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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-05
DESTRUCTION OF A LANDMARK


1t has been decided by the City Coun-
Gil that the old landmark, the Pacific
House, corner Of Main and Third Sts.,
shall 60. a. has often been deter
mined before, but the act OF demoli.
ton postponed for some legal quirk
OF authority to carry out the senten ce.
That it has long been an eyesore to
the public is admitted, but probably
not more 90 than the Occidental no.
tel in Portland, . frame structure OF
the Sos which stands within the shadow
Of stately buildings of brick and stone
in the business center OF the city.
The Pacific House was built by Col.
VIM. Cock in 1854, and the annex Of
about 20 feet in front few years after
ward, the building standing as origin
ally constructed that distance from
Main street. II was upon this plat
form fronting the Pacific that B. F.
Kendall, prominent lawyer OF the
town shot man by the name Of
Howe, in 1868, the wound resulting in
death shortly afterward, and q son of
Howe afterwards killing Kendall in re-
taliation. Howe was . servant of the
Hudson Bay company, and Kendall.
/, who was then editor Of the Overland
Press, published in this city. and attor-
ney of the company, had intimated in
his paper that Howe had burned some
buildings of the company on the Cow.
litz, through spirit Of revenge for some
real or imaginary wrong. Howe came
from the Pacific Hotel armed with q
heavy ox.goad and assaulted Kendall !;
the latter retreated firing four shots
from his revolver. The other Incl.
dents followed IS q sequel, and the
son Of Howe escaped the clutches of
the law and has never been heard
from since the assassination of Ken
dali in the back room OF his Office,
which stood on Main street, about
where the Tony Faust Saloon now
stands.
The Pacific Hotel was for many
years the leading hotel on Puget
Sound, under the splendid ministra.
tions Of Rsbeccs Howard, a portly
colored woma n, whose wit and bumor,
As we'll as other adaptations for the
position of hostess, made the Pacific
an oasis in the then desert of travel.
The building was afterwards occp-
pied several years by Capt. Hambright
as saloon, and for time upheld its
reputation for luck, but the building
with its low ceilings and primitive
construction had to pass 10 the rear
under the march OF improvement and
erection of more modern buildings.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-05
IN the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton for Ihur6tOn cOuutv
Plaintiff.

rs% q. I 1. Ell; Eli. Low S%s.: of
and frank 4. Low, her l'e"'
husband, and Nellie
Wright. Defendants.
The State Of Warrington to Brainerd Low and
- Low, his wife, Ella Low and Frank E.
Low. her husband, and Nellie Wright, De.
You are hereby notified that J. C. Pauley 10
the owner and holder Of certificates of delin-
9uency numbered 1913 and 1914. issued By the
the SOth day Of June. 1902. for the sum Of $ai7O,
the same being the amount then due and delin-
quent for the taxes for the years 1924 and 1895,
together with peuslty, interest and costs there
on, upon real property asseesed to N. NJ.
Wright, and Of which you are the owner or re.
puted owner, Or IN which you have or claim to
estate 10 situated In Thurston county. washing.
ton; and more particularly sounded and de-
Lot g. block Il; lot .. block "A, McElroy and
Wtlliame' second addition to Seatco (now Buco-
DAY, Washington: lot ., block TO- McElroy and
Williams' first addition to Seatco (now Bucoda),
That plaintiff has paid taxes, other than those
included in said certificate Of delinquency, In the
Sum Of olSss. and which bear interest ct the rate
You are further notified that plaintiff will
apply to the Superior Court Of the State Of Wash
tnRton. for Thurcton county. for . Judgment for
interest, penalty and costs. and foreclosins hi:
lien against said property hereinbefore described.
You are hereby notified and summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days from July q, 1902. and
e this summons 10 served upon you personally,
then within sixty days from the date Of service.
exclusive Of the day Of service. and defend this
action In the court Aforesaid. or pay tho amount
due; and In case Of your failure 90 to do, judg-
nent will be rendered for the amount Of said
certificate Of delinquency, taxes, interest. pen
atty and COSTS aud foreclosing plaintiffs lien
against the lands and premises herenbefor de.
ecribed and the same will be ordered sold to
satisfy said judgment.
Any pleading or process may be served upon
the undersigned At the postoficc address below
given. J. c. PAULEY,
Plaintiff.
Postofice address: Bucoda, Wash.
Troy 4 FALKN0E, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Olympia. Wash.
First publication. July Is. 1909.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-05
SUMMARY FOR AUGUST

SUMMARY FOR AUGUST
Meau maximum temperature. - a..
Mean minmnm temperature. a 4.
Mean temperature, I'll. 20.
Maximum. - on eth aud 9th.
Minimum. - on 2Nth aud 2gih
There were 70 clear. partly cloudy days, and /
cloudy day.
Rain fell on days Total rainfall, "a inches
A yern.e hr August, 65 Deficiency Al.
Total rainfall for the year. sc 63 inches.
Average for 81 years, y ST inches.
Excess. ~ inches
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-05
METEOROLOG

The following record of temperature ana rain
fail for the week ending Yesterday, Sept 4th
is from record kept and kindly furnished
IN, STANDARD by Mr.. NJ O'Connor. Voluntary
Observer. Department of Agriculture Weather
EnrAnu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-05

AN AcRosTIc.
Come and see our stock of meat
Hight here you'll find 1t fresh and sweet;
And when once sampled we are sure,
No more you'll wish to pass our door,
Even although you have passed be fore.
And I en- going to tell the crowd
No NATIVE BEEF is here allowed;
Delightful facts for the high and proud.
Queer as It sounds-there are many of the best
Use now our meats. which bear well the test.
Eesly forseeing the want they would meet,
Right here we deliver 10 the fine ELITE.
You all should try the INSPECTED MEAT.
Yours for the public good,
CRANE q QUERY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

A New Town In an Old So;slenen;
Wherein Agriculture Proves
Profitable Pursuit
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

This data wili giye TO tho readers 0. tho
Enterprise. both a, home and abroad.
sosnc conception Of tho development, and
growth Of tho home town Of tho pspar
during tho fifteen years Of It's existence.
OF course |, goes wiihou, saying that
hofo has been a rural growth and do
vclopmen, corresponding 10 this urban
growth. for ~i;hou; tho country hofo can
ba no town. ;ha; Is. no town depending
on agricultural resources for i's main
;enanee as Rocky Ford does. A splendid.
thrifty. energetic. onsorpfising farming
community has grown up with tho growth
Of tho town. tho people making up this
farming olomcn; being ifnbuod with much
Of tho Same characteristics as our trades
men and our manufacturers. They are
people who have had tho spin; and ths
enterprise 10 break away from old sur
roundings in thoir native states and root
themselves afrosh in tho now soil and
atmosphere Of our aggressive and pro-
gressiyc western world.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Of tho church. Res. Barber. asked for an
Increase Of salary. and bong refused ton
cofed his resignation. Editor Hoffics
dishod Up tho incident for his readers In
this gfaphie style:
Rev. Barber. who has boan minis,efing
TO tho limited spiritual demands and large
spiritual needs Of this community for q
year past. struck his aoek for raise al
tho last moe, up Of the elders. Hc
though, no hold full hand with several
aces up his sleeve and could rake tho
ack 20, easily. But tho doacons scom
10 have had bob tail flush and lots Of
nerve and tho preachers 'bluH didn't 90.
Ho will therefore proceed To pull his
freigh. as soon as his year IS up,
Il was only faw months after this
journalistic field. selling out to c. S. Linn
a newcomer from Oklahoma
Editor Linn only stayed with US fcw
months. and was succeeded by A. B.
Gray. who struck Colorado Just as Il was
catching tho Populis;ic and FREQ coinage
fever. Tho now editor threw himself
into politics with great energy. and by
faithful attention to business in that limo
got tho position OF reading clerk in tho
next state assembly. turning over tho
paper to his brother. Almon j. Gray. Tho
new editor was an idcalist. with idoas oi
political reformation that had none Of tha,
personal graft in e,em which made for
his brothers success. The business end
OF tho paper was comparatively neglect
cd while he explained in lengthy editorials
the true way out Of the panicky predca-
ment Of 1898. Disguised. however. with
the failure to interest his readers ho was
soon ready to retire from the newspaper
field. and the Enterprise came under it,
present management
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

September 90. 1897 Our schools arc
now running nie1ly uadsf tho caro- o,
Miss kilgoro and Mlss Burnett
Joe Fen,on. Geo Cling. our chinanan.
ard tho coon" Of tho Temple Cafe. UNI
spired tho first gxns Of tho Rocky Ford
base ball nino Saturday.
May IL. ises-Jaek Crowley wa. sit
ting out on tho hon roost AZ Fsirviow las,
Saturday morning with grin on his face.
and being asked tho cause Of his unusual
happiness he replied that Il was girl.
weighed 10. pounds and looked jusi liso
her papa
May so. le8e-This Is tho FRS, issue
Of tho third valumo Of tho Enterprise. Wa
arc endsasoring To improve tho paper as
I fas. rs tho town improves but tho change
now made is in advance Of what tho pat
ronagc calls for. Tho Enterprise asks
tho hearty corporation OF the pcoplo in
advancing the interests Of both tho paper
and tho valley in tho future as In tho
past.
September ls. ises-our schools
opened Monday with fro attendance.
Prof. Sioss had ~ pupils. bliss Hayland
30 and Miss Burnett 28.
April le. lseo-Bcn Rood has ono Of
Of tho prcttiost places in town. and all
because he was industrious and improy-
cd il.
May 2. iee0-Hiram Dawloy says
that Ben Reed is working and is liable TO
make himself sick unless called Oft by
some Of his friends.
February IA. 1890 Just because we
went TO heavy expense to have cut
made Of Alderman Jim Dye. which re-
sembled him. some intrusive people have
affected to see in Il resemblance to
Bona Hensel. and suggested that we
ought to be murdered.
February 90. lseo-Tom Wilson'S
Watermelon" appeared again last week
published from its new location, the cour-
ty seat.
! January 8. 1881 The Chaut,uqua
Circle met at the residence of Geo. n.
Taylor on Monday evening and at the
close Of the program sprung a surprise
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor in the form Of
/ an oyster supper The sequel showed
that Chautauquans have other tastes be-
sides those literary.
Hiram Dawley threw away his bag Of
! fine cut at 6 O'Clock New Year morning.
/ intending to swear off. but was hunting
for it again right after breakfast.
Hotel Dad Seeley'' has been crowded
with guests all week.
January IL. le9l-Will Steele return
ed last Friday from Dayton, Ohio, &C
eompanied by his bride, formerly Miss
May Carter
January 81, l8el-Col. Robb and Gus
Gerbing are still fighting the rheumatism
under the Marquis Of 0ueensbury rules.
A. L. Kellogg has made himself a
wagon that would answer the description
! of the "Deacon's One-Hoss Shay" The
boys say that when the front wheels ar
ing Mr.. kellogg's gate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
The Story Of the Enterprise.

Tho Enterprise begun its journalistic
career In June. 1887. Tho boom sale o!
lots on tho now town sito occurred tho
April before l, camo into existence.
Along with the laying out Of tho now
town came tho proposition TO mako Il tho
county scat Of tho new county. otero.
which had been carved out Of tho large
area Of old Bent county. then tho largest
county in the state. OF course La Junta.
which had been made the temporary scat
Of government for the new county and
the home Of the officials appointed to
hold office until the time Of the regular
county elections. was opposed to giving
up what she held even so tentatively. and
big fight came on. The republican
nominee for state senator was James
Swift Of Lamar. and he had linked his
political fortunes with the west half Of
the new county. favoring Rocky Ford as
the county seat. The Enterprise. under
the editorship Of n. v. Alexander. was OF
course Democratic. and to aid the cause
OF Candidate Swift second paper was
started on the new town site, called the
NepuDHSdII. III NccpHiH wiz, sS po"s'So'
affiliations. When the election was over
and the Republican had served its evan
escent purpose it was absorbed by the
Enterprise printing plant and subserip-
ton list. The Enterprise was the
original and soon again the only paper
published in Rocky Ford.
When the county seat failed to come
our way, Mr. Alexander decided that If
the mountain would not come to Mahomet
then Mahomet would go to the mountain
and he sold the Enterprise to Richard G.
Herrck and bought out the leading La
Junta paper. Mr.. Herrick changed the
politics Of the paper to Republican at one
fell swoop and proceeded to issue jour
nal full Of true western color. His edi-
torials were couched in the trite slang of
the hour, and seemed to take well enough
until on fatal day he fell athwart the
staid and puritanioal board of elders of
the Presbyterian church, which had now
been organized about year. The pastor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
IN REMINISCENT MOOD.
Interesting Extracts Taken From the
Files Of Early Issues Of the
Enterprise.

Interest in our Anniversary Number
will be enhanced for many Of our readers
by perusal Of the following extracts
made from the local columns of early
issues Of the Enterprise:
June 9. lssz-First Issue-Geo. w.
Swink is the first man up in the morning
and the last man to bed at night. He is
hustler from way back and the right
man to whoop things up.
June 9. lssz-Our sanctum was
graced this week by the presence Of Miss
Becca Loudon Miss Loudon is one Of
the few young ladies who have the nerve
to 90 out alone and prove up claim. It
is two miles from town and she is enjoy
ing the novelty Of ranch life.
July z. lesz-"It will be gratifying to
his numerous friends here to learn that
Dr. Niles has greatly improved in health
since locating at Rocky Ford. Colo. a
new and thriving town in the Arkansas
Valley" Phimont IN. " Sentinel. ed
Note DIR. Niles was the first settled
physician in Rocky Ford. He built the
present Kellogg residence, an adobe. but
one of the most pretentious of its day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Acker's Blood Elixir positively cures
Chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scrof-
nlous affections. At all times a match
less system tonic and purifier. Money
refunded II you are not satisfied. soc
and 81. For snle by Hereford Il
AyarI.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
ACKER'S
DysPAPsIA TABLETS

cure Dypepsla and all disorders arising
from Indigestion. Endorsed by physi-
clans everywhere Sold by all druggists.
age free by writing to w. II. Hooker 4
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Call at the Enterprise office for
Printing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

a Vas, Field Of Alfalfa Traversed b,
Numerous irrigaiing Di,ehos.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Farm Hands Wanted. wanting
farm work can hear Of places by calling
at the Enterprise Free Employment
Agency. l-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
ATTENTION.

EVERY soldier and American
- citizen should feel his heart
throb with pride as the day of re-
union approaches. Our flag, the
stars and stripes. floating today
above our forces on land and sea, is
an assurance that the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Whore Large Fields Of Growing Grain
and Largo Frui, Orchards Stand as
Evidence Of tho Country s Worth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Tho Watermelon con,er Of tho World.
Tho body Of tho article which followed
these boom headline. was in harmony
with tho grca, expectations Of tho scare
head. Wo mako tho following extract:
Tho Town Co.'S sale Of lots April 2.
was tho mos, satisfactory on record
amounting TO tho enormous sum OF
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Continued on eighth page.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-21
''EL FIGARO"

Esta lin trada revista de amena 8
interesantf lima lscturs, que erg ala.
M aus p&ginas Ipj sas con las re IN
tadAs firmss de Eariqua Joe@ Vsro.
M, el f.6se f. eubano; COsde KOstid
y Earique Fontxnills, sos slegAntes
croniatss habAneros, y otrOs litera.
tbs no menos distingaidos; trse On
su dltlmo ndmero. que hemos reel
bidc, msgnfdeos trAbajos lite .arios
y hermosos fotog bIdos.
Ua0 de est0s dk & con0cer los re-
tratos de los que eompouen Il nueYa
Mssa de ID Ckmara dc Rspresentans
tas de Oaha, y On otros DO represan
ta 6 los expedieion rio filibusteros y
ell dessmbarco de insurrectos an ID
harmana Antilla.
Pablica, adamks, '.El Figaro, el
retrato de R.fael O. GAlvan, poets
dominicano, 81 del seflor Agustin r.
Edw ards, director del gran diario
ssEl MeycuriS" lie Valparaiso, 81 d
de la esperitual eubanita Carmen
Rodrigusz y Pou.
Rs Sg ante de uEl Figaro en- San
Juan nuest:o amigo dom Jose In.
brador.
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Un hombre honrado.

Sefior Edito- -.-sfrvase informxr
{ sAs lsctorts que ii ma sseribsn son
ddenaiAlmsnte les mandAr6 por eo.
rreo sn eartA sellada d plnn que ~
g1i y por d csal obtav0 d ra1tAble
simiento permansnte j compAoto da
mi sAlk 1 J vigor yaronu desp16s u
AMOS as sufrimiontos do d0biIida1
usrvtosa, p6rdidas nosturnas y par
tes d6biles j atrohadas.
No es mi i4s& sonasg1ir 1inoro
do nadis; fai robaao J eatafalo por
eharlstanss, hAst& psrasr Ii Is dol
f<Asro humane, pero grasiAs 6 Dos
sstoy AhorA bisn yigoroso J fusrte,
7 son doseo ds h&eeR eonoeor & todoa
.ats rsmedio sisrto do eHrarse.
No tenisndo nada a1s yen&or III
qxs snviar G.. A. D.. no dssso dine
70.
Dirsssi6n, y B.snt, Box Dslrxy
Mfeh. H. UU. 81 49,.
p
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LA PALABRA De HONOR.

Ouanto Sc alegra aquel que en-
cuentra q un hombre que cumple
10 ofrecido, y cosas que resulten ser
10 que pretenden. A todos nos re-
pugna ell ser engaf1ados, especial
mente cuando el enga1o es inten-
cional. Esto duele mas que la
perdida de dinero que puede cons
tituir parte de la ofensa. Pero no
todos los hombres mienten, aunque
asf 10 dijo David en- un momento
de violencia, pues 81 asi fuera, la
sociedad seria un impossible. To-
do ell mundo sabe que ell comercio
esta basado sobre el credito y la
buena fe. Millones SO compran y
venden cada dia, sin mas .constan-
cia que las promesas de hombres,
no escritas sino simplemente YER
bales. A menudo Sc dice que. las
Bolsas son nidos de tahdres, sin
embargo, en- ninguna parte Sc cum
pie mejor una promesa. Por 10
mismo, cuando nosotros afrmamos
que ell efcaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION De WAMPoLR
jamas enga1a & cualquiera que &
ella ha acudido con la esperanto de
encontrar alivio curacion, tenemos
derecho & ser creidos. Esta afirma-
ci6n. Sc funda en- 10 que el remedio
ha hecho en- tiempos pasados, en-
un sin namero de bien justifcados
casos. Solo SO le recomienda como
produciendo los resu1tados para los
cuales ha sido elaborada Para los
casos de Escr6fula, Anemia, Afec-
clones de la Sangre, la Garganta,
los Pulmones y Debilidad General,
dsese este remedio sin perdida de-
tempo. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene los principles nutri-
tivos Y curatiyos del Aceite de Hi
gado de Bacalao Puro, combinados
con Jarabe de .Hipofosftos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta y Cere-
20 Silvestre. GEL Sr. General Mi
guel Molina, de Buenos Aires, dice:
Tengo el mayor placer de confrmar
los resultados satisfactorios obteni-
dos con la Preparation de Wampole
en- varios miembros de mi familia Y
ademas de su eicacia, reune Ia ven-
taja de ser muy agradable al pala-
dar." ne venta en- todas las Boticas.
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Ano XII Num- 1859 San
Entered the oHm II SIN
l;R|(|lgI|,A

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bando a e.cri artn ,.-. -, q. .+ 80 ..n, S.Is.
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ii tivc u. ~ u S.ls.c a 4. con NC
nhr.rc 49, n;~ars y d n - a. 80 - sc1ss ~
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hacian AZ 4 "A ~ crnsan. ar1' a,,sr.. j ~. !.
Y IN rardas ~ .,;x n .,ssAs -. !. =. =.
al rasnn snn;s ~. % pn..s.xs =. M .'@I 5 ;.s 80.
Garnfa II sdTniridn - .s..,.s. 80 - !. :.
nntnriada II m iamS. h.tsax. .I...s 4 go
xsdn - ia nrnrs0.ra @ sait.;.a s'.l -
nnebln a. nnalnln E A-' Ponslss ~
~ morn. hahfa nra .a~,;-. I.
morali " Il fianxa nna Z ar;oih {
RiyerA fa6 morrocotuds. = Z
Panaamos uua ia dai aontr. i anao
es terrihIa. TAntn mxa, nnertn rs,a
- y. u ~- -.Ws = Ea - - -.
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(llIE|bRAS

N aeva 81 Ii, D.ciembre IL Il
sn6nero trial da quiehras ocurrflsA
en Ios Tst6doa q aiaos dnrAnte todo
~ curso lei ano pasado. + 8 dc
10, ,6l8
Las causas pue len clas.aoarsa On
dos 9 ases. dies u Worlds dc Nua
~ Z n. 1nAl quiebras o deben s
les eomorCiAntes quebrad ~; IN otras
se Aeben & tercsrAs psrsnnss. L.
primers comprende 81 1dm .ro ma
yor, pnr ~ puesto.
De lss quiebras por Il primara
cxusA, z. 228, el mayor nd nero, se
AtFibuyen fAs tI de capital suG Gcien-
81 !; lnsgo viene incompetencia con
una ciffA da 9, OPS, Y ai9uan otras
cAusns On el siguisnte ordan: % ondi
clones espacfncas, 1,755; frAuSe,
|, ,164; inexpariencia; 828; eompstsn.
! cis. l66; y ore iitos m4ios. 576
= contra posici6n & 10 que game
ralmsnte sa cree, lAs quiebsas por
especulAci6n mereantil no ocAsiona'
ron m4s que 14l VI timaf; y por sx'
strAv1ga 1cia % los gAstos, l0l.
Aquf viene bien recordar 10 d 10
dice Ci6rtA olase q ds coma1ciAntas.
Para kef.o bneno, pc nasesita hAber.
qaebrA Q tres " sceS, con tal de: la
primers u = g pagas re igiosamen
tt;; T. segunda, . queds mo non Ii
mitad dsl diner y 4 tsrssra, %
qusde CON t1do.
q mejor ada vendrx cierto prover !
bio americana: sExru honeatiy IL
you cAr but earns, o. Aeeir eGana
b honradAmente si pue1e.; pero gana..
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Tn chico listo
en- Ponce


Dicismbfe 10. -Esta tarde, & las
cineo, m muchacho como de Gator.
GO G Is aios hurs6 tres pens de
cintas fuAs en- ell estlbleciniento de
don Rafael Toro. Las tres piesas
do cintas que faeroD racobrsdss, W !.
lon nos does dollars.
Gracias s II dlfgsyc'a de nm em
p.0A6o 10 II cas1, qas pers'g1i6 d
much Acho desde II calle del Conner
cto { d d. r. MarinA, fa6 hsbi 10 ei
rataro j recobradas II eiutas.
El nuch.cho estk an Ii car e..
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PAra psinar III juveuil eabsxs,
cubres tOaA III forms CON M velO,
IN agarranio + mAta de a peao
On dos i parties con gentil destrexa,
Por de prisA que " n ligere u.
rs formAr d r01etes pequedue1o
descnbriend0 81 artfstic1 belleza.
Por no soltar II cabellerA undosA,
deja Que por IN estAtua primOrosA
baje j. tela y pli6guese sumisa.
X silver de- pronto tu pudor burlado.
81 sol gcza del lance improviaado
y ta envuelve on su lux, muerto de
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