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UNCoNCEALED.

Second farm servant--She said was no good for anything couldn't even mind the sheep; so I'm going into the town to be nursemaid. -Meggendorf- CT Blatter.
 Poets usually have sad lives" said the sentimentalist.
 Well" answered Mir, Cumrox, writ ing the kind of things they do, don't see how they could expect to be very cheerful. Washington Star. "There seems to be a great lack of unanimity in your family Mir. Come up
 No, sir, that ain't the trouble, but we don't appear to be able to git to- gether in anything Baltimore Amer ican.
 The professor-It is said that the or ilnary brick absorbs nearly fifteen ounces of water.
 The joker-All the boys say Boozem i is a brick but I never heard of him absorbing water.-seattle Post-Intelli- gencer.
 What made you so sympathetic to- ward the prisoner?" l we'll" answered the juror, "after being locked up away from home and friends ourselves we realized what 1t is to be in the clutches of the law and felt sorry for him" Washington Star. l When a man makes speech" said the succinct person, he ought to be able to tell all he knows in ten min- utes."
 Yes" answered Senator Sorghum, "but it takes hours sometimes to con- ceal what you don't know. Washing ton Star.
 Professor Tab--I understand that the death rate here is very large. Can you give me the reason of the large per centage of mortality?
 Texas Timpkins-Wa it's some va rious, pard It runs all the way from five acres ter nateral cussedness. Chi cago News.
 Mother-Tommy, what's your little brother crying about? ] Tommy-'Cause I'm eatin' my cake an won't give him any.
 Mother-ls his own cake finished?
 Tommy-Y Yesn; an he cried while was eatin that, too.-Catholic Stand ard and Times,
 Is your husband up yet?" asked the early caller Of the sour-faced woman al the door.
 "I expect he is,' was the reply
 'Td like to see him for few min utes."
 So would I. He hasn't come home yet. Milwaukee Sentinel
 Charon, the boatman of the styx, was thought by many to be Irish blood fol invariably, as he was casting off from the hither shore, he would call out tC his cargo of souls: Now, then, look alive! This was doubtless as neal as approach to an Irish bull as the ther state of civilization permitted of Puck,
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to China, Japan or other Asiatlc ports without transfer.
 This is a glowing prospect, only dim med by the trouble and delag in get ting the canal ready. But there will be a canal some day, even if President Roosevelt has to dig it himself, and then the States of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois, bordering on the Ohio, will have new impetus By tbe way, it is said that the six States of the Ohio valley pay into the treasury of the United States greatly more than one- half the entire internal revenue of the 1 United States, which indicates their i'm portance in a business way.
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then in diamonds, dip each piece in beaten egg then in flour and fry in hot butter. Use this as q garnish round the chicken and sprinkle chopped parsley over all.
 Unless the cook can prepare Saratoga potatoes to nicety it will be best to order them. In such case spread them on flat pans and warm in a moderate oven.
 Take half pound of fresh mush- rooms, selecting large flaps. Remove the stems and peel the caps, dropping into cold water as prepared, that they may keep white. When ready to use dry on a soft cloth, turn the caps up- side down and in each place half teaspoonful of butter and a dash of pepper. They can be perfectly broiled under gas stove; if you have none dip each in melted butter and broi over a clear fire or it is admissible to place them on flat pan in very hot oven for ten minutes. Serve or tiny circles of toast, sprinkling with a few drops of lemon juice. ntOHdlHe lettuce SHOulu pe pleHtlIu now. Use only the inner tender leaves cleansing thoroughly then placing ir cold water for a while to crisp. Dry on soft cloths, arrange on the plates and serve with French dressing crackers and either plain or Edan cheese.
 As dessert use stemmed or shallow glasses (similar to those needed fol | champagne). In each place a large spoonful of plain vanilla ice cream Over this put spoonful of rich straw. berry preserve and top each glass witt a spoonful of sweetened whipped cream.
 Coffee may be served throughout the II cal or at its close according to pref. erencc.
 CO1oNruST ~ pTnTOpn
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 SAY THANK YOU AND IF YOU PLEASE.
Politeness Counts In Humble Pleases as Well as Higher up Socially.

Politeness Counts in Humble Pleases
 as Well as Higher up Socially.
 There is word and an expression that Americans do not use enough, and they are please" and thank you" They are such shot, really one syllable affairs that any child might use them, but, sad to say, ci1ildren are not taught them as often as might be, and so men and wome have not acquired.
 A little pollteness is almost as lu- brlcating in daily life as a little tact, and an order is none the less an or der when it is give with a please. Chances are that the injunction will be far more kidly carried out and better done for the please" and if a thank you" follw no harm and much good may be done.
 Some women have ridiculous idea that to say please" to a servant a shop girl or any one rendering them a paid service is not only unnecessary but is bad form. On the face of it that is wrong. To say either is simple courtesy and good breeding and these two are never out of date except through disuse, says writer in the Washington Star
 The servant and shop girl are both human, and both have ideas of po- liteness from observation, if not from instinct. It by no means follows that chambermaid is not lady in spir- 1t; not the kind of 'lady in spirit'' that is 'too good" to do her work, but the sort that is quiet, conscien- but the sort that is quiet conscien- tious, honest and kind. Certainly an employer is not hurting herself by assuming at the beginning that her maid is such, and addressing her courteously, If the servant is the right kind she acquires equal courtesy by force of example, If she had not 1t in- stinctively, and it is pleasanter to
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SOME coop BIOGRAPHY.

The first volume of "Men of Mark in Connecticut is out, and there is an opportunity to judge of the quality or the work, which is under the editorial direction of Colonel Osborn of this city. Those who know how well he has plan ned and how long and faithfully he and his assistants have worked for the result that is now apparent will not be surprised. Others not so familiar with the prelimlnaries will be surprised to find the Men of Mark" set forth as they ought to be, and not in the fashion that seems to be prevalent in such pub licatlons. Here we have the selections well and discriminatingly made, the facts properly collected and arranged and the writing done with taste and skill. Men of Mark" Is evidently go- ing to be valuable and valued addi- tion to biography. We congratulate Colonel osborn and all concerned in the publication. It would be hard to better 1t.
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ApvnRTIsING RAVES.

Situations. Wants. Rents and other nmall advertisements. One Cent Word. sch insertion. Eye Cents Word for A full week.
 Display advertisements, per inch, eno anOertiou. s1.2oi each subsequent laser" sion, 70 cents; one week. SS.se; eMGe month. o1V; one year. $40.
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THE co1oR LINE 1N K1RerN1A

A color line, however tenuous it may be, is color line, and don't you for get It. If you do you may be reminded of it, as the governor of Virginia has been. A woman has complained to the governor about children having negro blood attending white schools and it has been found that the Virginia code includes statute providing that a per- son having African blood may not be debarred from attending the white schools so long as the person Is less than one-fourth negro. In other words, under Virginia laws, a person having negro blood in smaller proportion than this must be classed as a white person. It has been found that the act was enacted by a "carpet-bagger" leg islature in 1866. Formerly schools were sometimes closed as a result of this statute, but of late years it had been entirely overlooked.
 Virginians are now sure that this al- most forgotten law is a menace to race purity, and it is thought that it's repeal will be asked when the legislature con- venes. Probably it will be.
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Dr. Thomas L. shearer, one of the most prominent physicians in Balti- more, has decided to go hatless the rest of his life, and he will try to persuade the rest of mankind to do likewise.
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE
 CITY, 12 CENTS A WEEK, 50 CENTS A MONTH, ;s FOR SIX MONTHS, sS A NEAR. THE sAAfE TERMS BY MAIL SINGLE COPIES. GENTS
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St. Helena, by the withdrawal of the troops, has been reduced to state of bankruptcy. The only occupation of the inhabitants, the secretary of the St.. GIelena Committee in London states, is catching rats, for which the government pays penny each.
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First horse (attached to lovers sleigh)-Let's run away, Dobbin.
 Second horse-What's the use? They wouldn't notice it.--Chicago News,
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Some farm laborers in England are not migratory. A certain farm in Wiltshire has a regular staff of six men and two boys who have served for the following periods Forty-six years eight months, fifty-four years eight months, thirty-two years eight months, twenty six years seven months, four teen years eleven months, four years eleven months, five years six months and three years nine months There is thus an aggregate of 179 years of service.
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Mexico is going to grow, and that's truth as we'll as poetry. Northern Mexico reports the biggest plan yet in the way of colonizing European immi- grants, it being reported that 5000 fam flies are to be brought from across the ocean and settled upon a tract of F. 100000 acres in the State of Nuevo Leon. A line of railroad is to be built, the report states, and a deep water port established.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.

9Mm OLDEST DAILY PAPER PUB-'
 xHEHED IN CONNECTICUT.
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The medical department of the army is said to be sorely pressed for officers in the junior grade There are now twenty-six vacancies in the position of assistant surgeon, with the prospect of four or five additional places by reason Of resignations on the part of officers who believe they can do better outside the service There have been an un- usual proportion of resignations in the last two or three years, due to the poor prospects of promotion and the failure of legislation which has been repeatedly urged by the War Depart ment as necessary for the mainte- nance of the efficiency of the medical department. There will be an examin- ation of candidates in May and anoth- CT in July at the principal military posts in the vicinity of the homes of the candidates. So far, there are only fifteen applicants, so that, in any event, the existing vacancies will not begin to be filled by this years examinations Much concern is expressed by the sur geon general of the army and his asso- ciates in Washington in regard to the situation, which, in the absence of the legislation recommended by the War department, is growing steadily worse. Tt is Encouragement to junior med ieal officers and fails to induce eandi- dates to apply for appointment.
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The New Orleans Times-Democrat thinks 1t is frankly acknowledged from Washington that the administra- ton is growing every day more and more sick of the Philippines, and would be only too glad to get rid of them if any decent way out of the complica- tion could be found. Man of courage, as he undoubtedly is, MT. Roosevelt is afraid to let go, although he realizes that the people are with him in the matter, and are as sick of the arch- ipelago as he is.
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My own ideal church, Secretary Les
 lie M. Shaw told the Chicago Presby- terians, Congregationalists Methodists and Baptists at the Auditorium dinner, Ifs a great religious democracy, where the rich and the poor, the educated and the ignorant, the cultured and all oth- CTS gather to worship To me there is nothing more inspiring than promis- crous crowd going to and from com mon sanctuary. I do not know that such conditions are practicable every where, but our Catholic friends seem fairly successful in their maintenance"
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the exception. A shopper need only try this to be convincedof it's truth; and even if she fails to buy because the article is not suitable, and puts
 I am sorry with her thank you'' the chances are more than even that she will receive a smile and word of regret from behind the counter, It Is pleasanter to be smiled upon than frowned at, and the momentary cour- tesy helps the girl with her next GUS . toner. That a shopper sometimes runs aerosse a salesgirl who refuses Ito respond to politeness iwth polite ness by no means dubs them all rude The latter are the exception.
 Mother-"G Goodness me! Elsie, why are You shouting In that horrible fash ion? Why can't you be quiet like Will lie?"
 Elsie-"He's got to4be quiet, the way we're playin. He's pa comin' home late an I'm you. Philadelphia Press.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL Issued Thursdays, One Dollar a Year.
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gHE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co.
 OFFICE, 400 STATE STREET.
The state herald., 1907-04-19
sHERIFFs SALE.

By virtue Of a special execution issued out
OF the judges office Of the county court of
Phillips county and state OF Colorado, and tome
directed whereby am commanded to make tho
sum of one thousand seven hundred aud forty
nine and 75-lO0 dollars (sI7ig.7ol and
costs of suit the amount of a certain
Judgment recently obtained against Franklin q
Ackerson in favor of Carrie IIayens out of the
lands. tenements, goods and Ihattels Of the said
franklin q AckaIson
| have levied on the following property tswit
south west quarter OF Section four in town
ship seven north Of range forty seven west Of
The 9TH p. NJ.
Therefore, according to said command | shall
'Kp se for sale, at Public Auction, all the right
title and interest Of the above named Franklin
q Ackerson in and to the above described prop
reon saturday the 20 day of Apr 1901 at
o'clock IN at the front door Of the county court
,ouse in Holyoke Phillips county Colorado.
Dated at liolyoke Colorado this 70 day OF Mar
vOI GhHlTr,
Sheriff Df Phillips county,
Date of first Publication Mar ~ jpJ7
The state herald., 1907-04-19
ALIAS SUMMONS.


state - rnluriio,
County VI 'bliips
IN lhr county court
uWE WEUriiiHh plaintiff Va Jus5ph u Wolf,
tBnibia Wolfe l. n r'rkius trustee dofsRdani'
sbs People uf tho State 81 Col"rio,
10 Joseph u Wolfe Cynthia Wolfe aad l. n
rafkins trustee
The defendants above Hrn'l, Grhotingi
ipa arr hereby Required IA a1pal In "a art
.aH hfHunht against yuu hi Tho ni,nyu named
plaintiff In tho county c"ur NJ Phillips eouutI
state ~ rulufain and ansu"f tlin complaint
ihnrrln Niihiu tvruib days after the service
hufrlf " zaftftl within his rounlIl o., u srf,s
~ aui ~ ihis ruuuil ~ ~ inhle1ilun, within
thir, dave HflrF tho service hereof, rtrlasits
~ ihe ,lay IT saf,iroinf Judgement hy default
siii b. taken auAlns Yuu aernuiing Ia tho prayer
u the complaint Andifa rupi ~ The COM
piaint IN tho al,"ta pHtiilsl srtuB be- not saftpd
siih ilhs summons, ~ II tho zaryiru hereof ha
fnais unt ui ihis stR'r, then TEN this hdiiiinnas
10 tho timr hsfrinnrfow spr'ihri iuf appraf
a8ns aud answer Niil bn allowed bsiufaiha ,aho
Ipg NJ lniiarnani lj irfani ~ aforesaid
me asii action V brought iH rrntnf Mo shn
II ~ hantf.i nIshii aud 'psiun dollars iasn tHi
and isirfFsi DH pHa rsffain bond 'isruiHi and
.islite,4iiIy lia sait IfaHih n wolfe hui ttBs
thia Wplfr ia ihs Wrsirfn Pam NnHghsn ifHai
Uaniaui ani ~ saii COMPANY sssIHH'd :" 'hiH
plaintiff aHH lu f.ruiuaH uHr uriihin mortgage
The state herald., 1907-04-19
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ALAS SUMMONS.

ALAS SUMMONS.
State of Colorado. l..
County Vi fhIIIIps,
In the district Court
Fred A Woodlands, plsinti4 " Andrew lack
son, Sarah Jackson. Charlie. T Bs~oy, burton /
Harvey. Georss i Clark and unknown claimants
d-fend.ats
The People Of the 81 ate Of Colorado,
10 the ssfendsnts sbovs naIssi ureetinx
gu are hereby required to APPEAR In an
@cuoa Drought as.iust you by the sbsvs
named pisiutI IL the district court Of ihil.
psc unity, state OF Colorado, and answer
the complaint thersia within twenty days
after The ser ice hereof, II served within this
county; or, II served out VI this county, or by
publication, within thirty days after the ser
Vice hereof. eIclusiys Of the day Of service;
OF judgement BY default will be taken q.
sainst you according to the prayer o ihs
Complaint And II copy Of the complaint
in 1he above entitled action be not served
with this summons OF II the service hereof
Dc made ou1 Of this st. c. then ten dsys ad-
dItiOnai to the time h-reinbefore specified
for APPEARANCE and answer will be allowed
before the taking Vi Judgement by defsuls
as aforesaid,
Tue sais setisn 10 brossLt 10 quiet the title t.
tho north east Quarter " section 10, In to-a.
sHIp >, north 0ir.use ", vet Of the 9th II, In
"uaty VI sedSvich aud state VI Colorado
A will more fully appear from tie complaint
in said action ~ shiet reference 10 hvre made
Aud you sie hereby nouned that IL you
fall to sppear. and to snsver the SAID com
plant A. above REQ auired the said piaintiR
viii take default aud Judgement as prayed.
Given under ny hand and the Seal u the
said district court At Holyohe. Colo, in sid
county, this sti Jay Of Mar AID. 1877.
We. HELLAND,
Cisrt Of District court.
IstALl Phillips county, Cvlorsdo.
| tir,t pub Mar Is
The state herald., 1907-04-19
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NatCR ut application 10 Lsass
Siata Lands,
sGlee Of the State Board Of Land Commits
sioners.
DENVER, CoIoHADo, Mar q! lY7.
Notice Is hereby given that & A lowell
whose po,'oiiice address is Chase, Neb., on
Mar ', 1901, made application No. Si]B TO the
state Board Of Land Commissioners to lease the
ullOwina described School Lands. situate Ia
phillips County, Colorado, to-wit All OF
&c 10 Township north Range ~ west.
No other application 10 lease the above dee
cribcd premises or objections against the above
application will be considered after Apr,
%, liJ7.
ions yIyiAs
Register state Board Land Commissioners
Date OF first publication Mar ~ 1871
The state herald., 1907-04-19

Nuuaa Of Application to LBass
State Lands
DFFIuE or TuE STATE BOARD or LAND
MisslONERR.
DESyER, CoLuHApo. Mar A. ip7.
Notice l. hereby given that ~ smith
shosc postoilicr address il llolyoke Colo on
Mar = 1917. made application No A8t tn ~.
state Board ~ Land Commissioners 10 lease the.
oiluwinR described Indemnity School Lands
rituhte Ia sodrwics county, Colorado. to-vit'
Nv = and I, ~ ~ = n section e .. Ui nv
Z aud ~ 4 oi s"ction Is township . nnril inF.
d wust n = II No Y d section r. = ~ ~ = u
arctiuh u townships north range q wet
No other application 10 leass the nhuyc de-
-cfibs,i premises ~ uhIortiops HFansi ur above
application will he considered alter Npfil
" lpoi,
iouS y NNtAs
Register State bunrl Land Commissioners,
Date OF frat publication Mar y, WH,
The state herald., 1907-04-19
CONTEST NOTICE..

U. D. LAND OFFicK,)
bTERLISS, LsLo., 7
Mar 40 l~7,
A sufficient contest ahdsvit having been lied
in this shcs BY George =. Nu.u, contest
ant, against Homestead sulry No 32sy made MAJ
II, 1875 for oHnw keb, swk sec 70, Twp sN,H tiw
by Clement ACie.i contested in waicL IL is al
legged that
Clement 4 u Cresin wholly abandoned said
land for more than six months last past sudthat
all of said failure still exist,
And said alleged absence from
the sand land was not duo To his employment ia
the army, navy or marine Corp. OF tbs I'm tod
States, private soldier, osho.r, seaman. or ma
rine. during tho wal with spain, or during any
other war in which the Uaiteu States mAy be oil
gagged, said parties are hereby notiheA to
appear, respond And oiier svideacs touching said
allegation at ~ o'clock =. Asy IL iys1 he
fore tho Clerk VI tho Dissri,t Curt
ut Holyoko, Colo, and the tnal hearing viii be
heid at " O'Clock a N. Gu MAJ ", I.oi, before
the Register and receiver at the United states
Land Oticein sterling, Colo.
l hs said contestant having, in proper a1ida-
1t, filed Mar 18th lsv7, sot forth facts which .hsv
that after duo diligence personal service OF this
notice can not be msis, it is hsrsDy ordered a. a
directed thst such notice Ds given by due and
proper Publication.
h. ARMOUR, Register.
The state herald., 1907-04-19
Eoniss, Nuurs.
lhit>'i stats ! HBd ONE
htSTling I ..lo, Mar N 1871.


ssunlclsnt contest affidavit having bs-n fl..i
In tli. Ufics BY Charles " r.dsrhnrr contestant
~ iins, homestead snis, No. ehip. Made Sep,
sAri' iph, fut NJ - Bee ~. T7h..R % w., by
Olive iAnbush csntasi--. IN which u l. alleged
EntF~oaAhiR, -holiJ abandan,i sald land
fof mote ihHn siI moath. iast pact that sb. fall
81 10 reside npah ~ establish artuaI r,,-idanr.
nron said Land sine" nlnF ou The same aud tina,
all ~ s.ii Failure siili exists
And that said alleged absence from .a,d
lad rn' not dusis Lsf employment IN 20.
hfmi' bAv o. marine clfrs of tho United
States 80 private soldier seaman or mn
Hn~ durihr Tie rsf with Spain ~ during M,
other vat -licl Tho q smay b. Engaged
HHih psfiiss sfn hsfsl, notified 10 app.a, 10.
sp"hd md o1sr evidence touching sald aIisya.
tinn ~ 10 oolnsk q m uh Ny 50 iyii haintp III.
clerk NJ tho oouniI court nj iioi,nkn Colo
And ual final hearing wiii ia h.li al 10 ,ria.l
am On MAJ y itE 'Eiurp tls frsistaf aud fsrsI,.
81 NJ the uuiieii.-tains Land uu1r In Sterling
colo
The sfii contestant having IN prppar hfil Ia.
W iilni Mat II inF api fufih iaris vhioh sLo-
that hiinf lhn hilliHt noe uafatnal saftr Of this
noiir" cannot h. mad" Il is hafeb, ordered sod
directed ,hhi stirh notice he si,cn 10 dns and
r,rrf publication
ftfsf laA Apfh
The state herald., 1907-04-19

executed and delivered by the said Joseph Wolfe
and Cynthia Wolfe to the said The West, IN
Farm Mortgage Trust Comp, ny and by said In
puny assigned to this plaintiff On tlenwa see
2lt7Hri AZ W in Phillips county Color .lio
As will more fully appear from the complaint
in suid action to which reference is here made
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint US
above required, the said plaintiff will take de-
fault and judgement prayed for in sal &C nj
plant
Given under my hand and the seal Of the faid
county court At lIolyoke, Colo, in said county
this g. day Of April A. d. 1907.
W. G. HELLAND,
County Judge,
[SEALl Phillips county, Colorado
First pub Apr
The state herald., 1907-04-19

The HERALD wishes to secure the as
sistance Of good correspondent from
every part of the county in order that
it may be able to give the news Of the
county to its readers. We are always
ready and willing to give all of the To-
cal news but it is impossible to do so
without the aid Of parties who know
the news and can furnish it to US.
Now, if you wish the local news Of
your part Of the county to appear in
the columns Of the HERALD report to
US and we will do the rest.
The state herald., 1907-04-19

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