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The Southern herald., 1910-07-29
PREDICTS MONEY HEPTARcHY
Thomas Fortune Ryan of Virginia and N

Thomas Fortune Ryan of Virginia and New
York, who has few dollars stored away for
rainy day himself, has divided what he regards
as the present financial monarchy of America
IL not of the world into a heptarchy, which
means that the world of money is to be gov
erned by seven kings
He declared ]. Pierpont Morgan to be su-
preme monarch of the existing money empire,
and said that the monarch will have no success
sor but that his kingdom will be divided among
seven young hnanciers now in training in New
York city.
The men he named to form the heptarchy are
]. Pierpont Morgan, Jr. and Henry p Davidson,
of the firm of ]. P. Morgan & Co.; Otto H.
Kahn and Mortimer L. Schiff Of Kuhn, Loeb
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An Ideal Couple.
,haY're an ideal couple." !"

They're an ideal couple"
seWhat makes you think so7"
From the way they act to one an
other. They're so pleasant and nice
and you'd never guess they we're man
and wife"
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So n Seemed,

Rankin-There' one thing that
hasn't gone up in price, anyway. l
can still (pff) buy five-cent cigar
for a nickel
Fyle-I see you can. Phew!
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Sounded Artificial.

"He praised her beauty, yet she
hates him"
Strange. Why so?"
HE concluded by saying he consid.
cred her work of art"
The Southern herald., 1910-07-29

Co., of Blair Co. George Baker Jr OF the First
James Stman J OF the National City BANK all OF New
Mr. Ryan prediction he about to sail for Europe
be taken because he the of
with business Some time Mr. Ryan withdrew
corporations which he Interested and since then
he his physician
The Southern herald., 1910-07-29
HAMILTON NEW "AIR KING"

In these days of startling feats in the air the
people are prepared for almost anything. few
days ago Glenn Curtiss boarded his biplane in
Albany and in a remarkably short time landed
his craft in New York city. He broke some rec
ords and amazed thousands with the ease with
which he sailed through the air and kept up
with a fast train.
Then came Charles Hamilton. This daring
aviator got up early one morning stepped into
his aerial buggy and enjoyed little drive over
TO Philadelphia. Thousands were out to see him
start from Governors island, but more thousands
in ouakerdom saw him step nimbly from the air
craft after circling around the aviation field and
cutting up several didoes,
After he had delivered a letter from Mayor
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Not Much More.

She wore most ravishing smiiss
This maiden SO trim and 50 cuts,
And a little bit more. twas down at the
shore
She had on bathing suit
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journalistic Modesty.

Going to start paper, are youf
What do you intend to call TT"
"The Nebula"
whats the explanationT
why, some day, | hope, II win
grow to be World, Globe, Sun, or
something of that kind, you know"
The Southern herald., 1910-07-29

The final discoveries of
time the government has been engaged
which 1t had been defrauded
hundred New York. but
am grateful lust when informed Of his good fortune
estate have wife, sisters
ne shall be glad own our own home
Tber will be no extravaganza; have planned that
mountains then
Europe working for two and on the
nervous breakdown than the
The Southern herald., 1910-07-29
PARR GETS A BIG REWARD

How would you like to earn reward of $10O,
900? Don't you think 1t would be pleasure to
you If Uncle Sam would place in your hand ten
crisp $4,000 bills and say: Here, my good and
faithful servant, is a reward for a duty well
done? Pretty nice, eh?
This is what will befall Richard Parr, a Gus
toms deputy at New York, who assisted the gov
ernment in recovering 100000 in the sugar
underweight frauds Parr hasn't received the
money vet because the fund out of which Uncle
Sam pays such rewards wasn't large enough.
But he'll get it. President Taft and Secretary
Mac yeagh have promised 1t and that's enough
for Parr
Parr discovered the secret spring on the docks
- thn American Sugar Refining comnanY BY
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my daughter ought to make a sue.
A Tlahtwad.

He sent his love box of sweets
She answered him rather briefly;
The total weight was just pound
That was the trouble chiefly.
The Southern herald., 1910-07-29
FIVE DECADES AGO
RAILROAD OPERATION WHEN THE
IDEA WAS NEW.
Description Goes Back to Year is4ss
When All Locomotives Burned
Weod-Novel Method Of Clean
Inc Snow From Tracks.

Railroads and railroad operation Of
half a century ago are described vivid
The Southern herald., 1910-07-29

Mrs. Farmer Whifietree-DO yUu ~.
member our counting days. Silasf You
was five years proposing TO me.
Mr.. Whiffletree-Hawl hawi ye4
And you was two years more saying
This is SO sudden"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18

LEADER silver cup to winner of first
prize 10 ears.
Andrew SyvertSon offers 100 for the
lowest score in 10 ear class.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18
Should Join stalwart Wing i.

Belle Fourche Bee: Bill Melchoir,
the plumber, hired out to Pete Val
lery. He stayed one day and two
nights. He liked the eatn an sleepn'
all right, but was disgusted with the
milkin'. After an hours diligent work
he returned to the house with never a
drop of the lacteal fluid. So he accom-.
panied the boss to the barn, pointed
out the measley critter that wouldn' t
give down a little bit. With a look of
withering scorn that withered the
plumber-Peter said: "You told me
you could milk" II used to milk
COWS, Mr.. Vallery, honest-hope to
die if l didn t" said Bill. "Welr' re-
piled Peter, you had better call for
your time and go and join the stalwart
wing of the republican party. That
COW that you have been trying to
milk is steer" Bill came home.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18

The following prizes are offered by
the Canton business men through the
corn growers association, and it is
really important that the farmers
make this contest one of the biggest
in the history of the county. There
is much to be learned, and Prof. Nor
rison of Wallaces' Farmer will have
something interesting to tell. Get
your ten ear and one ear samples
ready at once. Come in and find out
how your seed corn stands the test of
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18
Syverud g Moe,

The Old Reliable jewelers..
Watch inspectors for the G. M. & st.
Paul r. r. Co., and also for most all
people of Canton and Lincoln County.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18

Mrs. Berger Olson is still on the
sick list.
Ray Fowles came home from Sioux
City Sunday and his condition is con-
sidered serious.
Prof. Angel of Augustana, who re-
Gently lost his wife, is reported sick
with pneumonia.
G. e. Morris writes from New Un-
derwood, Pennington county, sending
a renewal for his LEADER.
Prof. J. j. Gunderson, the celebrat-
ed horse trainer and educator is
meeting with great success and is or
ganizing schools on both sides of the
river.
A note from Helmer Hegnes dated
at Lake Andes, says: ''Send my
LEADER here. l can't get along
without it," Mr.. Hegnes has ac-
cepted the position Of cashier in the
Lakeside State Bank, at Lake Andes,
and is we'll pleased with his new To-
cation.
Albert Sogn Of Vienna was LEADER
visitor and renewal subscriber Mon
day. He came down about week
ago and mixed lots of pleasure with
business and the most pleasant event
he has attended for some time was
the marriage of his brother Casper to
Miss Jackson at Sioux Falls last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Sogn returned to Vienna
Monday.
John A. Gilbertson was a renewal
subscriber who called last Friday.
John has been farming the John
Rohlf half section six miles west OF
town, but will occupy the W. L. Dick
farm in March. He was accom- panied
to this Office bySHenry ]. Rohlf, son OF
John who owns $50 acres, and Henry
expects to farm extensively this year,
and he looks like young man who
should be winner when corn husk-
Ing comes around next fall.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18
Farmers Institute Meeting
The Dates fixed for Wednesday and Thursday February
% and "a. and good program Has Been Arranged
and Prof. Morrison of Des Mones Will Talk
to the Farmers About Corn.
Get Your Ten Ear and One Ear Sample Ready for the Big
Contest and Prizes.

18th l wallet so
Goth leather bound poems so
2lSt subscription to 500 V. News l so
22nd | alarm clock so
23rd l corn grader l so
24th / coffee so
25th ! creamer and sugar | 90
10 81 90 cash prizes
IA so cent prizes
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18

Clarence Oliver was among our re-
newal subscribers last week.
John IsacksOn was among our re-
newal subscribers last Friday
J. L. Stevenson Of Canton township,
and Clarence Austin, all old class
mate, now of Winnebago City, Mime
sofa, were LEADER visitors last Fri
day. j. L. and Clarence used to
shoot marbles in LaFollette's state
when they were boys.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18
Republicans Meet.

National Comm itteeman ThorSon,
Mem bers of the state republican exc
cutive committee, and other leading
party men met at Huron last week
and issued the following call to the
republicans of the state: Whereas,
the progressive republicans were re-
sponsible for the present republican
state administration and have used
every honorable means to unite the
factions of the republican party, with
out sacrificing progressive principles,
and in open conference on October !,
1909, al Mitchell S. D. invited all re-
publicans to unite and reconcile their
differences, and
Whereas, the stalwart faction have
rejected all such overtures, and, at
their Huron meeting have openly de-
clared war on the republican state ad-
ministration, and declared their pur-
pose to force the factional fight in the
party to the determination of the pro-
gressive movement, and for the evil
dent purpose Of having but one stall
wart canidate for each office, in the
field, and
Whereas, against such warfare it
becomes necessary for those who hold
progressive principles above candi-
dates, to unite and present a solid
front against the reactionary corpor-
ate interests, therefore, be it
Resolved, That for the purpose Of
adopting a platform and perfecting an
organization for the coming cam paign,
conferring with all progressive repub-
licans and unifying the progressive re-
publican forces, to the end that we
present to an organized factional op
position an unbroken front, and that
personal ambitions subodinated to
principles, a conference is hereby call
ed to meet at Huron. on February "a,
1910, at II o'clock a. m.
G. G. Sherwood, Chairman.
WIS. Bowen, Secretary.
Dated at Huron. SD. Feb. 10 1910.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18
Auction Sale.
MONDAY FEBY.

MONDAY FEBY. Il
M. G. Renley will have an auction
sale at his farm, three and a half
miles south and six miles west of
Canton, on Monday February 81.
Sale begins at 1O:30 sharp and a free
unch at noon. There will be sold
IL head of horses, 81 head of cattle,
30 late spring shoats, 22O chick
ems, machinery, household goods
prairie hay, seed corn, and one
200 egg incubator. j. J. Steensland
will be the auctioneer, and Henry
Bradshaw clerk. Don't forget the
date.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18

o. H. Lybarger departed for Chica-
go Tuesday where he will put in a
week buying goods for his Dollar Saw
ing Store, after which he will take, a
run down among the orange groves of
Florida for another week, and be
home by March first ready,for bigger
business than ever.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18

Single Ear Glass.
lst I ton of Hook Valley Coal Sc 65
End | rug 5 90
3rd l pair Of Oxford shoes 4 100
4th ton Hook Valley Coal 3 rs
5th l Belmont hat 800
9th ham 2 so
7th l box Of cigars 2 90
Sth l nickle plated coffee pot 200
9th box of cigars 200
10th l box of cigars 200
llth | sack of flour ! Is
18th | set Of cups and saucerS so
18th | mammoth cake to be
dividedaS soon as drawn ! so
l4th l brush 125
18th bread ! co.
10Th Laundry ticket SO
1870 cent cash prizes
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-18

TAKE NOTICE Those attending the
conference should pay full fare going
and take receipts from the local ticket
agents, on presentation of which at
the conference they will be entitled
to a one third return fare.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19

II may be n trifle u~nor,hodos. but I
have v believed tina, the fall of
Eden was anything of n misfortune. IN.
asmuch nv II introduced labor ns n ne
crssity to the human race. without IL,
Adam and his descendants. ever down
90 the present dav, would have been "a
lot If gibbcrinp savaRes, and all ~ IN"
pleasures and refinem~nts of life would
not have been. II IN impossible for any
human being 10 live without work nnd
keep decent. II can't be done. II IL
simply impossible. The hi or woman
who has neither the occasion or the Ne.
sire 20 work IL slated for he'll on a free
ticket without any stop overs. There
never was n truer maxim than that
''Satan finds work for idle hands "a
do IL may he that there II no such
thing a. an ever present devil, but IL
there IN not the results accumulate be-.
fore the idle just nv though there was
There IL something out of gear In the
mind that has no desire for labor. II
is diseased. II does not necessarily fol
low that there should be n frenyied de
sire TO work one's self 10 death In the
shortest possible time. but nature has
installed into all healthy constitutions
n desire TO 10 something, and unless the
person does something good and useful
he will do something bad. There II NJ
variation from the rule. There Is a NOR
atty that Is bred in sweat and cenfrmct
in callous spots that builds up n strur
tuie that time can not efnce. nor al
versity east down. II acts for itself
This II especially the case where inho,
has some object beyond the immediat,
needs of the hour. The negro and IN,
Mexican who labors because he must
il On the same plane rs the white maI
who is shiftlcss and would not work ri
all IL be- did not have 10. Given o wor
thy object and labor enoblrs all whom
l. touches. II builds temples of celcs
TIA! beauty in the green meadows o.
the future and inspires 20 constanI
cndea,Or and purcr and better impulses
Il is the chief destroyer Of SORROW an,
III" arch enemy II want. II is the hes
safeguard foT tho body, because i
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19

crowds out disease. and lessons N" ten
doucy a. travel the -innuthe road. Tho
man who works hard ten hours y iHy
has no time go play smear IN the saloon,
or vhiitlc o dry goods box 20 pieces. W."
Hoes not have time 20 grumhle over his
lot. nni be- thereby makes 1t better all
the time. The woman wh" works has
10 time for novels aud gossip There -
40 relief like labor 20 those wh" are
die rs,"d mentally. Il take, the mind
ava from the N"Nitir- ui ~" moment,
and IL mechanical occupation builds
new aud healthy TISSUES Of body and
hmm. The boy whu = n hard worker
will r,nke a man that i u man. aud
The girl whose fingers ~" never idle
viii develop ,nto q woman who hl"ss"s
he world and H. m fnr the h"ly touch
uf mothcthoo Neither the Young man
rhJ j. adverse 10 WORK. ur III" girl VIA
grows IT. ~ un ornament has any moral
righ' TO t,sum" the duties of citizen
ship ~ last" Of the incilahl" 10Y ui
paI"nthood
( Labor J., u necessity to the perfect
nan or woman, and to III" useful mem
Der OF soc.nty. The person who viii not
spr il y parasite aud should he tIrHt
oil ~ .urh hy law. This town would
b. q lot hotter on II a lot of such lie,
we're run clear on the map, - would
every other town in the country III,
person who does nothing should f%"cirN,
pothing, not ven a recognition uf ~,
claim that he has y right 20 live. LIS
boz IL the safety valve ot ~" world
AMI any person nj able body who cVair
N slould a.. ustrapispl There ar1 mo-
and women oi all stations of lie II
this town who would soon Dee MISSING
from iheir accustomed plar" II laho
wcr a legal necessity. aud IN" tow
w0sld be better for then going
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19

gcnce ~ that beast Ia sec the anger
Of tho Lord aud the drawn sword In
his hand, In from, Of them. Mankind
sweeps past the danger signals OF both
Holy Writ and that of human cxpcr'
icncc, and wreck piles upon wreck ~
plain view Of the oncomiug tide.
An instance 81 ,he folly that makes
life but u fools errand, II tho habit
that is being the subject of essays aud
sharp discussion IN the public schools
II the valley. 20 general has the sinok.
inc of cigarettes become that the school
anthorit ice have deemed u wise To
-pcnd the teachers time and the PEG
pies money in warning our children
against the habit that has become %
menace 10 the minds aud the morals
~ tho American boys aud girls
The inmates % n Turkish harcm
might fnd s%olace. and might forget
shame in the dullinR fumes Of the Gig
arctic, but the active brain 81 the buoy
ant boy ends only poison that pnralyses
and DESTROYS. The effects Of this loath.
some habit IN not q theory nor a matter
of doubt. The comomncst kind of obsef
walton will demonstrate that the slave
TO cigarettes has deprecated In mental
and physical yieof and strength. and has
sacrificed his pride and better manhood.
Instead Of developing and improving
the faculties and the powers that nature
gave him. he has placed Q milestone
about his neck. Instead of feeding his
mind and body with wholesome and
healih.piving food. he has been suck
ing NJ a nursing bottle ~ poison that
would kill u rat,lesnake at a hundred
PAGES.
I, is u timely lcsSion that Is heinl
taught ,o the school children of thes'
towns. II IL q lesson that ought 10 b
taught in the homes ~ we'll, and u
need he. In the woodshed and across th'
mothcr's knee. Little Willie should no
he left in doubt. And the evils Of othrI
' habits should te compared with that %
sucking cigarettes. The boy should h
taught to develop the manly side, au'
shun habits of every kind that nigh
harm his mind or body. He shoul'
know that the rewards and blessing
~ life come only 10 those who con
troll themselves, and who can resist ID.
evil aud command satan 90 the rear.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19

One seven room house aud ono ave room
house on tho east side 81 Fourth
street In the McGeo Addition. Prices
$1,000 and $i,7jO respectively, but II
sale Of both Is made ...... s2.1uO
Lots : and :, block 80. McGee add siDO
Lots . aud d, block ~, Russell add. $500
Lot ., block ~, Russell addition .sgfJ
Lots r. aud + Of lot z. Herring subdi
Nisioh, eIu
iHiHii2 on corner Of Smith aud Ser.
ond streets. This In the best location
ior a first class hotel OF business house
Ia The city. Price ........ sig,OOO
Lot !, bloekl, McGee addition. 5000
One Of the best sites for n hotel ia
~fucumcari, with east front ON eos.
ner Of Second and Center, SITS. 81. 600
One hrst class business ON Main street,
viii net $500 per month, for. . ~. $50
Splendid l4room rooming house on "a
lot JOxl42, on the corner Of Adams
and Smith streets. This is one Of tho
best business properties we have to
Offer, Price $500, partly on time,
The best Cafe In the best location in
the clty, $3.50
One 5room house Southeast corner Of
Smith street, furnished, -. $1,000
One i'rOOm house furnished ON Smith
Lots 3, 4, . aud o, block 7. Mc0ee See
ond Addition. each, ..,....... ti75
Lots $ aud 4, block /, McGos Second
Addition, each, ............. sif5
100 acres patented land, well fenced.
good tenant house, splendid we'll aud
wind mill, on the line u tho Choctsw
Railroad Price $1,000. Has been
held nj $1,000, hut must DO sold at
once. A bargain.
Northeast quarter Of Sectioi ~. Town.
ship ION. Range 32E., with Is acres
broken, we'll fenced; 1890 hog house
well with plenty Of good water 81 900
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19
PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that no gar
hsre shall he hereafter DUMPED on the
Coble land. north and west OF the old
securing mill All parties violating
this notice will he prosecuted. lOtf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19

Value OF Kind Words

II IL just m easy 20 speak kind
words o. II IN iu speak cruel ones, aud
one kind word is worth more ~ the
world than whole volumes of words
thai 'yornd. And Mind words are what
the w6tld l. listening for and longing
fur, AID every heart grows hungry and
cold without them The old saying tha,
- Mind words shall never die contains
a ,tth that oil should learn aud a
Truth TINT N'urld bc burned upon the
memory And lima words not only live
~ aud ~ fo'eNri. hut they are pefcn.
NAL balm that heals aud warns the
heart aud rcyive~ the hope that might
fail without them. They are to our
lives what sunshine il to the bud aud
flower and the golden grain. They un.
fold aud riIcn the good that il within
", aud urge ~ on 10 greater efforts
aud attachments.
II each man and woman would kcep
IN mind the value ~ Is kind wort, and
the possibilities in the lives Of othars
that may he waiting for it, geniaI
warmth Ca bring out the gloom. this old
world would wear n smile that would
reach all the way round IL. EverybodN
yeatus for sympathy aud love, and kind
words carry both " these. There i,
no heart ~ cold and no life ~ hlcat
or abandoned that II will not rrspont
10 human sympathy, aud that will no
be made better hy human kindness
And the best Of all Is, that the man NJ
woman who extends the sympathy an,
uttcrs the KINDLY words will be mud,
happier than he who receives. y,
investment pays a bigger premium that
kind words aud kind deeds.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19
st. pATRI(K'S DAY
IN THE MORNIN'"

Labor Is a Necessity To the
Perfect Man or Woman,
and To the Useful Mem
Der of Society.
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berg IL like a day Ia June. Hers may
be y type 81 the great pie belt, but II
does no, 40 nut here, where the typical
woman has ginger In her step, the blue
Of the sky in her eyes, and n soul a.
broad aud deep as the stream Of human
ity. She Of the Chtisty mold has Meth
or heart nor conscience, MOI q scientific
knowledge Of how to make flapjacks ~.
She could never bless a man : life and
mother strong aud good children; the
thing We're impossible, Such u
would send the average man to hell IN
u through ticket, for heart she has none
aud of brains even less. Contrast u
Christy woman, who, IL she justihcs her
looks, wears steel lingerie, with the live
meat woman of the west aud she shriv'
| els aud shrinks FROM the pedestal ~
/ popular fancy 10 q withcrcd and sullcn
crone. Such in the Christy girl and
1.-THE Christy woman. She has nsurpcd q
| place that IL not aud can never be hers.
/ She Is m alien In this land Of angels
with pctticonts on. of adorable sweet
hearts, of wives that redeem hard nuts
uf men, of mothers whose memory il the
most sacred thing on the Journey from
| squills to glory. II !, time the grim
i%ntcrlopcr was bounced body aud hustle,
compelled 10 don q dress proof against
drafts and set away to tipcn. She may
be- possible n million years hence when
optimism has vanished from the globe,
b.t shc il nOw grotcsque. Any man
wo'tr q continental cuss will take his
" n frcckles On H.. u body that does
not threaten TO cut IN ease Of q hug, aud
he as no objection to n pug nose. All
nt these delicious and altogether Vita
essentials are missing from the Christy
girl aud IL IL time aud more than time
that she was being %dethroned. All,
would keep without refrigeration 81
patent pfescrvatiye aud ns II frcsk
would he highly entertaining TO future
generations.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19

Phone ~ for fresh vegetables ard
fYut. wonord & White. Grocery.