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w1Lisss:s' REWARD.

Washington, April 3d. The
president today promised Sena-
tor Warner he would exercise ex-
ecutive clemency in the case of
John Williams, who was recently
arrested in Kansas City after liv-
ing an upright life for nine
years, following his escape from
Leavenworth prison, where he
was serving sentence of five
years for post Office robbery.
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sewer Work ON Broadway.

Yesterday the contractors com
inenced running the trench for the
lateral sewer on Broadway from the
main at Twelfth street to Ninth
street. A few days will serve to
complete the trench. If the weather
does not prevent operations. and
within ten days the pipe will be laid
An ordinance will be brought in, CIV
ing the property owners 80 days
after the completion of the sewer to
make connections, so that the paving
of Broadway from Ninth street to
Eleventh street may be started early
in the summer.
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PRIEST. GRIFFITH
TO MEET DOCTORS

Dr.. T. Reddick this morning re.
ceived letter from DR.. d. M. Crit
fifth. of greensboro. president of the
State Medical society, saying that he
will attend the thirty-seventh annual
meeting of the Southwestern Ken
lucky Medical society and would
gladly respond to a toast at the ban
quet in this city Tuesday night. May
Ia. The subject of his response will
be THE State Society,""
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GORDON STATUE.
Win BE Unveiled With Fitting Cere-
monies At Atlanta.

Atlanta. Ga, April So Arrange
ments were completed today and a
program adopted for the unveiling OF
the equestrian bronze statue to be
erected on the capital grounds here
TO the late General John b. Gordon.
The unwilling will be preceded by a
military pageant composed OF state
troops. with state Treasurer r. u.
Park. as chief marshal
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GERMANS GO BACK
AFTER FAMILIES
Take Ont Naturalization Pa
pers Before Leaving
VIII Bring Servant Girls To Paducah
and Induce Others To Come
Over Here.
PLEASED WITH CONDITIONS

Proud already of the country Of
their adoption. Messrs. Kurz and
Hutter, the two Germans who have
bought land in Mccracken county
preparatory to bringing their fami-
lies and other settlers here. will take
out their first naturalization papers
tomorrow. "And if | get into any
trouble in the old country when / &c
over there next month"; said Mr.
Hutter proudly, "1'll take my stand
under the stars and stripes as citi-
zen of the United States"
Mr.. Hutter seems to relish his Wis
il to the old country next month, a
visit which may be fraught with
large consequences for Paducah, as
lhe anticipates facing the somewhat
|inquisitive German officers with a
feeling that he is an Independent of
their control. If they undertake to
|retard his plans, as he exclaimed, he
will tell them he is an American cit
izen. And he expects to tread the
familiar scenes of his native town
with an air of independence that
will make the subjects of the imper-
ial government long for the land of
the free.
Messrs. Kurz and Hutter have
bought 100 acres of land near Oaks
in the county, and have options on
other tracts. Mr. Hutter will leave
next week for New York to take a
steamer for Germany. There he
will wind up his affairs and bring
back the other members of their
families. nine in number. But the
part of his visit that will interest
Paducah housekeepers. is the fact
that he will bring back with him as
many young German girls as posi-
BILE, for household work. The serv-
ant problem is as keen in Paducah
as anywhere and this information
will save the Woman's club many an
hour of debate on its solution.
While the beginning may not be
large. once start is made among
the citizens of Mr.. Hutter's town in
Germany, the limit to the movement
cannot be estimated. The girls he
will bring over will write back to
their sweethearts and kinfolks of the
splendid opportunities and McCrack-
en- county soon will be the scene of
colony of the most desirable immi-
grants country can secure.
They are enthusiastic now over
McCracken county and this county
could not send aybody else to Europe
who could accomplish as much to-
ward securing immigrants as a salts
fled immigrant himself. Mr.. Hutter
will return as soon as possible from
Germany.
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ANoTRER MISREPRESENTATION.

Fernie, II. c., April 3O.-Minc
workers and operators have
agreed TO submit TO another ref
erendum vote TO be taken Thurs
day. IL Is on basis of compro-
mise, concerning the hours of la
bor and n net increase i'm wages
OF five per cent. The board of
arbitration will not meet until
after that date.
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INCREASE ANTICIPATED
IN SCHOLASTIC CENSUS

President List of the school board
mas received the completed work of
the school census enumerators With
the exception Of taking the totals.
The census shows that the First, Sec
ond, Third and Fourth wards have
4,130 school children The Fifth and
Sixth wards will be brought to a to-
tai and probably will swell the grand
total to near 5000. An increase over
last year is expected.
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Chicago, April 30.--Radicals
among union labor leaders are
advocating impeachment OF
President Roosevelt. Some OF So
ciaIistic inclined leaders are at
labor headquarters here prepar-
ing a petition to be signed by
union labor men. One of the
charges is that ne received or
caused to be received campaign
contribution Of quarter of
million dollars from Hartman.
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Illinois Central Grants Raise
to All Men Here
Two New Positions Created In Local
Shops To Facilitate Handling
of Enghes. II
THE MEN AFFECTED BY ORDER

Formal notice of an increase of
pay to every foreman employed in
the mechanical department of the
Illinois Central here will reach Pa
ducah today 1t will carry with 1t
authority for the creation of two
new Offices, which will greatly Inn
prove the operation of the round
house. Foremen did not ask for the
raise, but in general conference
held this month they showed that
they would greatly appreciate it as
it has been three years since an in
crease was granted them. It is
stated the raise Will average 10 per
cent.
Those who are affected. are r. T.
Fulmer, general foreman of the
shops; j. II. Schroeder, foreman of
the machine shops; Tom Scopes.
machine foreman; Jerome Smith,
foreman of the blacksmith shops;
William Tucke, foreman of the
boiler shops; Ed Wheeler, foreman
OF the tin shops; .. A. CARRIER, day
roundhouse foreman; George Filing
ton, night roundhouse foreman;
James Hofiich, day gang foreman in
round house; Howard Warden, night
gang foreman in roundhouse; Bur-
rell Smith, foreman of tank gang:
y. C. Martin, foreman of the paint
shops; George Bondurant, foreman
of the planning mill; B. Wheeler,
foreman of the lacking track: e.
Gourieux, foreman of the car repair
ing shops, and several other gang
foremen.
New Positions Created.
New positions will be created by
the order, according to information
received directly but unoficially
from headquarters, which will great
ly facilitate the handling of engines.
John Schroeder is to be given con-
troll of the machine shops under Cen
eral Foreman Fulmer. The new po-
sition of general roundhouse fore
man is created and Mr.. James Hof-
Itch is tipped for the place He will
look after the inside work. and an
other new position. that of "eugine
dispatcher" will be created and o.
A. CARRIER given the place. He will
look after enginess discharged and
admitted to the roundhouse He will
see that no delay is caused in get
tiRg engines in for repairs and in as
signing them to trains. Delays have
constantly been caused from this
source, and a man to look particu-
larry after it will offer solution to
the problem.
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BRfTTAN's BAIL.

Lexington. n.y., April So
William Britain, charged with
completely in the assassination
OF James CoclxriIl at Jackson,
was granted bail In the sum of
$500 today. The jury in the
case disagreed last week. Brit
tan is indicted for completely in
the murder of DR.. Cox at Jack
SON and win be arrested on a
bench warrant when he leaves
jail.
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CONVICTION Is DAMAGED
BY CYCLONE LAST NIGHT

Memphis, April sO.-A cyslone
struck Covington. Upton county, at
1890 o'clock last night, unrooflng
both buildings of the Gully Compress
company and also damaging the de-
pot at that place The loss to the
Gulf Compress will run up into the
thousands. other buildings, includ.
ing the depot, were also damaged
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TAFT SAYS CANAL WILL
BE DONE IN EIGHT YEARS

Cincinnati o.. April Soft the
the Panama canal is not completed
within eight years from now l shall
be greatly disappointed. II It is
completed In less time than that I
shall not be greatly surprised" This
statement was made last night by
Secretary of War Taft before the
Business Mems club of this city.
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FLOOD SUFFERING.

Odessa, April 3O.-Considera-
BILE loss. of life ana great prop
erty loss was reported from the
Overlooking of the Dneiper,
Dneistcr, Dniva rivers. Terrible
suffering has occurred among
the flood victims. It is estimated
that fully 100000 persons are
homeless and almost without
food.
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Atter,pr on Cabrera.

Guatemala City, April 30.-An at
tempt was made today on the life of
President Cabrera. While driving,
a dynamite bomb was exploded I'M
der his carriage. killing the horses
and injuring General Orrellana, chief
of staff.
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LABOR MEETINGS.

Chicago, April 3D. Interna-
tional Labor day will be celebra-
ted tomorrow in every large city
in the United states. All centers
of population throughout the
world, labor unions and socialist
speakers, will address meetings.
The uppermost topic will be the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case
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school Negotlntlons soon.

Negotiations for the new school
site in the southwestern part of the
city have been stopped temporarily
by one of the parties owning the guar
ter of block of ground. refusing to
sign the options. The committee
win look around further for sites.
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SHERIFF. BISHOP TAKES
PRISONER TO sNITHLAND

Sheriff William d. Bishop, of Liv-
lngston county, passed through the
Atty today en- route to smithland with
NJ c. Nelson, charged in Livingston
county with forgery. He was arrest
ed in the state of Texas.
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BRAVE ENGINEER.

New York, April 3O.-A New
York Central barge was run
down today by the steamer G. w.
Morse. All the crew escaped cx-
cept Engineer John Reyes, who
stuck to his post and went
down with the barge.
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APRL sTORNI.

Chicago, AprfI 3O.-Thc worst
April storm in years swept over
Lake Michigan last night. Fears
are expressed by life savers that
many boats have been seriously
crippled.
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well KNOWN shopman wed.

Mr.. P. B. Duke, of the Illinois
nois Central shops. and Miss Lizzie
Dycus. of 1uka, went to Greenville
this morning to be married. They
will return to Paducah to reside.
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SNOW AT MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee. Wis, April 3d.
During Monday night, six inches
of snow fell in Milwaukee and
vicinity.
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GRAIN MARKEr.

Cincinnati. April 30.--Wheat,
81; corn, 81 IL; oats, 40 1-2.
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FAIR.

Partly cloudy and colder tonight.
probably fair. Highest
yesterday, 81; lowest
today, 80.
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NOTIGASDE
ESPANA.
TempOraIes de niGve
en- Varias prOVincias.
El fiscal do OVlsdo retfd d aGusaGI6n contra IN
RerlOdlSta,

En- Avila hubo On Febrero un tempo
ralazo de nieveB, heladaB y huracanes.
A causa de las nieves qued6 detenidc
IN tren correo.
De Leon diCen que gigue ipterceptads
Ia Iinea de ABtuTiag.
Iaa nieva Bobre los carrileg en- terminc
de Villamanil Budongos alcanz6 80 cen
tfmetroB
Ell servicio de visjeFos llega haBta Polls
de Jordan.
En- Santander estnvo interceptada Ia
linea entire Pozas y MatapoTquerRs.
La nieve alcanz6 ul metro dc altura.
Maouinas eKploradoras con material
gaIieron tanto de Santander como de Va
lencia con personal bastante para los ira
bajos -.
Los viaieros procedentes de, santande1
llegaron un dia todoB Madrid con lijeEc
Ia Compaiifa del Norte estableci6 una
Ifnea provisional al lado de la intercep'
tada. -. j
La interceptaci6n do Ia via Sc debi6 NO
& las nieves preciHamente sino al derrum.
bamiento de 5000 metros c6bicos de tie
IRA, entire Santander. y ReinoBa.
Los trabaioB de dessscombrO Sc hicieron
con gran trabaio. -.
Ell sudexpreso nGmeFo 8, proCedente de
Hendaga ueg6 & Madrid ell dia 8 de :. Fe* :
brero con cinco horas de retraso & conBe
cuencia de estar interceptada Ia Inca en-
Ormaistegui,
Ell decreto de Marina dejando en-. BuB-
penBo el ingreso en- todoB los cuerpos de Ia
Armada, Sc funda en- las siguientes razo-
mes, expuestaB en- el pre6mbulo: e.
Proponi6ndose el Gobierno preaentaC &
las Cortes un proyecto de ley para laocons:
trucci6n de una fota nacional, efectuando
en- todoB los BervicioB de- Ia Armada aque'
Has reformas que % estimen necegar1as"pa'
ra obtener el mas tltil rendimiento de los
creditos que para dicho objetn Sc conceded
y tambi6n la mayor efcacia en- el material
construido, y pudiendo Tesultar de tales
reformas. alteraci6n en- 81 personal de los
distintos cuerpos, no parece couvenlente
conceder nuevoB iugresoH en- ninguno de
elIos hagta que Sc determinen -..s plantillas
& que cada Bervicio debe sujets.Ise.
Llerena.-Se ha verifcado una mani.
feHtaci6n tumultuosa contra los consumes.
La fuerza p6blica intervino, disolviendo
los grupos.
Ell alcalde suspendi6 el acuerdo relative
& los recurBos municipaleB.
B6iar.-Al mafchar C6diz la Comi-
sion de doce obreroB que va al Paraguay
pars concertar con el Gobierno las condl-
Clones de la emigraci6n uno dirigi6 la pa.
labra centenaTes de vecinos desde el
wagon, cenBurando los c-dpables de Ia
ruina de Bear.
Oviedo En- la vista de la causa con-
ira eli periodista Julio Cesar Estrada por
-ataoues & Ia religion en- un mitin, el fiscal
RETRO Ia acusaci6n.
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BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF PORTO RICO

Convocatoria 4 examenes el dia O.. de
Abril pr6ximo para MedicoB, Practieanteg,
OomadTonas Nurses enfermeras,
Los aspirantes licenBias para ejercer
legalmente en- Puerto Rico. cuaIesquiera
de estas profesiones, deberan cumplir los
Requisites siguientes: - i
lo. Los M6dicos presentar&n el Tftulo
Diploma de la Uniyersidad de que pro-
cedan. .-...= p.
Los aspirantos Practicantes, Coma
dronas 8 Nurses, presentaran IN certifca
do creditivo de haber recibido pr6ctics en-
un Hospital 6 an Clfnica particular, por
un tiemro no menos de 2 amos.
20. Una solicitud jurada ante juez
6 autoridad competente,. cuyo modelo de
solicitud podran los aspirantes obtener en-
esta Secretarfa.
30. Los M6dicos pagar6n un derechO
de Is dollars, por examenes y icencia.
Los Practicantes. 10 dollars; Comadronas
8 y las NurSes......
40. Pasaran I'M ex$men, ante Ia Juhta
Examinadora, en- la 6poca citada, de tOdas
las materias que comprenden las respecti'
vas profesiones, de acuerdo Oon 10 estable'
cido por la misma Junta.-Dr. M, QUE
VedO Bsez, SecTetario. 14v.s.
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NOChe IiteraTia en- la eSCueIa esprit
ritista tituIada Union y prOgre-
So; de Caguas.
Ode nWestTO cOTrespOns0L).

Mario 18. Primera parte.-1a. Abrira
el acto ell secretario de dicho Centro don
Pedro Bayonet Diaz.
2a.-Poesfa de dofia Amalia Domingo
y Soler titulada: ga los niios", por la
nina Ana Maria ViIar.
3s.-Poesfa de A. Domingo titulado
"Ecos familiares' por la nina A. Carballo.
4a-Poesia de Ia misma autora, titulo:
"Amor espiritual' por la nina Salvita
Lopez.
5a.-Poesfa de dicha autora, tftulo:
"Duda y fe'', por la nina Mercedes Fon-
tanez.
6a.-Poesfa de la soler, titulada. "Al
planeta TERRA, por la nina Ezequiela
Morales.
7a.-Poesfa de don Rosendo Cordero,
titulada: "Mi Dios'', por la senorita Ma.
ria Enriquez.
8a.-Poesfa de la soIer, titulada; 'SUna
pregunta", por la sefiora do1a Iguacia de
Diaz.
9a.-Poesfa titulada ''Adelante", por ell
joven don Manuel Parrilla.
10.-PoeBfa titulada "PIegaria Dios'' =,
por Ia niha Mercedes Fontanez.
11.-DiaIogo "Amor y virtud" por las
ni1as salvita Lopez y Andrsina Enriquez.
12.-Dialogo "LSs ni1os psrdidos'', por
el joven M. Parrilla y la seiorita Anto-
mia Rodriguez.
13.-DidlogO, "Amor y virtud por las
seloritas Maria Enriquez y Carlina Ro-
drfgueE.
14.-Poesfa titulada ''EcoB del alma" -,
por la nina Maria Alvarez.
Segunda paTte.-Se pondra en- escena el
juguete crftico de don Pedro Bayonet
Diaz que tiene por tftulo: tLa religion
de los muertos' Con el siguiente reparto:
Dofa Julia, BenoTita Carlina Rodriguez;
Maria (hija de do1a Julia), Srta. Carmen
Ramirez; Maruca, (sirvienta). senorits
Maria Enriquez; Padre Ambrosio, (cura
cat6lico), senior Felipe Enriquez; DON
Manuel, Tdifunto eBposo de dof1a Julia |,
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.FRECOENTES AQUA
CerOs en- la isIa.
la Temperature mas alta que han.
InfGTmadO fu6 I949 en- la Cen
trail RguirTe.
EI prOnsdlO Dc Ia precipitation en- Ia IsIa fu6
O.3S puIgadas.
(Deg Feather Bureau. }

Boletin semanal del tempo, de la Sc.
mana que termin6 el dia Is de mario.
Considerable nublosidad ha reinado en- la
division Norte con frecuenteg aguaceTol
locales por las mananas. En- 81 resto de
la iSla, por 10 regular ha habido nm item.
po claro Beco dursnte Ia Bemana. A
los ligerog vaTiableB vientos de Ia prime
ra mitad de semana, siguieron briSotes 4
fuertes vientos del Este ell resto de Ia
semana, con una velocidad maxims, en-
San Juan, de 81 millas por hora, del
Estes ell dia Il. Durante la gemana
rein6 una preston barom6trica extraor-
~dinariamente alta.
La temperature media en- la isla, 73 90.
fu6 Ito. mas alta que la de la BemanS
anterior, a6n todavfa algo mas baja del
promedio en- el mes de MARIO. La tenn
peratura mas alta que han informado fu6
94o. en- Central Aguirre, el dia 10; la
mas bsja, 52o en- San Lorenzo, ell dia
II. Ell promediO mas alto de temperate
ra en- la semsna fu6' 78o. en- Maunabo;
el mas ,bajo, $50. en- AibonitO.
Ell promedio de la precipitation en- la
isla fue OBS pulgadaB, que es algo menoB
de la mitad de Ia precipitation usual Sc
manalmente eu esta estaci6n del af1o.
Hubieron igeros aguaceros casi diaria-
mente en- algunss de las lOcalidadeE de la
division Norte.
La siguiente tabla demueHtra Ia varia-
ci6n de la temperature y Ia Cantidad de
preci pitaci6n en- estaciones determine
das.
Temperature. Precipitation
Marina -Minima Nadia SamansI.
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,AYHSO.

En- la sasi6n celebrada en- la noche del
II de MARIO corriente, por los iniciadoreL
de la sociedad 'La Fraternidad Social
Psicol6gi6A y Benefca" Sc tom6 entire otroR
acuerdos el siguiente: ...".
Fijar, por 10 pronto, y sin peEjuicio de
aumentar el ndmero, como puntd de sus'
cripci6n diariamente abiertos, los jsiguien-
tes
ESTABLISHMENTS de reIojerfa dc don En-
rique Kehrhan, San Francisco nGmero %,
plaza Baldorioty de Castro, San Juan,
quien toma Bu cargo el talonariO prOvi'
sional nlimero 3, de ofertas de BociOs nu'
merarios; la casa particular del senior
Obrer, en- Catafio, donde esta habierto Ell
talonariO provisional de Ofertas de Quotas
numerarias No. 1; la oicina del Sr. Lopez
Landr6n, paTada 43, calle del Parque, en-
Santurce, donde estS alberto Ell talonario
provisional No. 2. Segdn Sc vayan con-
feccionando en- la imprenta los talonarios
suceSivos, Sc iran fjaudO los demds sitios
de suscripci6n. 10 Y. 9.
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L1NEA FERREA DEL OEsTE
OCULIsTA

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dc Bayam6n y Oapi.
tai BimultaneRmentO.
DlaB laborablO-M af1ana 6, 1906 30
go u I1'OO' Taro" 1"'4o' A'40' DID, 4'"O' O'2'
DiS. Observation-Disclosures 6, 7.O5, $3.50, 0.45
11.OO Tards 1915, 1.BOs 2'8Op $780, 4'sO
6.45 y $50.
BiiIoGeI baratos para dias festivOS. De
CataHiO & Bayam6n, ida y vuelta II ClAsO
V0-25 g. ciag0 S0-16. De Bayam6n Oa.a1O
Blll0tO Ordinarlo de Capital Oat 40 en-
ClR8O q ! COntavOS.
Bayam0n, l9 de sOptiombro de 1905 Ra.
Ra M n ValdRS.
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gefior Manuel Parrilla.
=. CerrarS el acto don Saturnino Orta.
La entrada es grstis. Sc empieza la
8p.m -<
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PARIS BAzAR

Grandes novedades Sc han recibido en- el
PARIS BAZAR, de PEDRO GIUSTI
en- carteras de mano, porta monedas, bol.
Bas de mano, cinturoneB, peinetas, collareS,
de perlas, cintas de fantasia, pasadOres de
bolas grandes para BombreroB, capelinaB de
paia. de Italia de paja de Arroz = mu.
chos otros artfculoB todos de Ultima move.
dad.
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40 H. B. pOr ST C. B.. firmadOs pOr
ell gObernadQg.
Lsyes aprObadss pOr Ia Legislature en- Ia prImsra
session de Ia 4 aSambIea. r

La legislature que termin6 con 50 Glti-
ma session del IA de Mario del Corriente,
obtuvo la fTma del gobernador en- 81
proyectes de ley de ambas C&maEas apo.
badas por la legislature.
De mas de 40 proyectos de la Cdmara
III. B. han quedadO aprObados por la
Legislature (Consejo Executive y Cana
IA los 40 indicados. De los 83 proyectos
del Conseio Executive &C. b. fueron
aprobados son leyes, 81.
Los proyectos aprobados y frmadOs por
eli gobernador son lob siguientss:
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j. R. 6. B. II. Fl. e. 1875. H. B.
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B. $50. G. B. 63. C.B. %. G. B. 18.
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55. G. B. "a. G. B. %. G. B. 48. G.
3. A. c. B. 80. H. B. 42. Fl. j. r.
8. c. r. III. B. 80. HI. B. 139. G.
B. 5. H. B. 1855. H B. 80. @. B. So.
H. B. 169. G. B 20. H. B. 19. II. B.
81. G. B. 81. II. B. 145. Fl. B. 69.
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14O. H. B. 119. HI. B. 1876. H. B.
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B. 48. H. B. "a. ~C} B. 40. G. B. IS.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-20
SEPESE

Que no publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelRntado.
Cada seis pRlabras SO cuentan pOr una IL"
nOa y La lfnea vale diez c0ntavOs.
Las CaEtas que v0ngan con cOmun1ca0Og
ain au innDOPt0 no a0 NOntaataB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-20
INlICAllR GENERAL

.0NsEio A LAS MADREs.- Ell iarabe canante de
IA Sen WinsoW debe sepre que los nnos estan
en- e ,Fodosde Ia dentic6n PropoFciona avo Immediate
a Psqueho produce IN sieo natural tran9uilo
aVia el doory e angelic despierta muy vivo aegre.
Es muy agradabe al padar, cama al nno, ablanda sus
eneas, alva sus dolores, hace fscles las neones del
est6mago regula los intestnos Es e mejor Temedio
eonoedo para Ia diarea va provenga esta de Ia den6n
de euaquea otra fengase mucho cuidado pedh
s "Jarabe Calmante de IA Sonora Winsow"; IS e mejo
Ag todos.