The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-14
TIE PASSING OF THE SPRING POET.
The seasons are changing,
The records all show it.
The sprinEtime is briefer-
And so Is the poet
Cleveland Plafndsaler.

Have you registered?
Mr. f. D. Coburn left today for st.
louis.
A few farmers have turned a few
burrows
wanted. A few more candidates for
police judge
The Banda Rosa plays in Arkansas
City Sunday night
"The Power Behind the Throne" was
at Emporia last night.
The government Thermometer ranged
between 40 and s. Friday
Al Moneys picture has finally found
ats way into the Wichita Eagle.
St Patriclx's day and 1.-THE Noon
sinners Daughter" come on Tuesday.
County Treasurer Philips gives a
surety bond for $4,000, and it costs him
$3.50.
The Leonard stock company viii be at
the Crawford tonight in only a Work
ing Girl"
J. p. McHenry. Of Granville. has
bought the big King ranch in western
Shawnee county.
The w G. T. u. will meet at the
First Methodist church at three o'clock
Monday afternoon.
Carl Wood will give a pupils violin
recital at the First Baptist church
Wednesday night
Atchison gets sally In Our Alley"
chance to see Sally
Sheriff Lucas carries a revolver big
enough to blow the dome OFF the state
house. il he could hit it,
A. L. Rodgers of valencia, has sold
his farm and has gone to Montrose
Colo. where he win buy farm
The registration books close at 10 p.
IN. March q. There are Il, 900 unregis-
tered voters in Topeka. 'Nun sed-
Ellen Stone viii lecture in Atchison
Tuesday night Atchison doesn't go
half as much on lectures as brass bands.
G.. #. Nash, aged so. and Minnie Tracy.
aged so, both of Topeka were granted a
marriage license at Kansas City Friday.
Baiif John Coyne, Of the district
court is wearing a dark green necktie
with light green shamrock leaves as the
figures.
politan hail tonight viii be about as ex~
citing as a w. c. T. u. convention In
Ottawa.
L. NJ Wood observes two holidays
ground hog day and st. Patrick's day.
His second annual celebration will be on
Tuesday,
The work Of taking testimony on be-
half Of the city in the dollar gas case
was resumed this morning at Judge Nc
Eariand's Office.
The Cherryvale Clarion says: IF Mr..
Carnegie rs really afraid Of dying rich
let him start a Democratic daily in To-
peza- That will fix it,
The officers of the United States cir
cult court have been at Wichita attend
ing the session of court there. They are
expected home today.
Browns In Town" will be at the
Crawford Sunday night. The farce
played at the Grand earlier in the sea-
son and left good impression.
Prof J. G. Princell Of MINNEAPOLIS.
Mimi, viii preach Sunday morning at
1880 O'Clock and in the evening at z 80
o'clock at the Swedish Mission church.
Alonzo Beal. of Valencia, has sold his
farm there and viii move to MOntrose
county, California, where he is interest
ed with Charles Wolff in a large ranch
The workmen are leveling up the al
ieys where excavations were made las
IAN for the Washburn college sewer
They were left in bad shape all win
ter.
The supreme court has denied the re,
quest of the city to have the suit to ousi
the Excelsior Coke and Gas company
from doing business in Topeka advanced
on the docket