The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-14

Nuggets of success are living
Underneath life's rugged road:
Dig and dig. and keep on trying
TIL you strike the precious lode.
Skies above you viii be bluer
As along the way you tread,
Friends around you viii be truer,
So be brave and go ahead.
Time is heeting. so be doing
Any task there is for you;
You are stronger, while accruing
Gain of good and wisdom too,
BE not with the drones and strikers,
AS through life they Idly STROLL
Victory belongs to workers,
- Strive and you will reach the goal
George r. Harrison in Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The hucksters have begun their daily
FUNDS
Undersherin Belts resignation is not
effective until May l.
We are selling all hats at half price
al 113 West Tenth street.
Kansas avenue. south of Ninth street,
has developed a building boom.
New telephone lines are being strung
I'm the southwest part Of town.
The owners of back yard strawberry
beds are worrying about frosts.
Roy Ritchey is located at Artesian, a
Few miles from Roswell, New Mexico.
The court house lawn has been
moved. state house janitors take
notice.
The basement rooms Of the oxford
hotel are being rehtted and re-
furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. L~onergan, of 1928
Harrison street, are the parents of a
son, BORN April Il.
Since Fred Jewell has been appointed
coal oil inspector he is some times call
ed Coal Oil Johnny"
The hremen at headquarters station
in the city building are having their
spring house cleaning.
The Sells-Downs advertising car vas
In Leavenworth yesterday n will 60
from there into Missouri.
Kansas City Journal; Luther Mel
lis, a reform politician of Topeka, was
in Kansas City last evening.
The first hotilla of prairie s%chooners
of the season went through Topeka
yesterday bound southwest.
The board of health appointed by
Mayor Davis will meet Tuesday for
the purpose of organization
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. White. Of No.
els Lincoln street, are the parents of a
daughter, born yesterday.
The Star Vaudeville theater admits
school children at the Saturday matt
nees for half price, five cents.
r.. e. Taylor has sold his grocery
store at Tenth and Topeka emu to
Bitter Brown and Charles Startzman.
Miss Grace Miller, the deputy city
clerk, who is at StOrmOnt hospital with
pneumonia is reported as improving.
E. G. VoiIes, the new police sergeant,
was n of the fOremen of construction
when the Melan bridge was being built.
The well drillers are as busy as the
paper hangers. plasterers, carpet lay
ers,- carpenters and cranberry merchants.
A Topeka man who doesn't know a
foul from a strike a baseball will
not be h rage this summer as it was
last.
j. H. Stoddart who appeared here in
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush" his
winter is reported to be dying in Gault,
Canada.
The United States federal court win
not finish its present session this week.
The next term is at Fort Scott, and be
gins May /.
NJ. A. Low has wha are probably
the finest flower beds in the city. He
does a good deal of the work in caring
for them himself.
The St. Johns academy basket ball
team, from Salina, is to play the high
school team at Topeka tonight at the
Auditorium.
When the rainy season begins. Off
cially. Weatherman Jennings will make
the announcement. so the people need
not worry.
George w. Clark has returned from
q trip to Roswell, n. NJ. While among
the greasers he had his first fishing trip
of the season.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer H. Con-
away Friday. April Il, a daughter. Mrs.
Conway was formerly Miss Clare Hen
dirk Of Usage City.
The Emporia Gazette says: Mr..
Rinner. the contractor from Topeka.
has been looking over the work on the
new Normal building.
Texas has had new potatoes for two
weeks RUT then KanuaC will L.e-~
new spuds long after the Texas muir
phies are old and large.
At S O'Clock this morning. the cleo
trio lights on the west steps of the
state house We're still burning. And
this is a reform administration.
Local fishermen are anticipating a
good hshing season in the Wakarusa.
The authorities say that the signs are
right for a productive season.
The Topeka Paper company has
established a branch house at Kansas
City. Mo, and half a dozen others
through Kansas and Oklahoma.
The big Ninewood park street cars
are so yellow that they give the i'm
preston Of having gone through a SMELL
Of yellow jaundice during the winter.
The social at Walnut NJ. E. church
which was to have been held LAST Dight
was postponed indefinitely on account
cality.
Washburn and the Topeka league
team play at Association Park on sat
urday afternoon On Sunday afternoon
the Regulars viii play against the Yam
nigans.
This weather must be for the snecia1
benefit of the polar bear and h wal
rus with the Sells & Downs circus.
Nobody else in town wants such chilly
weather.
Mrs. irving T~rowbridge and Miss
EDNA amer nf the VTr--As
Presbyterian church attended he
meeting Of The p~resbvtev al ar-renno