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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16
cluett-Ps@bOdy open In Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. jan lb.-(Special Tele-
ram-SCluett. Peabody 4 Co. manufacture
srs OF collars and shirts. Troy. N. Y. have
established at Kansas City a sAIesnoom and
warehouse Tor the accommodation OF their
southwestern trade, The new office will
cover the Omaha territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16
NEWS OF THE ARMY CIRCLE
General COurt-MRrtiaI Ordered to
Convene at Des MOines Today
Leave Granted Lieut.. Gordon.

A general court-martia has been ordered
TO convene at Fort Des Moines January
10 for the trial of such cases as may be
properly brought before 1t. The detail for
the court includes Captains c. W. Fenton,
j. c.. Raymond, Charles A. F1omeyn, L. c.
Johnson Of the Second cavalry; w. e. Vose
Of the medical corps, First Lieutenants
George Clarity, F. +. Sidman, E. r. Cop
peck; Second Lieutenanas ]. D.. Brown,
John Pullman, with First Lieutenant NJ. c.
Mumma judge advocate, all of the Second
cavalry.
Leave OF absence foC two months has
been granted to Second Lieutenant Phillip
Gordon of the Second cavalry at Fort Des
Moines.
Major f. NJ. Hartsock, medical corps, has
been assigned to duty at Fort Meade, s.
D., succeeding First Lieutenant G. w. John
son OF the medical reserve corps, who is
ordered to return to his station at Fort
Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16
BIG REDUCTION IN pRIoEs

BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES
IL II absolutely necessary to make room for q LARGE hill
VI soous recently purchased, so that prices on n large
= 81 'ooaccos' cigars and smokers novelties are going
"o"n " cost ana IN many cases, way fellow COST
ms sale VIII only continue until such time as we shall
nave SUFFICIENT room to provide for several large shipments
Which are now due. Sale Begins SATURDAY..
SPECIAL PRICES ON TOBACCO
mixture, regular price 45c; O sale beginning satur
1 = Hrsr Pipe Smoking Tobacco. regular price 45c; beginning sac
I a. nv.L. - - 0EA
1SaV perAsm Tobscco' regular price the world over, csc; sat1S-
g on n, or 49, - = 52H
I'd D'' emoRins Tobacco, excellent quality, regular price Csc; Sat
~ " ~ ssmmo1klhg IoLacco; oil sale SATURDAY.. -. ~
o. o. = e sal Cu< Plug; can buy II, beginning Saturday, 3 for 16T
e. e r uWS 1 1t tobacco; can buy 1t. beginning Saturday, 2 FOL. "a
So. ps Vi HopAsshoe o II Star Chewing Tobacco; on sale, beginning
80
w.u ING REDUCTION ON CIGARS.
F""Cus HSh Sovereign, a we'll known clear Havana piece of goods
eu me country over at $500 per box n 12hc each; o m sale. begin
hns s%turday, at 1OG each. Per box. 800. $500. GA kO
P"N Briee-Every smoker is familiar with this extraQ quality Sc
,Hslrbsht. cigar; or sale, beginning Saturday, SO for. .... S1 5O
rWYoha-5c straight choice piece of goods, 20 for. 80. o0C
an mt bNeehen smoke, &c straight everywhere; beginning Saturday,
90 ~ - -, - 49,. 9OC
lHs PrefeTos-5O in box; on sale, beginning Saturday. -. -. $50
havana Ptckdngs-A nice mild smoke; IL In box; beginning Satur-
day 49,. 0SA
at prices that will probably never be again offered in omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16

crus 70, scales Ano jail
drun, for dry thin
and falling hair, for
whitening
and soothing red,
rough and sore hands,
for annoying irrita-
tions and Lucrative
weaknesses. End for
sanative, anti
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16
WOMEN
Everywhere Use Cuttc1ra SONp
and CNslcura Ointment

For preserving, purifying and beautfy--
ing the skits Tor cleanElsg the scalp on
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16

ofthe toilet, bath and nurssFy. Guaran5
teed absolutely pure apc may DO "~Sa
from the hour Of birth.
Every HunoF q lnfanA Chhdrsa end Adults 9on-
Ilsa Of cyteara sep l2eeA y &C., ne y SSIt
eara he1oiseat Oos.l tqr u TIA fora 81 yngSo.S
SRstss'dd rSs sssi a. & yseaSt ~ fts.ir bass csS7
E~3sl:a ~ Ct ARstSs 80 80 "a sl. D...sA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16
Store
'S2l South 18th Street
Neville BIock
Big Reduction on Staples and No

inventory shows too large stock on hand, therefore W
and novelties, by "Hu cigar
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16

Lay in o To-
Q and cigar
supply at a
out price sala.
which begins
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16

Greatest cut In
prices on stand
ard tobaooos, CT
Earn ana Hrnoh-
erB' nov slties
ever offered In
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-16

Have Root Print It.
douglas Printing Co. Both phones.
Smoke House for Smokes, S16 s. 18TH.
Darlow Advertising Agency, 1904 Bee.
Rudolph r. swoboda, Public Accountant
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
LA CASA LuBUBRfs
%. 10 dr.- ..zorl.a. no dir. mas cue /. .-rlal

--Os 10 dire seHorita no dire mas que Ia 'erdad n'
te-~e Suaesby
81. cres.- /. aIe. .roat toeH
labIa ~ ..Id. ...a 3a reeados era
aaea. ru.laa tuI<er 4aa uuier nt1
ia a. barre. -. -|.#a .-tIdo nue>trs ossa
que - ne d.riest h puefa ne llama .ufa
81 viyo aqui. dijee que ST. entonccs ella mr. d5o Qu-
aunqnc couocia por estas cates dos tres faua>
habia extrayiado y no Saba dar con ram.n' .Aa
Dios mo II, me crccrau embargo, NADIA 4tIo %,
ha dicho ni - tnnpoeo mistress Susgsby
Precise que tsta Ia tranquilzasc 10 cuai hr de c"u
rc,ar q,s hizo slncera contrcion.
Con que no Saba dar eamino DIP y"
No-continu6 Gunter. Ia infeiz Sc hlbia extra =
d. ,estaba tan dcbil anaba cojeando Pareer taa
miserable :. la hubescl> v~to Nj Suagsby estoy sier
IA que L. habriais dado hmosna.
Sin duda que -Gunter.-contest0 aqufI 800 satS n-
do cxastsmcnte que deer
Y 81 humeraiS oido ouam bicn hablaba SIS uait.
r.s p.rsiau - coraznn-,.ontinu0 tunter abrcndr
cko los oos hIandolos ms Ne pregunt" - Sahs 's
Il eaniun nara r Al ccmcnierio. c dye que que o"uS
terio qucris decr eontestO que oi ae los p"br''
En ca,In parroquia hay die yo. yo 10 st ben pws
s yenIr al mlsldo en- de ellos escOntrar"n ~
esenter,o Que auere decir coRtesto ha de ssr GER
ca de aaui sc IIeen a por pasills verja lie hs
y escal6n-
E. aauel nnonseIso mirc Bucket. cuyo ss'=blaI
ie use Tare,io ccr viviSiuia inquIctud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
SE VENDE

En- e pobado de Hucares jurisdiction de Naguaoo. uh
predio de apropose seares que de
mil cuadrados stuado en-
la cae Espana rente al del cua recbe sandabes
brisaa
En- dicho halanse encavadas de made
techadas adecuadas vvien-
da otra para establecmeno mercan la para peonae
con II n agibe desmamposeria.
Ouien nterese adquisci6n de dichas nncas, puede
dirigirse
Sucrs. de W. LOnba Cr.
San Juan T. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

Parece que han Sido sacadoS en- Ilu-
macao. publica subaSta, los muebles
que pertcneceron II aquel Casino Pucr.
torrlqIen0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

lila fallecido en- Puerto de- Plata FL
sehor Julio Mamerto Vazquex, Rats
raj de- Mayaguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

En- el correo pr6ximo procedcnie de
los EstadoS l'nidos, regresaran Il,
Nueva York, las sehoritas dc csta ca-
pital .IcsIsa y Mercedes Pons.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
NOTlClAS

En- la proxima semana quedara &c.
rrado Il curse eSeoiar en- todoS los
pueblos de Ia u<la.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

4
pital .Ieslisa Mercedes Pons.
| Proccdcntc de- Yauc0 ingrcSaron en- ld
Cared ,lc Disirito de Ponce: Fernando
QuinonrS, i cumpir condena de euatro
meseS por hurto mcnor, y T. Torres, ~
lsumaria. acuSado lie violaci0n.
CondcnadoS por cl iuez Casalduc IN
grcsaron Martin Perez. por infrinslr a
articulo i3S del C6digo Penal, ctmpllra
sciS mcscs dr prisi6n. Bcnigno Rivera,
por altrrar Ia paz, sentenciado 4 cUarenta
ldias Nraha este sujcto de cumplr dos
mcscs por portar armas prohibldaS.
IIa tornado possession del pucsto do con-
ccjaI del Ayuntamento de Ponce, Fl 81
! nor Juan Marrero.
.rf.~ae lo- corfosponsales. que ia'
lluvas e ESQ, 3,as han sido generates
en- toda 1t ,la
'"'''N' - '"''''' '''' 49, -
raho en- 'a|'r'N' Por "'''"''''
lIa ~ido condenado i tres das n,
qrre~to. crnunc.ado nor iuego> proo.Ii-
r... ,r,,;.+o,1.
r., .il. .,.ro.t.1o Manned ptan.e
no,. .o..,,...t,,,,;o,,t, o,,roy;1n = I,as
Nh ~, T., l.r,,,.;, 50 ,i.. an-t -
,1a.. r.F
,,..,,..,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

por aiterar Ia paz pdbliea baa te
denumclados Nonselrate Torres Bloc
dio Torres y Dolores Mayoral 4oe pt-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

Ia c.secha de cafe sera sbundAa
L. este aTo. IN toda Ia iSis -cgnn .
formsn los corrcsponsales-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

IIa sdo condenado tres dias ~
qrre~to. cuuac.ado nor iuego> pronIl-
dos. Francisco l'rbistoudo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

Para Il - ds actual anuscis Ia Co
mission del ScrvicIo CIvh de los Esiasos
examcncs para "a rsmo De orreos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

III senor iicrnandr ~ Lopez ha iRchc
manifestations los reportfTsds gAss
picnsa presentar Ia rcnuncis del ear
go IL abogado. que haco sis amos We
ne dcscmpcnando en- Ia Jumea Ssps-
rior d. Sandal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

TrataSc de c0ustruir un teatro de -
rano en- CaguaS por acciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

l,taw#a l1- corrsponsales. que Ia'
luvns en c'a d,as han sido generates
en- toda liz Iela
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

EIa tornado possession del puesto dc CON
ccjaI del Ayuntamento de Ponce. el So
nor Juan Marrero.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
COMIC SUPPLEMENTS
DENOUNCED BY WOMEN
Branch Of Suffrage Association Condemns Them AS
Immoral Degrading, and Silly, and Declares They
Teach Children to Lose Respect for Elders.

record coudemniug the supplement
The secretary was instructed to inform
Miss Leila MechIin. secretary of the
League on the Decoration of Schools, Of
the associations action.
The meeting was the first held at the
new headquarters of the National AS
ISOLATION, 1923 III street northwest. For
NAL announcement was made by the
president that a prize of 800 has been
offered by Mrs. t. b. Bishop, of Chi
cage, for the best wOmans suffrage
song.
At the meeting it was reported that
another member of the Washington
Board Of Education Richard r. HOTneU,
had declared himself i'm favor of woman
suffrage. and had signed the petition
to be presented 20 Congress.
Capt James r. Oyster, president OF
the Board of Education. sent letter
declining to sign the petition in his of
fetal capacity, but offering TO present Ii
to the board.
A letter was also received from DT
Barton w. EveTmann, in which ne said
he did not know Of any good TO be de-
rived from wOmau's suffrage. Mrs,
Justiua R Hill replied with mild auL
citation, but without signing Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey is already member OF
the association. The other members %
the Board Of Education have not yet
replied TO the letters seeking their sig
natures to the petition.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
A l E < A N d RIA .
.ELKS GIVE PLAY
To HELP SCHOOL
Commissioner Macfarland to
Address the Civic
League.
WASHINGTON TIMES BERHAIr.
ATu~1- AN-DpTR VA y.- ,


The opera house was crowded last
evening to see the play What Ps-aHe
Of Parker" by the Eiks Dramatic
Club. The entertainment was given for
the benefit Of the Improvement fund of
the girls new school building, IN Prince
street.
The patr5nesses Of the affair were:
Mrs William J. Boothe. jr. Mrs. Al
bert Bryan. Mrs X W Barrett, Mrs.
r. :. Barrett, Mrs. O. +. Carter, Mrs.
r. j. Evans, Mrs. c. s French Mrs.
+. >. FawCett, Mrs. r. NJ. Green. Mrs.
j. ~ Hen, Mrs. r. +. Knox, Mrs r..
Kemper, Mrs. Clarence Keith, Mrs.
Charles 7. Lindsey, Mrs T.. S Lead
beater Mrs. john Leadbeater. Mrs. NJ.
W. Q Brien, Mrs. G.. w. Ramsay, Mrs.
i. w. Robinson, Mrs. Walter Roberts,
Mrs Laurence Stabler. Mrs. +. r. Stab
Ter, Mrs. Hubert SnOwden, Mrs. Alfred
thomson, Miss Fannie Burke, Miss
Marion Bryant, Miss Constance Boush,
Miss II. n. Cummings. Miss Lila Carter,
Miss Mary K. Carlin. Miss Y Ada
GTigg, Miss Mary F. Grigg, Miss Gault
Norton, Miss Anna. n. Roberts.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Second
Baptist Church are making extensive
arrangements for the oyster supper
which will be held at Lee Camp IFaH.
on the evening OF January p.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
SHIFT OF MARINES
JUSTIFIED BY NAVY
lcontlnued from - Pagel


aiding and capturing Santiago would
have been UNNECESSARILY Increased the
Pelzin relief expedition; and the recent
occuDstion of Cuba, which was accom-
plished by the navy ana marine corps
in the most expeditions manner the
FIRST detachment arriving ABOUT W.
DAYS after the President gave the OTders
are excellent examples of the need OF
such "a corps TO cooperate with
the fleet and TO be under the orders OF
it's Communicated Chief
- Since the marines viii not have
to he split up into small attachments
for the various ships OF the meet an
organization better suited TO their most
important tIuctiOn can be maintained,
while their mobility can be kept at q
High degree of perfection Dy sulLable
drills i'm conjunction with the fleet ON
the other hand. il will not ordinarily be
necessary TO withdraw the crews from
any guns Of the lighting ships for land
ing parties. and the morale OF the blue
Jackets will be improved by not having
a separate corps on board ship for po-
lice and sentry duty. AS a consequence,
] firmly believe that the efficiency OF
both the Navy and Marine Corps VIII
be materially fnCTea sed by restricting
the marines TO the very important and
necessary duties enumerated on eXeCu-
tive order No 500
-. Only about 20 per cent OF the Ma
rine Corps were serving on board cruis-
ing ships when Tins executive order
went into effect. The remaining 80 per
cent were serving on shore and on sta
ti0u ships. The men withdrawn from
the ships ire needed TO form an eX-
peditiOnaTy force for each feet and to
supply the men needed to properly gar
Iison our naval bases at Guantanamo
and Pearl HarbOT.
GEORGE DEWEY
Admiral or the Navy"
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
HANS GOOD SLEEPER
ONE BURGLAR THINKS

glar alarms just as soon as they can
be put in
Hans occupies a room at 1915 -Four
teenth street northwest. Last night
while he was enjoying the sleep that is
the due Of every honest man. a bold
thief entered his room and ransacked
his clothing with as much Indifference
as IL Hans had been absent.
The thief carried away 81 in real
money, a check for $40 on a Fourteenth
street savings bank. and a money or
der for IS The thief gained entrance TO
the house by breaking a window in
the basement.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

Immoral. degrading. and silly are the
comic supplements of Sunday morning
newspapers, in the estimation of mem
bers of the local woman's suffrage or
ganizarion-
why, these alleged funny sheets do
nothing but feature the triumph OF the
child over its grandmother or uncle, or
parents" asserted Mrs. Helen r. Tin
dali last night at the meeting Of the
District OF Columbia branch Of the Ma
tional American Womsn's Suffrage As
sociation.
How can We expect 10 maintain our
dignity or inspire the proper respect If
we allow our children TO read such silly
trash. The ided of having children in
these supplements always getting the
better of their elders is immoral The
inanity Of the jokes is silly, and the
absence of art makes the whole thing
degrading.
Fl have heard children use expires
siOns bordering on profanity, which they
had learned from the comic supple
ments. AS women and as mothers, we
cannot use words too emphatic in con-
demning them"
In accordance with the suggestion OF
Mrs Tindall, the association went on
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
Newberry May Quit.
Died

SHEEAIAN-Oa THURSDAY January a. 1872
GALE SHERMAN.
Funeral Saturday, at 10 a. en-. from Lee s
undertaking establishment u
BREEE-Ou Thursdav January T. 1919 Al
$40 a. m Al her residence. ssg Saro15
street southeast BRIDGET widow 81 the
late Michael Breen-
Funeral % take place from her late resi-
dence on Saturday. January l5. AZ $50
a.. Hl-. thence TO 81. Peters Church. Second
and ~ streets southeast where high mass
viii he said for the reD0se or her s0uL
Relatives and friends invited u
7,r..- .ry - ,.s - -
1-THl.r>-J IL H. -,ys' $500
5.-.-+-- - z5t.s - - 80 20
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

Not for many night will Hans
KroedeI again sleep peacefully. and
quietly. dreaming or the time when he
will return TO the Fatherland.
Never again. said Hans when he
awoke this morning.
When Hans lays himself down 10
sleep tonight he viii have a bulldog
revolver under his pillow; and a silk
cord tied to his left big toe, ingeniousiy
connected with the door knob to give
warning If anyone enters the room.
Furthermore. he will have his windows
equipped with the latest devices in bur
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

ence to the other. They are continually
clashing, and the Secretary of the Navy,
often being an inexperienced civilian, Is
not qualified to judge between them,
The general board as now constituted
does not ill the bill OF the proposed
advisory board This new body might
be constituted without legislation, but
IL is the feeling Of those who are active
for the change that legislation should be
had. This would put the board on q
better basis than If there were no def
mite law on the subject
Would Check Bureaus.
With the advisory board, Of expert
enced naval officers, many OF them
fresh from sea service, constantly at his
elbow. the Secretary of the Navy
would be better able to coordinate the
bureaus
Undoubtedly the simplincation of the
bureaus and the lossening OF their num-
Der will be considered as well as the
creation OF an advisory board. Many
naval officers. however, who are con
vlnced Of the defects of the present sys-
tenn, think there would be compare
lively little fault found with the bu-
Teaus # there were competent board.
But In Congress there Is a decided feel
ing that there are TOO many bureaus.
>
general staff or board that II would
be constantly at work studying for war.
It would evolve the military plans for
the department. There is now a lack OF
any element that has the authority to
devote due attention TO the military
side or the navy The genera board
does something in this direction, but its
scope is too limited, the reformers
think.
NewberTy May Quit.
il Will be remembered that Nj. New
berTy's chief purpose was enlargement
Of the general board. His plans were
criticised Tor not going TO the root Of
the trouble, and as q result. the Presl-
dent determined on his commission plan
once more. This amounts 70 Epsettiug
Mr. NewbeTry, and it Is generally be
lieVed that he is anxious 70 get out OF
the department az early as may be
While he maJ continue 20 MaTCn 4, his
friends think he, would be glad to wash
his hands Of the entire naval business
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
FURNACES TO COST S2.OOo,O0O.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 10 re
River Furnace and Dock CompaI u
this city, new corporation, orgf zed
by Cor-igan. Mckinney & Co. will be-
gin the erection OF two big furnaces, 70
cost $lcD,O00, as soon as the weatb2r
VIII permit The plant will be located
In the Upper River section and will
cover nearly fifty acres
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

The funeral of Wellington Dunn will
be held from his home in Cameron
street tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
The Rev. J. r. Sewer, Of the Second
Presbyterian Church. will conduct the
services and the burial will be made
in Arlington National Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

A banquet was given by Alexandra
Council Junior order OF United Ameri-
can Mechanics. at odd Fellows Han.
last evening After the dinner the Rev.
G. d. Buila offered the invocation, after
which toaEts were responded TO by join
II. TTimyer, Rev J. r. Sewer, Rev g
J. Humphries, Rev. ". r. Watson. Rev.
Edgar Carpenter, Rev. ". ". Van Ars-
dale, and Rev. +. Y. REGISTER, presiding
elder Of the Southern Methodist Church
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
DR.. FISK EIGIN.

Expert treatment Of private diseases. acute
and chronic both sexes all consultations CON
fdeutiaIs medicine furnished prices 1noder-
ale. hours. s-L S-s. 1898 Pa. ave. Phone NJ 1873
laT-I
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

Commissioner II. E. r. MacfarIand, or
the District of Columbia, will deliver an
address before the civic Improvement
League, of this city. at Lee Camp Hall
next Saturday evening.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

Charles Price OF Braddock Heights.
who has been seriously III. is improving.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
MEDICAL.
Or. Reed SJS '3ts IS.

81 YEARS suCcossful Practice in the
Cure OF Chronic, Nervous, and Special
diseases Of ELen and Women Means
Healtn TO You If You Suffer
From CatarTH, obesity. Eheu aatisul. Co1stf-
nation. Pics. Threat Lung Brain H-agf
igosl and skin Diseases. Nervous Uebjlif,,'
Kidney Diseases. Bladder Troubles. SUerif1
Blood poisoning, Erupu0us. Ulcers and an
r,ri5ste diseases cured for life b. safa
methods.
CHARGES low. INCLUDING MEDICINES
private Waiting Rooms Tor Ladisg
ONCE Hours. Iy 90 J. 3 10 O. SUNDAYS 10 ~ Z.
500 SEVENTEENTH ST. n. W.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January Is. 1909 We
the President and majority OF the Board %
Directors Of the Mexican Telegraph0ue Con-
pauy OF the District OF Columbia hereby
certify that the capital stock Of said CON-
pany - ono million dollars and that tbs
whole - this amount has been paid IN cash
ans tns transfer OF property and that the
company has no debts. EDWARD ".
CF.EECY, President and Director CHAS. W
ARTH, Director. District OF Columbia. IS:
CHARLES W. AESTH. being first duly sworn
on oath SAYS that he IS the Secretary % ths
Mexican TeleErs.p phone Company Of the Dis
tTict OF Columbia. and that the foregoing
statement Is true and correct to the best 81
his knowledge and belief. CuAS W. ART1I.
Secretary. Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 18Th day o. January, 1893 GRACE
THOMAS, Notary Public, ID. G.. II
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Washington Rail
way and Electric Company, Tor the puT-
pose Of electiug a board Of directors, 20
serve for the ensuing year. and 10 trd5---
act such other business as Will properly
come before the meeting, viii be held AZ
the Office OF the company, Fourteenth
and East Capitol streets, Washington,
D. c., on SATURDAY. JANUARY is,
1909, between the hours of j and 2 D. IN.
r J. WHITEHEAD, Secretary
ia5.7qII3I5
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

Fourteenth and East Capitol streets,
w ashingtOn j. c., on SATURDAY
JANUARY Is, 1909, between the hours
OF / and ?. m. I. j. WHITEHEAD
Secretary. ja5,79.1113,15
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

Hyomei is nature. remedy tt is va
Por'zed air. produced from the mighty
eucalyptus trees OF inland Australia,
where ratarrh, consumption or any res
UIratgrE disease Is unknown.
You breathe 60 this antiseptic air
through hard rubber inhaler that
comes with every Outnt. il gives re
lief DO 1--WE minutes Tt breaks up
q cold iu day. II is guaranteed by
Henry Evans to cure catarrh, asthma,
sore throat, bronchitis or. Group, or
money back. A complete OUTFIT Is only
Slop, and extra bottles which may be
needed iu chronic cases, cost but %
cents. Anyone who suffers with Catarrh
after this offer. must enjoy it,
Hyomel sold iu every town I'm America.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

properly come before the meeting, VII
be held at the office of the company,
Fourteenth and East Capitol streets,
Washington, -. g., on SATURDAY,
JANUARY 10, 1903, between the hours
OF ] and p. N. +. J. WHITEHEAD,
Secretary. Ja5,4sJsll,l55
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the AnacOstia and PO-
tomac River Railroad Company, for the
purpose of eIecting a board Of directors