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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
ASQNTOS SANHAR|0S
No fue ign oraneia, es .naala fe

Is muy c6modo splntar como
querers para ocultar la verdad y en-
el asunto de. sEl Tlempos con el
Inspector Medico del Distrito Nor
te, ha pasado ESQ. Ha pintado Co
mo ha querido, pero he aquf los
hechos.
El doctor Cordero hace una
vista de inspection en- Santurce,
s@ndole denunciada una panaderfa
que estA situada al otro lado del
puente de Martin Pefa, barrio de
Hato Rey, Rio Piedras, tenisndo
perfecto conocimiento de Ia juris.
dicci6n 4 que pertenece tai sitio.
La clausura, con Ia facultad
que tiene para clio, por encontrar
motive sufciente, 10. .mismo que pu-
do hacerlo en- Carolina 8 cualquier
otro punto del Distrito Norte.
Y 10 comunica q SD jefe en- un
informe que tiene Ia siguiente d.
recci6n: Staof Director de Santdad
y Bensfcencia, que 10 es el doctor
Tomas Vazquez.
81 emplesdo encargado del
despacho de Ia correspondence por
una equivocaci6r remite el informe
al Official de sanidad de San Juan.
De este no tuvo culpa el doctor
Cordero que trasmit6 el asunto en-
regla.
En poder dtl Official de sanidad
de San Juan, debl6 ser devuelto ain
continents 4 So direction verdade-
ra que obra en- el encabezamiento
y dice seSoy director de Sauidad y
BexSfceneia, y no habersele reteni-
do, nj tratamitado, nj aceptado por
el celador Carb6, nj diligenciado,
nj contestado, nj comentado, nj
cridcado, nj escaudalizado al p6.
bHco'
Por correction, por caballero-
sidad, por educaci6n, al recibirse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08

taba diSpu sto a suscribir 4 favor
de la solicitante la suna de cinco
dollars. Nadie lie secund6.
La joven peticlonaria es hiia,
seg1n informes, de un consul ame-
rlcano, que reside en- Mayagiiez y
es Meta de TN veterano de la guerra
de secession.
81 Comite de Franquicias, Pill
vilegios y Conceslones, presenta
los siguientes infermes:
Que le sea negada a los sefiores
Trujillo Mercado y Compafia, Ia
solicitud para construir un muelle
en- el puerto de Guayanilla.
Que el Tesorero oe Puerto Rico
proceda al cobro de censos por fran
quicia otorgada q la aCentral San
Cristobal.s
Que Sc apruebe el traspaso de
frauquicia hecho por el senior MI
guel de Porrata Doria, & favor de
los sefiores Jaime Pastor y Enrique
Ramery, para la exportaci6n de
guano en- el islote SCaja de muer-
tosS, de Ponce.
81 ex alcalde de Culebras, Sc
nor Leopoldo Padr6n, dlrije una
communication al Consejo Ejecutivo
en- su catacter de concejo munich
pal de aquella isla, solicitando sc
lie paguen ocho meses de alquiler de
casa, q raz6n de diez dollars men,
suales, por la que ocupara en- ofci-
mas de la ACADIA y juzgado de paz.
81 doctor Barbosa presenta el caso
como presidente INFERNO de Ia Co.
mission de Hacienda.
FL presidente Willoughby re-
suelve que esta petici6n pase q In.
forme de la comisi6n de goblerno
local.
No hablendo otro asunto de
que tratar Sc termin6 la session 4
las 81 IS p. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
ASUNTOS D|VEBSOS !.
Llega da del Superin-
tendente de teIegra-
fos.- Escandalo.
PUERTA De TERRA
Para maestro principal de
Rfo.grande. - Nuevo faro
del Castillo del Moro.

En- el vapor de hoy llegara de los
Estsdos Unidos el Superintendent
de teleg'afos Mr.. Dore.
Nos informan de Puerta de
TERRA, que anoche Sc arm6 I'm es
candalo en- la plazuela de rLa Leal
tadS y un muchacho lie asest6 dos
pedradas a un hombre. En- todo
aquel recinto no apareci6 TN policfa
Yea ESQ el sargento Lopez.
-En breve Sc reauudaran los
trabajos del nuevo faro del Castillo
del Moro, que fueron paralizados
por falta de materiales.
Sc encuentra gravemente en-
ferma en- Ia Marina, con pleuresia,,
la estimable sefiora Maria Reyes
de Tah6n. Hacemos votos DOR 81
salud.
Para curar un resfriado en- IN dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QU1NrNA.
81 botlcario lie devolvera el dinero Al
no lie cura. La 6rma de E. w. GRO.
We se halla en- cada cajita.
Aver tarde eStuvieron en- Ia
session del Consejo Ejecutivo, hasta
que este hubo terminado sus ira
bajos, el sefior Harry Slvermore y
su esposa, ambos CONTINGENCIES,
que Sc hallan temporalmente ct
San Juan.
-Seg1u Sc nos comunica er
atenta circular, ha quedado disuel
ia la sociedad mercantil que girabs
en- esta plaza bajo la raz6n de A
Gaos y CO, haciendose cargo de ID
liquidaci6u del activo y pasivo d,
la misma el sefior Jose Diaz Prado
La profesora sefiorita RENE
dios Cruz, ha sido contratada como
maestro principal en- Rio Grande
FL sefior Rafael Muiioz Gar
cia present6 aver la corte mum
cipal una demanda contra Ell sefio
Carlos del Toro Fernandez, recla
mandole la propiedad y originate
de un libro que con el titulo d
sDirectorlo de San JuanO esta DC
publicarse en- esta ciudad.
Los dfas 10, y12 del prt
xlmc diciembre, habra examehe
de revalida para titulos de farma
a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
BR|LLANTE FESTIVAL
Invitaci0n que agrade-
cemos.--Inauguracion
del "C1ub Cidra."
BALE De SOCIEOAD
pan0~%0 da I:~an~onH ~
BALE De sOCIEOAD
Reparto de limosnas.- Ca
roza artistica. -Vistosos
fuegos artifciales.

Nuestro respectable amigo 'el
sefor Praxedes Santiago, presiden-
te del aClub Cidras, tiene la aten-
ci6n, que lie agradecemos, de invi-
tarnos para la aperture del referido
centro, asi como para el baile de So
ciedad que Sc veri6cara en- los sa
lones~ del mismo el domingo pro-
ximo.
He aquf el programa de Ia
apertura:
A las dos de la tarde reparto
de limosnas consistentes en- pan,
arroz y efectivo a cincuenta po-
bres de solemnidad por una conf.
sion de sefioras y seiioritas.
Fl acto sera amenizado por Ia
orquesta de Caguas.
Terminado este. partir4 del
Ayuntamiento una carroza artist.
ca, conducieddo a dos nifias con
trajts aleg6ricos, represeutando al
Progreso y la Industria.
La comitiva Sc dirigira al Club,
donde despu@s de una sinfonfa POI
la orquesta, elpresidente pronuncia
ra un discurso inaugural; las nifias
que representan el Progreso y Ia
Industria recitaran dos breves com.
posiciones; el sefior Felix Mufioz
Grillo recitara a su vez una poesis
original y la seiiorita Maria Luiss
Muiioz recitara la poesfa de Belle
aArmonia.s
Cerrara el acto el professor Sc.
fior Cordero Rodriguez.
A las ocho de la noche, desde
los BALCONIES del Club, Sc quemarar
vistosos fuegos artifciales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08

una carta 8 escrito sea particular,
& Official, que va dirigido a otrs
persona, no debe retenerse un mo
mento, nj. leerse, nj enterarse J
muchisimo menos publicarse.
81 Medico Inspector del Dis
trito Norte sabe que Ia jurisdicci6,
dc Rio Piedras comienza en- el
puente de Martin Pefs; por esq
clausuro la panaderfa y no hizo co
mo de costumbre con los asu1tos
references a la municipalidad de
San Juan que, despues de ipforma.
dos, Sc trasmiten al Inspector de
Sanidad y Benifcencia, dandole
conocimiento para su ejecuci6n por
orden del seiior Director de Sanidad
y Bene6cencia, dnico que puede d.
rigirse q tales Inspectores Locales.
lHubo ignorancia? No.
lHsy mala fe! lDe parte de
quikn?
iDe quien cumpli6 con sd deber
8 de quieu retuvo en- su poder lc
que no era. suyo, pues para el nc
fue dirigidol
Y prueba que hubo mala fe
cuando con fecha 7 del corriente St
recibe la communication siguiente
Honorable Superintendent dc
Sanidad, San Juan. -Sehor: como
ampliaci6n q mi carta de fecha $
del corriente, y q los fines que pro
cedan, me complazco en- remitir
V. H. la adjunta COMMUNICATION fe
cha 4 de noviembre y registrads
con el ndmero B 3rI4o que EQU1vo'
cADAMENTE fue enviada & esta of
Gina. -Respetuosamefte. = Firma
do. DIR. Caballeira, Inspector d.
de Sanidad y Benefcencia.s
iiiTableau!!!
Coma, coma, coma y coma ce
lador municipal.
DR.. F. B. CoRDERo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
CONSEJ0 EXECUTIVE
Session celebrada aver tarde,

Empieza a las ) yS mihutos.
Preside Mr.. Willoughby, con asis
tencia de los sefiores Vale, Acufia
Dexter, Diaz Navarro, Barbosa y
Graham
S. da cuenta por el secletario
q los siguientes nombramientos he
chos por el gobernador:
H. A. Sykes, para Juez mum
ipal de Vieques; Pedro Delgado,
para concejal de Hatillo; c. O.
Lord, para miembro de la junta de
sindicos de la blblioteca insular; Fe
derico Degetau, para miembro de
la junta de sfndicos de la Univer-
sidad de Puerto Rico; Carlos Ro-
driguez, para CONCEAL de Ponce y
Ramon Collazo, para Juez de paz de
Cayey.
Fl Secretario de Puerto Rico
trasmite al Consejo Executive CO.
pias certi6cadas de las franquicias
concedidas a la Central Eurekas y
q la aEn.iqueta Land Company,
aprobadas por el Gobernador el dia
del corriente.
81 Gobernador da cuenta de
haber aprobado los auticipos soil
citados por los municipios de Ca
guas y Fajardo, el primero POI
81 900 y el segundo por $4,000.
Sc da lectura 4 una carta d.
la sefiorita Sarah Clifford que reside
en- Mayagiez, en- que solicita ur
donativo de cuarenta 8 cincuents
dollars, de los senores miembro.
del Consejo, con el flu de embarcal
para los Estados Unidos. FL pre-
sidente Willoughby dispone gu,
por ser esta COMMUNICATION de ca
racter particular y no dirigirse of
cialmente al Consejo Executive, nt
Sc tome en- consideration y sea
archivada por el Secreta1io.
El consejero doctor del Vale
manifesto que, no obstante, el es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
DR.. JacintO Zaratt

Medicina. -Cirujfa.-E -Enfermedades de ninos. Parto
OcULlsrA de Ia Cnica Oftamoogica del <Hote Deu' de
Paris Consultas de 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo iLu.
ma 1927
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
uier contrato 8 negocio que eiecu.
DR.. F. B. CoRDERo.

quier contrato 8 negocio que ejecu.
tare.
La desgracia de nuestro socio
el sefior Domingo, en- NADIA afects
q la buena administration y al cur.
so de nuestra casa mercantil, pues
dicho socio Sc encontraba virtual.
mente retirado del comercio, estan.
do al frente de la casa los otros dos
socios sefiores Angel Martinez y
Peregrino Lopez, que hasta ahora,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08

ciento treinta y siete habian VA
contestado anoche, adhiriendose &
Ia asamblea que tendra lugar el do.
mingo pr6ximo y contestando el
cuestionario que les fue include en-
la circular.
Ell doctor Ricardo Herman.
dez, ha sido designado por la direc.
tiva de la Liga Antituberculosa,
como snperintente ente del sanatorio
de dicha institution en- Santurce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
f. MlTAElO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA,,

OCUL1STA,-E.med au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del" doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hosp.
tai de Ia Santa Crude Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los o,os
Tetuan 81, (cerca. del. Tea
tro. - Horas de consulta,
De "a Il de Ia manana,-
Gratis { los.pobres, de 8Ao
lie Ia mahana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
AV|!O De OENEucII

Por la presente, comunico al p1.
blico y principalmente & nuestros re-
lacionados en- el comercio, que nues.
tro soco el seiior Domingo Marti.
nez sufre en- Ia actualidad de ena
genaci6n mental, segdn dictamer
tacultatlvO, encontrandose, por tan
to, incapacitado y siendo nulo cual'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
Sc VENDE

Una caldera multibuiar de 10 pies
lie largo por de ancho, con "a tutrs
lie pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
nso
Una mAauina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasi6cadores. capaz para
moler 1000 galoues de guarapo en- Il
horaa. Para infnrmes. diruanae !
PENEDo, Faiards. ,o-I8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08

ceuticos. Entire los so!lcitantes f.
gura el sefior Ulises Roman Borges
de San Sebastian.
Ell jueves pr6ximo Sc espera
de regreso de los Estados Unidos,
ell captain Angel, de la Compafifa
A. del Reglmiento de Puerto Rico
y encargado del fuerte de sSan
Crist6bal.S
DE clento ochenta y dos
medicos que existen en- el pals,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
DepeOdiente de Fdrma(ia

Sc necesita uno PRACTICE y con
referencias. Informes, P. o. Box
Al, Fajardo. 3-1ss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-08
Acadia De nII Pisdrss

En- poder de Higinio Torres Sc Cd.
cuenua depositada una yegua coloC ruo0
blanco, eSpaldsda, de seis cuartas alzada,
pobre de crimes como de eineo afos de
edad, tIaida al dep6sito municipa, en- con.
cepto de aparecida. Lo que sc hacs
phbnco para general conocimiento { loe
efectos del srticulo 672 del codiso civil
RIO Piedrss, sepiembrs u de Iso7,-luSrI
'CALocA, alcAlde municipal
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RAILROAD
Bulletin.

Between Washington National Capital and New York the Ma
ona Metropolis strong ties exist One The political center the other
the commercial center Of the Nation.
one of the strongest links perhaps which bind th two cities
and convenient train service Of the Pennsylvania Rail
other cities OF the country equal distance
apart, be found many and such wellapponed trains
From Washington New York there 10 through trains on
weekdays and IS on SUNDAYS These include celebrated Con
gresiona Limited the most perfectly appointed paor c. train the
world and the Florida Lmeis from ST. Augustine TO New York
One of the additions this exceptional service is the Business
Mems Morning Express which leaves Washington al 800 A. NJ ana
arrives New York NJ This train enables the residents OF
Washington to leave convenient hour in the morning transact their
business their shopping in New York and return to Washington
the day Pullman paor sleeping are attached to all a
and dining at proper hours
The 80 hosand-ne tickets good on all these trains III
the hands of any one a.d for any number Of persons.
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Deaths

Henry TOliyer. Is years. as 81 street
northwest.
Hattie Z. Brown. 20 years. 1897 street
northwest
Emil A. Jonseher. 81 years, 80 c street
northeast
Christina c Mason. 50 years. Homo
For lnCuTabics.
Thomas ". Davidson, - years, SOS 2
street northwest.
Mary Ann Hubbell, 90 years. Il ! street
northwest
Betsy BaiaesKy. 90 years. 81 Il street
sOuthW est
Francis j. Louison, "a years. Govern
menI Hospital for tie Insane
Mary A. Caikius, % years, The Bel
ment. Fourteenth and Clifton streets
northwest.
Mary r. Wilson "a years. 1923 Four
teenth street northwest.
Mary j. CogsNen AZ years, 1902 FIT
teenth street northwest
Elizabeth b. Johnson, a years. 1879
Florida avenue northwest.
Mary Allen, q years, n06 Shepherds
court northwest
Martha A. DuTrah, % years. lS4s Sew
enth street northwest.
Annie 3 Tunztai 81 years. 1874 YER
mont avenue northwest.
Mary b. Eaton. o. years, 21i0 FlagleT
street northwest.
Gertrude Williams. years, 80 lIeas-
ant court southwest.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

DlILASs
Henry c. and Julia Height. boy.
arthur = ana Eunlce Vernon. girl
William r. and Grace r Jones. girl
John r. and ossie NJ. oliver, boy.
w Frank and Jessica v Butts. boy
Joseph W. and Caroline II. kreuttner
bog.
John and Nora Smith. girl.
BOISE and kObinR Jones. BOY.
Konert and Carrie Shamwell boy
W alter III. and Nellie .. Wooster. boy
John and Mary smith, girl
John r and AGa r. Kennedy. boy.
l-emue! A and Ella Z, Denuison, boy
girl
Earl aud Clara r. Ryon. girI.
FRED ". and Viola former boy
Heofse ana Christina y. AIenke, girl
boy
Charles r. and Anna Z Kldwsn
robert 4. and Nannie Penn. girl.
Fred and Lucy Terry boy
PaNon aud BettIe Brown. girl
AliN and Sarah Fry, boy.
Joseph g. and Edith l.. C. Tappan.
Francis A and Minnie Al. Swami irg.
Lawrence r. and Lulu l.. Gates. boy.
cornelius i. AMI Frances &. Gibson.
John A. and MARGARET A. Stuart. boy.
Ulysses q. and Claudio Watson, gin.
James Ii. and Elizabeth 81 lusbS.
girl.
Charles =. and Annie 81 " bite, boy.
Charles ". and Rosa r. Brasse, girl
randolph ana Nellie Hendricks, boy.
Henry h. and Mary 4. Clements. boy.
William =. and Angie l.. Preston, boy.
Isaac and Regina CHASER. girl.
Joe and Mary StauTd. boy.
Charles III. and Jane smith girl
Paul and Margaret f. PrOfe boy
Henri y. and Lemenager, boy.
John and Lizzie Smith, boy.
William and Charlotte Sniffin boy
Jesse and Ada ". Iwgman, boy
Charles and Flora Il. DuttOn, boy.
NeedOn and Katie b. Miller. girl.
Edward and Bessie Jones. boz.
William and May Thayer, girl
Harry and Sophia Hayden. boy.
AlphOnZo and Bessie Panncll. boy
Robert IL. and Blanch 81. Chamber
lain girl
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Died.


KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
the member " Mount Vernon .f-a4Ee,
ID their Castle Hail. Pythlan Temple. this
f4leslayJ evening January b.. 1907. az 2
Funeral Of Pas Fs5 sts1ssltiis I igr ne
lAughioh They SIN also assemble al the
same place On Wednesday. January u. 1897
a. - O'Clock D.. ~. 10 attend the funeral
4htciiAeAL a. Congressional Cemetery
HENRY THOMAS.
Chancellor Commander.
Attest n. J.. WILEY
Keeper " Records and seal. il
Si4ER-sIddsnly CA Monday. January
j.. 1872. SALiIE A. BICKSLEH beloved
wife Of Thomas D. Bicksier ana daughter
vile. Clarke county. Va
Funeral from her late residence. 153 Del
aware avenue northeast. January Is. 1901
d-oudoun ana Clarke papers please oopy)
PENN-Ou Tuesday. January s. 1871
HELEN IRENE PENN la her twenty
frst year. eldest child ~ g. j. and Emma
81, Fenn, a. her residences. ~ ID street
Funeral thursday January n. al 9
ocloek b. m. from her late residence. In
terneut al Congressional Demetery-
tchaTies county. 81. Mary's. ana Baltimore
papers please C1pyJ 1aI5--t
AOfHERHEAD-On Monday. January a.
is1i, az 6-1 b. ui.. CATHERINE SUSAN
beloved wife n John G., Motherhood, aged
nfty-seven years.
vlted 10 attend the funeral from her late
residence. ~. Sixth street. southwest Thurs.
day. January IT, al o'clock D. 90. Inter
ment a. Congressional Cemetery-
,Reading. Pa, papers please eopyl
lal5-2t
JO&SCHEIl-Ou January - 1907. EMIL
ANTHONY JoSECHER.
Particulars In another column.
CURTIs-on January a. 1895. EDMUND
IS CURTIS
Particulars IN another column
DAUGHTOE-On January ID. 1917. DARIUS
D. DAUGHTON
Particulars ia another column
WORSI.ET-Du January a. 1907. AIRS
MARIA GORING WDHSIsEN.
Particulars IN another column
CAsTELLO-On January IL. 1855. MICHAEL
CAETELlO.
Particulars IN another column
HULL-On January a. 1861. MARGARET
HULL
Particulars in another column.
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JONSCHER'S DEATH
OCCURS AT SONS
On Of Old Residents of
City Passes Away
Suddenly.

Emil Anthony Jonscher one II the
Oldest residents OF Washington. died
Saturday AT the residence Of his son
Robert r. Jonscher. 81 G street north
east. after a weeks Illness
Mr.. JOhnscher was a native OF siiesia
Prussia. and was born in that city DC
tober 90 1873. lie came 10 this country
al the age OF thirty-one. and had been
a resident Of the United States for nf-
ty-three years. lie located IN this city
forty -eight Years ago. He was a car
rage trimmer by trade, following that
WoIk until twelve years ago. when be
retired from active life. During the
clEil war he performed guard duty ia
this city but vas never regularly en-
listed in the United States army
lie Us survived by TWO sons, Otto H.
Jonscher. Of Marietta. Ohio. ana Rob-
eTt +. JOEscheT or Ihis city.
The funeral was held this afternoon
from MS sons residence al $50.
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Association aud the Jobbers and Ship
prrs Association were formed was be-
cause this hoard did not do its duty.
we don't want any timid men, any
mossbacks amQug ~. Don't be afraid
OF S5.00J. Employ The commercial sec
rotary and let the good work 20 on.
IL has been said that We are mis-
homer. Since when have We been a
misnomer2 Were lot OF Rip Van
Mmkles-thats what We are"
Then followed speeches by Adds B.
Browne and John Weaver, after which
the report was recommitted 10 the COM
mittee
A discussion OF great interest was
brought out hy the report OF the com
mittee on public health, asking the
board 10 mdoTse The Senate bill regu-
lating the sale OF milk n the District
and providing that the temperature az
which milk can be delivered in the Dis
Tict shall be % degrees Fahrenheit.
Robert y. Harper and William II
Saunders declared that the provision
Affecting the temperature or the milk
could not be lived up - by the Viz
Kinla farmers who bring milk into the
District They said the imposition or
such provision would result la driving
many or the milk producers out OF bust
ness They declared that there are
enough inspectors Of diaries under the
Health Department OF the District 10
keep the milk supply good
Inspecting Force Inadequate.
Dr. Hickling retorted that there ara
only hve inspectors TO look after so
farms where milk for Washington il
produced. He claimed that, unless the
temperature provision were left in. the
remainder OF the legislation 10 keep milk
wholesome would be practically OF no
efficiency.
The bill. as advocated by Or. Hickling.
was finally Endorsed Tor passage by Con-
gress
In the early part OF the evening the
board passed a resolution favOring the
movement for currency reform in the
United States.
While Mr.. Lancaster was delivering
his speech against the inertia with which
he accused the board OF suffering, he
said TO Gen John II. Wilson. president
OF the board:
You. sir, are doubtless proud 10 pre-
side over this boards meeting. and
Il consider IL The greatest honor OF
my life, sir, declared General Wilson.
with spirit. the remark. bringing down a
storm OF applause.
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DRINKS ALL HE WANTS
And Drinks 1t Whenever He Wants It,


Il waat what / want when / want ii. "
4 Micl, man. who perhaps never heard
PruF:t sing the song. wrote the other
day concerning Postum Food Coffee, Il
am we'll and hearty. l drink all the
Postum Cereal coffee / want and when
ever 1 want 1.-THE more / drink the bet
ter 1 feel.
80 was broken down III health with
acid dyspepsia. as the doctors called it:
had been sick for five years and failing
all the time 1 would drink coffee FOR
breakfast and then bloat up. my stOn.-
ach would be $50 full Of acid ia belch
up gas and have the water brash.
Then would come heart burn, aud a
rumbiing and cramp in nay stomach ali
night would keep me awake Then Ia
20 TWO or three days without eating.
with sonic improvement. But as soon az
1 would eat something and drink coffee
I'd be as bad as ever
About three months ago / got SO bad
l thought Ia have 10 stop everything.
had read about coffee being hurtful.
50 / told my wife not To make any for
me for while. l thought I'd see FOR
myself
I'm TWO days / was lost without eof-
Tee-Was so sick j couldn't eat anything.
The reaction OF the coffee drug.1 /
bought a package or Postum and my
wife made II strictly according to direc-
tons You should have seen the change
The whole family now use Postum. and
havn't sour stomach or blOating. rest
well at night am we'll and hearty.
drink all the Postum / want and when
ever 1 want il. The more ] drink the
better ] feel
Since l left on coffee and began 20
use Postum my nerves are steady, nv
head feels clear. / don't get stupid. tired
and lazy any more.
u positively know that eonee was the
ca use OF my trouble and / positively
know that quitting it and using Postum
Food Coffee has cured me" Name Civ
en- by Postum CO., Battle Creek Mich.
Read the little book 1.-The Road 70 Well
VILE in pkgs. There's a reason
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-15
Miss Daily Was Cured of
a Severe Cough by Fa-
Their Johns Medicine.

My daughter Mabel had hacking
cough that she could not get rid OF, so
she tried Father Johns Medicine and
was entirely cured and has been in the
best Of health since. 1 gladly recon-
mend IL 10 any one with such trouble"
tsigne6) +. b. DAILY, e Fountain ST..
HaverhiH. Mass. Cures grip. prevents
pneumonia. No injurious drugs. 81
years in use.
The 81 size contains three times tie
quantity of the 50c size
Ask your druggist Tor Father Johns
Medicine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-15
Marriage Licenses.

Alphonsl Amezcua and Florence
Payne.
Thomas c. l.. Kedey. AuaCO nda
Mon. and Kate Kirkpatrick, OF thi'
city
Thomas C. Hsrtsheld and AIacia
Boiler.
William r. Harper and Elsie NJ
Davis.
William r. Sturgeon, New York city,
and Agnes Webster, OF ti5is city.
William Reed and Mary =. Cole
man.
John Burton and Lillian Freeman.
Elmer Lewis and Sarah Mitchell
Raymond Webb. Philadelphia, and
Fannie Bell. kilmOnie, Va.
W o. Hopkins and Addie l. Hill