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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
Idaho Gains Territory.

The state of Idaho is making large
gains In territory by the boundary sur
vey being carried on by the govern
ment. The line dividing this state and
Montana, which is being run by the
engineers in the field, has recently
been completed from Lolo pass to
Regis pass. The result shows an in
crease to the state of 430 square miles
of territory over that shown in the
most accurate map yet made. 1t is
estimated that further increases, when
the surveys have been finished, will
make sufficient additions to the state
to bring the total increase up to 500
square miles, or territory one-half
the size of the states of Rhode Island
or Delaware, and enough to make a
good sized county even in Idaho
The line just comp eted between the
passes is only about one third of the
distance of the entire survey, yet it is
not believed that the remainder of the
work will make very marked changes
over existing maps, owing to the char
acter of the country which defines the
boundaries.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
REYNOLDS.

Frank Johnston returned from Boise
Wednesday.
Mrs. Farris went to Nampa Sunday
to spend her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Purcell are spend
ing the holidays in Boise.
There will be social dance at the
Odd Fellows hall New Years night.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Scott are visit
lug friends in Silver City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gates, of Dewey.
spent Christmas with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brunzel of Muir
ply, vent to Boise Wednesday to do
their holiday shopping
Mrs. H. B. Ward and little son Ben
ny went to Nampa, Thursday, TO visit
relatives for couple of weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. E. Share departed
for Nampa, Tuesday, where they will
make their home for the winter.
Mrs. A B. Crocheron and children
are over from Nampa visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington.
Mrs. Robert Grant aud children re-
turned to their home in Murphy after
" few days visit at the Democrats.
George Brooks and Robert Noble,
Jr., returned to Nampa Tuesday, after
spending Christmas with relatives.
We are sorry to learn that Ed.
Matheson, of Murphy, who has been i'll
for severel weeks with typhoid fever,
has taken relapse and is again con
fined to his bed.
Mrs. Robert Noble returned from
Boise, Saturday, where she had been
TO visit Mr.. Noble, who has been con
fined to his room at the Idanha, with a
severe cold but sis now much better.
She was accompanied by her daughter,
May, and her sous, Frank and Ernest,
who have all come home to spend their
holiday vacation
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
Rathbone Sisters Entertainment

Rathbone Sisters Entertainment
Invitations have been sent out by
the Silver City Lodge of Rathbone Sis
ters, inviting the recipients to attend a
public installation of officers, to be
held next Monday night. The Install
alton will be followed by musical en-
tertainment, after which refreshments
will be served and social held. The
ladies have arranged fine program
for the entertainment aud are 'prac
ticing up" as one of them has told us,
with the intention of making it as in
teresting as possible.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
Christmas in Silver CITY.

The weather was ideal; the sleighiDg
was fairly good; everybody in town
seemed to be happy. Our merchants
all reported that hey had enjoyed a
better holiday trade than they had had
for several previous years. The people
did not, as has been the custom here 10
the past, get up a public Christmas
tree, because Christmas Eve came on
Sunday, but the little home trees we're
in every household blessed with chill
dren, and all were loaded with beauti
ful gifts. And the Christmas dinnersl
Every family had fine Que, and the
lorn and homeless single men were not
forgotten. Those of them who we're
not Invited to partake of family din
ner With friends Jared sumptuously at
one of the three hotels At night there
was grand ball, where all who enjoy
dancing had a royal goodctime.
1t is characteristic Of most prosper
Gus mining camps tn t they contain
few, if any, extremely poor people, and
that the generous people see that none
of these suffer. Silver City possesses
this characteristic in marked degree,
and in this year Of prosperity Christ
mas was made happy day for all.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
DE LAMAR DoTs.

There was an invasion of Silver City
last Wednesday by a small army of
Juveniles. The Sunday school of De-
Lamar, 40 strong, came in compact
formation in two sleighs, and then ad-
vanced in skirmisbing order up the hill
and took possession of Mr.. Jukes aud
his rectory After fresh ammunition
being pa-taken, the town was we'll for
aged; then the army retired in good
order, resumiug them compact forma-
ton and evidently taking their prison
er, Mr.. Jukes. with them.
DeLamarites say they had a "way up
time" at the dance Christmas night.
Mrs. Oxford and three daughters ar
rived Christmas night at DeLamar,
after very firing journey from King
ston, Canada.
Mr.. Jukes left for Boise for few
days, on yesterdays stage.
Michael Downs, a DeLamar miner
since 80, arrived back yesterday from
Boise, whittier he had gone to spend
Chri. tmas with his family.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
Out ef the wilderness Into Fame

Idaho World: F. w. Ellis, charm
ing writer, gives a splendid sketch of
the successes of Lee Bunch, in the
Idaho Magazine. The top of the col
umn is graced with lifelike picture of
Lee. This Boise county boy's life is a
striking demonstration of the fact that
opportunities do not always make the
man. His opportunities we're limited
Most of his life has been spent in the
wilderness, hunting and prospecting
He is one of the famous Nimrods of
Idaho. When he and his brother Syl-
vester were little- boys, seven or eight
years of age, they began to hunt big
game-deer, elk, bear, cougars and
mountain sheep and goats, and are
considered about the most successful
hunters aud game shots in the state.
For many years they hunted for liv-
lug, always keeping a sharp lookout at
the same time for indications of quartz
or placer values, and they became ex-
pert prospectors as we'll as hunters,
and Lee developed into one of the
most successful mine promoters in
Idaho. Thousands of young men have
had advantages a thousand fold greater
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
Death Of Bruneau VI Pioneer

Richard Benham, long resident Of
Brunesn, died at his residence at that
place last Friday. He was in his usual
health and spirits few hours before
passing away, which appears to have
been the direct result of paralysis Mr.
Benham was born May l6, 1926, in Gal
latin county, KY, aud in less than a
half year, had he lived, would have
rounded out full four score years OF
life. He wore the uniform of blue for
three years aud three months in the
great civil war and rose to the rank Of
second lieutenant there. In 1886 he
came to Bruneau valley where he lived
the past 10 years. He was one of a
family of II children. aud of these
there survive him one brother and two
sisters in the state of Iowa and sister
ia Mountainhome Mrs Whitson His
wife, Matilda Lichman, preceded her
husband to the other land 33 years
earlier, leaving seven children. Two
daughters, Mrs. T. W. Farmer and Mrs
A. d. Williams, live in Missouri, the
other surviving children, Will, John
and Hattie Black, are residents of
Bruneau. Deceased attended the
Christian church Mountainhome
Herald.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29

Col. j. f. Sullivan has cut across the
ledge in the lower tunnel on the sulli-
van Il Noble property, and found it to
be % feet wide aud similar in charac-
ter to the ore found nearer the surface
1t is heavy. black, iron-stained quartz
He suspended work the day before
Christmas, to have samples taken and
assayed. Wanting place to store the
ore, he will not begin drifting until ore
bins can be built Parties who have
been in the tunnel say it is one of the
biggest propositions on Florida noun
tain.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
Nj Y n i NC
IN owHYEE COUNTY
Deal for Conmoner Closed.

When Mr.. Lee Bunch was over here
a month ago, he secured an option on
the Commoner mining properly from
Messrs. Mcleod, Hogan and Nugent,
the owners, for $4,000 Last Friday,
Mr.. G B. Hurtt, of Boise, who is in
with Mr.. Bunch on the deal, came up
here and closed the option, by paying
the owners 80 per cent on the purchase
price, and deIegating Mr.. X. II. Nc
,-eod to order lumber and have hoist
placed on the property preparatory to
doing more vigorous work.
The Commoner is vein lying par
allel with the famous Golden Chariot,
on War Eagle, about 40 feet west of its
side line, and was located by the own
ers last year, who ran shallow tunnel
on the vein, taking out some phenom-
enaly rich ore. Two of the men, Nc
Leod and Hogan, then bonded their
interests in the pre- perty to party,
receiving cash bonus, Mr.. Nugent
declining to join with them. The par
ty, luckily for the owners, failed to
take up the bond, which expired July
|. They then again went to work on it
and sunk winze GO feet on the vein
from the tunnel level, the vein main
tanning its rich character all the way
down and being three feet wide. 1t is
one of the rich side veins running par
allel with the great string of mines,
now the property of the War Eagle
Con Co., which has run the Sinker tun-
mel TO unwater them. The Golden
Chariot has in the past produced more
millions in gold and silver than any
other single mine in Idaho. Who can
tell but what the Commoner may some
day rival it? 1t is now in the hands of
parties with ample means to answer
this question.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29
Paid Paulding and Bache
lor for candies, oranges,
Advertised Letters.

Following is the list of letters re-
naming uncalled for in the Silver City
postoftice for the week ending Dec. 30,
1905:
Boalen, Bert
Cunningham, J Q
Hutchinson, Miss Gracia
Krantz, w G
McManus, Oliver
Nelson, Andrew
Letters not called for will be sent to
the dead letter Office.
c. Fl. CRETE, Postmaster.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29

than has Lee, and have "cut no ice
They have been ciphers in the affairs
of the world. He has achieved success
where, under similar circumstances,
nine hundred and ninety-nine out of
one thousand would have failed.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-29

Mr. and Mrs. George Setback drove
in from the Homestake mine, Satur
day, to spend Sunday aud Christmas
in town. Mr.. Setback has been hav-
ing it all his own way in doing develop
ment work on that niue, for some
months now, and as he had for long
time insisted that the parties who we're
in charge had not gone at it the right
way to find the ore body in the tunnel,
he has had an opportunity 60 prove
his contention. He brought in with
him some samples of ore recently cut
into which we're certainly fine, and he
is confident he has found what the
other parties had spent the summer
looking for.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30
GASTOS..... :.
S324 80

Que dS un promedio de 90 y 35 can
tavOs por hora EN- diez y echo que SO
trsbajen. -.4.-...
Ell sefl9r LStimer cree que 6 EesAr
de los amsgOa de hueIgR general para
ell lunes. hay muchos carreteroa que
trabsiarGn. s0liCitando Ell ami Rr0 de
Ie poliefs. si fuera precise.
A las CuAtro y cuarto de Ia tarde Sc
termin6 10 reunion, reiterando ell sen r
Fernsndez JuncoB suB deseos. como
de todos, de que ge evitarR en- 10 posi-
bic Ia imporfaci6n de eIementog trR-
bSjGdoFes extraflos.
Sc esDeran, pues. los sContecimien-
tos, ' 81 rapresentante de Is COmps-
fia orden6 aver se entregRrs, h.atR to-
IA Is noChe y diR de hoy. lG cRrga que
quiersn sacRr de IoB mueIleS los CO.
merCiOntea.
III tArksdiao se haIIa detenido en-
Ponce Dor 6rdenes de Is Sanidid Sc.
Dp6o informs ell SuperintendeDte de Il
OCompaflis, este buQue sali6 de N W
II Orleans antes de deCIararse Las iebreG
sllf existentes. y descNFg6 sin difcu,.
tades en Msysgn z. Agusdisla y en- 81
mismo Ponce. hsoe pocOs dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30
DONA CLARA.

Por el jaFdin de 90 padre. 81 caer de
IR taTde. pssea la hija del eicaide !: lie.
"a del castillo ell son de trompetas y de
cimbaICG
siQo6 fsatidiosas esas dsl zss , escB
dulCes requiebroa! iqu6 empsl gosos
esoa galaneS que me CompaFsn 81 sol!0
STudo me- aburTe desde que, 8 il luz
de las estrellss. vi ere inc6gnito ca
bSlleFO QueIme atrRe & Ia ventana cada
n0che con sh 9uitSrFs.
xCOn 50 tRlIe esbelto altanero. y
con aus cjcg negrcs que brillen Ga 50
roatr0 noble pSlid0, pRrece ell mismc
San Jorge. ,
Asf pensaba Do6a Clara & iba an
dando c0pl1s ojos ri sueio: 81 levantar
Los CLOS, Ei6 frente & frente al belIo
deBConoCidO cabRller0.
Juntas la4 msnos y pIGticando de
amoreg, nndpViercn paaeando & IRIluZ
de Ii luna: el c6fro les acRriciAbA blAn-
dAmente y ID rosAs les hRcfan grGCi0-
sos saludos.
Las rosas lbs hsCfsn gsaciosos saIu.
dos y Sc te nfSn de p6rpurR vOluptuo-
aR. -SP SPerO. dime. amada mfG, Spor'
que te has ruboriz SdO tan de repente9S
- clos cfnifes me pinchabAn, oh
amadV milo, y los cfnifes. en- el vera
no me son tan odiosos como enjambfeB
de judfos de laFgas nariCes.1 ,
eD6iate de sfnifes , de judf0s9 re-
plic6 el CEbRIlero con voz Cari1 1sa. =
Los sImendros en- for siembran eI
sueI0 de sus blsncos c0p0S.
Los blancos cop0s de los Rimendros
exhalan sus perfumes. .-PerO dime.
nmada mia. I'd coraz6n me pertsneee
por enterC p
Isl, se anho. amado mfol Ts 10
iaFo pOr ell Salvador quien tan trai-
doramente clavsrOn On cruz los j fis-
les judfds ,
---eD6jate del Salvador y de Ios ia
o1osS repliC6 Ell CaballeFo con vtz CR-
rim "A 10 L. j1a ae cAiumpiG1 los
liFics sofIadores. bafkndose en- lG lu2.
Los IirioB sofiadores, blfsndose en-
ID luz, slzan sus mirAdAs s lsa estre.
Has. SPeFo dirne audada mis-, no eB
falso tn jui Rm9hto?s =
-3Es tan cietto que no hsy en- MI
falgedsd. b amsdo nj }, como que no
msnR en- mi corsz6n nj una soils gots
de sarge de los moros nj de los
iudios maIditas.3 .
-sDejate de moros nj de judi 1s, ,
replied el>csbAiIer0 con vcz oaTifI ,sa,
, Be 1.-Two & ID his del aIcslde hHcia IN
bosquecillo de miTtos. !
En- las dulces tedes del amor ls he.
bfs Cogido tierna mente Palabras bre.
YES. bescs prolo1 g sdeS. y los CorEzo-
res So desbordarpn. Al
Ei ruise n or hizo oir un melodioao
epitaIamio, les gusanos de luz brin-
caban por la yerba como para ej icutar
una daI u de RntpFehAs r.
E.taba niIencioso 81 f9lIsis no Sc
ian sin0 como & huFtadillaS el discre'
to cuchicheo de los mirt0s = los falices
guspiToE de loB srnantes.
xElcuchs. Ese eatrepito me IlsmR,
oh smado mic: pero entes de aeparAr-
nos. QuierO que me- digas to nombre
querido que mo has ocustAdo haEta
ahOra. <
Y ell Caballero. sonrieDdo con sere::
nidad., bes6 IL m Rno de 90 dams. bes"
sus labios. baa6 Sd ftente y pEonunCi6
estas pals brGs: -
-&Se1 1ra. 70. FdeatFo an1snta. soy
al hiio 6lal docto ' g.orioaO D5n Isssc
B9nn EraeI. gran rRbin0 de l& Sins &C
ga de q .rf g ZAP a.
ENRIQUE HEINE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30
TRASLAD0S.

Han Sido hechos los siRuientes Dor
d Cuartel general De !s poIlela:
CabD Fernando Qui1ones, de Aqua
diIla Lsiss.
Cabo Luis Jol6 Torres, de Z. jas &
Aguadillas
Cabo Pedro C6rdova, de Bayam6n 9
Vegs-BRje.
CAbo Manuel AEeiz'ga. de vega
B,ia & Bayam6n.
GuRvbia juan +. Teruel, DE Rlc
G.ande 6 Ponce. :,
GusFdin Isidor0 CArFaGqulllc' ue
Ponce q Rio GrAnde.
Guardfa Z9n6n Ortiz, de CsguAs
Camuy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30

En- Ia desierts iaIa del faro aIzsbsse
cI giganteacn mon6ii1o brillan do con
regplandOE9s de incendio. -. Tpdo foe
breve, y en- Ia c&Iids prisi6n ga . 10 su
mierR la reina b sreniCe. 81 poatrer re-
tt II de un PtoIomeo AuIetos ditcurrfa
gu imagination reoOrdendO pasRdos
hechoa de su ipfsncia en- ell nStivo lar.
aII6, junto aI CGmino polvoriento de
YeruachADaina. que era dOnde sc IeVan-
t&ba 90 AOradR.
ssss sssoSo - o- "' ."
-eFu6 en- u2R ncche seme jante. h&.
cia siete nos, cuando Khrysis aband0-
no Ia TERRA de Genezarelh.
eLs casa esstaba rodeRda de lines
r6seos = de tamariscog. Los espino.
sos AlcapArrOs ergufan al RCaso laB CO.
BIAS verSes por sobre la brumilla de
les grAmfneas. LsS ChiCAs se ban sban
en- un Ifmpido arrOyuelO dOnde be ha'
DIaban Caracoles rojos bio IRureles en-
for....2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30

Ed un castillo de cristaI. Levanta
sus CatoFce bsluartes que ColorR
el sol del arte con ga luz de aurora
y ssient8 en- alto fGrall6n 90 pienta.
Mansion augugtR y SefIorlaL 10 santa
princess POeafs dentFo mora;
hermosurR que 81 vuI8o no enamoF6
= aI exquisite penGadOr encanta:
G. La noble CastelIana con "a O!lII0
( nm bardo &C d sdor CRutivR y Ciega
0us an nos de la baIdRd ronda eE castillo.
Y cuencO 81 tyoVsdor amante llega
Gala eI puente y, abri6ndole el rastrillo
sumiSa en- brazos del doncei se entFegs'
Eduardo G6naes HarO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30
angel CezestjnO Morales
Gurabo. Julio de 1905.

DEspTTEs DE PROBAR todoa Los engh6o-
uoe ronoedio7 oue ge anunoian ss ouando mo
SS aoradeoe Ia efioacja RADICAL del Digbsti-
vo Moiarrieta, Cuya superioridad esta uni iver-
Valmente confrmada. .-.
Curaciones desesperadas en- personas Pien
conooidas que 10 tomaTon duFante tres me
ges SON las que 10 han heoho glortoso, pero
nm soIo estuche produce meioF efeoto que
,111a docena fIe frascog de Cualauier otr6 re-
medic; porque adem&s de ser q dnico verda,
dero Curative radical del est6mago y del
Intestine, sin engafosa acci6n claimants, 81
Digestive PuEifoador de los alimentoH'
Sc debe sxigir que ceda hogtia tenga Igra
bado el nombFe Digestive MoJarr1eta.
Se@S1 Ss1 = Eifei eSUiermefY, en- san Jual
- = ~ Eents ep lag PARTICIPATES DEpgue
rias de Europa AmAEfc4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30
. .COAGIERTO.

u,v aRrA au concerto en- ell ~Parque
Borjnanens Ia banda de Ii P0liCfa In
suIAr con el sigulente pF0grsm":
1o-Paao dnbIe eAdios Comps ne
r0s -GArf.
2o-OVefturR Opera eZAmpR. De- he"
so-Serenata obIigadS & Oboe solo
GDsbsio de tu ventana s-Thiere.
4o-IotrodusCi6n del primer acto de
la opera GTraviata.a Verdi.
so-AmeFicana CON IvAriaCiOneS de
olarilete.-.Fur6P.
6o-Valtz ELovelBn. P-HoEZmGn.
7O-DRrzR EAmor Rendlto. .9-Rloa
OvalIe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30
La enVidIa.

lCuidado pue ha sidO zarandeada
esa st nora envidiH f..
Apenas 6bepeVe & CusIquiera 10 va.
nidAd 6 IR cRbeze nadie puede Obie.
tRrle:
Dye, chico! Themes un CGtaFFg z0s
que mala brisita del sur no to tcque en-
la nsriz!
-lMe tienes envidiR, t6! ( Y est0T-
netdG
J6zguese. En- fin. con tan pIAusi-
Bile motive es immense el pdmeF0 de
eavidiogt O. y ESQ ha echado perder ell
OiOio. ILSatims !!
TOdRvia ese alma de Dies de sscer.
dote que hs pueato & los puertorFique-
nos de Dro y szui, ssle diciendo que.
Ademas de Leo csmpRnss. que Vuelven
caai lccps & los AmericRnog, Cusnto 10
hS dichp la prensG puertOl Eiqut fIa solo
hS sido pog enV5dSG
Nadeiiss, pAmplinRA!
Sc enVidis 10 que ne eleva, 10 que re-
monta el vuelo y pareciera perdeFse
por ALA por donde eSt&n laa nubeCitss
bIancaH aljC fGrsndo el bsIlo ezul del
infipito; Sc envidis 10 noble. 10 que
empujR le inteIigenCiR y el esplritu por
el chmino luminos0 alberto ID emu
Iaci6o y Ia gsneF0aidSd y al DieD; %
envidia cuant0 puede enalteeer y hoE'
rar y dignifcar. -.
Santa snvidis! Es no se pintR en-
los roStrcs con EOnFisGG que pRrecen
muecaS s no pOne los hombrea como
si fuesen andanteS mojigangAs dc guRr-
darropiS!
Nc. Hay QeIe dGsting ge6ST como di-
CO an h6rOe de zAr zuela. Hsy que
distiDRuiF.
Oai6n no 90 ha sentido aIRuna vez
enVidiosO, sin que poF clio, ante DiOs
y ante Id humSna iusticia, hici6raOe
acreedor & mscuIR aIgunR sobre 50
pGIidG yffsnteP
Yo envidio ell veTdAderO taEento, ei
verdadero m6FitO. el valer que triu1f"
Diempre por Gina de todas les peque'
fieceS. SEs mRlO csc iQue ha de ser
Mas, para que cuaIquiers estuVieae en-
raz6n de pensAr q. se De tiene enVidiO,
fuese meneGter que enrez pOr son
dar sU ropSO G6i8noo! y 8 sofas, en-
bpnito mpn6logO, hAblara de eatA
guiss: -.
<Donde eats 10 que me envidiG Ia
pObre gente que ll0rs laS Sgenas en-
cumbrRciopes con p6'fi1O lsgrimeo de
CaimSI9 5D6nde eBta que no le ve' %
Y por Shf No faeEe p0Sible Que
diese con clio jsmSR: porque. Squlen
hR de envidiar al que nRd3. de envldla'
BILE tiene?
Taugo para mi que 'nAdie envidiar5
en- Puerto Rico los iefes de departs'
mentop; aparte de que los .pobrecillO!
reConoCiendo que hRCen Ia feiicidRo
del teyw43so retiranGe todss las tardeS
sus ViViendas de SantuTCe, 3 ga van
varanear de temprapo en- tempEanO
, los Estsdcs Unidog, diCi6ndOse az pte
tore con 10 mayor modeatiS:
-NosotFoa vivimoS nj enVldlogos n
enVidiRdos
Choquen! !!
AII6 en- el estRdo de New York es
tan Ocurriendo cosas enVld1ADlhsima
y endis bla6faimaG.
El saipete pErece que SO tituIG EA
EquitAt;vA, ?
Asistsn al espectscu!o Ias rGgas IN
feriOres. ' acasO no fsIte actor que di
%. mirSndOlaa cara & cars:
-Ustedes nos tienen enV6dd0!
DON MODESTO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30
,"EI COrroo de New York /"

Con cate tfsul0 emgezsrs & publican
"a how en- New York bsjO la direcci6n
del seflor Fernando Vizcarrondo R9-
Sara semanario y Constar& de cuAtro
orSndes psginRs, diyididRs en- oChO co.
n Sef1or Vizcarrondo es puertorri-
nuefio de vaIer que hR desampt d ado
nuest4e de importsnCia en- Venezuela,
en donde eBtuvO Ia mayor pRrte de 90
' DsseamOs Ell meior 6xitO 81 nusvO
peri6diC0.
az PAreCen eEcTitOs eatos verso.
eooresameate para 81 pals. 5QG6 hayS
NJ da a R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30

-sVamos. hiia, agreg6 el carcsIeFo.
Ha lIegsdo el m0mentO. Sc hR mQli-
do bien Ia ciCuta; no hay mss quP to-
maria. DsseChs tOoO tsmOr. No Se
s0fre.2
Khrysfs miro Demetrios. quien no
eNo Cesando Va de fiar en- 81 gus
grandes pupiIas negFaB Orladas de luz
verde, alsrg6 Khrysfs la dieStrR y len
tamente se ID ilev6 6 10 boCS.
GHumedeCi6se los labiOg con el II
Guido. El amArgar del t6sigO. asf
como los dolores del enVenensmiento
hAbfan aldo previamente mOdera ados
con un nnrC6GicO endulzRd0 con miel.
GBsbi6 10 mitad de 10 empOnzo had8
copu, , faera pOrque hubieee vist6 ha-
cerlo en- el teAtro, en- el IbyestSS de
Agath6n, 8 porQue en- reRlidHd 10 ma
cierR de an sentimient0 eXp0ntaneos
tsndi6 el restO DemetriOB. Per0
el ioVen deciin6 con un mOvimientp de
Ia mano RQuella proposition IN dis
Creta.
xEntonces ID galiIeR apuT6 ell brevR-
ia hRste no deiNr en- eI fOndO mas que
uD renfduo verde, y le RCudl6 lAs
/
acompG II ada de CiertO deBpreCi0.4
...... ..-o-s% ~ sooes '''''' s"S-' "S q . {,
Los hoplitas tuvieron que soste ener
nouel cuerpo moribundo, y an sCGesO
espssm6diCO, como pesArOsa de Gque-
he horS esteril, invite & DemetFiOs. 80.
ContrHio las inCitantes C0misurRs de
su boce, 6 inici6 Rquel bettOs 0eStO de
las cortesanas alejRndrinas, para bf1n
d0r n artists IN pOstrer beBO que no
acabS nunca, beso intinitO. que jamsa
deaapareCi6 de sus lAbloS rOJos' ::'' II
secreto de RqueA beso nRdle pudo po-
seeFlO. -,
No obStAnte, entire los dedoS haKos
depositaron dos efesias, amigos de
KhFysfs eli 6bOlo de plata destlnAdo 3
KhRr6n. 80, y bsio estB aupramG
aureola parti6 haOfa lee regiOnes do ll
ptz y el miSteriO...' /
An1aI CaZoet;,,0 Morn1e8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-30
D IA RELIGI OS0

Nuastra Ssfors del Destierro, en-
Tr6veris.-Santos Calimerlo o0.' De-
m6c'ito, Segundo y TiEeo mrs. JsE.
man (abogsdo contra 10 hidrofobl9 y %
Ic"nrSl % GoseIino obs, IgnRcio de
7 T,HvoI1 fundSdor de ID CompafIfs de
Jes1s (sbrgado contra CRIensur - J
Juan COlumbi fr.' y StAs. demm1
v9. mr.. Y Elena mr..