davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

riica NAL. Si no Sc embaraza, el grup,
humane adquiere nuevas cuali6ades, gu,
10 eD'iquecen y perfecoionaD. Cada co
lonla es un ensavo, on expeFiment0 fe-
liz, en- que la raza acopia nuevas adqui
siciones. La Metr6poli es un centro de
que irradian fuerzas bacia la periferia
para que esta sc las devuelva centnpli-
eedas. Asf So verifc6 en- el mundo on.
tiguo la colonization helenica. Y las
ColOnias j6Dicas fueron los primeyos RI
| yos de esa gran culturs, que tuvo lueg0
gu foco en- Atenas. Asf Sc verifca hoy
La colonization iuglesa. z las colonias
de America y de Australia ensayan me-
todos, sistemas, instituciones, de que Sc
aprovecha la Metr6poli En- la actuali-
dad % gabinete conservador prepera
una ley de gobierno local para Inglate-
IRA, en- que Sc copIan las instituciones
yigeDtes hace muchos amos en- ell Ca
NADIA.
Lo contrario Sc VERTIGO en- ell imperio
colonial de Espaha. En- un solo molde
quiso vaciar, y, en- cuanto fu6 possible,
vaci6 las socledades mas dIsfmiles. Y
cada unO de esos organismos Sc atroi6
al nacer. Ell siglo die3inueve sorpren-
di0 la America Espanola dormida la
sombra de los claustros del dieciseis.
/ Que recibfa Espana de 81 immense inns
perio 4 Riquezas Era la naci6n ma
pobre de Europa. Fuerza Al pri-
mer choque reciO que recibi6 la naci6B,
tOdo Sc desmOron6 60 torno suyO. lIdeas3
Ell tenor las paralizaba, ell silenclo res
poudia al silencio. Cuando los diputa-
dos americanos llegaron q Cadiz, los re-
cibi6 la suspicacia, que acoge siempre a
los extranos /; y Sc vOlvieron convened
dos de que el oc6ano separaba en- reali-
dad dos mundos. No hsbia habido ex-
pansi6n, sinO segregation 90 habfa ha-
bido union, sno aislamiento Ell corola-
rio era : separation. Y | cOsa notable
como la separation fu6 Ia libertad, la Sc
paraci6n ha dado al cabo q Espana los
trutos que no le di6 su domination tira-
MICA. Hoy emigran los espsnoles espon-
taneamente las rep6blicas hispano-ame-
ricanas, prosperan Sc enriquecen, 60
mucho mayor proporcl6n que antes. E
comercio entire la antigua Metr6poli y i
las antiques colonias Sc extiende Sc
a6rma. FL camblo de ideas, de produc-
tos ltersrios de productos artfsticos ha
adquirido inusitado vueIo. Los senti-
mientos Sc han suavizado. Los antiques
rencores sc han Dorado. A traves de
los mares los descendieutes de una mis-
ma raza sc dan Ia mano, sc aprestan
a trabajar en- provecho nutuo. Las cir
c1nstancias han rectifcado ell coucepto
err6neo. Va 20 hay sobordinaci6D, ha
Ia cooperation. Todo ESQ es
como 10 es que donde no 10
han rectiicado, las mismas causas pro
duzcan los mismos efectos, y los errores
del cOncepto produzcan los males tre-
nendos de la ptantica.
PrOnto Sc reuniran los espanoles sus
de America para festeiar |
Su reconciliation, con el pretexto de con
al descubridor del Nuevo Mun-
do. Sera una hermosa fiesta. Pero hay |
~ pueblo americana, que no podr8 re-
gocJsrse ell dfa del centenario pr6ximo !:
Cuba.
Enrique j. VarOna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

{ Por qu6, Licio, gritar, de rabis llenO
Nuando tn patria recOmpensa al bueno
De a igualdsd el nombre
Reptiles NAL para tn inteutO, LiciO.
Et homore igua en- absolute al hombre !
7 la viTtud ell vico
GritadOT, we We en- II dc TIA locuf0l
81 al m6rito del hombre la eEtatura
De tan constante modO 10 ajuatara,
Que de la frente la mayor altura
Un m6rito mayor signifoaTa,
HOm ores existeD que la faE serens
Por Gina de las nnbes AlEarfau,
OrrOs- que sepuItadOs Quedarfan
BajO un granO de arena
D.V.T
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
LA OPERA

Acabsmos de leer un telegrama por
dem6s interesRnte.
FL sefor Ant6n y su troupe ualdran de
la Capital Ell dia 3 y debutaran en- Pom
ce el g.
Va pueden contar el hosannG los par
-tidarioS dc Ia m6sica en- Ia escena. Va
mos DIR, al cabo, algunas operas COM
pletas; vamos q tener una msgnffica
temporada.
De los dilettand depende que ae pro-
Tongue. Cubran el abono, ssistau al
teatro, prueben su aici6u al bel cant0 con
hechoH positivos, Y e se1or Anton per-
msnecer6 entire nosotros largo tempo.
La preusa de MaysgCe2 de San Juao
tributa elogios cumplidos los cantautes;
declaran que ell cuadro principal es muy
bueno dice que las obras salen ajusta-
das COrrectss.
Creemos Ia preDsa y nos atreverfa.
mos vaticinar brillantes resultados
Ia compsfiia.
Venga, pueg, observara que hay en-
Ponce mucho pdblico que sabe Dir, que
Sabe juzgar, y que premia con placemes
con dinero los buenos artistas
Va 10 djimos 81 jueves pr6ximo ha-
F& su debut ell senor Anton.
Sea enhorabuena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

EN- JAYUYA 81 mas rico. pinsoresco sslu-
dabie vale de Puerto Rico, Sc vende 50 alQuila
una prpciosa casa esto el mss modernO, con una
elegaDte faehada pintada del meiOr gusto possible
Dicha estS situada en- el centrO del pob ado:
construida de hierro maderas del pefs con todas
cOmOdIdades apetecibles para una famllia Cons.
Ia de espaciosa saiA, dos cusrtos IateraIes de
siete vaTss en- custr0 cad8 uno, comedor cOcinE v
escusado. qua potable en- el patio dc la misma;
= tiene cuatrO puertas al frente, teBiendO una 9
Taci6n de eincO yaras media Vista hsce fe: para
inf0rmes dirigrse su duen0 en- Jayuya Artu.o Err
nesto ManFTique.-JuiO 20 del 81. 2-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

De FL AnuRciador COmeroiaI ntimerU I4O,
cOrespOndiente a. Is de Abrll de 1884:
AlCObOLaG0 GateU - RecOmendamo cate
utl fsinca invento cuyos ben6fcos resnltados
hemoa tenido lugar de apreclar en- difeTentes
OcasiOnes.
Los cert ficsdos que en- lugar correSpOn-
2iente publIcamOs cOrrobOran nuestra afr
msci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
Los HERmANOs zEMGANNO

Ia Espafa editorial nos envfa una pre-
cOsa novela de Goncourt, admirable
mante vertida q nuestro idioma por Bmi-
LA Pardo Bsz6n y editada con esmero en-
Madrid.
Edmundo de Goncourt es uno de los
mas c6lebres cultivadores de Ia escuels
naturalinta contemporaries y sus estudios
en ell docNmeatO humane quedar8n junto
los do Zola Flauber, como obras in
mortales do perspicacia y de ingenio.
Los heYmGnOs ZenlgGnNO go apar-
tan del geoero en- que sObresale su au-
tor, SOD, 10 dice e mismo, ANA ten
tativa de fusion pOeticO ideGlistG, que
encantR por sus matices mediterranean
to originates.
Una Compaiia de funambulos es ell
slementO principal de la obra perO hay
On ella cuadros de tan pal alpitante verdad,
p oosa rara --de tan delIcsdo idealismo,
cue el lector devora paginas y pdginas
ss.ss qSancio y 3 rstiO. !.
40 GoV6iA hacg gas > > -S2Isefia mU-
ohO. El tempo empleado en- su lectu-
"a no es tempo perdido. Esos grandes
estilistas franceses perfeccionan ell gusto
J enriquecen de ideas ell cerebro.
El libro tieDe una linda portada en-
colOres; 10 lustran eKcelentes grabadOs,
y Be Vende IN peso veinte centaVoB en-
la casa de don OLYMPIC Otero.
En- Ia iala, franco de porte, veinte CEN
tavOs mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
CORRRo DE IA DE5IOcRACIA

LAIAs
Defnitivamente suapendi1O al euVlo del peri6ai-
CO nj sgente don Felipe ZApata auscritores do di
eho pueblo poF impel turbable sileneiO las
elamaciones De pagO de esta Administrator 4 Ia
que adeudan S35
GUAYAMA
En- igual caao eath don Elias Ve6n por $3.50.
MANATI
Idem idem don jose Rivera por O..
NARANJITo
sr don G ae nos ha devnelto un echo de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

PARA REHABILITAR Y F0RTALECFR
el enerpo combatir diversos esta6Oe de
dehihdad oTganica, 1sese Ia Emulsion de
Scott.
Es el meior reconstituyente conocido hoy
en- Ia terap6utica.
Areeibo, Abril % de 1887
SenOrea Scott q B0t0ne. -Muy se6ores mios:
Hace va . gun tempo que en nj piaties.
n 6flica vengo hacienda uso de la Emulsion
de Scott que ustedes pTeparaD con aceIte de
bacaiso & hipof0sfitos de Ca soea, GO
tepgo incOn veniente en- decarar que dichO
pre eDarado de fOrua inmejurRbles, es 81 meiar
reconstifnyente, de dtil segusa apicacicn
en- 81 linfatismO, roqHifisNo, esorofttlisRo, eB
laR sfeccioDes t0rdGio0s On todas las ca
quegiQs en- geneTa.
II no puedo menOs qne aaeveTar Ia curaelOn
~ aicai en- un caso de cas&raigiG en- ana NINA
de diez aTos. preeisamente hljs mia. con e.
uso da tan hermosa preparation. Iodo To-
cual me compiaaco en- manfestarles para
astisfacci6n do uetsdes y pEovecho DC la
bumanidad De uetedeA atento ). S.-
Doctor LdpO Neno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
INSTITUTRIZ

Sc desea contrstar por amos una se6orita 8
sonora que soa, sin fsmilis, para insttu'rz de
nilas, Otreci6ndole anuaImeRre buena suma Pa
ra mas informes dirigirse don jose A. Hudo en-
Jsyuya, UtuadO.
Julio 81 de 1891. 1-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
CARBON COKE

A consecuencia d. 10 elevado del precio del car
BON de piedra de 10 subide de los giros sobre Eu
rOpa y los Estad0s Unidos, la Enpresa- del Gas ha
decididn c0bTar las p-rs0nas 4 le tOmen carbon
coke caHtdades de doce barries en- adelante rn-
zon de euaFenta centsVos pOr bartil, las persoBas
que solo compren uno dos barries razon de Gin
cuenta centaves barTil.
Es Os pFeciOs empeKaran regF desde el dia Ie
de AgOsto de 1891.
pa Stsinacher d @.
SelectO surtidO de atomizadOres
London, Unique, magicos, Eureka
y al vapOr
FarnaOia de Pale G Canoio.
FosFATlHA FALlEREs. Agmsuso sslos Alaos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

CnandO el miedo ha lleeado cierto punto,
produce los mismas efectos de la temeridad
Cardinal de Regg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

En- euantO sc tTate de hacer nm favor,
debemos penaar que la vida es corta que
no teDemos un instante Qua peTder.- FoltdiTe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

En- todO 10 que sc empreude hay quo con-
ceder las dos terceras parties la raK0n Ia
otra tercera oil aRar.-Napole6R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

Para llegar al colmo de Ia sabiduEia, no &c
debe conner, dormr nj habiar demaRiado. -
Oriental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
Ponce, Puerto Rico
OBRAS RECIBIDAS ULTIMAMENTE
PARA PIANO 2 MANOS
~ q 4 a 8

Las tiene desde Ia tres aFas. de huena raza
don Domingo Berelli, 10 Csamo. Quien interese
pnede cirieisse al expresado seHor.
Coamo, Mayo 3 do 1891. Pan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

serie no interrumpida De prosperidades y
aatisfaCCiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
ALCO or A
D. Y. T.

Espesa alfombra embotA el paso mudO
Todo en- desorden briliH. Velo asiriO
Envuelve el tiesto do desmaya On lirio;
Un ramo pende del mOriseo osc1do.
Contra el tapiE, de IN ZurbarAn cehudO
BrOta en- trope la sangse del maTtiriO,
Y luz incierta como luz de ciTio
Baha la pompa del gran lecho viudo.
ATde la lupR. Entire cancioneR rOtas,
Suenan lejaDas estrideDtes nOtas,
Rumor petdido de las ebrias Pascuas.
DentrO todo enmndece, excepto el eco
Del rftmicO reioj % 81 erujT seco
Del duro lefio convertible en- ascuas
AuqastO de ArnsGR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
A LICIO

La opulencia: bueua sirvienta, mAlA due
fia.-Bac6R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

nAimtIadO Vsldecillaa- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de
merCancias.-Ventas al detall.-Atocha.
Tidal a. cOmpanfa-CSmercisntes intrOductOfes-
Dep6sit0 de mercancias.-Fentas al por mayor
detail Plaza Principal.
Victor Manescau-JOyerfa Gaia de prestames-Se
efect6an negOeios sObre emPehos dc prendas y
toda clase de objetOs de valor.-Reina
GUAWANKLLA
Orlando Layergne-Comisioniata
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
RECORTEs

Cnando mueren las pssiOnes, los gustos
les heredAn.-LtUts.
LA paciencia es un Arbol dc raIS amArQa v
de frutas dGices.--PeRsdmien Persd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

Augasto de ArpsGs.
Ge1e6n Ia sido caunniado por uno dc
sus eaemigOs:
mo 10 has dicho nada3-le pregunta IN
pRriente.
ST, aver 10 encontre y lie die euatro fres-
cas- cOrdnl pOpul0
-GY hab mucha gente delantef
No; eatAbamos completamente solos.
un vajero quo anaba dc llegar de Russia
lie preRunta un amigo:
--LTaviste mucho trfo
va 10 creo Figdrate que tenia que la
varme las manOs con guantes de pielsH.
Gede6n, despues de una Oontrariedad ex-
clama:
= iQne felices son las personals que han
tenido la snerte de no naceIi
Dccionario de bolEillo.
HOgdr domSstico. Una cosa tan agrada-
BILE, que muchos homhres hasta tisnen doR.
Una cOqueto, mirdndOse a un espejO ex-
cama:
-iOhl Como me gustaria ser Ell hombre
que mo ha de tener por esposa!
Entire dos sehoritas;
Como est6n os hombres, hiia mfal
- ES verdad: no Sc Ocupan mas que dc po-
Utica.
ESQ es 10 que nos pierde. Los hombrss.
solo haOen hoy declaracionOs- de prinoipioA
-iQus mplscablss es uated, dOctorl Ire
cetsrme una purga hoy que tenia que ir
an bsilel
-Puea ahf vera uated, amigo mfo. Ell
hombre prOpone sl mSdcO iDdiapODe.
Una sonora, compahada de mRrdO
llega basgnnle cargada do rOpa nn teAtro.
Sc e scerca un empleado 10 dice:
LQui6re deihr usted algO en- el guArdA
rTOpaf
Con muChO gusto. Quedorse ustedes
con nj s,-
Papa kace rcaexioues al niRio:
-Vamos 4 ver-le dicS-cuando yo e
castiRo, Lor6es que 10 hagO poT mi RuatoS
Y entonces, LpOr gnsto do quienf--pre-
gunta la criatura-pUss no. AGRA pOr el milo.
EPIGR RAMAa
AHA en- mi TERRA IN viejo
de gabio picO
oyo que Otro eb nm ahO
ae vOlvi6 rico.
DijO el viejO poniendo
GIiste la cara:
- Ahl nuncR crece el RIO
con aqua clara
E.,ssbto RLaseo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

Ei Gobernador General ha declarado con
aptitud para tOmar Parts en- las Oposicto-
nes de ingresO la carreTa judicial, los
senores sguisntes:
Don ErneAto Sanchez Taboada.
Pedro Rodriguez Mens y DiaS.
WenceslsO Bosch Puig.
" Angel do Acosta QaiuterO.
Francisco POu Rios
Juan Jns6 Petea Baster.
Juan Fernandez SaDturiO.
Francisco Becker Zneta.
LECCIoNES DE IDIOMA FRANOEs.-El Qu0
susGrlbe las da domiciliO sc ofrece q los
padres de fsmilia que deseen utilizar sua ser
vicioS.-ArEstides SimompietTi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

FosFATINA FALlEREs. Aansuls aslos AIsoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

EnEERMEnAlESa EST0 AeasHalEllap
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30
DIRECTORIO COMMERCIAL

LOs qUS deseen fgRrar on esta secciOn, abO-
RaFaf so CTS. RacRsWGles, gieDapTS que go 0nWN-
eSo NO pass de tres limeas eI cTCesO se
pegard propOrcionalnaente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-30

Papa kace rcaexioues al niho:
-Yamos a ver-le dicS-cuAndO yo 70
castiRo, Lor6es que 10 hagO poT mi Ruato9
y entonces, LpOr gnsto do quienf--pro-
gunta la cTlatura--pUes no. AGRA por e milo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-07
A TRILLIoN KISSES.
HOW Long Time This OAoulatlOn Ext
ordinary Would Take.

How Long Time This Oscillation Extra
ordinary Would Take.
The case Of the Florida man who had his
love letters produced and read in court
should teach other lovers moderation in the
making OF osculatory contracts.
In single postscript the Florida man un-
dortook 10 deliver 10 the lady Of his choice
no less than l,0OO,0OO, 900 900 kisses. And as
such contracts are not infrequeutly made In
love letters it may be well to give a thought
to the magnitude OF the Undertaking, saws
the Boston Globe.
Whoever viii take the trouble 10 figure II
out will find that, even il this amorous
Southerner should give the lady 10, 600 kisses
minute land we affirm that no person
could hope 10 do more than that, and even
II he could keep up this rate of OSCILLATION
wenty'four hours day, never pausing 10
eat sleep or take breath, working 9t5 days
every year, II would take him mora than
luO years 70 complete the contract. And
by that time, 1t is painful to reflect. the
ardor OF hls love may have cooled. Even al
the end OF 100 years, counting 1900 kisses
minute, there would remain an undo.
hyered balance OF more than 10000 OQOO
= anumber which In itself might we'll apnan
the most industrious
We therefore feel constrained 20 advise
writer's OF loveletters not 70 undertake.
contracts Of the magnitude Of that reported
from Florida.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-07
UNSUITABLE WRATH
A Pretty Girl Reporters Experience wi
n laundering Proof Reader.

| A Pretty Girl Reporters Experience with
| laundering PrOof-Reader.
"Tve seen lots of male editors whose
| yearning dream was to shed some proof
readers rich, red gore" said newspaper
friend TO a Chicago Mail reporter, "but
never saw q woman on the rampage but
once. She was the society reporter on
paper worked on out West. must con-
fess that the proof-reader was one Of the
worst Of his class-dire bad isn't half strong
enough. There wasn't a day but somebody's
story wasn't made as silly as an end-man's
Joke by the proof-reader's blunders, and
there was always somebody, from the city
editor to the night-policeman, who was look
ing for his scalp. reckon he had cave
somewhere and that he hustled himself into
1t and locked himself in when the paper
went TO press and staid there till nightfall.
Anyway, nobody could ever find him. But
one night he got hold Of an account Of a
swell reception-the biggest social blowout
tue town nad known Tor seasons. Every
body was there in war paint, and the women
who held family purse-strlngs were in
their glory. or course the paper did it up in
great shape, and Of course it fell to the fash
ion writer TO describe the costumes. She
threw herself, because it was a great
ShohSoi d"u WuS mlBuJy pTOuu OF In6
column and half description Of the toilets
she turned in. But, holy smokel You
should have seen her when she appeared at
the Office the next afternoon and asked
where she could find the proof-reader. She
was white and red by turns, and spluttered
so she could hardly talk straight. Every
body gathered around her to learn what
had happened, and she said:
"'Miss So-and-So was the belle of that
affair last night, and for several reasons,
some Of which are entirely personal, took
great care TO describe her toilet accurately.
wrote, among other things, that she wore
wide antique collar and band cuffs and
here's the way that brute of proof-reader
fixed it:
ave looked at the line she pointed out
and saw that it credited the daughter OF the
richest man in that section of the country
with wearing "a snide antique collar and
handcuiYs.'
zone by one we silently shook hands
sympathizingly with the fashion reporter,
and she took a hat-skewer from her pocket
and braced out into the composing room
looking for the proof-reader. She didn't
find him. don't reckon she ever squared it
with the girl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-07
Capital National Bank.

We publish in another column
the report of the condition Of the
Capital National Bank Of Salem. az
called for by the comptroller of the
Currency at the close Of business, on
the 10Th day Of December, A. ID.
1890, showing very prosperous and
safe condition, and In cOnpari.
son with former statements, show
ing remarkable growth in its busi-
ness. Notwithstanding the present
sringency In money, the world over,
the item Of deposits in this bank
show a gain Of over $4,000, com
pared with their statement as pub.
lished one year ago, aggregating
now a quarter of million dollars.
Able management, and courteous
treatment of its customers, has made
this the leading bank Of the city.
President Wallace, and Cashier Al
bert are wide-awake, enterprising
citizens and both take an active part
in all meritorIous enterprises look
ing to the development Of the rich
resources of the Willamette valley.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-07

spectators are all happy, because
the former are to keep their universi
ty and build it as tall as the tower oi
Babel. And the latter are going tc
build for themselves a university
somewhere near Portland or perhaps
over on the "Columbia Slough" F."
that will 80 far eclipse the Salem af.
fair that a comparison will seem odi
Gus. We are glad that this happy
ending TO vexed, unpleasant ques-
iion has been brought about by the
good sense Of the Portland people,
who perhaps could have taken the
university away from Salem had
they persisted in their efforts, but II
would ever have been remembered
by many throughout the State as an
act Of injustice, and would have in
jured, them in many ways, and on
many occasions, 50 they would have
received more harm than benefit
from 1t in the course Of human
events. Justice and fair dealing pays
in the long run between nations.
states and cities, and between indi-
viduals. Portland and Salem have
the lions share Of the wealth,
public buildings and all that is most
desirable in Oregon. They should be
content with, this and should not try
to interfere with each other. And by
all means they should refrain from
interfering with any Of the less
favored towns Of the state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-07
NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE

The Christmas tree at the Nj. II
church was well attended and q
merry time was enjoyed.
The sympathy OF the nelghbor
hood Is with Mr., and Mrs. Ruble, In
the death Of their youngest chlld,
which was buried at Salem last Sat.
urday.
The sooials given at WIN. Sap
pingheld's aud Mr.. Penguoy's, dur
the holidays, Were enjoyed by nearly
all OF the young people OF the place,
and general good time had at each
The Ladies' AID Society has u
large and active membership, aud
they have done great good Ia raising
funds for donating towards church
property, among which was the
payment la part for Hue organ for
the church.
Miss Winnie Baughman has been
visiting IN the neighborhood.
Jennie Norwood goes to Salem
this week as drcssmaKer.
A number Of the citizens attended
the exercises At the "dedlcation of
the silverton sehool house, New
Years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PORTLAND.
Wheat-Valley, 81 22lS; walla Walla 81. 10
10 81 ,l2h per GENITAL.
Flour-standard, 81 20 To a.
Walla WallG s. 6OaS W.
Outside grades, 81 ~
oats-white $50 TO zoe, gray 50 c to IS
per bushel.
Millstuffs-Bran s2l@2a shorts, SIS.
ground barley, tS2,S; enop feed 81
middlings, SIS, per ton
Hay y-SlGslS per ton.
Buttor-oregon fancy dairy, s7ls c;fancy-
oreamerykIs; good 10 fair 27'SeS0;Call
fornla choice S1}sc
Eggs-Oregon Pc, Eastern 9Ooper dozen
Poultry-uld chickens, 81 S0ei oo.
Potatoes-sl 10 per oontal.
Cheese-oregon, Is 10 lic; California
". 10 loo.
susars--Golden G, $50; extra q, 81, dry
Granulated, ~; cube, oruuhed ana Pow
dered, Tstc per pound,
Beans-small white, SLoat pink 81,
oayoa' t 10 butter, e. so linas, $ 50 per
Genital.
Hops-- -?peSoc per pound.
Dried Fruits The market la irm. Quo
ted; Italian prunes, l2, to lio; Petite and
German, loc per pound; raisins, - SO per
box; plummer dried pears, II 10 laN,c; sun
dried and factory plums, n TO l2c; evapo
mIen peaches, aic; smyrna ngs, ao;
California tgs, W per pound,
Nee-6'tc per pound.
hides-Dry hides, Sh TO Sc; y less for
oulls, green over IS pounds. 20; undor 55
pounds, So; sheep pslts. SOcSSl.OO
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, la's TO lic; break fast ba-
Son, io' To nG sides, . 10 loo; lard. 81
10 l0 per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO,
sAN FRASCsCo, Jau 7.-wheat- the
week opened on quister market. No. /
white, u s. TO o. Sd, choice, AS Per
GENITAL.
harley-Feed 81 SOai Si,t per esniai
81 a. ehoice 81 a. To I tS common grade
81 is4.
Oats -Gn'ya NJ to 1 pO,blaek "a lstoGto
per contal'
oulons- ssls 10 Sl..
Potatoes SotO 81 Is
MISCELLANEOUS MARKErS
NutcA0o. Jan, ,-Mool-EAStern ore |
Cn, leto lSy valley, IL 10 lSc per pound |
tlecf lave, 81 10 S., dressed, s..
Mutton live, 81 To i',G dressed s.
h1gs ave, Sc, drcsssd. 70
Veal "a ~ p0r pound