and fNer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03
Sixth and Chestnut School
BOP West Sixth Avenue
KINDERGARTEN AND
 GRADES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

Trained teachers and specialists. No extra charge for Drawing, Nocal Music, German, Elocution and Physi- cal Culture, including Gymnastics. Elocutionfst from Mary Baldwin Seminary.
 German teacher from Leipsic. Kindcrgartner from Louisville train ing School for Kinder9artner5. Primary specialist trained in W2s.i- Ingtoa Gity and New York
 Mr.s nz MeNeiI, aiHe4'4s4= of vocal music
 Special advantages offered in fifth and sixth grades.
 MS CALI |. l E. JOIN = q
 kt home after August q. - .,- 70 .. --- -,,.- .--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

-ne w. F. Glaadz. ,ae deattst, uses he as# mefao...ze asao.oHme, Cor paiales4 eHtraettt.s. al@o git@ized air. Oa.ra 70 l=2 Man street.
 Two f4H!aaa5i Iuass tor rent: convenient to hli.i#as aee..aa ea eitx, all c0nVc4ieHeas e#5#a 6.za9aGs.=
 Nicely taH.isHa =eu; room lo2 rent; only four Docks from business center; aa#, if Wantasl5 exe.H taiaS new. 5ot West T'hirl.
 For rent. .a.4z. 'aI=e "r2zz room furnished faf ti&hi# aeasz s'#aias, Wis'l all modern c0nYen5a, ea=#. G9tt at 5iz-6 Walnut street
 -Best board H=tha city at 5o1 West Third. Con ooient to business center. N.eeh tea.shseds room also
 -Aaua fir ln | residence of Mrs. Rosenbaum. at &1eth I'd Pine Tues day mornin& caosed t fire alarm to be turned iA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

Mrs Wi45.nz who las been visit 5o~ hgr ,a1EU Ut@. ". 9ql Mrs s. C.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

aa @ ;. & & a ts < <. !. ss t. ~ sls A <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

Q 3' V .8 @ + ts # # E. s ss F < qs .a F ae F q LOCAL AND fffz3#ISE. +
 +
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-03

Special advantages offere3 in fifth
The Lake County times., 1906-11-22
THERE WAS MUCH SPEAKING
Trans Mississippi Congress Is Rapid
ly Working on the Pressure on
the Wind Guage.

Kansas City, Nov. %. - Speeches
and resolutions covering a wide range
of subjects took up the time of the
three sessions of the TransMississippi
Commercial Congress. Improved wat
erways, insurance and currency re-
forms, the value of the Panama canal
as a means of enlarging our trade rela-
tions with the South American repub>
lies and the necessity of closer rela-
tions between the United States and
those countries; the great value TO the
south Of improved leyees, and the re
sources and needs Of Alaska were
some Of the topics touched upon.
The principal speakers were j. Z.
Ransdell. representative in congress
from Louisiana; John Barrett, United
States minister to Colombia; Minister
Calderon. of Bolivia; Minister Pardo,
Of Peru; Minister Cortes, Of Colombia,
and Secretary ID. o. Amarel, Of the
Brazilian legation at Washington.
The Lake County times., 1906-11-22
ROOT AND HARTMAN AGREE
So Hartman Says as to Matters They
Discussed at the Trans Missis-
sippi Congress.

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Edward H. Har
rinan, president of the Hartman sys-
tenn of railways, who passed through
Chicago from Kansas City, en- route to
New York, declared that he and Sec
retary of State Root agreed absolutely
upon the important matters which
were discussed at the Trans-Missis-
sippi Congress being held at Kansas
City this week. Hartman said:
whatever apparent disagreement
might have appeared as between what
Secretary Root said and what l said
is so ininitesimal as to be unworthy
Of notice. 1t is an honor to me to
agree with a man of such superior
ability and commanding intellect as is
Secretary Root"
The Lake County times., 1906-11-22
ECONOMY ON THE RAIL
Companies Propose to Decrease Their
Expenditures for the Year About
SIOO,OOO.OOO: and Why,

Chicago, Nov 22.-The railroads of
the entire country have decided to in
augurate an era of most rigid economy,
according to the Record Herald. The
plans which have been decided on will
result in a decrease in expenditures
during the next twelve months of be
tween $S0,O00,000 and $120, 600, as
compared with the sums spent during
the year just closing The railroad
presidents declare they have been
forced into the adoption of this policy
in self-defense.
The expenditures to be cut are what
are known among railroad manage
ments as extra" and are for exten-
sion of lines, building of spurs, side
tracks, new engine houses and the bet
terment of road bed and track. The
reason assigned by the railroad men
for this move in economy are increased
demands of labor, which will cost the
railroads between $S0,OOO,000 and
$100,00O000 in excess of the wages
paid last year; increased cost of all
supplies and materials, while the ten
dency Of freight rates is downward.
The Lake County times., 1906-11-22
ONE DETRIMENT TO BUSINESS
Railways Can't Control Unloading of
Grain-Mixing of Wheat.

II think it is a great detriment to
business that we cannot control the
unloading of grain" said Hill. Il
think it is the best think for q railroad
to have its own terminal elevators, un-
load into them and include the charge
for so doing in the freight rate. By
our building Duluth terminal elevators
we reduced for the shipping farmers
the elevator charge there from / cent
to One-half a cent q bushel This in
cluded unloading into the elevator, a
short storage, and loading into boat
for shipment through the lakes. We
cleaned. but did not mix, the grain"
He strongly criticised the state law
which legalizes sharp practice of grain
mixers. THE grain-mixer takes one
car of No. , wheat he said, which
is thoroughly cleaned, and mixes it
with three cars of No 2, and when he
gets through you have four cars of
No. 1, and so far this is a legalized
business"
do you think the farmer is getting
what he should for his crop?" II don't
think he is getting what he should for
some classes of grain" He added that
elevators are continually treating the
farmers unfairly, and that-"We have
to watch the elevators all the time"