The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-15

could have been so happy together"
Here follows talk about his new pat
ent, and the letter continues:
Scneme Tor your whiskers, haven't we?
my Competitor for pu state tna examiner, BUT M'
had the pull A hundred, dentists want
numerous recommendations to the govern
m iel1Ii IN hope to be appointed II is the
Arent you Prond Of dh your nenff1 It
is all of merit and not of politics. Am so
and arms Know 4 vii make YOU oU strong P
to get plenty Of outdoor exercise. The
must not try to cover so much ground-it
M TOO m@eh Of strain on you s5 5nd Xog
ina that we anew are well paid if you get big and
night, dear. and Cod Bless You and Keep
ScI fG sSm M LoHnfg!yh hard on nGM NV fa2a
to get it out. H.
A NUMBER OF EXTRACTS.
Here are some extracts from series of
remarkable ,epistles, covering nearly a
ana jeog Gr low oar evdapne
was introduced during the day. While
sat looking blankly into space Most ~ Of
where the defendant lives
Your letter of Wednesday received and
ure. Your humane effort in Behalf of
the robin was heroic and commendable.
older ana Stronger than You 9a Th These things s
are responsible for the fact that you think,
ling. things are going nicely here and God
is blessing US, for which we are humbly
Another one:
Sunday. ana how much i less s Interesting it
is to me; You did perfectly right by not
DOUBT by one of you the gang
(where she lived in Chicago. You saw
ment you on your 'sagacity' and good judg-
ment. Am so glad you are not so unsus-
don't wish me to return turn the letter. do
YOU you? Went to summer opera last night
at i' rGand Bonfaee the he get of
a joke about fellow whose mouth looked
and after that called him Old Prunes It
meant more to me than the other boys,
the postofce this morn morning gn4 first time for
years. Thought maybe might get let
Went 70 church our church yours and
mine. this morning: Am writing this just
ing me to close this in order to eat din
own darling: Write me all you feel with
THE JUDGE SMILED.
Even Judge Slower smiled the refer
This is from one COMMUNICATION sent to
My Darling Little Red Head" and
II have written you six seven times
since since say you Ave do days foa ago nm not
Short letters I will spank you; You must
write longer ones, sweetheart
Another letter says:
when you feel weary, my poor, tired
little darling, do not despair. All things
come to him her who waits"
From another:
II took your photograph out last night
and looked at your sweet likeness: then
kissed it and talked baby talk to it and
placed it the front of the piano, where
a number of statuetteS of pretty owls.
There love and wisdom now reign
Then he tells about listening to a SER
mon by Rev. DR.. H. D. Jenkins, pastor of
his church. the Second Presbyteriani in
man in the trials and perplexities Of life.
He said that woman is only strong
when loved and only loved when pure"
wrote the doctor. How true that is,
sweetheart. Bear up bravely, and all will
be WE'LL
The chilling winds of autumn did not
affect his ardor, for he wrote:
u have read and reread your letter.
How 1 would like to hold you and warm
you. for it is cool I should like to kiss
kissable of any 1 ever dreamed Of
Your devoted and loving husband" an
other epistle is signed. 1t refers TO her
as pretty bright; virtuo9s, loving and
and strong and matches yours for me-