The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-30
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS
Millinery surprise at 71s.

rents of a boy.
Those prices for Easter hats at 71s are
The shoe, clothing and dry goods stores
now close at $3.50.
The coal men are jubilant, hut the
clothing men are woeful.
Jas. A. Troutman went to Kansas City
yesterday on legal business.
Clark G.. Daley has secured the agency
for the Barnes White Flyer.
Gas mains are being laid on Lincoln
Sheriff Cook has gone to Dover to attend
the funeral of an old neighbor.
I. Blackman says that he will run his
brick plant full blast this season
The neatest designs in Easter hats are
to be found at 716 Kansas avenue.
over at Atchison they draw the line on
letting the joints run on Sundays.
Down at Parsons one of the city tickets
is comprised entirely of colored men.
One Topeka drug store has a pen of
white rabbits in its window as an Easter
The judge of the city court has no desk.
The county commissioners may furnish
one after awhile.
The stoves have been taken out of the
street cars and the patrons have been
shivering ever since
The slot machine that was stolen from
Klingamans billiard hall was found in
well on Madison street.
Justice Wright, in North Topeka, holds
the palm for marriage ceremonies. He
has married II couples.
People have begun to set out trees in
snow and cold weather.
Another snow is about due" remarked
a Topeka man last night, and today he is
posing a weather prophet.
Another fake medical institute. the Met
ropolitan Medical institute, has vanished
after swindling several farmers.
W. L. Chamberlain, who has operated
coin, Neb., to open an establishment.
The SHOWS have seriously interfered with
hunters after wild fowl but they are still
Twenty-three years ago yesterday two
feet of snow fell in Kansas. blockadtng all
the trains and playing havoc generally.
tons made in the shape of eggs this
year for Easter gifts than ever before.
Jno. c. Payne has purchased through the
Topeka Realty Co. the property at 515 West
Sixth street and will make it his future
home.
Nearly all the slot machine owners at
tended district court yesterday, expecting
that the fate of the machine would be de-
Topeka bucket shops have closed their
doors. The law was published Wednes-
of the law.
There are probably 5000 people in To-
peka who can write fairly good poetry
but, thank heaven, nearly all of them are
ashamed to.
In letter from ". Arnold with the the
situation up by, saying, Its not what it's
cracked up to be-
Those who said several days ago that
would have three more .snowstorms are
guessing close. This is two since then,
and one more to come.
Nearly every man who has been keeping
track Of the number of SHOWS this winter
has different count, and each one claims
that his is the correct one.
People who have buggies claim that the
asphaltum is. getting fun of holes in some
places, and that much of the fun is taken
out of buggy-riding thereby
body that hat wishes to can be a fool a
the matter will deserve the prizes.
lon hare 4o winter Yin has Torn Io out the the
Ia ok nj Wi nj q "a
inhabitant'' Joke, and some others.
My Liver Colored Warm Babe is the
presents one of these names to its readers
each day. 1t is all they can stand.
Wichita Eagle: In the. club circles of To-
gone out of STYLE and i the father th is e&-
Beginning with this week the mail will
be weighed edo on I'll the santa Fe east Of the
weighed west of the river last year.
tival if you. remember that the first
is another festival coming. Question.
A Topeka woman claims that if candi-
@en tb 6 S 6t f. sv g s to to the the
women voters as a matter of justice.
Mrs. ]. r. Hague, the florist, says there
prices also cut lilies and other flowers.
Charles Wallace was arrested yesterday
He is a notorious Criminal and will not
have to work his fine out if he will leave
town.
The parking around the court house is
undergoing a course of fertilization pre-
paratory to Seeding-that is, the work is
being done in the interim between snow
storms.
Atchison has teamster who has been
now when he gets too drunk to drive his
force of habit.
Howell Jones and John Macdonald are
stiH debating the nativity of St Patrick
the claim that Pat was Welshman. Mr..
Macdonald says he was Scotch.
1.-The Strip" should have been taken in
reason why anyone should enjoy all the
privileges of a resident of the city with
out paying his share of the cost.
If there is one thing more than another
that people are interested in; in the wide.
wide world, it is Samoa. When the dis
patches give US two or three columns
about Samoa the people are frantic.
A letter received by Walter Triggs from
his brother. George E. Triggs, with the
Wyoming volunteers at Manila, says that
Close to ones ear the thought of being
scared is forgotten.
Otto Kuehne has just received a train
packed in salt brine; Not half enough
cucumbers are raised in this vicinity to
supply. this one firm And yet there are
truck farmers who complain of poor trade
with the Twentieth Kansas at Manila, says
that company A the Topeka company. has
to the time the letter was written, Febru-
airy Is Ira Payne had received slight
wound in the leg. but was up and around.
Jailer Carl Lawson went with the party
berry murder trial, and while in that state
he broke the record on pancakes. Mem
bers of the party place the number that