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The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
oRrHOGRApHY.

What are elementary soundsp How
many? How dividedy
2 Detne primary and secondary &C.
cent.
Define: Root; afix; ultimate; semi
dferesis; macrOn. ...o
Distinguish between photography
and Orthoepy. ...
Indicate all the sounds Of "a' by
diacriticai marks. illustrate each.
Give two rules for word ending with
silent final re" on taking SUNK. Illus
trate each rule by two words.
Give rule for forming plurals of
words ending with ''y". illustrate each
rule with two words.
Select and define ten words con-
tanning meter"
8 Give meaning Of following sufiixes
and two words to illustrate each: dom;
hood; ness; ship; less.
10 Give meaning Of prefixes: Re; un:
dis; mis-; be. illustrate each with two
words.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
DESERT LAND, FINAL PRnOF.-NOTtCn
FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND ORTICE,
0lenwood Spsings, Colo, June II, 1eos.
NOTICE = hsreSy stven that asosse
ert land claim No. 28A Ute sertes. FIR the
SW Y Sc \ Soc q. TIP l n. X - " ~ 2 y.
before H. A. Wtdhack. Coulty Judfe, q
Neeker, Colo. on Saturday, the md day Of
August, lslE, At 10 O'Clock q. N.
He names the following witnesses 10 Prove
the complete IRRIGATION and reclamation OF
said land:
John D Miller. John " WEIGH, wei3aa 9
Reynolds and Albert " Pierce, all Of Aeekee,
Colorado.
telt-jy0 J. r. SQUIRE. Resistsr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land O1Bce At GIenwood Spsiues, CeSo., !
May IL l0Qe

NOTICE ID hereby given thaf ~ fnfiQ..
IN inR. named settler has 1ltd NOTICE - Ms
claim, and that seid proof Will b. nqds before
u. 4; Wildhsck; County yuass nssssr;; &c Colo:
j. 6ssssi Hos;s, q. his r o No s7us. Ute,
for the hits 8 Q, and n and NV y Sc Y, SEQ ].
ID 4 - " oth y.
he Names the following Witnesses. TO Provo
hts continuous residsnoe upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
edGsr c, Archer, Eddie p. wilbes, Isaac
Collier and Eli Fuller, all Of Aeeker, Coin.
ml7-je7i }. 2. SQUIRE. Register.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
READING.

Distinguish between Elocution and
Reading.
3 Name two purposes Of reading.
3 What is supplementary reading In
the school roOmy
4 What is the use. ii any. OF the
dictionary in reading?
s Define: Expression; articuiatiou;
qualifications; accent; cadence.
8 What is the Associated press? The
Metropolitan presss The Cosmopolitan
pressy
Z What Is Uncle Toms Cabinp Tell
all you can about circumstances CON-
nected with 1t.
8 Give authors Of following: King Of
the Golden River; Hiawaths; Evange-
line; American Flag; Legend of Sleepy
Hollow; Snow Bound; Tho Merchant
Of Venice; The Lady Of Lake: The
Vision Of Sir Launfal; Tianatopsis.
8Give history OF American Flag
Why ID stripes and IS starsp Who
made the first American flags Who
unfurIed the FIRST American fiaQs
10 Who originated Arbor Day and
what Is the object Of samep
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
PHYSIOLOGY.

I Define: Anatomy. physiology and
hygiene. Which should be studied first
and whyf
2 Describe how the digested foods
enter the circulation.
Describe the circulation Of the
blood through the body.
Define: Synovial membrane; Serious
membrane; mucus membrane.
Name the principal bones Of the
arm. III the leg.
Explain fully about distillation Of
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or For Glenwoud.

As near as THE HERALD could find
out slseker was represented In Glen
wood this week by the following we'll
known citizens: Mr.. and Mrs. C. A..
Booth. Mr.. and Mrs W. s. Simons.
Mrs. John Smith. W. A. Till0ts0n.
Mrs. Maud Delaney, John A. Watson.
Mrs. j. d. Moog, Mrs. Ed Fairfield.
Miss Bessie Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Adams, Judge Wildhack. Sheriff
and Mrs. Amick. Joe Rooney and
Robbie Clark.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

The Columbia Tailoring Company.
155 to l59 West Madison st., Chicago.
cut. make and trim ladies and gentle
men's own material vt So 50 per snit
Latest STYLES and ut guaranteed. Send
us your goods and measurement by
express. We do the rest.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
How to Avoid Trouble.

Now Is the time to provide yourself
and family with = bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It is almost certain TO be
needed before the summer 10 over, and
II procured now may save you trip to
town In the night Or in your busiest
season. 1t is everywhere admitted to b
the most successful medicine tn use for
bowel complaints. both for children and
adults. No family can aiYorti to be
without it. For sale by Strehlke 4
Givens, druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

l Write preamble Of United States
constitution.
2 Name United States Representatives
and senators Of Colombo. Which re-
ceives tho larger salary, the senator's or
representatives?
8 In our National legislature, state
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Once at Gienwnpd epsiA6s, ColA.,t
Nay ~ noA IS
NJOTICE-Is hereby elven that ~ tnloi,nS-
~ named pettlcr has He'd unttoe q ~ n
ttou to make anal proof IN support d
claim, and that said proof viii DO made
fsre II. A. wiidhsck, County Judge.
Neeker, Colo, on Saturday. the 18th day>0~
June, l90e, ut NJ O'Clock VI, yis;
Cisrence P. Nathes. Of Neeker, Co}n. on hi1
p D No Ass, Ute, for the 3 y Ne y. ~
NE y, end NV u ne y. Eco I. : n, N0W
eth p n. s5-
4c names the following Witnesses y prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, Wig: ~ ~. ~.
Oiof Andcrs4x,, Dawson ". Blsck. .Aues,st
Anderson and Lewis. Allcn,. all Of Neekes.
mis.jssi !. r. SQUIRE. Resistsr.
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alcoholic liquids. What things are neces-
sary tn produce alcohol?
7 What is the difference between the
structure of a voluntary and involuntary
muscle?
8 Name three divisions Of the ear and
describe zach.
o Name three important uses Of skin.
10 Explain fully How We see."
GENERAL INFORMATION.
What ia Civil Service Reform?
9 What IL meant bv l6toly
3 What Is It to stump state or dis
trictp
4 Name county offices and present
officials.
s Tell all you can about following
names: Denver. Gunnison. Powell.
Pike ana Long.
0 What are, Tho Madison Papers w
7 What Ia meant bv the Isihmian
canal? What are the advantages to BE-
derived from this waterway
8 From Whit document IL the fellow
ing tskei, Y: ''All men are created equal
and endowed by their Creator with Ger.
tain inalienable rights" ......
8 Tell something about each Of the
following: Marip0sa Grove; Barth"ldl
Statue; Yosemite Valley: Marcus Whit.
mans Ride: Union Pacific Railroad.
10 Tell something. Of interest about
following: Robert Fulton; Elias Howe;
Cyrus Mccormick; Thomas Edison;
Marconi; Roentgen; Peter CtOper; San,-
mel Morse; Cy rus Field; John hebling.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
WKITlNG.
ARITHMETIC.

I Change the following to decimals
nnd per cent: G.-l00; II 200; I; !; 1910
2 Who originated the hill tn change
our money system from English to the
present American Decimal system?
What Is the weight Of a silver dollar
Silver half dollar?
3 The distance between two stations
on railroad is IA miles, which Is 1ol
per cent of the whole road. The dis
tancs between the two stations is what
Der cent OF the remainder ut the road
4 Which IL the larger and how much.
an ounce Troy or an ounce Avoirdu-
poisp What Is the unit Of Troy, Avoir-
dupois and Apothecaries wsightp
s Mr.. Jones paws SCOT 90 taxes. The
tax is ~ mills on the dollar. What is
Mr.. Jones worth IL property Is taxed on
a basis OF 40 per cent Of real value?
Find annual interest and amount on
a note of $500. due in years at 8 per
cent interest; the interest being due
yearly but unpaid.
7 II A does piece of work in 10 days
and B In 8 days. how long would 1t take
the two to complete III
8 A field that is twice rs long a. wide
contains 1850 square rods; what will 1t
cost tn fence 1t at SIS per rodp
0. What ID Standard timeY Explain
fully. What was the Julian calendar !?
Clergyman cxlendarp Find exact time
from July 4 tn September /, 1902.
10 A man'S account Is ~ follows:
Or. CT.
June 10. % days. $40 n June u each Z. >. 500
June ~, 10 days. 400 June 20. cash. NJ
When 10 balance duep
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

There was general complaint among
the trout fisherman, last SUNDAY, owe.
bad luck. until they learned that Jim
Norvell was up ut Yampa helping to
baptixe y whole congregation of sinners
In the river. Henry SchaiRnit. Jr.. was
aboOt the only successful angler OF the
day, and he hooked his prises In ANAL
streams. away from the river. having
noticed N peculiar sulphurous odor about
the water which suggested tn him that
s0me ceremony was going on up the
river which would demoralixe the tisll In
the main stream. II NAV he well to
wash and BE- Clean" ~ the song ad-
vises. but some people want to know II
he game warden would not he justified
In insisting that the publication yr,,cess
be carried on where 1t wouldn't spoil the
trout fishing Steamboat Sentinel.
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Colonel George L. Grner Ia this week
acting rs deputy for Assistant Post
master Fisk, which accounts for the
improved cnndit,On Of affairs around
the Federal building. We now get our
mail ut any old time, and-if the colonel
Is mot removed In the meantime. will
get stsmps at about half OF present
rates by end II next week. Nothing
like little Democratic rule to set
things right.
Wa aTe sorry to state that Charley
Keller. Oidest son OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Keller. who has been III with scarlet
fever for several weeks, Is still in y pre-
carious condition. The boy was getting
along all right when other complications
set In.
Mr.. and Mira. ". l.. Parrotta Of
Chicago. have arrived and viii spend
the summer at their delightful retreat
On Ss,uth F0rk-Windermere Lodge.
john Baldwin. ths painter. Is giving
the Meeker-Rihs stage coaches their
annual coat Of paint. As usual Jack is
making them look as good as new.
Postmaster Sheridan reports hotel ac-
Communications rather limited at Craig:
but..Frank played" to his usual luck
and fared all right.
Why not have game Of baseball OH
the Fourth between the champions Of
the Sulphur Creek league and the
MeekersY
Al Ellison stayed long enough in town
Monday to report another baby elk At
tho Vaughan ranch. This makes three
~ far.
Sam Wear has just completed com.
Portable cabins at his summer camp on
hesd OF Miller creek.
4. r. Evans. the Leadvilie optician.
will he In Meeker for three days only
Jmne 80. July and 2. Anyone needing
gIAsses adjusted please call at thu Fair
ietd rs6idsncs on Park avenue.
y 49, p q y
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COMING and GOING

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Brown 1T Big
Beaver, were city visitors Monday.
c. C. Compton. Il Il r u stock agent.
wss Meeker visitor during the week.
-.
Joseph CoilOm OF Axial. paid this
mart OF trade u business visit Tuesday.
-
Il. Hartke IL representing the local
camp Of W0,dmen Of the World u the
district convention, this week.
Rs -
Assistant Postmaster Fisk has gone
to l.esivilIe to attend the district con
ventiOi Of the svoOdmen Of the World.
-
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Oldland aud
Miss Katherine left Sunday morning
to spend the week or the ranch-dDwn
the river.
II. II. Hemphili. Lawrence. Kas..
". l.. and Mrs. Parrotte. Chicago. and
John Lyon. Glenwood. were registered
at the Miller house. yesterday. r.
-
Peter Jennings, a Leadville pioneer.
spent SUNDAY night In tnwn. Mr..
Jennings had been over in Routt look
ing after state lands and timber. X
nr -
Judge Wildhack. Mr.. and MIRA W. 8.
Simons. Mrs. Y. A. Dikeman. Mrs. Lon
Adams. and Lawyer Martin arc among
the Meekerites who take in Gienwood
this week.
-
H. BerQh and family left Monday for
Juniper SPRING., Yampa river. Mrs.
Bergl's health has been very poOr for
some time past aud 1t Is hoped stay at
the springs will be beneficial. q;
-
E. j. Wilson, who attends To the
federal business. and incidentally books
after the municipal Affairs af White
River City. autographed It ttle Mssker
hotel In the early part Of the wssk:A
- ss,a .%
AISa8ttCu WHL0W1s sWlNc IrU<<st0 w ~
SIN. Mrs. Dan Moo9 and Mrs. "a Fair
field. ccmpOsed 0ne of the numerous
Meeker parties which went tn GIensood
this week tn take In Strawberry Day.
John hasn't been In the Int water town
since 's5 and We have requested Rev.
Builis. Senator Ed Taylor and others to
keep an eve on him. 8
- 4a~ -
AT THE MEEKER-V D Bristol, Dem
yer; J i killian, Delta; F II stump.
Colorado Springs; o Aldrich. Thorn
burg; q 9 Patterson. BnfOrd; b q
Wells, Ontario; o PiY Burch. Ride;
. F Lincoln. Denver; + Mclaughlin.
Raneely; A. II Blsner. Denver; l.
Shearsr, Denver; G p Lackey. Denver;
Jas W Bxinbrich. Picsance; Walter
James. Axial; T E James. Axial; W b
Hunt. San Fradcisco; Chas Long and
wife, Hayden; David Morgan, ,Axial.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
A Thrivins Industry.

- u
Not many Of our readers are awara Of
It but the making OF honey Is becoming
quite IN industry in these parts.
Two years ago. John A. Watson re-
ceived two hives from Vernal. and now
has sixteeg hives after selling several.
Among others In this vicinity In the
bee business are. Is. F. Goff, Wyman
Bros. Al Ellison and A. II. Adams.
Mr.. Adams 10 said tn be the best bee
man In the valley. having learned the
business in all its phases hack In Ohio.
With very little care, bees do well In
this valley and the only surprise is that
more Of our ranchmen are not engaged
in the gentle art.
All the honey used In the valley should
be produced At home.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

One Of the improvements at the
sclus'l hn"se will be a eo-ept flag pole
set on the campus.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

According 10 tile Denver papers there
is . scarcity OF railway labOrers and
ranch hands thrnneli0nt Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

The Fourth QUARTERLY Conference will
be held at the Methodist church next
Sunday. Elder Klrkbride will preach
morning and evening.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Il. A. Martin caught Alb rainbow
trout Monday. 1t measured .Si inches
IN length.
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@M%-o

This signature e On svssy bog Of lie se,siss
Laxative Beono Qsiaise -.sssss
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70 CURE 4 COLO IN one oar
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnins Tablets.
All druggists refuud The money II 1t
fails to cure. E. W. Grovsb signature
is on each box. lie
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

An communications .h.nd re- sdfircas%<1 tn
'.s'- ruv .vprrp urpA,n
~. -Nti19 xeeher, Colorado
Rifle Ia again talking OF Incorporating
w.. =; .,,,...,no enthusiastically ~,
,,. .,.,.,u,, ,,o,'s.
~->
Meeker will bs well represented At
Gienwo.d Strawberry Day.
Il. a: MsFt'n caugn' : 1''o !A'n"~
.ro'. Mo"o"v. IL aeas"Feo -'f 'ue''e'
ohe #" the i"Pfosegenls ~ '"e
sc'"S" "'''so VIII oo W's "as p'''
SCI OH Tue cs"pas.
Acc,rd;po IN ~. Tlenver manor. there
ia a .c.rc,,v NJ r.i,v.v ,.horer. and
ranch hands thronol,out Colorado.
-.-
Only twelve more days 70 the Fourth
and mn Dro0ram arranged What's the
,o,,,,rv oo,,,n. N, 4. ,.,,;o,,.rn d.ad
-
H. in not 40 long since msny Of our
cattlemen had no ,,se for that part of
summer range within the timber reserve,
hut when a dry season like this strikes
ia. Il ia mighty handy and useful to
have the up-countrv to drive to.
SO
Al Durham favored the city with
brief visit IN the early part OF the week.
Al Is very well pleased with his new
ranch In the Williams Fork region
From all accounts no has got one OF the
hest stock ranches In this part OF the
state.
~ "a -. o.. u.
-. - =. ,. - ~ 49, -.
SO5u. AA5.. - eStSvOu ~ sOSu. M1.
Holloway 10 An embalDer and under
tsker and will 70 into that business
hero. MIR. and Mrs. Holloway have
daughter living In our midst-Ars. E.
r. Grove, % they are not settling among
strangers.
w ""oa.a' o'e's r. :, ~
'us''' ""o VOTES ."s '"o ou'ns' ~
o'au ""u STUMP p"'s
H""'''s ~" anu ot''o' s'e'oo "
"oss" "."k sppe."', o"s o"en
M"eA .e. .y.n WI o'.p
os "'o loa''u ''e '""'s0 W oe
9'o"u'es So
Judge Wildbsck has promised To
bring back tbree kegs OF Anheuser.
H,,.c,,. Ave pounds Of limbereer cheese.
tve,vs lo.vea If rye broad twentv.ti five
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Meeker will b. we'll represented at
GienwOod Strawberry Day.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Ths new battleship Mikaso, built foe
Japan In England. has . toaasD Il 1854.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Onions arc \ preventive aud often.
times cure for malarial fever.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
H,rh school Termination.

Yesterday and TO day the candidates
for admission to the high school are
standing their examination. AS per
instructions OF the high school bnard.
County Superintendent Brown prepared
the following series Of questions for the
occasion. In grading and summing up
the answers Mr.. Brown intends giving
candidates the benefit OF all doubts !;
In other words helping them on their
showing In every WAY possible:
INSTRUCTIONS.
Five per cent will be added tn each
subject that is we'll written and neat.
Put name Of subject ut the top, in center.
above first line on each sheet. Put
your number to the left on Hrst line.
Number each sheet. Use single sheets
and write nm ons side. Do not ask
questions. Neither give or receive help.
The conductor Of this examination
will not collect papers unless the above
are strictly complied with.
WRITING.
l Write ncn-negotiable time note.
. Write II receipt for $500 received
from Tom Hall an account.
8 Write check for $1,000 In favor
Ut yourself signed BY Frank Myers.
Endorse 1t with 1he name OF the person
To whom it 10 made payable.
4 What Is q sight drafts Time drafty
Bill for merchandiseY Bill TOR services!
s Write a ten-line letter " friend
about this examination.
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ls,fi. i. again taking Of Incorporating.

Work is progressing satisfactorily OH
the school hO,iae.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
sro1E BRANDS.
W. L. PArTrsoN.

j: = = !: :: :. =
Cattle branded IN atGhcr
right or taft shosl1Aee.
Range, North tsrk II
Whtee and vtcinlfy,
20 aAlrsss.
Nv 60. - buford, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

II is not 30 long since many Of our
cattlemen had no ,ise for that part Of
summer range within the timber reserve.
but when dry season like this strikes
us. 1t Is mighty handy and useful to
have the up-couptry to drive to.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Al Durham favored the city with a
brief visit In the early part Of the week.
Al Is very well pleased with his new
ranch In the Williams Fork region.
From all accounts no has got one Of the
hest stock ranches In this part Of the
stats. F
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Al Ellison STAYED long enough in towr
Monday to report another baby elk u
tho Vaughan ranch. This makes thret
~ far.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

4. r. Evans, the Leadvilie optician.
will he In Meeker for three days only
Jnue 80. July l and 2. Anyone needing
glAsses adjusted please call at thu Fair
tieid rsSidsncs on Park avenue.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

II. e. Holloway and wife, from Hal
ford. Kas.. has arrived In torn. n
Holloway 10! An embalner and undo
tsker and will 70 into that busine
hero. Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway have
daughter living In our midst-Mrs.
r. Grove, % they are not settling amos
strangers.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Why not have game Of baseball Oh,
tho Fourth between the champions Of
the Sulphur Creek league and the
MeekersY
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Postmaster Sheridan reports hotel ac-
Communications rather limited at Craig {;
but..Frank played" to his usual luck
and fared all right.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

On Wednesday evening. T. d. Der
mitt. who works for the KIT outfit. &C
cnsed one Stump OF purloining =
shooting iron" and other articles Of
western Wearing apparel. but Sheriff
Amick "went through" Mr.. Stump's
''war bae" and found the charge to be
1rOindlesa.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

john Baldwin. this painter. is giving
the Meeker- Rife stage coaches their
annual coat Of paint. As usual Jack is
making them look as goOd as new.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Sam Wear has just completed com.
Portable cabins at his summer camp on
head OF Miller creek.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Parrotta 81
Chicago. have arrived and will spend
the summer at their delightful retreat
0n South Fork-W indermere Lodge.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16

tIOlCluuGu lIOIl page OHt.)
base; Coughlan, third base; Bevile,
catcher; Lewee, short stop; Nance,
center field; Gear, right field. These
players are the pick of the st. Louis,
Washington, Kansas City, Milwaukee
and Louisville clubs, and every one
has a batting average of over 300.
They are stars, and are out for the
$1,000 first money prize. 1t was
learned today, in connection with the
above, that Las Vegas will also be rep
scented by a professional CLUB, and the
team is likely 10 come from the top
notchers of the Western League.
A. II. Barley, the Kansas City float
decorator, has accepted the PROPOSE
ton of the fair management, and will
he here in plenty of time to decorate
the floats for Montezuma, and his
daughter, who will be the queen of the
fair. By the way, very little interest
is being taken in the voting contest for
queen. 1t must be remembered that
no section of New Mexico is barred
and The Citizen would like to see a
move in the direction of queen voting
at an early day.
j. II. O'Rielly, president of the Ter
ritorial Fair association, has returned
to the city from Las Vegas. He went
up on the excursion train but stayed
ove a day in order to talk about the
fair. He found the people feeling
friendly toward Albuquerque, and they
say, taking into consideration the fact
that Albuquerque sent 96S people to
the Roosevelt Rough Riders reunion a
few years ago and over 300 excursion
lists last Sunday, that Las Vegas will
send down a big delegation to the fair
here in October.
The bids for privileges for fair week
closed last night. The sealed bids
were opened this morning and the priv
ileges awarded as follows: Miguel
Duran, bar, $500; Roberts and Wyn-
koop, program and score card, $12O;
f. w. King, peanuts, popcorn, candy
and orange cider, $l65; j. T. Carnes,
lemonade, s25; bicycle rack, $40;
George Harris, doll rack. $50.
a proposition was received this
morning by the fair management from
a Pueblo gentleman for the pool privi,
leges at the fair. His terms appear to
be very liberal, and in connection
Herewith, if he secures the privileges
he guarantees at least twenty-five
horses from Colorado to the fair tc
take part in the trotting, pacing and
running events.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ernest Robertson and wife, Of Ash
Forks, Arizona, are in the city today,
coming in from the west this morning.
w. L. Hackney, of Urich, Mo-,
where he conducted a drug store, is in
the city for helath reasons, and will
remain some time.
There will be a meeting of the
school board tonight when action will
be taken to relieve the congested con
dition of the school rooms.
Frank Murphy, freight conductor on
the Santa Fe Pacific, received a tele-
gram today announcing the fatal ac-
cident at Emporia, Kan, last night, of
E. E. Ives, the t~rainmaster. The
dead railroader and Conductor Muir
ply were particular friends.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16
WHAT CAUSES DANDRUFF.
Greatest European Authority on Skin
Diseases, Says It's a Germ.

The old idea was that dandruff is
scales of skin thrown off, through a
feverish condition of the scalp. Prof.
Unna. Hamburg. Germany, European
authority on skin diseases, says dan
druff is a germ disease. The germ bur
rows under the scalp, throwing up lit
tie scales of c~uticle, and sapplng the
vitality of the hair at the root. The
only hair preparation that kills dan
druff germs is Newbro's Herpicide.
Destroy the cause, you remove the
effect" Not only cures dandruff, but
stops falling hair and causes a luxuri-
ant growth. Delightful hair dressing.
Send 10 cents in stamps for sample.
The Herpicide Co, Dept. IF" Detroit,
, Mich.