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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08
SECC|0N ItA RAJ.
Er e! Manrique.
De nuestro eo,respopsai

Caguas, Julio 6,-Con I'm lleno
compete celebrose anoche en- el
Teatro Ia >egnnda function dada POI
ia compahia Matras -Campos.
Pusieron>e en- eseena las prciosas
zarzuclas LA Trapera Alma de
Dios" y LA gatita blanca >
Blanca Matras, Ia admirable ar
tista eStuvo inimitablp en las tres
obras. Con su exceptional taiento
artis,ico sahe darie al personaIe que
representa- la gracia intenci6n que
requiere. Su gracia es natural.su voz
muy clara, dice muv bien, es muy
Simpatica Y caracterlza dlierente-
mente los tipos que representa-. Is
una ariista de primer orhcn que CO.
sechara nuevos Y espiendldos trlun-
foS on donde gulicra que 50 rresente.
Sn labor artistica en- Is "'Trapera"
fuc excelente.
En- "Alma dc Dios" cant6 muy
bien V bail6 con mucho txito ia
Farruc1".
En- ia Ga,ita Blanca. tobra
predilecta de nueatro pnhre ptiblico)
estuvo muy bien, snhre todo en- los
"couplets" y distintns bales que a
cada uno de eiios apIic6-
Nadal, Ramirez, La Perez. Velez,
Barange, Ia Pascual y Cort6s muy
bien en- sus rrespectlvos papeles, en-
ia Trapera = Alma de Dios"
especialmente Cortfs en- ell sacristan
Sr. Horencio Y en la canci6n hGn-
CARA que con nucho exito cantara.
La Perez muy bien en- su papel de
Rosita. len Ia Gatita Blanca") v
sobre toio IN ri bale la "Machicha
La Pa,cr!li ten en- esta obra RAM
rez airn tesa!ortunado en- su papel
de Do ~er.andfo de la Manciia.
Cort.s r.y ma. en- su palpel ae
Pennf. p'ie- en- vez de hacer un IL
Do apoeas, nos hizo un tipo de-
rnasia., -to. eIagerando no poco
sus notm.entos. Is un papel no
adapt para el-
L. f1-rs hastante aceptabIes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08
MALA CARNE
Y P[0R PAN.
Al Municipio de Ba-
yamon parece impor-
tarle POGO Ia salud
del pueblo.
Sc acuerdan de Santa Bar
bara solo en- dias de
e}ecciones.
Y q su sombrs yiven, medran y
Sc reproducen los monopolios,
con perjuicio del pueblo que
sufre tales abuSos.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Julio 7.-Llega a mis- ofdos, la
noticia de que el joven Ra-
mon Diaz Suarez, apoderado de Ia
mercantil de Ricardo Vela, del
alto comercio de esta plaza, Sc re-
tira de ella, para establecerse.
Ounce amos hace que conoce-
mos a Ramon como laborioso en-
pleado de dicha casa, y en- ese item
po ha podido el joven Suarez cap
tarse la con6anza de su principal, y
la estimaci6n y aprecio del pt-
blico en- general que al verlo sa-
lir de la penosa vida de empleado
para ingresar, en- la vida indepen-
diente sentira como siente, el que
estas lineas escribe immense pla-
Ger.
Verdaderamente que el Sr. Ri
cardo Nela, siente la salida de SUI
antique empleado, pero no quiere
iinterrumpir la Marcia, del que va
en- busca de un porvenir, que quf.-
zas tl,no ha podido brindarle.
Suerte y prosperidad, lie deseo al
amigo Ramon en- sus negocios, y
que pronto sea realizado el ideal
hermoso de SUI vida.
Hace algun tempo, me vengo
ocupando del espendio de los arti-
culos de primera necesidad, como
el pan y la carne, y parece que los
llamados q remediar no cl abuse
sino la falta de conciencia, que cs
10 que Sc viene cometiendo aqui
no corrigan el NAL por convenient
cia propia.
FL ayuntamiento es el Inico res
ponsable, de que el pdhlico, coma,
un pan malo y una carne peor.
Y voy q probarb.. Hay en- la
ciudad Y va 10 he idicho antes, 10 8
II hornos de hacer pan, y de esos
trabajan dos 8 3. ~ los otros
por que no trabajan?
iPorque los Sres. del ayuntamien
to no tratan dc averiguar, el por
que de ESQ? Porque don Hermene
gildo Gonzalez, prominente repu
blicano, tienc horno, y no trabaja
pan; Porque don Jose Dolores
Miranda, rcpublicano promincn
tc tiene horno, y no trabaia. Por
que la Otcro. hcrmana de un rcpu
blicano c6lebre, tampoco trabaja,
y hay que guardarle considerable
nes y no pueden, por ESQ haccr pan
en- sus hornos, Y por que todos alb
solutamcnte todos que tiencn sus
hornos cerrados, algo Sc les dcbr
politicamente y de ahi que el mum
cipio no hace por tomar medidas
y en- tanto cl pueblo sin cesar ma
vega en- el pi6lago immense de la
esplotacion?
Y vamos p'alantc. Esto cs ron
respecto i la csclusiva del espen
dio de csc articulo, ahora con res
pecto 4 las condiciones Ell que Sc
vcnde el pan es mas responsible
el municipio. Pues para cso se lc
paga ampliamente Z Ia sanidad V
dcbc exirgirle a csos emplcados el
cumplimicnto drl debcr, pucs para
ESQ el pueblo los pasa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08
0BSERVAC|OXES
METEOROL LOG|CAS
Fuertes eaIores acompahado de
trecueDteS aguaeerOS.

La temperature media de la sema-
ma fue por 10 regular mas alta que Ia
de la semana precedente, con fre-
euentes aguaeeros pero menos fuer-
ties. La temperature mas alta de Ia
semana, %, ocurri6 en- Maunabo ell
80 de Junio V en- Yauco en- Ia misma
fecha V demas el ! de Julio; Ia mas
baja de 80. ocurri6 en- Jayuva el 3
Julio v en- Maricao el , de Julio. La
lluvia desigualmente repartids en-
toda la isia. en- algunss estaciones hu
bieron aguaceros casi diariamente
mientras que en otras localidades
d e la misma division llovi6 POGO o
NADIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08
Otra central arnenaza-
da por el gran pulpo.
Sera tarde cuando pense'
mos en- ell remedio, por-
que todo habra conclui-
do-
Trece denuncias por yender le-
che adhlterada.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Ponce. Julio 2.-Anoche Sc efec-
tue la acostumbrada retreta en- la
plaza de LaAboiicion, yresulto como
siempre muy concurrida y esplendi-
da. Bien por la banda NJ arlna y Ell
senior Pericas.
La Guanica Central esta por COM
prar por la cual ha hecho oferta la
magnifica central de Bianchi esta-
bleclda en- Ahasco.
Es bien triste la perspectiva de la
lsla de Puerto Rico. El "despojo le
gal' va ruduciendo ell native a la
triste condicion de proletario. "
despues? Despues que no pertenez-
ca la terra y sin fuerza juridica, den
tro de los preceptos constructions
les para liamarnos ciudadanos de
alguna parte, Stendremos VALOR
para seguir viviendo?.. ........
Ante el juez de paz Lcdo. don Au-
gusto PasareIl han contraido matrl-
monio civilmente Juan Solf, con la
Srta. Francisco Renta. Yuan Colon,
con la Sta. Pillar Pides, este ditimo
fue por orden del H on. Fiscal de
este distrito.
FL inspector de aiimentos Gle este
distrito, don Lorenzo NJ acaro, ha
presentado denuncia jurada ante ell
fiscal contra Bernabe Diaz, de Jua
ma Diaz por vender iecheadulterada,
el fiscal lie ha pedido 5000 de fian a
para permanecer en- libertad. Con
esta denuncia son trece las que ha
presentado este inspector por ese
delito.
Anoche hemos presenciado unade
los tantos abusos & irregularidades
delasque comete a diario la compahia
de la Luz electrica de esta ciudad,
que pudo haber originado perdidas
materiales v graves trastOrnos en- ell
piblico. "El Circuio H abana' cele-
braba anoche su function v al
empezar Sc apago la luz electrica,
despues de estar funcionando el apa
ratio permaneciendo asi desde
las s V media hasta las Q v media. V
por consiguiente el aparato no podia
funcionar y cIaro csta que ell inmen-
so pdbllco que all Sc encontraba
empczo 4 pfotestar contra
la empresa. de cinematografo, no
siendo dicha empresa Ia cuipabie de
10 que pasaba Y 81 la compa
del Trolley que era contra qulen de
bia de protestar eipublico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08
I'm P0EBL0
EN- DESCRAc|A.
Cansados para el bien
y agiles para firnar
la nonina.
Coamo, la hermosa y lin.
pia Coamo de otros
tiempos, es hoy una ba'
rriada de Tanger.
Los sehores del Concejo solo Sc
levantaron para confeccionar
Ell preSupuesto.
[De nuestro corresponsal eepeclal]

- - A"SSNAo SoA'S RoiSoA NS kSS'"iJ
Coamo, Julio 6.-Nos decia un re-
publicano al juzgar la actual situa-
cion financiera de esta Villa: Ell
Ayuntamiento de Coamo Sc halla
sobrecojido de marasmo, SUI vida
politlca Gamma languideciendo cada
vez mas, no Sc celebran sesiones mu-
chas obras que pudieran estarse
efectuando no Sc pueden llevar a
cabo porque Sc presentan escritos
al Ayuntamiento, este no puede
atenderlos porque no Sc reune jamas
y como consecuencia fatal muchos
obreros no encuentran donde ganar
un jornal para atender a su familia
ell pueblo esta hecho una pocilga:
un paseo por la plaza del Mercado
nos presentaria I'm espectaculo pro-
pio de los alrededores de Tanger,
ALI Sc confunden animales de todas
las classes desde el patio lapachando
por la zanja que ola salida al desper-
dicio de la pluma del acueducto al
perro con sus espectaculos POGO edi-
ficantes. Toda la poblacion Sc ha-
LA en- feo estado, GALES sucias, alum
brado que seria preferible suprimirlo
por economic, y hay tanto, tanto y
tan malo que Sc lien arian columnas
de un peri6dico con su description.
Ell senior Betances que siempre ira
baj6 por el bienestar dc esta Villa
parece Sc halla cansado. Sc dice, que
solo intervino en- la elaboration del
presupuesto, en- la formation del
cual salio rtriunfante, segun Sc dice
por medic de un testafcrro Y luego
Sc ha quedado dormido sobre sus
laureles SAdonde iremos parar 81
Betances no toma una actitud ener-
gica?
Amargas verdades en- boca de un
republicano Y que inducen a diri-
jir al senior Betances estas pregun-
tas sAdonde vamos a parar senior
Betances? :Cual es ell fin que Sc pro-
ponc un partido que Sc halla al fren-
tc dc la administration de un pueblo
teniendolo en- tai estado de abando-
no? :Es cierta la inercia dc que sc
acusa al Ayuntamiento? SEs verdad
que Coamo esta convertible en- un
dcpdsito de basuras y que muchos
transcuntes va han notado que no es
el Coamo de amos atrAs. Comprcnde-
mos que cl Ayuntamiento no tiene
fondos de que disponer pues nos di-
cen que no cuenta nj con un centavo
pcro cque tiene que vcr csto con la
limpieza de las GALES? cquc tiene
que yer el arranque con los ccrdos,
cabros y perros que pululan por la
poblaci6n ?Sus GALES estan perdidas
:porque han dc estar sucias? I'd. Sr
Bctances es el leader republicano,
ante I'd. todos bajan la cabcza dies
de Igaravidez en- el Hospital hasta
Lopez en- el aeueducto y 4 I'd. cs i
quien debemos acudir no solo rcfi-
riendole la manifestation de esc re-
publicano, sino pidiendole que Sc
duela de este pueblo hasta 1910 a
yer 81 para aquella epoca abrcn los
ojos los que ain estan ciegos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08

Ger uso de puestos airededor de Ia
plaza para cualquier negocio. ten
dra que OBJ btener permiso de Ia CO.
mission.
No Sc permitiri establecer pues-
tos fiios en- Ia via ptibIca, sin au-
torizaci6n de Ia cofnisi6n.
Habra trenes, vapores Y Ian
chas que harsn wales extraordl-
narios para comodidad de los visi-
tantes, euyos itinersrio sc publ
caran oportunamente.
Todos los actos anunciado en-
este progrsna serkn amenizados
por Ia orques,A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08
PROTOCOLO No. 5 Y SUS ANEXOS.

lHSuECieHG 10 mees Lno burdens
imposed upon them, the deficit
was charged to the island, and for
med at new item of the Cuban deb
1t thus appears that the finances
of the island were exclusively con
trolled by the Spanish Government,
and that the debt was in no sense
created by Cuba as province or
department Of Spain, or by the
people Of the island. IN reality it
is notorious that the dcniel to Gu
ba Of any financial autonomy and
Of any power to protect herself
against the imposition by Spanish
officials of enormous burdens for
purposes fereign and adverse to
her interests, has been the most pro
life source Of discomfort in the is
land. Tn, debt creating powe'
such as commonly belongs to CO.
munes or municipal corporations,
never was delegated to Cuba. Such
thing as y Cuban obligation, crea-
ted by the island in the exercise Of
powers either inherent or delega-
ted, is unknown to the markets
Of the world.
Having briefly sketched the sys-
tenn of financial administration
with respect to Cuba, we may con-
slider the origien of the debt.
Proior to 1861 no so-called Cuban
debt existed.
The revenues Of the island were
MS a rule far more than sufficient
to pay the expenses Of its govern
ment, and produced in each year
a surplus. This surplus was not
expended for the benefit Of the is
land, but was sent to Madrid. The
surplus thus disposed Of amounted,
from 1856 to 1861 inclusive, to
upw ards of $20,000,00O.
In 1864, in order to meet the
national expenses ct the attempt
to ere Incorporate" San Domingo in
to the Spanish dominions, and Of
expedition to Mexico, the
Spanish authorities issued bonds
to the amount of $1,000. 600. Sub
sequently new loans were made,
SO that so-called Cuban debt had
swollen by 1868 to $4,000, 90.
In that year the ten years W r
for Cuban independence broke out,
a war produced by causes so gene
rally conceded to be just as to need
no exposition on this occasion.
All the expenses Of this war were
imposed upon Cuba, SO that in 1880
according to a statement made at
Madrid in that year by . Spanish
Secretary for the Colonies, The so-
called Cuban debt amounted to
upwards Of $17O,0OO,0OO
Subsequently the Spanish Go
vernment undertook to consoli-
date these debts. and to this end
created in 1856 the so-called Bile
tes hipotccnriOs dc Ia isla de Cuba,
to the amount Of 10000, 900 pese-
tas, or SPA ,OOO,O0O The Spanish
Government undertook to pay these
bonds and the interest thereon out
OF the revenues Of Cuba, but the
national character Of the debt was
sohown by the fact that upon the
face Of the bonds, "the
Spanish nation (la Ndcidn espa-
noiD guaranteed their payment.
The annual charge for interest
and sinking fund on account OF
this debt amounted to the sum OF
80. l9l 600 pesetas, or N,s33, 200.
which vas disbursed through
Spanish financial institution, "a
He'd the Banco Hispdno Colonial,
which Is said to have collected dai
ly from the custom house at Ha
vana. through an agency there cs-
tablished. the sum Of s33 ,339
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08

The second part Of the Spanish
memorandum is devoted to an ar
gument to maintain the PROPOSE
tion that "the cession and relin-
quishment of sovereignty embra-
ces the cesslon and REIMBURSEMENT
of the rights and obligations cons
tituting it."
The American commissioners
are not disposed to comment upon
the indehniteness of this PROPOSE
ton, or upon the fallacies invol-
ved in treating the obligations
which sovereign may incur in the
exercise Of his sovereignty as a part
of the sovereignty itself. National So
vereignty (soberanin naeionaD,
as defined by high Spanish autho-
rity (Norfsimo Diccionar1o enciclo-
p6dico de Ia lengua castellana, por
D. Delfin Donadin y Buignau, ba-
sed on the Dictionary of the Spa
nish Academy, is ''the right which
a nation has Of organizing the pu-
bile powers in such a way as it may
deem advisable" This right,
though it includes the power to
contract obligations, is in no SEN
Sc composed of them. The thing
done in the exercise of sovereign
ty is not c part of the sovereign
ty itself; the power to create is
not the thing created. Nor is it
possible to shut our eyes to the fact
that in the Spanish memorandum
the term obligation is used indis-
criminately in respect of two di-
fferent things, namely, the duties
which a sovereign as such owes to
his subjects, and the debts which
he may specially contract in the
exercise OF his sovereign power for
his own purposes.
With these preliminary obser-
vations, the American Commits
sioners proceed to the considera-
ton of the specific matter before
them.
The American Commissioners no.
te the declaration in the Spanish
memorandum that there is no pur-
pose now to transfer with the So
vereignty of Cuba and Porto Rico
a proportional part Of the natio-
nal debt Of Spain, but 'only the
obligations and charges attaching
Individually to the islands," which
obligations and charges it likes
to the local debts which pass with
ceded territory. 1t appears, how
ever, by the explanation given in
the memorandum of the origin OF
these charges and obligations, and
of the manner in which they were
contracted, that they include the
whole Of what is commonly called
the Cuban debt. The American
Commissioners, therefore, while
reaffrming their position as to the
exclusion by the Protocol of any
proposal for the assumption of such
charges and obligations, will cxa-
mine the sublectln some Of its as
poets.
1t is true that the financial de-
partment of the Island of Cuba,
commonly called the Cuban Treasu
ry," was not branch Of the Spanish
Treasury, but it is equally true
that it was accountable to the S.
panish Secretary for the Colonies,
the Ministro de Uhramar. and
that it was managed by body Of
officials appointed by the Crown
at whose head was a high functio-
nary, called Intendents General de
Hac,enda. In each year budget
made up by the Spanish Colonial
Secretary on data furnished by the
Intendsnie General. and this budget
was submitted TO and acted upon
BY the Cortes. II in any wear the
cnlio.tnl IN Cuba ,rorn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08

La orquezta baIo IA direction de-
maestro Campos, ,muy bien sIustafia
Para esta noche auYnc.an un SUI
ges,ivo prpgrama en- FL clsl figuran
las zarzleias IA c4nlarons', "En-
sefIarza Librr", .I.a Cnrra De To-
ros" Y ( pe;ici6n del pio.cO extra
"Las BrlboOnas
Dado 10 atrayenis ne resuitar5
este progr4nla, sugura1os I'm renO
so.osI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08

di4,:r fa eorriente mes, vers Ia
llE D.ir4 n esta cuiudad el ntle-
vo re-5iiro "L3 Republica" que
ven,..5 On altos mos & contribuir
l9s r f. 5a.ei,, 'H1ff'' de Ia rnsn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-08
uu paseo desgIaciado.
/ Dos jovenes srayemente heridos

Dos Jnvenes iueron gravemen'e
herldos en- Rincr side Park, New
/ York.
Paseando varlas personas en- I'M
autom6vil un POGO antes de llegar
i Ia tumha de Grant. Sc revent6
Ia gonna de una dc las r,Iedas. ven
dose ri automdvil encima de IN
mnnt6n de materiaies que estaba
ALI para h construction de una
casa.
H. automovil al chocar con Las
p edras Y hierros Ianz6 a dos de los
pasaJrros p"r la parte delantera
del carfo. yenfo caer sobre unaS
VI ga 80 acero.
Los DO, queiaron sin conocinien-
To.
FL re-fo de l"- ocupantes del ca
rro, po.ieias yarias personas que
pasalJan. rrnr5c7on i los heridos
que f,ieron .nneiiatsmente monta
dos on un '1TyIt ' conducidos 4 un
hospital
RI autou.fyil .iri6 grandes ave-
daS.
mo e. vote "a le. neoe saria. La eomi-
sl6n estg,ill ahora los mejoDs me-
dos de oii,erer snfnrrnes meteorol6-
gicos, ssis alta mar con auxilio de
IA telegrs'ia rralsnnncs dssds tras-
tlan,i~o- +, lqfles de guerra
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

Advertisements for the want "a
columns will be taken until IL m. for
the evening edition and until $3.50 ,.
m. for the mOrninE and sunday q ;
tions.
Cash must all orders for
want ads and no advertisement VIII
be accepted for less than 40 cents for
first insertion.
Always count six words 60 = line
CASH RATES ron WANT ADS
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - One
Insertion, I I-2 cents per word and L
cent per word for each s~ubseduen
insertion. Each insertions made ON
odd days, I I-2 cents Per wOTdI $3.50
per line per month.
want ads for rae nee may be left
at any sf the foIlswiRR drug stores
one f. yOuF "eoFneF dFuEKist"-they
are all branch offices for The Bee
and yOuF ad viii bs inserted Just as
promptly and on the same rates aa ne
the main office In TIE nee BuildiAE'
ss~Venteenth and FaFnan Streets
Albach, w. C., 10Th and FarnAm.
Beranek, s. A.. 1Fs g 18th 81.
Becht Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy ga and Cunning.
Biako's Pharmacy, 2sB Sherman Ave.
CouEhiin, c. r., sth and Pierce SITS. o
Clifton I'm Pharmacy Hals Military Ave
Conte, ]. B., 81st Ave. and Farnam ~.
Crlssey Pharmacy, 1th and Lake SITS.
Cermak, Emil 1104-6 8. 18th St.
EhIera, p. H.. 2807 L~eavenworth St
Foster & Arnold, us N. 18th st.
Freytag, John j., 1914 N. Ath st.
Florence Drug Co, Florence, Neb.
Greenough. q. A., 1924 3. 18th st.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy, 1901 $. 18th ST
Hayden, William c., 300 Farnam st.
Hoist, John, 54 N. 18th ST.
Huff, A.. L.. 1921 Leavenworth st.
King, r. g., 2S3s Farnam st.
Kountze Place Pharmacy, 2601 N. oath 81
Lathrop, Charles e, 1894 N. 2ith St.
Patrick Drug Co. 1902 N. 24th 81.
Snyder Pharmacy, Goth and Lake SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Berths-H. L. Winter, 1912 North Seven
teenth, boy; John Zituik, 1924 Martha
girl; r. Taylor, Sixteenth and II, girl
Willie Roster, 1415 South Sixth street, girl
William Moncreiff, girl; p. Drozda, 16lt
South Eighth, girl; Tom Cromwell, 24Zi
Saratoga, win girls; Enfred Anderson, 2I2'
BuTdette, girl.
Deaths-Jesse Coleman, 2217 lizard, in
Unknown Woman, Ninth and Leaven.
worth; Baby Brownell, 2427 Saratoga, In
FAINT; Helen Robnett, 1901 North Twenty
fourth, 9 months.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
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a small town on Union Pacific railway;
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Morgan Land and Irrigation Co., Fort
Morgan. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

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famous book Bread and Butter Sciences
Address H. b. Boyles, president, Omaha
Neb.
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e. w. FIT, mechanical drawings, con.
sultinR engineer. 5l6 Bee Bldg Tel. ID. 6926
r. l2-A Patterson Bldg. 1873 Farnam 81.
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WALKING distance. nine-room modern
house, $3.50; seven-room, Capitol Ave,
$3.50. Tel. Harvey 623.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES

u TURNER graduate OF Leipsio, Ger
many, Conservatory OF Music; plano lesson
cheap. Tel Red E0Ss or drop me q postal q
aSTl Harvey st. and / will call on you.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

wANTED-Railway mail clerks, post
office clerks, carriers. Examinations IL
Omaha Nov. nth. Preparation free
Franklin Institute, Dept, lg f.. Rochester
n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

FRANCIS PoTTER's School OF banjo
mandolin and guitar. Barker Blk. p. $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
DANCING

MORAND'S DANCING SCHOOL for
adults now open; lessons Tuesday and Fri
day evenings. Pupils attending high school
or the colleges half regular rates; success
suF ranteed. Private lessons daily, Call or
Tel. Doug. 104l.
CHAMBERS CLASSES REOPEN.
For Adult Beginners-Monday, October 4.
Assemblies-Every Tuesday, s:3O to 1870
D. m, commencing Tuesday, October 8.
Married Classes-Tuesday. October ".
High School Classes-October 2
Children. Beginners-Tuesdays, AIS, Oc-
tober II.
Children, Advanced-Saturdays, $50 p. m.
Opening party, October is,
Mr.. and Mrs. personally in
struet all classes.
Pupils should list their names before
October l.
Circulars.
. MR.. AND MRS. MORAND's classes for
children in dancing and physical culture,
In Creighton Institute, 30 s. 18th st, (neRr
Farnam, ground floor, reopens on Satur-
day. october l6, 3 p. m. Season, six
months, $40. For particulars Tel. Douglas
l04l, or Harvey ul- Booklets.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
CHlR0PoDlSTS
CONSULTING ENGINEERS

DIR. ROY. 1906 Far6sm St. Douglas SAG
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a practically complete list of
the Vacant rooms i'm Omaha
will be found on this page
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