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Pen Paralysis.

The fireman. because of being subject to
great heat, especially if he be employed as
a stoker in steamship, often dies from
bursting of a blood vessel In the head or
what is commonly termed fireman's apo
plexy.
to be stricken down after years of long ser
vice by what was known as writers or re-
porter's paralysis" With the Introduction
of typewriters. counting machines and man.
fold sheets, much of this manual work has
been curtailed. In consequence, IL is feared
by some that the press VIII become too
garrulous, from the fact that its reporters
will no longer BE arrested by reporters
paralysis" This fear. however, is not con-
sidered well founded by certain specialists,
who say that the introduction of the type
writer will in its turn give rise to It's par
pitation of the heart.
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CIGARETTE BOOMERS HERE.
Methods of the Old-Time Wine Agents
Copied by Tobacco Statesmen.
From the New York sun.

From the New York sun.
The methods that used to be popular with
wine agents find favor nowadays with
cigarette statesmen Less than fifteen years
ago there were in this town any number
of young men VINO were employed to bring
certain brands Of wine to public attention
by ordering it consplcuously in restau-
rants, hotels and saloons. If the brand of
wine doomed was not kept it was the Gus
tom of the agent to make a fuss and de-
clare that he would transfer his custom to
some place more up to date. For a long
time these methods were successful. many
hotel people placing brands of wine rarely
called for in their cellars because the play
acting of some agent had deluded them into
the idea that ii was necessary to a COM
plete establishment
The wine agent of this class passed away
some years ago. Young society men who
see that certain brands of wine find their
way to the dinner tables of the fashionable
and the menu cards of public dinners have
succeeded them. An age of fierce COMPETE
tion in the sale of Turkish, Egyptian and
Mexican cigarettes has come. and the great
est difficulty is experienced in getting hotels
and stores to handle the many brands Of
fered for sale 1t is equally difficult to get
young men to try new brands. Cigarette
smokers are apt to be loyal to one kind of
cigarettes, especially users of Turkish and
Egyptian tobaccos. In the interests of the
manufacturers of a number of brands
young men are travelling around the city
day and night calling for these cigarettes
at stores where they know they are not to
be had. They do just as the wine boomers
used to do-talk loud and attract attention
to the commodity they are interested in
The fiercest competition is to get the
cigarettes into the clubs. Stewards of New
York clubs are pestered by cigarette sales
men, because a cigarette that once gets
into club is made cigarette. Sooner or
later that cigarette is going to be noticed
in the club show case and is going to be
tried and liked by enough people to insure
II future.
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George Washington.

Prom the Chicago News.
Mark Twain says that some years ago
when in the south he met an old colOred
man who claimed to have known George
Washington. Il asked him." relates the
humorist, ''f he was In the boat when Gen.
Washington crossed the Delaware. ana he
instantly replied: 'Lor' massa, I s;eered
dat boat Well said /. do you remember
when George took the hack at the cherry
tree?' He looked worried for a minute ard
then. with beaming smile, said: why.
suah. massa; l dun drove dat hack NAH
SELF"
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Wanted to Know You Know.

From the Chicago Tribune
You may be thankful for your excellent
constitution 1t has pulled you through
many spell of Sickness
But, doctor, if have such a blamed
strong constitution why am always get
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No Use for It Now.

From the Chicago Tribune
Girl with the Gibson Girl Neck--"What
have you done with your automobile coat?'
Girl with the Julia Marlowe Dimple-
We'll. of course. when enc gets an auto
mobile enc doesn'; need the coat any more,
you know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23

Husband-''Why do you pay the news
papers at advertising rates to exaggerate
the success of our party, Helen? 1t was a
coloriess affair and some of our guests
seemed really miserable"
Wife-"So many sent regrets and stayed
away. dear: want to make them feel mis-
cradle, too."-Tit-Bits.
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Consistent.
Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
See here," cried the dyspeptic patron.
sthis coffee's cold"
Sure" replied the waiter IBIS is
quick-lunch Joint. If de coffee was hot you
wouldn't have time to drink it."
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WHITE STAR LIME.

NEW K-QUEENSTOWN-L LIVERPOOL.
II istic....July 80 Teutonic. Aug. 90. noon
C..ltir......Au.. 6. noon Cymric. Aug -, noon
Gr-manic. Aug l3 noon tOctaUic-..-AUg -. noon
For rates. SailinCs and further Information apply
T. g. W MOSS All 6 st NV. mhI-156t-S
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DIR. YOUNG . ;. i : j
Regular Graduate Two Schools
DR.. LEATHERMAN.

E1!er Specialist IN the OF all special diseases
HydrpceIe. VarieoeeIe Structure fnpoteacy and
" ,od diseases cured for life Consultation free.
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THE STRAUSS AGENCY.


frontf
ony4 blocks
rice OF is mus be sold House
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sale a 6 and goodb onlv blocks
ast been rered repane dandp
and enerson bargain at terrnsf
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and
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gal in ca A vacant 10
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6 room residence. hard wood hnish. lots,
paved st.--snap-s1.75O.
room residence. modern. lots. Monroe
st.-bargain-s2loo
room cottage. bath. nice home. A
blocks Kansas ave. $780,
room modern residence blocks from
sth and Kansas ave, $500.
2 residences. a corner on Monroe st..
rent Servant ofrer.
room residence Potwin, 3 lots. barn.;
might trade. $3.50
room new residence western ave. east
front-want OFFER
Nice east front cottage Polk St. ~ lots.
city water. s. 400
East front large modern residence Fill
more St. fine neighborhood, large barn,
complete home. $500.
New 10 room modern residence. y lots.
hot water heat. on car line; must be seen
to be appreciated; owner leaving city.
must sell.
room residence Clay. near 18th St, is
bargain at $3.50
New cottage Clay st. on car line. east
front: must sell.
Choice lots Fillmore. near lsth-want Of
fer.
Lots Huntoon st. SIPS
3 lots west side. sewer. water. Y block
paved ST., on car line, $500.
Choice lots Thurston Place. s1s5.
East front lots corner 18th and West ST..
$3.50.
We have many new bargains not in the
hands of other agents. Cali and see us.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
III West Fifth St.
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ZOE sALR-RRAL So.
FOR SALE
w. c. STEPHENSON & CO.,
500 Kansas Avenue, Over Rigby's.
CITY PROPERTY.

gas fixtures, hard and soft water In por-
celain sink connected with sewer. cellar
under all house. nice porches; $500 cash :;
balance in monthly payments, $500. A
snap.
room cottage Chandler St. near Sd. east
front. coal shed, outbuildings $500, on easy
terms.
room house on Buchanan east 'front.'
near 9Th St, all modern conveniences ex-
cept heat. $500 cash; balance tiTne-a snap,
4 room cottage on Madison St. all new
~ painted inside and out. good cellar and
barn, city water in sink in kitchen, sewer
connection. barn; if sold soon $3.50
We are agents for lots in Orchard and
Douthitt Place additions for sale on easy
terms, from s100 to 1925 each. See rs for
particulars.
OPERTY
yard, etc. Price s., 500. Payment down,
balance time to suit purchaser.
50 acres s miles northwest Topeka. fine
room house, hard oil finish, cellar wind
mill and tank, well and cistern, water in
kitchen. good barn, chicken house. farm
all fenced and cross fenced hog tight, Is
acres OF bearing orchard. all varieties Of
fruit. Price $4,000.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Fire and tornado insurance written at
lowest rates
For further particulars call on
W. c. STEPHENSON & CO.,
lover Rigby's.) 60e Kansas Ave
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REAL ESTATE ROUDEBUSH

FOR SALE
Greenwood ave. 9 rooms. modern, fur
mace. bath. barn, $500.
Topeka ave, II rooms, modern, bath.
furnace, barn. 40 it., So 500.
Fillmore st, rooms, modern. elegant
house and barn Sc 500
Taylor St, 5 rooms. bath, barn. cellar,
cistern. 3 lots 5000.
Other modern houses 50. 600 to $4,000.
Monroe St. rooms. east front, $500 cash.
balance monthly, $500.
Business. property near 10th and Tope-
ka ave. &. O0e
Business property. story brick. new,
Kansas ave. $500.
Kansas ave. property for sale
Harrison St. near 18th, rooms, lots.
we'll, $3.50
Harrison St. near creek, 8 rooms. 2
Lane St. near eth. 9 rooms. 40 IT. $1,000
Lane St. near Sth. IL lots. $500.
62ia it. front on pavement Lane St.
south of 18th, $500.
Buchanan, near 9Th. rooms, cellar, els
tern barn. city water, 81 400.
Lincoln, near 9Th, rooms, lots, bath,
Lane St, near 9Th. room house. lots.
50 $50.
we. have fine suburban property Of
about acres. z room house, barn. shade,
fruit, shrubbery, at less than 5000.
80 acres miles west of city limits on
9Th st. $500; might take 81 600 to $500 in
city property.
Farms for sale at all prices
EMMETT E ROUDEBUSH
Phone 267. l15 West Sixth Ave.
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FOR sA1.E-REAL EsrATE.

~ lots on Monroe St, near Sth St, 2
story room house. fine hall and stairs.
gas and fixtures, hot and cold bath, water
closet, face basin, sewer connections, city
and cistern water, good barn. Price 3 500.
y cash. balance in monthly payments. a
snap. Or VIII exchange for small cottage
at part purchase price.
2 lots on Yam Buren, St, east front, good
elevation, fine shade only 4 blocks from
State house. Price $500. sure bargain.
5 room cottage on Chestnut St. between
9TH and sth, 10 IT. ceiling, nicely papered,
good porches, well and cistern, coal
shed, etc. Price $3.50 Must be sold.
8 room house on east side well water,
coal shed and outbuildings, $500: $50 cash
down; balance in monthly payments.
story, rooms. Monroe St. between
Sd and 18th. front hall and stairs. gas and
FARM PR
5 acres river bottom land. story room
house, good barn, wagon she'd 80 bearing
cherry trees. miles east of Santa Fe
shops, on Seward ave; price 81 $50; y cash.
balance 6 per cent.
40 acre fruit farm. 2ls miles north of To-
pela. good room house. front hall and
stairs. house nicely papered, good cellar.
we'll and cistern. Is acres OF bearing ORCH
ard, large grape vineyards acre wal
nut grove; balance in cultivation bar
gain. Price g $50; s., 900 cash; balance time
at 5 per cent.
~ acres on Seward ave. 1 mile east of
Santa Fe shops. room cottage. bath, well
water, cellar, good barn, fine grape vine
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M1scELLANEoUs.


IT RUINS GENTS CLOTHING TO
WASH IT-AlmOst any old granny can
wash shirt and shell not burn it up
with sulphuric acid oil of vitFiol. is
often done by people who ought to know
better But to clean clothing successfully
takes practice and n knowledge of the
manufacture of the material the make OF
the garment and the action OF the chemi-
calls on different colors and materials used.
1t is surprising how people who are fail
ure at everything they have attempted
hitherto. rush into cleaning clothes-peo-
pie who know absolutely nothing Of the
above requirements. thinking TO make up
what they have lost. running work they
were supposed to do right. They figure
there are always some suckers to be
caught and they know the suckers always
lead some sensible people at least Tor a
time. and so they dive in. Chivers' Old Re
liza bic Topeka Steam Dye works has been
before the public 45 years. We feel there
is no egOtism or vain boast when tell
you our customers say we do the finest
work on earth. Call and see the immense
amount of work are doing at new
location. Seventh and Quincy streets Tel.
SC9. Work called for and delivered
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
9-~~--~--~-~-~~~~~@~~~--
w. VI. FORBES.
REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES: 4 blocks Of capitol, 2 finest
lots. room cottage, shade, barn. pave
II lots. room brick cottage, frent Beth
lots, rooms. part modern. Taylor.
Fine new room modern. Fillmore and
5 rooms II story. 81 blocks capitol. 81
Chandler; rooms. % story water.
BranneT, between 9Th ana TIN. rooms,
water. barn, $500.
Elm, north shops, 4 rooms. cellar, well.
Garfield. near 10th. rooms. 2 lots. barn.
Finely finished rooms. basement, bath
and water closet, sewer, electric lights.
EAT aInae ois rfb q9esen ne o9r ps P9lsas
New 5 rooms. lots. Buchanan. near
New 5 room. cottage near 4th ana west
ern ave, 81, 500.
Scores of others we can show you when
you call at the office. See us before buy
3 houses to rent.
so acre improved farm. in wheat, near
Wathena. Doniphan county, with Y the
24o acres Chautauqua county, exchange
so acre stock farm near Overlook. so
per acre.
100 acres miles north Silver Lake. 1920.
Us acre improved farm for rent. $500.
1z5000 acres Kansas farms and ranches;
prices to suit the most fastidious.
LOTS: 10 or z cheap, South Kans.t5 av.
lots Clay, North Topeka, near Gordon,
$225
Harrison, lots, between nth and 18th.
only S2,100.
Very desirable lots Lane St. 500; ~
Jackson. North Topeka. pavement. $500
We are agents for all lots in DOuthitt
tracts. Roots addition, Central Park and
all over city.
we have 8 s-5 lots Underwood ave, 1sg
#. deep. double row trees, fine slope only
800 per lot; $50 to one who buys and
builds first: price for all 5000.
Elegant 3 and 10 a. ". city. $50 per a.
Phone 1872 1o7 w Seventh St.
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FOR SALE
A pretty modern room home on Green
wood ave. Potwin Place. with 61x2o5 feet.
81 $500 with 122x205 feet 81. 600; lower floor
oak finish; also 10 room house same street
modern. very cheap.
Good room house ? lots, this side of
PotWin, only g $50.
Elegant modern home near 9Th and Lane
SITS, 2 lots, s rooms. barn. Price s.. 100.
A nice room residence. IL lots. good
barn, near Fillmore and Huntoon. $2.1e0
IF you want something neat and cheap
you will buy this.
An elegant room residence on Taylor,
near Huntoon St, lots, strictly modern
furnace heat oak and redwood finish be-
low, hard pine above, electric lights. gas.
hot and cold water 3 floors, elegant
porches barns rents at $35 per month.
Price 1920; GOO or more cash; a rare
bargain. Extra large rooms.
pretty 8 room residence. new 3 years
ago, completely modern, furnace heat, 2
water closets in house. attic all fOored. ,
front plate glass windows, shades go with
house. with lots. s. 500; with ~ lots 49,
200 Owner wants to make improvements
on his farm.
A completely modern 10 room house
southwest of the capitol. 81 feet front. fur
mace heat east front. good for home or in
vestment: rents at SIS per month net.
modern cottage 6 rooms. lots, ~
blocks of capitol. Price 81 $50
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Real Estate For Sale by
]. E. SHAFFER,
1t2 East Sixth St.

So acres miles from Topeka postcffice,
so acres in cultivation, acres vineyard,
acres orchard. all bearing s acres mead
oW. good room frame house. excellent
well Of water the fruit last year brought
$3.50. Price 5000. Can give possession at
once.
$40 acres 8 miles from Topeka, good land
and fine improvements renting for $500 per
year. Price only $50 per acre.
So acres miles from Topeka, good land,
well wateted. would make good farm
Price 81 500
100 acres IS miles from Topeka. improved.
125 acres in cultivation, some bottom land
and some timber. A bargain at so per
acre.
l lot Monroe St, between Sd and 4th SITS,
good 6 room house. cellar, city water, 81
l lot Monroe st, between 4th and 5th SITS.
good 8 room house. cellar, city water Price
81 500.
is lots. good room house. barn. nice
shade; would exchange for inside property
81 500.
have all kinds of farms. garden tracts
and city property for sale and exchange.
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BENEDICT & CO.,

A modern home, IA blocks capitol S
rooms. good barn. Price $500.
A pretty new cottage southwest Of cap
itol, near Central church. rooms ~ lots.
city water. sink. vestibuie. Very cheap at
Sl.5e9. Part cash.
Elegant investment or home near Cen
trail park. Z rooms. 2 bath rooms. vestibule.
almost new, completely modern. furnace
heat. Price s.. SOC Rents at $24 net 1t
will please you Part cash.
A room house Auburndale. 3 lots. ele-
CANT shade. barn. Price 500.
s room house Auburndale. lots, fine
shade. Price $500
% acres finest fruit farm in Shawnee
county for the size; IS acres all in fine
fruit. HOO winter apples. 500 cherry. 500
liberia peaches. coo grapes. so pears. 30
pluns and other fruit. good cottage. new
barn. chicken houses. 10 acres fine mead
Ow and pasture, fine shade trees ~ miles
of city. east front and you will like it,
Easy terms. See as if you want finest
country home near here.
Lots in all desirable Northumberland
Place. College Hill. Potwin Place. Lowman
IL or 3 lots within ? blocks of capitol at
500 each.
We can suit YOU People are buying
many thousand dollars worth of real es-
tate sold by us during March notwith-
standing absence of head of firm for two
weeks.
/04 A -.
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FOR SALE
Near Clay and Second streets. 3 lots,
room house new furnace. gas. city water.
well, sewer. a large barn. Absent owner
offers great bargain
Good location. west near car line.
lots. room house, city and cistern water
in kitchen. sewer connection. barn. fine
trees, 81 $50.
Vicinity of Washburn college. 4 lots.
room house cellar cistern, well. barn,
chicken house, fruit, all good repair. Nice
place cheap.
Harrison St. near state house, lots
g, 100. or ~ lots 81 100.
And many other properties.
= r TORRINGTON.
109 West Sixth St.
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Payne & Stevens,

e27 Kansas ave, offer the following
snaps.
2 houses Polk St, rent for $3.50 per
month 81 100 will take them.
A modern house rooms, ~ lots, Van
Buren, sta snap. See US quick.
A room house. ~ lots. Clay St, 81, 050.-
a snap Rents $40.
A room house, ? lots. Monroe st, North
Topeka. east front-a bargain.
Cottages and small houses at unprece-
denied low prices.
A fine restaurant and lunch counter at a
bargain.
PAYNE & STEVENS,
627 Kansas Ave.
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FINE HORSES.

~o--~~~-~----~~~~0~~~--~~~
.tJACKDAW," most successful sire OF
trOtting speed in Kansas. Three Of his
get (3-year-olds) have been sold by Topeka
owners for an average of S1,eS9, and Tho
Shamrock" the handsOmest horse in the
west, both by fashionable sons of George
Wilkes, out of Robert McGregor dams,
will be, after april 1. at Transfer stables
E. 9Th St, Topeka. R. l. Lee.
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GERMAN

~-~----~-~---~-~-----~--~-~
GERMAN-HoW to think and talk it in
months. no humbug. I have been known
here for is months. not theoretical. Terms
Student must take a lesson every dag
and practice daily one hour, So Tor 76 les
sons, one-haf pay in advance Beginning
Monday, April 9TH. 1880 .. m. Please app
ply to Prof. E. NJ Weise 523 Van Buren,
ST. from Bromberg, Prussia. Prince Hen
rvs country.
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VOCAL INsTRUCTIoN

----~~~--~~---~-~-~---~~ --~--,1---~~-~--~~~~--
Mr.. VINCENT GRAHAM: Old italian
method. Correct breathing Interpreta
ton. Trem0lo Corrected. Orat0rio. Crane
Opera. Ballad. $50 hour lesson McNical
residence. opposite Washburn college.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-30 ana 40 acre
farms and miles out: want small city
properties, price 5000 and $4,000. For sale.
farms size from 40 acres up TO $50. prices
range from So to $50 per acre. all wen inl-
proved and can make terms to suit:
at 81 go per year for SSe90-a present of
$4,000 Don't all come at once. To trade for
farm in Shawnee county one of
the best flats in city, rents S1Ol
per month; always rented: price
$1,000. One among the finest resi-
dences in city. lots and a corner, too nice
to rent cost SIC. GOO. price now $500: want
q farm or western lands. Three properties
in one block OF Kansas ave. rents at 500
per month. price $1,000. figure the profits
Yourself Many good properties on each
side of Kansas ave at bargains and
terms John Howard 21O e. 5th St, To-
peka, Kan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05
SCOTT & SCOTT. 615 Kansas Ave-, Topeka, Kan.

FOR sALE-By NJ. Heery, Al Jackson St.
houses and lots on time payments.
FOR SALE-Cheap, 2 lots. corner 18th and
Lincoln SITS CAN 523 E. Sth St
FOR SALE-House Z rooms. fine location
Tyler st. Address II, care Journal.
FOR SALE-Cheap nice little home on
AFTER ave. 2 lots: possession at once. See
me soon. p. C. Moore, 40 Kansas ave.