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Over Bemerton's

RYE LUCAS. author Of The Gen
TEST Art" Character and Comedy.
etc
After problem novels and thrilling sd-
venture stories. il j. very TeSTful e
drop into the coy lodgings over Be
nartOn's'' and meet man whose
bappv phrasinzs OF acute observations
have something Of Lambs Ow1 gentle
ness and delightful humOr. with a
touch Of satisfying romance added
Cloth 81 -
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Together

Rv ROBERT HERRICK. which prom
ises TO take still higher place In the
next count
Each, Cloth, $50
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WrOth

Nv WINSTON CHURCHILL
From the time Of It's publication this
hook has been at the head Of the book
sellers reports Of the six best selling
hooks" This month it is Joined by
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The Gentleman

A Romance Of the Sea BY ALI RED
OIIIVANT. author OF bob. Son %
Battle" The gay exploits Of a gentle
man sdTeuturer with Nelson's feet.
Illustrated. Cloth, $50
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OUIDA'S Long promised novel
HelianthuS
READY NEXT WEI
The Dfya'S Ruby

Nv T. MARION CRAWEcRD-
The third. and some critics say the
hest, OF the episodes so far narrated
from the life OF Fair Nargare-, The
PrimadOnna -
GLcfh q u
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JUST READY
Cousin Cinderella

nv Mrs. EvERARD COTEs. better
known as Sara Jeanette Duncan, au-
thor OF AN American Girl in London.
Illustrated. Cloth, Sl-j0
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Trinity Church Lenten Services.

Services at Trinity Episcopal
church Sunday will be as follows:
Holy communion at s o'clock.
Key. }. J. VaulX, eelebrant
Sunday school $50, rrof .Tunius
Jordan, superintendent,
Morning prayer with sermon at
Il O'clock
The Rev. Mr.. j. j. Nauix VIII
preach at this service and the rector
will read the service.
At 1:45 ?. II. The regular Len
ten song service. The programme
appears elsewhere. This service
promises to be the best OF its kind
ever heard IN Trinity church and
will be the last song service until
after Easter. You should avail
yourself Of this opportunity to wor-
ship at this service The anthems
that will be rendered have been
carefully selected for this occasion.
You are cordially invited 10 be
present
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BRAZILIAN MA
TIONAL EXPOSITION

Washington, March 14.-According
to the announcement Of Irving r.
Dudley, American ambassador 10 Bra
I'll, entries for exhibits at the Brain
ian National Exposition, to be held
from June Is to September Z Of this
year, will close tomorrow. The State
department has urged manufacturers
to make displays at this exposition
and many have made arrangements to
do so. IAN adequate representation
OF the commercial interests Of the
United States, ii is believed, will 60
far toward overcoming the trade ;1!-
premacy CT European manufacturers
III Brazilian markets.
This exposition is in celebration Of
the hundredth> anniversary OF the
opening OF the ports Of Brazil to in
ternational commerce. Attention has
been invited to it on four different oc-
casions in the consular reports pub
lished By the Department OF Com
merce and Labor, in which it has been
pointed out that it is q good oppo&
tunity for American merchants and
manufacturers to make their products
better known in Brazil. Among other
things q demand for agricultural ma
chinery has been especially mention~
ed
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Lakeside hurcii.

Sunday School meets al $50 !" M.
Junior Epworth League at u I. M.
Senior Epworth League at = ?. NJ
leader. the pastor, subject; Inc
place Of congregational prayer ana
the devotional habit. Can We sue
cessfully live the Christian life With
out the devotional habit" Discussed
by Miss Sannie Reeves. How can
we reconcile the profession OF the
Christian religion with non-attendance
on public Worship" Miss Ruth VII
son Followed by a general discussion
and devotional service. Preaching at
night by Rev. J. r. Sanders of juno
ton City, who is one OF the former
pastors Of the congregation. The an
nual social OF the Woman's Home Mis-
sion Society will be held Tuesday at
3 p. N. at the home Of Mrs. Y. S,
McClelland, 1918 Chestnut
r O. OWEN, Pastor
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EDUCATION OF
THE DEAF

Washington, March 14-"Education
OF the deaf was the subject OF dis
cussion at today's session OF the IN
ternationai Mothers Congress, the
speakers including several distinguish
ed educational authorities. The after
noon was devoted to entertainments to
the Washington children. Short ad-
dresses by the state presidents OF
Mothers organizations will occupy the
evening meeting,
Tomorrow afternoon will be taken
VI with discussions on Sunday
schools. Those who will speak are
Eev. " Loring Worcester, Rev. ia
c, b f, Werren. Mrs. J. W Barnes
ltey. Robert G. Bovilie. Rev Richard
NJ. Hodge, ID. D.. and Rev Josiah
Strong, d. d.
Memorial services for Mrs Theodore
". Birney will be held at O'Clock at
the Shorehanl.
>~Ofticers for the ensuing term viii be
elected at the morning session on
Monday. Discussions on "Delinquency
in Children" will also be held at the
morning session
Causes for Truancy. Nagrancy and
Delinquency" will be the subject OF an
address by Judge William H. De I4acy
at the evening meeting. Other dis
courses on the subject of juvenile
court work will be made by Mrs
Frederic Schoff Of Philadelphia, Hon
Henry L. McCune of Kansas City Mo.
and Robert n. Wilson. M. D., OF Phil
advlDhia.
The congress will colse Tuesday and
the principal address OF the day viii
be Psychology OF Motherhood" by Dr.
G. Stanley Hall OF Clark University
Worcester, Mass
The formulation OF principles OF
work for the welfare of childhood
will be the last business Transacted
by the congress
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$1,000 in added money will be COM
peted for. The list in detail follows:
For three -year-olds and upwards.
Empire Handicap. one and one eight Il
miles, $4,000 guaranteed. Yonkers
Handicap, one and 0ne-SiXteenth miles,
$4,000 added. F'leetwing Handicap, six
furlongs, $4,000 added Mount Yer
non Handicap one mile. $4,000 added.
Arrow Stakes. selling. six furlongs,
81 500 added. Melrose Stakes, selling.
one and one-half miles. $4,000 added.
Tarrytown Stakes, one and one-siA
teenth miles, $1,000 added. Midsum-
meT Stakes. selling. one and one,
eighth miles. $1,000 added
For three year olds-Clark Memo
rial Handicap. six furlongs, $1,000
added. Whirl Stakes, one mile, 81
500 added. Dunwoodie Stakes, selling,
one mile, $1,3oo added.
Two-year Observation-Disclosures Han
dicap, about six furlongs, $4,000 add
ed. Wakefield Stakes. five and one
half furlongs. $4,000 added. t'riyolity
Stakes, selling, five and one-half fur
longs, $500 added. Demoisellc
Stakes, for FLIES, five and one-half
furlongs, 1850 added
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EMPIRE CITY
ENTRIES CLOSE

New York, March l4-Entries to
the stakes which will be run Off at the
August meeting Of the Empire City
track close today, thus completing the
stake schedule OF the metropolitan
tracks.
The most valuable is the Empire
Handicap, guaranteed stake OF the
value Of $4,000. This is scheduled to
be run on Saturday, August %, which
is the last day Of the Saratoga meet
ing, and the tenth day Of the Empire
City meeting. The distance OF the En-
pire Handicap is nine furlongs.
The secretary says that the con-
ditions in detail OF the principal stake
will be Of the same nature as the
American Derby-a moderate entrance
fee and substantial amount to start.
Each starter in the American Derby
paid 1925. with fifty entries. at $25
each. and ten starters the Empire City
Racing Association may be required
to add about $1f,750 to the star event
OF the meeting.
In all the Empire City Stake pro-
gram provides for fifteen stakes, aver
aging one for each day Of the August
meeting during which not less than
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SONG SERVICE AT
TRINITY CHURCH
Excellent Program OF Music to He
Rendered Sunday Evening Under
the Direction Ni Mrs Jesse L Cnre


Song service Sunday evening at
Trinity Episcopal Church at 7:45
O'clock. This will be the last regular
song service until Easter. The order
OF service, will be.
Organ Prelude-Selccted f..
W. Bocagc.
Professional Hymn Victory -
Choir.
Sentences Hoy Scripture Rec
Tor.
con1ralto Solo-~"Hear Me When /
Call, (Huhn). Miss Margie Belle At
kinson.
Psalter psa!ms~-Selccied
Gloria Patri, (Gregorian), Choir.
First Lesson--Old Testament
tOr
Anthem" Praise Ye the Father =
Choir.
Second f.esson-NeH Testament.
Rector
Anthen~-"Who Is This" Mrs. Jesse
z. Core and Choir
Apostles Creed and Prayers--Rey
J. J. vaulx.
Hymn Anthem--Iamh OF Cod
Choir.
Apostolic Benediction Rev. J. J.
Eaulx
Authenticate Thou Weary"--Se
lected-Choir.
Five Minute Taik-Rector.
Eymn-Russian Anthem-Choir.
Oifertors Selected Sole Mr..
ToVner.
Doxolosy and Congregation
Organ Se1ecttorl--Elegi C. Minu--
No elet.
-Anthem--'O Lord. How Manifold
Are Thy Works" (Earnoy>, Mrs. Core
and Choir
Prayer and Be2ediction Rector.
Recessiona' hymn ''Christian
Soldier" Choir.
Organ Post!ude ia G, (1iead,, Mrs.
Bocage.
The choir Wilt consist OF twenty
voices under the direction Of Mrs
Jesse Core.
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New Carr Memorial.

Opening services at the new
church and the revival meeting be-
Gin. Services at l 1 a. m. and 7:45
n. M. Mr.. Tatum of Jonesborc.
Ark. the evangelist and singer will
be present to conduct the singing
and lead in the services. The Rev
cred Mcintosh will arrive Monday
or Tuesday evening. Services every
day through the week at ~ a. m
and 7:45 p. m.
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AT CHURCHES
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81. J"scph's catholic Church

|hrS Masses: sundays-1:oo and 10:S0
u III. Week Days-c:3o and S a. N
= fsnuday schoo1--2:3o p. M.
Sunday Night seryices-Devotiong.
sermon aud l,encdiction, 7:20.
baptisms-33::30 p. N. on SUNDAY.
Societies - knights Of Columbus
'irst and third Mondays, West Second
venue. Promoters OF League OF
sacred Heart, pastors house on last
wednesday OF each month, $3.50 p. m.
Ladies Altar Society. on second sun
Jay OF each month, in chapel OF ST.
Anthony after second mass. 81. Jo-
sepil's Cemetery Association, on fourth
SUNDAY Of each month in S.. An
t2o1y's Chapc after second mass
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Ohio Street Baptist Church.

Sunday School al 9:3G q. IN. Preach
ing at both hours ny the pastor, J. S.
Rogers. Morning subject, Selfish
ness and Sacrifice. and evening sub
ject, "Wells OF Salvation" e Y. 2,
r. al 200 p IL. Sunday School and
worship. at the mission at $50. You
and voEg friends are very cordially
invited > al these services.
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First Methodist Church

Rev. T. y. Ramsey, pastor. Sunday
School at $50 q. M, G. O. Huber. Su-
perintendent Services al II a. III
Subject, Tho Family OF Cod by the
pastor Service 7:%o p. m. Rev. w
W. Christie. z + The public cordial
Iy invited
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Christian Science Services,

No. Jos Nne street, Sunday, II q.
~, subject Substance Wedncs
dag evening meetings al O'Clock.
Reading room same address. Visitors
welcome
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First Baptist Church.

The pastor. Ross Moore, will preach
at both hours OF service, Subject OF
the morning discourse; Who Are
the Saints" Evening subject; bo"
the World Was Lost : Sunday School
at $50 a. N. p. Y. I. I. p. hi All
are very cordially invited
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Lutheran Church.

The Evangelical Lutheran Trinity
Church, East Sixth avenue, corner
FLORIDA street, will hold German SER
vices al 1o:45 a H., English services
at 7::30 p, M, and Sunday School at
$50 q. IN AL are invited IL attend.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

A. kinds OF wood for safe. Promp
deliveries. Old phone 1920. E. I. Al
bright, Twenty-Second and Main.
1-1-1n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16

nos al verse privados de los pro.
ductos japoneses.
Los caricaturistas de Toxic
podran Greer en- esos apuros; pc.
TO los exportadores del Japon
saben a que atenerse; they
know better, como Sc dice aqui.
Sc ha intentado emplear contra
Ell "boycotteo" la preston Official
y Sc ha perdido Ell tempo; por
que no hay gobierno, por abso-
luto y desp6tico que sea, que
pueda obligar a nadie a COM
prar tales 9 cuales articulos,
cuando hay en- juego una pa
sion patriotica 9 religiosa.
Ahora, al comercio japon9s
Sc le ha ocurrido corromper a
los gremios mercantiles de Chi.
ma, que son los autores del boy
cotteo, con un regalo de CEN
tenares de miles de pesos. Pc
70 es el case que va en- Ell boy
cotteo"' toman parte todas las
classes y que las mujeres son tan
anti -japonesas como los hom-
bres.
Aunque los gremios tomasen
la propina con que Sc les tienta
tque Sc adelantaria con ESQ? Ellos
sc harlan impopulares; Y los
consumldores persistirian en- no
comprar articulos de proceden-
cia japonesa La verdad es que
los chinos han despertado; y, al
despertar, de 10 primero que Sc
han acordado ha sido de la que
IRA injustihCada que el Japon, y
esto, mas ann que Ell incidente
del vapor japones cargado de
armas para los rebeldes del Ce-
leste Imperio es 10 que ha trai-
do el "boycotteo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
VISIT TAS
a La EXPOSITION De BELLeS aRTeS
LOS PlNT0RES ESTURIaN0S

Catotce son los pintores aSturianos
-s1 no he contado mal-que presen
tan obras en- la actual Exposition. Y
me ha llamado la atencion una cir
cunstancia: al indagar en- el catalogo
que villas a asturianas son mas pr6di-
gas en- artistas. pr6digas por 10 menos
en pintores, me halo con 10 que no es
para mi una gran sorpresa. Aunque
para otros tai vez 10 sea. De los ca
torce pintores asturianos que en- la
Exposition figuran, la mitad cores
ponde 4 Giion- Como explicarnos
que la villa asturiana mas impregna-
da de industrialismo y mercantilis-
mo sea la que aporte este concurso
Official el mayor contlgente art1stico?
Porque no es solo Ell n1mero de ar
tlstas, sino tanmbien el n1mero de
ooras 10 que sena la una considerable
supremacla de Gij6n.
Blen Sc yo de pintores, de excelen-
tes pintores, asturianos que no son
gijoneses y que no han acudido 4 la
Exposition; como sc tam bien de otros
artfstas que son de Gii6n que no
acudieron tampoco. Valle. Ell persona
isimo y rebelde Valle, de quien ha-
ce pocos meses liable puede servir
de ejemplo.
Que nadie tome mezquina parcia-
lidad local estas observaoiones pura
mente numericas; lfbreme Dios Gel
feo vicio del localismo partidario.
Las anoto sin sacar de elias conse-
cuencias trascendentales, que segura.
mente serian absurdas como traidas
por los cabellos. FL que Gijon tenga
en- este certamen artfstico mayor MI
nero de pintores que cualqniera otra
villa de Asturias no signihca-lque
Ia de significarl-supremacfa de arte.
No por cierto En- arte, menos que
en- NADIA, eS APPLICABLE ell regimen de
mayorfas. Al contrario, en- arte han
triunfado siempre las minorfas de
los selectos, de los refnados. Y en-
ocasiones el 1ltimo triunfo, Ell deci-
sivo, fue para la mfnima minorfa ::
para ell ind ividuo. Es decir, para Ell
genio; el genio taislado. solitario, ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
Campa1a de CUltura

El gobernador de Mallorca ha
pubiicado en- el" Boletin Official
una circular dictando DISPOSE
clones para combatir Ell anal
fabetismo, que esta siendo objeto
de grandisimos elogios.
Ord6nase en- ella que las Jun
tas locales hagan IN censo de
los ninos de cinCoa catorce amos:
que IN inspector realize una vi
sta q las fabricas de la provin-
cia para imperdir que en- elias
trabajen los nilos que no reel
ban instrucclon, Y que los
AyuntamientOS no COnsientan
que asistan a las escuelas los
ni1Os riCOs mientras no hava
plazas para los pobres.
La circular termina rogando
q los diputados y senadores que
gestionen del Gobierno una lev
para que los analfabetos vayan
al servicio militar sin sorteo,
puesto que las Academies regi-
mentales los devolveran instrui-
dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
N1mero 167

que acompaflan al contraalmi-
rante; marques de Herrera, sub
secretario de Estado; ell conseje-
70 de la Embajada de Francia,
Sr. Dueschuer, Ell jefe del Esta-
do Mayor Central de la Armada,
general Estrafi; el ayudante del
Rey general Boado; Ell primer
introductor de Emba jadores, Sc
for conde de Pie de Conhca: Ell
lete del Gabinete diqlomatico,
Sr. Fernandez Nallin y ell ayu-
dante de Marina.
Las cabeceras las ocuparon Ell
marques de Herrera, subsecre-
tario del ministerio de Estado.
y Ell conde de Pie de Concha,
primer introductor de emba1a-
dores.
No hubo brindis, y la fiesta
termin6 despues de las tres de
la tarde.
Terminado el banquete, los
ministries de Estado y de Mari
ma y el subsecretario de Esta-
do, sefior Marques de Herrera,
acompanaron hasta la puerta
del ministerio al almirante fran
ces.
Mr.. Berryer sali0 por la no.
che para Cadiz, donde embarc6
con direction a Tanger.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16

En- el pueblo de Cavia, (Ma-
llorca) ocurrl6, mientras sc ce-
Zebra la procession del Corpus,
Tin suCeso que ha sido muy CO.
mentado.
Siguiendo traditional costum-
bre, rindi6se la bandera nacio-
nal al pasar la sagrada custod1a;
pero, de pronto. Sc adelanto I'm
cabO de Carabineros llevando un
revolver en- la mano, Y arranco
de las del alguacil la ensena de
la patria.
FL alcalde. que figuraba en- la
comitiva, intimido al cabo para
que entregara la bandera; pero
este Sc resistio Y amenazo a di-
cha autoridad con Ell revolver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
FL almirante Berryer

Sc ha celebrado en- ell ministe.
rio de Estado de Madrid el ban
quote en- honor del almirante
frances Mr.. Berryer. que ha de
SUBSTITUTE d Mr.. Philibert EN- el
mando de la escuadra Fl ancesa
de MaTruecos.
Al banquete asistieron el mi :
nistro de Marina, el de Estado
Y los senores Champeaux. capi
tan de fragata; Charter, capi
tan de navio, marinos franceses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
DBSDE WASHINGTON

Que Cinematografo, el de la
politica extranjera! Vinieron
de Mejico una pellCulas que, de
SECURE, habran indignado q al
gunos americanos patrioteros y
ha causado affection al Secreta-
rio de Estado, Mr.. Root. gran
cultivador de relaciones frater-
males entire todas las rep1blicas
del Nuego Mundo. Aqui sc ha
blaba con complacencia y hasta
con cierto tono protector. de la
amistad meJicana; Y. ahora. sa-
limos con que en- M6jico existe
una corriente de opinion hostil
4 los Estados Unidos. Ell Post.
de Nneva York, no sc la expli
ca, dada la Creciente c0munidad
de intereses entire dos paises,
representada por Ell continue
empleo de capital americana en-
los ferrocarrlles, las minas Y las
plantaciones de Mejico; Y, sin
exajerar los resultados de las
visitas ohciales, tampOCo Sc. ex-
plica que la hecha a M6jico por
Mr.. Root no haya fomentado
mejores sentlmientos mutuos.
Y Sc inclina a Greer que de 10
que Sc trata es de la inevita Bile
Teacci6n'. Despu6s de la "olea-
da" de afecto ha ven1do la wa
We" de animosidad. En- Meji-
co-anade el Post hay parti-
dos-a los "pro-ameriCanOs" han
sucedldo anti americanos"; y
los mismos hechos sirvend a unos
Y otros. FL capital americana
no puede desarTollar a M6jico 6
puede esClavizarlo; la coOpera-
Ci6n de las dos naci0nes puede
ocultar deSigniOs siniestr0s de
los Estad0s; Y la presencia de
Ia escuadra americana en- la ba-
hfa de la MagdaIena 9 es un au-
gur1o de buena voluntad entire
ambos pueblOs o es ii primer
pas0 para IN hurtO de territ0ri0
para los Estados Unidos."
Asi Sc expreSa Ell Post que
es diario muy discreto V come
dido Y de los pocos que uno
puede leer con fruto en- este
pals. Esa "reaccion iuevita bic"
xhasta donde llegara? Esto es
10 que hay que yer; Y por este
die que necesitamos mas infor-
mes.
Y mientras vienen, pasemos d
las peliculas japonesas Y chinas.
Al japon, Ell destino cruel le ha
aguado la fiesta. A las grandes
victorias sobre Russia, ha suce-
dido la humiliation recibida de
los Estados Unidos, con elasun.
TO de la immigration Y con ell en-.
vio de la Escuadra de Evats al
Pacifico. 7, ahora el "bovco
tteo" de las mercancias japone
sas por los chinos esta dando
malos ratios q los nipones. No
ha faltado qu1en tomase Ia cosa
a broma; y en- estos dfaa ha re-
producido la prensa americana
caricaturas publicadas por los
peTiodicos festivos de Toxic, y
algunas de elias, muy bien he
chas. por cierto, en- las que Sc
presentan los apuros de los Chi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16

Don Jacobo Tur es ell autor
del plano aprobado por el Ayun-
tamiento dc Ponce para hacer
una prolongacion del acueducto
de aquella ciudad. Sc nombro
una comision para estudiar el
asunto y otros de interes ge-
neral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
ANO TO.
4 los SuScriptOroS Y AgpntcS

Para Ia hnena Marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitlmos Atlas de suScrlpso-
res 4 este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 30 6
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
sartiran efecto en- Ia contabilidad hasta ell
dia dltimo de, mes siguente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-29

a q Weil ..................... 100 9 11avis Nixon ..............& .&l0.o0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-29

the voters at the coming primary election, but they should weigh the ability of the two candidates for Mayor and decide In their own minds
 which would make the city the best
 executive Which of the two men
 Dr. Caldwell or Mayor Toney-can
 get the best results for Pine Bluff?
 This city has suffered long enough
 from political favoritism. Now the people have a chance to elect man
 who is not under obligations to any man or set of men; any politicians Tor political organization. Dr. Cald- we'll is free of the yoke of political debt. He will enter the Mayors of flee without anyone to reward. He has the best interests of Pine Bluff at Iheart. He is a man of worldwide experience, exceptional ability and
 liberal views on all questions. He is
 not q Prohtbitionist, but he believes
 in making the saloon men, as we'll
 as the merchant and individual hew
 to the line and obey the law. He
 will ask nothing more than this and
 those who are trying to create sen timent against him, by telling that he is uncertain and .'may do something
 rash" are feally against him and talking with the main object of in- turing him in his already popular
 race pr. Caldwell. while consider
 ing the call in which he was asked
 E to become candidate for Mayor,
 stated to his most intimate friends
 at the caucus that if he finally ac-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-29

With regret we note the death of Hon. J. w. Adams, for many years the owner and editor of the Pine Bluff Graphic. He was forced, on account of his ill health, to leave his home and paper several years ago. and re- mained in southwest Texas several years, hoping to be we'll again, but it was not to be, and at last he has been called. Pine Bluff has lost a good and useful citizen and the Ar kansas press a gifted member-Hope Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-29
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT TO THE
 LATE EDITOR OF THE GRAPHIC

Hon. James w. Adams, editor of the Pine Bluff Graphic. died in Pine Bluff. on the 18th inst, after long illness of consumption. MT. Adams was A years of age, and had been citizen of Pine Bluff for the past twenty years. He was forceful and vigorous writer, and was highly es- teemed by his brother editors all over the country. MT. Adams was a Ken tuckian by birth and came to this country when a mere boy Monticello Monticelloian.