The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-12
SNAP SHOT ATHOME NEWS.


You can hear her all around
That persistent. clinging sound.
or Observation-Disclosures -too-oo-te-.
Every organ, every band.
And piano; small or grand
Gives US OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
There is something half insane
In the echoing refrain
OF the "toot-toot-toodle-ood le-too-oo-te-
How the FIRST aggressive strain
In a Observation-Disclosures
All the gamins in the street
Have to whistle and repeat
This same Observation-Disclosures
And your girl as sure as death
HUNS beneath her balmy breath
In a e-oodle-too-oo-te-
Every person everywhere
Oh. it fills me with despair
Whistles. Observation-Disclosures
Yesterday it angered me
When. alasi unconsciously
tried acknowledgements
So I wonder and I pray
If I may not see the day
Free from Observation-Disclosures
If an angel over there
Goes to singing it. I'll swear
And go notwithstanding where
There's no. Observation-Disclosures
Boston Traveller.
dim. Fisk win preach in the North
Congregational church, Sunday morning
at IL o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Fluke returned to
Kansas City today after a visit with
Topeka friends.
Miss Putnam's private school, rs Tay-
Tor street will open Wednesday, Sep
TENDER the 16th,( Tr~
w. w. Fisher will speak at Great
Bend. September II, at the Barton
county emancipation celebration.
The Western Union wants good mes
senger boys, over Is years old. at its Of
fee 621 Kansas avenue, and will pay
liberal wages.
Fred c. Adams. of Denver, filed suit
in the United States circuit court Fri
day afternoon against F'linton- Smith
county,
The Muscotah Record says: ICY Lee
land has a 2-year-old gelding in train
ing that with two weeks training made
a record of a mile in 2:40 He has
named him Curtis
Unity church will open tomorrow The
Sunday school will rot meet until the
following Sunday. The interior of the
church has been greatly improved by
the laying of new carpet.
The Second Wesleyan Methodist
church has bought the Liberty Mission
cnGucn from the HfeSDyIerldNS. ne
price was 1900 The church is at the
corner of Fifth and Leland streets.
Orville Smith. who assaulted Joseph
Powell at the governors house last
summer, will not be tried at this term
of the district court as Powell is now
in Washington and can not come to
Topeka.
A reception was given by the mem
bers of the First Baptist church at the
church last night 1t was a farewell
meeting for the old church which will
soon be torn down to make room for
new edifice.
Mayor Bergundthal and, City Attor-
ney Spencer called fon Sheriff Lucas
Friday afterrlo oT~1 q endeavor toxinduce
him TO let the oeliee derive the sub
0pc@nas in the cityAliquor cases in the
district court. lucas declined the prop
ositi--n-
Topeka. in announcing the death of a
citizen oes that town made candid adj
mission that there is a better place than
Alma The Realities to the announce
ment of the death were as follows:
zone of Alma's old citizens left US for
a better place"
The Hoxie Sentinel says Mrs. NJ
A. Chambers sent Tuesday to the Wo-
mems Federation of Topeka a draft for
$1S the proceeds of the sale of the
books, 1.-THE Overlooking Waters sent
her a short time ago. The funds de-
rived from the sale of these books will
be expended in supplying school books
for the children of North Topeka, whose
parents are unable to buy. Those
three little ladies. Lois Chambers,
Druey Speer and Jennie Kork. sold the
books here and are to be congratulated
on their success