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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
Yankee Hill Hopins for a Railway.

During the wear just CLOSED the Yankee
Hill section has produced in The neigh
bornood of sIoo.ooo. the bulk Of which
Was derived f'oin the lower grsde mill.
ing ores of that camp. The output OF
smelling ore has been limited on account
OF the difficulty and expense Of hauling.
ard is certain tina, with the advent Of q
railway to that section, the output
would easily be increased ten fold.
The lsrges, enterprise in the Yankee
Hill section is the Yankee Consolidated
Mining. Milling and Tunnel company,
and during the summer the company
had forty nsu employed in the mine
and mil. On account OF the diffcui,y Of
handling the ore and of obtaining wood
for fuel the mill was closed down a short
time ago. ano the work OF production is
suspended until more favorable con
ditions are brough, about Most Of the
product from the Lombard mill was in
the form OF gold bricks which were
sold to the Denver mint, bu, several
carloads of smelling ore and Concentrates
were shipped direct to the suelters.
Captain Henry I. Seemau of Denver
is the president and general manager Of
the company, and he has one Of the most
meritorious properties in the county.
Considering the difficulties encountered
and the distance from shipping points.
he has certainly made an excellent record
with the Yankee Consolidated.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Night Marshal Csiu arrested an iuio1 i
Gated individual recently who hsi
chased his better half out into the
SHOW and cold. At the same time there
were several children in the home i,so
of whom we're sick at the time. The
woman complained TO the police i1rde
and the man Vas placed in du-anc. vile
where he languisted until the uext 5ss.
The wife visited him in compauy ,h
the marshal ard sfsrr his promise io not
indulge in any more housecirsning or
booze she foseave bin. Considcriug the
season OF the year and the provoe4ti7a.
OF rather the brand of hooze he had heen
drinking. he was relras-d
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
Great Ore at Crass Roots.

Manager ]. M. Marsh. of the Signal
Mines and Tunnel company, has made a
good strike while doing the annual
labor on the Lucy claim OF the Helen
group in Virginia Canon. In starting q
new shaft on the surface at depth of
three feet was disclosed vein of quartz
the width Of which has not been de.
termined, from which a large sample
sack gave the following assay returns:
I.6S ounces gold and 70. 40 ounces silver,
or value Of t7o.6o per ton.
The Lucy is east of the Helen tunnel
and is the extension Of the Metropolitan,
which mine has . good record of pro.
duetion to its credit. The present find
certainly justi6es sufficient work to y.
certain the extent Of the ore body.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
EDWIN B. CLAYTON.
Idaho Springs, Colo.
MINING APPLICATION No. 1879. MN
EHAL SURVEY NO. f7253.
a.. =. Land
pergsr 80 -, 1

Denver, Colo, Nov. 1s. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that c. q
Stephenson and Jas. ID. Parke. whose
postoiace is Denver. Colorado. have
made application for patent for Soda
Creek placer. bearing gold. with sur
face ground, situate In Ohio and Gold
Dirt mining districts. Clear Creek
county. state of Colorado. and de-
scribed in the plat and field notes on
file IN this Office. as follows. viz:
Soda Creek placer, beginning at cor
ner No. /, whence the y. T. corner Sec.
IS. 7. s.. Il. 10 W. of the sth p. NJ
bears " .i. Is. +. 2,es2 feet. thence $
80 zs' r. 3s72 feet to corner No. 2:
thence s 20. W. 2.goo feet 20 corner
No 4 thence n. q g. f i.4sI.s feet to
corner No. 5. thence N 4s' E i.l3o
feet to corner No. /. the place of begin
ming.
Containing 80 ass acres, and forming
portion Of the = Y of Sec IS. T. s..
r - w. Of the sth principal meridian.
Said location being recorded in vol
13f. page 472 Of the records of Clear
Greek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of sur
vey No. 1901.
C. d. FORD.
Register.
First publication November Is. fsot.
Last publication January II. 1905.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
Mammoth Tannei Starting Ur.

Manager J. NJ. MeMichaei Of The " srl
moth Gold Mines and Tunnel com Plny
wss in the city this week making arr ,Iazr-
ments for the resumption Of work On the
properties cut by the Msrim th tunnel
on Alps mountain. Lsterals MI BE
driven from the tunnel level Or the
Black lode and also from the bo,,na q
the old shaft which is connected wiiA the
tunnel by a raise of several hundred ieet.
Where the vein vas cut by the ianuei
there is good body of milling ore
opened, which will return in tie uei sh-
6orhoo.i of ten dollars per ton. ln The
bottom leve. OF the old shaft there ) en-.
posed a streak OF rich ore from .so to
four inches in width which will return
three ounces IN gold and from 6a.o to So
ounces in silver per ton.
A. II. Covilie. formerly OF Telluride
has been appointed superintendent and
will begin work next Tuesday morning
With force of men. The plant OF ma.
ehinery at the iaHnel mouth isefades a
three drill Leyner compressor and an s ,
horsepower boiler, and after he work
has been started, machine drills will be
used e.eept where the men are taxing
down the rich ore streaks.
Manager McMichael. who al present re-
sides IN Denver ard Kansas City. will
locate in this city in the near iuture to
give his personal attention to the prop
rrfw
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
Notice Annual Me<tins.

The annual meeting OF the members oi
the Idaho Springs Chamber of Commerce
will be held in the secretary's Office
Monday evening, January 9, 1905. st
O'Clock, for the purpose of electing ten
tro) trustees to serve for the ensuipg
year. to consider the reports of oG6cerl
for the past year and for the transse4icn
Of such other business as may proPesy ,
come before the meeting.
Idaho Springs. Colo. Dec. 90. 1894.
c. S. BRKrNs,
ROYAL X. GRAHAM. President-
Secretary.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

The Blue Ribbon company has issued
the second volume. No. I. OF the Blue
Ribbon Herald. and the paper is being
sent throughout the country in an effor,
to advertize the company's interests
here. 1t is a creditable publication aud
should be of vast benefit to the company
aud the district. attracting favorable
attention to the beauties of this section
OF the state.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
chsmberiain's Cough Remedy Abso
iutety Harmless

The fault OF giving children medi-
cine Containing Injurious substances is
sometimes more disastrous than the
disease from which they are suffering
Every mother should know that Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly
safe for children to take. II contains
nothing harmful. and for coughs. colds
and Group. Is unsurpassed. For sale by
J. J. Sherxin
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
MINING APPLICATION NO. sss.
Mineral Survey No. I7x,s.
U. Land Once.
q . Gxftu Oufl<s
Denver. Colorado. Deceneer 10. iN]'


Denver. Colorado. Deceneer 10. 1904.
Notice Is hereby given tina, Wilmer Il. Fish. whose
posfoshce 10 liaho Springs. Colorado. has na1R ap-
pisation for pasen, for $50 linear Se<t on ths
WHITMAN LODE.
bearing gold and silver, the sane being e1z fee,
y. - 10 W. and 6es fses S. - ~ E. foe discovery
shaft thereon. with surface ground 80 feet In width
situate In Grass vsiiey Mining District. Char Creek
County. State Of Coiosato. and 1escrbed In Ne plat
ana 6<id notes On file Ia this once. ~ foilo~1. viz
Beginning st cor. No. whence the e. - cor.
Sec. Il. Z. S.. z. - ". Of the esh ?. y bear
5. sie - 3V e 3sI7 A.: thenee n. - 10 ~. 100 4
70 cor No. 3 thence n e. 20 e. $50 h. - No. .
lheacs s. Ss 20 E. 800 n. 10 cor No. =; tienes
S. 60 ~ W. l5o H. COR No. l. The place u ~
gnsirs.
ceniainine 4.ses scrss. ezpressiy s.eeYsing m
enciodlng al cen1ket wkh survey No. 1oeol encep'
fFsei a, ss1 l1rnlae portna d The s. G - Sse.
7; -. Ne \: E I! q SEE, = rY. s. LII. 9
". q ~ - psineipal nsf1n- Sai1 Docaton ee1no
ssesee.1 h vol ie. pess II. = ~ Rseub = csi
Csosh Cesnsy. Coiora1o.
Ajo,nlng eiainanas svness - Sen. No. 1904.
c. q. FORD. Register.
First pub. Dec II. 1e0t.
Lat pub Hee 70. lSoB.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

DR.. Prices Wheat Flake Celery Food is
the best food for growing children. iuva-
lids aud the aged. II is made from the
whole wheat berry. celery infused. so
making it the food for all classes. as
it feeds the blood. the nerves. and pre-
vents constipation.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Daniel Theotaid and John Kin. ar.
rived last Friday from Independence.
and spent the Christmas holidays With
friends and relatives in this city, return
ing yesterday. They were accompanied
ON the return trip by chas. Theobald, jr.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

The {. NJ. A. Bsst ct ball team. flushed
with its recent victory over picked team
of high school boys, have challenged a
Georgetown aggregation and will play a
match game to night at the opera house
at the county seat. Here's hoping that
the {. NJ. As will bring home the pennant.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Pat your shoulder 10 the band wagon
ald push. start the new year right by
purchasing a ticket 10 the annual ball 10
be given at the opera house on next
Monday uighi by the volunteer are
d p8rtnent.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Mrs. John LuydeTs and children. Miss
Cecil and Master John Laeders, and Mrs.
Lucder's mother, Mrs Mandere, and
Miss Julia Hoover Of Denver are the
guests Of Mrs. Lueder's brother, Jules
Huiiict during the school vacation.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

AT the close Of business last Saturday
night. Adolph Nelson rendered recep.
tion to his employees, the family home on
Colorado stree, being thrown open for
their entertainment. Refreshments were
served snd Christmas greetings ex-
changed
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Cashier Bush. OF the First National
bapk. has been reminding his customers
aud friends Of the season OF good cheer,
presenting them with neat and useful
coin purses. II is a handsome article aud
viii be highly prized by the fortunate re-
cipients.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
E. p. SWANSON.

Miss Jennie Oliver. after speudinz fhe
holiday vacation in this city wit her
relatives. will leave tomorrow far Colo
RADIO Springs. where she will RESUME her
school duties.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

II your hair is falling cut. If you have
dandrufi. ii your head itches, or if your
hair Is harsh and dry. You should use
HofIman's Hair Life Preserver ard Dan.
druff cure l. is sure cure for all the
the above ailments and is fully susrau-
ieed. For sale a, all barber shops and at
II z. Maehol's the druggist.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Librarian Mrs. Margaret Robins. is en-
gagged IN compiling an index of the books
in the public library. 50 that when the
books are placed in the Carnegie build.
ing. every book may be easily found ny
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

w Guy Arkils, of the Star tunnel
who has been visiting his home in
Wisconsin, and more recently in Alaska.
retained TO this city las, week to look
after his mining interests
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

The Stanley mine IS making steady
shipments from the roadway tunnel level
TO the Chamberlain Dillingham; sampling
works. A carload OF Stag IS also being
shipped every day from the old snelter
dump near the mill.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Next Monday viii be generally Oh
served by the citizens of this city, many
parties, excursions, dinners. etc having
been arranged. The annual rife club
shoot which usually is given as this time
has been postponed for few weeks.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

General Manager Morton. Of the Du-
mont. Silver Greek * iamsttiue r. Co.,
is sending out his annual passes over his
ine fof ioos- The free lis, has been con-
fined TO exchange eourtesies. personal
friendships and the press
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
a GUARANTEED CURE roR PILES

Itching. blind. bleeding or protrud-
ing piles. Druggists refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case. NO matter Of how long standing.
IN SIX to fourteen days. First applica-
tion gives ease and rest, 80 cents. II
your druggist hasn't Il send 80 cents
IN stamps. and II viii be forwarded.
postpaid. By Paris Medicine Company.
st. Louis, Missouri.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

All preparations have been perfected
for a large crowd at the Mandolin Club
dance at the opera house tonight BE
sure aud GO
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Mrs. John Watson, accompanied by
Miss Ruth l-ft this morning. tor few
dzys visit siih Denver friends
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Miss Otis oxley spent Christmas ds,
in Georgetown, the guest Of the Mise
Ennis.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

The concert and Christmas Tree en-
I rtainueat giveu at the Mission church
proved to be great suecrss.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

The date Of the ball TO given by Cru
ssder cotamsndry. X T, has been
changed from January 10Th to January
z6th
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

County commissioner-eiect Maxwell
passed through the city this morning
bound for Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
DENTISTRY.

DR.. w T. Cain. over Merchants and
Miners Bank. Successor 10 DR.. Quick.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Rev. Whitman attended the Vale Glee
club concert IN Denver last night.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Attorney E. II. sabiu was passenger
for Golden yesterday afternoon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Mrs. i. j. Sherwin was passenger for
the city this morning.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Or. H. o. Allen, the Dentist.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
The Modern Kitchen
s$tandsrd
Porcelain Enameled
Kitchen Sink

The Hot Water Heating Apparatus
should be such As 10 afford an abundant
supply VI hot water at all times.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
C. d. FORD.

First publication November IS. 1904.
Last publication January II. 1905.
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Casa de Pr6StamOS
DE
JOSE BAzAN z CONF ANA
Allen 2i.-San Juan. Pusdo-RieO.

Sc ha trasladado & la acera de freh
te n6m. 81 de Ia calle de Ia FortaIeza.
Hace pr6stamos sobre alhajas Y tie
ne siempre de venta prendas & precios
muy reducidos.
Compra mrebles y alhaias antfguas
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4
Con la nueya production de Dicenta
AatYoga. sdebut6a Il conpafin. dram6
tica de Pablo R0ig, 81 s6bado.
Sorpresa general caus6 en- 81 ptbIi
co Ell coFrecto desempenc que obtuv,
esa hermosa obra del autor de .7qtaa
Jose.
En- AatrOrG admfFase Ia tendencil
que caracteriza tOdas las produccionel
de Dicenta PaIpita en ella 81 idea
glorifcadO y realzado por ese msgnc
artista que se rebeIa ante 81 eternc
prObIema social. Dicenta es un vale.
dor de los que trabaian y padecen. Su
pIuma canta ell ideal del amor y de IA
humana fraternidad. pero here y fus-
tiga.
Auror0, como Electra, de Perez
Gald6s. es obra simb6lica. CIaro que
Aur0rG. .es dc mas vigorosa complexion
teatral que Electra. pero ambas. aun-
que por senderos de ideas distintas, Sc
tocan y SO confunden en- una aspiration
de suyo grandiosa: golpear sobre ell
error. para que briIle Ia justicia.
Hay tres artistas en- Ia compaflia
Roig, que pueden triunfar en- dOnde
quiera: Pablo. Ia se1o1a Mangual Y
MaDzano.
La Estasen es bella y graciosa. Go
t6s, inteligente v discreto. que. sabe
sobresalir On los papeles c6micos. La
sonora Ponce es buena: Pepfn M6ndez,
estaba en- 8at clterd0. Tiene que CORE
girse de algunos defectillos, pero
triunfa cuandO Sc propone, pOrque es
inteligente.
En- Terra BG30 demostr6 Pablo
Roig que es un verdaderO actor. La
Mangual estuvo sublime. Como suena.
Es de las que Sc identified con eI papel
que representa- y acciona con desemba-
razo, y dice bien, en- cristiano.
Got6s y la Estasen en- ET RGt0nc5t0
Perez Y De t6r0s lGrg0s, estuvieron
inimitables.
La Compaffa demostr6 una cosa, v
es Ia de que en- Puerto Rico hay ele-
ment0s para honrar el nombre de esta
TERRA en- todas las manifestations del
arte.
Aquf SO han apIaudido verdaderas
g0lletGs artfsticas. que distan mucho.
muchfsimo del valer de los artistas
compatriotas nuestros.
En- Aur0r0 y Terra BGg0 la Com
panfa Dramdtica de Roig ray6 4 gran
altura.
Ell inteligente pdblico hizo que el
tel6n Sc levantase repetidas veces, OVa-
cionando & Roig, a Ia Mangual, 4 Ia
Estasen y Manzano.
Esta sociedad debe ir al teatro. como
el sabado y el domingo & aplaudir 4
esos artistas, que 10 son de gran m6ri-
to, tanto como Ell palmito de Ia Esta-'
sen, que es suapa hasta ALI.
DON MODESTO.
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EI abOgadO Ira
VieSO en- Mayaguez
ExpuSO on On meeting" los pro-
p6SitOs do Ia "Llga puerto
TTIquaha /"
un comite politico reconcile ell buen
fin que persigue aquella insti.
tuci0n.

Un coIega de Mayaguez, en- sn MI
nero del 2 de Julio respecto las ges
tioues patri6ticas del Lcdo. Travieso
dice 10 siguiente:
SAnoche. Ell comite republican, eIe.
gido en- ell Teatro. celebr6 una reunion
en- deferencia del Lcdo. Travieso que
habia sOIicitado aQueIla, con ell fin de
exponer los prop6sitos de Ia eLiga
puertorriquena0. fundada por dichC
Licenciado en- New York.
9En efecto, este ioVen abogadO, cor
facil palabra. extern6 ell m6vil de Ia
referida Liga, los trabsjos que va tie
ne ccmenzados y notici6 de que algu-
nos americanos prominentes Ia ayudan
entire 6stos ell Senador Mr.. III. Michel.
del Estado de New York, que ademae
ha acceptable la presidencia.
<Ley6 algunas cartas de americanOs
del presideute de la Liga anti-impe-
rialista, en- cuyas cartss Sc alienta & los
puertorriqueflos en- Ia reclamation de
la ciudadania y de un estado de6nidO.
y prometen Ia ayuda personal y mate
rial q tales prop6sitos.
<El comit6 reconoci6 el buen fin que.
por 10 expuesto. tenfs esa institution
que representa- ell senior Travieso; que
como corporation Rfiliada un partido
que tenia su plataforma -en Ia cual
estan esos principles de la Liga habia
dido con respeto las ideas expuestas,
por creerlas sinceras y de bien para
ell pals.
SEl Lcdo Travieso invite los pre-
sentes para el SmeetingS p1blico que
tendra lugar maf1ana en- ell teatro q las
Q de la tarde.0
Ell meeting & que SO referen estas
lineas celebr6se en- medic del mayor
entusiasmo patri6tico ante escogida
y bastante numerosa cOncurreDcia.
El ioven abogado don Salvador Mos
ire. fue quien abri6 el acto.
Lo hizO con frases llenas de f6 me-
reciendo muchos aplausos. El senior
Mestre es un ioven de valer.
Luego, Martin TraviesO. ell noble
joven compatricts, iniciador de aquel
acto. expuso los prop6sitos de la Liga
de Patriotas, abundando sus palabras
en- razonamientos de alto Vuelo.
Travies0 despert6 en- ell p1blico mu-
chO entusiasmo, sigui6ndoles en- ell uso
de Ia palabra los i6venes Fernandez,
Bonilla. Cuevas, Servera y Belbe.
Todos fueron muy aplaudidos.
Este meeting ha sidO uno de los ac-
+os patri6ticcs mas refexivos y brillan-
tes de cuantos squf Sc han celebrado.
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''Aurora", de Dicenta.

Ests fu6 la obra estrenada en- Ia no.
che del eabado en- ell coliseo de San
Juan. por Ia empresa de Pablo Roig;
PRO este que g0TT0p0teo no sera una
revista porque no Sc hacerlas.
Paso. con permiso del lector, alu-
dir al hermoso trabsjo de Joaquin Di-
centa. De la revista va tratar6n ear
mando2 8 su hermanO mayor GDon Mo-
desto, ambos queridos amigos mios.
Un med co estudiOso, lleno de ilusiC-
nes, que espera realizar. para Ofrecer-
las GMatilde,2 su prims Y prOmetida,
que quiere aportar q su matrimoniO un
nombre notable: hombre de ciencia.
envidiado Y envidiable, que conoce ell
mnndO, no pOr 10 que le han contado
sino por ell estudio que de 81 ha hechO,
un hombre liberal. que encuentra muy
bien que Cad8 cuaI Opine en- religion,
en- polftica, en- todo. sbsolutamente en-
tOdo. como le venga en- ganas; per0
que habla ell language de Ia raz6n ma
tural, sin artifcios nj comp0nendas, un
hOmbre asi. es Manuel.
Matilde, ioven que tuvo buena posi-
ci6n, acostumbrada alIujo. que We mer-
mar rapidamente Ia fortuna de su fa-
milia, reduc'da & un median1simO pasar
que conOce ell testamento de su ito. el
general, que lego considerable suma
para Manuel Matilde, 81 SO casaban,
una ioven que anna un tai don HEnri-
que. , quiere casarse con don Manuel
para disfrutar del capital 1egadO p0r su
ito .seguir les relaciones con el
Otro.
Esto es todo ell argumento de Ia obrs
de Ia obra del notable escritor Di-
centa.
xAurora1 es ell nombre de una des-
graciada & Quien Manuel presto en- 0trC
tempo, grandes serviciOs y al que els
quiere v esta sumamente agradecida y
que de dom6stica est5 hace POGO en- Ia
casa de <Matilde9 por recOmendacl6r
de don Omobono. albacea del general
<Dofla Remedies madre de SMa.
tide, que, cIaro est6. consiente en- q
enlace de su hija con SManuel.0
eDon Ambrosio2 sell Doctors pa
rientes de la familia Y SPetraS la otri
dom6stica, pOr quieu Sc entera su CO
legs Aurora de los amores de Ia SeNO
rita con Enrique.
Pr6xima Ia boda, NAurora2 sorpren
de una entrevista de Matilde y Enri
que. Aurora. luego que SO march,
Enrique propone Matilde que renun
Gle Manuel, no para ella sino par
que no le deshonre. Matilde Sc MEGA
Esa escena impresiona mucho y pint
ell caracter de cada una. Aurora Sc re
tila y MatiIde escribe Enrique par
enterarIe de 10 que pssa y le da un
cita en- ell jsrdfn. De ese papel SO on
terra Aurora Y 10 comunica q Manue
en otra escenR. mejor a6n que Ia ante
rior. Manuel mega primero. dud
despu6s Y convene en- presenciar
entrevista de Matilde con Enrique,
que tambi6n asiste Aurora.
SimulR Manuel una conferencia 50
bre el descubrimiento de una Verda
cientiica Y On vez de ir Ia supuest
conferencia, Sc oculta en- 81 jardir
Aurora ha llegado antes y ha hecho
mismo.
A ID hora ConvenidR sale Matilde
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dicO YieiO. 5000 quintal.
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AViSo al pdDlico

En- Ia antigua y acreditada sastreria
de r. Monies acabase de instalar una
sucursal de la muy reputada f6brica de
sombreros eLA BELLA BORINQUE-
MAJ de Sucesores de Juan Cabrer S.
en- @. de Ponce.
En- dicho establecimiento hallar6 Ell
p6blico, continuamente, variadO sur
lido de SOMBREROS de todas CIases;
para caballeros, para ninOs, se6oritas
y nifas.
De paiilla. de imitaci6n iipiiapa y
6eltro, de pelo y lana.
Sc hace & la orden cualquier sombre-
70; para precios y demas imf0rmes, di-
riiirse & FORTALEZA, 28.-San Juan,
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DON MODESTO.

iardin cuando abre Ia puerta falsa, Ia
cole Manuel por un brazo Y es. enton-
ces, que mi juicio. Sc eleva msgestuo-
sa Ia tigura noble, valiente del talento-
so Manuel. Esa escena supera 4 toda
ponderaci6n. Manuel concluye por
despreciar & Matilde. & quien de rodi-
llas le exige que pida perd6n, asflcomo
q Aurora, que Sc precipita para impe-
dir que Manuel Obligue & Matilde por
Ia fuerza & arrodillarse. En- este su-
premo instante Sc presenta Enrique.
MatiIde le cuenta 10 ocurrido. Enri-
que dessffa { Manuel, perO este, con
una Calma dominante, imponente, Sc
MEGA, diciendole ese baten los caballe
res, t6 no 10 eres.2
Enrique logra librarse de Matilde,
que le sujeta. y SO lama sobre Manuel.
Al rui3o de la lucha acude Ia famiIia "
Enrique es lanzado Ia calle por ell
Doctor.
Manuel. que tiene & su lado & Auro-
ra, es despedido de la casa por Don
Omobono, El consiente en- abando-
mar Ia casa. llevando consigo q Aurora
& Ia que prodigs grandes elogios. 7
de este modo acaba ell drama realista
que tiene por nombre eAurora.>
Sobresalen Aurora y Manuel. Am
bos critican razonadamente los actOs
sociales.
Dicenta como Echegaray cuando le
estorba un personaje hace abandonaI
Ia escena poniendo en- bOca de otro fra
ses mortifcantes, tir0ado fougl5tGs. has
ia coDseguir su obieto. Asf abando-
nan Manuel. don Omobono. eI Doc.
tor y don Ambrosio.
Aurora vale mucho.
Hay que Verla.