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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02

Kansas City. Kas., Feb. 2.-The
Very Rev. Anton Kuhls, priest Of st.
Mary's Catholic church here, and the
oldest clergyman in continuous service
in the Leavenworth diocese, has been
appointed dean of the deanery of
Wyandotte and Johnson counties by
Bishop Lillis. There are twelve
churches and several large Catholic
institutions in the deanery and Father
Kuhl's duty viii be TO examine the
books and accounts. The appointment
of Father Kuhls was a recognition OF
his fidelity to the church during his
service of more than forty years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02
BIC CASH BILLS.
Executive and Judicial ApprO-
priations Are In.
Show a Reduction of $4,000
From Last Year.
READ A SECOND TIME.
Then Rushed to Consideration
In Committee Of Whole.
Many Other Measures Appear in
the House.
READ A SECOND TIME

The ways and means committee this
morning introduced the executive and
judicial appropriation bills. They were
read second time and referred to the
committee of the whole. The following
is a complete summary of the appropri-
ations which are authorized for the ex-
ecutive and judicial departments:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02
CI,ronieIed His Own Death.

BOSTON. Feb. DIR W. R. Reed, a
era6llate of Edinburgh university and Of
the University of Pennsylvania. is dead
iel e, aged 20 years. lie WAS found STUN e g
a note showing that ne ha:i d'sisu, sed his
own case as the attack came on. It read
az follows: Nothing suspicious oled
of r~,ellmatism ~ the ncart. ally effects
60 to nv wife, Annie Reed, Hickory, n
{. The Pain is terrible The rheumatism
has reached the vital organs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02
Coinnee for Jannarx.

Washington, Feb 2.@The monthly
coinage statement shows that during
January, 1905, the total coinage ex-
ecuted at the mints of the United
States amounted to SS,578,352. as fol-
lows: Gold, $7.819,O5O; silver, $6S1,-
012; minor coins, $78,290 These
amounts are exclusive of $3.50, 900
pieces coined for the Philippine is
lands.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02
LAWYERS END IT.
Annual Meeting Closes With a
Big Banquet.
Event Was a Success From
Start.
!. A. SMART PRESIDES.
Take Occasional filings
at Him.
F. l.. Vandegrift Talks of His
Experience as a Lawyer.

The annual feast or the State Bar
association is over, and by this time
the manager of the Throop hotel has
restored order.
It was truly a great and glorious
feed. It was pulled or with eclat and
a number of colored walters. Nearly
a hundred covers were laid on the
tables. and an equaf number of lids
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02
sIocum Jnry Disagreos-

New York, Feb. 2-The jury in the case
Of henry LundoeiS. former assistant in
Spector OF steam vessels charged with
manslaugntec IN ccnne ction with the Cen
eral Slocum disaster, disagreed and was
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02

Washington. Feb. 2--The books Of the
treasury department show the payment nv
the Central Pacific Railroad company nj
its twelfth note. aggregating 81 SGS Ss9
swelling the total receipts, of the treasur.,.
for the day to the grand total of s.. S95. III
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02
Consult your doctor
about your cough

At the same time ask him what
he thinks of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. He will know all
about it, for we send doctors
the formula. For over so years
doctors have endorsed it for
coughs, colds, weak lungs,
bronchitis, asthma. Z Eo C AKe s Ss;.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02
BACKACHE
Jaundice, LauguOr, Dependency, Bilious
ness. Nervousness, Headache, Heart
burn, Dyspepsia and sO-calIed
Female Weakness are Caused
by Sluggish Liver and
Diseased Kidneys.
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atism, uric acid poison. rheumatic goues
diabetes, Bright's disease. Inflammation OF
the bladder and urinary organs scaldinG
pains when you urinate, eczema 1aunoices
swellings or torpid liver; II woman,
bearing down sensations, fainting SPELLS
so-calIed female weakness. painful per-
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-02
13,.ince.s Condition Is Good

v,,or9ir1t- states that the general condition
Of Prince EiteI Friedrich IS good
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23

the packers known as the Beef
Trust" only slaughtered 45 per
cent of the cattle of the country.
1t is fonnd however that 1.-The Big
Six" slaughtered 50 per cent of
the cattle killed in Chicago, Kan
sas City, Omaha, St. Louis, St.
! Joseph, Fort Worth, Sioux City
and St. Paul, as we'll as large
per cent in all the large eastern
cities. There seems to be no find
ing as to the trust restraining or
controlling trade. 1t may be pos
sible that the bureau Of commerce
may not be able to find a conspir-
acy in restraint of trade. 1t may
be that the packers are selling
dressed meat at a small gross pro-
fit, but it will take a higher au-
thority than the most honorable
commission to convince the people
that So cattle and Is cent beef are
coincident with unrestrained trade
and legitimate profits. 1t is found
that this combination slaughtered
in 1903, 5.521,OOO head of cattle
and that they made a profit above
the by-products of 80 cents head.
Ninety-nine cents a head woull
bring to them clear profit Of So
467. 40. The by-products accord
ing to many statements by the
packers will pay for the cost of
Strengthening and give a profit to
the business. The problem is one
of so much hidden and unknown
evidence that not even the COM
merce commission could get at the
exact facts. The prices of cattle,
and meat at the block, should not
be at greater variance under our
system of economical handling,
than they were years ago when the
greatest lack of economy prevail
ed. The inquiry of the commits
sion will deceive nobody. The
people have too often been treated
to white washes and they will con-
tinue to investigate for themselves
the same as though no investiga-
ton had been madc.-Western
Rancher.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23
Capital!

IF l only had capital" we
head a young man say, as he puff
ed away at 10 cent cigar, Il
would do something
IF / only had capital" said an
other, as he walked away from a
dram-shop where he had just paid
ten cents for a drink, / would 60
into business.
The same remark might nave
been heard from the young man
loafing on the street corner. Young
man with the cigar, you are smok-
ing away your capital. You from
the dram shop are drinking yours
and destroying your body at the
same time; and you upon the
street corner are WI sting yours in
idleness and forming bad habits.
Dimes make dollars. Time is
money. Don't wait for a fortune
to begin with. If you had $4,000
a year and spent it all you would
be poor still. Our men of power
and influence did not start with
fortunes. You, too, can make
your mark. if you will. But you
must stop spending your money
for what you don't need, and
squandering your time in idle
ness.-EX.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23
Farm >rs' EniO..
World Herald.

Wor'dHeralA
A number of farmers in the
southern part of Hall and the north
eastern part of Adams counties
have organized local union of the
American Society of Equity, an
organization OF farmers, the OBJ
ject of which is mutual protection
to all classes of producers. O. B.
Shafer, a resident of this county
(iiall county, but whose address is
Hastings, was elected presidents;
Burt Mott, Hastings, secretary,
and \. A. Stone, Hansen, treas
urer. The union has member
ship of twenty-five farmers. In
explaining the objects of the as
ISOLATION, President Shafer said:
I've do not demand the world
with all there is therein. We do
ask cost of production. with
reasonable profit We are the
only class that does not set price
upon its labor. We buy at the
other fellows price and sell at
what the other fellow chooses to
offer. We propose to hold our
produce on the farms, in granaries
aud in cribs, until the demand is
such as will gradually absorb our
products at price which will
bring the farmer the cost of pro-
duction. Under the present con-
ditions the large elevator compan-
les and boards Of trade manipulate
prices in such a manner as to cause
both the producers and consumers
to suffer and make millions of dol
lars which should rightfully be-
long to consumer and producer,
equally divided. We do not pro-
pose to antagonize other great in
terests, such as the Standard Oil
trust, the National Harvester trust, |
the packing trust and the railroad |
The prices they make
are added to our COST
Mr.. Shafer is trying to organize
other unions in other parts of Hall
and Adams counties and the plan
of the Iowa farmers organization
is followed to a large extent.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23
Hazing.

A friend sends Us the following:
Henry Frank, at the Metropo-
Titan Independent Church, in Car
negie Lyceum, yesterday alluded
to recent college hazing outrages,
calling them instances of Mod
ern Barbarism in Civilization"
He said in part:
Hazing is the only prevalent
curse of our American UNIVERSE
ties. But perhaps never has haz-
ing been carried to such extreme
cruelties and savage barbarism as
in California. A young man, af-
ter having been maltreated in
many ways, none of which SEEM
ed to crafty the atrocious appe-
tites of the callow barbarians who
tortured him, was finally subjected
to the electrical chair, his body strip
ped and strapped to the cruel device
that would have done to Tongue
mazda, and kept there for several
hours while swift currents of cleo
triclty were sent rushing through
his frame, from which he was re-
leased only after his limbs had be-
come totally paralyzed. He was
left confirmed cripple for life.
What avails it that the criminals
will be prosecuted at law! That
cannot restore to the Inflated stu
dent the use of his limbs or the
normal poise of his shattered mind.
If punishment was ever justified,
none too severe could be conceived
for these civilized monsters who
pose as students of refined arts"
-Ainsworth Star-Journal.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23
Garfield Reports On The Beef
Trust.

The Beef Trust inquiry is a
thing of the past. The Big Six"
has been found by the highest
authority not to be over capital
lied and to be selling dressed
meats at a small gross profit. The
investigation also discloses that
there is a very active competition
all along the line and that in 1903
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23

if there we're any facts to justify
it. Some of the sensational papers
have even quoted the president as
telling Attorney General Moody
to put the packers in jaiP' if pos
sible. Well, so far as revealed
there are not any facts to put any
body III jail.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23
THURSDAY, MARCH 90, 1905.

The COW and the separator are
to solve the problem of the SAND
Hills, and the sooner these COM
bined forces begin to operate, the
sooner will the problem be solved.
Western Rancher.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23

The Catholics will build a con-
vent at Chadron costing $4,000.
expecting to lay the foundation
next fall and have the school open
ed in September 1906.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23


the cost of living higher. Every
one knows that fact who wants to
know it and the tame and excus-
ing document just considered will
not change the settled conviction
of the country.
Kansas City Journal
How prone man is to err. Here
the American people with practi-
Cal unanimity have been imagin-
ing all these years that they were
being Systematically robbed by
the packers combine; they even
pointed to their altitudinous butch
ers' bills as proof of it. Although
the packers assured them repeat
eddy that this was mistake and |
that they (the packers were in re-
atty philanthropists seeking to do |
the most good to the greatest num-
Der, yet the belief still prevailed
that consumers we're paying so
cents for 40 cent steaks and giving
up good coin for other cuts in the
same ratio.
But Mr.. Garfield, secretary of
the bureau of commerce and in
dustry, has happily Strengthened |
all this out and showed the people |
that they we're wrong-very, very
wrong. He bearded the octupus
in his lair and wrenched from him
with great effort figures and facts
proving conclusiveIy that if it
were not for few by-products
the packers would be losing
round number of dollars on every
animal slaughtered. AS it is they
manage to squeeze out only 80
cents profits or lhereabouts on
$50 steer, and if they happen t.
pay a wee small fraction of a cent
too much for the animal they come
out behind.
So we see that instead of the
beef trust being a greedy cOm5i-
nation formed to rob the cattle
dealer at one end and the cOnsum-
er at the other it is simply hui
manc society organized to force
down prices to the consumer and
encourage the live stock industry
by paying dealers more than their
animals are worth. Instead of
railing at the altruistic packers the
public should praise them unstint-
eddy and raise popular subscrip-
tions to aid them in their good
work.
Just how consumers were en-
abled, before the trust was form
ed, to buy all kinds of meats much
cheaper while the cattle and sheep
and hog growers were receiving
better rates for their products is
neither here nor there; let the dead
past bury its dead. We are living
in the active, costly present and
dealing with conditions as we find
them. Nor is it pertinent to in
quire how the big packers have
menagcd to pile up vast fortunes
while occupying their tire in serv-
ing the public for nothing. Only
unreasonable carpers will think of
these things when they might be
instructively reading Mr.. Gar
fields report. The important fact,
officially certified, is that the beef :
trust is our kind and gentle friend
and that we should be bad off in
deed without its kindly admins
trations.
Long live the benevolent beef ,
trust, and long may the era of low .
cattle and high steaks continue to s
alleviate human suffering and bless
7
Brooklyn Eagle. c
The report of Secretary Garfield &
of the bureau of commerce and i
labor on the beef trust will be re- 7
ceived with general approval. /
Everyone knows that the prices of t
beef since 1902 have been much Il
higher than before that year and Il
the assumption was that the beef e
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23

We have three different
makes Of riding Cultivatcrs
and also carry in stock Lister
Carriages suitable for convert
ing any steel beam walking
lister or plOW into a riding is
ter or a riding plow.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23
THE BEEF TRUST,
Sioux City Journal.

Sioux City Journal.
If Commissioner GarfieId's re-
port means anything it means that
the big packers are acquitted of
the charge of gouging extortionate
profits out of the consumers and
the producers. There is no de-
nying that the public will be sur
prised at this result. However,
it is not likely that Commissioner
Garfield's good faith will be ques-
toned. The complete report will
come in for searching anylsis.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23

Brooklyn Eagle.
The report of Secretary Garfield
of the bureau of commerce and
labor on the beef trust will be re-
ceived with general approval.
Everyone knows that the prices of
beef since 1902 have been much
higher than before that year and
the assumption was that the beef
trust was making an unusual pro-
fit. This assumption was aided by
complaints from the cattle grow
ers that they were compelled to
sell their live stock for as little as
before the advance in dressed
beef. Now comes Mr.. Garfield
and shows that the six big packing
firms, COMMONLY designated as
the beef trust,' made a prof: Of
only 2 per cent, and that they
handled little less than half of
the dressed meat product of the
country. That outcome is the
more agreeable because it was clear
that Mr.. Garfield was disposed to
make out a case against the trust
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23
sioux CT y JJ.rnal

sioux Ciy JJ.rna
The beef trust points with pride
to the Garfield report and rattIes
its hoofs in the face of the COM
mon carriers.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23

Experience has proven that
the JOHN DEERE goods are
the best in the market, and by
buying two car loads we are
enabled to make you very close
prices. Our frie1 dis are invited
to call and inspect the goods.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23

Indianapolis Ind. Sentinel
1t is not affirmed in so many
words that the big six" have
been conducting their business in
the interest of the public welfare,
but is clear that there is a doubt
in the mind of the commissioner
as to whether they have worked to
the contrary. If they are not sat
isfed with the report they are
hard to please. 1t will, however,
be disappointing to the country.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23

he rcop' knnA ia tn. "ppra-
tlon, OF Lne coniblne have made
the cost of living higher. Every
one knows that fact who wants to
know it and the tame and excus-
ing document just considered will
not change the settled conviction
of the country.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-03-23
Norfolk, Neb., News.

The beef trust is then really a
very large hearted and philan-
thropic trust. 1t is impossible to
conceive of another combination
of capitalists who would, slaughter
beef for the people and only ask a
profit of 80 cents for the job.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Sra 8ocabontas me60eles, at
Ell 11ng Ma,1o De6 Maon Sobn Dillon
fra oen ipolige Sci al @onntpet bleo
inoiat / 6engilet beriteos unoer Mn<
flage for @ol6tagt.
- Sra @iour Gitp meooeles, 1T
ftp. 8olititaptein @6min Mnoeriou,
iom / Sanuar 1904 blep fun6et ifpl-
sig / at bape mo6taget 8eltiffelier,
me6ens ban tn6ebap6e fit Gmbeoe
iom &olitifaptein, og i6smt $500
Ml1lft % 6 Maaneoers 69ngiel, for.
leoen betalte Sc $500 / 8e6e u6en
at afpente @pieiterets Afgierelie meo
@enipn til bans Mppel, ioet ban Der
meo formener at faa 8enaa6ning for
69ngielsitraffen. Mnberion blep al
S. s. 8tgelom, en- Mgent for ELIOT"
Maifiner, beifplot for at bape t1get
ODER $500 ONT Maret fra Dam for at
beifptte BAN moo 2oben moo 6lsie
Maitiner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

per nnlig matte bape ON SEN Mnfla-
aeocs Gfpl0 eller 8rpoe; bele Sta=
ten CT III befriet for Sen &ets=Mare,
o1ec iaa lGnge bar paabDilet oen, og
CT Ser ems life uipigelig 8isbeo for,
at &etferoigbe6en fulot11o er ifet
IJploelt, 8 e @isbeo, iom IL gooe
Menos &ienoe1ie afgiper, er tillteoe,
og me6 Sen maa enbper la6e fig n9ie,
og bbr oct oglaa. Set er beore,
at 10 Stploige gaar fri, eno at Ell
ltifploig bltoer bengt," flyer ct CAN'T
melt Sr6, og bette poster ogiaa I
bette Gilf9loe. Saa maa mon 6a
pnife 9r. &ocb til 2Dffe me0, at
BON MI otter fan gaa u6 | &eroen
iom en- fri Man6; og ifrloe BET bGn-
i6e, at man ienere ben / 8egipenbe-
ber1es Gong iful6e funne foa fat
paa Sen rigtige SfDl6ige, loo meget
beito be6re.
SrtrDen bar finn u0e / li0t ODER
3 elmer, og ga Sen afgap fin &ien-
J belie, BRIO en- bragenoe 8ifalositorm
lgs / &etsiolen. 9r. 4ocb taffe0e
me6 Saorer / 9inene bper al fine
Dommere, oQ- bele Manfato ipnes at
oeltage / bans % 6amiiiens @leoe.
i6orman6en / Sagen bap6e erflGret,
at oa oct Sffentlige bapoe fprt fin
6ag til @nbex Dor Ser allere0e 90
Dos Sllrpen ingen Spipl om, at Sci,
M%nflogeoe 10 por fuloitenoig uitpl=
Dig. Set oplpies, at ST.. Scots So,
milie ifol hape ertleret, at De pil
intet Differ ipare, for MI at finoe
Zee rigtige Sfpl6ige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

1870 E&+ 100
&ina begDn6er at bragg 2aroom
saf 8eitens&ultur. Set bar opoaget, at
Der / 6enne er en- Gntftor, Der ipiller
Ell life iaa lille Molle, % iom er
fiienot UNDER Naonet gritatnings<
.arab. Sou agter 4tna at ifaffe fig
q, lille 8ifortieneite at &rigen !
Mancburiet be6 at forlange TOO MiI-
lioner Collars for Ben 5faoe, Ser er
fet pua 8efoIfning, Gietoom %
Qono beo @riger. DIN oct bill lpf.
fes at fao oisie 8enge e. en- ouoe'1l
sSog. Oct figes, at baooe 8nsierne
% SSopo1.eierie bar betalt for oft,
bpao &c far faaet ! Mancburiet %
for beusgtaoe, s. bar giort, efter.
baanoen ION e hlraaereoe eller
brenote.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

= Sra 9es Moines me6oeles, at
ser til Sc forifjellige Sci tefontorer
Ser i 8pen er in6fommet meget ino-
trengenoe Nnmobninger s1n at len6e
iaa mango @pltarbeioere iom muligt
til Mor6 Dofota. Set iiges, at ser
bebppes minoit 1000 M%rbei6ere for
at faa &pe6en bierget. Mfgreoen er
uip0panlig flor, og Ser bill blipe Mr,
beioe for mango Tiger. Daglennen
er fra 5000 til $500. 2igeleoes er
ser ienot 0rore fra @oro Dafota til
Minneiota @tats Mrbeioerburea,1 for
$50 Mrbeioere.
- Mnton @fern af @ran6 Sorts
maa ibare til ct Segsmaal anlagt
i be 6orene6e Staters &et I Sarge
at SO. g. Carton, rSrultee in 8anf.
ruptcp" for Minneiota & Montana
Cattle COMPANY. Set iiges, at @fern
fit Dom for $1,000 moo aompaniet
og ienere gior6e Snofbrlel / $50
&%reaturer / Montana, iom ban iolgte
for $1,445, bpilfen Gum ban tog
iom Mforag poa 9ommen. 2arion
inlilterer poa, at &reaturerne bar
pero $6,250, og bar anlagt Gag
MOB Gfern for at faa bam til at be-
tale 5ummen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04
n1innefota.

= .Sobn g. Melion, en- al &ar'
fers 8rairies gamle @ettlere, oboe I
fit &iem 6eriteos forleoen al Slagtil>
fplbe.
-~Sialmor Heterion fra 6ougb.
ton, Micb., bleb flemt libel UNDER Ell
Maifiae / 5apal-@ ruben beo @pelett
forle6en Scat.
st fort Sbmmeroplag / &reston,
tilbgren6e ct Sirma / Ga @rosie %
in6eboloen6e Sgmmer til EN- 8aroi
at $4,000 Dollars, bren0te itoite
l1ge.
- gl Sptpl CT mi bepet ON, al
ser bill blipe bpgget en- Sernbanelinie
fra Dulutb oper ct. CLOUD % @le,l.
coe til Manfato. @ra6tngsarbei6et
er nllere0e BegDr0t.
Mrs. !6ans 6. Setbre,, en- al
Otter 3oi1 @ountps gamIe Settlere,
falot ON 6p6 / fit Stem 5 Mil nor.
oenfor Gergus Sails igaar 4ftes. 81
@iertetilfaloe bar Dposauriagen,
Sun bar 40 Mar gammel % efterla'
ser fig Manb % iefs 8prn.
- 8anffasierer 81. 81. 8ucf, et
@sn af afopoe Dommer 8ucf Man:
fato, begif Tom oet bill erit,ores fol
nogen Ei6 iibenunoerilab fra8anfer
! mapleton. Son flpeteoe til Ssll'
of Nines ipo for Cuba, % Der g
bon MI blepet arreiteret % fort II
&apana, bporfrd ban bill blipe nole
peret &c Sc aulerifanife Mpnoigbe6er
SON bar abiolnt pet1gel6s % paa
itaar, at ban bapoe bruet ale oeasen
ge, ban bapoe itiaaIe til 2pgebiell
Tor Suitru % Barn, fom ogoe
mnrtg mamteo.