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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30

pFestamistas su padre de ustsd .... Ell ven
lmisnto esta al caer, el viejo arist6 5rata
sln "a fraaco III donde lie verga
-Pero no tiene persona al i aconseia.
one le ay1de con su actiyidal ! 81 dinero Z
e - ,Sn hijo, que 4aisn pudiera
Yli Arie W le h vistn listed 1saa POGO ira
tand9 iss ho.uorea como a perrcs; 81 6l No
tlen5 l1Iclo para dirigirse ST mismo icomo
IA ie .'irigr otrosf Isl Sc tratara de ca
ztf, u neJar un caballo resabiad }, 8 per
"gulr mEehachasl :. Pero no Il pid.s ii TT
i g SO ocl2e en- otras cosas, So morit de-
a. at4que i 40 viviera al alre llbr4 es
e! uaiop h3nbre que hsy n la cssa porq1o
40 cuento 81 baron de Ccoix Mes III, qae vie
ne solo .ie cuando en cusndo para hacer Ia
cs' IA sen 'rts Autoneta
a oi' esto. P eual SO paro, como ST viera
'prifse ~ ablsln sus pies estaba pail to
} o@'9@ceo c3l yuz ahogada
S-ra So nOvlo ese cabalier9
p es un buen Juachacho sub teuente
re 1fagones slrve en- Ell regmiento qne estA
- susrnie!on eu Evreux, hace euztro
nos IN sE1s dot de Ia uln sin abl Fir
- 10 I z , pr n 7iStr; ,.ro eSo iur4r. ~ta
l's - = / : is Vi leIrgo, Gu sndo YEA que
Sc arfnlna Gel tcdo el future suegro
Paseual Sc ntl6 rsanimado una horrible
esperanza sorgio en- su coraz6n, al pensar
que Antouleta podia ser aband mad. por su
pr tendi0nte ei6 que su intere5 81 de sa
padre Sc po1Ian de acudrdo tcdo debia ga
rerarlo de la rniaa del marquee. esta era
lnminente, estaudo empenado 81 ella el me
xorable Carvajap.
Antonieta, pobre, nisera Sc le hacfa ac
ceslbie Pero tales bastarGas ideas no arrai
gar0n en- ei alma de Pascual, noble gene
1850 de suyo. Eu breve Sc repuso. go diio |
-aooy IN infame como este que va con- |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30
lInquento Derm6ueno

Los asombrosos efectos prodccidos
Dor el UNGUENTO DERMoGENo @r
las Hagas qatemadDras. fa1anefes, pf-
caluras de mosquitoes le6vG africG1sGt
sa6aEo7ses, eLcIauttasss tDns0ves, q.
caalgs4isr brOceeze'scta, yeansatsssso, H!-
ceyas, Aeyfdas az cuGlqa1tsv arnsG, pa
saGSsOt "a, 10 demuestran las inflns-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constar
te $50 Que de dicho especihco s.
b. ~.
Dep6sito: Fsynsays " Censr.rJ u J
FerrAr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30
CAP1TUL0

I'll hombrs a qrien tan OVERWHELMINGLY
odlaba Juan Csrvsian. era un anciano' eas"
f~erta surcah.n mnltitud de arrHga'. &c
b-lo3 blsnco5 como Ia rieve, eHcor waco %.
el peso de los N : Do andar toype ! -.4art s@
! <nte; ea otro item 20 ie liam o'n ~.
e2 Hsrmos2, e. origan de Ia eaeullsl - :, =
tre 81 y Ell padre de Pascual germlno =
sultas De cierta aventura em7rcs' Il
Caandr aac6 el mafq 6-, el an' l.7l9 ,-s
Rsstauraci6n estebs en- sn spogeo - pa.
rico por . .rte h >u es?oss eneaal = raeas- To-
glesa con qnie1 csso en- q destlerro' s~ipo s9eal
r6 ell ca t,lo sol.riego, formo u'i l'eod n5s ds
nio, que le 1~odusfa uaa rentA ~ n'
tre5ciento5 mil frances yv1f
Est4ba en- gracia del rey Lnl' ga
quien hizo djara partida de 1 ~ u cplhiartl j
clio de un cuarto de siglo, desde C9"'' - ii
Verooa, desde Hartwil ha-ta FaIl'' > rev
gniando en- tod As sus fsses 4 sns,'s ~. lie
proscrito, fue nombrado genth a. Isis
oamara comen 1ador d IL arden uo ia ere
tnuchos partidarios de la mons5qI, 80 ea6o
cieron sns cuerpos la metrall &c t79 rSisuo
pes republicauos, sin logrsr col - ii. aau-
tanto como Ciairefont por meaH' - 80
laciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30

riau diuero que digamos !ijo ell comer
ciante de m*deras
y iuego, rode apdo4e q l., mui1ssa IL cads
nllla que teuia jRat7 81 aln) dc 81 rrote,
anadi6
INeya, senores; basta De c,ngarsaoi6n
hasta Ia vista Mr. Caryajaa, estoy IA dis
posici6n de listed
gprra en- mano Pascual, con su snGar
pesado torpe, tond en direction Is me
ssta donde tenia loa iarGsler0s.
HI joysn le ,gai6 con IA vista qazas atss
yesaudo el bnsque. acaSo ca algda camino
del parqua, al viei0 Tondeur. indifsrant..
conseguiria sin pedirlo, ID que 6l deseaba
con ansia yer Ia enca tadora aasz na
Despue' cambi6 ell rumbo de sus ideas
ecu lnquetud com2rendia hssla que punto
estaban roceados de enemigas los b habit antes
d. Clairtf1nt
20 10 hacia que Fieury hsblaba familiar
meute con el hij0 del c0nde Toudeu-. en-
relsciones cGniareiaiss con el padre. cireui.
o. loremente per aquellas pr0piedades, con
ttado las vetustts hayas los robustas pi
no7 que Ie parecfan par6e del botin 2 r8par
tlF en oreve haste 81 miserable Oh isSevalt
te IA su hiia al sarVioio DE- los seces quia
nes espiabt en- eanbio del p3a que le daban.
e. oenehciO d. Ia negra b4naa de enemig Is,
cuyo Jefe era Carvajan
Iada uuo de estos detales Naniau 4 ser
como an muelle del enorme cepo preDarado
para angular los desclidado5 moradores
del castillo. PascGal les Gescubris con in
quieta mirads, pensaado cuan Formidable
era el plan, eta presto debfa tOesr su
termino
Ansioso por saberlo todo Sc volvio hacia
Fioury, que habl aoa Goa Ia tab ruer., s4e6
ina Detaaa a. PLATE Il ebri6, frecic tabs
% al secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30

Bien Sc e9noce que viene listed de Am6
rica -dij9 miranda los b binos c9u adm
racion eligio uno, le inordi6 grOseram0n
t. con sus negrOs dieHtes, 10 enceEdio
Ianzando euormes 3canadas de humo IS.
yuelye ted uviIe, iremos juutas ana
do
Con mu-ho gusto -replico Pascual
FL colossal Pourtois les aeon pa16 hasta Ia
puerta salievou, va en- Fl canino, 81 j0
ven difIglo una Ultima mrs Ia al castillo,
donde le parecia yer Il eDcautadora anna
iona, Sc spoy6 con ab sniono en- ell brazo ds
F-eury, J lilo
-Ahora qpa est4uos solos. hsblenos de
Ciairefont
II All Ii marques 81. Sshunde por
m9mentos hoy por hoy le fslta 5ien POGO
para casf del TODD, 20 ha d. tardar rlucho
Ell So ssderle, poE que yo no sc III como pue
de sosteue7se. Esta loco hace veintciuco
afos que trabaja para arruiuarse. much
mas gu otfos para enriqueeerse. Mentras
solo Il dlo Ia iocura por h4cer ara dos de d.
be vertedera automatica que no servfau
para labrar trlladoras mecaGicgs que ha
cian papila ell trigo todo fu6 bien; pero ami
go, IN GIa Sc lie puso en- Ia cab n fabricar
cal hiirauiica, y comenz5 4 seer cal Dor to
dss parties: monte un horno, hipotec6 t0dos
sus bieaes para atender a los gsstos de su
empresa, mas IL hubiera Waldo tirarse de
cAbeZs en- 81 pOz9 mas houdo del Gran Mar
gal, que tiene cisnto veinte metros
FL bueuo del hombre entiends tanto de
ese neg0cio, como yO de decir nlisl L.
scia talta una persona 1ue flera c4al dla
bio para salir adelante. " esa persona to-
nia intere5 en que sc hundiese .
Fleury gain6 "a oja, orc !nciendo con la
iengua u ohasqaldo prosigai6
-Su padre de usted es hanbre Quien no
es facil resistir mas vale ponerse NAL con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30
IGron depuratsvo vegetaL

6 sea extracto huido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorihoas.
Cada onza Aulda representa- una
onza de las plantas que conttene-
tPURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, SECURE y rGbfdc
rGifcador de la sangrel
Corserva el CUTS ESrs0 y liore dc
sStnctones y xgyan0sl
lueden usarlo hasta los nlnos.
Der5sito: FaS1sac&4s Central dc ].
erfSt
MI v. .. s. Nvbr@. . de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30

op aonaao cononiento del donde he vvdo argos
'T oy en- Barcelona donde fanis,
fss Is @enaef vsar drlglF los cstudntes
IasaF
sovacsa, edisass rnodicoy aeepabe elpsadio
GREECE los padres de azia
- n' sndran los ;6venss cde
citud
afectuoss Gel dcnss<
4s qa*an oas1aef ass Sios ds4lez puedea pec.rlas
Doaa.e:la Io.a ged.a -. /: ;. cAzCzL0AG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30

miga. qne tan frfamente calcula $ dsts ia
lies de la desventura de toda uua famiHa
Empujado por mi amer tvendr6 70 a foFmai
parte dc su tenebroso co.nplotl iPuede sa
narse tan noble mujer a fuerza de lnfanlas1i
Leyanto Ia cabeza hiri6 el sneio eon :
pie, y con el corazon henchido por ana az
daz pero grande esperanza, Sc conteseo '9'
mlSmO
i No, la gsuaT6 fuerza de adhesion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30
Ell GRAN MARGAL
TRADuooloN DE J. De IA cERDA
CAPITUIO !
(ContiRua ioii)

Pero todavi, era mayor mas iufranquea-
BILE aquella barrera trazada por el latigaillo
al cortar Ell aire con un silbido. cuando Ia
seforita do Clarefout oyo el nombre de Car
vajan. Aquel nombre, que sonaba en- sus
oidos como uu funesto presagio
-lHermoso parqnel murmuro Chase
vent con vcz sguardentosa. -lY vaya un
bonito edfciol Mi hija sirve en- el ., me
cuenta 10 que pasa dentro.
lSe pueden cortar dos mil pies MADEIRA
bles sin estropear NADIA Anadi0 Ton
deur.
Todo Sc audaI6 4 Verdad viejo 20
rro rro7.-.-Dijo ell formidable Pourtois II
Hacen falta travesas para ell ferrocarril ; de
modo que mas tempo.
-Pues a1n hay det,as del castillo veinte
faDegas, que 20 SO como Sc pueden pouer en-
riego, que, convertidas Ell prados, no da
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30
Especlfco Salvador
JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Cen este especi6ao deeapareoen los har
ros y IA picazon cue produeen las erup
clones en 81 cuerpo. E el vegdadero 'qui-
ta-dolor. Sc usa en- fricciones y ss sp.i
ca en ocbenta oaacs digtintcs.
V6ndese en Jrans -Dlaz -har-io al Retl
puerco-casa dei lnventor sclsnent9.
Mayo T. 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30

Sc vs,sds cas- 1sst-d Gs So valor, s4,sa nj
qs4ssaa szstssrGdore Te f34eIra rse,sta9a para
Tretsrcs, ecss sts caIdera dez.ds pae=as, e.;
nssy 5s&css estdo ssya DsG~ts,sets as sesssesto.
Eg Qtee sG ssstsrsss pssesse dss:gsrse q doss 30
5eTse tfz95a.g., e.5 egts csz&0a.
oez.ea. as;sSsseee IL de la94.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30
Ia terceTa PaTte

La fercSTa Parte
La Eg4iai0a La Ne0 York EI Sol del Canada
SENIOR secargo
preoios pagan anu> es,
pos restnocones ninguna espoe e
dio, desafio, guerra y cannbio de res;denca.
Este Companfa iene fondo e teeva d 100000 de
qufvoca
Equtati New York
tone pore encm las devgas
AGENTES:-Depaamento de Eugenjo Silva -Departa
Guayana don Jose F BaesD
D. Noble
Agente general a Isla Ricardo Nadal Mayaguez)
Banquero para toda la Isa SCHULCE Co Mayaeuez
Ponce, Noviembre de
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II -
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE. HAITI

FL propietario que suscribe ofrece lss CO
.acdas = ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todoe los puertorriquenos extran :
geros de transito estadia 6ja en- Haiti.
En- 81 establecimiento Sc habls ingles.
frances, espanol 5 italiano. Trato anito; sex
vicin escogido.
Tenealos sucursal On Al aristocratico cam
20 be Thor (Bizos6n) para los pasagezoS
solicitud
2 GONzALO MARIN
Enero p de 1885.
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LA RESERVA MUTUA
Ben@6ca AsociacIon
seq UROS DE VIDA

Companfa soidas acreditadas del m
sstema que reduce
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Cort-de- Fra9ce.
5ain Pierre
o;nte 4 Pitre. .
Basse-T T'erre. :
Saint Thomas
PONCE.
Mayagtiez -.
Santo-Domingo :
Jacmel. - = :. :.
Por-au- rince. i. .
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-30
Abril. de 1896.
= o. IN 60.

JORGE OHNET
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12
Victoria News

w. A. Turner went to Chatta-
nooga on business Tuesday.
Victoria will have at least one
Christmas tree. The peoples
Store" will furnish the "Santa Claus.
Arthur Wheeler of South Pitts
burg is visiting in the city.
Will Friend killed seven nice hogs
Tuesday. Everyone is wondering
whose they were.
Miss Kate Lewis was surprised
last Thursday by Thursday by find
ing gold nugget, but was further
surprised when she took it to Prof.
J. II. Harris for examination, after he
had pronounced it copper.
We learned to-day that Mr.. Luke
Davenport is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Deakins are
now COMFORTABLY situated In the
Wheeler house.
Mr.. Gus. Knight, one of our hand
some r. r. men, Is visiting the cold
folks at home" this week.
Mr.. Sidney I. Ketner, of Inman,
was in the city Thursday, the guest
of B. J. Cannon.
Ticket No. 1919 got the lamp at
the peoples Store. No claimant
has shown up as yet.
Bad weather ON fat hogs.
Jay.
The above was received too late
for publication last week. ED.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

pies Store? "Jay" must be inter.
ested In the store, and "a Friend"
an old fashioned newsboy. Judging
by the number of times "a Friend"
used "customary" they must be al
ways up on the news and should con-
sequently start a paper and call 1t
the News.
Merchant Rodgers has gone to
Chattanooga to lay ina new supply
of goods.
Prof. J. Houston Harris attended
the Institute at Jasper Saturday.
Madame Rumor has several we'd
dingo for. Christmas.
Success to the News.
HAROLD GRADY.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12
FROM FAR DACOTA.

On Monday evening we were very
glad to welcome Col, s. H. Melcher
of Grow Lake, South Dacota, and
his little daughter, Miss ANNA to our
town. Col. Melcher left his party
at South Pittsburg and rejolned
them at Carpenter Tuesday morn
ing, from whence they will proceed
to Wills Valley, near Valley Head,
between Sand Mountain and Lookout
Mountain, where one of the party
has purchased a home, and after ia
king rest and getting them settled,
the balance of the party will then
look out for a location for themsel-
YES. Now while we do not claim
that the Sequachee Valley was the
veritable garden of Eden we are not
afraid to ask any one to come and
look it over, and Judge for themsel-
yes, and therefore we expect that
Col. Melcher will, in a few weeks
bring his party here looking to that
end, and we shall welcome them and
as many more that may want to join
us. Col. Melcher arrived here look
ing hale and we'll, and said the party
had been obliged to change their or
iginal plan having intended to come
by way Of Nashville and McMinn-
vile, and enter Sequachee by the lit
tie Sequachee Valley. Their cortege
consisted of five wagons, and en-
route excited considerable interest
While the most of the party slept In
wagons, the old veteran slept in a
tent. He says the cold weather
struck them soon after starting and
caused them to alter their route,
which from their starting point was
as follows. Left Grow Lake Jerrold
Co., Oct. 3. 1895. From thence to
Mitchell, thence to Yankton, Yer
million in So. Dacota, thence to
Sioux City, Ida Grove, Carol, Osca-
loosa, Keokuk, Hamilton, all in 10
wa, to Valley City, and then shipped
wagons and horses to St. Louis, Mo
Nov. Is again shipped to Wickliffe
KY, then to Mayheld, KY, thence tc
Paris, Henry Co. Tenn, Savannah
Hardin Co., Tenn, to Pulaski, Giles
Go. Tenn, Winchester and Sewanee
Frank lin Go. Tenn, South Pittsbure
and Sequachee, Marion Go. Tenn.
Dec the 9Th, occupying 81 days.
When Col. Melcher returns to oul
town, the local Post of G. A. r. vii
tender our colnrade of Grant Post {
hearty reception.
In the limited time at our com
mald we had not time to say all WI
wished, but when he again visits us
we place ourselves and any inform
alton we may possess at the servic,
of him and his friends, and glail,
tender our services to render an,
needed assistance.
We want the people of the ia
West to know us as we really are
and are glad to know that many il
that section have pleasant recollect
ions OF the Sequachee Valley.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Austin Coppinger, brave in new
hat, and B. +. Lasater started for
the Atlanta Exposition yesterday.
Austin laments the loss of the
white sombrero which has never
been returned to him, and hopes to
have better luck with the new hat.
We hope they will see all the Expo
stiOn and enjoy it.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12
A Wedding at Victoria.

There is never a place so still
ana dull, but that some event will
happen to set things hummiug. AS
dull as our city seems to be, some
thing evidently will always happen
to attract the public attention. Last
Thursday was a day to long be re-
membered by many of our friends
and citizens At 10 a. m. sharp
buggy drawn by two praneing greys
made It's appearance on our streets.
Such thing being so seldom, it nat
urally attracted the attention of the
of the public. Watching the buggy
till 1t disappeared down the main
street, and made sharp turn, and
then was seen to dash mp to Mrs. b.
J. Cannon's gate and halt. The oc-
cupant, which was Mr.. Harve Alder
a-lighted and entered the house, and
was met by Miss JENNIE. Mr.. AID
er said:
own you go to the West,
! my Jennie,
And leave old Victoria, and Its gains?
Will you go to the West,
my Jennie,
Across to the western plains?"
Consent was quickly given in the
! affirmative. But to keep the reader
from thinking it was a jump-up af-
fair, some explanation would per-
haps not be amiss. For more than
three years Mr.. Alder has been Miss
Cannon's best fellow. The union
would have occurred sooner had
Miss Cannon's parents been willing,
but now their consent was not deem
ed necessary, as Miss Cannon was 81
the day previous. The couple, then
of tier own accord went to Esq.
Colts where they were soon united
in the holy bonds CT wedlocE. They
then returned to the house Of the
brides, where an illogical forgiveness
awaited, and as the blessings were
being poured upon their heads, MIR.
Alder said:
81 have sworn to the Heavens,
to my Jennie,
have sworn to the Heavens to be
true:
And so may the Heavens forget me,
Whe forget my VOW"
That night many friends and rela-
tives gathered around the festaI
board to celebrate what they believed
to be Hymen's own good work. An
old fashioned ''Chivaree" then follow
ed, and when the treat was expected
the couple had fled. 4 search then
followed but they could not be track.
ed. They, however returned in time
| to catch the morning train for the
West, and as they go to enter upor
the arena of of real life, our prayers
and best wishes go with them.
ZENAs ZRBINA.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12
Victoria ScIntillatiOns.

AS "Jay" has failed, and as a real
photographer put in an appearance
last week under the disguise of ga
Friend, will you kindly allow me
SPACE enough in your paper to ask
friend, if he or she can give me the
area of Victoria? And if "Jay" has
got behind in the prices at the "Peo-
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Since reading the account of Ed
itor Havron's visit to the Exposition,
we are quite reconciled at not being
able to see it. The Midway business
settles it, although previous to LIS
visit, the authorities had closed up
six of the establishments. The side
shows are like the usual addenda to
the circus, tat men, bearded women,
&C., catchpenny affairs, OF course
the Tennessee Exposition will not.
have anything of the kind.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

We should have been glad to have
published report of the Teachers
Institute and supposed the officers,
knowing our interest in the matter,
would send us some abstract Of pro-
ceedings, but We presume tie labor
was too great, as it has not reached
us.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12
Victoria Notes and News.

Mr.. Mark Brown was in town Sun
day.
We had plenty of snow Wednes-
day,
Mr.. Jim Alder was in town Satur-
day.
Prof. Will Smith spent Sunday in
town.
Go to D. T. Laynes to buy your
flour.
Mr.. Sid Ketner was in town Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Ed Anderson spent Sunday in
jasper.
A wedding in town the 25th.
Guess who.
Mr.. W. S. Pryor was in the
city Monday.
Mr.. Ben Bridgeman has the finest
horse IN town.
Capt. Frater went to Whitwell on
business last week.
Go to the 'Peoples' Store'' to buy
| your Christmas Goods.
The truth itself is not believed by
one who often has deceived.
We want every body in town to
to come to Sunday School.
Mr.. Ed Anderson made flying
trip to Whitwell last Friday night.
Mr.. J. B. Womack went to see his
best girl at Oak Grove last Sunday.
Mr.. w. A. Turner went to Chatta-
nooga last week to lay in hisoChrist-
mas Toys.
Rev Bro. Robertson filled the pull
pit at the NJ. Z. Church last Sunday
at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Frater, we want a Christmas
Tree. Please. Captain, give it to
them.-(ED.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doss went
to South Pittsburg last Friday on q
shopping tour. .
Mrs. Low and niece Miss Hattie
Davenport are visiting the family Of
Mr.. Luke Davenport.
We want everybody in town tc
subscribe for the Sequachee News.
Amen, says the Editor.
j We are sorry to learn our FRIEND
Mr.. Sid Ketner lost his overcoat las
Sunday on his way to Victoria.
, Mr.. J. B. Womack learned beau
7 tiful song while at the Expo. The
7 name Of it is ''The Poor Little Mule
Mr., John Gross and family arrived
in town last week on an extende,
, visit to their parent Mr.. w. A. Turn
! err.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Bndgeman an,
little daughter Ethel spent Sunda
in Jasper, visiting their parents a
e Prof. Moore.
ga Fmend.".
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-12-12

Wash Kilgore has returned from
Pablo, while he has been for the last
three weeks for the benefit of his
health,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-29
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. 2S.-California fruit
sold ct open auction to-day follows: BY Earl
Fruit Company: Pears-Bartetts, ST 5O@2; Beurre
Hardy, 81 25@1 so; BeuTe Clairgeau, 81 As.
Grapes-Tokay, $l@l 40; Malaga, 90c@S1. Prunes
--Gros csc; Falenberg, s0@95c.
BY Porter Brothers Company: Pears-Bartlett,
81 05@2 05; half boxes 95c@$1. Grapes, half
crates Tokay, 81 1901 IS; Muscats, $4,000:
others, 55@S5c. Prunes-Gros and Fallenbergs,
81 10: German, Csc. Peaches - Brandywines,
ST. Is: freestones, s5c@s1 Is; McDevitt, s5@95c:
orange clings. S5@90c; others, $4,000 Necta-
rlrei, 90c.
BY the National Fruit Association: Peaches
Large free, 81 10; McKevitt cling, csc.
NEW YORK, n. y, Aug. 2S.-California Fruit
sold at open auction today-By the National Fruit
Association: Peaches-Strawberry clings, 95c(9
81 05: late Crawfords. 81 05@l 25. Pears-Bart-
lett, 81 35G2 Is. Nectarines-95c.
BY Earl Fruit Company: Pears-Bartlett, 81 10
az 70; half boxes, 55c@$l 10. Grapes-Tokays,
SOc6Sl rs: Muscats 50cGS1 05; Seedless, CSC.
Primes eros, 81 so. Peaches - Yellow cling,
81 20.
By Porter Brothers Company: Pears-Bartlett.
81 65@l2 %: half boxes, S5c; Duchess, 81 lG@
! %. Grapes, half crates-Tokays 81 seal as;
Seedless, Gee: Muscats, 75c Pums-Goose 81 rs.
Peaches-S5c61$1 U5. Nectarines-S3cG$1.
BOSTON, MASS, Aug. 2S.-Calfornia green
fruit sold to-day as follows: Gross primes as high
as ST IS; Bar tletts, as high rs 81 3712 averaging
81 20; Tokay grapes, as high as 81 l21a, averag-
ing 81 81