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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02
New York Money.

New York. March 2.--MONEY-.Money
on call steady, 2lkM2A per cent. closing bid
2Ja and offered at 25k per cent; time loans
steady; so and 80 days 3d3A per cent. six
months. 31kH3% per cent.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper, 3# a
AZ per cent: sterling exchange firmer, with
actual business in bankers, bills at $4s6l0
"A. S6& for demand and a s. 1850 $40 for
60 day bills: posted rates. %Blz and A.87iS
"A. IS: comm ercial bills, NS4Ssa4 e4ih.
SILVER-Bar silver, 59zc; Mexican dol
BONDS Government bonds steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02
BOY Fails From Street Car.

Ira Treadwell small school boy 10
wears of age, was severely hurt at noon
today while trying to alight from "a car
on the East Sixth street line at the cor
ner of Sixth and Lake streets. Young
TreadWeII was endeavoring to alight from
the carywhile 1t was in motion and, losing
his balance, was hurled forcibly to the
pavement cutting deep cash over his
right eye and a. smaller one on the back
of his head. He was picked up and re-
moved to his home at 1909 East Sixth
street. A doctor was Immediately sum-
moned and dressed the wounds. No seri-
Gus results are anticipated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

IFrom the Philadelphia Record.l
a latch key is a poor thing to depend
upon for a steady income.
Mans work is never done unless he is
a bill collector. and then it's dun.
The Janice Meredith curl is behind
the times. The girls now take time by
the forelock.
Only a fool will give up his seat to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

Flowers have been barred from the
United States senate. Possibly this ac-
ton was taken as a precaution against
what might happen when the indicted
members return to their seats if they
ever do
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

The washington Post foresees the
time when the advance of civilization
will put all credits in business on the
basis of honor, where most of them now
stand. This will come through the re-
peal of all laws for the collection of
debt Then the man who can and will
not pay debt. or the spendthrift who
runs into debts that he does not expect
to pay, viii be a social outlaw
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

don't know whether we shall decide to put
it to a bond vote again or not. We do not
intend to go ahead out of our own initia-
tive and construct the viaduct."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

BY a trifie more strictness in enforc-
ing her laws against Joints" suggests
the Newark News. Kansas will soon be
able to acquire enough conviots to man
her proposed refinery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

The president Of the rubber trust de-
clares that the worlds supply of rub
Der is falling. Time may come when
certain class of necks will bring a good
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

The habit Of voting for Carter Harri-
son has become so fixed in Chicago thai
the citizens may not be able to breaA
away from it this spring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

An announcement that the grand
Jury season is over probably would be
welcomed by trust magnates and some
United States senators.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02
S-oIorado and Return, $3.50.

Colorado and return every day to
April 80, 1905, inclusive, with final re-
turn limit June 1, 1905, via Union Pa
cific. $3.50 from Topeka Be sure
YOUR ticket reads over the Union Pa
eide Inquire OF J. c. Fulton, Depot
Agent; F. A. Lewis. City Agent. 52s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

The trusts in the United states ap-
pear to occupy about the same position
ms do the grand dukes in Russia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

Grand Rapids Herald: The Standard
Oil company may not often make mis-
takes. but when it does it is on big
scale, as in Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02

Watkyns-"H Hicks tells me that he
is working like a dog" Wylkyns-
- es, lying around and scratching
himself all day long, and barking at
every one who comes along. '-Somer-
vile Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02
roo LATE no CLARsIFY.


FAIR healthy satin skin bestowed by
Satin Skin Cream and Satin Skin Pow
der. Csc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02
REFLECTIONS OF \ BACHELOR.

IFTOm the New I OTA FIess-l
Man is SO unreasonable that the time
he wants to shovel snow is in the sum-
mer. --..
When a girl is in love ii Is a sign she
is mighty embarrassing to everybody
else.
A boy dreams of the day he will
smoke and a girl of the day she will
smell it on his mustache.
An engaged girl is almost as sure she
wants to marry her particular man as
a widow that she wants to marry any
man.
When a woman really wants to love
man she can make herself believe his
frizzled hair is more wonderful than
the locks of Samson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The funeral of Jno. NJ. Bittinger, who
died on Tuesday at 2215 Clay street,
took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Interment was in Foster cemetery.
word has been received here of the
death of Avis Ruth Ball, the 4-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ball,
which occurred on Monday at the fam
lily home in Pueblo.
The funeral of Elizabeth Riegel. who
died on Monday at her home ten miles
southwest of Topeka, was held on We'd
nesday afternoon. Interment was in
Foster cemetery. Mrs. Riegel was 10
years old at the time Of her death, and
has been a resident of Shawnee county
since 1859
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

and soil and while it does look some what oNtraraeanf to order lherallv of white gowns that arc aof intended to visit ths cleansing tuh of th- irrndrrss it i- really surprising how long one rsn wear these delicate wooden. before they begin to show signs of frflne=~
 Tho white eersss foo. arc extreme fa- forife- in the useful wooiteN productions. md "n these there quaint iitilt touch of black satin or black velvet r-- ually collar and cuff sol These are made Go flsteu ou separately. SO that when one desires to change the color scheme q trife q is readily done
 There is simply no end Co tho clever corceitS that arg expressed iu those trifes that. however. go so far toward making for an up-to-datc ard . stylish appearance Scraps Of lace. of emhroid- cry, of hnc ribbon. ali arc utilized in the clcvcrest fashion. and buttons buckles straps and touches Of metal emhroidories are eagerly snapped mp for decoration of these fascinating little belongings
 Tn the friliy and fluffy frncks that tle summer girl makes peculiarly her own the styles for this year of grace are more fascinating then ever. Embroidered ma terials are in the highest favor with those vo c1n afford them. while for the others there are creations in null iu fact. in organdie and lastly. but not leaSfly. Co paraphrase there are fhe crereS de Chine. These fabrics while not. strictly speaking. new. are shown in such a de- lishtful variety Of weave. of weights
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

, c..ite special importance T0~ the c0uu- frr e1lerel shoes ~fiil iefaiu al nf the vogue. nHf The very light tiuts gre TO longer sfc.. tnampasne and other fan | fie- iu footwear have had their day. and although some very smart shnemaker- along Fifth avenue aro exhibiting win i,A- f1i rl all th4 fashionable Dolorire~ in -ofi kid and leather fhsr confess that fae highly eolorcd footwear has made abe eoirifis u' headway whatsoever lmors women of taste
 The spectacle of brilliant green shoe. eiik stocking pafasol and ribbon accssso- rer- an af ite same verdaut hue. and r.iu wii. white linen gown. appeared ou one of fhe fashionable avenues the other day. and comments as to fhe date of Sf Patrick Day parade. references tn ih" Irish question and other faceiious remarks were freely made by ihe amused spectators A similar showing in a. ] bright red accompanied white serge 1 iif o1 one of the trarsa tlantic lnrrs. and even the smart white linen tourist
 hat was enwreathed in broad scarlet ribbon scarf Ali the oniookers were greed that tho sight would have been a pleasing ono had the red silk glove and th- brilliantly red shoes been omitted and
 legs striking colors white for instance a-ln in the.r place.
 This same fad for touch or two of color gpor the white or delicately tinted costumc Is one that must he handled very cieverly or dire results-from 60 sar- iorial standpoint of course-are likely Co ensue. There are certain well-estahlshed rules which the girl of good taste should boar in mind. and Of these the French rule that the gloves and shoes must both t7 unobtrusive in coloring is of double importance just now. when eakish stl les and colorings are shown in these accessories If the touch of color is con fined 70 tho ribbons alone 70 the collar cud and ceinture. then one is well within fhc limits of fashion and good taste and when these are cleveriy managed. even tho simplest of frocks can he made fo take on aa cir Of dressiness that is simply hewitching Co behold
 A. change from the evcr-popular linen. the white mohair. white henrietta and the heavier white siciienne are all of them delightful for both seasnore and mountain wear. The glossy surface of t..c mohair weave is repellant tO dust
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

from in these that fhe r4-k cf .s'ertiou ls likely to become dific1lf oa~ There arc rcafs that are fashioned after tNf rfdingofe crde -lcur plain ard closely fitted garments Some of them are Iu one single. unhrokeu ru from u.e. 70 hem while other make H-e of tt- tno- piece plan of construction. t.e tan or body part very full and pHG aHI fle skirts that show rf 'c'fll rafn Hna sweep. joined at the W4isiiiue. and rfrt smart ceintlre with handsome fastening serving to conceal the joining
 Then there are fhe coats slat follow the loose tourist pian and these are clarminely smart when wcru hy the right girl She however. must be slen- der. erect and graceful of carriage. m fact. she must give style fn f.e couf for tho crt and the ahsff-c nf fi make it hard for rhc coat to a~ord rer amy -ps- ciai cache
 lt a-mo-t ..-.....- ... .H.. ..-- 2 skirts fo fu nf ilu-N fr.a .l lI-nr- made hnrns are short Indeed so far from the short skirt he n- cr becoming at an passe. The very latest of trcm orc an inch or two shorter than those that prevailed last season The shoe ard ihe hosiery are fhrs broasht n-o er atar prominence. and tho question of color matchings and contrasts thus becomes cf
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

snd of finishes fhat t 4at ro. hc to have some laif a aoztu ifN,f- .f .f.e d- Chine and H" fwN nI iHrm book
 though thrs Ha Dar. from i.. loom fn- mod. tsI.m.re'. HA..h f.' Fliis nn" .aul uliDa fl" HFi'Hn prophet fuIfiei slaH 0FaH H.sH-
 fle fam -ianArd fa. dn'ltls wNfN- .Ui tte ortatlmY orNr. as tl. rnI..
 rlrr cail if nIie au fu. re.nIr.u li- Nf tle newer n-.le .NsellfHilN
 The -uwm.r grl Hir0Ids NnIfal. elects freaasrfif fo fN'i0a l.e lars. headed fad. fhi- Is ruoh .N d.Hf'Hy te charming courfit~ IH tN. -Nan. Nf UNii- flre ribbons and nrnamHafs fN.t l..e sprung up within the past few weeks .F 90 have Hsr iaNiritrt locks -.r fae Nsn- sHt of thc -Hu aud .t -h. ost.u 'HIe excuse Their han-nct fad another contrhuinry roason. for vifh fh" ntf or nets some of them IrN .rfruiri for fhD u0mpac1ur and some 0nIE inr fNs nlrk hair -deftiE adjusted. fhr an-nIlte usoes- sity nf ch1ufan for strictly Informal nr. Sasious IS le--eued
 Noi tnaf tlc summer r.H rNrrnl-sa uur less ur fewer nnf. ta.l formerly. This year Dame Fashion demand. a chapeal en suite with each and ever. one of fhe dres-E froDl-. and this i- H mode that incrca-es olH' nl'iuri monthly bills muchiN And ta. -hHus- temptation to hasc ar least ons ni some half dozen or so. even though ore may only wear them each fe~ times.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

D HE girl ard the clerk of
 n. a...If hHf. tern af iogeer-
 ..rlti ussf- With
 .r aH..i frerr ready the smait nafa ers-... t.a fri, nd hpny m.l ard ~..o rn.n. tNe fascinating gel ~ l..n..- .4I fs.-s to oe worn wntn she t...t. tl follow -he fashionable hare-feilrf ial .a fa. boardwalk. on The hfa a... or h t.. I.Ii vr0ls. ail of these and mDIo .are had psrfolce to be kcrt iu refI|rU.r and ali n..lr-e the cl.He m f.. .ff.r proved lmpl and thr
 %nu -n.s... H ar sk.f- prom ieed lI or ra.t.ng frits and fal.ials ran r..f frf.I t.ou tre!f ild- ine u,arrt .Uf .lfr rlacc in the Summer rIr Nf fashions md tf .afil
 There 4I' r0rr -nHre for morn- ir- v.Hr f. re and rim as can no There rrf long coete. ald fHrrr shor .p1ts and there pro e0u rHrrriu1--tnev arc so af ono In-.fates to cla ;lcm a.n rIei f.. Nttlesf ~ coats --fNHt srN ar fuo gs they are short and taats frs great deal
 And such a cAaillrt variety to choose
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
Frocl, cf Embroidered Batiste.

TN. white gown Is nowadays hri-ht- fOeI au with iud.c' 'ous touches of color. usually expressed iu ribbon sash and ac- ces ori,s. In tho frock If en bro'd'rcd Natl-re tha whist l- arranged afr P holcro flsainn. tlc rolrcine being clcVerly used iu tl.s efeat aud tno rla'n blouse uu- d.runath caught into sasn of broad f.ae-Dnl. rcd satin ribbon. ayCd front and sides. and tied iu broad l'ops aud several ends u the back The skirt is cut lenathuisc with a band of embroidery lu tno front and irsf below the knee two fnulces of embroidery are posed. an em- hroidered band making d heading for the lUl NIIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
srsnr. sl.irtwaist Shit.

coral pink Inrn ie effectively fr m mod with an imitation Irish crochet. the fara taking s hnlcro outline upon the waist. and following a similar angle upon the aeiri The sleeve has full pun to below fhc elbow. where it is banded with lace. while tho cu0 contrary 10 the usual custom. is of linen. Tho skirt has deep piait either side cf the front. and the lace applique marks the joining of yoke
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
For the Hair and the Waist.

With dre sy bodice. a smart sigdle. and single flower or spray for the Ina the requirements of toilette fer tho in- met The waist pictured Is a pretty pink taffeta with broad point dc Paris inser- tion for strapplng. and two large sprays of flat guipure either side Of the front. The rose for The hair is of yellow satin ribbon The girdle illustrates a novel idea, the front heng he highest point,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

For wear with an sorts Of fascnatne thin waists fhe susrerdrr fr.ck. nrc the reiening fad. In crepe dr ch ne they are at once dressy and sefN. .ceahlc The cnc pictured in SaXe flec 'reI @. ihe h.c- telies shirred over cordines. and Inc very smart Cointuge fashioned over a tlrfd frame that is similarly constructed. The skirt shows closely hired ccrdiuGs at the top, the cordings widening out as the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
After the DreSsier MoA

x very sheer crepe dc chine is this dressy little fruck. There is red yoke Nordared with lace. 0I the bertha is applied after a tch ion The iod'ce hhr>1 Into a sash that is lied arouioN- na falls with loops and ends n The skiii has t sl"f3 tt. disposed iu t1blicr style and broken to the hew wNla back arc shirrcd tl ihN kc a deep nounc. applied viH lace below thc knee. tni- hQ ing in the back
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
For a Separate va

Any one of the soff .he' de chine or even a China Vasn go well in ihis simple Nlt There Is a. shield t'I N't 'n.t eN tends hack and front m 70 waistiinc and on thi- f' cNiei 'aorn- o-N't ff lace annN.re ii q. To this the blouse Is applied. aI- 'o In.' dfs'c, -rh.. ..e.te ose and puffy. with a deep cun tha' Us 'aFishly trimmed with lace and tAe -'7'eNlls s lr hn L..
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

kirf d0-Drnd and at tho knee d full 0.Un.r is .lir.tl with a heading. to he slectedei iiftie lower down by d similar Duu.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
e- =. . = e. = = -s <,
 e DESCRIPTION O
The Mode in Creme d. Chine.

and thc fastening effected with ribbon iacinss run through crochfied rines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

and Hounce. the former ctref fly f't and the latter circular cut ard aIll "iih side piaits at spare intervals.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-29

A certain minister makes it 3 point
to welcome any stranger cordially, and
one evening, after the completion Of
the service, he hurried down the aisle
to station himself ct the door. A
Swedish girl was one Of the strangers
in the congregation. She is employed
as 3 domestic in one Of the city homes,
and the minister noting that che was q
stranger reached out his hand. He
welcomed her to the church aud ex-
pressed the hope that she would be a
regular attendant. Finally be said If
che would be at home some evening
during the week he would call.
"Thank you she murmured bashiullY
shut I have q fellow all ready.
Several members Of the church and
two deacons heard the conversation
and IN spite Of tae fact that their pas
tor sweTs them 10 secrecy 4 Of them
e1eakedp
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-29

Mrs. E. ]. Ezell and Mrs. r. ".
Chandler, who left Okolona last Thurs
day for Palestine, Texas, had quite q
thrilling experience on the road In
fact, they had 8 narrow escape from
death. The train after leaving Little
Rock ran into 3 long bridge before the
engineer discovered the bridge was on
fire and three spans already burned out,
The cars were stopped just IN time to
avoid = plunge into the river. In The
rear Of this train another engine with
a train Of cars was coming at q rapid
rate and the headlight could be seen IA
the distance so all were panic stricken
and expected to be crushed By the II.
coming engine. Red lights were
flashed and torpedoes used and Il look.
cd for q while that the engine would
run into the sleeper in spite Of every
effort used. But it was stop ed il
time to avoid q crash and loss life.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-29

A London dealer received from In
dia the skins Of 5000 birds Of paradise
TO adorn the hats Of the feather wear
ing British women and to meet the ex-
port need. At the same time be got g
half million humming bird skins and
an equal number Of those Of various
other tropical birds.
"A Cincinnati woman dropped dead
and $1,000 was found In her hustle. i
may be safe enough Ia Cincinnati, but
u would have been dangerous to carry
money so Conapicuously IN New Or
leans.
Major Warner, the new United
States senator from Nissouai, makes
affidavit that II cost him Just $3.50 to
deiray bic campaign expenses before
the legislature. Good. And this i
Missouri.
Il matters not how many men and
how much money Russia may be ABLE
20 command, she Is destitute Of the
only military resource which makes
success posslble-patriotlsm.
The Baltic feet is believed g be
crawling eastward TO its doomf
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-29
In MemOrIam.

The Okolona Chapter United Daugh-
tiers Of the COnfederaCy, in session
March 21st, 1905, appointed q commit
tee to voice their sympathy with the
bereaved family and relatives of our
late sister and friend Mrs. Fannie
Haughton.
Therefore; in as much as it has
pleased our Almighty and Loving
Father to remove from our midst our
sister aud ~co-WOrker, Mrs. Fannie
Haughton,
ReSOIred, That while We bow In hum
BILE submission to His will, knowing
that He doeth all things in love for us
we rejoice in the faith that He who
has abolished death, is still working
together with the dear absent ones
actively carrying out His own will
sometimes in the blessed beyond, that
Jesus YVES pleased to call Paradise.
End, That we express q admira-
ton OF her sweet, gentle spirit that
endeared her to all with whom she as
ISOLATED.
3rd, That We extend to her hus-
band. little children and relatives, our
sincere sympathy in their great sor-
row. We pray that the God of all
comfort them according to His
precious promise, "As 3 mother
comforteth her child, 30 will I comfort
you.3
4th, That a copy of these resolutions
be put on our minutes, also 3 copy
sent to her family and a copy sent tC
the local papers for publication.
Mrs. adobe DARDEN,
Mrs. MARGRETTE TRICE, Com.
Mrs. S.FANNIE CLARKE,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-29

Matt Waller says he never thought
people read advertisements to any I'd.
vantage Of the advertiser until the
past week, when many have called to
congratulate him on his new departure.
The shipment OF p Majestic Ranges
recently, received by Parchman Broth.
ers, is mute evidence OF the success Of
the demonstration recently made In
their store. Those who failed to take
in that demonstration missed some
thing.
Miss Matte M~ontcastls, who has en-
Joyed . pleasant visit among okolona
friends and with her home folk, Mr..
and Mrs. O. NJ. Savage, has returned
to Columbus. Miss Montcastle lie one
Of okolona's most popular daughters
and her visits here are always q de-
LIGHT to ell Of her friends,
E. ]. Eel, r. W. Chandler and ]. E.
Eden are the loneliest and most dis
consulate looking men in town and
each n Of them win tell You that
he knows for a certainty that the best,
the prettiest, the sweetest, and nOblest
woman Of the town is away and that
lie his wife. What is home without
q woman9 It Is like ayard without q
rose.
The handsome reception given TO
her little friends last week by Miss
Lille Reinheimer, mention Of which
was Internationally omitted ip these
columns, was one Of the most pleasant
gatherings Of the kind the young
ladies present have enjoyed In many q
day. Miss Lille Is q charming enter
tainer and hostess and she fairly out
did herself on this occasion.
The Social Club after being royalty
entertained by Miss Francis Abbott
Friday afternoon, in a four leaf clover
hunt, held annual election, Miss lila
McCarley, being chosen as president.
Four new members were voted on and
accepted. The refreshments were de-
Bcious, and Miss Francis was unani.
mously voted the queen hostess and
entertainer. Miss Pearl Cheairs wa
che prize winner.
Mrs. NJ. Richardson's Millinery
Opening occurs today "wednesday
March 29th). The ladies who favol
her with a call will find her styles ant
display as handsome as It. has beef
possible to make them on such shorI
notice, but the clamor Of patrons FOL
an early opening must be obeyed
The time is here to buy new hats ant
all want to Q what's on sale beforI
buying. Attend the opening today
There may be q good many prett.
sections Of country on this old globI
at various seasons OF the year, but !
Is doubtful If there is q single spo
among them all where everything
combines to make life as delightful,
enjoyable ss it Is in Nothern Missis
nippi ct this time Of year, with all ma
ture smiling and the elements an,
climate ~Contesting honors with eac.
other to make living here absolutel!
enchanting.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-29

Mrs. Mabel Short entertained her
young married and single lady friends
Friday night, with 3 Tacky party, which
was made one Of the most enjoyable
gatherings in many E moon. Anthe COS.
tunes were killing 70 present day
styles, and q couple Of snap shot pic
lures were taken Of the group. The
refreshments we're fine, and more Up
to date than some Of the clothes worn.
Mrs. Clint steinberger won the priza
FOR being the ataokiest' dressed lady
present, though the decision was {
close one en- around ths room.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-03-29

Gov. Vardaman viii speak at Hous-
ton next Monday. He speaks at Tn-
pelo on Saturday Of this week. Both
speeches are to be made under the
auspices Of the Cotton Growers AssO-
cIatinn.