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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
CONCESSIONS AND PRIVILEGES.

Address all communications regarding this de
parment to the Secretary Durango, Colo.
The Secretary invites proposals for concessions
and privileges, and will he pleased tn give any
formation relating thereto Ia all parties Interested
therein. gA SBsiEE
The right shall be reserved to cancel any con
cesson right at any time for satisfactory reasons
Each cencessionaire must confine himself to the
space assigned to him. Failure to do will subject
forfeiture of rights without reimbursement
All contracts made in this department must be
rigidy adhered to and failure pay for oonoes-
sion rights and privileges by Tuesday September q.
will result In the cancellation OF said contract and
forfeit to all money previously paid the Association
No advertising viii be permitted TO be distributed
about the grounds except at the discretion
of the Secretary and then only at the assigned place
the grounds.
The distribution of handbills the grounds is
positively forbidden.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS.

IL Is very important to intending exhibitors that
the rules and regulations be carefully read as mucn
CONFUSION VIII be avoided by having them carefully
understood before making entries on entry day or
prior to that time. ENTRY DAY WILL RE ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 On that day the ex
hibition hall will be open o'clock a. m for the
placing of exhibits and program will be carried
out Ii possible all exhibits should be in place by
ocluek. Only exhibitors will be admitted on Entry
Day AS the permitting of visitors delays the work
OF placing exhibits and making the proper entries
MR. r. G. GRADEN will have charge the
exhibition hall and will have full control of the
space in the building
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
DUTIES AND PRIVILEGES OF EXHIBITORS.

i. Exhibitors in the Live Stock Department only
viii be privileged to purchase stock exhibitors
ticket for the purpose Of taking care Of
stock. These tickets will only be sold upon presen
taton of entry tags filled out and at the low price
of $l.OO each. Only one ticket will be sold with
each entry tagEv
g. Exhibitors will at all times give the neces.
sary personal attention to whatever they have on
exhibition, and Saturday morning. October q.
take personal charge of their exhibits and remove
the same by G o'clock p. m. The hour for closing
the Fair Is o'clock Friday October J. but ex-
hibits can be removed until Saturday morning, ex-
cept by permission of the Committee Chairman OF
the Exhibition Hall.
3. Any exhibitor who tears OFF a premium. or
authorizes another person to do shall dis
courteousy towards the awarding Judge or judges
or toward the officials. shall forfeit all premiums and
be excluded from compstiti0u.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
Colorado-New Mexico Fair
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS.

These rules will be strictly enforced by the Oft
Ger of the association.
The Fair grounds and exhibition hall viii Dc
open Tor the reception of exhibits Monday morning
September 27th, at O'Clock. The grounds viii be
open Oh Sunday preceding Eutry Day to accommo-
date the exhibitors coming from distance. AS
faf as possible all exhibits place by Tues
day morning at 10 n. m. No entry received after
this date.
Exhibits shipped to the Fair should be marked
IL care oil me ColoradoNew Mexico Fair Associa
tioh. Durango, Colorado. They must be express
or freight prepaid the Fair association VIII no:
De Habe Tor the carrying charges. All exhibits must
be brought To the Fair the expense of the ex
hibitoT.
All exhibits, including live stock must be in
proper place, where assigned and all entries com
pieied by Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock and If not
so placed VIII forfeit the right to use of space or
stalls rs the case may be A reasonable excuse may
be filed with the Secretary.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.

All awards for which cash prizes are offered will
be paid in checks and the mailed to the win
ner within Is days after the close of the Fair. II
very necessary therefore to see that your proper
address is written upon the entry blank the time
of filling 1t out
Exhibitors winning premiums will not be required
to present ribbons or tags TO obtain their money.
complete record ia kept OF the awards and the
checks will be mailed lists can be com
piled
Prizes mailed to winners and returned TO the
posofice on account of lack of proper address win
be forfeited to the association called for within
60 days after the Fair
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
Read These Rules.

Each occupant of automobiles or vehicles must
be provided with an admission ticket which must
not be purchased by any of the ticket takers.
Patrons of the Fair requested to ask the
ticket takers to buy their tickets The rules forbid
ticket takers leaving the gates
All vehicles carrying passengers for profit must
unload their occupants at the main gate. Convey.
ances with passengers cannot enter the grounds ii
carrying for profit Visitors guests of the Fair
association desiring their vehicles admitted will re
port TO the Secretary at the ticket office
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE.
Commttee-T c. Graden Henry Scouton, J. w
Morgan
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
THE PRESS.

Members of the press and officers of other Fair
associations most cordially invited to visit the
Fair with their families and requested TO report
to the Secretary at the office where they Will be
supplied with necessary Fair transportation The
press viii be given every opportunity of obtaining
daily reports of the races judges awards daily pro
grams special features and announcements as wen
as all matters of interest TO the people
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
coLoRs OF AWARDS.
therein.

Royal Purple Ribbons Sweepstakes and Cham,
ponshp.
Blue Ribbons First Premiums.
Red Ribbons Second Premiums.
White Ribbons are Third Premiums.
All Ribbons will be affixed the time of making
the award by the Judges of the respective depart
ment clerk furnished by the Association.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
STALLS AND PENS.

Exhibitors desiring stalls reserved for exhibition
purposes will file application with the Secretary
stating number desired. No stalls VIII be guaranteed
unless applications made with the Secretary
Applications for stall will be received any time
after September l.
It shall b the duty Of the Committee Chairman
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Tickets viii he sold follows:
season ticket ...-..-.... ......,...,......S 81 so
Ticket admitting one person .................. so
Ticket admitting child over under IA years. rs
Ticket admitting one horse vehicle ........... %
Ticket admitting two horse vehicle ........... 80
Automobiles .,,.,...,........, ..,........... so
Grand Stand admission, except babes in arms J.. 25
Exhibitors ticket -.......................... rs
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
DISPLAY u.
Class A.-vegetables.

Best and largest display of vegetables
grown in La Plata county, all
mans growing ...:,..............s $1,000 $1,000
Best and largest display of vegetables
grown in Montezuma county, all
mans growing ................. 1000 1000
Best and largest display of vegetables
grown in San Juan county. New Mex
leo. all on mans growing ......,... 1000 1000
Class g.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
SWEEPSTAKES.

Best and largest display of fruit and agricultural
products. all one mans growing grown in La Plata
county Montezuma county or San Juan county
New Mexico. $1,000
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16

to report to the Secretary the number OF animal:
occupying stalls and whether such animals are le
gally entered for premiums for exhibition pur
poses only. This report be made by Tuesday
September 81.
All stalls Will be assigned only TO exhibitors ana
parties snb-letting same without permission VIII be
subject to forfeiture of all rights in competing Tor
premiums and lose possessions OF stalls they have
been assigned TO.
Stalls reserved and not taken by exhibitors by
Tuesday OF Fair week viii not be longer re-
served and Will be assigned to other exhibitors All
stock exhibitors Will be privileged TO purchase a.
stock exhibitors ticket good for The entire week AT
75c No charge VIII be made for stalls or pens
INFORMATION.
The office of the Association is located In the
Crystal Block. Main Avenue Information of any
character In connection with the Fair and the use
of the grounds will be cheerfuy given by the Sec.
rotary, his assistant. Visitors to the~city are
cordially invited to make the Fair oftice their head
quarters where every courtesy VIII be extended
within the power of the Association
Special low rates all railroads.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16

Note--Positively no special entries allowed. Cash
prizes will only be paid for articles named and list
ed In this premium list
To the regular Premium List win be added the
Durango Democrats Kitchen Pantry and Woman's
Work Psizee, special premiums and other features
rot yet announced. Premium List may be had upon
application to Secretary calling at Democrat ofce
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16

HORSES, MULES. CATTLE, SHEEP AND SWINE
Committee-Geo. w. Melville, A Springer, Cleo.
Gilbert.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
DISPLAY |.
Glass A.

Best and largest display of grains and
grasses grown In La Plata county all
mans growing .............. $1,000 $40 90
Best and largest display of grains and
grasses grown In Montezuma county,
all one mans growing .............. 90 $1,000
Best and largest display of grains and
grasses grown in San Juan county,
New Mexico, all one mans growing. $40 90 $1,000
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
DISPLAY ~.
Class A.

lst. I'd. Sd.
Best and largest display of fruit
grown In La Plata county, all
mans growing, not less
than 10 varieties ...-..... $500 $500 $1,000
Best and largest display of fruit
grown In Montezuma county,
all mans growing, not
less than 10 varieties ... $500 1900 1000
Best and largest display of fruit
grown in San Juan county.
New Mexico, all mans
growing, not less than 10 va
rieties ............ ..-..... $500 1900 1000
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16

4. During the awarding of the premiums in any
department, EXHIBITORS WILL REMAIN WITH
JUDGES FROM ONE DISPLAY TO ANOTHER uN-
DER PENALTY OF BEING EXCLUDED FROM
COMPETITION.
8. Exhibitors i've stock exercise due
discretion in regard to exhibiting animals that are
dangerous and in any way rerocious.
6. No person except the Secretary officials
or Waterman of said hall. Will be allowed In the
hibition hall after the hour of O'Clock p m,
Z. No article exhibition be removed from
the grounds. except live stock. before Saturday
ing, October g. This rule will be strictly enforced
Saturday affords ample time remove all EXHIBITS,
PROTESTS
J. All protests must be made in writing accom-
panied by affidavit setting forth the ground for
testing Protests the exhibition OF either
mails articles be filed with the Secretary al
least "a hours before the awards made Protests
against the awards be filed with the Secretary
by O'Clock y. of the day following that which
awards were made. Protests against awards Will
be considered by the Board at It's first meeting ae
the filing of protests Parties interested will be duly
notified by the Secretary and opportunity given them
to submit evidence
2. In every of protest the party protesting
must deposit with the Secretary u sum of money
equal to the amount OF the premium involved ex
cepting, however, that in case shall the amount
required to be deposited exceed The sum OF S25
which sum shall, in the event of the protest being
sustained, be returned to the complainant; and.
The protest shall not be sustained, then said sum
snail be forfeited to the Association.
s. In addition to the rights of protests herein |
guaranteed to interested parties. the Directors OK
pressly reserve the right to take cognizance ol |
rauds, which may have been contaminated or at |
and to deal with any party or parties i'm,
,licated therein, In such within the scope
IL the power of the Board. may, from the evi- |
ience relating thereto be deemed just and proper |
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
Mules and Jacks.
SWEEPSTAKES.

Open to all--Bue Ribbon Stations, all classes
winners at this Fair first $1,000
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16

The Animas Valley Horse Association through
Nlr A. j Chitwood offers the following prizes for
colts foaled In 1909 sired by the Associations OdeI
berg coach stallion "Elsch:"
Best colt horse .......Sl5OO $4,000 Rih
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

FOOITHT INISU re oTOON.
Committee-Geo. C. Logan. A. D. Leiner j. /
Parsons
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
OMAHA MEN AT POCATELLo
Given a Cordia Reception on Their
Arrival at the Idaho
Town.

POCATELBO, Idaho, Jan H.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-The Omaha delegation of stock
men and Commercial club representatives,
twenty-five strong, arrived here his even
ing to attend the annual meeting of the
National Wool Growers association and
boost for the South Omaha stock market
and the Omaha wool market. They were
met at the depot with a band and escorted
to the headquarters In the Young Mems
Christian association.
Pocatello, with $500 population, has put
on an appearance like unto Ak-sar-Ben.
with flags and incandescent lights strung
along the main streets. Electricity is cheap
here, being brought twenty-five miles from
American Falls. Large delegations OF sheep
men are arriving on every train and a big
meeting is In prospect. Merchants and citi-
zens have not forgotten the Omaha visit in
1907 on the great northwest trade excursion
and are still talking about It.
Questions of direct concern to the sheen
raisers of the United States, especially Of
the western range stages, will arise at tho
three days convention of the National
Wool Growers association. which will be-
gin here at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The storage warehouse plan, which contem-
plates that the bulk Of the wool crop be
placed in the hands Of a cooperative sell
ing agency to hold for a fair price. the
growers borrowing money on
the stored product, will be the principal
subject at issue.
Arrangements have been made to lease a
warehouse in Chicago or Omaha as soon
as the required 100000 pounds of wool is
guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
IN FOOTSTEPS or CHRIST
Plans for Organization that VIII
Embrace Over Five Million
Young Christians.

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. H-Between $780,
900 and 100000 young Christians will be
following in the footsteps of Christ, not as
an experiment but permanently, within a
short time If the plans formed by the lead
ers of the movement in Cleveland are
carried out,
A committee of thirty, composed OF ten
representatives of each OF the Epworth
league, the Young Peoples S0ciety OF Chris.
tlan Endeavor and the Baptist Young Peo.
pies union, has been appointed to under
take 10 make the movement national.
Letters have been sent to DR.. Francis E.
Clark, president of the Christian Endeavor;
Bishop w. A. Quayle and Bishop w. A.
Chandler, presidents, respectively, of the
northern and southern branches OF the Ep-
worth league, and to the Rev. DIR. Z. Y.
Mullins. president Of the Baptist Young
Peoples union. Each OF these are requested
to take UP the question with the state and
local organizations throughout the United
States and Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
LAND WITNESS DISAPPEARS
woman Wanted to Testify for Gov
Spirited Away and
Afterward Located.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 1~4-Charged
with conspiracy to defraud the government
by spiriting away a witness in a land con-
test hearing IN the Los Angeles office,
Frank NJ. Chaplin, Matte +. Chaplin.
Washington Wilson and Margaret A. vii
son, were arrested by federal authorities
today. Except IN the case OF Margaret
Wilson, for whom no bond was required.
the defendants gave bond for $1,000 each for
their appearance when wanted.
The charge is the outgrowth OF the gov
ernment's investigation in government land
entries in the Imperial valley, al investi-
gallon which was followed a few months
ago by several arrests for alleged conspir-
acy TO dcfraud by illegal entries. This par
ticular case relates to a parcel OF land
filed upon by Frank Pierce in 1903, and
contested by Siegel L. Skinner.
Rosa NJ. Fenton was 10 have been the
most important witness IN the effort "a
prove fraud and illegal entry on the part
or Pierce in making the original filing and
subsequent assignment At the critical mo-
ment, when her testimony was needed In
the hearing, IL is alleged that the defend
ants induced the witness 10 decamp. She
Is now In Los Angeles and will be a wit
ness in the trial OF the persons arrested
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
GLADNESS FOR BALD HEADS
False Evidence of Seeming Old Age
Can BE Vanished.
GRAY HAIR YIELDS TO Q-BAN,
Omaha Interested In Or. Hott'S Southern
Discovery Which IH the National
Leader In Sure Helps to
Hair Culture.

If there was any restorative on earth
which would grow a new crop of nair on
a head in which the capillary cells are
closed and the roots dead. John Il. Rookie
Teller would doubtless have found out all
about it long ago, Real hair always has
the cal. over a wig. DT. Mott in his
Q-0an Hair Restorer went further In re-
search and has attained greater success
in preventing the spread OF baldness than
any one who ever prosecuted scientific
studies along that line. He found that
10 per cent of badness can never be
cured, but there is always hope for the
other 80 per cent. 1t Is among this big
class-those bothered with dandruff, Sc
borrheal eczema, cracking. splitting. and
falling hair-that DR.. Mott is looked upon
as one Of the greatest philanthropists Of
the age.
This Q-ban Hair Restorer possesses the
marvellous power of restoring TO old, gray
and faded hair the actual color and lux
urant gloss OF youth. BY its use one
looking prematurely old can Danish the
false evidence Of seemingly old age.
The Hessig-Enis Drug Co. of Memphis,
Tenn, has secured the right 10 all the
standard DR., Mott null These Ten
nesseans in their wide-awake way of
spreading the news of BENEFITS which the
use Of the Hair Restorer brings 10 users,
have made a really wonderful offer.
DR., Motifs Q-ban Hair Restorer can be
had at Myers-Dillon Drug Co. drug store
Ask them how TO get one bottle free. and
If a full course Of three bottles does not
bring about guaranteed rssults-grsy 10
natural coloT-you can get all your money
back.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
WILL PUSH GoMPERS APPEAL
Action Decided on at Conference of
Federation Leaders in
New York,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE appeal from
the recent decision of Judge Wright of the
District of Columbia supreme court in
sentencing Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell
and Frank Morrison TO jail for contempt
will be vigorously pressed and a call for
funds for that purpose will shortly be
Labor.
This action was decided upon a. a con-
ference here to-day by the executive coun-
ell Of the Federation, now In session here.
and former Judge Alton Il Parker OF New
York chief counsel for the Federation nj
Labor. The latter. assisted by local couu-
sci. viii immediately begin the preparation
Of the appeal. Specific ~kgfSiathou u rem
Sdy the brsughr Ebout by the In
junction against the Fsdanatt0n beGaz1zs Of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
HEPBURN CASE MAY BE DROPPED
Colonel Does Not Want the once on a
TecbnicaIity.


CRESTON, Ia, Jan. 14-(Special. )-At a
meeting of Eighth district republicans held
here yesterday for the purpose of hearing
the report of a subcommittee appointed at
a previous meeting to investigate the pro-
posed contest for congressman in this dis
trtct It developed that the committee had
not found as much to encourage them as
had been expected and some things were
at least a little disconcerting. Still the
committee feels that If Colonel Hepburn is
willing for the contest TO proceed he would
be victorious. But Colonel Hepburn made
It very plain to his friends In the district
that under no circumstances would he per-
NIT the contest to go on If 1t were to hinge
on technicalities. He wanted a fair re-
count, believing that If an error were made
In the first count It was because of a diff
ference in judgment as TO what constituted
a party ballot rather than any intimation
Of fraud. The committee decided to send
its findings to him for inspection before
proceeding, though to protect his interests
in the meantime notice of the contest was
filed. But there is a possibility that the
contest may be dropped. Colonel Hepburn
has been much opposed to # from the first
and 1t was only at the strong insistence of
his friends I'm the district that he consented.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
Laughter. Digestion
And health

An eminent Russian physician has stated
his opinion that laughter is one OF the
best means known to science for the cor.
rection Of Dyspepsia. stomach and nerv-
GUS diseases.
Laughter, however, in a dyspeptic is like
the memory OF running brooks and shady
Slens TO the furnishing and dying man lost
in the desert,
II one could but know all the causes.
reasons and origins Of Dyspepsia, one
would not wonder at a half-heartedness
OF a d~yspeptic's gaiety.
There is a ceaseless call for appetite.
food and enjoyment to a d~yspeptlc,
coupled with q morose. moody belief and
knowledge that such a call Is mockery and
ir INDUCED in Will bring discomfort. pain
and regret.
Perhaps n It were understood that the
digestive system. including mouth. throat
and alimentAry canal, embracing as Il
does the stomach e composed OF mem
brareous tissue filled with millions OF
small nerves, which control added mil
lions o. little mouths or suckers, Perhaps
If this were known men could more COM
preaensbly understand that TO disarrange
such a system would mean indeed intense
physical pain.
Now suppose that this alimentary cana
81 a mass OF worn-out. debiitated nerves
and mouths, each suffering excruciatins
ohysical pain and discomfort, and supposs
such a canal filled with the fumes of fou
3Aors and decsyed food from the last
meal, and one has a slight idea as to tho
lack OF laughter OF a dyspeptc.
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