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Group.

Begins with the symptoms OF COM
mon cold; there is chilliness. sneez-
ing, sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse,
Give frequent small doses of Billiards.
Horehound Syrup, (the child will cry
for IT'D and the first sign of a croupy
cough apply frequently Billiards.
Snow Liniment to the throat.
Mrs. A. Vilet. New Castle, Colo,
writes, March 10, 1902: 81 think Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup a wonderful
remedy and so pleasant to take. Sold
by all druggists. m
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Mrs. w. H. Bevenger, sister of Mr..
Shuey, and her daughter, Miss Bes-
sic Bevenger, and granddaughter Luz
cile, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Shuey returned to
their home at Dayton, o.. Monday.
They were accompanied to st. Angus
tine by Mrs. Shuey.
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The Yellow EeMer Garrn

has recently been discovered. II bears
a close resemblance to the malaria few
er garm. To free the system from dis
ease germs. the most effective remedy
Is DR.. Kings New Life Pills Guaran-
teed to cure all diseases due to ma
larial poison and constipation % cts.
at Tydings & Co.'S drug store. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-02

Mrs. w. S. Bullock accompanied
Judge Bullock to Key West Sunday
and after the session Of the circuit
court. Judge and Mrs. Bullock will
visit Cuba and will return home by
way of the East Coast stopping at
various points on the American Rev
eria
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The Best Physic.

When you want a physic that is
mild and gentle. easy TO take and GER
tain to act. always use Chamberlain,s
Stornacn and Liver Tablets. For sale
by all druggists.
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New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

Lo-don. Arril 26.-The weekly return OF the Rank
OF England shows the following changes Total re-
serve decreased $4,000. circulation decreased
n7oooO bullion decreased f693.o70 other securities
increased fSls60o0 other deposits increased "a o97
Coz public deposits decreased f25s coo notes n re-
serve decreased f44so0a. Government securities nm
changed. The proportion Of the banks reserve 10
Liabilities Is 1892 per cent. against 4s7O nsr
cent last week. and compares with a decline from
5lEs b07s in this week last year The rate OF dis
count unchanged at Sla per cent
Paris April 26.-The weekly return Of the Ra,L
Of France shows the following changes: Notes In
c-rculstlo decreased C790lCOO francs treasure "a
posiis increased $4,000 francs general deposits in
creased 22i.sl5 francs gold hand increased 40 =
:0ooC0 francs silver on hand increased 4425 Noo
francs bills discounted increased III 600 francs
advances increased 9,5OAO0O francs
Eerlin. April 2s.-The weekly return OF the I'm,
perish Bank of Germany shows thc 70 loving
changes: Cash on Land i-1.eSssd 7s,3v5G)o mark.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-The transactions for for
eign account aggregated between 10000 and 5000
shares. representing principally purchases Most
OF the buying was OF Union Pacific, Steel common
and AnaIganated Copper. Stocks firm at
the close in London. and the Continental bourses
closed strong The ease in the London money
market was due TO the release OF the application
money for the Russian loan. Discounts were
weaker.
GOLD IMPoRTs-The engagement Of S4O0o0O0 Of
gold for importation announced yesterday aft
ernoon the National City Bank arranging to bring
in g 10000 and the Hanover Bank and the Chase
National Bank 81, ,0O0OoO each. Against these I'm
portations 100000 was paid by the Sub-Treasury
to the banks named under the provisions Of the
cent circular Of the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The banks delivered 10 the Sub-Treasury yester-
day 100000 OF gold Just imported, and withdrew
bonds which had been deposited by them to
equal amount.
sUB-TREAsURY TRANSFERS.-There was for
warded TO San Francisco yesterday by the local
banks. by telegraphic transfer through the Sub
Treasury. the OF S3,1I6O10. making the total
so transferred since April is $4259Oo0. The banks
on Wednesday lost s1,S1S,C60 and since Friday lost
s45ssOO. In the same time last year they gained
S6,S49OO0.
DIVIDENDS DECTARED-The directors OF the
Nassau Bank have declared the 1O6th consecutive
semi-annuaI dividend OF per cent. payable on
May to stockholders of record OF April 80 The
directors of the Pressed Steel Car Company have
cent on the preferred stock. PAYABLE on May o.
CALLS ON UNDERWRITING SYNDICATES-
Members of the syndicate headed by Blair & co.
which underwrote the S,5OO000 St. Louis & San
Francisco notes issued to finance the Colorado
Southern, New Orleans & Pacific Railroad received
yesterday a call for IS per cent of their subscrip
tions j. P. Morgan Co. recently called upon
members Of the syndicate which underworld the
100000 Knoxville & Northern bonds of the Louis
VILE &, Nashville for one-third of their subsCrip-
tions and so far IT is understood, two calls have
been made on the syndicate which took the So COO
COO Lake Shore bonds
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MENIBER.-M. NJ
Van Beuren has been elected a member OF the New
York Stock Exchange.
UNITED STATES REALTY.-At a meeting yes
terday of the board of directors Of the United
States Realty and Improvement Company John u.
Crirnmins was elected member OF the board. and
Charles T. Barney and Oakleigh Thorne were elect
ed members OF the executive and finance COM
mtttees.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
Less 116
kers' posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New Orleans-Con-
mercal. 25Q50c discount; bank. 81 premium San
Francisco-Sight. par; telegraph. 2I3c. Roston-l5c
discount Chicago-20c discount. Charleston-Buv-
ing par selling 1-lOc premium. Cincinnatt-l5c- 10
2Oc premium. Savannah-Buying. Soc discount; sell
ing, 75o discount. Minneap polis-10c premium ST
Louise premium bid. l5c premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS-New York 49, Exchanges
,0Sos25 balances. A0991276. ago-Exchanges
S34. .439 Gao; balances. $2.47O89i PHILADELPHIA
changes. S2S 43,SC9; balances S42l474S Boston-Ex-
changes, &s097102; balances, s., ,2S4527 Baltimore
Exchanges. S5,361926 balances $6623
SILVER MARKET.--Bar silver 6Sssc: Mexican
silver dollars. 502c Bar silver in London closed at
SO 7-l6d.
GOLD FREMIUM,-In Madrid 1920; Lisbon. 4Oo
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 1852
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs recei,+s .
reported from Washington. $.C3442l internal reye-
nue. receipts, $74G99: miscellaneous receipts X5S s1
Receipts for the day. 1887 5l; expenditures H76)-
go Receipts for the month to date. S39 Isl 49, ex-
penditures 100000, of expenditures sssS
Receipts for the fiscal year date S4:6 l56 2l7 ex
penGtures. SS05s1 93s excess Of receipts 574 ia
SIb-TREASURY.-T Sub-Treasury was dehto-
20 tie Clearing House Sl73.s52
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York b., the graoe ~ God free and indep.nd.nt =,
Louis Brush lSeHf s. King. Pauline Augusta Con-
tent Let.ua Saulues Rechel King. Adolphus II Lisssk
Louis : lAssak. Minnie = Whitney. isabella Totias
farnei J. solomon Augusta i flaif 5oh= Solomon
tert solomon Resale Solomon Robert J. SOLO
mon. Kate n Simon Naomi a solomon FreC,-rios u
NronEon. Edward King sopria Scheftel Augusta X
King. Mary Augusta Howard Amala Muende. be
q Ward Mount Sinai Hospital oT NeU
YORK Aorte1ors Hene fnr Chronic ITn aids. f0r
AFe' shl lnnlfn EtSTeWs. United Hebrew Charities
.icfF"N Technical institute Hebrew Renevolent and
Orphan AeN lrr society F4ucaonal Alliance C-1ngre-
Fattsn Aai "shrrun. Della BlFnstine Aiarv IsTitz
Kahn. Bella kahp- tlsra Kahn. Kahn Modano
= <lplsanf. lsAfn AigeliGue Kahn Foy. = Kahn
t''ssss~ K=hn uHknoDh heirs and
- Sarah u king. n unknown her nd
- of AuEhffa WhF deceased- heirs ana ne,t
= Plq ~ anr ot Bessie Lockwood. ryfl~
FnistTator q the County EeW York ana All,
interested the Sarah n King -ls,s ~
County of York deceased as crseifoTs ,.ssfes
hereby cited ana required PERSONAL, he
fppear before our Surrogate n: the Comfy
- I.e nILoss,ts No1li q sala county. held 'he
COUNTY court lfonse " The County % New York
1stf May. 1906 ten o. cIocL IN 49,
forenoon ~ thst Gay fhfn and there SnSicla
settlement of the account of proceedings
lssacs Will fsstanent - az IA
decreased. and such Of 81 ors
rndsT tho a. tNent,on- required 10 ar
none spnsar apply o be appointed Or n
~ neglect lure 10 do a v,,rfssr
win ts appointed b. The Surrogate represent nnl act
you 4 proceeding
testimony whereof. have oau.~d fae seal ~ ~.
Fl.FuEafes Court of th@ - Nev
YORK be hcTeuur0
H. 81 Witness Hon ARs;fcR O. THOMAS a SurTo-
FHte % ssiG county. p County ~ Eev,
Tork. ts 10Th dsy ~ Aierch N az Ear q
DANIEL ip91yr,,-Iev
G.tF- " tie ~ OAR
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
CURB MARKET TRADING

In tAe market for outside securities -.
ton was comparatively quiet with 10. spse''a-
ally coahned to the mining issues .ss ssnss-
steadiaess at the opening the nsr,s.t '.es s'nas
gave way N sympathy with the stock 1.-s r-.ais
but after the low level WIS reaosa-, poiata
set in under covering American c,. 800 49,. rallies
neglected. but decidedly easier 4, -uss Wer,
preferred was down nearly point I1.. AafEs
SAT- lost q Chicago Subway. aftsr .'lal.oasl
more than point. recovered to the -. ',sax q
stocks receded fractOnaily. Inte-so-on..~ za5
Transit was down point and Standard On l.pe
a1'a. I4ra Iaylor common was strong. at per e
broke lfs. but subsequently, recovered an S0ppsi
see Copper was erratic but ended with ls'ns'
point British Columbia was of Z. ana 81 sa-l o.
while other mining issues were down f,-e.s.n
In bonds. Delaware & Hudson a Ios, Many
rs. y. and Writing Payer as. y q Na'ia'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
Financial Meetings.

New York. April 18th. 1905
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of The New York Mutual Gas LIGHT Com
peny FOR the election 81 Directors Inspectors for the
ensuing year viii be held the ONCE
30. 81 Union Square. Tuesday. dav Of Nav
l9s az tsn oeook a. N. Polls viii be open hour
The transfer books viii be closed Path dav q,
April and VIII be re-opened on the OH dav of Nav
1906 " = PFSSON seq z Iress
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET-Money en- call onenad A. 4
per cent; highest. per cent: lowest, per cent.
last loan. Sl2 per cent; close. ? per cent; ruling
rate, rer cent. Time money was quoted at 50. as
per cent for thirty days. "a per cent for sixty TO
ninety days and 52+ cent for four flve and six
months. Commercial paper was quoted at 5llG5s.
per cent for sixty 70 ninety days 54d54 per cent
for four 70 SIX months and per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-NIarke: closed duu
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
PARTIAL RALLY IN STOCKS.
PRICES IMPROVE H LITTLE ON GOLD ENGAGE
MENTS AFTER EARLY BREAK.
Mornings Fully Recoecd HoeUer Trans
fers San Francisco.

present in the Street who have become pro-
nounced bears owing 10 the ease with which
stocks have been depressed in the last week.
but as general conditions in the country rest on
solid foundation. and as the unfavorable IN
huences created by the California disaster Will
not be permanent factors in the situation. the
wisdom of selling short for a long pull is open
to question.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
Ex-rights.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau money in
London, 2215 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills S12 per cent; long bills. 3}a per cent
Berlin discount rate, Sl4 per cent Berlin exchange
on London. 20 marks 4924 pfenngs. Paris discount
rate 9-16 per cent. Paris exchange on London, p
francs 15Ib centimes Bar gold in London rs 111zd-
FOREIGN SECURlTIES.-British consos for
money 80 5-16: for the account eo$s French rentes
9S francs 80 centimes japanese IS. first series l0l1
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
NEW JERSEY SECURITIES.
soNDs

FURNISHED BY J. Thomas Beinhard' No u sss Asssd
.Amer,can Dock Imp Co IS. 1921 & j.. "a ~ Ia ~
Bergen Turnpike Co list SIS 1891 j n '-'''' s5s
Samasn s5aasi' T1catda T5aS51n R, ' Is. IS s 1879 N 49,
do gen 5s. 1891 J ]. --..--''-' las
Camden suburban Ry 2s. lsto ,ats q j. ss u"
CITIZENS Electric Co 1st 6s 1915. 81 y ~ ieiA
Conso. rraetion Co q J Isl 81 l9$s ls$S I Iios
Edison FL III co Paterson lst S. l0l-' ieT
% DO sen So ! os sn ME isr;sy Ry y Is, S. 1880 70
f.zabeth & Raritan street ny sen os ISSs n i0g
Gas & Hlec Co Of Bergen Co lst as ls4S 10 p
So ssS.aeS sss aS4 Water "a 20 ist IS 1852 10
Hoboken Ferry 20 LIST con IS. 1856 N x IOs
Hoeokea Land s Imp Co IS 1870 N = q \ i0Is 1oss
Jersey City Eiectyic Light Go 6s. lss' = Tsg EA
Jersey city. Hob S p Ry co A. ls4s "a a 7 to3 -
.Lehise valley Terminal IS a y n IS3 -
'Long Dock. Erie II Il 6s 1888. A y - '-'''' 97s 100
Middlesex . somerset Traction 9s lV.V , - i0ss -.
midland II r OF New Jersey g A = - ls3il il9s
sM0Tris q EsseN Ts. 1914. NJ s. N-.+.'''' i26.
Ne%srR " Coh tS,S GaS 60 Isl 5s isis iSs Isa 10
Newark Gas Co 1st IS. ls44. g - ii2 IS
Newark Pass Il II cen Sc, 1850 y j.. ioq0 50
New Bruins Light. Heat & Power &c 4s. l''' f0s
'Sew Jersey 3 y r r 6s. 1910. = ~ % 10
New Jersey zinc CO LIST a. 1920 a \ Q - tis
~ Y s Grssnw9sd 2Ss Lake SIS S. l9'9 Y. io.s y D. ls
.N 4 y J Ferry Co "a IS IsA6 a - A no "a
y & n Teiepboae Co ist as ia2a = = rs ~
SIN wa'si saS sS 30 5S ls' Ss Ss, as ion ist
sN SUs s Western Term Is. lVts ne -
North Hudson Co Ry LIST Is. l9i4 y 49, 10 -
40 ext S. 1904. NJ 4 y. ....----.. - les =
North iuslson l.. u 4 CO = NSS \ -
oranse Passaie Val ist 5s. 1855 J 2 '''- fo5 i@
Passs;e Iish,ins Co ist IS, 1873, NJ a -. 100
gsssai Water 90 ist A. 1890 4 8 o.,..'-.', ,,iSs
s. 1881. & = ..-... 81. .--.-t''''' 10 -
Passale Gas I.sh' 90 Ist os ls2a, --'.'''''''
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27

treasury notes increased 1.iSoOOO marks. other Sc
curities decreased 100000 marks rotes in c.rcu
lation decreased 81. $4,000 marks
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27

Closing prices of stocks dealt in. with net
changes folloW.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27

AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. April 26. 4 p. I.-The market for Aneri-
can securities closed firm. Last quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
BONDS.

sOdd lots +SeIs cents per share tCash.
on April "a so shares OF Bethlehem steel common 10,
reported. sold at "a
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
ACTIVE CURB sToCxs.

INDUSTRIAL.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
MINING STOCKS.

1s4. .oc0 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Total sales Of bonds. s2,71s, 500.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27

l.3Ic.54 Total .aler for tne eay- ENLISTED.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-24
.ENT VISA 4 BORDO.
con eI JQez MCken-
na, de Ia COrle Fe-
: deraI.
Fue CeIehrada pOr un reporter de La
COrEesl0ndenCia
tvolvera usted 4 Puerto RlGO2 -pTsguntOle nuss-
trO rSpresentante. No 10 Sc -GOntsstO GI
Jusz.-O ObedeztO Ordenes SupeTIOres.

Uno de los representatives de LA Co
rrespondencia" estuvo esta mafiana boT-
do del vapor correo en- que ha salido de
Ia isla Ell juez McKenna, de la Corte Fe-
deral.
-Yo soy-dijo nuestro representante al
sefior McKenna-un reporter de ola Co.
rrespondencia de Puerto Rico" 81 usted
desea decir algo este pueblo antes de
marchar, 81 peri6dico que representa- 10
har6 p6blico.
-N0.....nada tengo que decir-contest6
Ell Juez con perplejidad les decir... .usted
puede decir que voy muy cOntento de Pto.
Rico.
-lVolvera usted?
NO 10 Sc; obedezco ordenes superio-
res.
La festinaci6n de la marcha hacia la
nueva metr6poli por parte de esos jueces y
el misterio que ha envuelto la precipita-
ci6n de ese viaje hizo pensar an Ia con-
veniencia de enviar & bordo del COGmO
reporters para observar de cerca las dife-
rentes emociones que entire los amigos del
hombre de Pitsburg, que fueran des-
pedirlo despertaba su sdbita partidR.
Parecfa ell Juez Mac-Kenna dominado
por una melancolfa profunda.
Not6se tambi6n que muchos de los
que le hablaron como que entrecortaban
sus manifestations.
Hubo un remanso y Ell reporter, que CO.
mo todos los de su clase es hombre osado
apuesto, Sc acerc6 Nc Kenna.
Decd al pueblo de P. R.--.ahadi6 6I---
q. donde quiera q. me encuentre ALI tendra
un buen amigo. Despu6s de visitar Was
hington ire Pittsburg, Estado de Pennsyl-
vania, en- donde Sc encuentra mi hogar. Y
despues Who knOao' (jqatieas sGbe?)
Y acercandose & un criado que le trajo
una maleta dei6 al reporter con la palabra
On los labios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-24
SuCesOs en- la isIa.

Arroyo, AbriI 23.. ....Anoche acompaIado
del Guardia Gonzalez he sorprendido dos
jugadas 10 prohibido en- barrio Pitahaya
Laurel, deteni6ndo nueve individucs,
oc6p6ndoles naipes dinero. Puestos dis
Pogici6n Juzgado Fugose anoche del de-
p6sito municipal de este pueblo Pablo
Martinez que dice ser unas veces de Ponce
otras de Guayama. Els triguefio palido,
delgado, % amos, edad, anda descalzo
con chamarra de color oscuro. Estaba
detenido por hurto menor pendiente de que
Ell tribunal competente 10 juzgase. Comu-
niqne fuga los puehlos limftrofes y SO le
perBigue por fuerza mis- ordenes. -Jabo
Torres
Fajardo, Abril.-Hoy fuego casual des-
truy6 dos casitas de agregadas hacienda
Fortuna p6rdidas insignifcantes. Fuerza
acudi6 logrando con ayuda peonaje comba-
tir incendio que lego quemar como una
Cuerda cafa.-S Sargento de Jesds.
Ponce, AbriI 23.-El individuo Nico-
medes Goyco Sc cay6 esta tarde en- uno de
los pozos que tiene en- la hacienda Fortuna
para alimentar las calderas, ah6gandose.
InveStigue hecho result6 casual.-Te-
niente Castro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-24
N0TAS.

Don Luis Zuzusrregui, alcalde de Ma
ricao, hallabase el sabado en- Ia ciudad de
Mayagiiez,
Sc alaba Ia administration de este al
calde, que ha impulsado mucho ell progre-
so de Ia referida localidad.
En- Aguada los republicanos se Ia pa.
san pensando en- que el honorable gober-
nador Winthrop no volvera. ESQ dicen
de aquel pueblo, de Aguada. Pues va Sc
Babe, Sc les aguara la fiesta, 81 es que, to-
mando sus dtseos con demasiado color no
Sc les aguan antes los Feos.
La compaffa dramatica Luisa Martf-
nez Casado ha salido para Santo Domin-
60 desde Mayagtiez, en- donde 6ltimamen-
te actuaba.
Ell reloj pdblico de Manatf llegard &
fines de este mes.
Esto no obStante los buenoB patriotas de
aquel pueblo, han sabido siempre la ho-
ra que es en- patatO su entusiasmo por
Ia Union de Puerto Rico
Dice La ChispG, de Manatf:
"Esta manana ha Halido On propaganda
polftica para los barrios los sefiores A. G.
B. 2. compaffa.
Nos paIece que ESQ tiene chispG'
''Ni Mr.. Hunt volvera Puerto Rico.
dice el mismo colega-ni los consabidos
monopolios Manatf."
Pero, en- cambio, volvera Mr.. Win
throp.
Que es precisamente 10 que parece preo.
cupar de modo extraordinario. -. en-
Aguada, en- la hist6rica Aguada, lhombrel
que jamas hubo de cerrar & nadie las puer-
tas, desde Colon nuestros dfas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-24
CHARLA MENUDA

Hace aigunos dfas, public0 ''La Cores
pondencia" el documento en- que de sus
cargoa respectivos presentaban Ia renuncia
los sefores don Emiliano j. Dfaz don
Miguel L Llompart, presidente seereta,
rio de Ia Association de Maestros
El dOcumento respiraba amargura, una
gran amargura.
Los citados sefiores dolianse de que sus
esfuerzos, sus iniciativas, sus entusiasmos
resultaran esteriles Primelo respondie-
ron q objeciones de sus compaferoe, que
parecfan aleiarse de la asociaci6n bajo ell
pretexto de que en- ella latente hostilidad
habfa contra el Departamento, y, entonces,
en- reciente Asamblea, todo pareci6 despe-
jarse para asegurar Ia vida de dicho cen
tro.
Mas, 4 juzgar por Ell tono por la for
ma de Ia renugcia de los sefores Dfaz y
Llompart, la Association de Maestros esta
amenazada de muerte.
FL hecho es de una tristfsima elocuencia
El principle de asociaci6n, en- educadores,
rechazado menospreciado, no puede ser
edifcante. Y NADIA que deje de ser edif-
cante en- individuos del magisterio, pnede
ser grato nj mucho menos la opinion de
ning6n pals.
mencs ain, de un pals en- que nunca
seran bastantes cuantos ejemplos de recti-
tud y de entereza y de bien, Sc ofrezcan al
pueblo, siendo siempre de muy tristes con
secuencias actos en- que Sc refeje cierto
egoismo, viviendo para el cual esc6sese ell
cumplimiento del deb9r.
Parecerfa en- verdad curioso, que al
desplomarse una asociaci6n, que va que no
con otra fuerza, con Ia fuerza del amor
puertorriqueno todo 10 puertorriqueno
ha debido sostenerse; alegarase que a
pOIttica fue Ia culpable.
La asociaci6n de maestros, pudo pue-
de ser para 6stos un centro de com6n de.
fensa, de sus peculiares intereses y tam
bi6n de los propios intereses del magisterio
puertorriquef1o.
Ning1n obstaculo puede haber, para
que, entire Departamento de instruction
Association de Maestros, polftica de fra
ternal cordialidad de relaciones establecie-
rase, noble inteligencia en- todos cuantos
actos no Sc rozaran con ell mecanismo in
terno de ambos centros, sino con el funda-
mental prop6sito de servir la edueaci6n
de este pueblo.
Porque, en- 10 inferno Ell Departamento
puede If por tai cual derrotero. La
Asociaci6n de Maeetros solo irfa q asegu-
rar siempre su vida, dirigir sus esfuerzos
todos por donde 6stos pudieran refundirse
en- prosperidad para la misma
Pero no. Todas estas consideraciones,
y muchas mas, Sc han hecho respecto la
necesidad de esa asociaci6n de maestros.
Pero la buena y noble obra del doctor Ro-
sell, va Sc We, parece, al fin, venirse abajo;
y, en- los dfas en- que las amargas palabras
de Dfaz y Llompart, imprimfanse en- la
prensa peri6dica tai vez no pocos puerto
rriquefios olvidaran las energicas frases de
Resell, en- memorable Asamblea pro-
nunciadas, en- tanto mecfan su alma, en- la
hamaca del ensuefo, bajo Ell dulce, baio el
Sedante infujo de la diosa Terpsfcore
DON MODESTO.
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VISTANSE POR s8.75.

GANGAs, GANGAS.-Deseosos STEM
pre- en- demOstrarle al pdblico nuestros de-
seos de complacerlo vendi6ndole siempre
precios que ninguna otra casa puede ha-
cerlo en- toda la isla, ofrecemos hoy para
confrmar 10 dicho, las siguientes gangas:
Trajes Ia medida por 1915.
10000 cuellos, ctYs.
1000 camas de hierro, z $3.50.
Camas doradas, desde $22 4 5000.
1000 pleas de olan de 12 ctvs s tvs.
1000 pleas de telaa de ctvs. & ctvs.
5000 pleas de drill de color, & ctvs.
FL mas grande surtido de corses de las
mas hermosas marcas de moda.
En- ia Vizcaina', San Francisco Az
Ademas se hacen regalos.
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Al pubIiCO.

Ell Ayuntamiento de la villa de AiboDi.
to en- session ordinaria celebrada el dia 19
del corriente mes, acord6 por unanimidad
dirijirse al Consejo Executive en- sOlicitud
de una franquicia que le autorice para el
aprovechamiento de las aguas de la que
brada la Ccbacha" que est6 situada en-
el barrio 'Roble", de este termino Num-
cipal.
Todas las personas que deseen ser oidas
en- favor en- contra de dicha concession
pOdrdn presentar sus argumentOS oralmen-
to por escrito ante la comisi6n de Fran
quicias que ha de reunirse en- San Juan 81
dia siete del pr6ximo mes de Mayo.
Para la previa confederation de Ia su-
Bodicha BOlicitud el Concejo Municipal
acoFd6 fjar 81 termino de 80 dias.
Fernando Font zayas.
Presidente del ConcejO Municipal.
AibOnito, q de Abril de 1905.