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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
Ell bill del Escudo

(Ccattanaci6n IL le pddna l2)

/
Cleric, sef9res, que este bill re.
presenta un rectifcaci6n, porQue 10 po'
lftica pasada el Gobierno Sc Inspire en
un modo coptrario a 10 cue represen.
ia este proyecto ley; su am aricaniza'
ci6n fu6 yiolenta, rapida, vertiginoss,
yenia como uua ola absorbeute que
amenazaba tr0gar iodas nuestras COS
tumbres, nusstra vida social, nuestrc
:aracter. Bien bien,
La standardization ahora es lentg
gtadual, es 10 que debe ser.
Dice Que la aprobaci6n del bill nc
trae ninguna clase de peligro q la po'
Utica del porvenir de Ia isla, como ha
dicho ell se1or Z Barbosa, partendo dc
couceptos apreci aciones fulsas.
Fl discurso del senior Barbosa ha
sido una amenaza constante contra
los conseieros; pero ha de recordal
nues.ro colega cusndo acula en- sor
de protesta al gobierno de Was
hipgton, cue este bill no solo 10 hs
votado el Conseio, 81 que tsmbien Ia
Csmara de D3legadOs, que represen.
tan 39l40 votos del pueblo de Puerto
Rico
Ell oredor termina rectdcando 10,
conceptos del senor Barbosa, al deciI
cue ell pals no tenla historic polite,
antes de ! StS.
Puesto el bill del escudo q yota.
ci6n votsron q favor los senores Attor
ney general, Auditor, Disz Navarro
del Vale, Elliot J Post en- contra 10,
sehores Willonghby, Barbosa, Crosas
Sanchez Morales y Faikaer, Sc apro
b6 el proyecto de ley del eseudo d.
Puerto Ric1.
La session &c levant6 & las siete
media de la noche. :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
NOTAS De VEGA ALTA
Ell senior Ortiz, Ministro pro-
testante, da una conferen-
cla religiosa en- un temple
del pueblo
FUERTES INGRESOS
La salud pdblica es buena.

VEGA ALTA, MARIO 6.-En Ia
ofcina del Registro civil, Sc han veri-
cado en- Febrero pasado, las anota.
ciones siguientes: na3imientos, once;
defunciones diez y sels, el estado sa-
nitario de este .distrito, es muy bueno.
En- Ia semana anterior se propa.
GO Ia vacuna q muchos nifIos de am.
DOS sexos por 81 practicante senior
Marquee: aplaudimos la medida Ga.
peramos que todos los meses Sc vacu.
ne revacue en- la Jurisdiction.
Los ingresos ocurridos en 10
Sub colecturla On Febrero iltlmo, al.
canzaron q la cantidad de cuatro mil
doscientos sesenta nueye pesos ochen
to y un centavos.
En- la noche del veinte ocho dc
Febrero SO llevo efecto una impor.
tante conferencla en- el temple protes-
tante. Hzbl6 el Ministro sefior Ortiz
y su dlsertaci6n agrado mucho; inh.
nidad de personals de ambos sexos oye
ron con gusto al conferenciante; el Sc
nor Ortlz es persona que posee extern
SOS conocimientos en- .teologfa y desa.
! rrollo su temas con facilidad. FL
acto duro mas de tres horas.
-Ha sido trasladado q Ia ciudad
| de Arecibo, oil caoo de la policfa sefior
Csyetano Lopez Cepero y SO ha hechu
cargo, de este subpuesto, el de igual
clase senior Jose M. Morales procedsn-
to Berceloneta.
Sc ha Incorporate q este sub.
puesto, Ell guardla Emilio Delgado,
de Arecibo.
Ell apreclahle ingeniero senior
Mn, estuvo en- esta lecalldad On asun>
tos dc su profession.
| CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
Meeting escOIaT

En Maysguez Sc ha celebrado un
mectiNg escolar.
Presldi6 el acto ell Prof 9sor prin'
cipal, don Carlos Urrutia.
Distintos temas flerou discutidos
en- dicha reunion, relacionados con la
ensensnza de diferentes asiguaturas. J..
Tomaroa parEe en- la discussion,
rntre otros maestros, los seTores don
Jose Mora, don Manuel Arroyo, don
Alexandra Diaz, don Ernesto Busqu uet,
don Fernando Rodil, don Blenaven.
lura Baez, y el Inspector dc aQuel Dis.
trito E,colar, Mr. Jhon Menows.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
SVBRE Ri BSCUDO


Puerto Rico tlene va su antique
escudo. Representaba la historic de
cuatrocientos amos; la tradici6n de
innumerahles generaciones. Era un
sfmbolo de nlestra existencia regio.
nal, consagrado por ell tempo; salu.
dado cien veces por las m1sicas popu.
lares; paseado por las poblaclones en-
d{as solemnes. Era, en- fin, algo nues.
tro, algo de Puerto Rico, de este pue-
bio que posee tan pocas cosas en- la tie
ira de su isla.
Hubo un partido que pugn6 por
destruir esa insignia puertorriquefla. q.
Y on una Camara suya, exclusivamen-
to suya, acord6 que aquel escudo
viejo debia suceder un nuevo escudo;
que aquel emblems arcaico debla
reemplazar un emblema ex6tico. La
historia la tradici6n, las costumbres,
la patria, en- fin, no valfan un ardite.
Sc necesitaba suprimlrlas y levantar
sobre elias un muudo distinto, con
sentimientos, con ideas y hasta cor
recuerdos diterentes.
La Camara homogenea, que 4 eau
So de su mtsma homogeneidad no de;
bia, no podia tocar asunto de esta in
dole, deliber6 y vot6 sin embargo
Y asi, tranquilamente, friamsnte, sir
debate, sin lucha, rompi6 ell Aguu
Dei,, el cordero de Dlos, encargc
a la casa Tlifani un dibuio macabrt
en- que las naos vuelan por las nube
y los astros despuntan por el Norte
La ley parecla un escarnio; el bla
son parecia una burla. Pero Ia le!
impuso el blason. Y contra las ma
sencillas reglas de la heraldica,
contra los mas simples rudimentos de
patriotfsmo, ell essudo de cuatro cen
turias cay6 bsjo eI torpe pisoteo d
una mayoria que q .su vez brotaba d
las urnas bsjo u pisoteo de la fuerz
pdblica.
No cay6; porque ah{ permauec
en- los cornisamentos de los edifcio
ofciales en- las almas de los bueno
lntegros pstriotas.
Ell poder americana, ese poder gu
recibia el tribute de una lisonia serv.
y desmedrada, result6 mas criollo gu
los criollos de 10 Camara y respet6 {
cordero que la Camara pretendia de
COLLAR en- holocausto & los diosss omn!
potentes del Potomac y el Mississippi,
Ahora, cuando un americana alt
vo y generoso propone que SO devue
va q Puerto Rico su blas6n leiendaric
Ie combaten los doctores del republ
canismo insular, y piensan que so
bastante fuertes para derrotarle. Pe
70 ay otra causa que no es homogs
nea porQue naci6 de la igualdad y |
libertad;y ~ esa Camara, recoge el guar
to, discute, vota, y envfa ell viejo sin
bolo al Senado del pals, para cue
redima y 10 restaure.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
GIadiatOFe,
NOTAS De PONCE
tDc r,los.f0 C0r9caponSGJ. J


FONCE, MARIO Aver tarde
hubo muchas mascaras por las GALES
de esta ciudad. Uaas iban pie y
otras en- carruajes.
-Esta noche habra otro baile de
mAscaras, como despedida del Carna
val.
Hoy 40 SO he recibido on Ponce
Ii DFNoCRAC1A.
..El guardia Cllyill6s detuyo ano-
che, denunci6 hoy & &Martiu Torres,
Eladio Medina y Mstilde Torres por
esc5ndalo en- el barrio de Ia Cautera,
-Uaa de las mascaras de anoche
en el Teatro de las del sexo maseu-
limo, representaba al Presiieute de
la rapdbica francesG. El caballero,
corrsctamente vesti6o de negro, lleva-
ba puesta la banda tricolor y habla
ba solo On lcanc6i. La psluca rubia
Y la careta hacian completamente des,
conocido al personaie, que era un
cabaIlero puertorriqueho, vecino de
esta ciudai.
-El guardia Clivil5s detuvo sno'
che Proyidancia Martinez, Francis
co Rios Y Juana Barbosa, por actos
reEidos con la moral en IN cafetin de
la Cantera
-Persouas ds Barrsnquitas, lie
gadas & Ponce, nos dlcen que habra
allf una fiesta popular el dfa en- que Sc
constituya nue. vamente como munich
pio aquells vieia localidad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
Infanticidio

Aver de nanaua aicunos ycclnos
de Puerta de TERRA, encontraron ell
cadaver de IN nino Que h7taba sobre
las aguas de la oriila del mar, en- el
sitio conocido por Itaa Patd.
La criatura contaria uno 9 dos me.
ses de edad. Su cadayer habia sido
envuelto en- una sabana.
Tan pronto tuyo conocimiento la
policia del hallazgo, empez6 practicar
las diligencias de averiguaci6n, dete-
niendo a varios individuos encarga.
dos de la vigilancia de las casetas de
bsfos que existen en- aqlel lugar.
De las averiguacionei practicadas
parece deducirse Ia perpetracl6n de
un crimen de infsnticidiO, hasta ahora
envuelto en- el misterio.
Las autoridades competentes tra-
bsjan en- el esclareclmiento del hocho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
Hotel " America u
{ kntes Hotel /" Mendez ~

CAgUAS, FRENTE AL
PARQUE CENTRAL.
Este acreditado hotel ha sido re-
tornado por la actual dueha y es hoy,
sin disputa, ell meior hotel de Caguas.
Mesa excelente y variada; habita.
clones c6modas y frescas para uno 8
mas passjeros y servicio esmerado,
hallarau los pasaieros en- el <HOTEL
AMERICA9
Precios sumamente m6dicos por
dfas, Abonos msnsuales para comidas
" habitaciones.
Visitad el hotel AMERICA y vol.
ver6is.
Caguas, Enero dc 1905.
EsCoLAsT1CA ORTIZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
DIVISION De PODERES
Un Bill de reforma del Fora
ker Sc presenta en- el senado
americana sobre amphaS
Efectos de H0use Memorial.
SENADO INSULAR

En- Ia secci6a de noticias de nues.
tro nlmero de aver, aparecio publ'
cada la siguiente:
<En ell Copgreso de los EstadoS
Unidos Sc ha presentado un &bill', so.
licitando que en- Puerto Rico Sc esta.
blezca un tSeNQdo por election popu.
lar.S
De ese proyecto de Ley parece
deducirse una djrjsj5n de poderes en- la
Ley Fundamental que crea ell Gobier-
no de Puerto Rico.
Ell Consejo Executive, segdu el bill
del Congreso, quedara siempre con el
mismo udmero de puertorriquehos y
americanos que hoy 10 componen, pero
sus funciones en- 10 sucesivo seran
puramente administrativas, despojsn-
dosele de toda fscultad de legislar.
Es decir, que en- ese proyecto del
Senado Americana, SO empieza q con-
ceder en- pafte, 10 que Sc pedfa en- el
II. M. de la Camara de Repre- sentan-
ties. Algunas reformas convenientes
en- ell regimen actual s0licitadas desde
ha mucho tempo, primero por el par
lido federal, despues por Ia comuni-
dad uuionista, parece que tienden &
ser IN hecho, no sie1do NADIA dudoso,
que adn mas radicales cambios Sc rea.
licen, en- un plazo breve, en- nuestra
ley coustisutiva.
Los cue dudaron de Ia efcacis de
aQuel documento, veran muy pronto
10 contrario. No vamos a batir pal.
mas, porque alo no lleg6 el tiempt
oportuno para clio. Pero comprende'
mos perfactamente que nuestras iustas
peticiones tienen resonancia en- ell senc
do los poderes nacionales, y es aten
| dido el clamor de un pueblo que desea
girar en- un mas vasto campo de &C
ci6n, desligado de odiosos centralis'
mos,
Los Estados Unidos y6nse al cabo
impelidos 4 obrar con verdadera JUS
ticia en- 10 tocante a nuestros proole'
mas politicos y econ6micos, Una ye2
que la opinion americana empiece
darse cuenta exacta de nuestra
situacion, 4 conocer de IN TODD ell es.
tado POGO NADIA decoroso en- que eco
monica y politicamente vivimos los
puertorriQuehos, SECURE es que de su
: seno surjan vigorosas protestas, eXi
: giendo dc los pooeres superiores de Ia
: repdblica una pronta reiyindicacion dt
! los proscritos derechos puertorrique
nos.
La dirtSi6n IL podevs, en- el gobier
no de Puerto Rico, es un paso d'
ayance Que damos los puertorriQ ueno'
en- el camino de las iustas reparaci0
nes, el primer paso que da Ell gohier
no en- el cumplimientU de un deber inc
hubble,
Deciase hace POGO en- un editoria
de este diario, Que debi amos CoNFIAI
y ESpERAR ToDANGA.
Sigamos pues, conhando espe
rando, va no solo de la gest6n de
representante de la metr6poIi en- Puer
to Rico, sino tambi6n en- las decisio
nes del gobierno de Washington, Uni
cas- que pueden resolver nuestro StatuS
concediendonos de acuerdo con nues
tras aptitudes, una forma gubernamen
} tai, democratlca y liberal.
Clerto es que ham0s espersdo mu
cho tempo y conHado bastante. Per
$ como Quiera que Sc manihestan inten
. clones de recuicar, nosotros debtmo
aguardar, deutro de una gra beneyo
lencia, esa rcctfcaci6n neceaaria a
8 prestigio nacional y al poryenir de 10
puertorrique1os.
> GIadiat0Fe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08
BIS g. 90.

Agentes comisionistas. Corredo.
res de Aduana, Representatives. de
casas de Europa y Esta-
dos Unidos. Compra y venta de fru.
tos del pals, Sc solicita correspon-
dencia,
Allen, "a St. P. o. Box 751.
San Juan, P, r
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
NAN PATTERSON
BREADS JEROME
Suffers From HallucinatiOn
She Will Be Tried Again.
SHE HAS AGED MANY YEARS
Suffered a Collapse When She Found
That District Attorney Had
Been Reelected.
SHE HAS AGED MANY YEARS

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Letters from
persons living IN San Juan, Porto Rico.
bring the Information that Nan Patter-
son. who is in San Juan with her hus-
band. Leon Martin has aged ten years
in appearance in the last two months
She seems to be suffering with the
hallucination that she Will be tried once
more for the alleged murder Of Caesar
Young. and it is thought that preys
upon her mind so that she is forced
TO use strong sedatives 10 obtain sleep.
One OF the letters received in this city
from San Juan says that when the news
| was received that District Attorney
Jerome had been elected Nan Patterson
showed signs OF hysteria, and IL Wa.
necessary TO summon a physician to
quiet her. She declared that she be-
/ Iieved that Mr.. Jerome was laying plans
10 have her brought 10 trial again and
that If the district attorney should bring
about another trial the ordeal would
| surely end her life.
It is common talk among her friends
/ that the suspension OF sentence and the
fact that at any time upon ner return
! TO the United States District Attorney
jerome may resume his prosecution OF
/ her haunts her continually IL is said
4 that she intends to plead with the dis
/ trict attorney 10 lift the right OF the
suspended sentence.
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
Kills Disease Germs.

Contact with Liauozons kills any form
OF disease germ. because germs are OF
vegetable ORIGIN. Yet to the body
Iiouozone is not only harmless. but help
fuI IN the extreme That Is its main dis
tinction. Common germicides are poisons
when taken internally. That Is why
medicine has been so helpless in a germ
disease Iiquozone IS exhilarating. vita
liking. purifying; yet no disease germ
can exist IN II.
The virtues OF Liquozone are derived
solely from gases. They are generated
from the best producers OF oxygen. sui
phur dloxids and other geFmicidal gases,
The process Of making requires large
apparatus. and from s 10 II days time.
The object is 50 so dX the gases. and 70
combine them, AZ TO carry into the sys-
TEN a powerful -Eermicide-
We purchased the American rights 10
Iaduozone after thousands Of tests had
been made with IT. It's power had been
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
Ask a Friend
Who Uses Liquozone if You Should Use it. too.

proved. again and again. IN the most
difficult germ diseases. Then we offered
70 supply the first bottle free in every
disease that required IT, And over one
million dollars have been spent 10 an
nounce and ful1ll this offer.
The result is that II, 900. coo bottles have
been used. mostly in the past two years.
Today there are countless cured ones,
scattered everywhere, 10 tell what Lsiquo-
zone has done
But so many others need Il that this
offer Is published still. In the last few
years. science has traced scores OF dis
eases 70 germ attacks. Old remedies do
not apply 20 them. We wish TO show
those sick ones-at our cost-what Liquo-
zone can do
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
MRS. PARKS FISHERS
SUR FOR ALIhONY
Sister of Admiral Schley Wants Sup
port and Counsel Fees Pend
ing Action for Divorce

BALTIMORE. Nov. 22-Among the
alimony cases arraigned for hearing to-
day before Judge Dennis, in Circuit
Court No >. is the petition of Mrs.
Marie Antoinette Schley Fisher to re-
quire her husband. Parks Fisher, 10 pay
her counsel fee and alimony pending
her suit for divorce.
Mrs Fisher IS a sister of Admiral
SehIey and during the ST. Louis Ex-
position. IN 1904. was chief hostess of the
Maryland building. Her husband is a
stock and bond broker and is a broth
er of Charles y. Fisher and the late
Judge William A. Fisher. They were
married June S. 1865.
Mrs. Fisher instituted her suit for di-
vorce last July. alleging that her hus-
band had abandoned her. Mr.. Fisher
declared. in answer TO his wifes petit
ton. that he Is unable to pay SIS q
week alimOny and 800 counsel fee. as
the court ordered. unless he showed
cause TO the contrary.
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
LET YOUR STOMACH HAVE ITS
OWN WAY.
Do Not Try to Drive and Force It to
Work When It Is Not Able or You
Will Suffer All the More.

You cannot treat your stomach as
some men treat a ballxy horse: force.
drive or even starve it into doing work
al which il rebels. The stomach is a
patient and faithful servant and viii
stand much abuse and III treatment be-
fore it ''balks. but when it does yca
had better go slow with il and n5s at
tempt to make it work. Some people
have the mistaken idea that they can
maize their stomachs work by starving
themselves. They might cure the
stomach that way. but 1t would take
so long that they would have no use
for the stomach when they got through.
The sensible way out OF the dificulty
is to let the stomach rest If it wants
to and employ a substitute TO do its
work.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets viii do the
work of your stomach for you and di-
gest your food just as your stomach
used 10 when it was well. You can prove
/ this by putting your food in a glass jai
with Ons of the tablets and sufficient
water AMI you Will see the food digest
ed In Just the same time as the dfges-
/ tive fluids OF the stomach would do II.
That will satisfy your mind. Now, to
/ satisfy both your mind and body take
one OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
| eadng-eat all and what yen want
,
food is digested because you will feel
| no disturbance or weight IN your
| stomach. in fact, you will forget all
about having a stomach just az yon
did when you were healthy boy or
girl.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets act in a
natural way because they contain only
the natural elements OF the gastric
juices and other digestive fluids of the
stomach. X makes no difference what
condition the stomach Is in, they 90
right ahead OF their own accord and do
| their work They know their business
and surrounding conditions do not inf1u-
ence them in the least. They thus re-
Iieve the weak stomach of all its
burdens and give II its much needed
rest and permit IL 10 become strong and
| healthy.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
! sale by all druggists at 80 cents a box.
They are so well known and their popu-
! larity is so great that druggist would
| as soon think OF being out of alcohol or
quinine In fact. physicians are pre-
. scribinz them all over the land and II
your own doctor Is real honest win
! you he will tell you frankly that there
is nothing on earth so good for dys-
pepsia as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
The Washington times., 1905-11-22

membership OF the American Society of
Civil Engineers. About 500 invitations
have been sent out. and 1t is expected
the call will be answered by a large
ma jority Of the civil, electrical me-
chanical, military and naval engineers
in the city.
The call for the meeting Is made by
Rear Admiral G. w. Rae engineer-in-
chief, L S. N: Major John BiddIe.
engineer commissioner of the District:
II. NJ Wilson. civil engineer; w. A.
Mcfarland, mechanical engineer; c. w.
Hayes, mining engineer, and /. D.
Bliss. electrical engineer.
II is proposed that the name OF the
new organization will be the so
ciety OF Engineers OF Washington" and
that all members OF the profession in
it's different branches in Washington
viii be enrolled
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
APPROACH OF WINTER
STIRS FIRE-FIGHTERS
Chief Belt and His Men Are on the Alert to Prevent Some
Catastrophe Which Might Result From
CareleSsneSS

thorough cleaning. The SCOT and dust
which accumuiates in chimney is not
only unsanitary. but because of its com
bustible character IS always liable to
catch fire.
Fires arising from this source give
US no little trouble.
The five inspectors give special at
tention to the business districts of the
city. making IT their business to inspect
these premises two or three times each
week
AT present all the merchants are get
ting in their stock OF Christmas goods.
and as these boxes OF goods are un-
acked a great deal of waste matter
such as straw. excelsior. etc, is bound
TO accumulate. and this matter ; al
ways a source OF danger. AS a rule the
merchants are willing TO cooperate with
the Fire Department in lessening the
possibility OF fire, but the department.
nevertheless. never relaxes its vigilance
until the holiday season
The Washington times., 1905-11-22

The coming Of winter Is making the
Fire Department busy.
The fire companies. reduced In strength
in the summer months because Of the
annual leaves Of the fremen. are all en-
listed TO their full complement. and the
FIVE fire inspectors. employed by the de-
partment TO keep a watchful eye on the
fire zones throughout the city. are Civ
en- additional duty The approach Of
cold weather. according to Chief Engi-
neer Belt. means redoubled efforts on
the part OF the Fire Department 20 re-
duce the number Of fires to a minimum.
The average housewife said Chief
Belt today, gives little or no attention
10 the danger arising from fires when
relighted in latrobes. which have not
been properly cleaned at the close OF
the heating season IN the spring
''Chimneys are hardly ever given a
The Washington times., 1905-11-22

The users OF LQuozone know most
about it-and they are everywhere.
Doubtless some OF your friends are
among them. Ask what the product did
for them Then judge what It viii do
for YOU.
stn an easier way n learn about
IAquozone is TO send us this coupon.
Then YOU can actually test IL yourself.
To feel yourself grow better-tO see
your health come back-is more convinc-
ing than all the tales that cured ones
ever told. May We supply you a bottle
frco1
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
CARSON AGAIN PRESIDENT
OF HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

The National Homeopathic Hospital
Association has reelected as its presi-
dent Maj. John NJ Carson. chief of the
Bureau of Manufactures, in the Depart
nent OF Commerce and Labor. DR..
William Rufus Zing vas elected vice
president; Elias s. Hutchinson. secre-
4sTy. and Charles Lyman, member Of the
board OF trustees.
Other officers elected are Mrs. Henry
c Perkins. second vice president. and
Charles b Bailey. Mrs. Henry g Per
kins and Mrs. George F. Hough. trust
ees
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
KNOCKED FROM BICYCLE.

Harry Perkins. twenty years old. of
@04 Arthur place northwest. was struck
by a wagon and knocked from his BIZ
cycle at Sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest last night and re-
ceived painful injuries about the head
and face. Perkins was taken 10 the
Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
SOC Bottle Free.

II you need Liouozone. and have never
tried It. please send us this coupon. We
will then mail you an order on a local
druggist for a full-size bottle. and will
pay the druggist ourselves for IT, This
is our free gift. made 10 convince you
TO let the product itself show you what
IL can do. In justice TO yourself please
accept & today. for IL places you under
no obligations whatever.
Iiquozone costs Doc and 81.
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
RATS GNAWED MATCHES
AND SET HOUSE ON FIRE

Rats gnawing at matches in a side
board in James Bridget's home, 1240
Water street southwest, caused a slight
fire there about 1.50 o'clock this morn
ing. Policemen West and Ashford, Of
the Fourth precinct. rushed into the
dining room and extinguished the flames
before an alarm was sounded, The dam
age was estimated at less than sic.
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
ENGINEERS OF DISTRICT
SUMMONED TO ORGANIZE
Mass Meeting at Rauscher's Tomorrow
Night-Members of All Branches of
Profession Eligible

1t is the purpose OF the engineers
Of Washington TO organize an ssso-
citation composed of members OF all
branches OF the profession
To this end mass meeting of work
ers in all branches OF engineering viii
be held at Rauscher's tomorrow night.
The call for the meeting is issued by
the standing committee Of the local
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
SAW STEAMER BLOW UP.

HALIFAX. y. s.. Nov. 22-The cap
tain Of the steamer Kilkeei, which ar
rived here tonight, reports that he saw
an unknown two-masted steamer blow
up and disappear fifty miles east OF
Halifax.
The Washington times., 1905-11-22
Where 1t Applies.

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