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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09

Pronto... pronto!... grf-
tale a Finn su nieto Oscar
/ Middleton sobre TIL. LA vida
te arrancaria 81 no lie socorrie-
ras!.
-iMe amenazasi. .....
No. no.. Perdon, padre
mio; a tus plantas imploro per
don para ell. .....
-iOh!-exclama Finn vaci-
lante.-No. no puedo; 81 me TO
DO a Grania. -.
e. Comes C0yrillO.
tContinuarA)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09

UNA TRAGEDlA BOHEMIA
La LEYENDA DE ERIN,
POR J. ZEYER

FL comentario dice: "En este
drama ponemos frente a frente
a una especie de Ruy- Gomez
con el joven heroe Dermat, pre-
ferido de Grania la Bella. La
passion y las inquietudes de esta
nos recuerdan q Adelaide Du-
guesclin Y dona Sol, cuyos in
tensos ramores son mas grandes
que Ell deber." Y ell primer dia-
logo comienza: Isl, Dertnat-
dicele Grania a su amante, pen
sando en- los grandes peligros
que sc Ciernen sobre su cabeza
-sf; siempre existe algo sene-
jante a las congojas en- las Sc
cretas profundidades de la gran
dicha." Pero ell guerrero quiere
afrontar ell peligro de luchar
por ella, Y cae moribundo bajo
los terribles golpes de Midak, a
cuyo padre habia asesinado
Dermat. Aqui aparece ell an
ciano rey Finn, antique amante
de Grania, y TN dialogo, concise
v violento, entablase entire Ell
agonizante, que llora las cerca-
mas inmensidades de la tumba,
Y Ell vieio enamoradO, gozoso de-
esperanzas exaltadas por el
odio. Midak, desesperado porI
su crimen, Y Oscar, nieto de-
Finn, imploran piedad del i'm
placable rey.
Finn, F'innl-gritale Der
mat.-iSeras, por ventura, mas
cruel que mi asesino?.
-jDe que me culpas2. . tAca-
SO fui 20 Quien te hirio de muer /
te?. {Por que, pues, he de-
salvarte?. NADIA tengo que
yer contigo. Cierto es que nos
TecOnciliamOS; mas ST renuncia-
do hube a mi venganza, eI azar
vengame' ahora. Me robaste
dicha y amor. Llamala. que 4
contemplate. aaqi venga. mo
seran, no, tuS palidas meIllas,
nj tn debil cuerpo, nj tus ojos
mudos Y sin vida, los que cna-
morar puedan va a mi bella
Grania!.
Y a los 6angrientO5 escarni0a
de este viejo, di9no de Shakes
peare, el heroe, vencid0 Y dGbil
por el dolor, solo 1esponde para
recordar a Finn los benefcios
que le hiciera, con intento de
apiadarle
-iOh, Finn, recuerda que la
vida me debesl
-Lejano recuerdo es csc.
Mas cercano esta Ell dja en- que
me robaste a Grania
-iOh, anciano, no hables de
.amores! .....
Solo de ellos hablar deben
los vieios. AL amanecer de la
vida, ell amor es juguete, que,
roto uno, puede hallarse otro.
Mas para el hombre va a los
bordes de Ia tumba, el amor es
manantial fecundo de existen-
cia. Grania hugo de mi, Y con
ella escap6seme la vida. Soy ell
hombre sediento a Quien til
arrebataste Ia copa de los labi0s
antes que gustav pudiese el Ii
guido anhelado En- mi no que
da sino el fuego abrasador: el
OdiO.
81 81 amor recibi, fu6 rega-
10 de sus manos. -. iSoc0rre-
me! 49,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09
EmpreSa AUTOMOBILES Jimenez

Esta empresa hace servc0 diaro entire Camuv
a Vceversa enlazand0 los trenes c0lreos
9us autom6ves usan gomas neu1latcas para comoalad
del pasa solo aimten pasajerOs por vehicdl0
Los bfees venden el Hotel Cab6 Mayaquez: en q
rayecto de A&uadla Isabella por NJ menez en- San uan
Ior lio Sanchez a Ia lIo@ada del tren Canuy.
- Preco por asiento Camuy vice versa. 200
Quebradillas" 100
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09

tContinuarA'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

Last fhursagg night the G3ks' Waist
CiNh OF Sioux City came ap to play ths
loeal whist club, and for the fourth
time la two years, they took the aealps
OF the home team, Sioux Oily wa.
lucky In the frst round af play and
relied up score ot " points, After
that they were able 10 get hui one
point more during the two remalnlne
rounds, Elk Point won both ths
second and third rounds, but the mateh
went 10 Sioux City en points,
The players OF both texans report 4
very enjoyable evening and ara already i
looking forward 10 next years games,
The names OF the players and score hy
teams are aS follows;
SIOUX CRY, Hutehlns, Lohr, Hutch,
ins, Giehm, !, q o; 8 parmley,
Waters, Rradstreet, Gruya, 1, 0l0.
Hobere, lanlan, stafford, aolleNheahi
q, : 3; s.
Els PolNT' Harter, ktmmel, Ford,
Walsh; ), 3, 90, MoGralh, Mp,
inernN Anderson, q Qlirk %, 0, g. 1
Hendrix, Johnson, lleaktn, Nichols, o,
sew |, o. 1,
ToNLs' Sioux city, 8, ELK Po'nt,
q,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

The Scandinavian repub' icau league
OF this state has decided TO support the
reform movement led by Hon Coe.
Crawford. and adopted resolutions
pledging support. The membership q
the league represents about 25, coo yot-
ers, and nearly all will be In line for
Crawford aad a primary law. ~ Canton
Leader.
They were pledged to Crawford by
seven men who met at Brookipgs and
did the business. Two of. them were
from Minnehaha county, one from Rob
erts and four from Brookings These
seven men obligingly decided every
thing for the rest Of the 1893 Sean
dinavian voters Of the state, and thus
saved them the trouble of doing any
thing for themselves. But do you
knOw-strange as 1t may seem--the
thing didn't take! -Sioate FtAs Arg,ts,
Lealier.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

The saloons have Themselves to
blame for the defeat OF high lloenae
this year, rather than any special
activity or guile on the part ot the anti.
license people Far ten or twelve
years they have had everything their
own way, and were getting to think
that they held IA absolute mortgage
on the city and on the law, The mar,
row reyenue, which, under the old
special charter, Is ali the city can levy
without saloon licenses, almost com
pels the city TO vote license, Had the
saloons lived up To the requirements
of their licenses, Ii would have heen
an utter imposslbIllty to have defeated
them. But they dldn't, Notices reg
ularly served la legal form, command
Ing them to refrain from selling liquors
to certain designated drinkers, were
ignored Brisk, back door trade on
Sunday was hardly denied and never
concealed. The saloons were never
closed at II o'clock except few
Nights before election. These tlAgrant
violations of the law every body knew
and the voters took the matter In their
own hands and chopped of the head of
the saloon hen that has In The past laid
the golden eggs with which we have
been paying for our sidewalks, our
street lights and our water works,
The responsibility for thls state OF
affairs should never be forgotten. The
saloons did not live up TO their licenses
and TO stop II the voters took them
away from them, il the situation Ia
nutshell.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05
AA.u,s M,.a Mave,

iRlftg yaaFs ag0 there lived III Wnals
staek, N, ll,, a man la the HaAe ~
Thomas hnalsa Coz n9isai Nha Was
Noted fap his ready wit
Az ems time he was pailaf AZ Il vii
ness IN y case In ganri IN plymouth
N, H. After the lawyer had Firpa uli
sorts af questions N him Nighnlit gpf
ting much satisfaction, iha inhee lAals
him IN halla,
AIR. ltaaise,H said the lnaAei ''haYa
yan tala the Whole truth IN This mar
tsgsl
i'fest siFi YES sir, / have, and 1
aness just little mite more
Mma Patti believes that the pleas
uras Of tlle table are nat faf the siHa.
eF, She fellows p severe regimen If
plainly cooked meat anl taasl When
aha has 90 sing at nlallt she dimes aft
heef, n9iatges aHd haked antllns Ia Tho
afternoon, fasting after that until sha
Aas SUNG
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

The allegation that South Dakota
newspapers are opposing Gamble be.
cause The Tribune Is supporting him ls
made In the Vernaitt,oa Republican If
other republican editors do not agree
with that newspaper they ought TO
correct IL. - Sioar CIy Tribune
Since the Tribune has pointed out
our path OF duty we will say that we
are supporting Senator Gamble in our
feeble way In spite OF the support OF
the Tribune. We are inclined 10 agree
with the Republican, however, and
strongly believe that Senator CANDLES
greatest peril is the support OF some
of his democratic fool friends.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

Judge blair sh owed as today The lasl
af the aeh0nl handa just returned tFam
New York cancelled, These hanas were
taxing the district 0 per eeut interest
and have been running ever since the
school house was built, The committee
for The past tew years has been GREAT
Ing sinking fund whleh has finally
provided f0r The honda We believe
THE was excellent pnliey, the only
criticism wa would be disposed 10
offer being that IL was not done aenaer,
There remains still a darling indebted,
nass OF about $1,000 which ought now
10 ba cleared up, Judge Blair thinks
a levy Of mills less than last year
would proyids for this, II thera are 40
Increased expenditures this coming
year, II this IL The case Wa surely
should favor continuing the levy and
putting lhe district entirely out Of
debt The coming year
q I, Baveaour and wife arrived here
yesterday from New oxford, ia and
will visit here a few weeks with his
cousin, Mr., N, A, Tlmmips,
Mrs, Ghas. Il, Bruce returned 10,
night from sia weeks visit In Ohio,
Wisconsin ard Iowa with relatives aad
friends,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

A preliminary was played between
the second and third teams, which re-,
suited In an uaeKp ,cted victory for
the third team due largely 10 good
playing by ]. Hand and r. Dyer. Kelly
played especially well on the second
team. The score was ~ 70 10.
The most excitement Of the evening
was aroused by the four athletic events
which were sand wiebed ia betsesn the
games. The eighth mile run gas en-.
tered by Perry, y, seFersoa aad II.
Smythe and was Won by Perry, who
set kiiling pace the whole Esy. Toe
sack race WAS catered by Perry,
smythe. ]. Henkin and J. segerson
and was won BY the latter The potato
race was MOO BY Perry.
The real thing happened 10 the race
between tWO relay teams, made up Of
f0up boys fr0ta the 5th and four boys
from the sth grades Each boy raa
four laps asd 90 lntense WAS tbs ex-
citement thai people stood up aDa
shouted and wept. The race WAS s0a
bY the fifth grade the teana beang
Bay Tsttle, capt, Byron Carer.
Charlie @earnsn and p. CothAeF. The
sizthgrade WAS represented BY Feaiz
SehonakeF, capt. Authopg gsop0e,
Geo Carter aod MaisOp Johasop.
SIOUX FALLS Chile 90 Elk POaNT
GIRLS a.
The game Friday sight at Sioux
Fasls 6etweeD the giFls' sesans of 1hs
swo high SCHOOLS was . eeaplete walk
away f0F SIOUX Eagls. Oar gafls were
paainlY osselassed cod theg simplg
faade the best thef eoaid ~ The sitaa-
sl0a, Defeat Nas expected but 10
0ae was prepared foF saeh ap over
she9ming 0aes5bF0N, The seors sell,
the story, Fdfseen piaate HALVES
were played. FIX Poir5 seoring 10 tbs
latter half. Dsrfea Hawiey osieiased
as referee for Sioux Fs4ls and GeraIlt
sbaf0n for Elk P9ipts Misses Ann;
4 fsgap apd #essfsJl actlGg ~ 8nemep.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

JUDGE MARQUIS at Waterfowl on
Tuesday handed down decision hold.
Ing the caucus law passed by the las,
legislature to be valid and constitution,
nj. The merits OF the law were agre cd
Mt length by able council on both
sides. The decision will undoubtedly
be appealed to the supreme court and
rushed 10 final decision before the
primaries OF the coming state conven.
tion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

ELK PorNT s5; YANKroN ~.


A good crowd attested the growing
popularity OF basket ball Friday night,
when our boys again beat Yanklon
high school by the decisive score OF
80 TO -. Yankton's play showed i'm.
provement since the game there, but
strange floor just about Offset the gain.
The Elk Point team never played bet
ter and although handicapped by the
loss OF Sharon, the regular guard bis
position was so well alled by johnson
that the team played with all OF its
usual speed. Curry showed great i'm i
prosement, and Hand played a bril-
liant game. II WAS the last game for
Curry and Johnson, IS they graduate
10 June. The YaHkton boys are ali
gentlemen and will be welcomed here
again. They were accomplished by
supt. II. g. Schellenbarger,
The lineup is as follows:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

The silence 0f Senator q tmbie for
several weeks indicates q hen on In
the insurgent camp. Ii 10 well
known fact that Mr.. Gamble and Mr..
Crawford have no particular love for
each other and that the party alliance
made some months ago Was only "a
further their p0litical Interests Each
II jealous end suspicious Of the other
Recent Developments In the Crawford.
Hall campaign haze suggested TO Mr.
Gamble and bis friend that Ctawf0rd
II elected governor, would certainly
then be a candidate for the snate and
Mr.. Gamble would be dropped TO fprth.
er BIZ. CfawfOrd's Interests. It Is BE-.
lieved that Jim Elliot, who has charge
81 Mr.. CANDLES fight, has seen iigh.,
al least has been suspicious. The
Gamble following IL losing cOnfidence
la The sincerity Of Mr. Crawford,
promises. TIE cate paw scheme has
Deen baBgled, and there 10 4iready ]
evidence that before long an open rop
sare will occur and that before con.
yenlion time Mr. Gamble will be raB.
ming his campai GO fOr the senate, wholly
independent Of the insurgents -
hudson Seggfagg.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

The popnlist and democratic papers
10 Ihis slate have receiTee severe
chill BIZ Ghe statement made ia tie
HurOn Journal B0gld, recognizes 10
be the personal organ 0f Mr. Crawford. /.
80 the effect that the ''republlcan party
mBss settle its 0En eontensf0Hs a0d
abide by the dseasgoo of the e0agen-
lion. These papers have bsen dopst-
ing eolpmns of space 10 the praise 0f
the iasargent cause, not because they
expected or wished 10 see the insgf-
gent candidates elected. but samply fts
The purpose of ereaaing bitterness
thaa would cause the iDsafgeH9s, II de,
feased IS the eongeataoas to bolt asd
sapDers shg eemeerasie ticket. The
faeg thai the insargept Leaders have
recognized their P.rpose strikes thenl
aike bomb. and n0M sach papers as
the Tapkten Hera8d are deaogneipg the
ansnrgent leader as . ssaaaesi simo0t0rs
ngpaeriae Mf. Grawf0rdss 4 weakness
ii alhs support VI bis fp0l ffaeoas, IL hs
would tsc Aiaaself q seas 0f the Dae1s-
eAes that sfs elapgipg 10 bims aps
sbanaep the charges 0f psldsical cor,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

The following program was given by
the saaior class af the high sehaol lssl
Friday
Piano duet F'lay sah0anaVeF and
hlaneha Hassan
nFatiea, hself Reliance = Anna Waugh
Grafton, Two Famous Statesmen pl
America ,,..,,,, Margaret Manning
oralipn, Graft, Leonard Johnson
Vocal sale,,,,tit,tttt,l, LILLIAN Lllis
Grafton hGAauneay Dapua VIII
Curry,
Grafton Woman, u Title BIT ter q
laaha" ",t,,Rfttt,tst,Na Nallle heaFllla
Grafton, 'fhe Negro Ffahlamn a,1ee
Connolly
A large HumbeF 0i pttFans enjoyed
the program,
nFs steve weed SITS eeF eaFa, sRIit
fias ~ eaaFse, delivered fires ~ ems paFt
~ the city
y N sLAHLH n CO..
Lamhsf Yard, EiA PaiHti n nt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05
Official County Paper.

Con. JOHN II. KING, a prominent
citizen OF Huron and well known In
business and political circles through.
out the state, died at his home yes.
terday morning at the age OF 90.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

rnptlon In his opponents, which exist
only Ia his Imagination, his own
chances OF success would he much het
tar. Scotland Citissa, Rspab heaa,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

The election Monday passed on
quietly, less than the usual numbers
OF votes being poIle1, ado this year,
about 20 less than last year, No license
carried by 10 majority, ii9 yes Ia
1853 mo" This Ii the first no license
vote In Elk Point for something like
tifteen years, We have commented on
the reasons for IL on our editorial page
Two tickets for municipal offices were
In tn Q field, the "Citizepso and the
Law and Order" w, w. Main on
the Law and Order ticket was elected
mayor by l0i majority, the remainder
of the citizens ticket being elected
The vote Ia detail was a. follows,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05

MARRdEp: 80 the M Il. pansppage
Taesaay eyeniags April . by the pes,
tor, Rev. VI D. Stewart, Francis f.
Kesaer " tbis eaty ana Miss Aaa Olsen
~ BehianGs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-05
THE COURIER
by G, II. BRUCE
Published ON Every Thursday.
Entered at the Post once at Elk Point as mail
matter OF the.secona class
Subscription Price, per year

The CouRfER Is mailed regularly TO It's sub
scrlhers until definite order TO discontinue Is
received and an arrears are paid.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-12

Q--And won sonss money!
A--Yes, sir; hought them.
Q-Did he ever tell yon anything
eINe IN regard ~ thstf, 49,
A-No, sir.
QzMr. Davis, did Nr. Evans ever
ray anything ~ you in regard to the
Newberry delegation in the legisla.
ture and il ~ what WIS itf
Ayes, sir, he said that be got
Mr. Blease out of the way by en-
ployjng him as attorney. Blease was
opJwsjng him and he MAS advised to
employ him az his attorney.
Dwell, sir; what else did be saw
A-And he fixed The others.
A-Yes. sir; bought them.
Q-What cDrnmen, did be make on
that "iixing" Df the others snat Won
haze referred trf
A-WclJ. he laid il WAS the cheap
1t crnHd be cyer bp1ght.I / think that
%ag the language he used.
Q-He said il was the eheapest
:rowd he eyer bougbti
Ayes. sir.
Q-Mr. Davis. did you see that
tabl" that Mr.. Kib!er was speaking
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-12

thai hs had bought s0noe of this pro-
panty with sonse Df those presents Dr
snmsuAi1ng shat those liquor Iaen bad
gsxasn ASzDs H
A-Ne, sir, not that remember Df,
MI 81, - -. .+.. .. IL.
Q-Mr- Chairman, f0r the present
7 fIEpe 10 further question ~ ask
MI DH1is. 1t has been rome time
since 4 hive hooked into this matter
And d wish To refresh my memory in
regard 10 sa1pe o;ber tbings. We will
Issk him 10 remain until tb'S after
DnDn
BpnEat Xewrerry Delegation.
Mr. DE15s was recalled at the after
unnn seHssis,n al which time he testi-
fled ns ttlluws:
C.. g. DB7is recalled. Examined by
M-. LTnn-
N,-M, Davi+. did 3Ir. II. II.
tT'Hnf tTPr str anything ~ you
hh'ul w1n11ng -poDey il poker gamez
WITH WIlsEtr Den orer in Atlanta 7
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VIII Whisky ueo nver there and
tDe-' v1vef I'D wlr s.oLne money. He
DfTtc sIu1t,d liz amount.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-12

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on Dsr1s- o;6 yc1 erere hear
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A-Np. sir.
Q-Mr. Dayiz.-
Al have heard other people say
that. bDI haze never heard hi1n sax
Q-Ynu have heard other people
*ay F0'
A-Yet. sir: that didn', know any
more about il than I did.
Q-Mr. Davis, did Mr. Evans ever
tell you anything about winning or
receiving q large amount Of money
ia poker game on one occasion from
the liquor drummers7
Al do not think that he did. I
haze heard it said by others that they
would let him win it from them, but
l d. not think he ever told me that.
Q-Eow. Mr.. Davis, didn't Mr.
Evan. confess TO You On one occasion
that the first rebate he had gotten
was $4,000 that he had won in a
poker game through third party7
A-No, sir.
Ole did not7
A-No, sir.
Q-You know nothing Of that
trangaetion7
Al know nothing Of that trans
action whatever, sir.
O-Mr. Davis, are you familiar