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OBITUARY.

Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
KIMMEL.
Mr.. Geo. +. Kimmell died at
lis residence, Flourt wn. Pa, on
he Sth inst, aged SO years. He
las several children living in this
Ounty.
WATKINS.
Luther Nj. Watkins, of Hyatts
own, died suddenly on April 10.
lie arose apparently in good
ealth and came downstairs to
light the fire, then died.
YOUNG.
Champion w. Young died at
is home near Boyds, Montgom-
ry county. He was a native of
liddletown, this county, aged
8 years.
DERR.
Word has just been received in
frederick OF the sudden death of
lr. David Derr, of Tiffin, Ohio,
. Tuesday morninp, April Eth.
lis daughter, Miss Blanche, has
requently visited the home of
er cousin, Eugene l.. Derr, near
own.
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OFFICERS.

J. D. BAKER, President
VIM. G. BAKER, Vice-President
H. D. BAKER, Vice-President
VIM. G. ZIMMERMAN, Cashier
SAMUEL G. DUVALL, Asst. Cashier
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! BlIImyer. Cashier; Carmen
Campbell, teller.
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The state herald., 1908-01-10
Colorado's Delegation
In Congress.

Speaker Cannon of the house Of repres-
intatives has given fitting recognition
in his committee assignments to the
abilities of the members in that body
from this state and to the interest
which they represent. Ever since II set
to house cleaning In earnest and elected
Republicans to Republican congress
Colorado has been fortunate in its eho-
ice OF members. They have been able
TO take high position In the deliber-
atoms and TO impress their activities on
the work Of that body.
This year Congressman Bonynge
from the first district. who has had years
Of experience in the house, has been
named member OF the committee on
ways and means. the ranking commit
tee in that body and one that is charg-
ed with supervising tariff and revenue
measures.
Congressman Cook, from the state a'
large, serving his first term. has beer
appointed member Of the committee
on agriculture. This too Is most i'm.
portant committee and as a member
Nr. Cook can be Of great service to his
state. which every year Is taking u
stronger place as live stock and ccrea
producing center.
Congressman Hnggott. from the secont
district. who is also serving his frs
term. has been named on the committed
on pos,ohices and poStroads. one OF thrc,
big committees that are usually reserved
for members Of long experience.
As has been already pointed ou
Senator Guggcnhcim In the upper bod
has been fortunate In his COMMITTEES
appointments and the people Of the stat
may rest assured that whatever cai
be done 10 advance tn, state'sinlcr,sti
AZ Washington will be don,.
Next year Republican state lcgialh
tirc must be 81 cted 50 that In the yea
following colorad1's congressional cul
may run full with an entire delegation
thoroughly In accord with Republiea
national administration -Dsnyor r.
publican.
The state herald., 1908-01-10
AMiTiE.

On the evening OF Dee. 81. 1907. a
few Of the friends and neighbors were
invited to spend the evening with MIR.
and Mrs. a. c. Cauble to watch the
old year out and the new year In. Tue
evening was spent in playing games
and tho guests were entertained with
some splendid Instrumental music by
Mr. and Mrs, o. N. ellis and Webster
Mitchell. Supper was served at 1880
and was enjoyed by nil but don't ask
Henry Bchnfcldt " he likes pickles, for
he does well ! won't say whether hs
docs or not, but just ask some Of tho
ladies' whether he does or not. After
supper was over and all was quiet, the
t1liing Of the clock striking the hour u
u, reminded those present that tho cid
year was forever gone never to roturn
and the now year 1908 was waited In
on tho speedy wings Of ,ims and all
present resolved, that with ,hsir hslp,
the new year shall be made mtrB use,
fol and helpful TO those around Us thi1
old one was. After the usual greet.
ings Of happy nss year the guests
departed fof their several homes " sa.
ing for Mr. and Mrs caQbls many M re
happy now year greetings. ogg - a.
The state herald., 1908-01-10
EVERGREEN.

Harry Martin visited with bachelor
Mathers last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Shafcr entertain
ed at dinner New Years day MIR. and
Mrs. L. F. Stumbaugh and family, Mr..
and Mrs. W. + Pugh and son Frank.
They have been no ding revival meet
ings Mt the state line church, conducted
by Rev. Frank Harmon.
The Carpenter sisters visited with
Della Cnuble last Thursday.
hiss Rock and Elnora Carpenter re-
turned last Saturday from Julesburg.
A few Of the Evergreen people atten-
dei the revival meeting over at the
state line Friday night,
RATTLE SNAKE PETE.
The state herald., 1908-01-10

Herald Readers.

We have always been very liberal
with the subscribers for the HERALD in
the matter Of payment Of the subscrip-
ton price. During the hard years for
this county back in the nineties. We
carried names on the subscription list
for years without ever asking them to
pay because we knew they were not a.
BILE to pay and VIC had faith in the men
and the county to believe that the day
was coming when prosperity would
come TO our county and the subscrip-
ton would be paid and in this we have
not been disappointed. II our wishes
In the matter wore consulted we would
continue this liberal policy but unfortu-
natcly Uncle Sam thinks he knows some
thing about how the newspaper business
should be conducted and by recent or
der has very materially interferod with
continuance Of our liberal policy on
the payment OF the subscription price
Of the paper. Many publishers Of pure
ly advertising sheets have taken advnr-
tagc Of the second class postage rates
by mailing their advertising sheets
from year to year as newspapers, 50
Uncle sam has issued nm order that. In
order to entitle newspaper 10 second
class postage rates, the subscription on
the paper must be- paid In advance.
This order went into effect on the LIST
day Of this month. We frankly say
that we do not agree with Uncle Sam
ON the wisdom Of such an order as We
do not believe for a moment that Il vii
accomplish the results intended. that w.
the shutting out Of the second class th'
purely advertising publications for al
they will have TO do 10 avoid the Ia"
will be 10 attach 10 their papers tag
showing subscription paid In advance
However, the order has bccon issue,
and newspapers and subscribers will be
forced 10 obey II ~ no newspaper
could continue In business without th'
second class postage rate, A rcaaona
bio time IL given within which this OF
dor must be complied with and We max
this explanation Of the matter In orde
that the HERALD readers may cover
themselves accordingly. II this shoul'
inconvenience any reader, please 70
member that Il Is not the lirRALb'B do
ings but the order OF Uncle Sam.
The state herald., 1908-01-10
Farmer Mitchell Does a Stunt.

Miss Mitchell one of Arapahoe,s fast
Idle IS, aristocratic bells was present
ed . hundred pound pig few days
ago and told that she might have all
the ;orn she could shuck in one day for
its Winters keep. She accepted the
proposition and surprised the would be
joker by repairing to the field next
morning with wagon and top box, and
by hss O'Clock drove home with forty
busk 2ls Of the gentleman's best rails
IND )3r informant assures US that she
s'ssS I'D without gloves shucking peg,
faes cream, powder or puff. and that
she is open for just as many similar fool
as ere offered to her. "A
rapahoe Pioneer.
The state herald., 1908-01-10

Messenger, came th's week and is ful,
If good things as usual. Reneml er to
give your subscriptions to the Supt. of
Literature.
Now that the great National Conyen-
ton held at Nashville, Tenn, is over.
temperance workers all over our nation
are aiming to make this coming year
more effective one for God and home
and native land. Denver. Colo. Ia to
have the honor of the next National
Convention, Oct. 1921. 1908. Let US
'ook forward to attending If possible.
Our state superintendent says six
hundred of The brightest and wisest
representatives Of the great organiza-
ion, which is an acknowledged force in
the temperance revolution which Is a.
rousing the nation. is to be our guests.
They will cons with stories of wond,r-
ful victories, new ideas, up.to-date
plans and splendid visions of ADVANCE
nent. Every person Of Colorado. man
Or woman, young or old. who attends
the convention will be fired with enthu-
siasm; the jubilee note will be struck
and the consecrated service which will
result will mean that Colorado Is going
Try" ALICE JEWELL. Press Supt.
The state herald., 1908-01-10

The United States Supreme court has
recently handed down a decision in a
case against former Congressman vii.
liams of Oregon which seems to sustain
in all points the recent decision of Judg,
Lewis of the federal court in quashing
the indictments in the Colorado land
fraud cases. Judge Lewis held that
these indictments were not good for the
reason that the offence charged was q
violation of rules established by the in.
terror department and not a violation
If law. The recent decision of the Su.
preme Court seems to fully sustain thi.
decision of Judge Lewis. :, =. =. =
The state herald., 1908-01-10
W. c. T. U. ITEM !.

By kindncs. Of the editor the Press
sup,. Of Holyokc W c. 7. U. has boon
granted space for W. g. 7, U. pewr In
the HERALD. |, will be the aim Of the
writer to have something Of interes, In
the temperance line.
Our next meeting will be n, the home
OF Mrs. Holland. Friday afternoon Jan,
~. Members should attend our meet
ings and visitors are always welcome.
our state paper. The W. c. r U.
The state herald., 1908-01-10

The second session of the Trans-Mi!
sour Dry Farming Congress will be
held in Salt Lake City Jan. 22.26. The
mayor of each city is given the power
to pppoint 5 and not more than 10 dele.
gales, and the county commissioners {
AM not more than TO- Some able ex.
pet.s on soil culture are on the,program
of fpeakers and very interesting and
profitable meeting is expected.
The state herald., 1908-01-10
IN FAINTER, Edi,ol aid Publisher
Published every Friday.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY

The United States district attorney
has taken an appeal in the Colorado
land fraud cases in which Judge Lewis
OF the federal court recently quashed
the indictments
The state herald., 1908-01-10

Governor Buchtel is in Washington
this week at the invitation of Presi-
dept Roosevelt who from all accounts
seems to be well pleased with the man
ne in which our governor has been per-
forming the duties of his important Of
f,a
The state herald., 1908-01-10

LOST. lin the month Of November
between Holyoke and my farm north
west OF uolyoke, brownlrather sateh'
Il. The finder will be properly reward
cd by leaving same at my home or at
HERALD Office. NJ. odland.
The state herald., 1908-01-10

j. W. Young harvested crop O. ice
from his Ice reservoir Tuesday.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-08-13
FORD ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Balfour were in
Dodge City Saturday.
Chas. Laing was down the first Of the
week locking after his wheat crop.
Chas. Herzer was down few days
last week,
w. A. Waters of st John has been
spending few days here looking after
his interests in wheat.
Il. o. Shook left for Dodge City Mon
day to clerk in the Bargain store during
the reunion.
Miss Emma Walters came from Pratt
on Friday to visit at the home OF her
grandfather j. j. Morrison.
Mrs. Stanley Jones is very Ill at the
home of her mother Mrs. c. E. Hatfield.
A trained nurse is in charge.
Mrs. w. G. Handlin and daughter
Miss Irene of Decatur, Illinois, arrived
Saturday the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. X. Van Horne.
Mrs. F. W. Tyler and Mss Ola Hollo-
peter with Helen Tyler, Margie Barnett,
Marguerite Madison of Dodge City and
Erma Nevins of Ford made up camp
lug party on the Mulberry last week.
The Southwestern Male Qaartette from
the Methodist college OF Winfield gave
an entertainment last Friday evening NJ
the Nj +. church 10 large and APP
preciative audience. The cello solos by
Mr.. Barber were exceptionally good and
we'll rendered. Dean Geo. A. Plat
gave an interesting address. He was
entertained by Mrs. o. n Nevlns.
John Henry and wife of Seaton, Ill.
arrived last week the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ii. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bridgewater left
Monday for Colorado.
Lewis Faass and family departed Mon.
day for their new home at Enid, OKLA
homa. Chas. Gross will have charge of
his fathers farm.
Some 1atteriug reports have come In
about the wheat 10 this section of the
county. Herzer and Laing threshed
$500 bushels from 1870 acres an average
yield of &c bushels. Walter Cobb had
5000 bushels, some Of which yielded 80
bushels. L. X. Van Horne threshed
5l26 bushels averaging IL! bushels.
|. M. Dawson had 5000 bushels with an
average Of 10 bushels.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-08-13
Keepjnu Account.

Congressman Champ Clark has a
story of Kansas City lawyer, lately
deceased, which illustrates the diff
culties of achieving a saving sense of
economy.
It had occurred to the lawyer short
ly before his death to buy a memo
randum book wherein he would jot
down the items of his daily expendi-
ture, thus enabling him to compare
notes from day to day, and so learn
to regulate his disbursements.
The book was bought, and after the
lawyers death, his executors, going
over his effects, came across 1t. One
Of them, interested to ascertain how
far his friend had been successful IL
regulating his expenses, opened the
book, only to find themselves the sole
item:
ITO one memorandum book, II
cents. "-Illustrate Sunday Magazine
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-08-13
POSSIBILITY OF THE FUTURE.
When Navigation of the Air Shall
Have Become Common.

The man from Mars checked his
aerolite. He saw below him what re-
sembled huge rat trap. An immense
steel frame composed Of light rods en-
tirely covered the buildings beneath it..
The steel frame was of sufficient
height to just clear the Hottest sky
scraper.
AS the man from Mars stared at
this contrirance a section of it opened
inward and he and his trained aerolite
dropped through. AS he alighted in
the city hall square a man in uniform
hurried up to him.
"Sorry to have kept you waiting
outside" he said in choice Volapuk,
"but at first | couldn't quite make you
out. I'm the guardian of the sky trap,
"Glad to know you" said the man
from Mars. "And now tell me what
in the name Of all that's wonderful this
wire cheese box means"
"Why, that's our balloon guard,
| lduRUGu lUt UllICSl. LOu oCC INV VA
ships and balloons got to be such
, nuisance thas we had to put up this
frame. Why, they used to drop al
sorts of things on us. Sometimes
they'd drop themselves. Two OF ou1
best citizens were killed over there II
front of the cafe by a fat aeronaut
They'd have airship picnlcs, too, ant
throw the scraps all over us. There
was no use legislating against en-
before we could enforce the law they't
be three counties away. And they''
hang shawls and overcoats over thei
numbers so we couldn't take 'em
Finally, when things got too bad, an
the mayor himself was felled by
cheese sandwich just as he was bow
ing to thS governors daughter, we pu
I'D this balloon guard.
The man from Mars took out hi
notebook.
"How very curious" he said.