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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
FORFEITURE Nouce.

To Jacob loi0~ or htS assigns:
Ype are hereby nosifet that have exrentr1 DIR
lne the wear 1901 the of hundred 500 dol
lars In tshe< snt improvements uron each the Qurer
CIV and Lime s. lode niring ealns. situate in
raseA3s Mining pistrief. County II Clear Creek.
State Of Coirsi The original iocston certificates Of
-hIcn reeosiet in hooks i2i sni IL. a, rages go
ard lfs respectively In the ofce q the recorder -
said county order hold "a a claims ard each Of
thern uuaef the rrovisioss of Section ze-f % the
Revised Stsfuies Of The Cr,e3 ssair>. and the
arsniunerfs thereto srpfuxss January % IS-o COR
crrning snnu4i labor upon mining claims. hsng the
.rssuni required hoi4 sai3 ls3e rrng caiH1< ar
each Of fes for The reri1 eni'ng Dscennhrr n i1t
sns within ninefY isi eass sfses the putcato on q;
fai refuse 80 tribute y1sr rrof
fior - such ren5ureS interest ir
sfse sal. Claims ans zach of hen hecsass the prop
.rtS of the un3sf<iRnei your oo-owner. ~h has Z
h< required espsn3it.fe % hoA4 the ssis ela.s a.
required rs law. JOHN LIND.
f3aho Springs. Colo. May g. 1875.
Eirs; put. May 8. isss: las, pab. Aug. 5. ,s5,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
MINING APPLICATION No. 1916


" insrsi Ssrvey No 1887.
u s. Lana Once.
Denver. Coso.. Ar n 1873.
Soslc- IS hereby given inst !. ~ Ifsis-s ~hsse
rssfo.scs Is Las Vegas y. ~. srs John.W. Ard
son ~hose possorhee Is Idaho Spfings. Coiars11
have ate apriicati9n for patent Tor y linear feet
each Of the Harrison srt Acci4erfa tat@s hear
~i9ih siiasiet in Coral Jackson Mining b's'riet.
Ci~ar Cfeess coansv Sfatc Of Colorado H1 sssefiss3
In ne rai Ant field noie< on he IN this Once. ss
folio~s. VIZ
so teet nun, N - =. W AMI 7'i feet s =. -
:. ihence ~ feet y 77fsD from discovery shaft
beginning at Cor. No. ~hence SCI. 4 Is.
1s-. ssh q. n hesrs ge+fi. z 1Nl-ss feei.
zs.~. loss. fsei to Cor No IheHse ssss' Isl
No S: ,hence N. 3ss0 E as feet % Cor No. s.
ihence y. 70 1S =, isIls feet to Cor Nc. l, The
place of hersnrsrr.
ACCIDENTAL LODE
~ feet runs N sIssV r thence SIS feet so E.
and el0 feet s. ssosg thence ss fee, y ssos' y
from discovery shafr B. ginring st cor. No.
whence sK Sec 3 as q 70 " s,hp N. hears
n IsosoTs~ r. csel 50 feet. thence si'-. s77s f.
rherce Nss's' rs Zee, 20 Cor No I: thence s
esE Is2 feet 10 Cor No s. thence sss6 e. s2i n
TO Cor No q. hence f7oy r sts feef TO Co, No ..
thence n SIZE so feet to Cor No s: fhencs o. y
10 Tee; TO Cor No the place of Beginning.
Con,ssrinr a. aes acres espressl esoepfirg ana
ci1dinR all confirt with survey Nos kt6 6csa ard
1901, and forming portion Of the : Ia Of Sec 3,
T~rt IS Ranse II W Of The sth principal neriSszn
sni i,s OF the Records Of Ciea Creek County. Colo
rado
Adjoining claimants owners d above mentioned
surveys and Se~eI ana Mon'Komtry iodss
C. D FORD. Register
Fifs, Pub April 2 Last Pub June a 1865
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
Bring Message. from Dead.

There is curious burial custom
smong the Mordovinians. who inhabit
the middle volga provinces OF Russia
and are professediy Christians. They
teneve that a deceased relative forty
old home. Failing his visible return
the next Of kin personates him. dress
ed in his clothes, and processes 10 de-
liver solemn messages from the other
side OF the grave.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
Colorado and Southern R'y.

On April 18th to September 3oth. 'o5
we will sell IS ride family comrnuta,iorl
book between Idaho Springs and Dem
yer good for % days at $1,000 each, also
similar reductions on other local points.
We beg TO announce that the summer
excursion rates will go into effect on
May Isth. For further information
kindly call a, this Office
+. o. SASDsTRoM.
Agent
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
How 10 Mard or Old Aae-

The most successful way of warding
on the approach of old age is to main.
tain a vigorous digestion. This can
be done by eating only food suited to
your age and occupation. and when
any disorder of the stomach appears
take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets to correct it. II you
have a weak stomach or are troubled
with indigestion, you will find these
Tablets to be just what you need. For
sale by j. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
Notice to the Public.

The undersigned. having purchased
the Cash market from Melior x Peterson
desire to announce 10 the people Of
Idaho Springs. that they will endeavor
to merit the liberal patronage extended
to the firm. and in every way maintain
the established reputation The market
will at all times be supplied with fresh
and salt meats. vegetables etc. and the
patronage of the public is solicited.
ALLIES * NAuTRAIN.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

stEefai survey NO. ltfit.
L. 6. Land Office.
Denver. Coo.. March D. 1906
Sotles Is heiety given that the Bristol and Coao-
fato Gold airing Co. by n Z. Cro<iey as,orn.y
,sa. has apslied for psteas On Sur No I7sio Blue
bri Lucky Boy; lssky Boz. No. 1. Iscty Boy No.
minns elsns in he ohio sna Goa Dr., s9 rin1, ,eaw
district. Clear Creet County Coiorsio 4, Ss.e n,
a.. II. !. : >. X 's W. Of the 9Th p. NJ. deserbtd
ELuE BIRD LODE.
stg.n1,ns ~ a, eorss5 @ No whence The cor Of
!, to cor No 3 ihence az Is0ss n 10 cor No. 4.
ihenee 5 IS 30 e 1875 n TO bsrinninx.
LUCKY BOY NO. LODE
Beginning At cor No whence the /, cor of said
!, to cor No !. thence n So " isoo !. 10 cor No 3
snsnss s. $50 n TO cor No :: thence 81 isoo
LUCKY soy NO. LODE
Beginning At Cor No whence the e ca, os s.ts
~ - = ~ eeafs = lU 2191-5 ft thence Sc
,s ~ 70 GO. 40 Z thence 3e It0o # 10 COZ No B.
n TO beginning.
LUCKY Roy LODE
bsginnins a cor Nc whence the E cor Of said
;henes So $50 n 10 cor No. 1; thsne. $ sss SO
Lucky Boy NO. LODE
a.. sssn.,nr 4, =, &c co, No 1 .hsnee the eorof said
- = ~ =" 70 = inence - fs0O Il 70 cor No 3.
meme % 80 n TO cor No 1; thence go iy0O
n 10 beginning.
LUCKY BOY No. LODE
Beginning At cor No whence the e cor q s..d
- ~ cea,s ~ ~ 1seeLss n; shssce \ 81 80
met 70 COZ No Z: thence - y IsW n 10 eor - =
h 70 beginning . 'D
, I.saI ere; sods siai.s. s7.ess scses. Aaic,sing
ctssns Sur Nc1ls90. Standard ~
ns oestioa CERTIFICATES q ske $50 claims an re-
g y - ofnes q ~ enusey eiosA ana yecCrder
g, SNss Csssk eovnsy. - 11llsgs: lurny Bow Sooh
i.siy ~ NJ !. bcsk q. - a: iseEy ~ NJ:
:: soos ~ pag ~; lseky 10y No :. ~ 81.
b~Ss sA@s DIVE ua eooG ", peRe 10
G d FOND. Reglstee. y
First psA April i.ssU Lass pss Jns .. 1ssb.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

A band Of mountain sheep are max
ing headquarters IN The hills near
ceofgeiosn and some splendid photo
graphs have heen taken OF taem.
Since they have been so closely protected
the sheep have become very tame ard
may lie closely approached.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Asthma eau be permanently eured by
osteepathy. In tnis disease thee IL
al~ays structural drrang, Inrnt which
impsnges on the bfonchiAi nerves No
cnarge for complies diagnosis OF yoHi
Case. Dr. IDA ELLIS BUsH, II5s colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

The base bail lever Dros, out in tgAn
last sunday and several hundred .as
erloyed q snsppy game on the brilk
yAId grounds. Two picked mines
we're plited against each other AMI al
the eud OF Tie seventh inniBg the
score Stood too
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

The FIRST excursion over the loop will
take place tomorrow. but the excursion
rates from this city do not 20 into effect
until May 18TH In all probability ON
June Ist., the Sunday schedule will pro-
vide for the train leaving Denver SUM-
day afternoons to be held until
seven O'Clock to accomodate Clear Creek
district passengers who desire to attend
ball games or afternoon attractions
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
Only s45 90 to California and Return Via
Union Pacific

MAY 2, !, 4, 10, II, IL. - and "a
Limit 90 days. Stop overs anywhere
f2s. 90 from Denver one way daily until
May fsth. Ask your local agent Tor
tickets VIA Union Pacific.
]. c. FERGUSON. General Agent.
OIL. 18th St. Denver. Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

OF Course Yos want the Short Line.
When going to Colorado Springs,
Pueblo. Cripple Creek or to Texas. then
take the Colorado < So1thern. Its not
only the Short Line but offers superior
service to these points. All trains fas,
nd punetusl
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Monday viii lie big day IN Denver.
Pre- sideu, Roosevelt, will be the guest of
the city for few hours. the s'ockgTow-
ers will hold their convention md the
Knights Templaf will initiate a large
class into the mysteries Of that order
This city will send a large eoniiusent to
the CITY on that aate
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Two noospsprr failers from "A no
spreng down hsr odder day TO 'essify en-
caur, dat bath house oop daf baas oi
right. Ay net ban. able To max oop my
mind II das bane ust bluff. or # yadge
tax hesrssy efdence en- desc case"--
Geo. Kimbail in Golden Transcript.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Mrs. Levi, after spending week in
the city the guest Of Mrs. W. T.. Rem
shaw. returned to her home in Denver
yesterday afternoon. She xss accom-
panied by Mrs. Renshaw.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Chas. Miller has been i'll for several
aays and hiseondition was such Yesterday
hat hts wife and father were sent for. ar
fiving from Denver las, night.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Mrs. c f. Worth. and her niece, Miss
Mattel Engberg. returned Thursday eve
ug from six weeks visit with reia
uves in South Dakota.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Mrs. John Morris. Of Cripple Greek. is
the guest Of Mrs sprague Stewart and
Mrs. Warren REED
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Reports from VIM. Huli. who is spend
ing several weeks in Denver for his health.
indicate that the lower altitude is proving
he.efet4f
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

L Lasaro. the tailor formerly located
in this city, has accepted a position as
cutter and designer with a Denver firm.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Brash & Finlayson. successor to
the Anderson Co.. always have some
interesting news for ladies. This week
they are showing . line of sample shirt
waist suits. much under the reRular
Psices-New ideas IN cotton and silk
shirt waists. another new lot of under.
skirts in black and colofed. Very cna-
plefe line Of ladies knit corset covers end
union suits at popular prices. 143S
Miner St.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Miss Boyd. Of Denver. has been en-
ployed a. steuographer ia the office oi
L. l.. Regennitter.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

The cas-, bound tam Wedreasay en-
eouulercd rock slide just We Of
Georgetown aud vas laid out owe al
hour.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Brash * Finlaysou's linen aui white
goods sales begins Monday snd continue
all week. During this time ~s lace en-
our counters extra good values IN table
linens. napkins. crashes. bed spreads.
India linens. nainsooks aud white waist
ings. You cannot afford 10 miss the
bargains offered. Nine s..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

In the damage case of Mrs. Sarah A.
Stock against the Big Five company, a
jury in the district court awarded
the plaintiff $4,000 damages. The
suit was brought to recover f2s. 900
for injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived by taking bath in the defendant
company's tubs in this city. The case
has been appealed to the supreme
court
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To Archie AeDonai1 and TO Alfred ' zneerxson:
foo are hereby Hautes that ~r have esrensset aur-
inE each Of The yeas Irsa, I-s, 1-..s f<s lsli
ivz. ts1 ard 1904 one hunsEe4 3nliars IN labor ant
Improvements 1roii each. The Daley King ard
Only Hore lotss situate IN Daily sn1 Dsisv
Airing DstFicss. 6ounts OF Clear Greek S,s,s Il
Cesfstp. th. ginai locafan csrriscat@. ef xhlsh
srs found u record IN books i27 and i4I 81 rasss
ser ai5 psge resrertiHey IN the cffce OF he re-
cof1sf of ssfi county IN hs,i1 sait claim.
sna Each Of them. under the provisions ~ S@e,ion
szzs Of the Revised Sfsiuses 81 The Jnifsd Ssa,e<
sn1 ne sHenfnen's thereto approved January p
le-p- concerning annual lahsr upnn mining claims
thE ne sEount required "a hoi. said iotes nj each
o. hen lot ihe Periods ending the fhirt4-sr<, tax
% D.eemtef OF each Of sad rsenfionet years And Il
within ninety days from the Personal serve Of fh,s
noiee or within ntneiS days after the ruhifeation
fhefeof, you tat o. refuse Contribute yoqr prorpf
ton Of such ssferiturss and each Of them as Co
owner your interest IN the claims ana each Of IN. m
MI eeeome the properly the SUBSCRIBERS your o.
oSnefs. who hose rate the required espendisut.s
b the terms of said sction.
isah" Springs. Colorato. Jsnsar, :. 1905.
{. ~. MCSBPIpT.
n. n. HAS<ELI
}. n. SHEPHERD.
First rub. Fee. Last rut. May f3 1876
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
April Sehoo, Report

Garden Hose roe aud up per foot.
Gardening tools Of all kinds.
I.OwRI.L Hn'W Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Frank Gregory is making short visit
to his Idaho Springs relatives and friends
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

DIR. Ida Ellis Bush. osteopathic physi-
can, Is graduate under the founder II
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

DO not fail To attend the tea which
will be given by the ladies Of The Pres
by,erisn church "Wednesday afternoon
and evening beginning a, J o'eock. The
room iu the rear Of she church once
used as public library has been nicely
fitted up for the purpose. 10 cts. will be
charged for refreshments.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Miss Mae Oliver went TO Denver this
morning to spend SUNDAY with friends
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

The Hoffman Remedy company, an
Idaho Springs enterprise organized to
promote the sale of hair tonic, the for
muis OF which wss discovered by X. II.
Hoffman, IS using the Denver dailies, to
advertise the remedy. Wherever il has
been tested the tonic is spoken highly of
aud beyond question large market
awaits IT.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Hook and Laader company NJ. ..
met al the hose house last Nedhesiay
and took eikht neH candidates into the
told
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

George Moscrip, is confined to the
house by illness.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Tomorro~, ~vatn.r permitting, lie
clerks will mset the tredesmea 10 a
match game oi bail
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
SHORT SIFTINGs.

HO. Allen. tine dentist
DR.. Ida Ellis Bush. the osseopath.
II you want an expressman. call phone
Black 633
Try us for ranch eggs. Vegetables
poultry and meats. THERo g. Co.
Ice delivered daily. G. II. Curnow.
phone Black 633
Hauling and express. Curnow, the ice
man, phone Black 633
Geo. II. curno~. the expresstuan.
telephone No. Black 6ss.
Everything IN season. Gardening
tools now. LOWELL H'wD. Co.
Everything in the s~sson. Gardening
tools now. LowALL Hp'w. CO.
Garden Hose Ioc and up per foot.
Garden tools Of al! kinds. LOWELL Hufw
Co.
Garde Hose iac and up per foot.
Gardening tools OF all kinds. LOWELL
HD-w Co.
For Fire and Life insurance inquire u
John +. Nallaneu. Room IL M. and II.
Bank Building
Tomorrow weather Dxfuuttfuv The
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

For Fire and Life insurance inquire IL
John T. Hallaiieu. Room IL M. and NJ.
Bank Building
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
o. January !. 1905
{. ~ MCSBpIpT.
n. n. HASSELI.
J. n. SHEPHERD
MINING APPLICATION No. 1911
ireral Survey No. l,sl0

eirs, rub. Fes Last pus. May 70. 1906
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

Cardea Hose los and up per foot.
Gardening tools OF all kinds. LOWELL
HD-w Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-29
HYDE PARK IN FLUTTER.
Question Is, May Mother Chain Her
Darling to a Doctors Post?

Chicago. March 29.-Hyde Park is
wrestling with the baby buggy question.
One man has made formal complaint
to the police that infant carts left
around the streets are sufficiently an
noying to drive a man to drink. No
wonder Hyde Park is aroused.
The liquor question" Inspector
Nick Hunts income, and matters of
similar Importance have no weight now.
The police are busily porting over the
city ordinances to discover whether or
not baby buggy, unoccupied, is an
obstruction in the street, and whether
the fact that it is occupied makes any
difference.
The question was brought before Desk
Sergeant Moss early yesterday after
noon The sergeant was calmly seated
behind his desk enjoying the peaceful
comfort of his pipe, when suddenly the
door was pushed open and in walked a
man.
DR.. A. r. Small, 721 Forty-sixth street
demanded to know if there was any
protection for law abiding citizen of
Hyde Park.
The sergeant replied that as far as he
knew there was.
DR.. Small then related his woes. At
the end of a big chain, fastened to
post directly outside his doorstep, there
was, according to the doctor. a baby
buggy. The buggy, as well as the baby
who occupies it, belongs to Mrs. Henry
Deninger, 719 Forty sixth street. The
doctor and Mrs. Deninger live in the
same apartment Du1lu1nB. Iney DOIn &C.
cupy the ground floor. On one side of
the hall lives the owner of the baby.
on. the other resides the doctor. They
use the common entrance. Before this
entrance are two Beautiful pillars, one
on the doctors side, the other on the
baby's side.
Now, notwithstanding that Mrs. Den
niger has a pretty post of her own, she
insists, according to the doctor, in
Claiming the buggy to his post. To this
he objects, and therefore yesterday
complained to the police.
And the police are studying the or
dinances to see if there is a law cover
ing the case.
IF baby buggy is unoccupied. and
is chained in the street." declared the
desk sergeant last night, Il guess it is
obstructing the street. But if it is oc-
cupied that is quite another matter"
In lieu of competent authority to adj
wise them, and thinking that something
must be done, a policeman was dis
patched to investigate and to "advise''
Mrs. Deninger to chain the buggy to
her own post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-29
BIBLE SAYS USE OIL.
c. j. Geary of Alabama Gives Au-
tbority for Christening.

Governor Hoch can now proceed
with the details of christening the
battIeship kansas with a bottle Of
oil. Any doubt as to the ethics or pro-
priety of the matter will be removed
when he reads letter which has been
received by Mayor Bergundthal from G.
]. Geary of EutaW, Alabama. Judg
ing from his letter heads Geary is a
but he is a, broad minded citizen and
has other interests aside from entcing
pennies out of the pockets of candy
hungry youths. Mr.. Geary keeps
abreast of the times through the
medium of the press and has discov-
cred that Governor Hoch has eX-
pressed himself to the effect that the
christening of the proud battleship
of crude Kansas oil free from any con-
Eliminating touch of the Standard Oil
company.
Mr. Geary expresses himself thus:
'"To the Honorable Mayor.
Dear Sir: Not knowing the editor
of your papers I appeal to you to Sc
cure me space in your local papers for
this article. because it throws light on
subject which has long been
ignorantly neglected.
Il see from the newspapers that the
battleship Kansas is going to be chris
tened by the breaking of bottle of oil
in the ceremony. At first this will ap-
pear as something contrary to custom,
whilst in reality it is probably the first
time in history when a battleship has
been properly christened, at least in so
far as the word can be applied in rela-
tionship to a ship. it is impossible for a
ship or an individual to be christened
with anything else than oil. Water is
used in baptism but oil in christening,
always, there is no precedent for water
in christening. there is always in bap-
tisn. The Bible. the only authority on
baptism or christening (anointing)
speaks of oil as relating to the one and
water to the other Beginning with the
washing of Aaron there was used in his
ordination, washing (baptism) and
amounting christening, one being the
word wash in English for the Greek
word baptism and the other the English
word for the Greek word christening, or
Christ, meaning anointed.
If the state of Kansas really christens
its namesa5e with oil it will do not only
what will cause the ceremony to be
spoken of in the whole world but it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-29
CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS
AND AN EFFECTIVE CURE
DISCOVERED.
No Surgical Operations of Amy Kind
Used.

In view of the frightful death rate at
tending the use Of the knife in treating
appendicitis, the discovery and successful
use of Dr. Carlson's treatment at The
Temple OF Health, Twelfth and Wash
ingtOn streets, in Kansas City, assures the
Importance of perhaps the greatest discOv-
cry in the medical zone Of modern times.
The following statements and hundreds
more are on record at The Temple of
Healths
Thomas Patterson of Nortonville. Kan,
says: 4 lay for Is days at the point of
death. After having suffered for more
than years with appendicitis, home and
consulting surgeons could not relieve me
and was told an operation would not save
me was taken to The Temple of Health
in Kansas City, and DR.. Carson gave me
relief IN single treatmen and return ed
home well in days. 1t has been almost
3 years. and no symptom Of the disease
has ever returned.
Thomas Amor, Lexington. No. SAYS: Il
was cured of appendicitis ? years ago.
had been advised to submit to a surgical
operation as the only means of relief by
my doctor ] refused. went to The Tenn
pie of Health in Kansas City and was
cured sound and well without the slight
est pain of any kind, and have never had
a symptom of appendicitis since. Hun
gladly answer all letters
Anyone who is sick and wishes to obtain
DR.. CarSOn'S advice and learn what he
may be able to do for them, no matter
how complicated the ailment may seem to
be. or how many doctors have been con-
suited, may write freely and confidential
~ at any time. plain. brief statement of
the case, or he Will send to any address
free OF charge. his large illustrated paper
giving particulars in regard to the treat
ment. Address all letters Temple Of
Health, Twelfth and Washington streets,
Kansas City, Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-29
PoINTEp PArAGRAPHs.
[From the Chicago News-1

LFIOil the Ou4Cd5O ANCWS.l
Icicles are certainly cool eavesdrop-
pers.
An amateur artist may mean well
even if his designs are bad
A few more weeks and the summer
girl will break into the game.
It's a poor lover who is unable to ex-
aggerate his affections
Late hours may tell on a man, but his
wife doesn't have to be told
There is something unwomanly about
the woman who will snub a baby
About every once in so often girl
Just has to have spat with her
steady
A woman is always telling man
lot of disagreeable things-for his own
good.
Occasionally you see woman in
mourning who looks as if she actually
enjoyed it.
A man doesn't necessarily have to
have a stroke Of paralysis in order to
become paralyzed.
When two persons tackle a duet it
looks as if they ought to sing it in half
the time one couId-but they can't.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-29
JAYHAWI1ER JOTs.

Hutchinson News: Congressman Vic
tor Murdoch has named his new con-
gressional district the alfalfa district"
But Victor will not cultivate that brand
of whiskers.
Buffalo Commercial: Governor Hoch
of Kansas says the new battleship
named for his state will be christened
with a bottle of Kansas crude Gil. Then
the ship will not be baptized, but
anOinted.
Lawrence Gazette: BY the way,
Thomas W. Lawson has not yet come
to Kansas to help in the Standard Oil
fight. Possibly the fate of Mr.. Monnett
of Ohio, has been brought to his atten-
ton.
The Atchison Globe: We are tired of
hearing of the wonderful climate of
Colorado. A woman and her son were
found frozen to death at West Cliff yes
terday. In Kansas, we have spring
weather that must make the angels in
heaven dissatisfied.
The Parsons Sun: Secretary of State
Burrow was in California when Cover
nor Hoch appointed John Q. Royce
bank commissioner and the friends of
the governor are anxiOusly waiting for
his return to see whether he viii declare
all the offices in the state house vacant
or simply the office OF governor.
Conner Davies says: We note the fol-
lowing from Topeka; THE Kansas will
not be christened with champagne"
said the governor 1T will be christen-
ed with a bottle of oil; not Standard oil,