The Holiday Visitor du lieu suivant : Topeka, Kansas • 16

THE HOLIDAY VISITOR. 8 A STRING OP PEARLS. Forgive thyseff nothing, and others much Go to Kendalls for sealskin cloaks. We struggle with adversity; success disarms us. Bibles and Testaments at F.

C. Bowen's. Thoughts, not hours, are the measures of life. Fresh oysters at Harlans, cheap N. Topeka.

Happy remarks are often made by very un -happy men. Go to Kendall's for cloaks and shawls Instruct iur son well, or others will instruct him ill. We are all Adams children but silk makes the difference. He is never alone that is in the company of noble thoughts. The pleasure of doing good is the only one that never wears out.

If we think of religion only as a means of escaping what we call the wrath to com we shall not escape it we are already und er it we are under the burden of death, for care only for ourselves. fames Anthony roude. This Train Has Just Arrived Laden with CHOICE DIRECT PROM HAVANA, FOR C. ZIBTG-SESEIIbE 2l COIMO40ar12y Manufacturers of FINE CIGARS, 233 KANSAS AVENUE, TOPEKA, KANSAS. ALDINE GALLERY! FARM FOR SALE A good farm, 5 miles southeast of Topeka, 160 acres, half under fence and cultivation, frame house, good water, and timber.

Enquire of J. P. HEIL, Or L. A. HEIL, Topeka; Corner Seyentli anfl Kans.

TOPES KANSAS, Henry Sclhaudt, Manufacturer and dealer in BOOTS and SHOES, 156 Kansas Avenue. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Executed. Alden "Do you," said Fanny t'other day, "In earnest love me as you say? Of late those tender words applied Alike to fifty girls beside. "Dear cruel girl," cried "forbear, For by those eyes those lips I swear She stopped me as the oath I took, And cried, "Youve sworn, now kiss the book?" Go to Kendalls for woolen blankets. Party ties White cravats.

A good floor manager A broom Go to Kendall's for furs and gloves. Call loans Th jse that are called for in vain. Go to Kendall's for hosiery and gloves. The best substitute for coal Warm weather A roof which covers a very noisy tenant The roof of the mouth. A thirsty one wants to know if they drink stock ale at the brokers board.

Nature's noblemen never descend to a mean action, and rarely eat with a fork. A hungry man does right well to eat the egg, for he might starve before he got to be a pullet. Go to Kendalls for silks and velvets. Young lady (at the post office). "If I dont get a letter by this mail, I want to know what he was doing Sunday, that's all.

Josh Billings says Trieing to define love iz like trieing tew tell how yu kum tew brake thrue the ice all yu kno about it iz, yu fel in and got ducked. When may two people be said to be halfwitted? When they have an understanding between them. The choicest Japan tea in Shawnee county, is kept at Ewings, 227 Kansas avenue, Topeka. It is a rare chop, seldom found in any market. "Wanted.

A female who has a knowledge of fitting boots of a good moral character. We suppose boots of a good moral character means those that are well-soLED. A wit being told that and old acquaintance was married, exclaimed, "I'm glad to hear it." But reflecting a moment he added, in a tone of compassion and forgiveness, "And yet I dont know why I should be he never did. me any harm," "Is that animal a biped or a quadruped?" asked one of the visitors at a circus, one day, of a by-stander. 4 think, sir," said an evident student of Natural History, with bulging eyes, and green spectacles, "that the gentleman who shows the animals called it a kangarooped," Yes, we agree with that old poet who said that a low, soft voice was an excellent thing in woman.

Indeed, we feel inclined to go much further than he has on the subject and call it one of her crowning charms. How otten the spell of beauty is rudely broken by coarse, loud talking 1 How often you are irr sistibly drawn to a plain, unassuming woman, whose soft, silvery tones render her positively attractive 1 In the social circle, how pie isant it is to hear a woman talk in that low kry which always characterizes the true lady 1 In the sanctuary of home, how such a voice soothes the fretful child, and cheers the weary husband. MILLINERY! PROPRIETORS. Tffi BOSTON DOLLAR STOKE IS NOW OPEN Kans. 3 Doors North of P.

O. ORIGINAL $1 GIFT PLAN. GET YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS HERE AND Fancy Goods, In all the latest Great Bargains IN New York Styles! tie Lowest Prices la tie City. We are still to be found at the old stand, where we are always happy to see old friends and new ones, and try to make good lile-like pictures. MILLINERY! -Aasrr Fancy Goods! Trimmirg hats only one-half former price, on account of hard times, and satistaction guaranteed.

Fet hats only 50 cents, Frames 20 cents, Long Plumes 90 cts. to $5 50, Flowers from 15 cents to $3 50 each, Fancy Wings 10 cents to $2 50, Trimmed Hats from 1 to 15, Don't fail to call and examine at Mrs. E. 0. Metcalf, Me a Clristiis Present of Yourself.

Now is Your Time to JBuy And the place to purchase is at the old and well-known establishment of Miss R. West, 128 Kansas Avenue, TOPEKA KAN. 310 Kas. Topeka Also Agency for Madame Demorests Patterns. FOUCHT DONNELL, (Succeuort to Frank fiabcocb), Dealers in HARDWARE, r- Stoves, Tinware, and Agricultural Implements, 73 Santas ittme, NORTH TOPEKA.

WE STUDY TO PLEASE. A.M. CALLAHAM, I DENTIST, 110 Sixth Arena. Exit. TOPEKA, KANSAS.

Coral Chains and Charms, Coral Pins and Drops, and all kinds of Jet Jewelry, at the Lowest Prices..