The Topeka state journal., 1903-03-28

Both OF the runners see the sign. pOlH
But each Of them CONSTITUTES the line that
he is going to win.
James. P. Purvis win preach in the
Belvoir school house at Z o'clock sun
day
Good advice from Kansas editor
Don't resist your inclination to plant
trees.
The fair and warmer weather bulletin
sounds whole lot nicer now than u
viii next August.
The wheat has Just got well started,
and already Kansas is talking about
needing harvest hands
There is nothing more for the good
people of Topeka TO do now but vote
The registration is over
Charley Sessions, correspondent for
the Kansas City Journal. was the lasN
man TO register Friday night
Dr. Charles Hammond has recovered
from am illness which has kept him
confined to his room for week
The good old summer time seems to
be receiving an unusual number OF
backsets from the weather bureau.
r. S. Eagle, who is confined to the
Santa Fe hospital with a crushed foot,
viii be abolt 10 be out in q few days
r. ~. Benedict is now living in Los
AnEeies. He writes that he is there
with his family TO stay at least year
3Sensas VIII meet Monday evening,
March 3d. at the Commercial club
rooms.
Reports from over the state indicate
that the slot machine has gone out or
general use to a great extent in obedi-
ence to- the recent law.
This is the time of year when the
cyclone IS supposed to get gay ana
distribute "a barn and string of fence r
through the landscape.
Mrs l.. S. Fortune and Miss Belle
Cook have gone to visit their parents
AIR and Mrs. Porter Cook, on Mr.
Cooks farm near valencia.
A Topeka piano mover has scored on
his competitors by the purchase of r.
large and handsome gasoline power
automobile for heavy moving work.
The Topeka high school win indulge
iu baseball team this spring. 1T has
been several years since the high school
has been represented on the diamond.
The hfty-seventh anniversary of mod
cru spiritualism win be celebrated sun
day evening al Security hall A spe-
cial musical programme viii be given.
George A. Clark has been down to
Port Arthur ON fishing trip. but he
writes that he viii be home Monday
'fco much water down here" he
writes.
Evangelist Williams last ni-ht re-
uuested AN the women in his audience
who had not REGISTERED to stand only
'N.t "i itHt ND De lle Dlueto were
afraid.
The members of Naomi Rebekah
lodge. No 95. viii give a thimble party
at the home of Mrs. Clara Chamberlain
at 1925 Van Buren street on Wednesday
afternoon
The O'Brien family seems to control
the destinies of the Union Political
league an organization of union labor.
VIM. % Brien is president and J. M
d 'Brien is secretary
Prof =. A. Heacock. of the high
school chemistry department. has ar
ranged laboratory manual for chem
istry and has been granted a copyright
OH it, The book viii be placed on the
market
Governor Bailey win not he here tc
attend the ceremonies incident to ths
laying Of the cornerstone of the new
railroad Y NJ c. A. building. He VIII
be i'm ST. Louis attending the dedication
of the exposition
Second Lieutenant s. B. Goodman of
the Philippine constabulary viii return
shortly from Catbalogan, Samar, r. J..
where he is now stationed. He has been
in the islands for the last year and a
half and is now returning for "a visit
with relatives. He is accompanied by