The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-28

SfEP5foTs.
Peonies 81 per dozen at Mrs. Lords.
112 West Eighth street.
W. H Myers has the State Journal for
sale every evening at the vinewood
cafe.
Daisies rs cents hundred and
peonies 81 a dozen at Mrs. Lords. Both
phones S27.
W. H. Brooks has beer. granted a
permit for the erection OF 81. zoo resi-
dence at 1885 Buchanan street.
The contract for the construction of
three hundred steel lockers for the new
Y. NJ. c. A. building viii be let today.
Just at the present time the display
windows of the wideawake merchant is
filed with presents suitable for grad
uation.'
The owners of automobiles in Topeka
are not doing their proportion towards
furnishing support for the doctors and
undertakers.
G. F. Abbott, manager for the Union
Pacific Tea company left for his old
home at Braddyville, Iowa, Sunday for
a two weeks visit.
The street railway company has re-
ceived a shipment of ties and the line
leading to the Country club will be
completed as soon as possible.
The reporter who writes the "joltz
from Jeltz'' in the morning paper under
the heading Second Thoughts seems
to have run short Of exchanges.
Memorial day will be observed at
Fosters cemetery. The ceremonies
which will commence at 10 o'clock will
be conducted by Rev. H. A. Ott
The ball game played Saturday be
tween Washburn college and Jack
Johnson's colored Giants was won by
the latter with a score of to l.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board of directors of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will be held at the association rooms
this afternoon at half past O'Clock.
It has been suggested that the press
agent for the Wallace shows has per-
petrated one of the cleverest advertising
schemes of the day on P. H. Coney.
The latest report from the seat of war
indicates that there Will be two parades
in Topeka on Memorial day: one of
brass buttons and the other Of brass
bands.
The baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of the Topeka high
school was delivered Sunday by DIR. W.
c. Evans of the First Methodist
church.
As soon as the circus parade PROPOSE
ton is settled Topeka will probably be
agitated by crusade for sane Fourth
of July headed by General Alphabet
Hughes
Sunday was day of rare combina-
tions and the man with the winter over
coat iOstled elbows with the woman clad
in the open faced shirt waist of mid
summer.
Intense suffering is reported from the
hammock brigade who refused to sur
render their Sunday evening pleasure,
even on demand from the weather de-
partment.
1t hasn't really made much difference
whether it has been coal or natural gas
Just so there has been fire of some
kind about the house for the past forty
eight hours.
The members of the teachers com
fnittee of the school board will hold
meeting Tuesday to decide upon teach
ers for the city schools for the next
school year
Ia Belle Salina, who handled the
lions for the Parker company while in
this city few weeks ago. was almost
killed by cne of them while giving a
performance at lola Saturday.
Automobiles have become so com
mon in Topeka that the appearance of
a new one on the streets does not ex-
cite enough curiosity to cause the
question of ownership to arise.
p H Coney has issued a call to all
old soldiers to meet at the Lincoln
post hall this evening at O'Clock to
hear and discuss letter received from
the management of the Wallace shows.
T. J. Coughlin, state organizer for
the Knights of Columbus. left for New
Haven, Conn, Sunday. where he will
attend the annual meeting of the ma
tional association as delegate from
Kansas.
The Washburn ball team will play
the State Agricultural college Wednes-
dav at Manhattan. which excepting the
game to be played with K. L the fol-
lowing Saturday. will complete the sea-
son schedule.
The attention of Governor Hoch is
called to the fact that an Atchison man
has not taken a drink of water since
the prohibitory Law went into effect.
and the city changed the name of the
saloons to joints
The only thing that had the indica-
tions of a good story last week was
spoiled BY the timely arrival of a diver
who rolled the candidate for honors
over a barrel and finally brought him
back to consciousness
The track for the miniature railroad
at Vinewood Park has been completed
and trains are running on schedule time
the trip being down through the deep
woods and follows the windings of the
LAGOON until it completes the circle and
returns to the starting point.
There was not a single applicant from
Toueka among the AZ who sought drug
eists permit at the exa nina ton held by
the state board at Enporia last week.
which suggests that a druggists per-
nit is not really essential in a large
number of the drug stores in this city
Revolt in Korea.