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The Washington times., 1909-06-13
WASHINGTON STOCKS
ADVANCE IN PRICE
Business of the Week Very
Active on the Local Stock
Exchange.

Business for the week On the local
exchange was more active than the
average, and during the week there has
been a general advance in prices. Bid
ding for the local securities has been
of a vigorous character, and the hold
ers OF securities have lot failed in many
instances to get their price for what
they had TO sell. The business of the
week aggregated Ss1, 900 in bonds and
3,5I shares of stock.
The leaders Of tie market have been
the traction stocks and the public util-
ity bonds. At some time during the
period under discussion each of the
listed bonds have entered into the trad
ing. but the bulk of the dividend payers
sold were Washington Railway and
Electric per cents and Potomac Power
Consolidation SIS A large order for
these bonds developed abou- the middle
of the week, and since that time the
broker entrusted with the order has
worked hard to fill it. He has taken
upon the floor all the bonds sold by
others, has frequently offered them, in
order to hold the price. and has parted
with some when it was thought a tenn
porary advantage might be gained by
getting his offering off the door
The most active stocks were those of
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company. washington Gas, and Bans-
ton. Railway common sold during the
week $50 shares and the price advanced
about 81 a share. The preferred stock
sold $50 shares and advanced from 91b
to 911z. A single broker took the great
er p55=. of these shares. and followed
the advance vigorously. taking in his
bargains whenever he could get an Ct
ferinE within range Of his orders. In
many cases he bought stock half
point above the official posted price.
While Washington Gas sold only 30
shares the price advanced = slNFe.
and IL was freely predicted yesterday
that this issue would soon be selling
two or three points up. as certain
parties were becoming interested In the
stock again.
ent all the week, about 600 shares of
It having been take1 on slight advances
In price
ness 10 buy at the higher levels shows
that Washington investors have plenty
Of money IT their disposal. and the
condition Of the market is excellent,
indicating that the slow Improvement
I'M stocks may 60 on Indefinitely, so long
as the business OF the local utilities
show increased business and sure dlvi-
dends as they now DO Il Is a fact
that the railways are earning more
money at the present time than ever
before n their history. The betternaents
ri tho systems have all proved 70 be
money getters, ard the lines are blessed
with increasing patronage at every
point. The same IS JTuz in KIND of the
Gas company and the lighting and pow
er companies ali are doing well, under
local management, and low that the
stocks are so largely held fl Washing
ton there is double benefit to the city
and its fiHahciers.
The Washington times., 1909-06-13
WILSON TO PROBE
HARMS CHARGES
Secretary OF agriculture Will Per-
sonally Superintend Investiga-
ton Of Meat Inspection.

TRAER, Iowa, June 13.-Secretary
Of Agriculture Wilson. who is spend
ing a few days here on a farm with
his son. VIII return to Washington
next Tuesday TO continue his In
yestigations into the charges Of gross
irr egularities in the meat inspection
made by former Inspector Harms.
When asked to indicate his course
of action with reference TO the
Harms charges, Secretary Wilson
said:
"I have Just read of the affair, and
can only say that I shall be amazed
II anything OF the kind exists as
described. If there IS such a con-
dition as Harms pretends, 1t has
never been reported to me by the
superintendent The charges will be
inves tigated at once and prObed to
the bottom. / am entirely ignorant Of
the situation so far az the Harms
incident is concerned. I expect TO
return to Washington Tuesday to
take up this matter"
The Washington times., 1909-06-13
JAPANESE IMPORT
MUCH RAW COTTON
Official Report Shows Inter-
esting Facts of Trade
With America.

According TO an official publication OF
the japanese Government entitled. An
nual Return Of the Foreign Trade Of the
Empire of Japan which has just been
received by the Bureau of Statistics OF
the Department Of Commerce and La
Dor, the total Of japanese imports from
the United States in 1905 amounted to
7S,o00oo0 yen, or S59.000O00.
The share which merchandise from
the United States formed Of the total
imports into Japan in 1893 was 17.S per
cent; and in 1855. s6T per cent The
exports from Japan to the United States
IN 1903 were S6i. 0o00e0: in 1898. 81 90. 90.
and in ISIS. s32 ZOO. 600.
Wheat ana -four from the United
States show a marked decline in 190S
compared with 1907, though the United
States supplies more OF these materials
20 Japan than any other country. The
United States also supplies the largest
quantity Of condensed milk imported
into japan. OF the 100000 gallons OF
petroleum. oil imported into Japan III
1905, 100000 came from the United
STATES
Raw cotton forms the largest single
article in value imported into Japan
from this country, its value being IN
1908. $l4.OoO,000. In iron and steel manu-
features Great Britain, Germany. and
Belgium are active competitors OF the
United States, and in many cases sup
ply greater quantities than DOS this
country.
The percentage which the United
States supplied of the imports OF Japsn
was, in 1855, s.67 per cent; in 1888, 81
per cent, and in 1893, rs per cent.
Exports 10 the United States from
japan exceed in most cases the imports
from .his country.
The Washington times., 1909-06-13
70 Elements of Strength and Securities Sro
NEW YORK PRICES OF THE WEEK

changes
and to Ia
The Washington times., 1909-06-13
CUSTOMS COLLECTOR
HOLDS UP JEWELS
Consignment Received at San
Francisco and Lsred at $50,
Appraised at $4,000.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 13.-Through
the vigilance OF Deputy Customs Col
lector Wilcox. stationed at the post
office. a large consignment Of opals has
been interrupted here or. its way from
Sydney, Australia. to s. r Finney, OF
Rector street, New York
The package was entered at $50 and
would have gone through free of duty
Wilcox, who knows something about
opals, turned the stones over to an az
sistant appraiser, who reported them
worth more than $4,000 Though the lot
was entered at sydney IS having a
value of $50, each OF the small packages
Of stones contained a pirate memoir
andum wrapped in tissue showing the
real value.
The jewels were not coafscated. but
were returned by Postmaster Fisk TO
the postmaster at Sydney.
The Washington times., 1909-06-13
NAVY YARD CLERKS
WANT EXTRA PAY
CharlestOwn Employees Frequently
Have to Work Overtime and
on Sunday.

BOSTON, June 13.-Overtime work
with no extra compensation has caused
much dissension among the clerks at
the Charlestown navy yard.
All the laborers, mechanics, and help
ers receive time and half for their
overtime at night and double time for
Sunday. But this is not so with clerks.
They are obliged to report at O'Clock
in the morning and IL is frequently Z at
night before they leave thei- desks, and
they" are often obliged to work Sundays.
1t is very probable that some appeal
wiz be mede 70 Washington in the near
future win the hore ehQt the affair
viii be aniicably adjusted.
The Washington times., 1909-06-13
SON OF FARMER
SHOOTS FATHER

SPENCER. n. C, June fs.-Phiiip
Sewers, aged eighty years, a prominent
and wealthy farmer of Rowan county,
is today recovering from a wound in
his chest accidentally Inflicted by his
son, ]. G. Sewers, yesterday, while the
two were squirrel hunting. Aiming at a
squirrel. the son fired part OF a load OF
buckshot into his fathers chest
The Washington times., 1909-06-13
OLD VETERAN JOINS
COMRADES BEYOND

SUFFOLK. Va. June 15.-Joseph c.
Lancaster. former Confederate vet
eran. who served in Pickett's division
and took part in the fan Gus charge at
the battle OF Gettysburg, is dead here.
aged sixty-two years. The only sur
vivor of this division IS Deputy Clerk of
the Court A P Conner.
The Washington times., 1909-06-13
NEW MONOPLANE
SEEMS A SUCCESS
French Machine, With Three Men,
Flies 900 Yards-Total Weight
1892 Pounds.

IssY LES RIoULTNEAUx. June "a
NJ Bieriot, carrying Fourier and
Santos-Dumont, made a record flight Of
/ 900 yards in his monoplane here at q
height OF from fifteen to twenty feet
from the ground.
The weight of the machine with its
three occupants was ,232 pounds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

ba6en ioQ, mic bcontrogt, lit bic
Steuun6 Oes Stoote8, lpte id p~erite-
he, onrh Die Experimentation un6 oi2
9'egllution in Scr 9eb6r0e, Die cine:
o'tentli6en lltiIit6ts . Gommiiiion,
iueldc Die .GonioliOatcO Company"
regltlirtn loQ. SD Oenfe, ooB 0ieicr
Nlon cntidieoen cen Gor5ug per.
olent, un0 BOP Der Stnot mobl Ouron
9etban bot, i'm n%n5l1ebmen. @el6e
@eleBgebltng mo 0n0ere 0omit ii
Ttrbin0untg ltebcnOc Gerdnltultungcn
l1otblpenoig ieiu miirocn, mn Die pr
r%onaenIcnt8 5ur 2llIafiiBrung 3u brin.
gen, lperoe lib oicic 6ciirluorten un6
oll6 Niles periufcn, ioIdc ongenoms
men 5u boben. SD CLAUDE, ooB Die.
les Die Qtelung Der 8cgcnmdrtigeu
StootsperDaltll1g 5u 0teier Nngele.
gcnbeit iein miro.
9ie 6orm Der bcoutragt2n Hcqulus
ton iuiirNe meiner ]lplid)t nod luirf=
iomer ieiu, ais cine Stipulation Don
Soften elmer matchmaker Commit.
lion. Die SPECULATION mie lie bean-
trogt lit, idlieBt Die Grtbeilung BON
Nll9fiinften ii6cr Die GetoilS in ser
Notwithstanding mo Die G%iufiinfte
Der Corporation Gin iuiC lie Ci!ltr lln-
abb0ngigen G%ommiiijou ni6t crt6cilt
lpcr0cn miir0e.
Gin Dcitcrer Gort6cil ser Iorm Ser
SPECULATION it, OoB sic StoOt Oltrd,
Die T%c9lllation BON }nl9go6en nitt
mr. uerldont blcibt. ionOcrn I'M Sc,
ge1tbeil 0rrd) 0nS @cpim }lntGcils
arrangement cine Ginnnbmc. Guclle
crbalt. Ser 8ouucrnellr llll0 Mtupor
pilr0en lclbItrcoen0 bo6QeItellte uno
tabige Wqlner ernennCn, nm sic
GtI1entlid)feit 81 r%cpr0ientirer. Sic
>pitr0cn oieie 8crtrctcr nit Ocrielben
pelnlifen SorgfoIt olt9illd)elt, melde
lie oicb bel Ser Grnenmung pon Mit-
glieoern fiir cine wnobbGnQi0e Govt
niiiion dnpenOeu lpiirocn.
Gn 6uIle, oab Die Corporation IL
rem Eilihten ~gegcniiber Der Gcifcnt-
lidfeit nid)t n%od)fommen Iolte. 10 fat
bieS @eieb inter Ser Gonititution Ocs
Stootca immerbin cine Mod)t, Die
Corporation ourd) pcrmunitSmGbiae
Heglllotioncn 5u controlircn. Gicic
@eIl2niB fam o0cr oori notiirlid)
Ollrd) Die 2egislotur meocr uerfiir5t
nod ncrmeigert mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23
3nr Nniicblnng g%c6finct.

GDtcoQo. 81, -. Moi. - 9(nr
nddllten Wtontng miro bic Hegierung
Den 5pcitcn S6eil 6eS $4,000 Nder
urnioiIctocn Sboibones9 erieielungs-
telocS crolIncn. Der critic She'll, Der
etlpo 10000 Ndcr unlioBt uno in
Der 9tdbe bon GobpL @pp.. licgt, ipur-
De I'M porigcn Sabre cr0iinet mo iii
ge9eumdrti9 iaIt p~oIlit6noig BON 9lt-
lieolern bcIebt. Iie frogIifcn Cant
oereicn gcb0ren 5t Den 100000
Ndern ocS Big &orn Balm. weldc
ollrt) Ole 9eiicbelut1sonlogen Der
lonNmirtbidaitlidcn 9enubrtg er.
lhloIlen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23
Ebilippinen-H idtcr crnanEt.

sal bington %. Moi.-GrG.
iioent Soit iteate gcItern Dem Bun.
oeslenat Die @rnennlng be5 Iidtcrs
Charles :. @aiott bon Der Supreme
Golrt bon Minneioto sum Iidter
oes NbergcriGts Der Ghilippltcn 5ll,
III lpeld]er Steullna er Der amtSnod)-
fol9er pes Hihters 8iqoro mii6, Der
tiirilid sum 9unbesridlter fiir Min-
ne1oto an Stele BON MSiltpn :. %ltr-
by errlopnt morbcu lit, Hidtcr 81
lott 1T lett 5mon5ig Sabren an Den
StootSgeridten pom Winneioto tbG-
tl9 gcmcIcn ul1b lit Der &erfolier Der
ld]leoener iuriltildler Sdriiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23
Gaitru fciu Observation-Disclosures.
Gntideioun9 einea GriminaIriGterS
in Caracas uerfiiloct.

Caracas, @cnc5uctu, -. Wloi.
- Son cinem &idtet oes Criminal.
@cttd)ta muroc Dcltte Cine Gntihei.
Dung o6gcgc9elt, nod lpcl6er Die 2lll.
flodc 8coelt Set t9tttaligtn GrGiiocil.
ten Guitr6,, dit cintina Gonplott 5lrr
g%rmorOuit5 bon Slldit Gitente @omc}
i'm ucr4ohgenc1 Ic5el1ber bet6eiligt
gepcien 81 iciit, ob5dipieien miro.
8onr5 mar Dnntol5 omtircnoer GrG-
li0ent Der Nepublif. Gr mar BON So
ltrc, dis Oirict am %. Nopembcr
nod europa obfltbr, an Der Spi6c
Der &c9icrung 5uriid9eloiien moroen.
Gie GntIdeioung criolgtc olli oic
SllitiutiUc 0c8 @enerululuUalts. Die.
Ter nnbm 5ltr @runologc icincS @or-
gcbcnS Den fiir5lihcn Nmncltie. @rlob
0ca Er0li0cnten @ome}, lout meldenl
oIlen Ecrloncn Srcibeit 0epGbrt miro,
Die sur Belt 0eS Stllr5cS Ser GoItro-
He9ierlmg I'M pcrgongcnen 9e5embcr
gelnn9en Qclonmen mllroet. Scocr
I'M @cmabriom @ciinoIid)c, mcld)cr
Der G%bcilnnbnle an Dem WoropcriudI
bclditloiat mar, mltroc 0onlatS il,
Srcibeit gcicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23
Wormuncntempel in Chicago.

Gbicu1o, %. Moi.-Iie Wor-
moltelt luollen in Chicago einell Gem.
pei boitell. @s lit Elm 3meig Scr
Wornonetfirhe. Der oils She reor-
aoni5eo Gburd Of Seius Gbriit OF
Batter Gan" befonnt lit, mcldcr oen
Sempe ballen miro. Ger Sauptiit
otelc@ 3pe;Jes it in 9amcni, Solpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23
Hedtc Der StuutSunges
ltellteu.

GariS, %. Wtot. - DDS 8obinet
begllto6tete bellte ben @ortlout elmer
Gill, melhe Die Hed)tc Itoutlider 9(il=
geitcllten 0eiinirt. Die 8eieBoorloge
gibt Den gingeitelten oeS StoateS oos
9tsht, iih. 5pnl 0eoGnieltjQen .SAube
81 perbinOen unO regliIirt Die 9efor-
oerltng nltf @runo Der SGbigteit uno
oea 9ienltnlterS.
8uterGrfolq q.
9oup, Sranfreidl %. Mot.-Ser.
bert 2Otbpn mnd)te belite cine Sobrt
I'M Monoplone uno belt lid 81 Wi-
nuten mo 81 Setitnoen il Der Suit,
mo spar in elmer 6obe bon 30 bis
80 SUB.
Erin5 Sto'S g ii dtritt.
Sofio, %. Wai. - Die &eiignos
ton OeS Yrin5cn ,NSto oils Der joponi.
ihe @eneral-& ertretcr IN &orea miro
oemnGhIt erluartet, uno Discount
Gone, Der gegenm1rtige Gice = @ene.
rolOertrcter, miro lein9tndfolger mers
Del.
&c itGnoniB iir Subcr.
PETERSBURG, %. Moi. - 81
nem 8cfabI Oes G5oren 5uiolge lit
SSl,ben iebt erlnltbt, Die 9ooeorte I'M
&aufuilS 81 beiud)en. Sor iedjS
@ohen erlieB ser @ouperneilr oaS
&oufoiltS einen 9efebl, Der Den Sll'
oen ben 9elud, iener Snbapldbe I'M
terloate. 4
Huiiiibcr BricItcr ermor.
Somef, HllBluno, %. Nai. -
Ser Yrielter S9ltotilts, Ser 6iibr9r
einer monortiitiid)en Organization
in Comet unb Heoafteltr Der monor-
hiiden 3eitung, mltroc belite ernlor.
oct ouiaafunben. Is lit Elm politi-
lher Moro. Gie SbGtcr iito oUer
nod nidt befolint.
@iIbelmine m~ohlouf.
Soog, %. Moi. = aoniain @i[.
belnline, ipelbe am 80. april cine
Sobtcr gebobr, lit iett poais picoar
bergeitelt. Seute mod)te iic gum CT.
item Wole cinen Spa5iergone. Sic
Wdrtarin trltg 0aS &inb.
9ollon @ettfobrt in gno.
LAMB.
2onooit, %. Woi. - Gieraebn
2%uitbaaonS itiegen hellte 81 Surlina-
bam aui. GS lit Die iGbrlihe Sui.
lons@cttfabrt inter Den guipi5ien
bes britilden Iero-GlllbS fiir @eiof
preiia uno WeooiQen. Mn Der 8ett.
faDrt nobmen Sbeil 5ebi britiite,
orei Oeutid)e unb elm boaGnoiider
9alon.
= nttragetten febren 5lls
rud.
Sonoon, %. Moi. = Sie amc-
rtfoniihen Srauenrsdtlerinnen s[nra
Sbap, SiIcp Intbonp, SRI. Gorbctt
uro 3rau Ilice Eierce, nelde in
Sonoon Der @abres-9 Convention Ser
aSnternatiopnft @omon's Snffro0e
Seagne" bcigclpolnt babsn. troten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

bellte Die Seimreile na6 Den Sercis
nigten Stootet an.
Ger @iiffeI.
Noirobi, 9ritiid, Sitoirifo, %.
Wni. - Sbeooore Hooicpelt un0 iein
Sobn Gernlit crlcgten beltte Den brit.
ten 9iifiei. Der 8iiifel, oen lie &C.
tern p%ermlnoetert, flob III eineu
Sltmpf, no er pereiloete llllo beittc
oufgefuloen mur0e.
9rttiihe &otonic'n ollcn
eigenc 5lotten doffen. .
2pnOon. %. Moi. - Ionlird(
2orb CHARLES 9ereSforo iprof 0eiterll
Slbcno in elmer Seriammlung bon
I%illtroluiicrn iiber Die Slottenfrogs.
ST rtetb On6lt, 0aB Die Golor1ie'n, an
itatt 5lrlI Sau neller GreoonollgbtS
6%ei5lttrngcn, Stronger bolten ioQten,
I'M tbrcn &erttGr un0 Sal0el sl
ihiiben nn0 ben HllclcllS bon eigencl1
Slotten 5ll bilGcnL nnd 0em 0orbilo
bon Sapoll, oaS Dor cinent bulben
S%abrbunOert nit Sd)ilofr0tenid)ilo II.
9ogen un0 Gieileu gef0n1pft babe.
Dies lolte fir Die &olpnie'n nift
idDnieri9 lein. WaS onS Oelitld)c Hcid)
braltde, JET einc Slotte, melde i'm
Stonoe lei, bi1olt5 5l 0eben mo on-
5ugreiien, ionic oic &crfe6rSrouten
5u id)ilser. 9ereSforb iogtc, er lei
Der Nnitdt, Dab uniere ipobnlinni0e
Hetlome fir IrenonougbtS" bel olt-
bercn Notionen NnitoB erregte it,o
europa in cine ihredlid foItipielige
6lnttensGontitrrcn5 bitin 500.
Sbriftitellcr agcn
Cant.
Gopenbagen, ~. Wai. = Cine
Nboronung bieiigcr Sd)riftItcQcr
iprad) beutc bel Dem omeritaniihen
8elan0ten Dor uto bonfte ibn fir
Ielnc Gienite bel Ser 6oroarung Der
o0nilden 2iterotur in Amerifo. Iic
SerreH etll,d)fell 0cl1 We1QnDtcllGQnli.
Dem Stduts0eportement cine In5ahl
BON geidliiiien 81 iibernlittellL in
rpclfer Scr ~Gopprigbt 2eague" uto
ben Mitglieoern OcS Gongrelies, Die
fir Die Hedte europGiider Nutoren
eilgetreten iinb, Cant altSaeiproden
miro.
Suffragetten It ii rmen
S6effieIb, England, %. Moi.
PM cine politiihe geriammlun1.
in lpelfer Erentier Msquitb aeitern
abel1o bier cine Heoe bieft, lpurbc
bon elmer Sdaor Slfirogetten eiu
Stirmnngriif m1ternommen. Gs &c.
lang Den 6ranell ieood nift, 3ut.itt
5itir Saol SIT %erlongcn, u1o mebrerc
bon tbnen ipuroen bel 3uiomlnenItG.
Ben nit Der Eoli5ei perlebt. Sr. u.s.
aultb mar gen0tbigt, iid) inssebein,
ollrf elnc Seitentbiir oapon gu lrlc.
den. ebe oaS Yroeromm beenoet mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23
SelbitmIr0er init 80 Sahren.

Dearborn, Wid)., 90. Woi. -,
Sicr begging geItern rltncle 9iGp"
@rop, ein SO Sabre otter W2onr,
SelbItmorb ourf oer @enub bon ga.
rller Grin. ST bintcrIabt ieine IS
Sabre altc @dttin mo lpor ppblbo.
bcnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

Son0or, ~. Wtai. = Sie anlc-
rtfonilt)en Srouenrsdtlerinnen gnna
Sbop, Sucp Intbonp, tSrI. Gorbctt
uno 3ran Ilice Eierce, neld)e in
Sonoon Der Sabres-g onpention ser
aSnternatiopafG@ pman's Snifro1e
Seagne" bcigcluobnt baben. traten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

9oun Sranfreidl, %. Moi.-Sers
bert 2otbpn mod)te belite cine Sobrt
I'M Mtonoplone lnO belt iih 81 Oi-
nuten mo 81 Sefitnoen nj Der Sllft,
mo 5lpor in elmer @o6e bon 80 bis
80 SUB.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27

20 think that there was nothing on earth
that could make me fat. / tried tonics,
digestivos, heavy eating, diets. milk.
beer and almost everything else you
could think OF, but without result. l
had been thin for years. and began to
think u was natural for me To be that
way. Finally I read ABOUT the remark
able processes brought about by the
use OF Protone. so / decided TO try a
myself. Well. when I look az myself in
the mirror now, l think Il Is somebody
else. have put on Just 30 pounds dur
ing the last month and never felt
stronger or more "nervy in my life"
PrOtone Is a powerful inducer OF
nutrition. Increases crfl-growth, makes
perfect the assimilation Of food, in
creases the plumber or bloOd-corpuscles
and as a necessary result builds up
muscles and solid. healthy flesh. and
rounds out the figure.
For women who cnn never appear
stylish In anything they wear because
OF their thinness. this remarkable treat
ment may prove a revelation. II is a
beauty maker as wen as a form builder
and nerve strengthened,
II will costryou nothing 10 prove the
remarkable effects OF this treatment.
IL Is absolutely non-injurious to the
most delicate system. The Protone
Company. 1915 Protcue Bldg. Detroit,
Mich. win send TO anyone who sends
name and address. a free 50 package
prove that Il does the work. They
will also scnq you their book on why
You Are Thin" free or charge. giving
facts which will probably asto1ish you.
send couponelbelow today with your
Mann ara address,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27
Who Ever Heard Of a BaIdheadesi
Indian? Nobody.

No, these dusky rovers OF the
plains. with their strange intuition
for discovering Natures own rene
dies, knew OF the wild Sage Brush of
the West, and knew that brew
made OF its spicy leaves would keep
their seaips clean and healthy and
also preserve the glossy blackness of
their hair. In this generation this
simple brew OF the medicine man"
of the tribe has been vastly improved
as a hair tonic and color restorer by
the addition of other valuable ingre-
dents. the most important being Sui
phur. long recognized by scalp spe-
ciallsts as being a valuable remedy
for hair and scalp troubles.
In fact. all healthy hair contains a
certain amount of sulphur. which
keeps the hair in good condition and
protects the hair roots from the at
tack of germs. which cause dandruf,
Itching scalp. falling hair and other
troubles of the sort. When the hair
lacks the proper amount of sulphur,
as IS SHOWN Dy It's SPRUNG AZ th0
ends, coming out o. losing its color.
the lack should be supplied by using
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair RE
storer, a scientific preparation OF
Sulphur. Wild Sage and other valu-
able medicinal Ingredients Won
derful remedy for keeping the scalp
healthy and making the hair grow.
The manufacturers OF this remedy
authorize druggists TO sell II under
guarantee that the money will be re-
funded II It fails 10 do exactly as
represented. w. ]. Gilbert, Paducah,
KY. sells II at soc and 800 a bottle
or The wyeth Chemical company. OF
New York City. will send 1t, express
prepaid, upon receipt OF price.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27
occan's Toll I'm Soil.

One OF the most startling facts
coming to the American public from
the latest report of the secretary of
agriculture is that the rivers OF the
United States are annually pouring
into the ocean. not less than one bill
lion tons Of sediment. and that this
immense volume or waste consists
OF the most valuable elements of the
soil, the very richest material. az
the secretary calls Il, "the cream of
the soil" At moderate appraisal
the annual loss exceeds all the land
taxes of the whole country. and this
loss Is steadily increasing instead OF
decreasing. This does not take into
account the coarse detritus which Is
pushed along the sides OF the larger
streams. Then we have TO take into
account. besides the soil lmpoverIsh-
ment. that the sediment pollutes the
waters that carry Il. endangering
the lives Of those who are compelled
to use them, and reducing their
value for manufacturing and other
domestic purposes. In fact. we have
here a combination OF evils that hu-
man thought embrace.-Independ-
ent.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27

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Fort William. Ontario. through these
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Northern Navigation Co.'S feet. and
the finest and fastest vessels on the
Great Lakes will fly the house fag OF
this popular Company. The steam
ers run in connection with the Grand
Trunk Railway System. and all par
ticulars. rates and descriptive iitera-
ture. etc. can be had for the asking
by applying to G.. W. Vaux. 917
Merchants Loan & Trust Bldg. Chi
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