The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-16

WIN eaCn OIner a view nOlOlnS
a display some time next fall in the
Auditorium. A meeting will shortly
be held of representatives of the three
organizations, to see what can be
done.
A piece of burnt wood makes an at
tractive and useful Christmas present.
Our assortment for the holiday trade
is much larger and finer than that
shown by anyone else. Come in and
see for yourself Mrs. Anna NJ.
Trapp, no Kansas avenue. Indepen-
ent phone 372.
The Hasken-Topeka high school
basket ball game scheduled for to-
night has been cancelled. The Camp
row evening and the game will be in
the Y. w. c. A. gymnasium.
A visit to our store will convince
you that there is something in a
potted plant that would suit her for
Christmas. Come and see them.
Hayes, the florist.
We make a speciality of holiday dec
orations. Our line consists of the larg-
est assortment of holly, greens, ferns,
and nfistletoe in the city Rodman the
Florist.
The coal wagons resumed their ac-
tivity today after having a compare
lively quiet fall
This kind of weather makes the boy
long for football or a target rife, so
why not get him one for his Christmas
present. We are making lower prices
on such goods than any other store in
the city. H B. Howard, SOB Kansas ave.
The executive officers of the local
Christian Endeavor Union met last
night with Leslie earle, 300 Lake
street, and outlined the business to
bring before the local union congress,
which meets Monday night in the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, Potwin-
w. A. Granteer, of No.5O1 West street,
was operated on at Christ hospital for
appendicitis yesterday morning. He is
getting along very well and Will re-
cover.
A Christmas greeting-It's a photo
graph made expressly for the season,
and it's a beauty, only $3.50 per Dozen
If you are thinking of having some ia
ken be sure and see them before sitting.
They can be finished before Christmas
Colville, e32 Kansas avenue.
The trial of Charles B. Ennis, for aid
ing in the mutiny at the federal prison
mutiny at Leavenworth in 1901, has
been postponed until April from Janu-
airy, because witnesses cannot be OBJ
tanned at the present time by the Uni
ted States attorneys office.
The fakes this morning were as
light and large as feathers and might
have come from Mother Goose pick
ing her geese.
Everybody loves flowers. so if you
are undecided as to what to send her
for Christmas just make 1t box OF
cut flowers from Hayes.
Bishop Frank r. Millspaugh assisted
in the ceremonies of the conservation
of Rev. Henry Samuel AYES at Hous-
ton, Tex, Wednesday. Bishop AYES
will be bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal church in Mexico.
As the Easter Lily is the popular
flower for Easter, so is the Pointsettia
grown and cultivated for the Christ !
mas time. 1t is n peculiar flower and
blooms only at this time of the year. |
Hayes, the florist has the only assort-
ment of this appropriate flower shown
in the city.
ooh, Jack. I had my picture taken
yesterday. L am getting some of those |
dainty folders at Colville's. They are
awfully pretty and finished in plat
mum, too"
Missouri Valley league last season, |
will handle the indicator in the Three |
1 league next year. His selection has !
been announced by President Holland. !
Cusack was bosom friend of Pug
Owens.
Your wife does not appreciate get |
ting out these cold mornings and |
spending an hour preparing break |
don't you order sack of Taylor's |
celebrated Buckwheat and have no |
fussing around, and besides you will |
have breakfast that you will thor
oughly enjoy.
c: H Samson has received an offer
of $1,000 for his horse 1.-The Pope"
from Chicago man.
Do it now-get the coal in. Gillette
K Nicholson.
Deputy United States Marshal Nc
Grath, VINO is at Hot Springs, is report
ed TO be considerably improved.
Colville's photos for Christmas.
There is nothing that will make a
more desirable Christmas present than
a potted plant. Every lady appreciates
them and one as Christmas present will
be lasting reminder of the giver Rod
man has the largest assortment in the
city.
Include in your next grocery order a |
sack of Taylor's celebrated buckwheat.
This buckwheat is absolutely the best
that can be produced from pure buck
wheat and contains no shorts or sift-
ings so often found in inferior buck
wheats, and it costs you no more than
the other. If your grocer does not han
die II telephone US, 81 Ind. phone, and
we will tell you who does.
If Secretary Samson, of the fair as
ISOLATION. carries through his plan of
having regular racing dates in Topeka