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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-04
r.,n .,IR real E44Lo ESTATE 70. .,,n
California.

FARM AND AANth LAND FUR hAhha
CCOntiuued1
California.
CALIFORNIA lands for sale IN sacra-
mento valley. M~acre orange Rrove; best
proposition on Pacific coast Fruit and
poultry farms. Write for free printed mat
ter kelsea. Corning Cal.
FOR sALE-1O-acre tracts finest orange,
winter vegetable, fruit and alfalfa lands
with water, two miles from Coachella.
Write to y. G. Hamilton. S110 Budlong AYE 4,
Los Angeles, Cal
THE NEW CALIFORNIA
RIO GRANDE VALLEY, TEXAS GULF
coast lands, located on driveways from rail-
road to beach and divided into TO- 20, 40
acre tracts, " or whole sections, WIN
all improved lands at lowest prices and
easiest terms We are prepared to culti-
yate your lands for you and plant your
RECORD RAlNFLL
20 inches. but have irrigation plants now
In operation on lands to supplement rain
fall, If needed. aud we deed free water
Possible to raise high priced Writer veg
etable crops between the rows of orange
pecan, fig and English walnut trees while
your maturing groves, like a note hearing
interest gradually bring you into a fixed
STAPLE CROPS.
Milomaize, kaffir corn, millet, alfalfa,
sorghum cane for forage; peanuts, broom
corn, ribbon sugar cane and the Great
White Staple" Of cotton. Ideal conditions
for hog poultry and cattle raising: no losa
from severe winters and lack OF shelter.
HEALTH
Plenty Of sunshine, pure artesian water
high coast elevation, even, mild tempera-
ture, and every time you breathe you fill
your lungs with dry, healing salt air.
p Our special trains Of private hotel cars
pass through Kansas City January and
10. Railroad fare refunded to substantial
buyers. Illustrated magazine maps and
plats free. Write for sample of our rich
soil, mailed free, and l will make you the
your place,
WALTER s. AYRES,
7Qq poafoI plda rbtoa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-04

FOR SALE-165-acre ranch, about miles
from Salida, Colo; all under cultivation; {;
acres orchard, SAroom house, large barn
over feet; splendid hay, grain, potato
and vegetable farm price, $1,000; part cash,
balance terms Joe Tracy. Leadville, Colo
FOR SALE-Special eastern Colorado
bargain, five sections improved and
fenced; first class farming land; near r r.
town; only IS acre. Terms. r. M. Bettes-
worth, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
LAND. LAND. LAND, NEAR DENVER
Large and small ranches, both improved
and unimproved-splendidly located for
subdivision or colonization; 1000 to 5000
acres; exceptionally low price and liberal
terms Sub-irrigated alfalfa tracts, cut
ting large tonnage every year. Other por-
tions coming under storage reservoirs. See
US for highest class, lowest priced land
HEADQUARTERS. 1874 Weltoh. Denver,
Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-04
MOVING THIS SPRING

Then move into your own home and stop
paying for another mans house. We
will sell you for
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-04
Oregon.

ROGUE River valley ranch, 1eO acres,
house barn, stock, implements AID fruit;
bargain at $500; must be sold at once.
w. q. Davidson, Medford, Ore.
WANpED-Will take limited number as
part payment on choice fruit and farm
land on main line Of railroad Write G.
Fielder, 2ol Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-04

Nice brick flat, containing 12 rooms. with
cottage adjoining. containing 6 rooms fur
niture of the fiat goes with deal, on the
southwest corner 18th and Burt, owner
leaving city is reason for selling; great
$500. Phone Douglas 1869
LlNAHAN REALTY CO.. 70S N. Y. L. Bldg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

Ell los examenes verificados en-
el Ateneo Ell los noche del martes.
entfe los aspirantes = -greso en- el
nuevo curse de taoui grafta, ha sldo
rombradas para cubrlr las hecas va
caa1es los siguientes: Francisco Va
.t4l Nadal, Emilia Beamud. Julio
Rivera Cruz, Francisco Inserni, Do
loles Es5rella -Adela Rodriguez, Nal
oiso Elvira Rosario, Isabel Cestero.
Anroala Castanera. ENRIQUE Grova.
antonio Fernandez, Mar IA Teresa
Cmpierre, Rafael sos, Selen,a Co.
rrea P!!ar De;lllo Lopez Juana Y.
Perez s Maria Martos Torres.
La rlase lara conienzo el proxirno
ma-tes . de septiemhre 4 las siete Y
cua-To d. Ia noche.
Los Sres Gonzalez Barr.os Y Co
de Bavamon, Ia susperdido sus ne
goclos constiruyendo otra socledad
Que oaio "a rszon &c a Remos Y Co
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
R@cuerdo del lpg}@ado
UNA REAL ORDEN,

/, Martin Campderros pidio audiencla y
habiendo entrado, participo testi-
monio de Ia Real Cedula de S. NJ,
] de S de MARIO de l775, remitida a
este Cabildo por su Sonora el Senor
Gobernador Y Captain General. con
testimonio del auto para su obede-
clmiento y eumpimlento prevlo; pa
"a que Sc tenga presente el atropella-
do e1ceso cometido por uno de los
|Gobernadores de estas Provlnclas
contra un vasallo de elias, mandan-
do S. NJ. 4 estos, a los Virreyes y
Presidentes procedan con la suavl-
dad y benignidad que son proplas de
su glorioso gobierno, con todo 10 de-
mas que consta, y enterados sus Sc
norias de todo, dijeron que Sc archl-
We y tome razon, en- el ibro destlna-
Edo a este fin y Sc lea a principle de
cada aflo."
| Desdichadamente no he podldo
!encontrar el lbro a que Sc hace rete-
rencia en- este acuerdo que fue man
! dado formar y llevar en- II De Enero
del citado ano; y que de5io ser muy
interesanre porque en- el Sc coplaba-
inte gras todas las reales cedulas, pro
visiones Reales, y ordenes que dina
naban del consejo de lndias.
Al refrescar este Recuerdo me hu-
biera agradado dar mas detalles de-
texto de Ia Real Cedula, censurando
al gobernador que cornetio ''el afro
pellado exceso" pero 10 eltractado
de ella por el Escribano del Cablldo
sr. Herranzy que he transcrlto bas-
ia para ju-55o2r el hecho.
Y tras el conoclmiento del suceso
vienen los naturales eomentarlos.
Carlos III r5y absolute, en- una
monarquia tan arlstocratica que eN-
gta Ia condicion de noble-.l hasta
| los Regidores de election; q los ca
deres de NIiicias y que llegaba hasta
prohiblr al Official de estas el contraer
matrimonio con muier de clase llana'
a menos que no fuese blanca y tuve7
ra 5000 pesos de dotes -, Carlos III
\ cue representaba a una generaclon
e reyes como Felipe Y prlmero ae
au esyirpe que ocupo el vrono espanol
no tuvo menos desautorzar a nn
Gobernador que atropelo q IN vasa
llo. plebevo tai vez y mandar que
en- el municiplo Sc leyese cada aho
Iesa desautorizacion y Ia recomenda-
Icion a gobernadores Nlrreyes y Pre-
sidentes de que procedan con Ia sno-
r'dad y benegnidad que son prop'ds
de su qlorloso go5lerno
Miremos el anverso &c Ia nedalla
Nj. TAFT, presidente de una -epuoh-
ca democratica en- IA cue segun 81
constitution e. pueblo es quien da
y ororga el poder, no ouiso guitar a
tun funcionarlo puolieo de Puerto
Rico de menor cE-egoria que 'in
gobernador, Y sobre cuya conducta
atropelladora hlzo Ia camara de Re-
presentantes una information. sPor
queo Por mantener los prestlglos dc Ia
administrator En- tanto Ia iustlcla
sutrio. e. pueblo Quedo ve;ado y la
camara desairads, pues el tai en-
pleado estuvo Ell 81 puesto hasta ven
Ger 81 termlno.
Carlos III enrendia los presrigios
4 de 81 glorloso reinado en- otra forma.
mas justa Y mas democratica.
4. Nnror,te.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
MuIlenhOn 6 KoYbeY

AGESTEs DE LA HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
GIata vista,
La soprano dram atica An
ma de Revers Michiara
canta como su obra ia
vorita "El Irovador."
e. de Dacionalidad rusa Y ha-
bIa may bien ell castellano.

Remos tenido el placer lie Iecibir
Ia vista de Il senora Anna ile Re
vers Michiara Soprano dramatlca,
cuya obTa favc-lta IS Fl TToyador.
La soprano sehora dc ReverS es una
joven, muy elegante y c'Il'a, t.e ne
c.onaidad rus V que ha :ealizado
b-illanre tournee poc I1aha Y en-
Espana, cantando en = Lceo d4 Bar
celona.
Haola ben el nastellano y g miIv
siInpatica Y de trato agadab!e.
En- su conversation Sc w nucho
del racelo espa1oi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

? Sin duda alguna el reinado de Car
los III fue el mas fecundo en- blenes
y el de mas grata recordaclon para
el pueblo de Puerto Rico. Dlcho mo-
narca, que q sus naturales luces y a
su gran capacidad unia el tener conse
ieros de talento como el conde de A
randa, procure por cuantos medlos
iuzgo oportunos y discretos el bien
y progreso de su vasto RENO.
A Puerto Rico envlo leyes y refor-
mas de inapreciable valor y trascen-
dencia, entire elias el aumento de los
correos con Ia Metropoh; que las co
munidades rei igosas, con arreglo al
art. 80. del concordato de 1887, que
no Sc cumplia, contribuyesen de sus
bienes; dispuso que los CORE gldorses
tomasen medidas para evtar Ia dl-
lacion de las;causas criminales, y Ia
detencion en- las earceles sin necesl,
dad, de los acusados; para que Sc ad
ministrasen bien los positos, proplos
V arbitrios del procomun; para que
Sc atendiese a los hospltales y asllos,
cuyo encargo hizo extensive a los
obispos. Dispuso asf mismo que los
reh eiosos de ordenes monastleas no
fueran gangeros,ni estuvleran fuera
d. clausrra. Que en- las cotradlas no
Sc hicieran gastos e1eesivos y extra
nos. aienos al verdadero quito. or-
demo el cuidado de los plantlos y de
los montes; Ia composition de los ca
minos ' puentes; el arreglo y lmpleza
de las ventas y posadas, do leyes
sobre pesca y veda de Ia misma en- IA
kpoca de Ia reproduction; ereo los
Regdores Diputados de mes para
atender al abasto pubico de las GU
dades; siguiendo los conselos delCon
de de Aranda dividlo q estas en- "a
rios Y creo los alcaldes para los ms
mos, electos por sus veclndarlos, oo-
tuvo del Papa Clemente XIV IA re-
duccion de los lugares de Asllo, &c
que va me coupe en- otro Rscuerao
v yobtuvo Ia bula de Que Sc puolera
conner carne en- cuaresna, eseepto
ciertos dias; creo los consulados de
Comercio especie de trlounales nlef-
cantiles en- los puertos, restaoLeelo
Ia compania de Indlas y creo Ia Real
Compa1fa de Barcelona; creo el trl-
bunal de Ia Rota Y prohlblo toda
manda & herencia dejada q los conle-
sores para sus personas, lgleslas 0
communicates y mando dlstnbulr las
tierras baldias de Puerto Rico entire
sus vecinos porque no guerra que
aoueuos sus vasallos fuesen lornale-
ros. como dice Ia Real orden que IN
tegra pubhc6 mi querido amigo don
Salvador Brau en- su brlllante traba-
..Fundacion de Ponce.
Pudiera citar mas leyes, ordenan-
zas V reales ordenes d.ctadas por
Carlos III que fueron favorables al
adelanto de este pals, pero con las
relacionadas basta para que Sc pue-
da formar concepto del interes que
tuvo el gran rey en- hacer fellces a
sus sdbditos.
Solo quiero a gre gar una prueba de
como adnlinisttaba jUstlcla Ell Ame-
rica.
Ell dia l6 de mayo de IT'S Sc ha-
llaba reunido en- su sala capitular
el concejo de Ia Noble culdad del
Puerto Rio, cuando recibio ! zeal
orden que voy a dar a co-ocer.
Pero no o,,iero eHtractar NADIA
sino que voy a coplar textualnlente
las palabrss del aora de Ia session.
municipal de ese dia. Dice
..Tl o-,r;Lapn del Cc,Lie~rr Co-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

Deseaulos 4 Ia artista Que vista
por vez primera n',estro pals, las ma
vores trilnios en- su brillante tour
nee por el nravo mundo. Bienve-
niGe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

Cuando I'd. quiera vajar dee Swigsett
Bross. San Juan con H. E. Gates Ponce garantiza-
mos la mejor atencon. Tenemos un empeado especsa.
para este servicio 81 nosotros pode1os acar el
servicio es el deber de el buscar uno que pueda.
Busque nuestra sehal en- el radiator 81 no neva
nuestra marca Regstrada e "eche" no p,rtenece
al ATLAS LINE por eonsiguiente pueden llevar la
ga-anta de serveios eserada que evan toias las ma
quinss de! ATLAS LINE. Para evitar molestias
demora de tempo apuntese con nosotros para eualo
viaje en- Ia isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

;. en- c s. Ia hecho ago Ia extln-
glu6a L-ercantil Y proseglIira sus mis-
NOS negocios. Buen ex,to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

lsl Ordenarz3s Y Reglamentos de
las millclas 4 Puerto Rico.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-02

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CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
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Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17
orisia ef Tory.

sr Walter Sc,EI-s explanation Of the
o-ly-- q tory as give me i 10,
s---= III sz,ce Is that CT other IL
4-r--s According 10 q high authO-i
e. word l. Irish for d '-pursuer
a-c Els az hrst gwen 70 moss JrooI,
eEs- wa f1r their own vElainOus our
F.s=s pretended 70 be on the side ..
-1e crown and the constitution and the
rights n property and IN that dis
ZI-ss La-lIed the bogs Of Irelaud
rD61l1z tle Inhabitants in the name
4 the king About lGSJ those VIII.
'-co1Ie1deI for the extreme prerUEs
lives y the crown had this coutemp
t10us tern applied 20 them by the.
egpoE=lls. and thus we arrive at th-
meaning u t0day Mscaulay points
oCt IS Z curious circumstance that
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Es q tern of insult should so soon have
been assumed with pEide. Al oddel
eiEcuZstance is that two great Eng
Iish parties should have taken their
tides The one from the hogs Of Ire
and and the other from the Iowlands
q Scotland Times.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17
A wsman's Great Idea

IS hoE to make herself attractive. but
without health it is hard for her TO be
lovely in face. form and temper. \
weak sickiy woman will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation and kidney
poison shOE IN pimples, blotches. skin
eruptions and wretched complexion.
But Electric Bitters always prove a
gOdseud TO women who want health.
5eauty and friends They regulate
stomach. liver and kidneys, purify the
blood. give strong nerves. bright eyes.
pure breath, smooth, yelvety skin.
lovely complexion, good health. Try
then. Only soc at Fort Pierce Drug
Co.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17
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Caassr.stIOa Of Natures Resources

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Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17

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c1Eh1 70 - sIrrrr1-ly h1rpT Her
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that 50 depresses you II iT-s anyihinz
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heard that the SnobIeighs next door
are going to move away. 20 she'll not
be here 10 feel Jealous Of me when we
begin 10 put on style after you get
yOar money.--ChicasO Record HeEa6
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A FEAT Of COHJURING.
The Popular Coffee Trick and
How Il Is Performed
METHODS OF The HaGIcIIg.

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Evening journal., 1910-12-14
CHANGES IN HOME
ARE EASILY MADE

It is astonishing what some women
can do with a few tacks, a hammer,
and some lengths of cretonnel
The appearance of q room may be
entirely changed with a judicious
handling of these three by a woman
of taste. Not only the appearance Of
the room can be changed, but the at
mosphere can be altered.
In the shops art cretonne and
chintz can be bought at reasonable
price. Chairs and sofas can be made
to look Ike new If these materials
are used TO recover them. This re-
covering is not a difficult matter.
Remove the old cover and use It for
a pattern. In cutting the new one
remember to have the thread run the
right way Nld always In a straight
line. If it is necessary 20 piece the
material one should be careful TO
nN tch the pattern exactly. And one
should try TO use wide material, as il
always cuts TO so much greater ad-
vantage and obviates the necessity for
so many seams. It is better to have
the stitching done on the machine, as
it makes It firmer.
One of the greatest difficulties to
the amateur upholsterer are the edges
If the material used will not turn
under neatly one can use guimpe with
the most successful results. To ap-
ply it use brass-headed tacks; one
can easily put them in at regular
intervals by using tape measure.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14

dinners are arranged on the Bowery
for Christmas day, and how they are
taken care Of.
1T is an art" said Noodles" ," ito
feed the poor along the Bowery, for
there are so many different nationali-
ties. but we always find a way to sat-
isfy every one
THE EVENING JOURNAL invites
all the boys and girls, their mothers
and fathers, I'm Wilmington, TO hear
Noodles" talk and entertain at the
Garrick Theatre. Tickets can be had
free by calling at THE JOURNAL
efhce. -.
nal.
Say. newsboys. don't forget the big
noise Friday night when The Jour
nal will take you to see Noodles and
the rest Of the show at the Garrick
theatre.
Get down TO The Journel office
promptly at o'clock where you will
form in line headed by Noodles
Fagan and a drum corps. There Will
be plenty Of red fire. The boys VIII
march through the main streets to the
theatre where Mr.. Dockstader will be
waiting with special seats.
Some class, eh, boys?
There will be some big doings that
night. SO don't forget, Friday night
at Z.
w. Z. Douglass. business manager
Of Goldey College. was enthusiastic
over Noodles talk to the students.
I'VE heartily appreciate the talk Of
Noodles. II was the best practical talk
ever heard within the college walls.
Noodles advice was to the point and
did not go over the heads Of his
audience. He made a great hit with
his commen sense logic and no doubt
left a lasting impression. We ap-
preciate his being with was Mr..
Douglas impression OF Noodles.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
FACAN GIVES
STUDENTS ADVICE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
when you get out of school and go to
look for work, your teachers and par
ents can be proud of you. and can
look forward TO going down town
some day and seeing your name
across the door of a big bus SO
house. or in the newspapers 40 a
worker in some good vocation or some
good cause.
You'll work hard and yell your
selves hoarse for your football or
baseball teams, and oh, what an ova-
ton for the boys when they bring
home the cupl But isn't 1t the great
individual triumph 10 go out in the
world and make good and then, when
you hold a great position, be able "a
say, I got my education at Goldey
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
O.A TURNER, Pres. AS, WiLY,Y,PTss,
\. S. TURNER, Sss'y-Trsss.

Proposed equipment md operat-
ing improvements, now being in
stalled, will bring annual net earn
ings up to $500, 900.
The Preferred Stock is being sold
at par--one dollar a share. and ONE
SHARE OF COMMON STOCK is
GIVEN AS A BONUS WITH
EACH SHARE OF PREFERRED
so purchased.
Only 100000 Shares of the Pre-
ferred Stock are being sold at this
time. Upon request we will be
pleased to send fully illustrated
booklet and all particulars of this
demonstrated mining success, which
President Turner says is even a
better proposition than Tonopah
Mining was when he first launched
It. Tonopah Mining, Common Stock,
given as Bonus, has paid 81 share
TO date in dividends and is quoted
regularly In the open market above
50 share. We are satisfied WALDO
CONSOLIDATED will do even
better. Write for details of this
peculiarly attractive proposition.
JOS. 7. JENKINS G CO.,
- Exchange Place. New York City
Evening journal., 1910-12-14

many large hats.
On the newest skirts there are vide
pleats at the back
Near7seaI is favorite fur for
shoulder scarfs and hats.
Many Of the narrow skirts appear
TO taper from hip to ankle.
For the dressy street frock velvet
seems to hold the sceptre.
Raccoon is one Of the most FASH
ionable Of the seasons furs
Fringes Of gold. silver, jet crystal
and silk are much In evidence.
A few bolero effects have been no
ticed within the last few weeks.
Evening coats maintain the narrow
silhouette Of the earlier models.