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VOL. XVIII. NO. 3322.
HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1906.
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Corporation Notices.
ELECTION OF OFFICER8.
THE PACIFIC QUANO A FERTILIZ
ER COMPANY.
At tlio adjourned Annual Meeting o(
tho stockholders of The Pacific Ounrui
& Fertilizer Company, held at the offico
of. It. Hackfelil & Company, Limited,
Honolulu, on Wednesday, February
21st, 1000, the following directors wero
elected to sere for tho ensuing jenr:
Geo. N. Wilcox,
D, P. R. Isenberg,
W. Pfotenhauer,
Geo. Rodlek,
F. Klamp,
who, subsequently, at a meeting at the
Hoard of Directors, appointed the fol
lowing officers to servo for the ensuing
year:
Geo. N. Wilcox President
D. P. R. Isenberg
Vice President
W, Pfotenhauer Treasurer
F. Klamp Secretary
A. Haneberg Auditor
F. KLAMP.
Secretory.
Honolulu, Fcb'y. 21, 1906. 3320-31
Coffee Market Offers
a Brighter Prospect
HIS IHnw fsrhnnk Have
H li Tfflu
against 1,260,000 bigs for the same per
iod a j car ago. In other words, 000,000
lugs less Increase In the visible sup
ply this car thnn In a crop year which
ended with n decreaso In tho visible
supply of about 1.100,000 bags tho first
decreaso or any extent slnco 1890, when
the Brazilian crops began to Increase
"Wo are convinced that the visible
supply of the world on July 1, 1900,
will be less thnn 10,000,000 bags, against
U,zu5.oou bags same day In 1905; 12.
301.000 bags In 1901; 11,900.000 bags In
1903; 11,261.000 bags In 1902
"The mllrcls price of coffee at pres
ent Is about the same as It was July 1,
muz, but as the rate of exchange on
Editor Evening Hullelln "Wliat.
ever a lady docs Is ladys wofk" Is ai
truism old as time Itself We bellevo 4.
In work, even whatever the hands or ,
Ihp fee find to do, Hut thpre Is. and
must over He, a harmony in things tor-
rpstrlnl as there certainly Is in things
celestial. A King could and might help
to set his palaco In order and even
thine his own snoes and those of bis
Queen; but
That King would not In so doing lote
any of his dignity, were It an urgent
case In hand. Hut as a rule, and as a
matter of course as wc say, It Is not
proper for a King, a President, a Gov
ernor, etc. .to don overalls and a
slouch hat and neglect Ills high office
Been Legislatively Handled
Corporation Notices.
ELECTION
OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS.
AND
WAHIAWA WATER COMPANY, LTD.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
KEKAHA' SUGAR COMPANY,
ITED.
DM-
At the Annual Meeting of the stock
holders of the Kekaba 8ugar Com
pany. Limited, held at the office of It.
Hackfeld & Company, Limited, Hono
lulu, on Wednesday. February 21st,
1900, the following directors wrc elect- the holdings of one of our largo roast'
The New York circular of Henr:'
Nordllnger & Co. says of coffee:
"The decreaso of the vlslblo supply
during the month of January hns brok
en nil previous records. When mis
decreaso was made known It brought
In some buying orders, which were,
how over, not of sufficient volume to
bring about more than a trifling ad
vance In the price. Even this advance
was only held temporarily, ns spec
ulators engaged on the short sldo of
coffco made free sales In order to stop
n doe onment of the demand, a pur
pose In which they succeeded for the
time being. The distributing trade In
this country, while probably somewhat
better supplied than a short while ago.
does not carry any reserve stocks, -mm
n few weeks of normal distribution
must force It Into tho market ngaln
"In the meantlmo tho Improvement
In tun position or coffee continues at a
p.nM ntiiA nnA with nnlv vnrv ttmnll
.mM,. nt Ilrntllfnn hlnnlnf? nnrtu nnrifhn Mill nf nrnrinMlnn ha I. .... ntt Ing In that BChOOl department Of HoS-
n small available supply of commercial I today. The low price he hns obtained on during seven years, not a teacher
grade In our markets, a renowed de- during tho last four years In his home ' nimurru m mmi- iura.
currency has resulted In n forced neg- ttn nprun, nmt ii. u uuuru
lect of his plantations. Ills Indebted- ' servitude' Those men mid women
ness has Increased from year to year tmnilnmo!) were respected, honored
and ho Is certnlnly not In condition Hko to never another, treated Indeed
now. with a heavy debt on his should- Wo MiR "'! queens, well-paid, well
ers and a run-don n property, to obtain housed, nicely clothed. No second-
cation of the composition of the Unit-, fresh resources with which to nnv fonlass tickets for them, no menial's
cd States vlslblo supply that, barring labor In taking care of his plnntntlon. tare' They were the guides the til-
i;von it ne snouici receivo financial as-nors. me icnciicra, 11 jim picum-. m me
na.n 1. ni, en ..-. 1.1.1... ,1.. KUU lis viiniiy-imporiam uuairs to ai
Import cost for consuming countries Is tc.n'' lr "l8"",, Tnc ,?ch?18
lust that much higher Through tho "l '"" ""' " "' """ "".
ndvance In the rate of exchange thehaverulcd the country and havo made
cost of living In Brazil has Increased. ,,ne. "V".n. 0 pk are me mou- pledging himself to use his Inllucnce with the next regular session
and whereas the planter was already In t'l inue Jor ,n,.., "' OI cnoal lo -f 0f the legislature to appropriate a sufficient sum of money to place
lozrorced to sell his coffee nt less than """ "-r '. I. ,"," "--"'"""'- the srl
Editor Evening Ilulletln No w that the parents, the press and
the patriotic well-wishers of tin- future nf Hnwall seem to be pretty
well aroused ns to the lamentnblc cundltlun of our schools, caused by
tho governing authorities of this Territory It would be well If wc
could fix the responsibility before the election of tho next Legisla
ture The crippled financial condition of the department Is owing, In
the first place, to the unwlso and Inconsiderate cut made In the spec
ial session of tho Legislature. The responsibility for this, without
question, rests upon Governor Carter.
That session of the Legislature was, strange lo say, simply n
registering dummy In his hands. It did euTythlng he nsked It to do.
It changed no figures. Ho slashed off against the protest of tho
Superintendent of Schools at that time, an amount of the appropria
tions for schools the previous regular session of the legislature had
made, until It wns Impossible to carry on the school department with
efficiency Tho salaries of the leathers, pitiful enough bifore, had to
be cut twenty per cent, and this began three months before the end
of the school year, thus violating the sacred law of contract
Tho Governor did this, however, as ho said at the time, merely as
n temporary expedient, regretting the necessity for bo doing, nnd
schools on the former efficient basil
mand, such as Is bound to come, can
not be readily supplied. Take for ex
nmple Klo 7s, of which tho consump
tion In the United States Is larger than
of any other grado or kind of coffee.
nnd wc una niter n morougn nntmi
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tcrs, there Is not enough of this grado slstanrc now. which seems to be the Uimh of that benutlful city, and every -t-
In the country to supply tho require- nlm of the government bond measure 'loor of art, or beauty, nf comrort turn-
1 ments for consumption for more than recently promulgated, wo seriously imI on Its hinges for their entrance and
1 one month. The total stock at Illo doubt whether he could succeed with exit' The President has his duties.
tonslsts of less than 200.000 bags of all the money nt his disposal In bring- the porter his. The Teacher has her
jail grades, and cry little of this stock Ing his plantation back to Its full bear-' place In life, the cnrinker his
1 1 of the crado most wanted here Ing power. Authorities on the subject I Let iik not. my dear friends, In our
"The Increase In tho visible supply of coffee culture ngrco that trees once 'Ignorance, confound thu two. lost there
during the first seicn months this crop neglected gradually turn Into 'forest' I Vie contusion worse confounded
lowing officers to servo for tho ensuing year amounted to only 000.000 bags nnd can neer again be rcsuscltnlcd '' ANNE M. l'UESCOTT.
year:
cd to serve for tho ensuing jcar:
Geo. N. Wilcox,
H. P. Faye,
D. P. R. Isenberg,
W. Pfotenhauer,
E. Kruse,
F. Klamp,
who, nt n subsequent meeting of the
Hoard of Directors, appointed tlio fol
Geo. n. Wilcox president t:t::uasmmtanmmm:n
H.
D.
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F.
A.
P. Faye.. First Vice President
P. R. isenberg
Second Vice President
Pfotenhauer Treasurer
PEACEMAKER.
Klamp ...
Haneberg
Honolulu, TiJb'y
Secretary
Auditor
F. KLAMP,
Secretary.
21, 1900. 3320-3.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
A YANKEE DUDE'LL DO
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Ml Itooscvelt In foreign lands had
suitors by tho score,
'There's many an Eastern potcntato
she left full sore;
She declined tho Sultan's offer his
! ' b.ind nnd fortunn too
I "Who wants the Sultan of Suhi, when
HONOKAA SUGAR COMPANY.
At the regular nnnual meeting of the
Kloe!hohlers of the Honokaa Sugar
Company, held nt the! offlcc of F. A.
Schaefer & Co. on tho 28th day of Feb-
luary. 1900, th following officers wcro
elected to serve for tho ensuing ycai : 1
F. A. Schaefer President
W. H. Balrd Vice President
E Pollltz . 2nd Vies President
tSan Francisco)
J. W. Waldron Secretary I
H. Schwartz Asst. Secretary ,
(Snn Francisco) I
W. Lanz Treasurer I
E. A. Mclnerny Auditor I
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
F. A. 8ehaefer
W. H. Balrd
W. Lanr
H. Focke
Geo. Rodlek
W. L. Hopper
J. W. Waldron.
J. W. WALDRON.
3320-3t Secretary,
a Yankee dude'll do?
Chorus
A Yaukee dude'll do, a Yankee dudo'U
do.
Of titles I'll hao none no noblemnn'j
son.
Uut a Ynnkeu dudo'll do.
A Pake jouth came down the street.
arrayed In fashion s hue,
fie tamo to worship nt her feet, with
otheis, not n few.
But when her answer ho received, he
went away quite blue;
SI said: "No, not u Chinese dude, &
lankco dudoll do.
Chorui.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
I Tho warlike Japs took off their caps to
1 sco tho girl pass by,
iqd when she passed, from many a
heart there camo a lote-lorn
sigh.
I She raid to Japan's Emperor: "I'm
sorry to grieve jou,
Tf.it 1 cannot take your soldier-boys
and leave the boys In blue.
Chorui.
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"If I arlv had thots fellows at Port.mouthl"
N.w York Hrd. I
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He wns ns good as his word
,4- At the last session, he approved tho estimate of the Superlnten-
V dent nnd Commissioners of Education for sufficient means at least to
put the Department on 11 reasonable footing This wholly redeems
4 the Governor's pledges, and relieves him of the responsibility of the
4 present deplorable state of uffu'lrs
Then where does the responsibility tic?
Who are the men whose heads un Indignant public sentiment
should club at the next election' Should they seek political prefer
ment? Tbey nre well known
The House Committee on Education approved the Governor's es
timate", so reported, and It was passed. This nctlon relieves the low
( house of responsibility.
The bill went lo tho Senate, and, owing to the opposition of four
or Ave members of that body, whoe names need not be mentioned
here, the Governor's estimate wus cut down to Hie present dimen
sions Would It not be In accordance with the fitness of things, Mr.
Editor, to hnvo tho Promotion Committee get up a leaflet, with thu
portraits nf these senators in thu centre, and to Inquiries of the
CammttUe by the strangers they .ire trjlng to attract here, as to the
efficiency of our schools thu nnswer would be. "Yes. excellent." In
dred, unique owing to tho most recent methods, largely due to four
or five siholnstlc and philanthropic senators of the last Legislature,
whewo pictures, though doing their benign countenances no Justke.
you may are on this leallet."
"You sei these stulesmen arc practical men of affalrx. They be.
tleve In thu eduction of the hnnd as well as the brain ami Judgment.
Indeed, they have managed to g-t along fairly well In dollar-getting
without much education of the brain and judgment Hence, our ex
cellent new method Is owing to their foresight In cutting down the
appropriation tor schools so that thu teachers themselves should be
lompelleil to sweep nnd scrub, and to instruct their pupils In the
Intricacies of this Important branch of a practical education "
And tho strangers went away marveling,
Honolulu, March 1. '00 PHO.MOTEIt.
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At tho annual meeting of tho share
holders of tho Wnhlawa Water Com
pany, Limited, held In Honolulu on
Wednesday, February 2Stb, 1900, tho
following Directors were elected to
scrvu for the ensuing year;
E. D. Tenney,
W. W. Goodale,
W. A, Dowen,
Byron O. Clark,
C. M. Cooke,
and. at a meeting of the Hoard of Dl
rectors of this same Company held on
the same date, tho following Officers
were elected to serve for the same pe
riod:
E. D. Tenney President
W. W. Goodale ..Vice President
W. A. Bovven .
Secretary &. Treasurer
J. L. Pvormann Auditor
W. A. HOWEN,
Secretary Wahlawa Water Com
pany, Limited.
Honoluu, February 28th, 1906,
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ELECTION
OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS.
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL
PANY, LIMITED.
AND
COM-
At the annual meeting of the share
holders of tho Wnlalua Agricultural
Company, Limited, held in Honolulu
on Wednesday, February 2Sth, 1900,
tho following Directors were elected
to servo for tho ensuing year
E. D. Tenney,
C. M. Cooke,
C. H. Atherton,
W. A. Bowen,
W. L. Hopper,
nnd, nt a meeting of tho Hoard of Di
rector of this same Company held on
thu snmo date, the following Officers
wero elected to servo for tnc same pe
riod: E. D. Tenney President
C. M. Cooke Vice President
W. A. Bowen Treasurer
C. H, Atherton Secretary
T. Richard Robinson .. . Auditor
C. It. ATHEIITON,
Secretary Wnlalua Agricultural
Company, Limited
Honolulu, February 2Stb, 1900,
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CALIFORNIA TENNIS MATCHES..
CHINA ANTI-JAPANESE.
Hotel Del C'oronndo, Feb 19. Two
m ine nve .eni.is """" l0 luhlCs by the steamship Pleiades,
completed today, and the lemnlnlng .,,,,,, ,..', ,,, ,,, ' ,,.
two will be finished tomorrow. Tho
final match of the men h singles wns
ELECTION
OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS.
AND
EWA PLANTATION COMPANY.
Vlctoila. II C. Feb 13 According
which arrived today. Chinese verna
cular newspapers are dill) devoting
v on b an H mill Uc fo "r Stele moro "ml ",0re ""uo '" fo"1B"''r '"'" rector, were elected
won by llrant hmltn. tlio tornii r hiau M antl-foielgn feeling Is being msulnc vcar-
chumplon Miss Horencc S-itton mid ,,,. ,.." .....,?.,.,,. , ensuing j car.
At the annual meeting of the share
holders nf the Ewa Plantation Com
pany, held In Honolulu on Tuesday,
February 27th, 1900. tho following in
to servo for tin?
rmiST OAllTOONrf WOO
Warland carried off the honors Un
mixed, doubles
The match between Percy Murdock
nnd Smith wus the longest nnd closest
of the meet. Tho wenther was nlmost
ns hot ns nt San Hafnel In summer
time Doth players followed In on
service and as the match went flvo
sets they were pretty well used up.
The score was 7-5, 2-0. 0-3, 0-8, 6-4.
. 1 ,
Fine Job Printing at the Bul
letin office.
shown Japanese correspondents nt
Peking In noting this, stnto that antl
Japaneno feeling Is nlso growing In
China nnd considerable feeling Is dis
played by prominent officials became
of the continued Inllux of Japanese In-
E. D. Tenney,
C. M. Cooke,
C. H, Atherton,
W. A. Bowen,
J. B. Castle,
nnd, at a meeting of the rioard of Dt-
OAHU SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED.
And others, too. In countries far, were
struck by Cupid's bow.
While America with smiles looked on
and said: "I told you so,
ai iti Annnnl Meetlnc of the stock
holders of tho Oahu Sugar Company, ' reign supreme by power of arms
Limited, held at the omco ot m. mock- und power of beauty too.
f eld & Company. Limited, Honolulu, on And our loyal girls say everywhere,
Friday, February 23rd, 1900. the fol- .A Yankeo dudo'll do!'"
lowing dlro.-tors were elected to serve;, Chorus,
lor the ensuing year1 , Tl.erc's Consuclo Vnndcrbllt and oth-
J. F. Hackfeld, 1 era, It Is true.
M, p. Robinson,
F. Lewis,
W. Pfotenhauer,
F. J. Lowrey,
J. A. McCandless,
P. Muehlendorf,
H. Focke,
F. Klamo.
who, subie luently, nt a meeting of tho
Hoard of Directors, nppolntcd tho fol
lowing officers to seive for the ensuing
jean
J. F. Htckfeld President
M. P. Robinson
First Vice President
F. Lewis... Second Vice President
W. Pfotenhauer Treasurer
F. Klamp Secretary
A. Haneberg Auditor
F. KLAMP,
SeuTCtnry
Honolulu, February 23, 1900. 3320 3t
HUSTED'S 1906-7 DIRECTORY.
'V'io do not always do Just what you
expect them to,
Mut exceptions are to every rule, cveu
If the rulo Is new,
F.n still I say: "For Yankee girls, a
Yankee dude'll do."
Chorus.
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Novelty Mills Patent
EXCELLENT FLOUR
Dear Editor: Thero Is no copyright
nn fhn nlinvu. nml If nn should nrtnt
It 1 tlilnlf nn mm unillil tnnkn nlilor. !
tlons unless some of the Ktuinltes
might think the space occupied should
bo used for their sandbagging literary
effusions, but I am one ot your sub
crlbors who feels that most any con
tilbutlon would give a welcome rest
.nil thungo.
HANA.
BALLOONING AS SPORT.
Now York. Feb. 13 The success
ful airship ascension ot Charles Levee
at West Point on Sunday evening has
given the sport of ballooning such in
Impetus that at least two couples high
In Now York society plan to mako ns
censlons next Saturday under tho aus
pices of tho Aero Club of America
and Mrs. Cortlandt t.
Announcement will bo mado through
tho press of the arrival of the mana
ger twlthln a few weeks). Meantime
patrons and tho general public are
warned that no ono except the under-
Blcnod Is authorized to canvass nny part They aro Mr,
of the city or territory either for names IJIshop and Mr. and Mrs. New bold Kd
of tesldents, advertising or Bubscrlp-, gar. They said today that, the weath
trbna for the l'JOli-7 Issue of Hustcd' er permitting, they would make un uj
Directory of Honolulu. J. D. Avery. 41 cent from Tuxedo on Saturday.
Young Hotel, Financial Agent. IU- Lovee will engineer tho balloon for
wallan News Co, Ltd., sales agents. j ono of these couples.
You make no mistake when you use "EXCELLENT" Flour. It Is there 4
with the quality.
"EXCELLENT" Flour Is remarkablo for the amount of gluten It con
tains. It Is gluten that makes brawn and muscle and Imparts to bread
Its life-giving properties.
It Is no exaggeration to say that there Is no better flour made than
"EXCELLENT" Flour. Indeed, very few flours are as good.
It will pay every housewife In Honolulu to use "EXCELLENT" Flour.
Cooking with It becomes a pleasure and once tried It Is always used.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Noyelty Mills Patent Excellent F.our
Price $1 25 A Bag
Viz
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to Manchuria, Mongolia. Shlnkeang ,',.., ,.,i .. rmni. i,t.i .
and Klangsl within the last few lho gnmo dBl tho followr. officers
months. Can oneso literati recently , ,C(, , for lnu samo p0.
spread n manifesto that tho real me- .0(,.
jnaco of China's Integrity camo from E'D Tennev President
I Japan and this, augmented by the re- ' J.'""' v " p. Sent
poits of the recalcitrant students who ' " ' ' " ' ' ' Vlee 'i!rv
, have returned to Shanghai from Toklo & H: A'h"l'n t' ,,,
I ... n ....i. .,.i....?,.. ,...., 1. -.:. 1 W. A. Bowen Treasurer
IT;, "l. ', ". " ?""'". "Th rr"lS":i T. Richard Robinson Auditor
1 lh nr.l. nf nn ...l.l,.. ,.!.. C. II. ATHEIITON,
1 policy, has fanned the anti-Japanese
sentiment
II
8EARCH FOR CORRUPTION.
Washington, Feb. 18. President
Jr ' Hoosovelt has taken a personal Inter
est In the charges or fraud and corrup
tion made In connection with the af
fairs of the five civilized tribes In tho
Indian Territory. Hut for his Interfer
ence Indictments against several par
ties alleged to have been engaged In
Illegal practices would have been.
quashed. Now, however, under hU
orders, the Interior Department Is
pushing Its Investigations with In-1
created vigor and It Is reliably stated
that in the near future a number of.
t !fcjiuw iiiuiccuif nis win ue rcporieci
uuuiuti not oniy several men nireauy
1 Indicted, but they will also Include a
'number of person 1 whoe names have
I rot heielufcirj ucu 1. 1 oagbt Into tho
ttfo, InducC'ir a h'Mi Government of-
lliuu In Waiit'pg'oii,
Secretary Ewa Plantation Com
pany. Honolulu, February 27th, 1906.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
APQKAA SUGAR COMPANY,
ITED.
LIM-
DOES YOUR SCALP ITCH7
At tho annual meeting of tho share
holders of tho Apokaa Sugar Com
pany, Limited, held in Honolulu on
Tucfday, February 27th, 1900, tho fol
lowing officers wero elee'ed to serve
tor thu ensuing year:
E. D. Tenney President
C, M. Cooke Vice President
W. A. Bowen Treasurer
C. H. Atherton Secretary
J. B. Castle Auditor
The above named officers also con
sttluto tho Hoard of Directors tor the
intuo period.
C It. ATHEHTON.
Secretary Apokaa Sugar Com
pany, Limited.
Honolulu, February !7th. 1906.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
CALIFORNIA FEED CO., LTD.
I Sole Agents
$i,fi1WPiWt&iWftoftf1 ftSXJHW W9Wl
Are Your Hairs Dropping One by One?
If join scalp itches you are doubi OLAA SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED.
less suffering fiom dandruff. Tho dan-
druff germ Is cIlgBlng up your scalp In' Tho Annual Meeting of tho Stock
little Makes called dandruff and sap- holders of the Olaa Sugar Company,
Idng the life of Hie hair bulb. No Iia.r Limited, has been called by the Direct
preparation lb 11 Is a mere hulr stlmu 0rs for Monday. March 12, A D. 1906,
Inut and tonic will cure dandruff, lie- and will be he'd nt the rooms of the
cause It won t kill the germ that causes chamber of Commerce, Third Floor,
the trouble Ncwbro's Ilerplclde Is the star.gunwald HulliUng, In Honolulu, at
latest scientific- dlBcoveiy; rt.d It will 3 o'clock p. m on that date
kill the dandrulf germ Destroy the The stock .(ransfer books will bo
cause and you rcmovo tho effect: kill closed from March 1st to tho 12th, both
the germ and you will have no more dayu Inclusive
dandruff, lulling hair or baldness. Sold a y VAN VALKFNBUUO
by leading druggists. Send 10c. In I Secretory Olaa Sugar Company,
Hamps for sample to The Ilerplclde' limited
Co . Detroit. Mich. Holllster Drug Co..1 iionoluiu. March I. 1900.
special agents. 3320-Mar. 1, 2, 3, 5, 0, 7, S. 9, 10 12.
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