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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
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-Llamabae malvado, testia feroz. hombre sin mo-
ralidaf >A
81 aquel leoguage ten{a por objeso restablecer
e espiritu del nho Ell sentmieno de ustca. hay
que confesar que llcnaba objeto: porque habia
Ell riesgo de que la 6gica nfan legase la sguiente
conclusion: Isl gran honbre como aquel tenia
moralidad debe cousistir que la moralidad no
gran cosa, que 10 mas importante de odo
un grande hombre.'
Pero el viejo estsba muy leos de sospechar los
penssmientos que bullfan su lado.
Callzbanse amb IS, -umiando cada uno SD manera
aque.las historias admrables no ser que, durante
e pasen enco1trase al abuelo con algunos de sus
mobiles clientes.
Detenfanse entouces largamente saludaba II
mayor cortesa prodigaba las formulas de obsequoso
cumpido
81 ni6o g ruborizaba sin saber por que.
Pero el oabueo te1fa en- ell fondo do 81 coras6u FL
respeto os poderes constituidos las pefsonas do
posicion. muy possible que. 81 amaba tanto los
heroes cuyas histories referia fuese poque vefa en-
ellos hombres habfan llrga 10 ocupar una
ci6n mas eevada que los demas. ~
Cuando hacfa mucho calor, sen.4bass el.geio Kraft
II pie de IN arbol no tardaba echar sue,ii,a.
Sentabase entonces crst6bal 81 lado va en- IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06

QUO = RI aqua mineral natural de VILAJUIGA es
e eJo emedo las Intermediates del Estomago Dispep
malas destiores Su sabor agradabe puede
comun Este para estomagoo hay
casas slguientes.
MAYAGUEZ don E. Franco =:
PONCE, Hotel Colmado de don B. Mela ~
AGUADlLLA. Farmacia dc don j. Font
AKEClBO Hotel Las Baleares Cafe de los Sres. Mir
Orpi Ca.
FAJARDO Farmacia de don Luis Ordonez
GUAYAMA. Sres. Freiria Hnos
CAGUAS. Sr Ambroso Machuca
MANATL Sres. j. Padr6 Ca. "
HUMACAO. don Aureo Ramirez ~
MAUNABO. Falmacia de don Idse G. Sugranes
CAROLINA. Sres, Arsuaga ca.
CANOVANAS Sres Fernandez Sobrinoss~<2
SAN JUAN, Farmacia Colon Con r. Anlazan Sucesoes
de Fernandez hemano Sucesores de Sobino Fernandez
Garcia Perez Ca d'n lose Fernandez don Francisco Carero
ysus agentes generates F. Font hermano.
Precio en- todas parties 80 ctvs b{tclla de l iitro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
Il UquC10 CENTRIC !.!AlRCIyO

~ UV4.fuUIU UGlllllU ..MLIliUhllV
"a guerra entire Honduras y
Nicaragua no presenta laspecto
de terminarse: nj Sc sabea cien-
cia cierta & cual de los dos 90
biernos favorece Ia suerte de
las armas. pues uno Y otro re-
clama para 81 victorias. desgra-
ciadamente no decisivas, pero
en- cambio no sangrientas por
fortuna.
Fuera de la insensatez de Sc
mej1nte lucha. en- la cual, como
en- otras ocasiones 10 hemos dI-
cho, no Sc enarbola bandera de
principles nj de ideales y 1nica-
mente Sc ventilan intereses de
cacicazgo, hay algo que contris-
ia ailn mas el amino y hace con.
templar con honda tristeza los
abismos a donde arrastra.*a a los
hombres la nostalgia del presu-
puesto y el aguij6n de las pa
stones politicas.
ST sc da credito a los informes
que llegan del teatro de la CUE
IRA, los hondurenoS desconten-
tos con el gobierno del general
Bonilla engrosan las fllas de los
eJercitos nlcaragiienses, q la vez
que los enemigos del general
Zelaya hacen otro tanto con los
ejercitos hondurenos. Es decir,
unos y otros. olvidando la no.
cion de patrla { instieados solo
por biciones mezquinas, han
lido al extreme de atentar CON
ira la soberania del territorio
cuya bandera deberan defender
a todo trance. Revela este he
cho deplora bic Ia carencia alb
sOluta de las mobiles ideas que
exaltan el. caracter nacional v
10 engrandecen; de guerra in
1ernacional Sc ha lido al extre-
mo de una simpie revoluci6n De
parrOqula. con su cortejo de
males y sin motiyo ,alguno jus
tihcado que la disculpe. Qui-
Zas debido 4 tai consideration
III el gobie nc de Mexico III el
de los Esta los Unidos han crei-
do prudente ii disCleto interve-
mir en- la forna en- que pudieron
hacerlo; Y llegado el case Sc Ii
nitaran especialmente ell I'LL
timo. Ell Ger sobre les beige
rantes tai especie de preston
que con ella aparezcan tratados
no como paises que la civiliza-
ci6n ampara. sino como colecti.
vldades uuG req uleren seVera e
1gnOmlnl0sa / pTlnenda.
La cOrrleute guerrero ha arras
trado 4 la. E>ep0o.lta dc FL Sal
vador-asi 10 dicen los uitimos
despachos IA inc'inar la balan
"a de sus sinpatias Y d> >u apo
yo moral y material en- favor de
Hond uras DicLa pals recono-
ce. sin duda. el peligro que re-
presenta para Centro America
ell exito que en- la contienda pu
diera alcanzar 81 general Z4la
va. En- cambio. Guatemala, acu-
sada al prlncipio de vlolacion
de los principles de neutralidad
que EN- s!luaCiOnes como eSta
tienen que estimarse como sa-
grades. ha demostrado la sinra-
zon de tales aCusaciones: V la
actitud lmparclal y disc:eta de
su gobleTno IA u15.pado por
complete para npnra Y >al'stac
ciCn dc esta Y ejemp!o para los
vecinos, cualqulera impression
errada que exlstlera en- I'll par
tlcular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
oooao. nlIl1nS
M IA soclEDAD DE EDIc1oNEs LrrxRA-
RIAs AKTIsTIcAs
FRANcEsA

"Quien pierde ganao, ror A. Oapus.
s.Las confidencias lie una abuela, Dol
Abel Hermant.
"Mi mo Barbassonn, por M. Uchar.
"La BailarinA de Pompoya'', Dor }. Ber-
croy q
''Basilio y Sofia, por p. Adam.
'1Los OiviliSados", por u. Farrere.
"Bisancio", por j. Lombard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
u0NeSlA AERElDA ANTIBTLIOA
DE ]. IT. BLANCO

Con 81 uso desapar -ce el extrent-
miento, indigestion, dolores de cabs-
"a, jaqueca, bihs, 1cido del estomago.
en- general todos los desarreglss pro-
ducidos por Ell estomago intestinos.
F1rMe2ct1 - DL1ssco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06

e3TUOto Dc A0ocAoo2
y NoTAR1A
y Antonio Alvarcz-Nsva &
~: Emilio Garcia Cuervo 81
=: Francisco do L Tore -
- o. OON 0vo-.T4lk0ONo 49,, -
oAe1 SuAM, p \. oAA ,ue1p -
- UgOO1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06

GALE MENDEZ Woo. NJ IA

oituado este sstableoiniento q O. centzo
. h calle M6ndss Vigo, con IN jardfn Il
frente, - d que rsuns maysrss vsntajas
y comodidades para - sekorss viajeseo, =
el que cuenta con mejcres habitaoisnss Ase-
cas, vsatilslas, magnffces bahos J ducks
- Oo0i1as E telas heeas~
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
ANTIQUES PLACED ON SALE.
Collection of the Old Colony Com
pany 10 Go at Auction.

Lovers of antique and colonial furniture,
china. and knickknacks will have the op-
portunity to-day to get everything from
a $1,000 handicapped Ormolu table TO a
colonial silver snuffer. when the sale by
public auction of the collection Of the Old
Colony Company opens at Sloan's auction
rooms. 1907 G street The entire stock of
the Old Colony Company has been placed
on exhibition, and will be. auctioned off
to the highest bidders to-day. tomorrow,
and Friday of this week, and Monday
Tuesday, and Wednesday Of next week
The Old Colony Company has been col
lecting rare and beautiful pieces of fur
niture, china, &c, for ten years. and the
collection includes pieces secured IN all
parts Of Europe and the Orient. There
is mahogany furniture for every room in
the house, some of the pieces and sets be-
ing unusually rare and valuable. Chppen-
dale desks and chairs, Sevres china, old
English mahogany highboys and ward
robes, Louis XIV chairs and tables are all
represented in the collection.
The stock viii be on view each morn
ing up to the hour OF the commencement
of the sale. Il o'clock, and after the close
Of the o'clock sale. The Old Colony
Company is about to close up its business
for the summer months. which is given as
the reason for this special sale of its
collection
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
ARMY AND NAVY.


Second Lieut.. PHILIP GOLDEN. Twenty sixth
InfautU 10 General Hospital. Washington Bar
racks.
Private CHARLEY B. GODFREY. Fourteenth
Recruit Company. recruit depot Jefferson Bar
racks. discharged from army.
Ssrat THOMAS D. SHELTON Troop K. Ninth
Cavalry from Washington, 10 proper station
Col CHARLES r. BKRNE. assistant surgeon gen
ersl from PHILIPPINES July Is 10 san Francisco.
Following medical officers, from posts designated 70
San Francisco. thence on June 10 Philippines:
Mai MARLBOROUGH C. WYEfH, surgeon, Fort
MAJ HENRY D. SNYDER. surgeon. Fort sam
Mai ALLEN NJ. SMITH. surgeon Fort Douglas.
Capt LEIGH A. FULLER assistant surgeon.
United States military prison, Fort LeaVen-
worth.
Capt. GEORGE A. SKINNER assistant surgeon.
Fort William Henry Harrison
Capt CHANDLER j. ROBBINS, assistant s'iT-
geou Fort Ethan Allen.
Capt. THOMAS L. RHOADS, assistant surgeon,
Fort Crook.
Following medical officers from posts designated. to
Fort sam Houston. thence with Twenty sixth
Infantry June s 10 Philippines.
Capt. JAMES s. WILSON. assistant surgeon, Fort
Ogiefhou1.
Capt. BENJAMIN E. EDGEB, Jr.. assistant SUI
geon Fort Reno.
Capt. WILLIAM J. l. LISTER. assistant surgeon.
Fort Mcintosh.
Cant. WILLIAM W RENO, assistant surgeon.
Tenth Cavalry. 70 PHILIPPINES, June s.
Mai FRANCIS J. IVES. surgeon frJm Philippines.
June l5 10 Preside Of san FGucisfu,
Mai WILLIAM p KENDALL. surgeon. from
PHILIPPINES June IS TO Fort sam Houston.
MAJ FRANCIS a. WINTER. surgeon, from Philip
pines June IS. 10 FoEt Myer
Following medical officers from Philippines July ID
% posts designated.
Mai PAUL. SHILLOCK. surgeon. Fort Robinson
Mai HENRY C. FISHER. SURGEON. Fort D. A.
Russell
Maj JOHN s. KULP surgeon. Fort Meade.
Mai ALEXANDER \. STARK surgeon. from
Philippines june :. TO Vancouver Barracks
Following medical oicers from PHILIPPINES. July Is
To San Francisco:
Capt JOHN D. YOST assistant surgeon
Cant PETER e. FIELD. assistant surgeon.
First Lieut.. WILLIAM 7. BANTA, assistant SUI
-gon.
Chief Tnmpetsr ALFRED GREENHALGH, Fourth
Band. Coast ARTILLERY, placed upon retired list
Ordnance Sergt WILLIAM GREENHALGH, placed
upon retired list.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
ROOT INTERESTED IN C. ". U.
Secretary Appreciates Department
which Fits Men for ConsuIs.

Which Fits Men for Consuis.
Representatives OF Latin-American gov
ernments viii be present next Tuesday
evening at a meeting 10 be addressed by
DR.. Ernest G. LorenZen. professor OF law
in George Washington University. which
Is 70 be held IN University Hail at Fiji
teenth and II streets. DIR. Lorenzen will
discuss 'The American Lawyer and Span
ish-American Law" and Hon. John Bar
rett. director Of the Bureau OF American
Republics. viii make an Introductory adj
dress.
In letter made public by the university
authorities yesterday, Secretary Root gave
his Endorsement 10 the movement under
taken by the university TO establish itself
as the typical American institution Of
learning. and spoke in especial praise OF
the university's law department The let
ter reads in part:
THE national government is making a
strong and systematic effort now to limit
appointments in the diplomatic and con-
sular service TO men Of special fitness for
such work. OF course that effort viii be
greatly promoted by having as many
young men as possible educated and
trained In the subjects Rlth which
such officers have TO deal The greater
the class OF trained men from whom We
can draw for appointments in the foreign
service, the more easily we can maintain
high standard In this service.
Il am, accordingly, much interested in
the success Of that department of the
George Washington University, and for
that reason, as well as for a general in
terest in the cause OF education. which
1 am sure the university viii promote,
you have my very best wishes"
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24

+ Augustus Heinze, the well-wnOwn
authority on mining engineering, was
born in Brooklyn, n. Y. on December
8, 1859, and graduated from the Colum-
bia School of Mines in 1889. He went
West to Montana when the mining
fever was at its height in that State.
He soon came to the top as a mining
expert and has made a fortune and a
splendid reputation as a mine developer
of unusual talent. He has been very
active as a Democrat In Montana poll
tics. He is a member OF a number of
clubs in New York, Montreal. and
Helena. Mont Mr. Heinze is a member
of the American Institute Of Mining
Engineers.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Naval Orders,

Commander J. p PARKER, detached inspection
dutf. Bach. 20 navy yard Portsmouth,
Lieut. Commander o. 2. JACKSON, commissioned.
Lieut. Commander A. B. Hof, detached Missouri. to
inspection duty. Bath.
Ensign J. d. LITTLE. detached Columbia, 10
Rhode Island.
Easign R b. billiard. detached Columbia. to
Missouri.
Nidshipmsn l. c. KIDD, detached Columbia, to
New Jersey.
Pay1naster c. c. sCHAFER, detached Columbia,
home. settle accounts. wait orders.
Passed Asst Paymaster F. b. COPE, detached
AIbatrcss. home, settle accounts wait orders.
Asst Paymaster H DIAL 10 Alhatr0ss
Chaplain G. T. T. STEVENSON. appointed.
Asst Civil Engineer n " SMITH. appointed,
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute troy.
Civil Engineer C. 4. CARLTON, detached naval
station. Charleston May II, to Bureau Yards and
Docks. Navy Department
Chief Boatswain F. H. EICKE, detached Denver,
home wait orders.
Bostswain J. Z. CARTWRIGHT, detached Frank
lin report Rear Admiral ?. F. Harrington. re
tired Norfolk
BOaJsWan C. c. BEACH. detached Columbia. 70
Denver.
Gunner G. c. LAYER. detached Columbia. home.
wait orders
Carpenter C WHITFORD. detached Columbia, to
Kentucky.
home wait orders.
Warrant Mgchinfst I. J. k0RTE. detached Column
bia home. wait orders.
Warrant Machinist W. S. WHITE detached Co
lumbia. TO k5aTsaTge
Warrant Machinist NJ N. SCHRIEBER, detached
Kearsarge, home, wait orders.
Paymsster's CLERK J. J. PEEr appointed 70 Nil
waukee.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Ready-Mixed Paints
and VarniSh Stains.

A complete line of Ready-mixed
Paints, Varnishes, Bath Tub Enam-
els and Wood Enamels, so desirable
at this season Of the year for REIN
ishing all kinds Of woodwork, bath
tubs, iron beds, &c.
Ready-mizsd Paints. for inside use. can
l0c and 8c
Ready-mNed Paints for outside use, can.-..-..Z5 Sc
RCady-miXed Narnish Stains Can-.--.----lGC TO Soc
Ready mixed Enamels. for bathtubs can.
i9c Soc. and Sc
''sapolin" Aluminium Enamel for frosted silver
finish, l5c and SOC
"a OF "Sap0m' Stove Pipe EHamel tor enamel
ing stove TaIEs. Ir1n WGTk, &c .l5c and &c
"Japalac Wood Finish, for toors, furniture inte-
Tor Moetiholhf Oci 70 49,
Gliddcns Light Hand OIL Finish, can..-.20c 70 soc
"Sapolin Wire Screen Enamel, for window
screens and Doors does not clog the mesnes
CALI l9c ara &C
Sapolln Floor Stains can--.......25cs 40c and l5c
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24

The funeral of Miss Bertha Louise
Kimball daughter of Judge Ivory c.
Kimban, win take place this afternoon
from the residence, $40 North Carolina
avenue southeast Services viii be con-
Quoted by Rev. George Bailey at 3
o'clock, and interment viii be private.
Miss Kimball died Monday night from
an attack of heart disease from which
she had long been sufferer. Her
father did not sit on the bench of the
District branch of the Police Court yes
terday Justice of the Peace Lewis J.
O'Neal taking his place.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24

ter. Cheklb Bey; the charge Of the Do
minican Republic, Senior Fiallo, and the
Venezuelan charge. Senior Guzman. with
the ranking secretaries Of their legations.
The guests invited to go with them are
the Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
CorteIyOu. the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs Garfield, the Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor and Mrs Straus, Third
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Wilson. First Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Edwards. Second AS
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. winthrop Assistant Secretary of
War and Mrs. Oliver. Miss Oliver. and
Miss Marion Oliver. Mr.. John Barrett. Of
the Bureau Of American Republics; Mr.
Yanes. of the same bureau, and Mrs.
Yanes; the Supervising Architect and Mrs.
James Knox Taylor. Gen. and Mrs. J.
Franklin, Capt Frank Mccoy, and Col.
Alfaro. son of the President OF Ecuador.
The party viii leave tomorrow evening.
reaching Norfolk the next morning, and
they will return Saturday. A caterer
will accompany them, and everything for
their pleasure and comfort pas been
arranged.
Mrs. Marian LongfeIlow O'Donoghue,
who is at the Dewey, win be glad TO see
her friends. informally, on Friday, April
26, from 70 10 p. m.
The Washington Vingt-Cinqs held their
monthly public meeting at the residence
of Miss @. L. Pattee Saturday evening
Miss Ethel Pattee. DR. NJ. NJ. DOlmage.
Miss Emerson Mr.. George Kehoe, and
Miss Fannie Isham entertained the COM
pany with their artistic selections.
The Countess Won Moltke Huilfeldt,
daughter Of Nine. Bonaparte, arrived
Monday in the home Of her mother for
her annual visit Mrs. Edgar Newbold
Of New York. has been the guest OF Nine
BOnaparte for some time.
Miss Audrey sackett Of New York, is
the guest Of Mrs. Thomas T. Gan. and
will remain until after the wedding OF
Miss Can and DR.. Cary Langhorne.
April 80.
Miss Mabel Boardman. daughter OF w.
j. Boardman. Will sail May % for Eu-
rope TO attend the coming convention.
from June 10 70 %. Of the Red Cross So
ciety. She will spend some time IN Paris,
and viii later be the guest Of Mrs White
law Reid. wife Of the American Anbas-
sador 10 England.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowles and the
Hon. Maud Pauncefote, who Is now the
guest Of Miss Mabel Boardman. will
leave Saturday for BiltmOre, n c.. 20
be the guests Of Air. and Mrs. George
Vanderbilt.
Mrs Richard Townsend and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mathilde Townsend. viii sail
from New York May l6 for England They
viii spend the gay. season in London, and
then take automobile tours on the con-
tinent during the remainder Of the sum
mer. II Is quite possible that they VIII
remain abroad during next winter,
The Minister TO Panama. who is on
the eve Of retiring from this post will
not meet his successor in New York to-
morrow. The consul general from Pan
anna will meet him. and escort him 10
Washington. where the retiring minister
viii present him to the President.
Mrs. a r. Lacey, formerly Miss Grace
z. Peckham. is visiting Mrs G. L. Peck
ham at 2n9 Eleventh street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Returns to UnveiI Memorial.

Ensign David Worth Bagley. L. S. n.
arrived here from the Asiatic station,
and will proceed to his home In North
Carolina to take part in the unwilling of
the monument to his brother, Ensign
Worth Bagley the only naval officer
killed in the Spanish-Ameriean war. The
monument has been erected at Raleigh.
and will be unveiled May 90 Many naval
officers. friends of the young officer who
lost his life at Matanzas, Will attend the
ceremony
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Entertained the brotherhood.

The Brotherhood of the First Baptist
Church, Rev. DR.. Winbigler, pastor had
an enjoyable entertainment last night.
which was largely attended, considering
the rainstorm. A photograph concert by
J. z. Whitson, and picture drawings by
Jack Smith. cartoonist Of The Washing
ton Herald, interspersed with talk on
the art, comprised the evenings entertain
ment. The Brotherhood is a most popular
and successful adjunct of the First
Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Lecture. ON AutomohIles.

Modern types of automobiles and re-
cent developments n their manufac-
turo was the subject IF an address by
R. \ Klock. at an informal meeting OF
the Washington Society OF Engineers,
at 729 Fifteenth street, last night Fol-
lowing the address. the society visited
the Dupont garage in one of the large
sightseeing automobiles, and inspected
the various makes OF automobiles.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Garden Hose.

Rubber or Cotton Hose for the
lawn, garden, or streets. We make
no effort to offer the cheapest make
of hose, bit rather the most salts
factory and economical at as mod
crate a price as can be named.
Several qualities and varieties
from
Ioc foot upward.
Special attention is invited to our
Colonial Hose at
&c foot
as representing a superior quality.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Examination at the DriIIery.

A civil service examination in which
more than City students. who are pre-
pairing for the governmental examina-
ton at the Census Office. participated
was held at the Drinery Saturday last
These examinations cover every detail
of the regular civil service examina-
tion and arc offered for the benefit of
those students who desire to test their
skill before entering the real compe-
tfffon
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
"ChandOn" Brand Choicest
French Olipe Oil.

For medicinal OF table use. Purer
more delicate Olive Oil is not pro-
ducible French oil has a peculiar
dehcacy of flavor that the Lucca oil
of Italy does not possess. Then,
too, "Chandon" Oil is bottled and
sealed in France, thus eliminating
the possibility of contamination that
exists where oils are brought to this
country in bulk and bottled pronis-
cuously.
Bottles, 25c, 45c and $50 each.
Tins, Sc, SI.6o and $500 each.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
LaWn MOWerS

OF known reliability at moderate
prices. Fully guaranteed and of SUI
perior construction throughout,
these machines will afford excellent
service.
High and low wheels, plain or
ball-bearing, according to price. A
very excellent Mowerat
S2.25 each.
Others up to 5000 each.
Lawn Mowers sharpened.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Furniture and
Floor POhSheS.

The best preparations we know OF
for furniture, pianos. hardwood
trimmings, and hardwood floors.
"Chingf0w' Furniture Polish, b0ttle.,.35c aud Use
"ChII Stow Floor POLISH 81 %
'i0llux Furniture PClish .l5c
J0rdaus Perfection Max on Polish. can,
25c 45c and 75c
"ChingfCw Stain Remover b1ttle...............i8 c
For floors and interior woodwork
Juhusuns Prepared Wax Ia ] and 10. cans.
30c and l5c
"Old English" Floor Wax, In / and H. cans
40c and 75c
Butchers Boston Polish or Wax, in ! and . ID.
and DC
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
REPORTS DOMINICAN TREATY.
Committee Having Matter I'm Charge
recommends Favorable Action.

HecOmmends FH9Orable ActiOn.
Minister Dawson, in santo Domingo
that the Dominican treaty had been re-
ported 10 the congress by the committee
having IL Ia charge. The committee con-
sisted of three members, two of whom
recommended favorable action while the
other opposed the negotiations The dis
senting member has been given several
days time in which to file minority views
upon the treaty
Several other members Of the congress
have asked that some explanation be
made Of certain provisions Of the treaty,
which its supporters have consented 10
give Indications are favorable to the
final ratification OF the treaty.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
ORGAN RecitaI al s.. Paul,s.

An organ recital will be given Thurs
day, April IS. at o'clock p. m. in 81
Paurs Church. Twenty-third street. BY
Edgar Priest, for the benefit of the
choir boys camp fund. There viii be
no charge for admission, but eollee-
tioH viii be taken for the fund. This
wilt be the last recital given by Mr.
Priest this season
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
W. C. A. ELECT OFFICERS.
Directors of Two Associations En-
JOY banquet at Headquarters.

JOY nanQIet ~ AASANAHAEtNf5s
At the annual meeting Of the Womans
Christian Association the following we're
elected: President. Mrs. John NJ Harlan:
honorary vice presidents, Mrs. Thomas
Wilson, Mrs. George o. Little. Mrs. L.
Whittlesey, and Mrs. Nathaniel Freeman;
vice presidents, Mrs David J. Brewer.
Mrs. NJ E. Catlin. Mrs S. 2. French.
and Mrs f. T, Thurston; secretary. Mrs.
Walter T. Gift; treasurer, Mrs. II. d.
Mirick; register. Mrs. J. L. Nuber. There
were added 20 the board Of managers
Mrs. Allan Fay and Miss Sarah Wright.
AT the \ W c. A rooms a banquet
was held last Monday for the directors
Of the Women's Christian Association
and Young Women's Christian Ass0cia-
ton. Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly was
t0astmistress, and toasts were responded
TO by Mrs Kirk Holmes. Mrs. Frank It.
ThurstOn, Mrs Van Auken Mills. and
Mrs, ". II. Barnard. Of Les Angeles, Cal
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
Colonial" Extra
Fancy Butter.

Direct from the creamery to us.
We especially invite the attention of
those who are judges OF a really
fancy butter and find it difficult to
obtain a satisfactory quality else
where.
4oc the pound.
5-lb. Sanitary Package, SI.95.