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BUY YOUK l'EK FUMES HEJIE
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PKUKUJiIEK, IHK YEKV IIKHT U1DI
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lot of cuts for Hale and htockbilla.
When you want anything of the
kind, come and nee us. Neat
work, reanonable price und
prompt attention.
Job piinliug of all kinds done at
the Tr t hunk otlice. Our stock of
supplies is large and we try to please
our customers. Prices right. Come
and see us.
il 'Mi ur.
rati aeaeiss. m o im
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fill V I I I I III
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home: visitors excursions
FROM ALL
RHSSOUR! I'ACiriC RAILWAY.
3 GREATLY REDUCED RATES EAST,
INDIANA, WESTERN OHIO, LOUISVILLE, KV.,
AND INTCAMKOlaTI OINTS.-.
also lAwtsnuE, roms, LEr.srasT 110 oxi:i:83, it.
September Clh, 13th, 20th, 27th and
I DONT MISS
f To Visit th aid hm 4
ro FAMTiCUUsMS, IN0UIMC
wL Cs TV H 4U I, lMft4 i
A rvinurknHi' plrturn worth
MANY DOLLARS
ran tx1 ohtnlniMl
For a Few Cents
"Tim Tlirro Moat Henutttiil
Hoses"' by l'nul rie Ixnrtre
At tho unrviit solicitation of tin'
Wtuiutu'H Homo Companion, Mr.
l'mil t5 LmiKprv, who Is the prvat
est pnintor ot flower In the world,
conm-ntcd to tnuko n pointing of
whnt he coimlih'Tvd 'The Thrre
Mont JtciLUtlful Kowfi," mid the
imlntlnir 1 without doubt one of
tho nioaterplwe of thin grvnt rtrtlKt.
Tlilas iimcrnlflrvnt picture Is reproduc
ed In nil It orljrlnnl RrnuVur on the
cover of the Woman's Home Com.
pnnlon for June. Although this
cover Is an nccumte reproduction of
a painting worth hundreds of dol
lars, yet the June numler, which
Imn this exquisite cover, inn.r Ie ob
talned nt any first-class news-stand
or direct from the publishers for the
trivial sum of only ten cent.
ilr. Paul de Ixingpre Is. Justly
styled the "Klnir of Flower Point
ers." He not only paints roses, but
every flower that grown, nnd lathe
highest authority on flower. His
painting are found In the moatae
lect homes. Some have sold for as
much seven thouxund five hun
dred dollar (7,.VH).00.)
Artlata. art critic and competent
ludjres nil agree that the cover of
the Woman' Home Companion far
excel those ot nny other magazine.
The Woman' Home Companion 1
a mngnzlne which in bcuuty and ex
cellence, art. Htorlcs, Illustration
nnd fashion, etc., excel all other
home and family mnijnxine. The
Woman' Home Companion I pub
linlied tiy The Crowell rubllHtilng
Company, New York City, also Chi
cago, la., at une iioiinr a year, ana
in the favorite magazine in nearly
half a million home, where It I
read each and every Issue by three
million jn'ople.
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Os COMNNT'I IMT, OM
jir m4 I UsjA A4, M. Uis, Urn
Waililojjtou Iiettcr.
Hi roe topic im bein disciisH-
ed in Washington these day b
the almost total excluion of nil
others, They are railway into
h'Kislntion, the tariff, nnd, to n
less extent, the Jlowen l ennuis
invest Spit ion. It will be recalled
thnt Herbert W. Ilowen to be
gin with the least importnnt
while Minister to Vcne.uch, for
warded to Secretary Hay a re
port in which lie enumerated cer
tain charges against Assistant
Secretary of State Loomis, af
fecting Mr. Loomis' conduct n
former Minister to Venezuela,
which charges Mr, Howen de
clared to be in common circula
tion in Caracas. Secretary Hay
replied immediately with a warn
ing to Mr. Ilowen not to sanction
the charges in any way, and the
President, who has the greatest
faith in Mr. Loomis, made a per
functory investigation and dis
missed the charges. 'When, how
ever. Mr. Bowen learned that
Secretary Hay had sailed for
Europe.he reiterated the charges
to Secretary Taft who, acting on
instructions from the president,
is conducting a very thorough
investigation. Meanwhile, Sec
retary Loomis has preferred
charges against Mr. Ilowen hs
the instigator of the publication
of the charges. 'While the alleg
ations are all of a like character
the most important is that Mr.
Iiornis accepted a $10,000 check
from the Asphalt Trust for pro
moting its interests in Venezuela.
Above and beyond the fact that
the charges affect the honor of a
high official of the administration
and the discretion of one of its
diplomatic representatives, it has
an important international side
in its bearing on the existing i0f the schedules lowered, inor
controversy between the United j der to remove the grwt domestic
States and Venezuela concerning I competition so that tariff read
the concession of the Asphalt justment may be accomplished
Trust in Venezuela, the famous Cven if rate legislation is not.
asphalt lake. At present, the
investigation remains in statu ! George Meredith on the Woman
quo, awaiting the arrival ofMin- v Question,
ister Hussell, recently transfer-j A writer who has recently in
ed from IJogota to Caracas, and 'terviewed George Meredith re-
who was secretary of legation at
Caracas during Mr. Loomis' en
tire term as minister. So far as
can be learned Mr. Ilowen has
signally failed to make good his
charges thus far, and stands an
excellent chance of having his
resignation as a member of the
diplomatic service called for be
cause of his inability to defend
himself against the charges of
Mr. Loomis. Mr. Ilowen claims
however, that all this will be
changed when Minister Kusst ll's
testimony is taken.
The most important political
and economic question now on
the tapis is that of railway legis
lation. The Senate cominittvon
Interstate Commerce has con
cluded its hearings on tliat sub
ject and has adjourned without
H-tion, as was expected. Those
hearings have been a travesty
from the beginning. It huts been
obvious from the start that
testimony derogatory to the con
tentions of the railways was oh
noxiou tii (neither of the
committee nnd wjtnustw who
espoused that hide, of the contro
versy have been subjected to the
most merciless cross examina
tions and so frequently interrupt
ed that many of them were total
ly unable to present adequately
their side of the case. Uailway
lawyers in constant attendance
tin tho committee wrote out the
questions which were propound
ed by the Senator nnd which
were calculated to confuse and
disconcert the w itness, if ho was
opposed to the contentions of the
railways, or to draw out and as
sist him, if he was favorable u
the railways, private car com
panies, et al.
Of course, no good will come of
the hearings. As it is now com
posed the Senate committee on
Interstate Commerce never has
and never will report a measure
unacceptiblo to the railways or
which could possibly corrc t the
evils u which public uttention
hi recent) btva dirtltwd, if
ever adequate- railway rate legis- J
liiliniv pusses the Senate it will
he only after 11 teri itic tight in
which tho conunittee, of whiih
Senator Wkins Is the distinguish
ed chairman, is beaten. It is re
garded by those who sincerely
espouse the cause of tho people
as against the railroads as a great
misfortune that the opportunity
afforded the Senate i-ommittee to
ascertain tho facts has been as
shamelessly prostituted, altho'
little elso was expected by those
familiar with its personnel.
Koports which have been ent
to numerous newspapers, at the
expense of the railroads, dwell
w ith great emphasis on the fact
that many shippers appear be
fore the Senate committee and
testified in favor of the railway
contentions and that a majority
of the shippers who testified de
clared themselves opposed to
any change, from the present
system. It seems almost unnec
essary to point out that most of
the shippers who appeared be
fore the committee came from
points w here the special deffer
entials, which have been no gen
erally condemned, are granted.
While it might be difficult to
prove, there will naturally be a
suspicion that shippers who test
itied in favor of the existing or
der had their own reasons for so
doing.
The President has stated em
phatically that he will call the at
tent ion of Congress, in the mes
sage which he will address to the
special session, to the necessity
of readjusting the tariff sched
ules and the opposing forces are
alligning themselves for a terrific
contest. There arc some indica
tions, however, that even the
protected industries wish some
; ports him as saying: "I have
not studied, women more than I
have men, but with more affec
tion, a deejier interest in their
enfranchisement and develop
ment, being assured that women
of the independent mind are
msnlod for nny sensible degree
of progress. They will so edu
cate their daughters that these
will not be instructed at the
start to think themselves natur
ally inferior to men Ix-cause less
muscular, and need not have re
course to particular arts, feline
chiefly, to make their way in the
world.
. "Since I began to reflect I
have !eon oppressed with the
injustice clone to women, the
constraint put upon their natur
al aptitudes and their faculties
generally, much to the degrada
tion of the race."
We Iiojm every person w1h can
w ill make it a point to visit W, l
Hall's big shows w hen in Mobor
ly, June I'nd. M. Hall has long
len known as tho "King of
Morse Uuyors"of Iowu and Mis
ori und recently engaged in
the t jrcMs busjness. His circus
is said to be ono of tho best on
the road, und we are confident
every ono attending tho W. 1
Hall shows will bo courteously
treated and well entertained.
ttciiavu Known .Mr. Hall lor a
long time and know him to be a
prince of good fellows and a
thorough gentleman. Moberly
Tribune. '
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Golorado
She does jiit what tier name implies.
Um Kansas City 6 35 pm Arrive Denver It 45 an
lea8 St Joseph 4 35pm Arrive Colo Spgs 1145 am
LiavaTcpEka 833 pm Arrive Pueblo 110pm
Standard Draw :og-ioom nd Olntrvnlion Sleepers
(lighted anJ coolrd ly tlrctritily), I)iiini(,' Car, Choir
Cr, and High. bnck Couh, 'J'he l.ivti t mid bft
epiipprd train Let wren Missouil Uivtr nnd Coluiado.
In scovice the year round.
The Colorado Express is another line train. Leaves
Lansas City 11.20 a. m., arriving Denver S.30 a. ni.,
Colorado Springs 8.15 a. m., Tuehl j 10. go a. m. Dotli
trains but one night out.
Rhru service on the Hook Island to both Colorado
Springs and Denver you don't have to go via one to
reach the other.
Ticket and reservations nt thin oII'kv.
J. A. STEWART,
Gen. Agent I'nss. lH-pt.,
mj Main Strict,
1 KANSAS CITY, MO.
DR. HEUDERSORi.
161 ft 103 W.
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(aarirrs to. Owr 0.u caar. ramx. Ara and inu aia lainanu Siaia )MIH
oa aa4 aea4 for trau. dD.nliatioa frveauj iM-rnii mvh M
Somlna! Weakness and
Sexual Debility,
folltc ad eienswn fftuatuf niyht Io"mk
ml Iom ot uriutU power. pimplfHi and
b loir he oa hm fwe. confuitU kit tvod
forrwttulnesM, bst.rulnr muX rrrloo vo
octMj, t., curi for life. I up nirbt
io!, rrnlorv Mruavi powfr, btt r4
br power, enlarc bU mretirvho
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litok Itivf a total ot IJ.Tki, unit will
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with tin naiiK-a ami niilr,'M. wt)
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prepaid, a Im-uuIKiiI wittcliculli'd tint
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lowa: Tho "ljy Juliet" Im h six r,
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watcll. It luui n xmip liark Im-kI.
plain M,llhfil mat with inllk-d til-.
TIih rnw In finlnlHil In irolit, nnd tli
liloVPliM'tit la Rnld (tnlKlx-d null tit
fully Kuanmti'.Ml (or one ji-ar iindi-r
ordinary uaao.
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pliitrd wntrli nnd Hill k.ip pood
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swell with prld.' whi-ii Uv n-rrlv. It.
and Im will 1k proud to curry It hh a
time phnt.
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THE KANSAS CfY JOURNAL
Kansas City. Mo.
DR. G. N. SHARP,
UltUUUIST
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oratouiiu'h trouhlu iim.
duikstink
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I have a h"ti' su.l lot to sell for
I75.00. anothrr lor $u.oo and
another lor fn.oo. It you want
a harirain now is your chance.
(Jeo. I. Huckchy.
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