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The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Gather Them Yourself.

Can you tell me where TO get the wal
nut skins 10 use for making walnut
stain for the hair?
have tried in Baltimore and Phila-
delphia and was unable to get them in
either city.
1 have seen the walnut stain lotion
given at different times in your depart
ment to use as a harmless hair stain.
am not quite thirty and my hair is
turning gray very fast
Do YOU use just the skins or the green
shells2 b g
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Mrs Henry Symes' Advice to Correspondents

bust developer is to give them the cor
rect formula, which frequently appears
In this column. Any first class druggist
VIII iii the prescription even if he has
not all the ingredients himself, for he
knows. or should know. where to get
them. The prices probably vary in dif-
ferent localities, since various dealers
set their own prices
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

woody shell of the black walnut. It is
this that contains the stain. You will
where you can obtain the skins though
a druggist or chemist should be able to
I find them for your. However the best
way of all and certainly the cheapest,
Is 10 go and gather them yourself; this
will be possible in the course of a few
weeks. when the nuts are ripe
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
3 month. ApDIy this lotion to correct

r. month. Apply this lotion 10 correct
the Oiliuess.
FORMULA FOR OIL HAIR
Use the following mixture daily. rub
bling well into the scalp.
Alcohol ounces witch hazel.
ounces; res0rciE. a grains
Then use the jah0raEdi tonic, which
has less oil thau many others
JABORAADI TONIC
Quinine sulphur. % grains, tincture Of
csntharides . fluid drains; fuid extract
Of jaboranoI. fluid drains. alcohol, 2
fluid ounces glycerine, . fluid ounces;
bay rum. fluid ounces. rOsewater, 10
fluid ounces
The quinIne should be dissolved In
the alcoholic liquids by warming slight
Is. then the other ingredients added.
and the whole filtered.
Rub into the roots OF the hair every
night.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Massage for a Red Nose.

Win you kindly tell me what causes a
red nose? / am a girl fourteen years
of age and regret very much having a
red nose; I also have pimples on my
face.
VIII be exceedingly grateful 10 you if
you can give me any information.
SINCERE READER.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
ORANGE-FLoWER CREAM

OH OF sweet almonds. 4 ounces; white
wax, drams: spermaceti & drarns.
Lanolin, ounces; spermaceti. u ounce:
orange-noWer water. ounces: OH OF
neroi, Is drops; oil of bigarade (orange
SKIM, 10 drops; oil Of petit grain. Is
drops. Melt the first three ingredients.
add the glycerine 10 the orange-hower
water and dissolve the boraX in the
mixture then pour il SLOWLY into the
blended fats. stirring continuously
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
TO MAKE THE HAIR Curl.

Potassium carbonate, 12o grams; am
monia water. / fluid dram; alcohol, y
fluid drains: rosewater enough 90 make
lG tiuid ounces.
In using. moisteu the hair adjust il
loosely, and il will curl upon drying
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

mote the growth Of hair on the face.
We have not read the paper regularly.
and l have not seen the ingredients of
the cream given Would ike to trv IN
VIII you kindly repeat the recipe?
o. NJ w
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Formula Mislaid.

Please publish your prescription for
bust development which you gave some
time ago. ] mislaid The paper, and
have not seen the recipe printed since
Please let NE have the one that con-
tains the goatsrue and simple syrup.
MRS r. II.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Wavv Hair.

VIII you kindly tell me through your
valued page OF a harmless recipe to
make the hair wavy? Ny hair Is a
pretty brown, very fine. but straight
c. NJ Z.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
You are referring to Dr. vaucaire's

UN aTE IVIVI III's ." II 7--l-lIIIV : .
Remedy
DIR. VAUCAIRE' REMEDY FOR BUST.
Liquid extract Of galega (gOatsrue). 10
grains: lasCtO phosphate OF lime, 10
grams, tinctUre Of feunel. 10 grains;
simple syrup, z00 grams.
The dose is two soupspoonfuls with
water before each meal
DR. Vaucaire also advises the drinking
Of malt extract during meals.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Prices Vary Greatly.

Kindly advise me whether l can
secure DIR. Vaucaire's" prescription for
"bust development" (hHeO from you,
and the price? c. S.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

This unbecOming state of affairs is
probably due to a disordered stomacA.
Try to straighten out matters there, or
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

shells" and skins are different
terms. in this case. for the same thing.
The article referred to is the thick.
though skin that surrounds the hard.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

A Cream That Doesn't Grow Hair.
I read your recommendation OF orange
flower cream as one which will not pro-
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

The only way IN which 1 can assist
my readers 70 obtain Or, Vaueaire's
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Recipe Repeated.

VIII you kindly publish in your health
and beauty column a recipe / saw some
time ago which 1 have lost2 1t was
tannic acid and glyceFine for external
use under the eyes 1 cannot remember
tne quantity. I have been benefited so
often by your recipes I want to try
this one. c. s. NJ.
The formula 20 which you refer is
as follows:
FOR PCFFINESS UNDER THE EYES.
Tannlc acid .....................20 grains
Glvrerlna 1 ounce
Apply by means Of a brush or a bit of
cotton TO the baggy skin night and
morning
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Dr. Vaucaires Remedy IS perfectly
harmless. / cannot help you as TO the
quantity required, for that varies widely
in different cases. ! would suggest that
you take the treatment until satfsfac.
tory results arc obtained.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Discontinue this frequent washing
of your hair. and shampoo about once
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Affects No Other Part.

I am fleshy every way but my bust.
Does DIT. Vaucaire's treatment make
one stouter. or simply enlarge the bust
7 never had a large one as a girl. and
am twenty years old. Would you ad-
wise me to use It. or IS II better for
slender people only2 Mrs. ". 3. z.
DR.. Vaucaire's remedy affects no part
Of the body other than that for which
It is intended. II is not flesh builder,
but a tonic.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Hollow Cheeks.

VIII you please publish in your Beauty
column the physicians prescription for
dyeing the hair2
VIII salicylic acid and bay rum used
for brown spots affect the eyebrows and
lasnesI Please tell me how TO develop
hollow cheeks and thin neck?
Mrs. ]. L. I.
TO RESTORE NATURAL. COLOR OF HAIR
a physicians prescription)
Sugar OF lead. y ounce; lac sulphur,
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
The Remedy Is Harmless.

want TO know II Dr. Vaucaire's Rem
edy for the bust will make any one sick
while taking 1t, and II the prescription
once filled will be enough. I am twen-
ty-five years old and my bust Is not as
large as / want IL. A N. q.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

between upper lip and teeth. and press
the lip firmly down over IL. Encourage
the child 10 sit up instead OF leaning
over, letting her stOOp for a moment
whenever the choking sensation
comes on.
After all, though, the ounce Of pre-
ventton is the greatest thing about
household surgery. II the child is
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
See Answer to 80. 3. 81"

After having cut out a recipe I saw in
your column for enlarging the bust
lost it, and would thank you very much
If you will please reprint the same.
MRS s
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Do you refer to Dr Vaucalres rem
edy for the bust? II so, you will find
the formula in the answer 20 Mrs. r.
II
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
SHAW AND THE MONEY MARKET.
Can Aid Monetary Position Whenever
 He Thinks Advisable.

washington.-Secret Shaw is in Arkansas today, but keeps. in touch with the treasury department. and is advised daily of the money situation. The impression prevails he-e that should time money reach high fig ures and keep up, Secretary Shaw will feel justified in coming further to relief of the money market.
 There are two courses open to him, viz: To buy per cent bonds or 10 nut more money in the banks. In the present treasury situation he has ample funds to do either. He can only anticipate interest payments on government bonds. It is simply a question as to wether Secretary Shaw considers that the situation demands any action on his part.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
.COL. POWELL ARRIVES AT DULUTH ID CONSULT
 WITH DIRECTORS
Says Mining Conditions in the Southwest Were Never
 Better Than Now.
Duluth Herald.)

l.. w. Powell, third vice president of of the Bonanza circle copper compan- ies. who resigned his position here as assistant general manager of the Ol- iver Iron Mining company to take over the general supervision of the Calu- ment & Arizona and Superior & Pitts burg properties at Bisbee, is in Du- luth today.
 He arrived this noon on the Omaha, from the Southwest and will remain at the Head of the Lakes for four or five days. He was driven at once to the home of friend in the east end but this afternoon came down town to greet his friends and to talk with his associates in offices of the Oliver and other companies in the Wolvin build ing.
 Mir. Powell looks well and says that me eou.a-est asrees with him, He has been .here since last winter, when he left Duluth.
 "The properties at Bisbee are in first-class shape" said MT. Powell, ill speaking of conditions at the Arizona camp. 'I am very well satisfied with the propress that is being made. We are busy there all the time" | Mir. Powell begged to be excused from going into details regarding the work that is being done at the prop critics which are under his superv!s- ion. He was So much sought after by his friends all the afternoon that he was able to chat but a moment
 He said that he visited the Cananeo camp shortly before he started North and that he was much impressed with the outlook there. He seems to share the general opinion that in the acGu'si- ton of the Cananea property lhe Cole Ryan interests have secured some con per properties that are manifesTly worth while.
 However. Mir. Powell wollj make nr
 axtrayagant statements about either the properties at Cananea or the out look at Bisbee. He merely said tha
 the properties were looking good.
 This is Mr. Powells first visit tt Duluth since he left to tage up thu
 general supervision of the Bonanz.
 circle mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
DR. RICKETTS, MAKES REPORT
 0h SHANNON
improvements Already Au- thorized by Directors Will Bring About a Saving of 3 Gents Pound in Cost.

Boston-It is considered possible that the Amster-Paine party in the Shannon Copper Co. will be able to secure control of this property without a contest at the annual meeting; that the present management will give the new interests as large representation on the board as they desire. even to a majority of the directors.
 The shannon Copper Co. is appar- ently at the threshold of new ca reer. Several months ago Dr. l.. D. Ricketts. of the Phelps-Dodge. forces, was engaged by the shannon Co. to make recommendations to the board as to the best methods of increasing the capacity and reducing costs. Dr. Ricketts spent some days at the prop erty and in reporting to the directors recommended the installation of Will fey tables at the concentrator and oth- CT changes there at cost Of $40000. which. he says, should effect a saw ing of between six and seven pounds of copper to the ton of ore.
 As the Shannon Co. is now averag- ing an extraction of about 50 pounds of copper to the ton would be the equivalent of a saving of nearly 3 cents per pound in copper costs.
 Dr. Ricketts also recommended the addition of another briQuetting ma. chine at cost of s7500, and the en. largement of the present furnaces at a cost of not over $40,000.
 With these additions he said the company should increase its capacity for smelling ore to 800 tons per day instead of 25f tons as at present, and President Palmer and Engineer Wat. son have informed the board of di. rectors that the Shannon property is capable of meeting the requirments oi 300 tons of smelling ore per day h ad dition to the concentrating ore.
 With the above changes it is nsured that the Shannon Go. can haze an out put of 1.sO0000 pounds of copper per month or better tbssn so,oo0. 900 pounds per annum wh..ch is an increase of S( per cenf ln production.
 understand that the directors o the Shannon Go. have already order ed the above changes made. and tha the work on the concentrator and fur mace enlargements is now under way The company has the money on hant with which to make these improve ments. President Palmer Is now a Clifton.
 Mir. Amster. who seeks the contro of the Shannon property, has maintain ed all along that the Shannon propert, was capable of production of 20,00o GOO pounds of copper per annum a a cost of not above 10 cents per pound Such an output and cost on 15-cen market, would give the shannon Co earnings of over 8 per share afte providing for all charges and sinkin funds, while on Scent market sue profits would be equivalent to owe 8 per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
OPENING MARKET DULL IMPROVEMENT NOTED
 AT THE CLOSE
Secretay's ShaWs Action in Depositing Funds in Banks
 Has Good Effect.
lBy Frank J. Graf.)

Al the opening of the market this rlcrning indications pointed to life less one with nothing doing. No one was in the market to amount to any thing. although there were buyers looking for bargains.
 The New York market showec signs of weakness and many were taking profits, most of the attention being paid to New York stocks. After sew eral hours of the market had passed Secretary Shaw came to the relief of money lenders and deposited s26,000.- 000. This put new life in the market, rs well as the local market.
 Black Mountain took on a little strength, sales being made at s9.00; Superior & Pittsburg were .n good demand at the close, sales being made at s19.15. Towards the close of the market Cananea Central took on an advance. Copper country paying sis,95 without any trcc:,he,,s at all. Globe Cons. Copper has also been in good demand, being sought after at ss.15. Warren and American are both at a standstill, although there has been a few shares of Warren picked up at s13.75, but the stock Is sSill tight and hard to get, although there are very few bidders out after 1t. pre- sumingly waiting for more definite news.
 Nippissing took on a good advance cales heinz made at S205O
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
OLD DOMINION NOTABLE ID MAINTAIN BIG SIMPLIFYING OUTPUT Lack of Suiphide Ores From Bisbee and Cananea Civ
 en as Cause.
(Globe Belt.)

Old Dominion has not been able to maintain the splendid smelting record of the first twelve days of September. owing to lack of sulphide ores and matte, shipments having fallen of from Cananea and Bisbee.
 The company's own mine, the Con tinental, is supplying about forty tons of fine sulphide per day, and even tuaily, 1t is believed. the Continental will be large producer of sulphide ore, but the mine will have to be bet ter opened and a railroad built to the property before shipments can be much increased A new shaft has been started on the Continental. and if reports are to be credited, railroad extension west from Globe will begin very shortly.
 The opening of the sulphide vein on the 14th level of the Globe mine is proceeding slowly, but another month should witness important develop ments on that level. Progress is be ing made in opening the big stopes on the eighth and ninth levels in what is known as the west ore body, and in another month these stopes should be supplying 100 tons of Is per cent car bonate ore per day.
 The drift started on the eighth level to connect A and c shafts has been stopped owing to the very wet ground penetrated, and the sinking of shaff has been resumed. It is now down to within fifteen feet of the eighth level
 A new and powerful hoist is being installed at B shaft, and sinking will soon be resumed there.
 Old Dominion has become favorite with investors in copper stocks and has been a feature of the Boston mar ket during the past week. having sold as high as 4S 1-2. and now quoted at 47 3-4. It was also traded in for the first time on the New York curb The prediction is freely made that Old Do minion will sell at 55 in the near flu ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
VSTO ISi
 READY FOR PLANT

Judge Cass, of the Monte visto mine will leave Saturday for Chicago and other eastern cities on busness con nected with providing min for the property of which he is the managing head. Judge Cass stated yesterday that the Monte visto mine was now ready for a reduction mill. More than two thousand feet of development work has been done and an enormous amount of good milling ore has been tunnels. winzes and cross-cuts. The property is now well-developed mine ready to begin production whenever a mill is provided. al the work so far
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
FIRE ENDANGERS LIVES OF
 HUNDREDS OF MINERS

CALUMET. Mich. Sept 2s-FiTe which endangered hundreds of lives broke ont underground in shaft No. l at the North Rearsage brs-ch of the Osceola Consolidated mine today.
 There were eight hundred men eIl- ployed at the property. most of them working underground. When the pres ence of the first became known the men made mad rush to, shaft No, 3. where they were hoisted in the skip as rapidly as possible, and many men working in the bottom of he burning shaft were forced to climo nearly a thousand feet to reach a drift connect ing with No. 3. Many of these en- countered smoke and gas and were nearly overcome. They were revived.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29

has been paid for by local capital in Douglas and Bisbee. The property is free from debt and rather than bor- row money for the purchase of mill it has been decided to offer enough of the remaining treasury stock to pay for a plant and this will be done by Judge Cass during his eastern visit. Speaking of the size of the plant Gesir- ed Judge Cass stated that the property now would fully justify a fifty stamp mill. but an effort will not be made now to secure such plant. It is the desire to secure at present twenty stamp mill and wait for earnings to pay for a larger one.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
Pritchard. Hagen & Co,
 Brckers ard Promoters.

, Front Rooms, New TeIsphone sldg., Phone 135, eIsbee, Arix. The handling Of "Bonanxa circle' and other Curb stocks, on commission,. OUR sPE- ! ciAlTY.
 Quotations by wire como to our office 'every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, MiehIuan-the } HUB of the 6oaanxn Circle Companies.
 Sept. 2S, 190C.-Stocks are firm and steady, but there are none on the list that are show ing unusual activity as was
 the case a few days ago. Yet 1t would require but a slight Improvement In money condi-
 uo3s tc give us one of the liveliest markets in :he his tory of trading in copps';.
 Cananea Central, Superior & Pittsburg. Ratte Coalition, War ren. American, Globe, Denn and Keweenaw only need to see money a little easier than at E present to send them all up- 2 ward at least few points. The
 ? first two mentioned are due for
 3 big rise and are bound to reach
 3 better figures before long;
 5 while as regards Warren and
 American none question for a
 moment that they will soar far
 above present figures so soon as some important matters are
 definitely settled and officially
 given out Denn is of a cer-
 tainty going to act in sympathy
 with the two last mentioned
 and ought to be good for a neat
 3 advance. Black Mountain has been a feature in today's deal- ing, moving upward about one
 half point. The stock is in good
 demand and hard to get around
 $500. Globe also is stronger at the close.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29

has been seeking supply of sul ohide ores for its smelling needs and has recently closed contracts with the Cop per Bell Co. ana aiso the burfo Noun tain Go. for the treatment of ores upon a regular royalty smelting basis. It in no wise purchases an ownership ;n these properties as reported from the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
. . . . . . . . . q . . . . . .
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The market shows much improvement in sentiment at the close. The list recovered fully all of its early decline. and ip sone cases. notably steels and Hil, stocks. show a substantial gain for the da'F Much of the early selling Lndoubtedly y came from fears of a bad Eark :t1te ment tomorrow The market is ner- vous, but we rather like the way it recovered from it's early depression Considering Secretary Shaw's action further bull demonstration may be looked for.
 Sales, 1.4S9 900 shares.
 Money per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
DUEY a OVERLOOK. Broker.
 Listed and Unlisted Securities
Friday. September 2s, 1906.

frlday, september ZS, l9U6.
 The market today held firm and steady with trading good S. & P. sold at sl9.62 with all stock offered at this price readily taken. Cananea Central went at s19.25 with a good de- mapd. Globe still continues in de- msnd at s6.75 with little stock com ing out. Denn is weak and quiet at s20.00 asked. Shattuck shows $31.75 bid with trading light. Black Noun tain sold today at s9O0 with fair de- maDd. North Butte is again on the upward path closing at s99.00. East Butte and Butte & London both hold firm at bid prices. Greene weakened little today, closing at $26.50 asked. old Dominion opened at s50.25. closing aC s52.25, a gain of two points and locks higher. Granby holds well at s13.12 bid with little stock coming out under s13.25. The balance of the list are practically unchanged.
 Closing quotations, Sept 2S, 1906:
 pid cly
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29

Senator Foraker is out against re formed smelling. It is the genera opinion that nearly everything Pres ident Roosevelt does will have to un dergo a very critical scrutiny by MT Foraker.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29

Remember the date Make some thing to exhibit. and thus make the second annual fair a success.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
coPPER sELL PROPERLY.

Boston-Arizona reports are that The Shannon has assumed control of the Conner Bell mine located at Gleason, Cochise county, Arizona
 This is not true. The Snaapon Go.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-07
CARE FOR YOUR GLOVES.
Little ThOughtfuIness Will Keep
Them Fresh IA Long While.

Little ThOughtfuIness VIII Keep
Them Fresh IA Long While.
'Do you realize that little thought
'ulness will keep your gloves fresh just
twice as long?'
If you find stain on your new glove
clean it just as soon as you can. Do
not let it dry in and become a perma-
nent Disagreement. Dip toothbrush
in gasoline and rub the glove until
clean, drying afterward on bath tow
ell or piece of flannel.
A white glove should never be worn
more than once without cleaning. If
1t is cleaned promptly after each wear
ing it can be used indefinitely, as the
spots do not become set
Gloves can be saved in many little
ways and their term Of usefulness pro
lOnged The handle of II chateaine bag
viii wear Il glove white, 80 II should
be carried on the wrist, and the tidy
girl uses her handkerchief to save her
gloves, particularly when boarding
car. carrying an umbrella or drinking
Il glass of soda water or chocolate at a
drug store.
In large cities dyers will clean gloves
in twenty-four hours for 10 cents a
pair, 50 there is no excuse for soiled
gloves.
The tidy girl always washes her own
silk and lace gloves in summer and
takes particular pride In her washable
white kids. These gloves are both
practical and economical and may be
worn for a considerable length of time
with careful handling in their launder-
ing. They should be washed on the
hands in tepid water and afterward
rinsed in several clear tepid waters
while still on the hand Do not pass
the soap through the hands. but al
ways use the studded water A drop or
two of ammonia in the second and last
rinsing waters will prevent the gloves
from becoming yellow. These washa.
BILE gloves should be allowed to dry on
the hands. Ii removed while only
partly dry they will stretch out of
shape.-Boston Traveller.