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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

than be pltchforkod into a state Of
Aontozumal
Who WAC Montezuma. that soy.
erelgn state OF the American Union
should bear bis name. What asso-
citation nas be- with the land 70 be cd.
mittod Montozuma is the more or
lees Incorrect name of n more or less
mythical Indian chief who at the time
81 the spanish conquest dwelt about
a thousand miles from the territory
Ga question. and probably mover saw
or heard of no. Ho was not a great
warrior or Statesman, but appears 20
have been an amiablo woakling whose
mIsfortunCs cast about him a halo OF
seut.moniality. Il would be about az
appropriate to call the proposed
state after tho last incas. Pocahon.
tag. T0usaui EOuyorturo or the De-.
rcndary Tammany. Representatives
picking ont such a name suggests a
romantic mother calling her child Tor
tho heroine of the la1t novel she
wopt over
n these two territories are TO Do
combined there are already two good
names available Arizona ia ouph0n.
.1us and firmly avod to ono part of
fho soil DCscr.pt.ycly and historical
y New Mexico is even better. and the
only reason for abandoning % would
bo jealousy of Ar.zouians. New Moxi.
co has been tho nnmo known the
world over for that region for con
turtles u has been IN every geo.
hrarhy since the arrival of the Span.
.arIH o. De- as thoroughly naturalizCd
Bs Florida 1r Louisiana or Texas or
California 10 ls older than Massa.
ohusotts or Virginia 70 ls no more
unhmorIcau ihan The names of any of
the other territories which have
como down to us from spain bringing
fbrIr t.t'os with them. and no moro
70 1arvIa imitation than Now York or
New Jersey 0r New HompshIro. Tho
name should un with ihc land. ~
.s OF historic Importance Wani0uly
t0 blot 10 from fH. man f0 replace 20
with some stupid now invention
would boz piece uf verbal vandalism
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
NV MEXICO lRRl.
CATION COMMISSION
EXTENDED CONTRACT FOR 100,
900 ACRES or TERRITORIAL
LANDS IN LUNA COUNTY.

The irrigation commission of the
territory was again IN session WodroB.
day afternoon 90 Santa Re G.. "a.
Miller OF Anthony. having arrived on
the noon train and the following mem.
beers were present. Carl B nalics of
Holon. chairman pro tenn Frank
Springer of las Vegas g r. Miller OF
Anthony. and Colonel o. W. knao-
bel. secretary. of Santa Pc An appli
cation was received IRON the -Four
VIo Irrigation company OF Eddy c0un'
ty for the purchase of 1000 acres OF
land upon which to construct a rosCr.
vUir In Eddy county Tor thC purpose
1f Irrmuug tho lanos. iho appIica.
uUn was approved condiuouauy trst
chat tbe applicant bo required Co hle
au affidavit H o. competent civil ON.
rIuoar. showing that tho enterprise
iB q feasible one and also boi-E re-.
gurad in Glc spyuncat.ous OF the
works and am afiday.t statinE that The
money h1a been raised io pay FOR The
building o' the reservoir and further
requiring the applicant t0 deposit 20
cents per acre with the commission
ns evidence of good faith T. q Fish.
CO.. Dr.. of Chicaro. representing tho
W0 M.mhros irrigation enterprise
which corporation desires fo put un.
der irrigation 100000 acres of land ln
Luna county appeared before the com.
mission .n behalf uf BITE father. Lu
c.us 20 Fisher 0f Chicago. and asked
for au extension of me- until January
q. urtl f1 resume work 1n thp project
Nr F'.H.r made very good sbowlur
ana fH. comm H.Iur brUr assured oi
Ono financial ability t0 cory 0u tho en-
IDrur.sD fhr extension var granted
The contract was originally made with
A o. BIrh n. of Haywood. N.V Mex
.e1 now of Ch..1eo. and Nr Fisher is
the assignee OF Nr nurEd0H An in
toros'aIug paper nu irrigation was
read hy United States Deputy SUR
gnvur Tw.,y and Nr IWloy ro
r..ycI unanimous vote of thanks cor
tho paper After ranaacung rouuu,
business tho commission adjourned
uND0t Do .aH of The chair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
nIArk nNlARRlNIfh

The attack Goa tho sheriff ur tb.s
county 900 thr democratic sheet .-e
Morning journal .s ruDruo sheriff
lluhhoII bias nothing whatever FOB du
with che enforcement oI laws lf fHD
Uuitsd Sfrtos 90 any statute bats
teon violated 90 was au ACT u. .uu.
gross and the enforcement pj CHAT
law is matter entirely within rus
Jurisdiction oft tuU luraH states mar
shnia office
Tho historical ouurIa Hr tuo demo.
cratic paper 90 ring 70 amy old charge
against Shgun HubHoI are Bo easily
understood that tha latest attempt to
hcsmIrou him Will iaEe Its place along
side the other abortu that u0v dec
orato the Jourua. a 0uuo department
6horn HuDboII Is a fearless uu
right 1mgIal, aud au Violations oi fuo
territorial criminal code brought 1il
Cially Zoo hIs notice receive prompt
attention without any unnecessary
newspaper scare head notorIvty
yellow journalism
Tho auu.przc hEbt law was passed
by congress when o. o. Catruu was
delegate to congress from Ncw Alex
leo. MT tatrou introduced the law
worked Tor lis passage. and thus pre-
vented some section ut New Mexico
from securing the Recommendation
prize fight which was pulled on neal
Ei paso Therefore 10 Dos an DuUeu
States law. and the boxing exhibition
between Bolt and hcan 90 called q
prize Tight should have been stopped
by Uufcl statga officials
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
VISITORS FROM ST. LOUIS
JUDGE W. 49, KrNsEy AND COLO.
Mel JACOB sroCNU IN rHC NE.
rRopOLIs.

TH. Du.U .Hr. 500. HU. .hHs
afternoon Uuu vs. ~ kusy and
Colonel I1.I. s.0DNp. Two a.Hun.
u'Hh,I citizen. .f &c. Louis. Mo-. who
reached tbs city on rho limited this
morning aud VIII continue west Coz
Phoenix and Globe. Arizona. where
fhey aru Interested 'u mines rhIs
evening
Mr. kuusry represented tby tenth
Missouri district iu the duynut con.
srass and .a well acquainted With
IHu Antonio Joseph oft tms territory
who represented Sew Mexico us "a
delegate u that congress Mr Bin.
Soy Is now uuf rot politics and Boz
pnsa.HF law Iu $50 Louis.
Years ago o. bru.her Frank D. Nu.
s.y received mail go the Albuquerque
post0moo hut h.s present whereabouts
are unknown Tine visitor states chat
HH brother aI that zoe was engaged
loo Ihs cattle business and hu desires
.umD Information now roEardIuE u.m
ST. ,tockr ls "a retired business
man 1f Mound CITY. aud has. like che
IuIau invested some of hIs surplus
SAVINGS 'u Arizona mines
This afternoon both gentlemen are
seeing tho sights OF Albuquerque
wI they are we'll pleased with this
r0fy .r1m all points of the compass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

The trouble begins with a ucklps
ln the throat and a nagE.nR little
cough Soreness Iu the chest fOIlows
and the patient wonders iH ho is 60.
ms 40 have an an winter cold Probe
bly, n no docs the wrong thing OF
nothing Certainly not II he use5 Per.
~ Davis Pain Killer. the staunch old
remedy that cures q cold In twenty.
four hours There is bu' one Pain.
KILLER Perry Davis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

they were destroyed before the great
Faster festival and that whrcn clothes
the earth iu spring apparei aud brings
now blue to the wintry sky are one
and the same. and from a feminine
point 20. Wow may ne ciasst..s a.
par u. fba spirit of uac Eastor bon.
net
s ... would rot care to- blossom
arA Zoo srrus with the haunting
sp'pndor of its particoiurcd autumn
.earra poo matter what their state oi
preservation. o. uy any marvel 0f ma.
t1ro tnDy could ho preserved. nor
would Do want The same leaves % wore
'lst spring u1 master how fresh they
wore and yDt. trees nave the al.
vantage OF women. .nasmuct as fash
IONS Tor them do not cHanFo from
season t1 season. and nobody would
know che difference
~ l.rfhr.gsa. tuo proH.l.nk d}ada
DO v1s perhaps for ats reason that
tha GrreHs credited trees with .aylug
feminine presiding deity insist up
1000 ln annual uoW OUTFIT And the man
has v.t 600 rise sap and complain of
...r fuy1lty
Henry ~ Ji France. ImmopiItod
ur rather .p.emmmatIEnd himself
hy wishing every Frcnr3mau 90 hiI
realm a fowl for dinner.
Why does not some maguanimouI
man send nls name ochoing through
the allies of fame Boy wishing over'
woman 600 Nou YORK an easter bonnet
and leave to wiII1n other mere
w1rsDday persons the privilege of
making the wish rohIt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Ibe readers OF this paper VII be-
pleased 10 learn that there Is az least
one dreaded disease that science nae
been able 90 cure iu an lts stages. and
that De- catarTh Halls Cntarfh Cure
Is tbe only positive cure now Enown
t1 lho medical fraternity Caturrh
being constitutional disease. 70.
qulrgs CONSTITUENCIES, treArsout
Halls Catarn cure o. takeu inter
nRlly, acting directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces OF the system.
thereby destroying the foundation 90
the disease, ana giving the patient
strength by building up the C0nstitu.
.ou and assisting nature in doing lts
work Ih0 prOpuctOrs have 80 much
mIth .u its curative powers thnt they
Onor one Hundred Dollars for any
case that % fails 90 cure send Tor
IIst OF Testimonials
Address D. CuEN9l A GO. 40.
800, u.
sold by druggists. zoe
Ualrs Family PMS are tno hest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Whitsncd the arid plains and brought
health and happiness TO many suHor.
ora from lung trouble That's truly
the empire OF the sun, Win ,.,9 purost,
dryost, sweetest and most oxhilorat.
Ing air In The world.
Announcement has been made of
che failure OF the newspaper advertls.
lng agency of pottuglll a. CO.. Boston.
Mass Liabilities may reach n million
dollars with assets possibly one quar-
fnr that amount.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
DOMESTIC nfRrulynl,r

our shipments 0I domestic mor
ruandIsc to U1wnu Boo the sovCn
months ending with January, 1904.
were 17g2tl5G. against t6.lltUui in
the corresponding months Of the pre-
.eI.ug year
To Alasks the total shipments OF do.
nestle merchandise aggregated g..
s0ttGl against y3lg1.i93 Boo tho SAINT"
months of the preceding year
TO thU Philippine Islands thU total
far fBn seven months ending January
1904 was g. s5s7sG. against l22ss.
SOS Boo tho corresponding months nI
fb, preceding year
TO Porto Rico tbD shipments show
q trIgUnr decrease. those no domestic
merchandise being t6t5illI, against
s1u71Tf8 Iu che corresponding
months ~ The preceding year.
Turning to jho shipments into the
United states from the territories boo
question Alaska shows for the seven
months ending with January 1904 do.
mpstr merchandise valued at S93tG
.t5. against Sos95 $3.50 On tho cories.
n0nd.us months 0i tho preceding
year. and ul gold OF domestic produc.
ton y5ll2Gt5. and OF gold of f0reIgn
production 8sg}sb22
From Hawaii the merchandise of d0.
nestle production received was 81.
1890. against t7677I5s 100 tho cor.
rssp1nd|ue months oft thD preceding
year
From Porto Rico tho domestic mer
chBndiso received was f385s9A2 loo
value. against t3slb7l9 in tho cor.
responding months of the preceding
year
From the Philippines tho receipt
OF merchandise were tI.7siOIg Zoo val
uo. against t6.5352a ln 'ho zorro
spending months of the previous year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Jose Gonzales, who lives near San.
Ia Rosa, had eighteen horses stolen
from bis range two days ago Tho
sheriff OF Santa Rosa and pOaao
are I'm pursuit OF tho thieves and have
driven them into the Llano Estacado
Their capture BE- looked Tor within r.
Few d1ya.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

after a long storm Ia a feeling OF ro.
lief when AN obstinate. pitlloss col
has been driven away by Aliens Lung
Balsam Only people who have been
cured OF throatacho and sore lungs ~
This remedy con quite realize what
the feeling Us There is no opium 10
The BaIHnm is good effect b. radical
and LASTING Take o. bottle horne t0.
daF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Walter Brodlo has gone TO Hlgboo
Mo, 10 make bis home. says the Gal.
lup Republican He viii move his fam.
ily there IN a few weeks Tie was an
omployo u the Colorado supply store
fOr some time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Al the city republican convention
vhieh will convene "a. the EIhs Opera
houso tomorrow evening al o'clock. o
iuil city Ticket NIIi Dee nominated, auI
the nominees win bo repre- eutausg
men. thoroughly Identified with tbC
upbuildng aud the future greatness
s' che city OF Albuquerque The ticket
vii command the attention of The
voters ot the city and the nominees
every one OF them VIII Doe elected
next Tuesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

G. A. Hudson and Dwight Wheeler
Io't thH .lfy Ias. Saturday I0r % ducts
hunt down iha river 1H.F morning
they shipped q car load of ducks to
Che city lHI Nr Hudson bias been
busy during tho day remembering
friends with ducks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
CITY POLITICS
SOCIALISTS NAME PULL TICKET
PROSPECTIVE REpUBLicANANp
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

DO. SOM. Im, fHD Socialist mfU
slate ut city candidate bas been
known hut % was not ready Tor tbo
public until ll#t night Tho unc up g..
as f1I'0Ws.
Fer mayor D. n. HHrrgp. for rlerr
Thomas Seward f1r treasurer R0.
N Merritt
Aldermen nominees First ward
D. B. Palmer. a. D.. staehln. Second
ward william Bryce. Potter JACOBSON
Third ward-Gus Guslafson. George
Dent, Fourth ward W Weir. W
q. Motcalf
School trustees. First ward j. 7
RyEu. Louis r Mailer. Second ward
Alex Craig Joseph Rutherford. Third
ward August Klein. W. o. Ituo.
Fourth ward Martin Solomon Gcorr,
$ Ramsay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Andrea HaCa. a labur,r OF the ear
department had the misfortune yes.
terlay 90 smash "a niger on his right
hand The doctor says that the I'm.
.nr mm.L como on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

THu man who 8dyou.sos has aH
need to fear 90. mail order house
SAYS an exchange Tine country Dy,r
those towns whore Iho merchants All.
yoriise most are the most barren FOR
fho foreign house % Is not tho Iur't
nation of the average person to send
away for au article when It can Hr
gotten az home for anything near the
same price $50 that when the local
man montiuues his wares aud their
price roltorates the facts persistcntN
The people bur Tho big stores sue.
ced simply because they cverIast.
. iuEIy quote prices and make the
people believe they sell more for 90 p
money q 10 easy Tor The retailer 20
advertise hs prices 10 be- does the
buyer must see that the home man .s
just as cheap when transportation Is
added Once that conviction Is forced
home Ho more money goes away
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02


ARIEL. Mrs. Ema raua BE-
Archer Mrs LitRomcro. Iulian
Han Rogorson NJ
Dodou Miss Min. Fannie
Mo Rivaa. Alfalfa " be
puHCy. Lizzie o. Schroeder Nr
Ellsworth. Miss H Laura g..
Ocecia lgues shade. Mrs. Harry
Harper Mrs VIII d.
Hazolaine bars T0mya. Moyeuita
johnson. Mrs. BolioTipton Annie
Morrison. Edith Tucker Mrs. Mary
Moutoro bona no. Taylor .v NAY.
motrIa me
Mariner. Ventura Wilson Nrs Goo.
Noel Mrs Dr. ~ Wells Ellb May
o. white. Mrs. Car.
Newhouso. Mrs. Al. mer a.
lle Williams Katie D.
North Mra F,ci Allen urs Mary j
Rice Wrs Geor.
mems List.
Adonos Harry McCoud n o.
AutDI Carl MaurfUu. Joe
Benedict D. W Nrtster ur g. o..
blackburn. WIN % More. . a.
uucIny Walter MIrahai AduIto
Burnett. D. Mccoy w.. a.
Hlr0H Rcv John Meyer VIM D.
BUCK. 81. hctCulL w. 4.
nga. Ns.iro MouDu. g. @.
BILLINGS D.. NJ M0rImors TomaF
CnavcB Dccidor.0 NovborEor Eda
Campbell Dim Piper James
Chahor Jose Frr.d.rloho Joe
an prDEa John
Chrsty o. Price. D. w.
clayton o. w. Rawlol clay tJ
cDoN %. n. 9hu.tz Arthur "
Dixon ShapIOlrh states. G.. }.
Dewey d. J. -. sorna Mauu
DEBATE Ernest W Smith. q, A.
E.kIns Edward NJ. scdiIu utrayfU
Farley col Henry Sykes D.. r.. en-
g. steward. William
Fonias0n ID g. Thompson. waiter
Foster. Joe Thomas. Harry
Garcia jose Stone. sec
Goodwill John Voaich Manly
Gordon James g. whitney ". G..
Hackney. w. T.. 100 Angeles Hot.
Hart. JOun barber shop
flDp'y AXsl Metropolitan. Hotel
Hahn E w Barber shop
Ha.Fht s. rno Star Hotel
HKron. Chaa barber shop
Jasper w. o. Highland Hotel
Kelly. w. A. barber shop
Knight w. g. Philips Hotel Bar.
Long lEE1C brr shop
lookhhrI lun 49, Nrn0omo hofoI
Lance uarHpr shop
Luna. Hauur cha Brew House hotcl
yez Barber shop
MrCauiov
IT,, H. W. HOPKINS.
Postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Az published elsewhere loo Tb, en-
zen, tho city republicans will hold
their primaries on next Monday might.
March 2s. ot 1880 o'clock. and tho CITY
convention UU Wednesday night
following az Elka opera house. a'
1880 o'clock % ls almost certain. no
th.s writing that ,he top Of the city
ticket viii Dec represented by The
names of George q Albright for may
or Harry r. Lee Tor city clerk ami
Henry E Rogers Tor city treasurer
They are an good mon and strong win
the people
Tho democrats s1 % Dos understood
win sacrifice Fwuk Mckee. one OF th5
present aldermen from the Fourth
ward f1r tho office 90 mayor. but are
900 SOFA as t0 the other candidates prI
morles Win ho held ,aBlrht. and cts
convention the coming Monday might
at Colombo hall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
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LETTtR LIST

Remaining On the post once az Al
buquCrQue. N "a, March B. igOt:
Persons calling for or sending Tor
these letters please state where they
had been receiving mail. si.o mention
iato of advertising.
Free delivery OF letters az tho rest
ionco VI addrossee may be secured bg
observing the following rules.
Direct letters plainly 20 street NUN
her
Give writer's name. aud request an
swer 90 be- directed accordingly
Advertised matter Do previously held
1ue week awaiting delivery
Advertised matter b. held two weeks
before O. goes 10 tho dead letter Office
no Washington y. G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Hnmelicad and Desert Entries.
The comm.s. 'oner of the general
land Office has approved a contract for
Che survey 1f township ~ south.
range mo- west and townships 22 and
2l south range 10 wesi In Grant
county United States Deputy Sur.
voyor Cnroae, stoIda.d of white
oaks was awarded the contract
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
n INl7- " III11a-I1717
; HANNA'S&LAST LETTER.
Written From his Dying Bed
to the President.
washington Letter in New York Trl-
ag-tF 5EHF.sSySf hlne.1 s,t 4 tHf, sslf.s55

washington Letter&in New York TIL
bune.) IL
Senator Hanna's last written words
were in the form of pathetic letter
to President Roosevelt in which he ac-
knowledGed. In a Characteristic way, the
Presidents thoughtfulness in calling at
his hotel TO inquire about tho senator's
condition. The letter was written by
the sena tor on the afternoon OF Friday,
February 9Th. and was the last business
of airy kind transacted by him. After
Senator Hanna's death President Roose.
welt sent the letter to Mrs. Hanna, In
order that copies of it might be made
by tho family for preserva ton. The
original will be returned to President
Roosevelt. who will treasure 1t carefully
lin memory OF his dead friend.
Elmer G.. Dover, Senator Hanra's sec
rotary. returned to Washington from
Cleveland late this afternoon. Before
leaving Cleveland yesterday he was au-r
tholized and requested by Mrs, Hanna
to give the last letter Of Senator Hanna
to the public. MI. Dover says that early
ir the afternoon Of the day the letter
was written he was called to tho sena-
tors bedside to take up some business
matters with8him. That proved to be
the last time the senator was able TO
dispose Of any business, either public
or private. After transacting some busi-
ness Mr.. Dover informed the senator.
that President Roosevelt had called to
inquire about Ills condition
WASN'T that nice of him?" whispered
Senator Hanna. Wasn't that good 2"
Later the senator again expressed his
deep appreciation Of the Presidents
courtesy, and a little while aftcrward
called for pencil and paper. and wrote
tho following Eli " z
My Dear Mr President.-You touched
u tender spot, old man. wher you called
personally 10 Inquire after mo this a. NJ
! may be worse before | can DO better,
but, all the same such 'drops' OF kind
ness are good for a fellow.
Sincerely yours.
FRIDAY p. M. NJ. a. HANNA,
rho next day a reply was received
from tie President, with note stating
that it was to be shown to tho senator
when Mrs. Hanna thought best. Senator
Hanna never saw the reply. which was
as follows: ~
Dear senator,--Indeed, it IS your letter
| from your sick bed which is touching
not my visit. May You very soon be
with us again. old fellow as strong IN
body and as vigorous In your leadership
| and your friendship as ever,
Faithfully yours,
TEIIIODORT1 ROOSEVELT. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26

DR.. II, Cabell is back from some time
spent agreeably in New York city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Sermons by DR.. Smith.

A series OF Sunday evening sermons will
be preached at the Second BAPTIST Church
by the pastor, the Rev. Or. W. r. L..
Smith, on "The Doctrine Of the Lost
follows:
February th-"Immortasity. or the Life
After Dea H."
March 13til-"Is There An intermediate
State?"
March 2oth-"Judgment or the Eternal
Awards"
March c7th--"Heavenly Recognition. or
Shall We know Each Other There"
April 3d--"Then Cometh the End. or
the Close Of Our Lords Medlatorial King
dom"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
DANDRurF CAUSED BY A GERM,
A New Discovery That Kills the Germ
and Prevents Badness

A New Discovery That Kills the Germ
and Prevents Badness.
Pretty nearly all the hair preparations
for dandruff have some merit In allayine
itching OF the scalp, aud In being d
fairly good dressing for the hair, but
there Is only one that recognizes what
causes dandruff. falling hair and bald
ness, and that dtstroys the cause, little
germ-and that ia Sewbro's Herpleide,
This germ eats It's way into the scalp,
u digs up the scalp into little white
scales. Unless 1t Is destroyed there's no
permanent stopping dt falling hair and
cure Of dandruff and badness. Newbro's
Herpicide kills mo germ. Destroy tho
cause, You remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists Send Zoe. In stamps
foy sample The IIcrpicide Co., Detroit,
Mich. Owens q Minor Drug Co., Special
Axcnts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
I,enten Services.

Episcopal Church tonight at S o'clock.
Rev Thomas Semmas. rector of ST. An
drew's Church, this city. will preach.
Mrs. Kate Barbour Howard will sing
Just For To-day"
On this and every Friday night during
Lent the services will be specially for
mem; though all are invited, yet 1t Is
hoped The men Of Christ Church and the
community VIII attend en- masse.