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preliminary work at once.
The Woman's society Of the Second Pres
byterian church will give a New England
supper in the parlors Of that church from
6 until s O'Clock this evening for the benefit
of their work.
Aside from the routine there was little
business at Tuesday mornings meeting OF
the board Of directors Of the Woman's
Christian association. A report on new
members was one of the gratifying features,
each Of the women reporting having Sc
cured from two TO seven.
At a recent called meeting Of the
Women's Kelley Rescue league OF this city
1t was unanimously decided to disband, as
the condition Of the society's funds made
1t impossible TO continue the work. The
remaining funds OF the league will be de-
voted to the relief of some worthy case.
-
DR.. Abbie virginia Holmes addressed the
household economies department Of the
Woman's club yesterday morning on
Hygiene" which is one Of the ten sciences
included by the department in its study
Of domestic science. There was a large
attendance, and after Dr.. Holmes address
many questions were asked and a general
discussion participated in. The next OF
the household economies departments
afternoons" will be at the home OF Mrs
T. R. Ward, 2121 Writ street, Friday, Feb
rrary 2s.
The resolutions given below were adopted
by the Woman's club OF Orange, N. j., al
its regular meeting on January %. and will
be presented to the executive committed
Of the General federation. Copies have
been sent to the presidents Of all OF th'
clubs and declarations included in the Gen
eral federation. with the request that the,
be presented to the clubs for consideration
at the very earliest opportunity. and that
II adopted. they be signed by the presiden
and secretary OF the club and sent at onc'
to the corresponding secretary Of the Gen
eral federation. 1t is further requested
that a reply be sent to the Orange clul
whether or not the resolutions meet will
the approval OF the organizations to whicl
they have been sent:
Whereas. A question OF vital Importance
relating to the admission OF colored mem
bers. was touched upon by the Genera
Federation of Woman's Clubs at the hftl
biennial oonventiOn In 1900; ana
Whereas. The great power and wide
women working together for the uplifting
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Combinations by the senate.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-The senate to-
day confirmed the following nominations:
Brigadier General-Colonel f. L. Guen-
Their, artillery.
gett, at Lamar, Colo; G. A. Smith, at Salt
Lake City, Utah; A. H. Classen, at Okla
homa, Okl.
Postmasters:
South Dakota-F. J. Cory. WATERFOWL.
Illinois-H. B. Guard, Duquoin.
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maintenance Of the enterprise. The commit
tee has thoroughly Investigated similar
work in other cities and will set about-the
preliminary work at once.
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Blast Throw Rock Through House.
CENTRAL CITY, S. D.. Feb. 2O.-(spe-
cial.)-A rock weighing = was thrown
a distance of $50 yards blast on the
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The Woman's society of the Second Pres
byterian church will give a New England
supper in the parlors Of that church from
6 until s o'clock this evening for the benefit
OF their work.
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There was a meeting Of the city improve
ment committee of the Woman's club on
Thursday afternoon for the purpose Of de-
vising ways and means for the scheme of
vacant lot cultivation proposed in the de-
partment some time ago.. The plan is to
establish the Pingree garden system for the
benefit Of deserving poor OF the city. II
seemed desirable to rave the ground all in
one plot. with some means Of water supply.
and to have the work under the charge OF
a competent superintendent. Senator Mil
lard has already secured from the Agricul-
tural department a donation Of 200 pack
ages of garden seeds. which arrived this
week. In addition to these II will be neces-
sary to secure garden tools and TO meet
this and other expense Incidental TO the
maintenance OF the work the women will
have to raise at least $500. No definite
plan to that end was made. however. but
the committee viii investigate a suitable
plot Of ground and other matters during
the week. All parties sharing In the worn
will have to buy their own tools and Il Il
probable that each will have to contribute
= share Of his produce for the general
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Damages Electric Light Plant.
BEATRICE, Neb., Feb. 20.-(special.)-
The copper wire wrapping on one of the
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of Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Infiu-
e Malt Whiskey which stimulates, enriches
kills the disease germs. The system
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sousa's New March in London.

London July 12-coloneI George F. Hin
ton, Of sousa's band. having delivered to
the king a beautiful copy Of sousa's new
march, Imperial Edward" sent by the
composer 10 his majesty. sailed FOR New
York today on the st. Paul Il was one
Of the last acts Of the king before the
operation 70 receive this march. Colonel
Hinton had the following note from SIR
Dighton Probyl. keeper OF the kings
privy purse:
His majesty has commanded me 10 ask
you TO convey his thanks TO Mr.. Sous
FOR his march. and to acquaint you vitn
the fact that his majesty has given d.
rections for the music OF the march to
be transposed so that it may be played
by the several military bands in Eng
land"
Already Imperial Edward Is % be
heard from every orchestra and band IL
London.
Frank Christianer has arranged with
J. 4. France AID Phillip Torke for six
months European tour OF Mr. sousa and
his band. The march king VIII open Ia
Queens Hal. London. January 3. couun
uing there for eight DAYS. ard Will sri.-
sequeauy visit the principal provincial
cities before going 10 Paris aad Other
continental centers
AL arrangements for Nrs. Maxine FL
lott Goodwin's starring tour were con
cluded this week. when she s'Ercd for
term of FIVE years with C. r UIlilngta-l.
manager fe- Mrs. Julia Ma-l0we Ms
Goodwin VIII play tbs coming season
with her hush-.nd's coirpany Her star
ring debut VIII Re mad a gear from us
coming October IN enc q Charles Froh-
mans Broadway theaters. Esr lrst pay
wiu BE- written by clyde The following
season she VIII be seen 80 strong drarea
By Il Y. Ezmoad- Mrs. GoodEIa lsft
London week ago with the Ws5eners-
yachting party Mrs. Goodwin ard Eisu
Stranger VIII have financial interest
IN the COMPANY m Goodwin vii assis.
his Nife 81 staging her niay
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On the return to Buffalo we went to
the deserted and now almost denuded ex-
position grounds There is still standing
the Temple of Music. where America.
greatest president was murdered; then
down we went past the beautiful Nil.
burn house, where the patient kindly
man breathed his last that fateful. sau
September day Of last year. What sad
memories it aroused; and what a sorrow
full Mecca it is TO pilgrims who pass that
way. 1t somehow almost took the pleas
ant recollections of a busy day from
US. as we gazed upon these two places
made famed by the closing days Of the
exposition. r H FAXON.
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The Colorado FLYER
via Santa Fe
A Convenient Train for
SUMMER Tourists
Composite Car,
Palace SleeperS,
Free Chair Cars,
Observation Sleeper,
Cafe Car Between Colorado
Springs and Denver

Leave Kansas City 6:55 p. m;
Newton 12:C6 a. m.
Connecting train with through
sleeper leaves Wichita 1920 p.
N.
Arrive Pueblo. 1885 a. m; Col
orado Springs 1905 p. m;
Denver 3:l5 p. N.
This train is in addition to the
Colorado Express leaving Kan
sas City 9:45 a. m. and arriv-
ing Colorado following morn
ing. and carrying free Chair
Cars. Pullman Sleepers and
Observation Car.
Connecting train leaves Wich-
tia 300 p. m.
Reduced rates to Colorado
and Utah daily from June / to
September Is.
For particulars and copy "A
Colorado Summer. apply to
L. r. Delaney, Agent.
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To almost aH people AZ ssr6 locks
alike BIT AL sand is nor alike soms
szud Is sharp and some Is net Tas
sharp sand . rest fo- 2sastsring ard the
ike j = not 70 5e found generally Ard
ard when = pli q Il Is discovered j. has
: commercial value.
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The city of Niagara Falls is reached by
railroad or electric line, from Buffalo
The electric line of thirty miles is run
by power from the Falls. The town is
besides manufacturing and commercial
point, a resort as well. Goat Island
in the river just above both the Amer
lean and Horseshoe, or so-called Cana
dian Falls, is owned by the state Of New
York and called the state reservation.
portion of the reservation also
fringes along the river on the side of
the city. There is a vast advantage to
the sightseer in having the state own
this reservation. Anyone who has been
held up in Cheyenne Canon, Ute Pass,
Colorado Springs, Manitou and the
alleged Garden of the Gods" in Colo
RADIO, can appreciate with genuine heart
full pride the experiences at Niagara; a
trip over Goat Island and the many
little side trips around this state reser-
walton where charges are merely nomi-
nal and there is no grating such as
is incident 10 the localities I have men
toned.
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ETRAYED-Four-yea black mare,
star in forehead; brand M W" on left
hip; liberal reward. 1907 Z. Second
4q-1tx
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STRAYED-


6TRAYED-One bay mare; weight about
$50 pounds. Address information 10 s33
. Orchard st. 4y-lCX
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PERSONAL

-~--O~~-~~-O-~O~~~~~0-00@-
Personal - Young woman, owning
property and Independent income, would
correspond with refined gentlemen; OBJ
5ect, matrimony. Address Alice y, Box
648. st. Louis, Mo. 7-l3-ltX
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FOR EXCHANGED $3.50 stock Of
goods for resident or acre property IN
Wichita or stock cattle. Address D. VI.
Kirk. jefferson, O. T. 15-sUn-otx
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1 want to revert to the question of this
power again, before 1 close this story
I may be more ignorant than most PEG
PIE, but in my nominations in the past
1 have, in sort of hazy way. believed
that somehow or other the vast power
coming from this water was got at di~
rectly from the falls. OF course. such ir
rot the case. 1t is taken perhaps a mile
above the American falls. Run through
a subway or tunnel, the water is grad
ually let drop until it energies on a Lever
with the river below the falls. The totai
fall equals that of the falls themselves.
or from 1G5 to 175 feet. After this fail.
the water comes onto turbine wheels ana
thus the power is gained in some in
stances, as. for example. the mills, ETC.,
at the waters edge. 1t is also diverted
and utilized in generating the electric
power which supplies the other indus
tries. the big electric railway at Buffalo.
Buffalo's urban railway and Buffalo's in
dustries themselves.
There are two corporations handlins
thsi power. One utilizes the cataract. or
internal subway; the other canal The
cataract has a power Of 10000 horse
power, and the canal 10000 horse power
The capital Of the cataract corporation
is about 100000 It's monster power
house is now being added to. W. P. Ran
kin. New York engineer, has the mas
ter mind which first conceived this enor
nous feat Of engineering and triumph OF
human skill.
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FOB TRADE

-O0-0-0-00-0-0-00-0-00
FOR TRADE-160 acres in western Kan
ses for Wichita lots; also two lots in
fashion, O. Z. A. NJ. Carr, 935 5. Mar
ket 49-1tx
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But this is not a story of the town or
or falls except as they pertain, first of
ali, TO the point I have made that the
whole thing is a lesson in protection.
Of course the waters of the Niagara
river are as easily accessible to Canada
as to America. But here is where the
lesson comes in. There are no manu-
featuring industries; no attempt at stor-
age of this vast power; no effort TO uti-
lie things, on the Canadian side on
the other hand the American shores
literally swarm with hives Of industry.
They include mills Of all sorts, factories,
powerhouses. and the like, until the eye
almost tires of their vast display Con-
trast this with the emptiness OF the
Canadian shores, where there could be
equal industry, and some way or other
You cannot help q feeling Of pride that
you live in America. where people do
things and be someone. You cannot but
confess that after all protection IS a
sort of good thing, else what incentive
would there be to all these manufacture
ing enterprises? For a certainty not all
the enormous output OF these factories,
mills. powerhouses and other institu-
lions is not sold in America. BY no
means SO. For even power itself. just
as accessible TO Canada. Is sold 10 a few
Canadian concerns by Americans, after
their genius and push has harnessed it
and tanned it. To be strictly accurate.
however, and by no means spelling the
picture or the impression. il is a fact
that within the past few months some
effort has been made to divert the water
TO the Canadian shores. but not for man
ufacturing purposes. For be it known
that Canada buys much from US: and
we do not from them.
The principle point is this: Divested OF /
the primary point that American genius /
and engineering makes all this possible. /
the fact remains that II there was not I
something. some tangible doctrine or 4
policy in American statescraft TO encour- !
age this vast manufacturing work and /
assist in building il VI. there would be 1
no such activity. over on the Canadian /
shores. side under its free-trade. manu- /
features are not encouraged like under i
cur system. There is no rivalry 70 out 4
strip competitors and place results in the 4
way OF manufactured articles into other 1
foreign markets. But on the American 4
side having been fostered by a bene-
ncent tariff system. the home mauufac-
turers have gained the home market
and have gone over on the Canadian /
side and conquered markets there. So
herein lies the lesson.
There Is a trip called The Gorge
Trim" that for wonderful scenery and
genuine pleasure surpasses anything I
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EoR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Two lots and 2-story.
frame house OF Y rooms, for small farm.
J B. Crane, 713 5. Eleventh St, Kansas
City Kan. 4s-sun-ltX
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sTORAGE-In dry. cool basement. On
track Otto Weiss. 1o5 5. Mead
s7-sua-tf
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s. COO, 900 To LOAN on Kansas ana okla
homa farms Whine * Winnie. Wichita,
Kan 65-u
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There Is trip called The Gorge
Trip" that for wonderful scenery and
genuine pleasure surpasses anything I
have ever seen A car about three times
as long as one which plies on Douglass
OF Main loads up with The sishtseers
and takes you over the biz bridges just
az the falls. II the Canadian side The
first thing you see on the Canadian side
IS a native policeman. and by him. the
customs officer. The latter does not
bother you unless you have baE or grip
and then re perfunc1orily discharges his
duty me car runs uq almost around ire
so-cauei Canadian falls untn she hne
lnlsts and spray enyelop you Tie way
lies along the beautiful Victoria park
named after the great ruier- Turning
the line Eoes % IRE east toward lake on
taric. 4 hundred feet above TIE waters
OF the river. through magnificent sen
cry. with now ard then tbs NEST de-
Mghtful views q the river winding On 70
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ARsTRACTORs.

ABSTRACTS TO FARM AND CITY
property furnished promptly; court rec
ords complete. 143 y. Main; phone Sgl.
G. 3. Quincy. 49-su-we-n
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FINANCIAL.

QUICK MONEY on deposit 70 loan on
Wichita residence properties, 3 or
years. lowest rates; privilege of paying
in installments. Anchor Trust Co, 143
y. Main. I5l-su-We-fr-tf
$500, 00.00-An unlimited amount 10 loan
on Wichita property with privilege to
pay in instaliments. Low rate of inter
est Hewlett & Wheeler. los F. First s..
97-tu-thu-sat
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
The Price on my residence. 35I y To
peka avenue, is $4,000. ". j. Stewart.
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Continued from Fifteenth Pase.)
NOTICE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
My property is of the market y. B.
Clark, administrator 45-ltX
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Niagara Falls is about midway, prob
ably, between Lake Erie and Lake
Ontario. The Niagara river forms the
egress of the waters Of Lake Erie, and
the approach TO Ontario-it is the con-
Meeting link. Above and below the falls,
the river is placid enough, save at inter
walls. But at the midway point, where
it hurls itself madly down its sheer
descent of 16S feet, it challenges the adj
miration of the world.
Situated on the Niagara river. right
at the falls. and about thirty miles north
of Buffalo, is the city of Niagara Falls.
1t is about Wichita's size. and its pros
perity. solidity. and activity remind one
of the principal city Of Kansas. One
who never has seen this little city has
no idea of its size or Importance. But
it is the seat OF many of the leading
industries of the state of New York,
and the storage point of the mightiest
power in the world.
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A PHILANTHROPIST Melvin. pas
tor of Church OF Christ. 119 Stone St,
CibonsbUrg Ohio, offers TO furnish in
formation free as TO now consumption
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Ontario and occasionally the lake itself
in sight in the far distance. you pass
the whirlpool rapids and other noted
places. A chasm deep and dark, is
spanned, the way lying over what seems
TO be the slightest sort Of trestle work
and finally Quenston. a little old Cana
dian town is reached. This is about
seven miles from Lake Oontario 1t lies
where the river has resumed its placid
quietness. and nestles at the foot OF
hill which the voluble conductor tries to
persuade you is a mountain At the
top of this mountain is Brock monu-
ment, dedicated TO a famous lieuten-
ant governor Of the province, who fell
in an engagement with the American
troops on this point in the war of 1S12.
Across the river is a lively little town
of Lewiston, in New York The river
is crossed by way of Suspension Bridge.
Apropos Of this, Suspension Bridge, the
wonders of which we remember from our
primary geography days. has been
moved three times, and each time fur
Their down the river. each time the old
one being replaced by a monstrous steel
structure of modern architecture How
long the old Suspension" bridge viii
linger. or when it will be gradually run
into Lake Ontario by the mutations OF
time, is a matter of interesting specula-
ton.
Right here I wish TO interject there
lation of an incident. When the car
crossed the big bridge at the falls I
did not realize at first that I was out OF
American and on foreign soil for the
first time in my life. But down by Brock
monument I decided it was time TO get
my foot on this foreign territory, and
alighted to wait for the next car.
friend of mine from Iowa was wit hme,
and together we went TO the top Of tho
mountain" the conductor had been tell
ing us about. We seated ourselves on
the soft, green sward and dreamily looked
on toward Ontario. down the quiet river
down on the quaint little Canadian tow.
OF Queenston, and over to Lewiston on
the American side As we sat there
it all in, my companion happen
ed to look UP. Without a word h
pointed above. I followed his gaze, anu
there, stuck on a pole, planted ever 50
firmly in this British soil. waved big
red flag, with the cross upon it 1,
looked big enough to have covered al
acre of ground if spread out. Defiabiy il
seemed to tel we Americans that We
were under its shadow. even though for
ever so short a time. A sort of funny
sensation came over US, and when We
looked over to Lewiston and saw the
stars and stripes, kissed by the glad sun
light and caressed by the soft breezes
of that afternoon, someway we felt bet
ter and joyfully and laughingly confessed
to ourselves how good it made US feel |
We were on our feet by that time. ana
when we sat down again 1t wasn't under |
the crimson banner with its cross and it, |
defiance.
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BARRIos DIAMONDS moved 20 rs \.
Main. up stairs. ST.
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POWER OF NIAGARA
Is Used as an Object Lesson
in Protection
ON THE AMERICAN SIDE
Hives of Industry Swarm; on
Canadian Side None.

The greatest lesson in the principle of
protection to American industries is
gained by a visit to Niagara Falls.
I believe that the veriest scofer at this
doctrine would, after a careful and in
telligent observation Of things at this
place, be convinced that there is some
thing in the theory that is advantageous
to this country.
It is the conserving of power; the utili-
cation of the 70 rec which results from
the fall of this mighty torrent of water
down its precipitous decline. that fur
nishes the observant person his lesson.
No one can witness the conditions that
exist at Niagara without being greatly
impressed with tne triumph Of American
engineering and American genius and
1t is self-evident.