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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-23
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oolefnne conr1ernorac10n
q Washington
!. .Un arlnOniOS1 himlO fu6 can
tado Dor los eSCOlafeS
tDs as1estg0 cOrrsspOnsaD

& Z 8
Febrero % Eu honor de g .orgs
Washir g son hoy 90 de Feb ero tuvo
lug&r en- eAts pobIaci6n y en- II Es'
cnalA GeAdn&aa de ManAtf la fiesta
del nStalieio de Washington Il cual
qued6 explendida con nm gran pd'
blico en- el qae Ne hallabAn Las dis
tiuRuidas familiss Lopez, Ramos
CAsaliAs, Bonhpme, Cuebas y Col6n
Gl sefior inspector aconpsn nado de
otro sef1nr americana, el senior pre-
sidente de la Junta escolar don En-
riqua Villamil y nueatrA professors
de in9' 6s Mi 10 Johnson y 0trAs ree.
sonas respetables, de estA loeali1ad.
Ss OantAron vArios himuos entire
eI,os uno nuevo. il Act0 empes6
por ell aiscnrBo del senior Presidents
de ID Junta essolar. La figuieron
VI los min os con muy bonitos dis.
oursos, entire elios Ell de la simp4 iea
Rosario Rosado, Manuel Dksila y
Catalina Santh e primero y Tar
zero de estos se refs fsn 6 sl inmor'
tsl Abranm Lincoln.
Daspusa pr0nunci6 nm elocuen
ta diseursO oil sen or don Luis B
Gambia professor de este pueblo
tee ando algunos puutos ce lA his :
toria de Roma y de Rus hombres:
entire elloa Lncio ". liam ado tam
bien ell Lincoln de 10 Roma. r. Sc
nor principal don JED, Maria RI
drigut pronunci6 m discurso en- el
cuaI dijo que II mujsr contribufa
mucho IL adelanto de ID pAtria an
sen sndo & sus hfjos amarla y 6
serle dtil. TAmbi6n NOS die que
debismos imitar los patriotas don
Roman B de Castro y el doctor b.
tAnses.
Cerr6 el acto con al himuo de
nuestra querida y desvanturada tie.
IRA, tocado por la banda irfantil que
dirije al repntado prof ,sor don Cam
dido Acevedo. Al tocAr la eBoriu.
qusns hubo grandes aplausos. Nues
trO MAESTRO para obseq uiarn0s NOS
llev6 6 su casa proporsion6ndonos
an ratio de- alegrfa.
Nosotros danos las grAcias & nues
tros aprsciAbles profssores quienes
venog SON muY pAtriotas y aeoge.
mos esos pnnt0s para ser algun sfa
util & In pAtria 10 nuAl se ve hoy
oprimida por sl gobierno de 10 g ran
rspd 5lics. Bisn por los pre- fssores!
Don VHgilio RHmos CAsellas ma.
nifiests que es inexacto que 10 causa
do 10 separation de los tres panRae-
ros fe6ta motivada porous ellos per
tanecieran 6 10 bsr 8 dca y dtif institu-
Dion de B mbaros, d . 10 que es 81
nm factor importantfsimc; sino de-
bfao fAl % de cumpiimiento en- Ell
trabaio & ellos encomendAdo.
A aoehe como 6 les doee COZ .aie'
ron mAtrimon'o cst5lico en- esta
Iglesia los j6vsnss F4ancisco Astol
y II simp1ticA y bella seilorita Con.
sualo Ce5oll sro.
Una luna IL miel eterna asseAmos
{ los desposados.
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P E S A M z

hi sefior JIse Nieves, de Gales,
pAsA por 10 pena de- haber perdido
ana hija, dsspuss de cuJa sensible
&esgracia, se hs trasladAao al cam.
po, donde pasar& uua temporada,
Ella CorrespondenciAs elvf, su
sentido re same Al selior Nieves y fA-
mi;ia, desekndoles cristiauA resigna
ci6a por 10 irrsparable pSrdida dc su
virtuOsA hija.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-23

Dignidad boer

Pretoria, Fsbrero 18 N gobier.
no ha { fteeido paestoa en Ell Onnseio
legislative 6 los generates Botha,
Dslarey y s mite.
Los generates bcsrs por unAnimi.
dad acordAron 70 acaptAr puesso
&aguno del gobierno, hkcientO cons.
tar que dicho C1nseio no estAbA
tornado de la meior msnera para
defender los iuterases del pals.
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RObO de CaballOS

De- IL est&ncia de don Psdro No.
rales, barrio de San Anton, Ponce,
desaparscieron en- 10 noche de- aver
tres caballos de los SEN 40 sigaientes:
Una pareia de color colorado; uno
do los cabalIos tiene los euAtro CO.
hos bianeos. y un lucero en- la feen.
to: GRIN y cola negrAs.
ELotro caballo. de 10 pArsja, tie.
ne los cuAtro cAbos meg eos, y ana
cicatrix On IL pata derechx dslantera.
III otro cRballo, de los tres. es
rucio moro.
Sc supone qae estos eabalIos han
sido robAios.
Ls persona q ae' entragus dichos
eabalios & "a duef1 citaao, 8 le de
noticias sobre sl paradero de ellos.
terra gratifi sada de una manera &C.
nerosa.
Ponce Fsbrero, 81 de 1908.
D..1O.1.
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Mexico solicita
el patron orc

Los o. n res Earique G. Creel y
e neterio de 10 CARA, dieron una
comida en- sl w Ardorf- Astoria & unos
cuArenta banqaeros y comereian tss
de los E ,tados Unidos, y otros re.
presen sAntes lficiales de muehos
paises que tienen por base In pAta
los cuales est&n en- relaciones CON
los E.tados q Ulidos.
L % ss11orss Cresl y Le Gl,za han
estado "a NV Yo k y en- Washing
u algnnAs smanas como comisio'
nAdos del gobierno mt xicsno para
el arregio DO a'ganos planes de Por
firio Dlaz y 81 Ministro de Hacienda
sef1or mantour, entire clos el
de plAntear el patron oro en- Me
xico. Al aar este paso el gob.srno
me xtcano, qaiers qus los demAs pai.
ses q ae hoy tienen por base 10 plata,
1e Ayuden en- su empress y hsgAn
elios 10 mismo.
El sefior Cfeel y ell SET or Ll g
70, estkn muy sati ,fscho de 10 buena
acogida, one tAnto et gobierno de
Washington como los h0mbres de
negocios les han brindado.
I'm asta imnrenta ne yaude pAp0l
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Carlos TOrO

Hemos tsnido el Rusto de sAluaar
por esta re- iAcci61 s nuestro estimA.
DO comps d aro don Carlos, ,Toro Fer.
nAndez, que ha vsnido 6 esta ciudAd
asuntos particulares. Dssekmosle
grAtA estancia en- San Juan.
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Febrero 90 de 1902.
Al C1nsejo Eiecutivo de Pso Rico
HonorAb 90 sefIores:
Con { il hi de hoy hsmos airigidc
6 In Honorable C&mara de DaleRA
dos de Puerto Rico el siguiente Cd
critic:
sDon Nicolas Santini Torrss, 70.
cino de Ponce y Adminis trador dc
de la s'Comps MS Industrial de Pto.
Rico, !" expons & Ii considers aci6n dc
uste les el signients casO:
<La compcnl que admins t.o.
nombr6 6 mites 6 snsrales suycs au
San Juan s los ssf1ores Sores. de L.
VialRmil s. Co y puso 81 servioio de
esa agsncia como dependianta suxi-
liar al senior don Vicente Cktala.
sEl Tssoro de Puerto Rico por
medic de su sgenta Sr WarzRla, NOS
ha exigido una patsnts de $48 por el
sostenimisnto de este dependiert te
&uxiliar.
sAhora bien: esta Compafifs, qus
sc dedica 6 la elab oraci6n de olga.
rrlllOs y tabAcos, est& constituida
por los ae d pres Sores. de Msyol
Hmnos & Co. que adam&s de eontri-
buir & las cArgas insulares por al
capital que ellos poseen, pagan Il
pAtente $4o como vsndedores de los
productos de su f6brics, y por esta
misma satiafAcsn 81 municipio dc
Ponce una cuAntiosa contribution.
sLos ssfiorss Sores de L. Villamil
q co rue strOs agentas sn San Juan,
ps 6 An nj Tssoro tambi6n, 10 patente
menciOnaAa como expenditures de
nuestros produ ctcs,
sJComo es que se nos exige asf :.
mi smo 81 psgo de igual patsnte 6
nosotros pol el nero hscho de hsber
proporcicnado & los sel1ores Scras
L. Villamil & Co. un auxilar para
fAcilitarles Ell neg ,cio que por noso
tros representa-?
lei este mediansmenta iusto y
CO aitAtivo!
sSi 10 "CompAflfa Iadusttis." de
Paerto Rico, pusisra al servicio de
sus aGentss en- San Juan dos, custro
sels ocho mf 1E de cuerdR para
conducir las cajas de gigarrilloa &
las casas G mpradoYas, por eada un0
de estos mozos de eusrda habris de
psgAr In Compa MIA Industrial de
Puerto Rico tambi6n $48 de patentei
sLA Oompsfifa Industrial de Pto.
Rico que tan poderosamente contri.
buye q enriquecer los tesoros insu.
lares y municipales de la Isla, aesea
sahcr hasta que punto pusde apre.
t&rsele el cueilo CON eli doRal con-
<Y llama 10 atenci6n de 10 Lseis
lAtura puartorriqusiia hae'a este
Rsunto de vital intsr65 para sl pre-.
sente y el porvenir industrial de
Paerto R.eo.
sSi los inaustriales no sc NOS
protege y ampara contra esa clase
lie impuestos, sepamos al manos con
precic.o 4 cuales y cuantag son las
:argAs que debsmos soportar:
"A los legisladores aa Paerto Ri.
80 toca 10 aclaraci6n. Y ellos sega.
ramente 10 har&n sin tardanza, por.
que tienen perfscts eoncisncis de
sus de sus deb sres ,
Firmado. &C Compafifa Industrial
ae Paerto Rico. RE spetuosamente,
N SontinS
Administrators
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Sc venden

Tipos do imprenta, HsAaos, on
busn sstAdo, 6 30 pesos el saintal.
% venaen en- esta imprenta.
Tambi6n las cajas para alps.
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SeeStableCe una tahODa
ReguladOra en- UtuadO
Fiestas escolares dedica-
das q la mernoria de
Washington
(Ds maestro eorresponsal)-

Febfero, 81. En- vista de que los
fAbricantes de pan tienen monopo-
liz ado 6sta induatria, el Conceio hR
resuelto 10 installation de una tAho
ma reguladora para imponer moral.
dad y defender los intereses del con-
sumiAor.
Seguramente que el &rtfeulo ser&
mas parAto y melor, pues hasta 10
fecha % caro- y malo.
Con- motivo del ma tAlicio de Was
eseolarss muy bien orgsnizaaas y
AirigidAs.
Asi,timos al acto que result6 bne
NO como tpdos los que se llsvAn
6 cAbo baio 10 direction del compe.
tente cuAaro de mRestrOs de estR
ciuaad.
Opinamos que esa fiesta rasulta-
rian mas lucidas y mas solemnes ri
90 cireulAran invitaciones, por 10
menos entire los padres de los niflos.
So eneuentrA entire nosotros 81
captain de lA Policia Insular sel1or
Molina, amigo particular nuestro,
que viene en- asuntoa del ssrvi sio.
SalaTA hoy mismo unA reuorrida
por ciertos bArrios.
Como rumor circnla 10 noticia del
ascenso 6 Official del sArRanto PAdial
que prest& diariamente servicios en-
10 jarisais sion, cAsi siempre en- CON-.
pafiia de uuo 6 dos guArdias.
Ell sArgento PAsi.l Oh objsto de
generates simpatias por an corree
Ci6n en- el cumplimiento de su dsber.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-23

TARJETAS de Visits CON sobre
Y dn ellos, 20 hasen On SLa Co
f'ssDendsaslss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-23
JOSE S, MERA

ARECIBO p r.
Importador directo de Fsrretarfa y
Qaincalla de Earopa y u. q.
VsntaA nj detail y al por mayor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-23
A los NotafloS

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
en- colores se hacen & Il 6raan en-
La CORRESPONDENCE.
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Alzada que preSelta
al COnsejl EjecutlTO
Una iIlportante trina de Ponce
Ha P gado para IN mis-
mo negoci J dos pa
tentes y SC le ha
cobrado una
tercera
DESEA SABER nHASTA QUE
PUNTO PUEDE APRETAR.
Sc Ell DCGAL CON rRl-
BUTIVO"

El senior Santini Torres, representante
de Ia "Oompanla Industrial manu-,
taoturera de Ponce, ha elevado al
OonSei0 EjeoutlVola siguiente alzada:
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En- esta imprenta se vande papsl
yieio & S2.4 quintal y
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-15
DR.. w. F. RIPkE.
Office: Grand Valley National Bank block

Through shipping cars to Houston.
Texas. via Wichita. Ell Reno and Fort
Worth, leave Denver daily 8 80 p. IN.
via Rock Island Sytsem For informa
tion call on or write Hal S. Ray. Gen.
Agt.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-15

The band concert Saturday night
was enjoyed by a large crowd.
Samuel G.. McMullin has returned
from short business trip to Colorado
Springs.
A number of people living in this
city have been looking for Virgins
predicted flood.
G. H. Arthur, the druggist. return
ed from a business trip to Salt Lake
City Sunday morning.
W. J. Began, the exclusive farm
dealer of the Grand Valley, spent
Sunday at Glenwood Springs.
b. F. Jay left for Grand Mesa yes
terday morning to look after his du-
The funeral services of little Susan
NJ. Smith took place from the under
taking parlors of A. L. Gourley yes
terday.
Mrs. Ray. who has been employ ed
as stenographer for Began, Gaines
and company left Sunday for her home
in the East
Rev. J. T. Coulter of Gunnison
will be the new NJ. E. mini ;ter at De
Beque. He preached his first sermon
there Sunday.
John d. Reeder of DeBeque spent
Sunday in Grand Junction. Mr.
Reeder still has warm spot in his
heart for this city.
'Wild Jim" from Texas gave an
exhibition of his skill as a saddle king
of the Lone Star state on the streets
today He is selling his life history.
The weather so far this summer has
not brought forth the usual smile on
the face of the ice man. Grand Val
ley weather has been delightful. and
all things point to very short heated
period.
J. W. Osborn spent yesterday in
Fruita. He reports one of the heavi-
est rains in the lower valley last
night that has taken place there in
years The roads were running rivers
and every thing was flooded.
The water in the Gunnison has been
rising since yesterday at a lively rate
and last night was within one foot of
the floor of the pump house. Should
it get into the pumping station it
10 ha ri tu
supply.
r. P. Davie. president of the West
ern Sugar company, is doing good
work throughout the state in adver-
tising the Grand Valley as heet
growing section of Colorado. Over
A, 900 acres of beets will be planted in
Mesa county next wear.
The lady friends of the local lodge
of Elks will entertain the members
this evening with Library social. "
Each Elk is supposed to bring bound
volume as gift to library for use
| i'll the lodge room. 1t promises to
be social session of most delight
| full kind.
Sunday morning while workmen
were filling up trench at the new
Steele building opposite the postoffice,
with team and an iron scraper the
team slipped into the trench and it
was difficult job getting the horses
out. The accident attracted large
crowd.
Children's Day was duly observed
at the Presbyterian church yesterday.
The edifice was handsomely decorated
with flowers and plants and the little
folks did themselves proud. splen-
did program was carried out both
morning and evening. The exercises
at the Baptist church took place in
the evening and that church was
tastefully decorated.
Anthony Arnett, an uncle of Charles
W. Arnett of this city, died in Cali
fornia on Thursday last. Mr.. Arnett
was born at Alsace, France. July Z,
1919. and was consequently SO years
old. He was pioneer of Colorado
coming to the state i'll 1860 from Hi
nois. Since 1864 he has been resi-
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-15

Many persons fail to find relief from
headache in the use of favorite reme-
dies which cure for others. The cause
is not the one supposed. Eye strain
produces more headaches than all
other Irregularities of the human
system combined. The only perma-
nent cure is properly adjusted glasses.
DIR. Ripke corrects any visual defect
which may cause headache.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-21
EDGEWOOD.

The special Lenten service held at the
church OF the TRANSPORTATION on Broad
street last night were largely attended.
and were conducted by Rev. Charles A.
Denfeld
The first launching OF the season will
probably be today, when Mr.. George
Darling's noted cat-boat "Mblem" is TO
be put overheard after a long season OF
inactivity. Mr. Darling is 10 have her
rugged Immediately aaa-pp4n- -pEahahl1-ea
JOY some early spring sailing before the
other fellows have commenced TO scrape
their bright work.
Considerable curiosity was expressed
yesterday at the gala appearance OF the
big English tramp steamers. which are In
chored in plain view OF the bluffs.
During the afternoon strings OF various
colored flags were broken out from the
rigging OF the big craft at Pomham and
the larger one off Crescent park till they
looked as gay as the flag ship Of yacht
squadron. ladies day"
Several fine residences are going up at
desirable points along the bluff overlook
ing the river and two OF the more nota-
BILE ones are at either side OF the bank
overlooking the anchorage OF the EHge-
wood Yacht club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-21

Life to Testify OF the Truthfulness OF
our Communion With God" All are
welcome
Westminster and Woodbury. Memorial
churches. Adelaide avenue, George Will
Ham Kent minister-10, s s: 10:45. SER
vice: sermon, Henry Ward Beecher."
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints chapel. on Bellevue
avenue-Regular morning service omitted
for funeral; s. 1890; preaching, 1880, by
Ed Geo w Robley
Bell street chapel-Services, 3. Rev Clay
MacCauley will preach: subject THE
Motive Force OF Jesus Christ"
Christian Catholic church, Rev John
Alexander Dowie. general overseer-Rev
VIM Hammer Piper, overseer OF New
England district. will conduct devine ser
Vices in American han, 266 Weybosset
street, every Lords day, at m All
welcome. Seats free.
Union Gospel Mission. 30 Eddy street,
Blue Point dlstrict-Service, 7:45, with
food for the hungry
Gospel hall. 232 Cranston street-Break-
ing Of Bread meeting. l0:30; 5 and Bible
class l2;l5; Gospel preaching. z; Wednes-
day, 7:i5. Gospel meeting.
Hebrew Mission. $50 North Main street
Open FOR Jewish inquirers after the
truth as Il Is in Jesus. Rabbi Goldberg
In attendance, e.
French Mission. 2ss weybosset street
Preaching service, 3. hS~N n Aubin; S s,
AIS.
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How Mrs. PlnkI,am Helped Mrs. McKinny.

feel write
suffered terribly
nofa in
without
medicine Godend
ing viii others Lydia f. Pnkhans
MILDRED
St.. N Francisco, CAL" March l901e
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
anything about which would like
write Pnkham Address
advice advice always helpful.
X.1!IlIIl - 49,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-21
THE WOMAN IN WHITE 4
BY WILLIAM W. COLLINS. 3
BY WILLIAM w. COLLINS.

"A woman in lavender-colored
gown"
mo. no." interposed the second man.
'"rhe clothes we gave her were found on
her bed She must have gone away in the
clothes she wore when she came 10 us. In
white. policeman. A woman In white
"I haven't seen her. sir"
III YOU, or any OF your men meet win
the woman stop her. and send her, In
careful keeping, 20 that address. III pay
all expenses. and fair reward INTO the
bargain"
The policeman looked at the card that
was handed down 10 him.
why are we 10 stop her sirT What
has she done?"
Done, She has escaped from my asy-
um. Don't forget a woman In whlte'
Drive on"
CTo be continued)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-21
NOW RUNS THE BUSINESS.
~. j. Hughes Succeeds Thomas w. Chacs
& Co., Talors OF This City.

". J. Hughes. for the past TWEEN "
years connected with the firm of Thomas
w. Chace e. Co. tailors and importers.
at the rooms l00-i02 Landerdale build
ing. OF this city. has succeeded them
in the business and IS now owner and
sole proprietor
He IL showing at his place of business
the most select and up-to-date patterns
of sultings IN the city. These designs
cannot be duplicated in the city. and
they are made up IN the usual excellent
style that this up to-date firm has been
noted for In the past
MIR. Hughes makes n special showing
Of select fabrics for spring and many are
the patterns displayed TO the public.
a large number of friends are con-
graduating him and wishing him every
succ ss IN his new enterprise
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-21

Y NJ c A binldlnR4 Mems meeting
with address ON Men who Overcame."
by Hezekiah Butterworth OF Boston, and
cornet solos by Bowen II Church: i:i5.
Boys rally.
Mission OF the Coming King. S27 Broad
street--i0i5. prayer and conference: 2:f5
speaking by Mrs Mary NJ Bradshaw and
others. extra singing: 7:S0. speaking by
welcome.
The Providence Spiritual society
meets IN Columbia hall. corner OF Rich
mond and Weybosset streets. Lecture
by Mss Susie G. Clark OF Cambridge.
Mass az 2;S0 and 7:9o.
Broad Street Christian, q A Conibear.
pastor-Worship with sermon 1915. 8 $.
1918; Y s G ". $50. evening service.
7:@. sermon in story, Phillip Drew's
Temptation"
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist. 20
Bridgham street Service. 1913: subject.
Reality"
First Church OF Christ. Scientist. $50
Bowen street-Service, iO:H; subject.
Reality"
Church Of the New Jerusalem. Trinity
square. Rev George $ Wheeler. pastor
Service. 1898; subject. '"ro Every Man.
According TO Ills Several Ability" s,
1913
The Peoples Rescue and Relief Mission.
Church OF 50 John. the Baptist. s9o West
minister street-Sunday services i0.f5:
subject. The Repentance 81 the Nine
vltes." 3. Bible class: 73o preaching by
the pastor. Rev James n Humphrey:
subject I'VE Must Adjoin Holiness Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-21

nervous irritable mother, often on the of mysteries is
unfit for Children ruins chds disposition and
herself The trouble between children and their mothers
often is the has
weakness she entirely unfit the
that governing child involves is impossible anything
help
shattered caused by of the
with baache headache and all kinds and the
of prosTaton
When mother finds that
children
than Pinkhams
This medicine will build
enable calmly handle dsobedien child without The
children will realize the difference seeing mother quiet
will themselves quiet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-21

aHoos tstANo eHve w
co
onmwoo
a. &c WAIRU
Eimwos
ston and Charles
-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-02
Fruit and Produce.
TWTN Corrected daily by c. F. Bell & Co. 2ols
 Morris aVenue).

Corrected daily by O F. Bell & Co.,. 2ols
 Morris avenue) Oranges--California naveIs, $3.2593. .50 seedlings per box, $S.26@3.50. Limes-Per 100. s191.2b.
 Lemons-S60 :.ize. per box. S4.253l.7h Pineapples-s2 per crate. Bananas-Per bunch. culIs eoD75c; stralghts, $l.25GD1.50.
 Dewberries-$1. .5091.75 75 per 24 quarts. Blackberries-$2.0 .00 for 24-quart crate. Huckeberries-s2. 50 per 6-gallon crate. Georgia Peaches-$1 .5OQ2 per six-basket Georgia Plums-Per crate. $1QDl. l.60 New Apples-$2q3 per barrel. Cantaloupes--Florida. per crate, 8. .60@2 Water Melons-15125c each. Caullfower-Per dozen. B. Cabbage-Home-grow $t .o0 per crate. Lettuce-Per crate. si.oo91.50. Egg Plants-Per crate. s. Cucumbers-s1 .50a1 75 per crate omatoes-Florida 6-basket crates s1@ 125; Alabama four-basket crate 50c. Green Peas-Per bushel, $.2b Florida Squash--Per crate, $1Q31. .25. Snap Beans-Bushel hampers. no sale. Peanuts-Fancy. per pound. bc. No. 2 4c. Pecans-?er povnd, loo.
 English Walnuts--Per pound, 1bc Raisins-Per box. s1.70.
 Irish Potatoes-Per bushel, old crop. s5c; new crop, No. 1. s2.75; No. 2. g per bar rel.
 onions-Per pound, new southern, ehc. Peas Blaok-eyed, per bushei, y1 .2b@ 1.50 ss
 Lima Beans--Per pound. Go. Navy Beans-Per bushei. E. 26o0D2. 75. Poultry-Best flyers 2Oc; medium, 12@ 14c; small, s@10c; hens, S0932c. Bntter-Tsest Elgin. 20c; best country, 15d1Sc: cooking. s010c: Jersey. 18920c. Eggs-Fresh 14d15c.
 Honey--1n comb. i0012lkc: strained, SO 10c.