» :‘Kiii don) and Germany nocqu their
,. iries alike exports irom German
(Mild; wehthor. Now we finvite you. .
noon“. Slander, of angry. kind; and, here lot us say
,3 TO ORDER ARE A SPECIALTY with us.
51 ‘.
on: period on
ihe‘ diVlalou or Ian)
“turnout.
fl'III ii: in
of more being
value or impoidn
thorn In on,
of 190 Over the noun poriou
nonunion oiIniorchondiaI into (loud
Irom tho Ilniigd Iilnxdom
n‘eriod .399 ,
' Bin‘Gormnny or
2&[3991‘ cent. ’I‘hooo porooniuma. 100k
‘I ullilablo. 133‘“: it is said hi. the War
iioporImonI the amounts) oI. inorenuo
nro’ ‘noI so very lingo whom they
are oonhidorod in relation with the to
Ihlo of Importation or in relation with
thé United on figures. ’I‘noiio hing-
iiah and fierma‘ figures are oxnocioo
to no iniio to rise until the Uniioo
,nr‘onoruonaio Imam or none In enha
«t 1an is. in proportion to their shaion
'i oIhor mom: countries. if the tar-
ill resolutions operate upon all coon
, Ermine. Spain, the United Kingdom 0
(Inna will depend on business moth
Qi‘lfi. , It Is Stated that while thorn may
are boon on impulse of sentiment at
t 3' one of tho war on (no part of the
uh importers to buy from the noun
ty that had just secured for them
on libériy. there is no ovidenoo 01
i In be round in tho' nnbsoduont gratin
too. Thero oro Isolated reason or Uni»
(in merchants who, tried to substitute
American products (or Snunloh on son-
Ilméninl grounds. but that. their one) is)
nod vory successful cannot. be.
QWwTOno extonsiwo donler In foot
our. tried to Introduce nmurionn
" (dines. but his customers proforma the
onunishlnot, even though it won conni-
‘ oil with Inferior leather and noornr
uWoIkmnnohiu; and during the loot Blii
monihn oi 19130 Spain furnished 96%).-
096 worth or, shoes and the United
States 3199 768 Udinan tho ohm or
tho American nhooo onn be mode to
suit. tho Cuban mute) and contour. tho
, American shoe manufacturer it is atui
ed cannot expect to dominate the Cu-
ban ohm: tiudo.
_ The name in true of cotton goods. it
host's no more to bring I) cargo mun
Barcelona. than from New York, and
the Cubdna. like the Mexicans, have
come to prefer the goodo of European
makes. and the European mnnufuc‘hu-
e'rh. through inng application, have
come to know what (nose people pro
on and make. the goods exniosuiy I0)
that mmket. The cotton statistics of
the United Stains present one peculiar
fact. namely the large Importation in-
to Cuba during tho that eight months
or 1899. and the subsequent falling
off during the same poi-10d of 1900.
There. was imported from tho ilnitoo
States in 189!) cotton goods worth
$990,330 and In 1990 to the value or
$279,860. The division oi insular nlaira
' exhiains this on theory that. imporiorn
expected to» securo undorvulimiion If
they bought in tho United States. but
have discovered that. nndor our roglnm
all goods are valued on merit.
An nunlysin of tho tux of the cotton
trade of tho United States and the
United Kingdom With shaman—Amon-
o‘nn countries and Cuba discloses the
following inotn:
' First that tho United States is soil-
ing more than its proportionate shore
of cottons to Cuba.
Second. that the United Status, is u
very modest competitor of the United
KI gdom in cottons. (Ind lnai, the Unit-
‘ ingdom mode“ extraordinary imnor
moons of cotton into Cuba during the
first eight months or 1999. hum m)-
ported In round numberu $3 500 until;
worth of cotton goods in tho 3899 para
ibd and $3. 800. 000 in tho 1900 period.
an increase of $309, 000 The Uniieu
Kingdom secured thin increase with
$800, 000 more, of wnioh Iroo“ (ml) was
_ when (mm the United States and the
" r‘en‘i. from Spain. The latter fell back
$220 000 worth. Germany and Franco
daoh gainod somo The comparative
proportions are sold to be indicative of
‘ ouI relation, to tho irudo of the world
' In. cotton fabrics.
' ‘ TlmIiniiod States uollo n grout deal
of row cotton. but comparatively vory
’ llttifi‘Of Ihomunuiuoiurod. During the
aforesaid eight months of 1900 the
United states gold $147. 818 (I86 worth
of raw cotton and only 915.263167
worth oi manufactured. or the laltcr
: amount. Cuba rocurod hourly two nor
cont or Ihroo or four times) on much
j no Mexico. Brazil or the other South.
American c‘onniries. ,
Tho unpnront lone In the oxnmtn-
Iona iron) Cuba to tho United States
‘= wwiih rho 1899 Inoriod no nhhwn by the
below ihoht ionod‘ as Intoi ml by the
dirl‘oidn "in you choirs: '1‘ o, explorin-
‘ l ‘ )th ”In thoiltlam i)! to:
heater Ipnri Ivyobanoo shipped to uln-
‘ doling iiheI rid nino‘ months or 1899.
. who“ hoary Entomontu were made, the
ro om to the iiiviiiifon or Insular Ah
I? rs did not did
ton of thin coin“
‘ lilo hot porn
, kilo now to do
rm lne the axon
, won.) lilurooo nimoui. oxoiun’ivoli’. but
In) roooonnhle In on.
on pure 9‘ .
9. , it in now nxploin *
l I
We Coho r‘engngod n his
Anompnriaon ‘wirn the do);-
cents a box Footervhiilburn 530.. But
.ialo N I’ sole month; Ior the United
export trado oi Cubn‘to tho
thing the 1900 period (in oompnr‘od Dob
Ila Iron in the pros» atuiomont heroin. » ‘
iiaooo. «an. ally in that or cigars. The (39
ny oi now, Yuri; and ,,
o the hunt (indium)
; mum that should be) orndlted to tho ,‘ ,
9‘. United diatom nun to the root of too :
judging tho opox‘portniions of 1899 by , ~
til i 190
III 900.000, worm o‘i “ ‘
‘ ‘doinnod for ‘ .
Why. no”:
tIeatrnont. and it cornd me."
For solo by all déuloro. Price 50
Stolen . If...
Romombor tho nnmomDoun'II—mnnd
take no other.’
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instead of there being I). long In tho
United
Stnton, the same In no; 011th being
maintained, but In Inorooaing.
Chronic ConinpnIIon Cured.‘
The most importintnliscovery of
recent years is the positive remedy
for constipation. Cascarets Candy
Catlinriic. .Curo ghuronieod. Gonu~
Ine tablets stampednizi 0. C. Never
sold to bulk. Driigg‘isis, 30c.
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Charitable Old i.ndy«Poor womnn!
And are you a widow‘?
Beggar-«Worse than ‘ n widow,
mu 'nm. Mo 'uabnnd‘n lirln, an' i bore
in summit. him ‘
CATARflH CANNIiiil‘ as when
with noon}. Arrmolii'rions, no thoy
onnnot rent-h tho soot of tho dinonoe.
Cuimrn in n blood or constitutional di-
souuo. and In order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Hull's Gotarrh
Gore is taken internally. and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous our.
tacos Hull‘s Cutnrrli (Euro In not a
quad; medicine. it was prescribed by
(mo of the boot physicians in this noun-
Iry fo) some and is n regular prescrip-
tion. it In composed of the host ionion
known. combined with tho boat blood
purifiers. noting dlrooin on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
tho two Ingredients in what produces
ouch wondorful Ionuli'o in curing Cn-
inrrh. Send for. testimonials iron.
F. .l. (‘IlENh‘Y dc.,Co Pmps.,
' Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggisig. price 7nd. . ,
Hall‘s Family Plilu arc the beat.
Things in this world are very badly
arranged. Wherever you go there are
hnoclr-knocd men nod lint-chested W0-
men who ought. to be nllowcd to trade.
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIFPE.
A remedy recommended Ior panama
afflicted with the Grimm ls- KEMP‘S
,BALSAM which Is especially adopted
tor the throat and lungs. Don‘t waitI
for the first symptoms or. the (linemen
get (I bottle today and keep it for (In)
the moment it is hooded. It neglected
the grinpo has ii tondoncy to bring on
pneumonia. KEMP'B BALSAM pro.
vents this by keeping ihe cough local
imd the lungs tree from infinm oiion.
All druggisto sell KEMP’ S BAL AM at
250 and 6.0a
A womnn's idea of, keeping cool
when the houno in on fire is not to
Inlni nwny.
sAVED A BOV'S LIFE.
Mrs Captain N Hubbard. or Mil~
ford. 1391.. says: “Brazilian Balm unv-
o’d‘ my b0“) life. He he”): lust like
(he one no lost with eon-our. Wo gore
him a tow dosed. eqhuicld yd'rboIIAd.
u) Ileoo, 'and was all rig i: in iho‘ mom-
91123:“ For a‘nle by u. H. Plolotoil. and II
I “‘9 rd..- i
. "Wen Jimmie do you wiini gran pa
and no and mo and Aunt. Carrie to tune
you to the Cll‘i no?" ‘
“No."pu‘; I'd inthor Ito ‘th 'I‘ommy
1out Wintor I
had, with (wary bu
Nothing have} mo
wine bought II bp 6.
mo that o éciod
' lip) Iwonnnot a ‘ .
t It . Xceiloht rem dwar-Mi'. .
(Solomon, Manntuwnoy. Pu. - ’-
odiimu‘
Ibo only. nun...
who ouiioro '
Cormlok. _ who: presented his
duIroundad 9
oil then).
ih idlrootion 0! J
sofihii‘ii
iiiurii .
i”
by the our non ”bye
, i L l
BANK OFFIC ALB ARRESTED.
HSIIIA'I‘TLIII WWII») April zommnk
meson. answer. In J 9i Shannon.
boonuoéporl In tho and Shanninnr.
innnmerionn no); I window i) g
boon“ arrostod on wonrnnin omh
than) with receiving Ilenthl nun,» Jule,
iniiuré nth thoriuiiiitdilo n. mason wan
urgentmhb are. and hometown NW
W Loon)», BInugro‘o womb
i'ollor III: a Ionian hon anddlvomhoro.
moron woo Iorni .nocro III)
Board of WWII. .Worlroh her And A
prominent IiolItioiuu nil nowuphpor
man III) In)!!! the on to are [the re-
unit of n miotukoInd-‘Iho _ hootho reoeivm
on iho burn; hairdo . ooIod willy.
MEN KlLLSI) ,N
SEATTLE. Woohlnmii. Avril 29“
The mama or mum of We nuiiimed
to have lost ihol‘r liven In the fluorine
dildo one: Prom. Murray, (and Brown.
Prohat was a brother of Ibn mini aour-
rlor who told the mm to I99 dinners
oi the Aloha. The mail carrier said he
had tho story from an indi'nn courier.
; . 3 WI: U . r,
NAVAL PORT AT 'VLADIMOQTOK.
BERLIN. Avril 29~The St. Rotors—
burs oorronoondent oi tho Cologne (In
zone any: It in nationhood from 'i‘oiuo
that tho hnrbol‘ of Motnumnl. capital
of thevi‘nland oi Yeom. oppositerVIadi-
vontolt. is bolus transformed-“Into a no-
voi port. The work is being carried
out with all wood and already In ul
most completed. ‘
AUDIENCE TOTEMERIOAN MINIS-
RS
BUDAPEST. April 29-~Emporor
B‘runcls Joueph Iodny granted a taro-
well audience to Addison 0. Harris.
the retiring United States minister to
Austria-Hungary. nnd subsequently re-
ceived the new minister. Robert 8. Mc-
creden-
tials to his majesty.
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SHAMRODK ii. GRO mo.
I GLASGOW... April ‘9«.; thnspiros
that the Shamrock.- (flooded on‘ n
coodlng seaward on Saturday Her
mew was Iranai‘orred to a ing and thus
IignIenI-d (on ya I floated anoi- hov-
lnr,r boon ashore roe quarters OI an
hour it is beliovod alto in not Iniurod.
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our). and unless cured at once ooriotui
caniia often follow. Ono Mlnuto
Cough 0qu onto like“ magic; It is not
:3 common mixture but In Ii high grade
remedy. ‘(leorgé C. Stillson.
Tho Surgeoanlss Jinkins. you may
bring a sling. This mnn’ 8 arm Is “pret-
(y badly fractured.
Tho, Pailont~—-An' mine or ye hliuio
out more whiskey than water in II.
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THE BEST REMEDY FOR RHE‘N’MW
TISM.
QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN.
All who use chumbérlnin'a Pain
Balm tor rheuihntism- (no doliiihtod
with the onion reliei from Iain which
it affords. when speaking of this Mr:
N. aloha, 0? Troy y.,
“Soin‘o tim‘é no bad a novéro III In“:
to six pieces. mode from
fine, sheer Cambric, Nnin~
‘ mok
' moron f‘sniiiu'i.
NOW that we burn hi; least a brief glimpse of the sun we
are encouraged to speak of L' Inch Crash SnitIugn, adnnrnbly
adapied for Tailomnndc Suite). for the coming sermon
LP)?” 6010)“ grounds,pi'gcdomlnnIc, among the plain colors and
many of tlicsc‘ are otyllshly brightened by woven stripes of ‘
white and colors.
Natuinl
Arrange of styles which: iii? . oxccptionolly
wide and every number of which is.) pleasing and effective, is
' )
priccdni I” . ,
250 void 351: yard . . 501: you!
3, "III DAIM‘IESI' UNDERII‘ , , ,
W 309' Silli Underwear
Very pretty, "indeed, are
(he sets (three piece)
of Women’s Underwear
made from the best, grade
Bride Soto. of from low
“‘1“ PM“ Law" of Wash Silks in light and
and trimmed with fine delicate c010“ and Lace
Linen and Val Laces ’l‘rimmrd.
80. 50 to $65. 00 820.00 to $25.00
communion vriir‘.’
To properly deal with the question of a Veil one should
see the. host of new and prtty styles which have been brought
forth this season. . Black and white
shOwn in great variety. as well as: dainty Fancy Mesh and Spot
Veils.
Complexion Veils are
Either madc up or by the yard.
Milli) yIlIi.
Englliih‘Poroulo.
All the. styles are attractive and tastciul. the fabric is a full
yard wide, the colors are fast and the quality is one that is sold
regularly for lezc yard.
N n w 8C.
The D. M DEAD Co.
I» .- ‘Bsiubiisnc‘a‘ 1857. .. ..
mud bank' near Dnmbnrioh whilo pro- .
Spring coughs are especially (longer. 4
got no toilet until I w a recommended
by Montana. God, ,1)? nrnono & 06.;
druzgisis of this), ul one. In try ohm.
borlnin’s Pain Brain: Then“? r'e‘com»
I‘notnIdod it howl Iloiuaht n’
)o c
)lnuooullor rhoéigéntloné i: the maggot“
‘or an rue t son. I)
Norwaill‘; ”homo P. Wooll. Norwnlk'.
olthgn. ‘
‘ “—-
Thai; only makes
worse when you do
alwnyn hood plow zoo
In tho rowingi II ‘ In of modulo)
neuron for some, lam) inohz'woum.
M will’ do (I)? o. o. autism).
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nihruom in a your) and (I
r urge ilontlnw; turbid“: colored noon: ,.
lotion. had only 300‘ nolloemon.
or rheurduiiam. .In In”)? arm. (Ind ahoul- I
d'or. -I tried numerouo rounding but.
i won loan {uneven or all pain.
i huvo oln‘co rooommonooo this llni :
mom. to many aim? IIioIidii, who again
with me that it III the boot remedy hog .
.A woman ham nunuiuuto‘n '9 Dual . '
noon latter. but she gets oven with hori a
sell by noror punctuation a lov‘o letter, , ~'
|"‘.“‘ I’
You will would one it you try' io
euro indigestion or .dyup’opaia. by (We.
" In); youruoli.
hoariily You
prom
orly digoaied. K9 D renew 0999”
«It. not oninmomp demon ot foot
tovory kind. And this illooh‘o rem .
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, Now 0mm. with; 700 miles of
gsirooin, 18.09
Thy“ Count.
Wit/I tho coming of the sunshine
comés a desire to brighten up the
pérsona! appearance. Nothing
aids nwxsu’mly than an attractive
I
toned In)“ (hit/1 a little BAND
0F SILK :: :: :: :.
Our stock of Suits consists of
some of the most attractive, dar-
able. reosonable qarments pro-
curable. :: :: :: ::
Tire Nkkwear line is all that can
be desired. by the natty dressers.
Inspection the only necessity to
make you purchase.
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' a . Ii om i260,‘ Woman)» 690.
mafia? Cincinnati 91.6. nndmovo mold) 9nd newer lay any or.
nFruuoiooov nus . Pittrburg
.po loomon. . ,_ . v, , , . Casey—«Av course. 'I‘ho'r)
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MCNIALII JSOM 0L0 ENGI
Indoor Ghomborlaino Cough
In; heitin nthostorld :69 Mom .
«days Mr. - illhno Savory. oi
Holland; “Minn nomad .:
into. she harlot!) con 9 mar—
.mhll i
ry ii. un‘ ihot’d on tho ind or it.
y—-‘-'Iiow ’iliill no any yo am
mon‘oiru oh‘ure ye spend ivory cont yo
how. I
drive. it i laid any by name ody’d hor-
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