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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-28
For Aching Eyes.

Aching, tired eyes may be greatly ben
Gifted by the application of boraeie acid
diluted with water. When the vision is
dim, or when the eyelids swell or look red.
or when the general feeling Of WEAKNESS
il more or less constant, then an oculist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-28

willie, whom did George Washington
marry?" "The Widow Custis, ma'am".
"Hsd he any chiIdren?D "Yes'm; the
Sons and Daughters OF the Revolution.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-28
HANCOCK BAPTISTs.
Annual Meeting of County Association
win be Held at Brookiin.

Annual Meeting of County Association
win be Held at Brookiin.
The sixty-fifth annual meeting OF the
Hancock Baptist association will be held
Sept. IS and 10. The following pro-
gramme is announced:
Wednesday Afternoon.
Organization. appointment OF nominating
committee
Reading rules of order. Clerk
Anthem ...--.....................- choir
Annual sermon. Kew w Y Westcon
Foreign missions..........Re l. II Hicks. d d
State convention ........... Rev A 7 Dunn, ID ID
The communion service
Its Preparation. Rev L Odds
Its Orderly Observance. Rev X Drew
Its hold on the Christian Conscience,
Rev p S Collins
Its Obligation. REV Z Mitchell
Trsasurer's report. .Dea A J Long
Wednesday Ecening.
Young peoples hour
Praise service. .......,.......... Mrs p Collins
Anthem Choir
Address. Rev Robert vankirk. Rockland
Home missions. Rev F T Lakewood, d ID
Thursday Morning.
Early prayer meeting ............F l. Hodgkins
devotional service. Mrs E Mitchell
Reading church letters
Public society Rev + T Hazewood, ID ID
Report of committee on systematic benevo-
lence
Thursday Afternoon.
Praise and prayer meeting. Drew
Reports of committees
woman's hour. Mrs Reynolds. Mrsc
s McLearn and others will address the
meeting
Sermon. ..............-.....Mrs w Treworgy
Conference of pastors and laymen for con-
sultation. discussion and prayer. Con-
Quoted by...-...... Rev Il Drew
Thursday Evening.
Praise service. Choir
Sunday schools:
The Mission of the Sunday School.
Rev Clarence Emery
b The Young Man who is Not There,
Rev Z Drew
Latent Teaching Ability. Rev David Kerr
"You talk about posters ano your ads upon the
fence,
But they amt the kind o. mediums that appeals
to common sense;
You may talk about your dodgers, and your
circulars and such,
But calculate they don't assist an advertiser
much;
And especially in winter, when the snow is on
the ground,
wonder where your posters and your dodgers
can be found?
But within the cozy homestead, when the parlor
stoves aglow,
The newspaper is read aloud to everyone we
know
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-28

Manset.
Joseph King died suddenly Thursday
night, after few days illness of pneu-
monia. He leaves wife and four chill
dren, who have the sympathy Of a large
circle of friends. Funeral services were
held at the house Sunday afternoon, Rev
F. W. Brooks officiating, assisted by Rev
Clarence Emery.
The month of August has been busy
one for the hotels. While July was not
quite up to the average. August has gone
far ahead of last year. This week, though,
will witness many departures-evidencs
that the summer season is drawing to q
close.
Aug. 26. E.
Green Lake.
@. r. Gould, of Bangor, is in town for a
few days.
A. E Higgins caught five-pound
salmon Sunday.
B. B. Higgins is acting as guide for j.
w. Hayden, jr.
Alien Austin, OF Boston, spent Monday
with Mrs. M. G. Higgins.
J. w. Hayden, jr., and wife, OF Boston
are spending two weeks at the Parkhnrst
cottage.
Aug. n.
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COUNTY NEWS.

For additional County Ns,0.. see other pug e.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-16
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser

Bsssssa at the Postoftice at Honolulu
W.sT., Second-class Matter
esxass Every Morning Except sunday
by the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CONTAIN
yao Helt Block, No So south King St
"A rs YEARSON......Bus Business Manager
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Rar tas United States Gncluding Hawaii
Territory:
xasn5ss ............''.'.''.'-''ss ~ y,
Heestfs .................''''.'.''- W W
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Advertising rates On application
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Shipping Notes.

The Sierra yesterday brought mai
and papers from the 4th to the 9Th, in
elusive.
The Pacific Mail steamship Color
sails for Port Los Angeles today at
o'clock in the morning to bring an
other lot of Porto Ricans to these ISL
ands.
The steamship Zealandia went into
the drydock at San Francisco on the
Sth instant, to be made ready for the
run between Honolulu and the Coast
The steamship M. S. Dollar, built fol-
the Robert Dollar Company, of San
Francisco, was launched at PhiladeE-
phia on the 4th instant.
The American bark c. ID. Bryant
sailed for San Francisco yesterday af-
ternoon.
The gunboat Bennington Will be de-
tached from the Asiastic squadron and
viii sail for the United States on July
1St.
On the 18th instant the zealandia
will sail from San Francisco for this
port, on the regular run.
On the 30th instant the Mariposa will
sail from San Francisco for sydney
via this port, Page Pago and Auck-
land, taking the place of the Sonoma
On the 5th instant the Zealandia ar
rived at San Francisco from this port
after trip of days, 16 hours and %
minutes.
Hereafter the Sierra, Sonoma and
Ventura, of the Oceanic Steamship
Company, are to have black bulls, in
stead of white. The Sierra was paint
ed black when she came into port yes
terday morning.
The steamship Hawaiian sailed from
San Francisco on the 7th instant, for
this port, via Kahului, to load sugar
for New York.
On the 18th instant the steamship
Peru was scheduled to sail from San
Francisco, on the lost Rios run, for
the Orient via Honolulu.
The transport Lawton is scheduled to
sail from San Francisco on the 25th
instant. She will call here.
Wilder's steamer Helene is at the
tt.cn iron Works dock at San Fran
ciS being generally repaired.
army transport Egbert arrived
at 37 Francisco, from China, on the
9th Instant
The be~k Ceylon arrived yesterday
morning from Laysan Island The
round tli9 was made in thirty two
days, and she came from the island In
twelve DAYS. She was becalmed for
threed aya off Kauai
Eight r-2chinists arrived on the ST.
ezra TO work in the Honolulu Iron
49, iNsiiiiCOy idS written the HrDi
that he can send 100 men after the goth
instant. If they are needed.
The w. G.. Hall is laid up. A leak
was discovered after the last trip, and
she will have to be overhauled before
again going to sea.
A party of freight clerks and assist
ants left on the Claudine for Kahului,
last event G, to discharge the steam
ship HaTt an, which has probably ar
rived Their from the Coast.
The foliGsying departed on the Clau-
dine yesterday evening for Maui and
Hawaii ports: Mrs. S. E. Damon, Miss
L. Patty Mrs. F. A. Potter, Mrs. F. E.
Atwater. H. G. Falls, James Lindsay,
J. C. Baird, Miss j. Hanson, Miss NJ
Hanson, S. P. Correa, A. Ahrens, w.
Booth, Mrs. w. Young, Charles Len
nox, Mrs. r. K. Kanui, p. Kealakai-
honua.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

BUILDING LOTS. at all prices. in
all quarters.
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CASTLE ( LANSDALE
Stangenwald Building
The Haw'n Realty and Maturity Co.,
Limited.
Capital s5o.oes. 90. Fully Paid.

WE BUY, SELL AND DEAL IN
Real Estate, Leases. Mortgages. Bonds,
etc. Negotiate Loans, Build Houses,
and make a speciality in our issuance
Of 5000 Investment Certificate, which
we take pleasure In recommending as
the very best proposition Of the day.
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Wednesday, May L.
o. S. S. Sierra, Houdlette, for Page
Pago, Auckland and Sydney
Am. blk. Snow and Burgess, Olsen. for
the Sound in ballast
Am, blk. C. D. Bryant, Culley, for San
Francisco with sugar.
Br blk. sWoolIahra, Thompson, for Eu-
reka.
III stmr. James Makee, Tullett, for
Kauai.
II. stnr, Niihau. Thompson, for Ka-
uaI
w. stmr Claudine, Parker, for Maui
and Hawaii ports
TO SAIL TO-DAY.
P. NJ. 8. s. Colon, McKinnon, for Port
Los Angeles, at a. m.
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For particulars, apply at our ONCE.
80 King street, upstairs OF Castle &
Cookies, room 2. Phone Main al. p.
o. Box 262.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
U. 8. tug IroQuois, Pond. Midway ISL
and, August s.
MERCHA NTMEN


(This list does not include coasters.)
--bner Coburn, Am. sp., Murchison.
Newcastle, May II.
Alice Cooke. Am. schr., Penhallow,
Port Gamble, April "a.
cambridge, Am. schr., Pisagua, May
II.
Ceylon, Am. bk., Willer, Laysan Island,
May Is.
Carrollton. Am. bk.. Jones, Tacoma.
May 8.
Colon, P. M S. s., McKinnon, Port Los
Angeles, May 13.
Hesper, Am. bk., Sodergren, Newcastle.
Highlands. Br. bk., Smith. Newcastle,
May 6.
Philippine, Am. schrr.. Larsen, Port
Gamble, May Q.
Palmyra, Am. bk.. Kellar, Newcastle.
May 1.
S. N. Castle, Am. bkt., Nielsen, San
Francisco, May 6.
5. D. Carleton, Am. sp.. Amesbury, Ia
coma, April IA.
Tellus, Ger. bk.. Nielsen, Hamburger,
April 80.
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FOR RENT.

On Lunalilo street, two-story cot
tage; three bedrooms; modern plumb
ing.
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Shipping INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Wednesday, May Is.
o. s. s. Sierra. Houdlette, from San
Francisco, May 9; time days, Is hours.
Am. blk. CeyIon, Wil1er, IL days from
Laysan 1slanu.
IL stmr. Noeau, wyman, from Ka-
snai.
III stmr. Mikahala. Gregory. from
Kauai.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,

NEW Groom house on Queen street.
Waikiki side of the Honolulu Brew
cry; also, two cottages on premises.
Apply to Q. Sellers, plumber, 472 Ber-
etania street. Telephone White s01.
6S52
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

May A. No, 90S2-K. Akana to K. Ka-
wahinekoa; kul. 1850 (2-S acre., Kamo-
ouli, Honokohau, Maui. Consideration
Si20
No sos2a-J K Ntoehau and wife to
Wong Feart; r. p. 6291 kul. 1887 az
loQ, Anahola. Hawaiian, Kauai Con-
siderauon S45.
kul. 1905. Kualoa, Koolaupoko, Oahu.
Consideration s25.
No. s0S7-Yee Wo Co. to Hama Planta-
ton Co; r. P. 1910 (o-4 acre., U4alno,
Hama Maui. Consideration $3.50
No. 9o9o-Minnie Desky to F. j. Low
rev tr.; lot 81 Corner Y, luer avenue and
Anapuna Streets, Honolulu, Oahu. Con-
sideration 81.
No. 9093-L. NJ. Sayres and husband to
G.. West; piece of land. Nuuanu street,
Honolulu Oahu. Consideration 81.
No 909S-J. H. Mahoe to VIM. AHA; in
terest in Grant 2571. Opihihali SCUM
Kona, Hawaii. Consideration $50.
May 6. No 9099-Pilipi ct al. to ka-
noukapu; interest in pieces land. Hina-
walAolii and KaIuea, Makapa.a, North
Kohala, Hawaii. Consideration 81.
List of deeds filed for record May IA,
1901.
First Party. Second Party. Glass.
Kuamoo--C. W. Booth ........... ID
kaiolawe-C. w. Booth .......... d
II. Heu-C w. Booth ........... d
j. Gouvea-J. A. McCandless .... d
ID H. Dav-s-H. e. w. Wight -. d
II. K, W. Wight and husband-A.
l.. Louisson ... d
q. H. Paris-A. Clark ............. ID
Koleka-J. L. Unauna ........... ID
G. P. Wilder and wife-H. E. w.
wight '...-...-.-...'-......
G. f. Boardman-S. Kubey ...... ID
F. Silva and wick. E. A. Coop
ef ......'..'.''..'. -
F. Silva-E. B. Wallace .......... d
P. Muhlendor1, tr., ct al.-W. NJ
Campbell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
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DIED.

DIED.
KAAI-May Is, 1901, Edna Kekapuohi-
waikalani Kaupena, daughter of Mrs.
Ernest K. Kaai, and niece of Mrs. e.
S. Boyd and Mr. S. K. KamaIopili;
age, year and II days. Funeral this
afternoon from her sisters home,
Mrs. c. S. Boyd.
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FOUR lots IN Kalihi at bargain. APP
ply TX. r. E." this Office. 5S46
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MwTEoRoLoGICA1, RECORD.
~ tae government Survey. Published
Every Monday.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. May Is, 1901.
NAME or STOCK.
MERcAsT1I.B.

MERCANTILE.
@. Brewer d Co. -.
N. S.Sachs' Dry Goods
Co, Ltd. -..-....:.
L. b. Kerr L Co., Ltd.
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

A COMPETENT man as stenographer
and typewriter, and one who under
stands and has had experience in
double-entry bookkeeping. References
required. Address Box 1858, Honolulu.
$3.50
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.
New moon on the 17th. 70e .. a.

New moon on the 18th, 7Ae p. "A.
Ttnss OF the tide are taken from tbs
Omitted States Coast and Geodetic Bur
ysv taDssR
The tides at Kahulu and Htlo occar
she11 ono hour earlier than at Honolulu
KANeuifan standard time II 10 hours %
Ma2vass slower than Greenwich time, be-
NJ xAet Of the meridian Of 157 degrees %
stautas. The time whistle blows at 1:3e
D. n, which is the same as Greenwich, .
AsArs minutes. Sun and moon are fer
bsse1 time for. tho whole group.
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1sfsMstsr corrected to - r. and sea
ss.sa and for standard gravity Of Lat. q.
PAS correction L. -.06 for Honolulu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
Caguas
VELADA-cOMcIERro

Con regular, pero escogida concurreneia,
Sc verified antenoche en- los salones del Ayun-
tamiento la velada-concierto organizada por la
Srta. Alicia Sicard6 con ell concurso de muy
valiosos elementos de San Juan Ponce.
La benefcada recogi6 gran cosecha de
aplausos, deetando al auditorio con la feliz
Interpretation de varios ndmeros musicaIes
que ejecut6 al piano.
Tanto Ia seiiora de ArgHelles como la se-
forita Moreno Calder6n, cantaron con exqui-
sito gusto y con voz muy agradable sonora
La Srta. America Astol, respondiendo dig
namente So ilustre abolengo de artistas, re.
cit6 de modo primOroso con inimitable gracia,
Ia hermosa poesia de Jakson veyan 4 Que te
diYe9
La mia de D. Luis Berries cant6, en- ca
racter, uns habanera, una gallegada Ia Pile
garia de Ia pastora, siendo estrepltosamente
aplaudida.
La yerdad es que estuyo monisma deli
closa.
Vaya nuestro APPLAUSE para todas las artis.
tas, que tan agradables momentos de solaz nos
hicieron pasar antes de anoehe, en- especial
para 10 benehciada, quien reserya el porve.
mir dias luminosos de pFosperidad Yde gloria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
The paper with largest circulation in the island
Este per6dco es eI de mas circulation en- Ia ISIa
PACINAS LITERARIAS
NJ A u P A s. S A N T

He aouf una de las tristezas de los
largos visjes, queridc Mendes reclbo ell
ell telegrama pidiendome un peril lltera-
rio de Maupassant esto es bastante pa
ra llenar de sombras este claro clelo azul
que acaricia con una luz tan dulee las la
deras pintados de oliyares, ell mar apaclble
Ia lfnea de las montalas del Eplro,
blancas de nieve.
AL mirar ell bo lzonte, con ell teie'
grama en- la mano, he recordada con que
ternura nuestro desgraciado amigo adore
la belIeza de los paisajes tormados de
aqua moviente, de inm6viles montanas
brillantes claridades, y lie he vuelto a yer
taly como era en- la 6poca de su prlmera
partida para Africa, hace ounce AMOS
Maupassant apenas tenfa entonees
yeintlcinco. ,Acababa de entrar en- plena
fama con su admirable poems "a orillas
del aguao, al cual abristeis vuestra ne
1zblic0 de las Letras. Su fama Sc conhr
mo despu6s con su cuento sBoule de Sult0
de las TeladdS de Meddn.
Adn lie veo. robusto mozo normando;
un POGO corto de talle, pero cuadrado de
hombros de pecho (; con su hermosa tez
sangufnea de hijo del mar su frente vo.
luntaria, unida la nariz recta per aquel
ancho entrecejo, que daba a la parte su-
perior del rostro tanta potencia su boca
risueiia su barba en6rgica, sellada con
hoyuelo profun Q.
Posefa dones superiores y contradic-
torios !: la musculatura de un stleta J s
las finuras nerviosas del mas dellcado de
los observadores la mas escrupulosa cor
tesla las seducciones de la verdadera ia
miliaridad la mirada segura del homb 9
de acci6n y la fantasia de los lmaglnatl-
Vos.
Pero Jay! en- Ell reparto de dones, la
implacable iusticia lie dio un don tunesto'
En- aquel cerebro tan luminoso entro Ia
locura.
El poema citado antes reVelaba un
maestro que NADIA tiene que aprender 10
mismo puede decirse de Una v'dG, la
noyela con que debut6 en- uno y en-
otra, ell poeta y ell novelista Sc encuentran
intactos en- Maestro coraz6n como Sc hu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
OARTA A OATULLE MENDES.

bieran eneontrado en- ell AngeluS, al de-
Cir de los amigos aquienes cont6 esta no.
Vela va compuesta en- su cabeza.
No pedfa, POGO antes de la terrible
prueba que sentfa acercarSe, mas que un
mes de gu antigua faciidad de trabaio pa
ra escribir este libro.
i I'm solo mes !-decfa. i All no
10 tendr6.
La eufermedad ha podido paralizar Y
abatlr a este artista; pero no pudo dismi-
nuirlo.
FL primer rasgo del talento de Mau-
passant era ell de narrador.
Despu6s de Scott, solo Maupassant
Saba c01etdr un asunto.
La mayorfa de los novelistas, de los
grandes novelistas, evocan y demuestran,
analizan J explicar.
Pero hay pocos que posean esa es-
pecie de poder singular indefnible.
Balzac mismo no posey6 sino en- gra
do inferior este don.
En- una narration de seis siete pa
ginas, Maupassant saba meter una eter
nldad.
No necesitaba introducir sus perso-
naies, nj situarlos comentandolcs. A
la primera palabra que decfan ellos, a la
primera Erase que les hacfa, allf estaban
en- su atmosfers, entire oostumbIes indis.
cutibles 6 innegables de indIvidualidad.
En- un prologo, que prueba una vez
mas cuan naturalmente generosas son las
almas de los grandes artistas, Maupas-
SAINT atribuye modestamente los conse-
jos de Flaubert aquel acto superior suyo
de caracterlzar un individuo con un solo
rasgo.
Otra de las cualidades que 1istin-
gufan su talento, era la de poner en- mo-
vimiento los personajes.
Sus paginas son pinturas de la vida.
lQue lastlmal
Era un maestro y era un ioyen.
Su desgracia ha sido uno de los mas
crueles desastres que han herido nuestra
literature desde los muchos amos.
pablo RourUet.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
LA QUESTION GUIANA

La prensa Official de los Estados Unidos
emplea nn tono senaladamente hostl al refe-
rirse la conducta de 10 Coayenci6n cubana
oponi6ndose OIL triunfo de las enmlendas de MIR.
Platt,
Los prohombres del gob,erno de Mr.. Nc
Kinley aseguran que la Asam olea eonstituyen.
to tendra que aoeptar las condolences estipu-
ladas por la repdblca americana que son;
10 Intervention en- todos los tratados ex-
tranjeros.
70 Inspection de la Hacienda de Cuba y
sus credtos.
80 Illmitado derecho de Intervention,
A Adoptar en- materia de sanidad 10 que
dicten los continentales
Omission de la isla de Pinos de los lfmi-
tes de Cuba.
Vender arrendar terrenos q la Union
para establecer carboneras y estaciones nava.
les.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17

va tendran ustedes noticias por tel6gra-
fo, del accidente ocurrido en- ell bsrrio de Qua
temala, cuyos detalles son como sigue;
Habiase congregado numeroso pGblco en-
la casa de D. Ensebio Serrano, fin de DIR ha-
blar de nuevo al dngel Maria Generosa. A las
cincO de la tarde era considerable la ahuencia
de gentes; tai punto que, cediendo ell balloon,
bajo tan enorme peso, Sc desplom6 vino a
TERRA, sin que, por fortuna, hubiera que la
mentar desgracias, aparte las contusiones
leves que recibieron dos tres personals, que
fueron curadas de primera intenci6n por ell
doctor Franco ell praeticante Estela.
El cabo de Ia poicia nsular quiso disolver
la reunion temoroso de que Sc alterase ell Or
den, pues los animos estaban muy exaltados,
q causa de no haber podido DIR al Angel
Envi6 Ell cabo por dos parejas de la bene-
inertia para hacer despejar ell sitlo; pero, gca
cias la intervention de Narios caballeros, de-
sisti6 de sn prop6sito ell dngel pudo dirigr la
palabra al audtorio, sin que ocurriese nada de
particular
A las ocho regresamos al pueblo.
~
Los Sres. D. Agnstin M. Font D. Fran
cisco Lopez, presidente y secretario del Conf
te republicano, han hecho renunca de sus
cargos. Dicese que han sido nombrados para
sustituirlos D. Ramon Font y D. Segismnndo
Torres.
Con la separation de D. Agnstin M. Font
recibe un rudo golpe el gropettO egozcuista,
pues dicho senior es ell dnico elemento de va
Ter y prestigio con que cuentan aquf los repu-
blicanos.
~
Escrita mi anterior correspondence de-
positada en- el correo, echo de yer que, al dar
cuenta de la velada irico-lteraria one Sc efec-
tu6 Ell domingo de Pascua, Sc me escape un
ldpsts plume.
No fue Ell tercetode las cigarTsras, como
equiyocadsmente dice el programa, sino los
couplets de SNiha PanehaS que comienzan
20 he sio cig0TTera,
ell ndmero que estuvo cargo de las se1oritas
Cabrera, Janer, Torres y Duran.
Yslga "A aelsFaei6n.
Fra Diabolp,
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[ lpialOgO gOrprendidO en- 81 paseO J

4-Qu6 noche tan hermosal-iY que mujeres
Despertan el deseo
nos hacen sonar con los paceres'
Hay de tono.--Es yerdad; como en- botlca
--Ahf viene Ia de Sierra
isiempre tan seductora,-i Hermosa chica
--iY que lujo que gasta sin ser rical
--iMiseriO grdnde que Su Utda cncierrdi
4-Afirnan que un veieJe marrullero
aleanza sus iavores.
lilo que pueden los vejos con diner0l
4-lY hablan de la inocencia los amoresl
4-Allf va la de 0suna. Jun gran partidol
Pobre, NAL educada, y, por remate,
cooueta gastadora. a.-Pues, querldo,
el aue cargue con ella esta lucido.
LIS cierto que Casilda, la de Ohate,
Sc casa, seg6n dicen, muy prontoP
ESQ tengo entendido.
" 1oui6n sera la victima2-Algun tontoe
4-lQue aire mas inocente mas pacato
tiene Ia pobrecillal
Psrece aue en- su vida ha roto un plato
" es capaz de romper una yajila.
iArma cada tiberiol-De SECURE
que 81 llega saberlo su future
sin decirIe jdht te Quedds! Sc las guilla.
--yiene ALA la de Ortiz.--iBuena personal
Alta, gruesa, robusta;
un verdadero tipo de iamona.
~ POGO Que te gusta 20 que nos gusta
"A 5ouien no ha de agradarle2-Se conoce
que tiene mucho trato.-Y mucho roce.
--iOhit6ni.. Las de Menaces.
lSiempre con esos trajes llamativosl
-Por lamar Ia atenci6n, serfan capaces
de salir Ia calle en- cneros vivos.
--vaya unos esperpentosl-No 10 creas.
Lo mismo If que mi nos gustarian
81 no fueran tan cursis.- tan teas.
-Y sdn puede que Freshman Sc engrfanl
s-iNo que nol--sSera cierto que Saturna,
la de Perez, Sc pinta, aunque no solaP
--lHombre, no digas esol.... Sc embadurna.
Reparala verbs LdstiHd grdnde,
como dljo prop6sito ATgensoal
--Asoma por allf Ia de Morgande
Que estrena viva ell rumbOl un traje disrio,
aunque nunca le paga Ia modista.
-iBah.,l Isl tiene mas cuentas que un rosario
~ es guapa .-Porsupuesto guapa. lista.
--Hecha IN brazo de mar, oronda y grave,
Sc acerca entRmente Ia de octave.
nata y dor de las damas distinguidas.
Fiiate.... tvaya On portel.,.
--Reniego de las vieias presumidas,
pues no hay Dios que sus fnfulas soporte
--Ahf tienes Mercedes, Ia de Fabra..
"A quien nadie le dice una paabra.
--Y maneia el ansaelo, que es un gusto.
No sabe e infelis 10 que Sc pesca.
--Y es capa muy capaz, de dar IN susie
81 mismisiUlp miedo.-iK \ esta irescai
Ahi yiene a aaorada....
sC6mo VI - eonquissa9-ya 81 progFeso
Es mny ~ de Eanle muy salada'