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The Washington herald., 1907-07-09


The electric fans were humming on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday.
and the room had a temperature condu-
Give 10 trading. As soon as the traders got
their breath, after coming from the swell
tering heat of + street. they went at II
and turned Out one Of the best DAYS
business Of the year.
The fun began with railway bonds.
Washington Railway and Electric Is be-
ing specially strong. selling from aA to
Al2, mora than u,WO going under the
hammer as starter 10 the days trading
The brokers then tackled the railway
stock shares. and though the record
shows moderate sales. il does not show
the efforts made 10 call out the stock. and
the noise made In the bidding, which was
animated all along the line That there
were not more sales was because no one
on the floor had the shares to offer. Fx-
element reached a elimination when one
well-known broker offered 10 take wash
ington Railway common and preferred at
the high prices offered for the past few
weeks. When he got to those figures the
stock vas not Forthcoming, though the
bids were at 81 for the common and 81
for the preferred.
Washington Gas came out in some vol
ume, but the young brokers who have
been taking care Of this stock for the past
few months stood to their guns. and
though the price was forced up on them a
full point they took all in sight and clam
ored for more. Three good sales went
on the record at 6S. only ore point below
the high Of several weeks ago.
The mining shares were strong. Mitchell
showing an upward trend, on the report
Of some Of the directors who have re-
turned from the New York meeting, and
report the condition of the company in
better shape.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by z. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chapman manager 1901 F street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Opinions on the New York Market.

Herbert /. Jones. Of a. O. Brown & Co.
- Stocks We're well taken to-day on the
decline, and It appears probable that bull
ish operations may be resumed with mod
crate aggressiveness as soon as the short
interest shall become somewhat more ex-
tended fairly favorable government
report on grain Is expected on Wednesday
and this should give fresh impetus to sub
stantial investment buying"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

6. Bowie Chapman. OF E. R. Chapman
& Co.-'The course Of tO-day's prices
was logical and 10 be expected by careful
watchers Of the fluctuations last Friday
and Saturday. during which period and
this moraing we have no doubt that con-
siderable long stock has sold by parties
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

First Cooperative Building Assn.
ORGANIZED ISL
Monthly Shares 80. Special shares. go
Paldup Shares, Siso
OfhCcrs.
H. 6. Wagner 5'residout
J. Barton Miller Secretary
Directors:
;. Thomas Brown. " i. Gibbons.
George Freeman. II - Gilbert
W A Cunningham. Danl-l johnson
a. b. jackson. James II. Chamberlain.
John Fen tnE
I325 Wisconsin Ave. la2d SfA
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

benjamin Woodruff. of Post & Flagg.-
The market started off strong enough
as was to be expected. The resumption
Of gold shipments. however. the an
nouncement being made early in the
morning that another million and three
quarters had been engaged for export.
attracted attention forcibly 10 the low
bank reserves. and gave some pause to
the upward movement After a l0-point
rise, it is getting little gay to continue
to force prices up when the surplus re-
serve is practically wiped out and gold
exports are renewed. at a season Of the
year when we ought 10 begin to accumu-
late funds for the needed requirements
OF the autumn. and especially when there
Is so much uncertainty as to the outcome
or the years harvest and the trend of
general business As have been saving
l considered tha level Of prices a month
ago extremely low for the intrinsic value
and dividends of the properties, and this
IS still true Of many stocks. but after an
advance Of 10 points in the leading issues.
it would seem to be advisable to go a
little slow in forcing prices higher under
the present prevailing conditions. eS-
pecially as the improvement in prices
has been chiefly due to forced covering
Of shorts and the active operations Of a
comparatively small clique in the mar
ket, and not due to any general public
demand"
6. Bowie Chapman. OF z. R. Chapman
e CO-'fTha coY1rca Of tO-daV'S Dricpc
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

The commission houses will have moth
ing to do with the bull movement. Con
servative bankers, practically with
unanimity. consider il imprudent in view
OF the very unpleasant money situation
and the public positively will not take its
money out Of savings banks and put it
into stocks.
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Bad Case of Dandruf.

VIII you please tell me what 70 do
with my haIr2 Last Christmas had
long, thick, glossy hair, but early last
spring IL began 20 come out, and there
were little white particles OF dust. and
I-y hal- is brittle and dry. This cOndl-
t-OE has been gradually getting worse,
until / fear 10 comb my nair al all
have scarcely any LETT My nair breaks
OF short. or can De pulled out without
any pain. The pillow is covered in the
morning with Candruff- as l suppose the
white Gust 20 be. Mother thinks IL Is
"C-y letter and not dandTU1. but 1
don't, because have none Of the an
DoylDg symptoms ] have tried soaps
ard liquids mat were supposed 70 cure
dJnGruE. bur II keeps getting worse IN
stead OF better so / come 10 you for
relief In another year, at this rate.
VIII be bald.
Please tell ne Il the VauCaire treat
meut affects the bust alone. or does It
Increase weight generally I am heavy
enough, being 1870 pounds, at I'VE feet and
twenty-five years. but have small bust
VIII sage tea darken hair without in
-uring hair or staining scalp. X A. 8
Your thin and continually falling hsig
IS undoubtedly due TO the serious case OF
Dau1-un which YOU describe, ana your
FIRST effC.tS should be directed toward
erecting cure %: this condition
Cleanse the scalp thoroughly once
week with the following shampoo;
EGG SHAMPOO DANDRUFF CURE
GUlk OF one egg. one pint not ram
water spirit of rosemary one ounce.
Beat the mixture thoroughly and use Il
warm. Rub we'll into the scalp and rinse
. with several clear waters
The night before using this shampoo
rub into the scalp 4 good vaS-
cline. which VIII often soften anc
loosen the daudruff. After the
shampoo while the hair is yei
wet. massage thoI OUGhly- being care.
mi that you DO not degenerate int
mere rubbing Of the hands over tn'
hair. Press the finger tips firmly int
the scalp and massage with rotary mo
/ ION. until the scalp IS thorough
/ .aoseEed from the head and glOws Wit
warmth. This viii also help 20 dry tue
. Eal- by stimulating circulation and heat
4 Repeat the massage every evening for a.
least hale an hour
+ I shall be interested to know. after
. three months faithful treatment accord
g ing TO these directions what Improve
ueuJ you note
d.. NaIcai-c's remedy Is recommend
, cd rs q good general tonic ana bust de-
/ yeIouer. Used in connection with mas
. sage and the drinking OF malt eNtTacJ
} during the meals. Il Is more quickly ef-
I .ectiye Deep breathing exercises amt
I freuueus additions Of the bust in tepid
F water will also aid in Mastering results.
Sage tea is perfectly harmless 70 hair
4 and scalp.
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Bow Legs and wrinkled Neck.

DO" LNSo anu W Alhhleu NeCh-
VIII you kindly give me your advice
I am tridc bow-iegged which is very
annoying. Ny ankles are also "a little
large. What do you suggest to remedy
these defects: take great interest in
your advice. and have found many OF
your formulas very beneficial I also
have wrinkles around my neck
MISS u. y.
An oTthCpCdiSt would be the proper
person 10 consult regarding the former
trouble. You do uoJ give age, but in
case OF an adult aftC~ bones are set.
massage. which might be very effective
in childhood and early Youth, would be
useless
For neck wrinkles. massage nightly
with warm cocoa butter. and practice
tho following exercises: Send the head
slowly forward. then back; repeat eight
times Bend from side 10 side uncil
head touches shoulders Be sure that
the shoulders remain stationary during
the exercises. Make q c1npIctC circle
with the head a-J meek. Ec-5i2g f0r-
ward, rlght. back and lcf,
These exercises --Cs- b. p-c-t.ccl Win
sally regularity AID pe.siste1cs to be
effective.
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
WOULD NOT ADVERTISE.

The following advertisement recently
appeared Being aware that it is in
delicate TO advertise for a. husband, !
refrain from doing 500 but II any
gentleman should be- inclined 90 adver-
usc for a. wife I win answer the add
vertlSeucut without delay Lam young.
ann domeslcatei, and considered lady
Ike. Apply s-c.-Ti--EttS-
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Mrs Henry Symes Advice to Correspondents
Short Hair.

Snort HAIR.
get completely disguised trying to
keep the ends OF nv hair out OF my
eyes. j. I use the Quirinc hair tonic
viii IL darlzeu my hair? Can / get the
prescription filled at any drug store?
hav" scars left 10y pImples, or as / al
ways called them. pits. I would he
glad. indeed. TO be rid Of them.
! would like 10 know If / can get
orange flower cream and the other two
recipes filed at a drug store?
MRS. r. p.
Complete and persistent massage.
with regular clipping OF the ends Of
hair. should ultimately induce these
ends 10 grow out, unless you arc using
u hot iron TO curl with. CntiI such time
you win have TO depend on invisible
hairpias ana careful adjustment to keep
hair out Of eyes
Qglainc hair tonic viii not darken the
hair. and IS perfectly harmless.
All recipes can be filed by q Arst-class
pharmacist
For the scars or pittlngs lef, by PIN
pies. try massage each evening with
witch hazel cream: bat II your skin has
tendency 10 oilinoss. use only q little
OF the cuaollicat.
A thorough cleansing OF the face each
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
NOT 10 BE FNDUPED-

IL IS said that tho Jura-.euout of the
blue laws i1 Boston is driving the SER
want girls out OF The gi,v. Blue laws
in themselves are bad enough but U!Ue
laws and blue housewives ar- "a COM
Linatiou tLl- cannot long De- tolerated
Kansas city Journal.
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Afflicted With' Eczema.

Cen roa advise no how 20 treat &C.
zcnna? 7 an tortured with i so rUCh
that lie H. almost q burden TO nc /
acl 2 WORKING cir. ard cGnno- afford TO
p-y lar-c Doctors bills
Before I hac eczema ( had little
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
For a Fine Head Of Hair.

VIII YOU kindly tel me of something
that viii ,ive nae q fine head of hair
I rub my finger tips 20 my head every
night but that does not seem to iLl-
Drove nnv hair 7 gm very healthy.
7 head once that mullen leaves and
Scrjsta we've good 10 Carkcn hair can
YOU tell me II c is SO, and If 81 is harm
fUl2 ITALY
You do not say what is the particular
trouble with your hair. Rubbing the
fiu=e~ tips To- the head is aot likely
20 be productive 90 much good Mas
sage is something entirely different. To
massage the head You should press the
fingers firmly into the scalp, ard so all
over tn" head in rotary motions Next
work the two hands back and forth
across tue head in a shuttle mO-emeNt
To be effective. the scalp should receive
massage fer half an hour each day
cannot tell YOU anything or The mev-
its or demerits Of mullen leaves and
geaista.
The following mixture is harmless.
and tends 10 darken the hair.
4 TONIC FOR DARK HAIR
Golden sage made into tea and
strlinsG alcohol. . ounces: green tea, .
oUnccs garden sage, > ounces. Dilute
with woter. = desirable
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Dr.. vaucaire's Remedy for Bust De-

Dr.. NauC3lre'S kennedy IOI BUST Os-
velOpment.
VIII -ou kindly send me d.. Nsu-
CARES remedy FOR bust Development
<. NJ r.
read i'm the paper Of the Vaucaire
remedy. and would Ike 20 know more
about IT, Please give me more explicit
information. / would also Ike to know
4 il will cost much and whether 1t can
be taken AT home J. 4. b
For the benefit OF these two core
sponderts. I again print I'm Full the pre-
sCriution for DR.. Naucairc's remedy FOR
bust development, with full direction
for taking and accompanying treat
meDt 10 aid its effectiveness IN the
shortest possible space OF time
DR. VAUCAIRE-S REMEDY.
LIQUID extract Of galeGa (COatsrue).
10 grams: lactO phosphate of lime, 10
grams. JinCtuTe OF fenncl. 10 grams,
simple syrup. 400 grams.
Tho dose is two correspondents, with
water. before each meal. Dr. Faucaire
also advises the drinking OF malt eX-
JIact during meals
You viii Get quicker results by prac-
tiCing deep breathing, and giving a short
and gentle massage from beneath up
ward. with pressure by he means strong
enough TO waste the tissues
Frequent ADDITIONS Of the bust in cold
water also tend 10 develop e.
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
30 PEevent - Growing -.

What would you suggest % pu- -u tho
egg shampoo weekly 90 Keep my jlvee-
year-old child - hang tr0m gett.u- dark
IL is inclined 20 De- "a little reddish uu a.
reddish ,5ut Would t-1ctura OF cocl-
meal be Et--1lul- How much at a. time
ANXIOUS MOTHER
The shampoo given below WIZ keep
the hair. light 3 suggest that yau 90
not use e however. iD Connection WIKI
any other
SHAMPOO To KEEP HAIR LIGHT
Potassium carbonate. : ounce. ann
mon5a water. 10 ounces, tUc-uTc 90
Canthar.des drains. bay rum. t ounces.
alcohol { ounces, waite, @ ounces
Dissolve tHc potassium carbonate i'm
the water and add the remaining iuEredi-
ents Rub well into che roots Rinse
thoroughly in several waters. ThcE dry
carefully.
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Thin Fsir and Inlamed Ewes.

1Iy hair is thin. and constantly comes
out ] lca- [ viii get bald L is much
thinner iu spots. Can YOU tell me what
ID do % keep NV hair from falling.
and whiG anything mike my hair grove
Ny scalp also M times i-cheS and feels
as ~ some insect was biting I bad
very heavy hair when young. bat *
has bsal falling for The last fifteen
years. or since the birth OF my children
NY complexion is bad Tho whites of
my eyes are yellow and iufamcd most
o. the time. What can 90 20 clear
ur the eyes and make them feel clear
Ms. +. J.. i.
Tic yellow S-iCrOJ.CS arc probably due
To- liver trouble, and YOU should consult
"a physician o- this subject
For Inflammation OF the lids. pur-
chase q small hotrle of bO-auc acid
properly diluted Tor use tany phavma-
.Ctsu viii understand what ~ wanted
whom ycu tell him what YOU wish 10 use
it forl and an eye-cup. an the eve
cup win the liquid. place 70 The e e
and wink the eve freely. iu-ncrsing re
ia in the water.
There IS no belcv ionic for tiVed and
ililaTed Hos. the beneficial effects being
almost iaar1 li9tc. IL vii. not. rowever.
reach the condition o. yellow whites. "
which IS solely tho result Of some con-
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Aching Scalp.

Nv hair has been falling out Tor the
last two months J have a little ds&G-
run Nv sCaiD aches. but Is not sore.
7 re tried many remedies. but without
good results While rubbing my hair
falls cut. What would be the best rem
edy 10 use MRS. X. h
The Washington times., 1907-02-10

For the aching scalp. massage is the
very best thing you can do. Read care
fully instructions 70 II a :" I'm this
issue. following the treatment thorough
y AMI COnscieIitiOusly.
As your trouble is not one OF long
standing. you should the more readily
experience beneficial results.
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
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The Washington times., 1907-02-10

VIII -ou kindly send me d.. Nau-
CARES remedy FOR bust Development
<. NJ r.
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FOR sA1iE--rarAL rsrATE.
FORBES SPECIALS.

AL WoodIawn. Potwin. rm- fine mod
ern. east front home, 61x205 IT. ground,
owner deceased. Must be sold. $500 for
1850 w 18th. close to Washburn. rn.
house, gas light and heat. well, cist. and
mtge. on it. Owner in rush. VIII sell
cheap for next two weeks. Make bid
1910 Kans. ave, new rooms, porcelain
was $s,1Oo: win seil this week for tl,ssa.
5 rms. i1s lots. blocks west. si.s7s.
1924 and 1926 Buchanan, rms. and
ious to sell either one or both. Can make
MODERN COTTAGE. new rms. bath.
closet, bowl. hot and cold water, gas, els
tern, and city water, barn, east front
lots high, location, southwest. Only 500.
BUCHANAN ST, near 9Th. very nice
COLLEGE AVE, 9 rm modern home.
mouse. lots. paved st. and street car
Only s.. 200; CheapY I should say So
water s1.s5O; Al e. 18th. 8 rms $500
Also near these, good nearly new rms
gas light and heat, s., 800; 1013 Madison.
new modern cottage, s., 5O0
Rentals; Largest list in the city.
81, 700 equity in western land S. 800 stock
acre farm near good school town. Equity
in 1880 acres, Logan co. land, take city
property or good So 50, 500 good mdse for
Topeka or farm. $40 a. Woodson Co. pas
ture and meadow, $40 per a.; would take
l6O improved; 10-acre improved, suburban
ward Co., Ok, fenced, some bldgs., wind
mill and tank. lis a cultd take Topeka
property; 50, 1000 etc, etc.
If you do not see what you want. call.
for it; we can mention only a very small
part of our big list. but you may count
on finding what you want
W. NJ FORBES & CO., i0T W. gth st.-
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FOR SALE.

6 rooms, lot, Topeka ave, 1890 Take
tract near town; pay difference.
Cottage, Tyler ST., III lots. Bargain
81 100.
rooms. lots, Western ave., near 6th,
$3.50.
8 room modern cottage, lots. Lincoln
ST., fine shade, 81, 100.
4 rooms, 21k lots, West St, $1,2oe.
6 rooms, IL lots, Lowman Hill. s1,1oo.
rooms, Madison ST.. 81, 80.
3 rooms, shop district, $500.
RIcKENBACHER REALTY co.
5s4 Kansas Ave. Phone 1ss.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE acre
west of college. 6 rooms, barn, trult-
81 $50, for city rental 80
rooms. barn, 8 lots, in Oakland. 1880
and acres east side. rooms. STABLE
chicken house and yard. hog house, 1850,
both for good improved so.
room modern oak finish, in Potwin,
s., 500.
s rooms, 2 lots close in 5000
400 acres, one of best improved and best
lying farms in Shawnee county, S65 per
J. D. MILLER, SIS Kan. ave. Ind. 154s.
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OWNER LEAVING.

Good room east front residence in
fine location, close in. west side. IA lots
Reduced to $1,000
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
Ind. phone 672. 1o7 West 5th st.
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DAWSON & PERSON.

2 lots on Topeka ave, at SIS and SCI.
east front, one store room with living
rooms and other smaller store rooms.
This property is rented for $50 per month.
Price $4,000
Good room house, large barn, IA lots
Price $165O. $3.50 cash, balance payments.
, Good room house, close in, on West
9Th st. III lots. Price 5000. $3.50 cash.
balance $17 per month, 6 per cent interest.
room cottage, on West St, ia lots of
ground Price $3.50. $50 cash, balance
monthly. ~ a75d
room house, on Lane St, lots. close
to college. Price $500, $3.50 cash, balance
payments. ~.
DAWSON PIERsoN.
1o4 East eth St
Ind. phone 1898. Bell phone 144s.
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FOR SALES lots. 2 lots. III lots. on
West ST., and Bolles ave, one block
from washburn college grounds. brick
sidewalks, gas and city water. There's a
nice speculation in this bunch. See them
and make an offer.
J.E. ToRRINGToN. 100 w. 9Th ST.
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FOR SALE-Shawnee Co., so-a- farm.
"a, 200. Take good Topeka rental property
a bout 5000 value. Terms for balance
jackson Co., so a. farm, $500 Take
small Topeka home for part.
About so acres, miles west. 65 acres
cultivation, some bottom land, some al
falfa, well, spring, stream and timber,
room house, school close, s2,7s0.
J.E. ToRRINGToN. 100 w. 9Th st.
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RENTS SAG.

FINE RESIDENCE CORNER, WELL
LOCATED ON WEST SIDE, 3 NICE
COTTAGES ALWAYS RENTED, $11.oO
EACH. ONLY 50. 300.
E. r. BARNES & CO.,
121 w. FIFTH ST.
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MUST SELL.

Good 7 room residence in best West
side location, ~ lots Reduced to $500,
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
Ind nhone s72. 1o7 west 5th st.
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THIS IS FOR YOU.

If you have a little money and
are earnestly and honestly
wanting to get a home and can
pay a good monthly payment,
we have some three. four and
five room houses in vicinity of
A. T. & S. F. shops. See us and
let us talk to you about them.
Our plan beats paying rent for
you.
SHAWNEE AGENGE.
5S4 Kan. Ave. Ind. sos.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Panama hat. Finder please re-
turn to Central Mills, North Topeka. and
receive reward
LOST-Ladies' hand bag containing purse,
glasses, etc. Reward $50 Jackson st
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

MODERN
WESTERN
ssooo-s east front lots, modern house
S5oo-S east front lots room modern house
1000 feet modern house. furnished
$780, east front lots
Topeka
s0ooo-11z lots 8 odern house. barn. etc.
s'V'-S east front lots
sSooo-a corner modern house. terms
COLLEGE
$aAD-2 lots, house
SSUt-2 lots mode
4SO-3 east front house..
These will bear the particulars
College Hill lots and
Bargains in
H
A Columbian
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wANrED-FEMALE HEuP.

WANTED-A stenographer and office
g lrL good position Answer in your own
nano writing, stating experience and CIV
ing name Of school where you studied
snort hand. Address A. D., care Journal.
and women to see the
bargains we have at our removal sale
TINS week: Clothing, hats and shoes on
credit- Ridgle's, 113 z. Eighth st. New
location ia West Eighth st.
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FOR SALE OR Rents room house. 9
lots, on car line, well. cistern, good out
buildings. 2O44 Clay st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DO YOU NEED CAPITAL to extend or
start business? If so, write me before
arranging elsewhere; exceptional facflf-
ties placing stocks, bonds quickly Ever
EFT Dufour, Corporation Attorney. Wash
ington, D. c.
-Salesn1an-p partner TO furnish
part capital in manufacturing and SELF
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-17
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