The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-22
SNAP SHOTS ATHOMENEws

SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS
And the landscapes sour and bare.
Ana the miiestoness once such charming
Half-hearted welcomes wear.
And a troublesome present to mend:
ana the road goes up and the road goes
Bus ii all comes right in the end
The heart rs sick and the heart is sore
For heart to call its own;
And we scramble hard for the precious
Amongst the heaps of stone.
For loves love, and mans man.
And the heart goes up and the heart goes
But it all comes right in the end.
The road goes up and the road goes down
To a desolate depth below,
&c On nj the naked axe ones to go; 60, :,
And a father who will fend-
And life goes up. and life goes down
But it all comes right in the end.
Westminster Gazette.
P. L. Briney. editor OF the COTS Ad-
vance. was in ToDeka Monday.
The Seventh street bridge across the
Shunganunga is closed for repairs.
David OvermEer will make the Me-
mortal day address at Burlingame.
The ice wagons are now beginning to
appear in new spring coats of paint.
Tt is estimated that the registration is
now over 5000 and is rapidly increas-
| ing
o. ]. Shannon and family will move
from s13 Tyler street to Eighth and
| Van Buren, streets.
The Santa Fe has billed its first sum-
mer excursion from Kansas City to To-
peka for Easter Sunday.
Knights Rose Croix No. 1 of the
Scottish Rite will meet wednesday
night to confer the eighteenth degree
Another examination was made Mon
day of the roof of the city hall. An eff
fort will be made to stop the leaks in it.
Democratic caucuses will be held in
the six wards Wednesday night to
/ choose delegates to the county conven-
| ton.
In the w. s. Smith divorce case de-
cided by Judge Hazen Monday Mrs.
Smith was permitted to resume her
former name of Bliss.
| Mrs. Nation went into the Royal
Monday Afternoon. but the barkeeper
closed the door to the partition and she
didn't evan see the bar.
Colonel Harry Brent, of Governor
Railey's staff, was initiated into the
| Woodmen of the World last night. He
Harry H. Kline, of Wichita, aged 40
years. and Rosetta Belts. of Topeka,
aged AZ years. We're given a marriage
license in Kansas City Monday.
Dog tax was being paid rapidly today
to the city clerk The penalty goes on
April l, and the price of tags is adj
vaneed from 81 to So and from IS to 81
Paul Adams. former secretary of the
Republican city central committee, and
a reporter for the State Journal. has
gone to Phoenix, Ariz-, on account of
his health.
The man who carried off Fred Van
| degrift's overcoat at the Ohio club
last night was Joel Burrow, secretary
of state. and he protests that it was all
a mistake.
Sweet peas should have been planted
| March II. If they were not planted
that is the correct time according tt
the authorities.
Mayor BergundthaI is having dog
pound constructed at the city jail yard
It will be composed of a number of wire
cages, in which each dog can be KEPT
separate from the others.
i ". r. Stubs, chairman of the state
central committee, went through the
ceremony Monday afternoon of films
the ticket nominated at the state con
vention with Secretary of State Bur
row.
Fred L. Vandegrift spoke before tht
Ohio club last night on "Ohioans il
Kansas" Dr. Roby read poem en-
titled The Voice Behind Us AL,
Prof Worran and Miss Huffman play
ed a duet. "A Summer Night:
Dream
a stone from the arch over tn.
driveway under the south steps to this
state house fell Monday Afternoon
while DR.. J. c. McChntock was driv-
ing through the arch The whole arcl
will tumble some day.
Today is the last day on which the
registration books will be kept open il
the various wards of the city. Aftel
this the registration must be carried OF
exclusively at the Auditorium. Th'
| limit for registering is March %, tel
days before election.
Arkansas City Traveller: J. w
: Schaeffer. of Topeka. is in the citl
visiting over Sunday with his old-tim'
neighbor, Jacob Yost. He is looking
for location for grocery store, ant
next week will go to Oklahoma to SCI
il he cannot find place to suit him
The parting words have been spoken
The tears have been shed. The broth
ers weDt on each others coat sleeves
The last sad farewell has been SAT-
over the departing form of Bill Brown
He is going to Kansas City. 1t is Xix
a missionary going to Zulu land. Tn
| chances are against his ever returning
| alive. Charles Holiday, G.. c. Clemen
and others delivered the orations. ser
mons and heart-to-heart talks demand
| ed by the occasion at the Elks' room
last night