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Ell CR1MEN DE ORc1vA1

drou no esaba dispona ir q la botica Pc
70 por fortuna la esquina de Gale encuentro&
Robelot ell tonelero wen, le die sgueme Me sgui6
ii 10 al senior dos sangras momento despues 81
nor respr6 abr6 los ojos ahora esta acostado
dcho que guerra al senior uez de paz por iba
ahora escape.
-,Y la sehorita Laurencia2-pre ell padre
Plantat sin ser dueno de disimular su emoci6n
Bautista entonces tomo ademan tragco repuso:
-tOh, senores no me habeis le ESQ, es dolorosol
Ell iuez de paz 81 doctor escucharon mas y Sc
prscipitaron dentro de la casa
Tras ellos entr6 Mr. Lecoq habia confado Bautis-
ia su saco de noche.
-Ll6vame este casa del juez de paz listo.
Con 10 cual 81 criado abandon6 ordina1ia cama
echo correr.
Cuando la desgracia entra casa, imprime
toda ella la puerta selo fatal Qulza que Ell
sentmiento de los que les hace vero odo ba
lo un prisma fstal, doloroso.
Mentras Ell m6dico padre Plantat atravezabsn 81
patio les pareca que aquea casa tan hosptaaTia tan
alegre Ia vispera, preseDtaba IN aspecto l1gubre
En- 81 pso superior yefanse luces que pasaban de
la 10 oro que ocupaban los criados de Ia
rita Luca que despues de Mr. Courtos haba sido
1netida de un ataque de nervios.
En- Ell vestfbuIo, una nina de unos ounce amos Que
eraa de Laurencia estaba sentada en- 81 primer
esca6n eubra 81 rostro Ell deantal llorando de-
aesperadamente Algunos criados mudos inn6viles al
aban ALI sin saber que hacer medic de aquea cons
ternac6n general
La puerta del salon, NAL uminado por dos buifas
estaba alberta Con sll6n, unto Ia chmenea, estaba
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GapsgIas Do TsrplHOl
Adrian

Tiene las propiedades dc
la esencis de trement1nA
pero es su &cci6n mas to.
Ierable y mas facl su abb
sorct6ns No ofTece como
Ia esencts de trementina Ell
graVetnconVentsnte de can
sar nausess yVomitoR 4 Los
enfermos
1Anetng iarman6ntiens. 5
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Provision INUTIL

70 vi y afn me parece que la veo,
su nlirada en- amores encendida,
y entire mis- manos, quieta y complaclds,
su mano cual riqufsimo trofeo.
Yovf sus labios de sabor hybleo
brlndar risuenos celestial bebida -.
fYon rasgado el cielo y prometida
toda la dich que sono el deseol
Cantaba el alma, al presentir .su gloria,
cual bosque alegre cuando el sol ayanza
arrollando la uoche en- su victoria.
fTodo cambiol Troc6se la bonanza
en- teinpestadl ... Inferno es IA memor1a
donde pena un amor sin esperanza!
AnELARno LOPEZ EE AYALA
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BIRLIoTnoA "LA CoRRHgPoNDENoIA pn Pro .R1oon .,

Mad Courtos m bien tendida que setada en- e fondo
Junto una de1 las yentanas que caan al lardn estaha
Mr. Courto1s tenddo en- un canape LIE habian ouitado
paIetot cas arrancado las mangas de Ia camsa en- Is
precipitation de sangrarle; Yendaes de ambas san
gr1as cenan sus dos brazos desnudos Junto Ia puerta
hombre vestdo como los bIen acomodados
parecla un POGO corado confuso era Robeot e tonee
10 quen se habia hseho esperar temiendo UNI nueyo
acc1dente.
entrada del padre Plantat sac6 4 Mr Courtois da
estupor que pareca sumido evantoss casi yacian
te, Tue echarse Orazos de amo diciendole con
acento desgarrador:
ian, soy muys desgraciadol
En agunas horas el pobre alcade habfa cambisdo
hasta -el extreme dc no parecer mismo.
No, no aquel hombre risue6o fellz de por Ia
manana que con su mIrada parec1a desaiar al nundo
Convencldo anes de lmportanca estaba ahora abat
DO anonadado s pensamiento vagaDa lncierto en- un
oceano de amarguas
Sin darse cuenta de 10 que deca como IN insensato
repeta:
-lSoy desgracado, muy desgraciadol
ii ancano luez de paz aquet hombre tan acostum-
brado sufrr era e amigo que ciertamente necesaba
tales lnomentos.
Condujo de nuevo 4 Mr. Courtois al -canape ia
mendo una de sus manos Sc esforzaba en- caaar aoue
dolor SIN nmtes Recoldaba aqual padre lnfoltunaao
que 81 muJer Ia companera de Vda Ie ouedaba para
orar con e "a poDre ha uerta recordapaie Que tenla
vlvlr. -
H Pero aqvel pobre padre no estaba eli aouellos mo-
Iue dlslpande un Psco 0oor, repuso;
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RIliaras do Tarplna

~ HSASA4 4Ce8bs
6,odeTosomod11icador dor de las
Intermediates de las MEM
dramas mucosas, Organo
rsspfr&tOrtos y Was ur1na-.
EiAa. En lss afecciones del
4IgAdo y della Yejtga reem-.
plaza con yentaJa i 5odas
iAs preparedness & base
10 brs& = trementina.
SOCiHdad iIalGeSa Dc
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La RluUenee8d0rO, J8ssS 8sl43 fssssss R8dssass &
Fortaleza 2 San Juan, Puerto Rico Rsmsro, Lsupsesa

Ell DICGIONARIO DE FLECTRIGIDAD Y MAG
NEIIsMO de i LEFEeRE, que con tanto acierto pu-
bHca la casa editorial Basllg Baslltere os de Ma
drd es obra tan eomplea clara que bien po-
dra llevar el nombre de Enciclopedia electrical >
Acabamos de recibr las entregas 33 40 Reconocemos
que es una obra indispensable para todo ell mundo
puesto que contiene multitud de datos sobre Eec
ricidad que encuentran ninguna obra nj die
cionario Espafa Agente general en- esta isa seno
res Fraie Hermanos Y c.. San Jose MIN. Is Juan.
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9FES0 a IA P18AESA

E que qlliera tomar CARE PuRo de la verdadera "a
brica "a EcOnonssca de A. Perez c.. que Sc fje ben
los psquetes frascos que dicen CAFE de San Sc
bgSti5m nlmero 2I Sc hace esta adyertenca, porque
hay otros paquetes que imitan los nuestros prepa-
RADIOS Cangreios Depositos en- la Capital: Tienda
Tanca esauna la Mulalla de +. F;=-Sol cafetin de
Ochoa Cristo nmero l5 Puerta de TERRA Vicente So
riano, San Maria, srve domicio garantiza Ia pu-
reza del arttculo l5-lO
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!. PoTOs dc GGIRs AdIiaR 8IagRas Dc gRaslRa AdrlaR
Son tan -fnsipidoa mo Excitan el apetttO, rele
lorog como es possible es las fuerzaS, acttVan Isl
AN al alcance de todss las digestion cOmbaten ehcsx
ioTtunas no priyando los mentelss dispepsas at6n
Infermos de los buenos cas- Ia debtl1dad de t0doe e
lfsetos de este g6nero de OrgantAmo general
alE2aAtaei6as -. t*tF
De todaS eItaS preparedness. como igusl
zsRts de Las tan renombraaas aRAsAAa, VEG
gARASn DH EHMoaLoB1MA DH DHsoz1nNG, hay
NsaaRSa gssisats sxistsnCia On ID ACzaditadh
HaFasasS@ ae ETaygG 3 @Gsee6e.
Rlaaa DO zaa BaBloHsso-Fsass. Eusyss-Bless
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Sulturina del DR.. Langlebert
Contene exactamente los mismOs principles que. .el
a1gado de azure, el OOr tetdO cOmpletaments
40 suurosO ordinario ener 81 Inconvenience de al
ieEsI los metsles.
Baflo sulfuroso sin olor
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TABAg.0 EN- RAMA

Del Rio de u Plata, Coner1o Y Caguas, y
provisiones Ell general Al por mayor DETAIL
vende 4 precios m6dicos, Azsiaadro Sudres, San
Francisco So l5-l2
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joss Ga1aa1nao

A G Y = ~
FABRICAETE ALMAGENIsTA soMBR ERos
COA1ISI0NISTA EN- GENERAL. Casa establecida en-
1884 Esta casa es Ia fndadora puede decise de Ia in
dusria de Sombreros ejidos paja del pals. Sos
tene 80 senoritas tejedoras de sombreros, de Cabo
rojo y espera 10 maestros de Ia Habana que des-
tnaran 4 dar forma los dichOs sombreros.-V Ventas
alpor mayor.y detale para toda la Isla 81 extran
lero Habra taInbien siempre gran surtido de for
ros badanas, cntas sales, azfre toda clasc de in
gredentes para sombrereria-Pi Pidansesm smuestras. Sc
Venden muy barato
Directions: ID. Jose Canine. Plaza de Armas,
MAYAGUEZ
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soluci6n u charada de aver: DI-NA-M MI-TA
lden II jeroglf6co: Z Cato con guantes no
caza ration
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AL PJBIICO

Por convenir mis- intereseg. .queda revocado eli
poder que tenia conferfdo don Carlos Rola Otero,
como apoderado mio, en- Ia Succession Marin, 10 que p-
bhco para general conocimiento Vieques Abrl 1894
SO ACTJJEIlA MARIN.
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mines upon this mountain, which give
promise of becoming great producers;
but a. present only the De Lamar mi
ming campany's group has mill, and
the production OF the camp is now sole.
" from this one company. The value
of the production from this company's
mines is about one million dollars per
year.
Besides the De Lamar company's
mines there are several other groups OF
claims sufficiently developed to warrant
the prediction that in a short tims the
production of the camp will be very
greatly increased, The ores of the dis
trict predominant in gold, containing
about go per cent in GOLD TO 40 in silver.
SILVER CITY.
The mines at Silver City are situated
on two mountains. Florida lying west
and War Eagle east ofthe town. The
Oldest discoveries of the precious tails,
in the county were made on the " ar
Eagle mountain, thirty years ago, and
for several years the camps upon that
mountain were immense producers.
After experiencing several years of vi
cissitndes they began again to come
to the front two or three years
ago and have now again assumed great
prominence. Enterprises now begin 10
to promise TO make that mountain
again great producer. Among the
most pror'inent propertiee on War Ea- |
gle are the Poorman group, the Orc
Elmo, the Chariot, Minnesota, Mahog-
any and Cum berland. Many other
properties are valuable. !
ON FLORIDA MOUNTAIN
are three great and steady produc
groups of properties. the Black Jack,
Trade Dollar and Tip-Top, the latter
recent discovery is already famous as
one of the greatest properties in the
county. Besides the above there are at
least dozen other very valuable prop
critics, only waiting capital and enter
prise to bring them to the front.
BOULDER DISTRICT.
This is new district, situated about
en- miles southeast of Silver City.
bout thirty men are now employed in
he district developing claims which
re showing up very satisfactorily. The
district covers considerable extent of
erritory. The lodges are large and the
nost of them are gold producers. Those ]
lost familiar with the district main
ain that ii will prove very valuable
ne.
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Senator John P. Jones expresses his
opinion of President Cleveland and
John Sherman in the following fan-
guage "Allow me TO ask you what
you think of Mr.. Cleveland, senator?p
cleveland is an honest goldhug,
insensibly influenced by his Wall Street
Interests. He is the Assyrian hill of
the age with the skull which is bone all
the way through.
''Jobn Sherman will not figure as a
great financier in history, will he Sc =
ator?v
sherman is man of small ideas
be is thoroughly supetfic al When |
called down the 'cuckop' senators in nv
eight days speech in the great debate
prior to the repeal of the purchasing
clause of the Sherman act (Which AS
all there was of the biIl) asked Sen.
ator Sherman, who sat right in front of |
me, where were all these boards If |
silver that were to be poured into this +
country. He arose and swinging his
arms IN the air, exclaimed, Every
where.' That vas rather
Hlppant reply for the senator from
he great state OF Ohio TO make to sneb
question on such grave subject.n-
Silver State.
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THE DE LAMAR NUGGET.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1894.
DeLamar, Nevada. Dots.

Pipe for the water main is ordered
and is expected to arrive within the
next two weeks.
Our Justices court has about as mnch
business to engage its attention as any
other similar Office in the, county.
Arrangements are made by the De-
quantities of freight hom Milford and
other points.
John Shier, the Silver Party candi-
date for recorder is out on another trip
among his constituents. He will make
general tour of the county during the
present monts.
Lumber from Salt Lake continues to
pour in for the DeLamar Company. 1t
will be used principally in the con-
struction of its reduction works. The
output of our local mill will be- easily
absorbed for building aud general pur-
poses about town.
The flagstaff is reported to be looking
better and the ore seam to be improv-
ing both in, appearance and quality.
The lessees are following the Boss vein
into the mountain with very good pros
pects for opening up good body of
ore.
Hon. ]. E. Jones, the Silver Party
nominee for governor, was with as on
Saturday. He came personally in con-
tact with nearly every voter 10 the dis
trict and by his pleasant manner and
address made many friends. Their is
a good healthy sentiment in this camp
In favor of many of the Silver Party
nominees, and General Jones is one of
them.
Judge Talbot was looking over the
district generally last Saturday. He is
the nominee of the Silver Party for re-
election to the Office of district indge |
for Lincoln, White Pine and Eiko |
counties, with good chances of success. I
Judge Talbot has occupied the bench
In this district for the past four years
and during that time, by the fairness
and business of his decisions has made
and retains many friends.
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IN me District Court of the Third Tudfcia
Dlstrlct OF the State OF Idaho In and for tht
County OF Owyhee. wy
Josephine Maysenholder, PLAINTIFF
| John "A. Maysenholder, defendant.
The Sta'e of Idaho sends greeting TO John
a. maysennolder, defendant
foa are hereby summoned and reouJrad 70
aPPe ar in an action brought against Won bv
shld plainiiH, in The said District Court and
70 answer the com plant of the above named
plaintiff, III d therein, within len dsvs ieyI
elusive OF the day of sprvice) after the servica
On yon OF this Summons, il served within
tnIs county; or If served out OF this Connfv
Dut Wlhln this JUDICIAL District within
sswenty days; or If served elsewhere, Within
The said action is brought to dissolve the
DohdS OF matrimony, existing between Won
ana plaintiff on the ground OF desertIon sSai%
ueserton being slleged TO have taken place
on or about the 18th day Of Decern ber ig90
ana 10 nave continued ev0r since Also Tor
tne custody ~ the five minor children iasue
OF your marriage with PLAINTIFF and for such
PcTidph Oh your properly, cons sting Of a ranch
on Oh laO acres on Cow creek. in OWyhee County
Auaho' as may be equitable and Just
And your are hereby notified that If Won
ihI 70 appea- and answer said complaint as
above required he said plaintiff will annJv
10 The Court for the relief demanded FP''
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
District Court Of the Third Judfciai
Dis rict of the State OF idaho in
SEAL and for the County Of Owybee
thls Z1th day of August in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight |
hundred and ninety-four
X. II. LEONARD, JR., Clerk
u NJ. HAYS, attorney for plaintiff, ,
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The sonth Mountain Lumber Compa.
ny is now prepared to fill all orders for
Fongh and dimension lumber, in Della.
mar or Silver City, or any owyhee min.
Ing camp. Address all orders to South
Mountain Lumber Company, DeLamar,
or apply to VIM. Henderson, who will
have charge of the lumber yard in De
Lamar.
DeLamar, May IL, 1894.
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Executors Notice.
Estate of Napoleon ConfoncIn M

Estate OF napoleon ContancIn. Deceased.
nientary on the estate of Napoleon Contan-
S eiLm, deceased, were granted TO Che under
1tsn e on the slst day of January. 1891 nv
OF Idaho. o"Snee county. state
es ~ persons having claims agaI at said
IRE required To exhibit them to me for
H ha ,Ctounly; Idaho within ten months ara,
eve uhee Oh This notice, or they shall be for.
rms 18th, day Of April, 1894.
:, Executor of the late VIII and Testaman9o,
NapoIson ConEnoin, deceased.
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DeLamar. May 10, 1894.
Receivers Sale of Mining Property.

Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue of n
T eSree OF dissolution of cOpartnershfp here
,lO ,.l +. sullivan, and order of sale Of their
III ,in s.g property consisting offhe"PhNiipsS
larson mining district, Owyhee cnunty
!! ~ no' ~ p stipulated minimum price Of
~. W payable as follows: one third cash ar
and one third in one year Sealed bidS 10,
SAD SAD property wiz he received by me nj
t hoIse ssitv, ldHho until the goth dav II Octo
per, lo9i Condi Ions Of said sale NV he
seen seen ~ any time by applying to the under
BOISE, IDAHO, B. s. HOWE
Sept, l6th 1891. Receiver
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ROOSTER COMB,

Nine miles north of De Danaar. and
only three or four miles west of the
stage station on Reynolds creek, is a
district three or four miles long, by per-
haps half that width, where the granite
has been pushed to the surface through
the surrounding porphyry rock, and o.
yer nearly all this granite have been
found and located veins of quartz which
carry very high grade ores, principally
gold. The ores are refractory in char
acter and the small amount of expert
menting which has bern done on them
has not yet developed cheap plan of |
reducing them. When the proper meth
ed of treating these ores has been dis
closed this will undon btedly prove one
Of the greatest mining districts in tile
,onnty. The veins are numerous, ex-
end the entire length of the granite,
md nearly all of them sample yerv
Ugh in grade.
ePALa.
A mention of the resources of Owyhee :
ouhty would be far from complete q
'lthont the statement that the Opal o
lines located within its boundaries,
re by far the richest and most extern Il
We ever found on the continent. f,
thousands ofthe largest and finest gems q
yer found in America baye come from
le mines about fonr miles from Warm
I'll l..
'ilIiant aud display a wealth and vari-
OF co!oring seldom seen in these
ms.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-13
alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Thru judicial
District Of the State OF Idaho, In and for the
County OF owyhee. ''- Wv
JOsephine MaYsanhnldar rnlnintItc -
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-13
aRuNEAU CANYON

which it traverses for distance of sew
enty Eve miles. This grand canyon,
though out little known to fam, is one
Of the sublimest stretches of scenery on
the continent second only in length
and depth to the lannon's Colorado Can
yon. Il is grand assure whose walls
OF basaltic rock rise above the Stream
IN many places to height of fully 1000
feet while the distance from wall 10,
wall IS scarcely half that distance. lis
length of seventy five miles has never
been traversed by man. Leaving the
canyon this beautiful river debouches
into