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The Washington herald., 1907-10-25

market is steady and active Creamery specials
per pound 2sls; creamery extras, >
EGGS-Recepts G. al cases Fresh eggs that
viii inspect as extra rsjs. scarce and &c higher
Other u1des were unchanged. Fresh gathered e1-
tTas 2a2s; nearby frsts 10 extra frs,s, 2fiza27 :
Western fresh-gatbcred extra fTsts. 5aZ.
MILL FEED-Heayy; quiet trade Spring bran,
I10-r1und sacks to arrive. lake and rall. $50; mid
dIings 3 s., city tran, 200, in bulk; Western red
dog J-63. N arrive.
FLOUR-Heavy; unsettled. Spring patents. $50
sec. sping clears A75a525; winter straiglts. 4s0a
500. winter clears, i50ai70, Kansas. in sacks. pat
eurs 59la535; stTaiglts. l75s50oi cleans, A3aL53.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; SLOW trade We quote
Asla5 s.
CORN MEAL.-Demsud Is light. kilndried, FOR
export. 5S5a401. coarse meal. in bags, Ll5alH
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR - Quiet, small supply
Choice quoted al 31a3l5.
HA1-WeSkCr; quiet business. Receipts, l,05l
tons. Prime timothy lis: No. l. 10, No :, Lo0a
les; No. 8. @aLo0
STRAW-Weak; less demand. Long rye. So
BEEF STEADY. moderate trade. Family. lA50a
1900; packet u. 2.0oal2G
PORK-Nlcderate inquiry. Mess. l675alI50: fam
ily. Is5oal9D.
TALLOW- STEADY; dull. City. in hogsheads, 8
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western. go; city. SIS
refined Continent $50. South American. 1850. re-
fined Brazilian kegs no; city steaune. lO'3; 0leO
stearine weak New York and Chicago, 10.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct 5--Neuey ou call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 20 Per cent, highest
loo- lowest 6, closing at % pcr cent. Most oi
the loans were az 60 yer cent
Time money was again practically uu0ttaiuab-f
to-day. There were no quotations of rates and
absolutely no business was done there being an
utter absence of bids Latest quotations were Eza7
Ur cont Tor ninety days tat-a psr cent for other
maturities.
Mercantile paper market was of a nominal char
actor Standing rates were 7a7iz Ter cent fsr faur
90 six months ind0rstd bills receivable and rrIme
single names. 7isas per cent for other
sterling was nominal, the dguIaIieeG money mar
ket bringing exchange business To a standstm
Rates as quoted yesterday were as follows:
Sixty days iSlatSl55, demand. 4S5l0al65-]
cables 4Ss2lai SIS.
Commercial bills were 413Ealsl
The supply q cotton bills was good.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nef York. Oct M-SUGAR-The demand for
refined sugar is fairly active and steady, but un-
changed Rsw5 are steady but QIiet, with centrifU-
gal. 95 test quoted at $50; muscovado, 50 test at
$40. and molasses sugar 50 test, at BIC. The Ion
don market for beet sugar was steady. with light
offerings, and October and November were quoted
at 9s 81.
pentne was quiet and unchanged with machine
made barrels quoted at S. and at Savannah the
market was steady at 52% Rosin was quiet and
steady and unchanged at 40 for common 10 good
strained. Tar held firm az $50 Tor oil barrels.
BUTTER-Recepts to-day. sos5 packages The
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Demand Letter of Contract.

The Commissioners have declined 10
grant an extension OF contract, without
penalty to the AIlis-Chalmers Company.
of Milwaukee. which is under contract
for the installation of a 3o,Oo0,O ,OOo-gaIlon
pumping engine, at the Bryant street
pumping house. The company requested
that the time be extended until April /,
1905. but the Commissioners viii not con-
sent, in view of the fact that the imme-
diate necessity of the new engine was
impressed upon the company at the time
of its acceptance OF the contract A
penalty Of $50 per day viii be exacted, be-
ginning January l, 1905.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. q. Brown & Co..
members Of the Now York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board of Trade. MuHsey Building
Chicago. Oct. 2i-Whtat closed IL 20 ia lower
The rudncla. situation gygrsuadaTed every other
condition IN the wheat maISCt to-day. Near the
close fresh liquidation broke loose IN stocks ana
new log records that amazed the trade were again
made i1 Wall street. The wheat market was
under the iufUHc,s e this financial storm an
day. The marE5. was highly nervous and trade
was somewhat restricted on this account. There
is less gossip as 10 the PatJsn line, and the gem
cral opinion B that IL hrs been very substantially
reduced
Corn was uufavcrably affected bv the poor de
maud and hv the ine weather for gathering the
crop and bringing II forward.
Oats were weakened tg further sales by longs
and the very poor demand for shipment. CH-id-
cradle Eastern oats recently bought here have been
resold. and some Of the buyers are asking that
drafts be held up.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Eztra, per cwt, 5ooa5.5o; butcher, 4O0a
450i common. 250a3o1
HOGS-Per cUt. gross. 6.75aI00; ordinary, 625a6.50
SHEEP. Clipped. 5a5.00; common 2.50a3.o0
LAAiBS-SpEug, choice 7isaS medium, la712
CALvEs-prime. per To-, 81; medium 7a7l3;
grass. 4afz.
COWS-Prme fresh. each l0OOa5lO0: common
20 00aso.61; old and dry 500alO00.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sslcs-Reguiar call. l2 O'Clock nom.
Capital Traction g. lo0l 40 Il3a
Colorado Railroad Js 1000 at l02 1000 at l02
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone l at 60.
NergcattaiCr 70 at 200, at 2O
Union Trust Company. 10 at 100
Peoples Fire Insurance. 100 at 6A
After caH-Capta Traction g. 5000 al Il3iz so
lt llSH l001 at 1883 l0gJ at 1875 1000 40 ll3A.
MTgu.ialer ] az 20.
Mitchell Mining 200 at Is
Following are the closing quotations on yestea'1y >
i.r4I .fnrr Fr4-Eag.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Oct 2L-Following are the prices
quoted az The principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery.' fancy. per pound, 3laS2; imi-
tation 2a25; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. 90;
store-pac5t5 Ohio and West Virginia. %: Mary
land, Virginia. and Pennsylvania, 4a&
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts
loss Of per dozen. g.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. old hens. heavy per
pound. p old roosteS. EACH 5a50; young per
pound. l2ai2iz ducks puddle. large. il; do, small
70; do, muscoyy and mousrel, llal2; do, dTakes,
each 30a40
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

G. Bowie Chipman. of Z. R Chapman &
Co.-'Ignoring entirely the higher prices
from London. to-day's market con-
tinued uninterruptedly on the downward
track. eliminating in a movement about
o'clock which for few moments par
took more of the nature OF a genuine
panic than at any time recently. The
sequence of unfavorable events in the
banking situation was largely influential
In establishing these low prices. The I'M
mediate effect thereof was want Of call
money on stock exchange collateral Al
though the National City Bank loaned
some funds early in the day at per
cent. money advanced steadily and at
o'clock il was 10 bid with no offer.
The announcement that J. F. Morgan &
Co. had sent into the loan crowd So, co.,
009. call rates dropped from 10 to %
and 10 per cent, and the market in
whiTlwind of excitement rallied from ,
to points There is no question that
the largest interests in this country are
using every endeaVOT and stTaining every
effort to allay apprehension. but even
more than this will be necessary, in my
opinion, to stop the liquidation. ! am,
therefore, not inclined to change my ad-
vices that it is far better 10 get out of
stocks and await developments"
Benj. Woodruff, Of Post 6 Flagg.-
"WaH street experienced another day Of
the severest strain and anxiety The
market as a whole behaved well, though
the extensive liquidation has forced many
standard stocks TO new low figures
There was practically no supply Of
money all through the day. while the ef-
forts of the hanks and trust companies
TO strengthen their position caused a
heavy calling of loans. This developed
a most anxious condition for brokers, and
when. towards 2 o'clock. there were still
no funds in sight. d sharp break in the
market occurred just then it was an
Bounced that Mr.. Morgan, representing
the banks, would loan S25, ,00o,000 at II per
cent, and the relief caused a sharp rally
in prices. Nevertheless, rates continued
high even after this amount had been
loaned. The steadiness of the Steel
stocks was most helpful. The situation
must soon right Itself. but the experience
is one which will long be remembered in
Wall street"
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Munseg
Building
sales TO noon ......... 3OT 500 shares
Total sales S-.....-..-.. asO,0OO shares
CAN money: High, 100; low, 10; close, 20.
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New YorS Oct. 4-WHEAT- Weak; trade check
cd b. tight money markets. No. ! Northern Du-
uth to arrive. Ll67s f. O. b.; No. red f. o. b.
1852. No. 2 hard f. @. b. LIN; No. I macaroui
los f. O. b.. No. macsT1ni. L05ia; No / Mani
toba nominal; 10. ? Manitoba nominal. TX
portsrs took % loads
CORN-Wcaker; trade duh. No elevator 20,
No 2 f. o. b.. u Tor end Of October and early
NOVEMBER; No. yellow. f. o. b., Il; No. , waite
4. f. O.. b.. end October Exporters took loads.
OATS-WCak: unsettled Elevator prices: New
CROP No. white. 90 Ne. / white, 55. No 2
mixed g.
The prices for futures follow:
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BROKERS BUY BONDS
Local Railway Securities the
Feature of Trading.
MITCHELL MINING STEADY

Investors Exhibit Continued Con-
fidence In Dividend Payers of Pub
lie Utility Corpora
thaier Declines One POint-Better
Feeling with Reference TO situation.
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PASS CRISIS SAFELY
Brokers Welcome Millions
Offered by Mr.. Morgan.
MONEY RATES HIGHEST KNOWN
When Condition Grows Serious and
Breaks Come Rapidly, Financier
Sends Representative with S2O,-
100000, Which Is Loaned at from
10 TO 90 Per Cent and stocks Go Up.

New York, Oct 2A-Current conditions
Of stress and anxiety in the financial dis
trict which have not been matched before
in this generation. appeared TO reach their
climax SO far as transactions on the floor
OF the stock exchange were concerned III
the last hour Of business this afternoon.
The stock market to-day opened at
gains in prices averaging about , points
in the standard stocks, owing to the OBJ
Vious determination of banking and trust
company interests, reached over night, to
render whatever assistance might be
needed by the Trust Company Of America
in meeting the run upon the institution.
development Of the highest import
ance, too, was the willingness, as form
ally announced to the Secretary of the
Treasury. to place $25OOO,OOO of additional
government funds with the national
banks Of the city.
DepOsitOrs in Line.
Nevertheless, the number OF people in
line before the paying tellers' windows
at the Trust Company Of America did not
diminish. and shortly after the opening
Of the stock exchange the news was made
public OF the closing of three banks in the
upper portion Of the city. All these were
relatively small institutions.
At the usual time for lending money
this morning a nominal rate of so per
cent was established but the sums that
we're negotiated nj this rate as well as
the small amounts put out by certain in
stitutions whose policy It IS never 10 lend
at a higher figure than the legal rate
We're as but drops in the bucket so far
as supplying the demand for funds We're
concerned.
From ll.3o until 2:l5 there was abso-
lutely no money offered at any price on
The stock exchange, although rates In eN-
cess Of any known before in the history
OF the exchange were bid for its use.
sharp Drop in Prices.
A running break occurred in prices. by
all means the most panicky that has been
seen during the recent disturbances. The
quotation for Union Pacinc. for instance.
fell in less than minute from 156 TO 100,
over 10 points below its highest figure
for tile day, on sales of but a few thou
sand shares.
Just at this time. when it seemed IS If
the last hope for the maintenance of
values had vanished. loan brokers repre-
seuting J p Morgan & Co., appeared on
the exchange and offered $20Jo0l05 10
borrowers at rates varying between 70
and so per cent. OF course, rebound in
prices Immediately followed that,was as
violent as had been the previous decline,
and the relief that was felt in stock eX-
change circles could not be expressed.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by T. Il. Chapman d
Co.. members New York Stock EzchsHre g. Bowie
Chipmau, manager 1901 + street northwest
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The Safest Investments

Are those tAat 60 not 5uctuats during disturbed
conditions of The money 1r stock markets First
decd q trust notes i1Tst mortgages well secured
on real estate In tie Distinct ot Columbia. con-
stitute glt-r1gl' investments They do not
depend upon the financial responsibility u iuIi-
viduals or corporations for their srshHitr. ana
are exempt from taxation as personal Tfore-ty.
We can surp'y such iz. ssrme1ts Iu amounts
from $50 upaari. Ssud ior booklet. "C1nc5.u-
ing Loans and Investments"
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished hy +. r. Chapman q
Co members New York Stock Exchange. G.
Bowie Chapman. manager, I5Jl / street northwest.
A-L.H
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MINING STOCKS,

Quotations are furnished bv Irving K harrington
& Co mgmbers of the New Yar5 Produce Exchange.
Frank C. kingslald manager. Hi5hs Building
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York Oct 2l-CIosips quotations Of Uuitsd
States government bonds
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Asked bid
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BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Total sales, S50i3500 against 81 2s3 90 Yesterday
Ols,gW week ago, and 81 l50i000 a year ago.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-21
Frame buildings, special.

 Sec. %. TAPPING CHARGES. 3-4 inch tap, curb stop cock, and cast iron curb box, s7.O0. 1 inch tap, curb stop cock. and cast iron curb box. s9.00. Larger sizes, special. Sec. 26. In case of violation of this ordinance CT any provision or amend ment thereof for which no penalty is herein expressly provided. such viola tion shall be deemed a misdemeanor and punishable by a fine of not less than five dollars (s5.0O) nor more than one hundred dollars (s100.O0), or by imprisonment in the city jail for not less than five (5) days nor more than one hundred QoO) days. or by both such fine and Imprisonment, for eacn offense SO committed.
 Sec. 27. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this or dinance are hereby repealed.
 Sec. 2s. This ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its passage and publication as required by law.
 Passed by the common council of Phoenix, this 17th day of June. 1907. Approved this 17th day of June. A. D. 1907.
 l.. w. COGGINS, Mayor. Attest: FRANK THOMAS,
 City Recorder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-13

This testimony was brought out j
line with the contention III The d,i'n+
that, while ThaW WIS insane prinf {
and at the time and Immediately SUD
equent 20 the homicide, Doe has hn
proved 20 81 sound condition of men
talitN following the removal 81 ih'
cause ~ the stress.
Dr. Evans may Dc or~oss-eNaufine
tomorrow. although District Att'ih'.
Jerome had not Indicated hi- course
III NAV b. thut. Ait llaln1as WIl recil
Mrs ThaW 40 continue h"t STORY nov
that expert Witnesses have te-til"d ~
~ ThaN's Insanity prior lo tho l''
gedy. Tho defense has othct allfnl-t
however. who may Dc called 20 ir.lIf
pr. Evans Resumed the stand 'it''
the mid-dgN recess
"DoctotA neled Ma pe'mas M
result Of a. eight visits 10 M Tina"
aid YOU form an |puinion 8s tu ip'
than mental condition ~ ar. Tina" .
eyes
"Nyas It based in part upon The oia.
statements ot Air. ThaW during These
VISITS"
20 was IN part
"WIu you now state what thai "pin.
Mr. Jerome objected upon th,
ground that TIM visits aetupIed = l"nf
space of ttme aud therefore were ~.
definite.
rhe Witness finally said as j result
af bis first three visits ne formed an
apini0u, and as thr result oi tine li~'
ftr visits Die formed another.
Were thcY based I'm p1it ON ora
Statements b> The defendant
"Nc4.'
static those two opinions
"That ls objected ta.' interrupted
Mr.. Jerome. "rho tW" question
4L..tIT I-. ..tt4 Tod 20
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-01
Mt. Lake Program
NUMBER OF INTERESTING AT.
FAIRS HAVE BEEN ARRANe.
Ed FOR THAT POPULAR
RESORT

A number Of interesting meeting:
have been arranged for Mountain Lake
Park this summer, prominent among
which will be namber OF anniversary
celebrations and the national prohlbi
ton conference. Some Of the events
mentioned below are prospective, AMI
definite announcement will be made
In the Anal programme to be Issued
later.
June 2l.3O : Mountain Lake Pari
Students Conference.
July els = INSTRUMENTATION
Camp Meeting.
July l9.2I-woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Anniversary.
July 2529-aome Missionary and
Church Extension Society Conference
July 2S-Woman's Home Missionary
Society Anniversary.
July 3O,Aug. 1-silvcr Jubilee Ami
Hersary Of The Mountain Lake Parh
Association.
Aug. 2.2S-M0RataIn Cha7tauqua.
Aug. ?s-sept National Prohibi
ton Conference.
Sept. 4.s-lntsr.denominationa Con
ference Of City Workers.
Sept. lG.12-old Home Week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-01
VIVA. Constitutes The Lsw7
Philadelphia Record.

Philadelphia Record.
There ought 10 be no necessity for
insisting at this time OF day tina, II is
the. duty OF all administrative and ex.
ecutlve officers TO obey the law as
they find II, without attempting TO
challenge Its validity. The question
OF It's constitutional authority Is for
another department OF the government
Ito determine. When the legislature
and the executive have promulgated a
Jaw nothing remains but for the !.
minlstrative departments to enforce i,
until upon an issue as TO its validity
the courts pronounce 1t unconstitu.
tional. II every executive officer were
to refuse obedience TO a law because
he might deem It unconstitutional con.
fusion would be worse COMPOUNDED.
All tais Is too well established as a
fundamental principle Of our form Of
government to be seriously disputed.
When President Andrew johnson was
impeached for high misdemeanors one
OF the charges against him (the elev.
enth article) was that he had vlola;.
ed the Tenure OF Office Act; and an
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-01
COMMENT OF LEADING NEWsPA.
A PERs ON AsvARlETY OF TOP
lcs-FRiGHTENED INTO
Z CONFESSION.
.Neeiw York Times.

\ New York Times.
Sudden conformation OF suspect
ed murderer with the dead body Of
his supposed victim is a police device
as old as police history, and that 1t IS
often effective in leading to betrayal
Of guilt, and even to confession can
I. not be doubted. Nevertheless, there
IS something abhorrent and disquiet
ling about it to modern sensibilitics
and our own opinion, or impression. Il
thatitls barbarous device that ought
TO be abandoned.
In the first place, neither the be-
strayals Of guilt nor the confessions
thus ELECTED are implicitly to be trus:
ed, especially when the thing is done
in secret by officials deeply interest,
ed 10 making case" and avoiding
the necessity for further search and
the danger Of complete failure. And
an innocent man. II involved in the
co.'s OF danuing circumstances. as
innocent men sometimes are. might
by. long badgerlRg be reduced TO such
a state OF nervous instability That he
would show by action and even by
word the evidences expected Of con
Yeational guilt, while guilty man o.
sioljer or colder mind might easily
gain a false presumption Of Innocence
. II he stood unmoved the test Of such
J a conformation.
On the other hand, 1t is an under
lying principle Of our law, as 1t Is oil
Justice as understood by the nations In
the stage Of civilization called Anglo
Saxon, that an accused man shall not
be made to give evidence against him
self. 1t Is never attempted in our
courts, and We know Of no good, or \,
least Of no sufficient. reason why de
tecdyes and policemen should be ID
lowed TO resort 10 torture which S
forbidden TO judges. For it is torture
and nothing else to play upon the
4 common horror OF death In ghas,l!
form-Iust as much as would be the
use Of thumb.screws or the lash.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-01

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feet that nobody had come forward
with a practical formula, were not &C
cepted at face value. England. at all
events. has rated them as eyasIye, and
has given her answer in terms which
cannot be mistaken. The general IN.
Outstanding abroad was that in case
the Limitation proposal took shape ;,
promise definite results. at least in
the way Of practicable discussion IN
good faith. England would lay down
only one new battteship Of the Dread.
nought class. II is now announced
however. that Immediately upon the
launching OF two large ships now build
| ing at Portsmouth and Davenport
dockyaris the keels OF two new Dread.
noughts will be laid and work on them
will be vigorously pressed.
Here Is a tangible evidence OF tae
costlncss of the present competitive
process In the matter Of naval arma.
ments. England,s desire is to remain
at the top Of The naval list. The Eng.
lIsh people are in no mood to relin.
qnish that position, held for so many
years. II is altogether likely that
however rapidly Germany might al
vance In work that must be conduct.
ed openly. England would press as
rapidly. or even faster. II is at this
time virtually beyond the range Of
possibility that any OF the great sea
powers can secure change Of rela.
tive naval rank unless war occurs
with It's attendant losses and emer.
gency creations under great pressure.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-01


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ests aloud In most valuable medicinal roots
fot the cufeot most obstinate and fatal dis
esssxifvSs5old properly Investigate them;
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-01

OF Norway's forest area the state
owns 1896 square miles, which bring
an annual income Of about s2GS,OON.
The annual expenses connected with
the public forests. 'Statsal menninser."
as they are called. amount TO abou,
sl2S,OOO. The yearly profit by the
state from this source is thus about
$4,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-01
DESTROY THE CAUSE.
You cannt. Cure oandruH Without
Destroying the Cause of Il,

Destroying the Cause of It.
Many people wash their scalps Sat.
urday night or Sunday to try to keep
the dandruT down for the week, but
on Monday night the scalp has begun
10 itch. and Tuesday morning wifi
ind good supply of dandruff wnen
THE hair IS brushed. There is but one
real scientific way OF curing dandruir;
and that Is to kin the germ that causes
It and falling hair. and finally bald.
ness. There Is only one preparation
tina, will destroy the germ. and that
lis Sewbr0's Hefpicide. It Is an Ell.
tirely new discovery and the only hair
preparation that Is based on the new
scientific principle. In addition Her.
Piclde is very refreshing hair dress
ing for regular toilet use. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 1Oc. In Stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De.
troit, Mich.