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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED
Bills fE the House

New house bills Introduced this
morning were as follows
No SOL BY MaruIn-An act TO re-
peal chapter 232 OF the laws Of 1901
No 50z- By McGIIivraE-Au act to
amend section I OF chapter s20 Of the
session laws Of 1903 entitled IAN act
for the protection ef antaIo pes
No 5gs- BY McGIIITvray-Au act
authorizing the state auditor and state
treasurer 70 credit Grant and Stanton
counties On their state Tax account fer
state taxes compromised IN accord
Chapter 10. az the session laws Of
1sg3
No. 5g4 BY Morgan OF Hodzeuan
An act 70 amend section I Of chap
ter Al OF the laws OF 1913. being An
act providing for monthly payment CT
state taxes By the several county
trezzz1rers 20. the state treasurer, and
recurring the deposit OF public moneys
therein and making appropriation 70
carry cut the provisions Of this act
and repeating sections T6d9 and 1881
Of the general statutes a 1901, and
amending and repeating section 1929
of the general statutes OF 1901" and
repeating said section OF chapter Al
Of the laws OF 1905
No SOS By HoI5ren ebF reQuestl
A. act to prohfbft Discrimination IN
restraint Of trade or czIIf1gS. by per
sons corporations. associations ard
organizations, and prUvidlng penalties
therefor
Ia ting To the duties of county treasI1r-
ers and enabling the county commits
sfouerz To prozis5s for the payment OF
the expenses Incurred thereby
Nc 505 BY STon-An act Pre-
vidEnz for 4 mdEe Fro ten- far the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
Ladies' ChemiSe

Made OF Long Cloth-Yoks of blind en-
broidery, finished around top and arms, eyes
with dainty VaIenciennes lace, SOC each
value 65c.
Another Pretty Garment has square yoke
trimmed with tuczs, fsggotng and lace, bot
tom hounce Is ornaueuted with French tucks,
for 75c, value SEC
Another One Worthy Of Publicity IS made
Of long cloth. daIntT1y trimmed with en-
broidery and wash ribbon, bottom Houuce IS
tucked, CSC, value St-25.
Marzuerites of soft finished nainsook, lace
trimmed, heustitched lawn rufHa at bottom.
$1.50. value S1-98-
Another Style more eIahorateIy trimmed
with round mesh (Geruan1 VaIenciennes lace,
India lawn rufIe at bottom, lace and hem
stitched trimming, $1.o6, value $3.50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
Gowns

No 427-Govnso Of soft finish
Muslin, square yoke OF French
tueks and heustitched cam
brio rufHa IN neck and sleeve,
3oc each. Value SOC
No. 4TS-Gown Of good qua
lily soft finished MusIfn-gen-
erousIy cut-soIId square yoke
Of tiny tucks and baby Irish
insertion. No more at this
price when this lot = soLd1
40c each Value 69c-
Nc. 4f7-Gozn OF long cloth
" neck Of pin tUcks and
Hamburg insertion 67c ca
Value 79c-
Nos ~, 4f4, 474, AZ 1
pretty sly les Of gowns made Of
long cloth One style high
neck: two styles v neck; one
STYLE embroidery trimmed the
other lace and one i sLip-ovec
gown with short sleeves, SSC
each. Value S1-00.
IS Dozen Gowns styles
of the prettissE gowns fer the
price We have ever shown
Three styles Of the Sip lover
gowns = short sleeves - lace
trimmed. TWO styles eu6ru1d-
cry trimmed; two styles high
neck, long sleeves, eubrold-
erv trimmed The material Is
long cloth, cut full CSC ca
Value St25
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

No. 335- By Senator Porter Of Craw-
ford-AH zeL 70 provide for the safety
OF persons en- played IN and about coal
mines. and To provide for the. exau-f-
nation Of persons seeking emp Ioyuasrt
as coal miners and 70 prevent the en-
pIovmeuE Of Incompetent Persons IN
miners. and rruvfdfrg penalties r5r the
violation Of the sane
No 7S6- BY Senator Scaunard-A1
act amending section 7, article q Of
chauter I0I oE the general statutes OF
Kansas. 1901
No. sg- BY Senator Grff7n-An
act 10 paw N NJ Stanley a Judgment
obta5ned against A. A HoIcoube. state
veterinarian. for urlawfuLIy ordering
Killed and killing three horses
No. 35S- BY SeraEor HuHnan-An
act providing for Jna appointments Of 4
meter Inspector for the Inspection Of
eIeetrtc and gas meters IN cities with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
Corset Covers

Corset Covers to Be Trimmed
Very daInti1y made Of line
long cloth, low round neck
and arms being very narrowly
bound, all ready for any trim
ming desired to be put On.
Value &c. Csc.
10 Dozen Ccrsst Covsrx
Made Of long cloth, eIaborats-
" trimmed with Point de Paris
Iace-Esce- trimmed arms eyes.
Value Soc 30c-
Cors<t Covers Of Long Gotta
- Efa6orately trimmed with
round mesh VaIencisnnes in
Cover Leaf Maltese design,
trimmed arm eyes. Value 69c
SOC.
Corset Covers Of Nains1ok-
Trimmed with blind embrofd-
cry, medaIIious to simulate
French embroidery, edged
with VaIenciennes ed9ing.
Value 89c- Use.
Cors<t Covers Of N.insook-
Fine yalenciennes lace and
ribbon trimmed back and front
and arms eyes Values Sf.39.
CSC.
Corset Ccverz of Nsfnsook-
Beautifully trimmed with me-
dalton embroidery. French
tuckss lace and ribbon trim
med back, lace trimmed arms
eyes Value Sligo. $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
Childrcn'S
Garments
A Special Large
Showing

Gowns-made Of good
material, serviceabIe and
daintfiy trimmed, Soc. &c,
751 93c each
Skirts, Embroidery aud
lace trimmed, sc, 2SG,
Sec, &c, z5c eaGh-
Drawers, good muslin,
hemstItched ruffle-value
Csc. t9G pair.
With lace or embroidery
trimming, Zoe. 25c, Soc,
35c and SOC.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

OF this committee -e~46 ne tnat the
honor -saoUIG- certainly 50 I'd q Wash
burn girl aIthougi asa she N-sz14d herself
The other usember While 4 little less
ardent Informed the 6 r thar there
had been no compromise and tndt
there would not be any that the oCner
members with the assistance or q rail-
road newspaper we're trying % pass
EN- w. and take their transports Ito II
away from them and that they would
ut stand for IL
There vas 4 time he said when
We would have agreed OF another g1rr
% lead the grand march, and this =
the only compromise We know any
thing about she IS a girl WHO o0esn I
live here but Ieaves-heE home In MIS-
souri, frequently for exteHded visits n
Topeka she certainly could Ill the
bill Sire is pretty, gracefuL Win a
charming southern accent tzaE Is cue
Of her most captivating charms Al
though she IS 4 visiting girl she i SO.
well known hare and her Wiling
manners have made her sz1eh a UNI
varsaI favortta. that L don't think any
Of the other girls would have felt that
We had sighted than BY choosing an
out Of town girl But rs All on now,
We won't let them run the band Wagon
over us-We Wont con promise fer
ANYTHING nor anybody row
Meanwhile the public brearn1essly
awaits the outcome
The washhuru Ladies' Guarrette.
composed Of Miss Vera Best Miss
Mabel Fenwicx Miss Celia Smith and
Miss nellie Pond. will furnish music
at the meeting OF the city federation
THURSDAY afteruoer AZ Unity church
Mrs. kate A Arlington Of Coun-
ell Grove viii be IN town Thursday 70
arrenf the meeting OF the executive
attend the February meeting Of the
Topeka federation OF clubs
Mis- Helen McCuntock entertained
the l. Y B bridge club this afternoon
Miss FLOYD Robens0r. Miss Mamie
yeaIe and Miss Frances CouueH were
guests Of the club
Mr. and Mrs 8 / Bear entertained
the Professionals al dinner and cards
Last night Mr. and Mrs Charles
R9Irres we're the only guests aside
from club members
Mrs L q. McCInr9ck eatertafned
the Fillmore street whist club yester-
day
Mrs. James Chappere entertained at
cards AT she Copeland last night IN
CONN TFmeut TO Mrs. w D Atkinson or
Parsons. the ether guests being the
Copeland for the legislative session
.
Mr. Maurice GrfEeu gave bob
sled ride 70 the following young pe0-
PIE Of the First Christian church last
evening which terminated in an
OYSTER suuper at the homs OF the
Misses Irera and Ethel Williams,
which was followed with good music
rendered by Miss AEdrz EarE1ouzOu-
Miss Louie BaEIey. chaperen. Miss
Pearl BaEfev Miss May Robertson. Miss
Jere Robertson, Miss Irene WfUzans.
Miss Ethel Williams Miss Gail Moody,
Miss Audra HarmonSon. Mr. Frank
Ea-uonsor Mr. Lawrence Allen. Mr.
Clarence HUI NJ. David H Owen.
Mr. Harrv Nice. Mr. Donald Robert
SON Mr. Dom 2 Fielder
Note-1 and Personal Mention
Miss E-Tvfa lfTIspauzh viii 90 TO
Leaveuworrh Friday 70 visit Miss Arm
Ryan and attend a tea 70 be given by
Ter hostess saturday and the bal
rr1ascre Friday night at Pope Hall
Fort LeavenEortd
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murphy Of
12GS- south PaSeo place. Kansas City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
Ladies' Lona Skirts

= -
No 30g - Long skirt of
splendid quality, soft finished
muslin, 9 inch cambria foUace
trimmed with 5 tiny French
tuckz, 2 inch hem, dust UNDER
lay, Iength 40 to # inch, 45c
each. Value Soc
Nc. 800 3S5-Two nice styles
long skirts made Of fine soft
finished muslin. u inch India
Linou FIoGnce-one style has
3 inch Point de Paris lace
sdging, headed with 5 rows OF
tiny pin tucks- The other has
3 wide band Of lace insertion
around the bottom of the
roUnce, SSc each Value ST.
Skirts OF Fine Soft Muziin-
shaped yoke, IS inch sectional
aounce Of India LIn0n, Z lows
Of hemstitching 4 rows tucks,
haustitched lawn dust ruf1e.
$50 each Value S1-98.
Skirt Of Cantrac Finished
Mrs1in-15 inch India LInou
f0unce, s inch eyelet eubroid-
cry edge headed with Z rows
Of Il inch tucks, underIay or
dust rufds trimmed, CSC each.
Value SI-39.
Locz Skirts Of FfaE Cambria,
Is inch double T9uuCa Of India
LTnoa trimmed with s inch
bustonhoIe embroidery. head
ed With two rows OF cluster
tucks Of three rows EACH IN
der houuca trimmed, $1.98.
Value $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

The recital given by Mrs. CII1hsrofs
advanced pupils at the Central z NJ
c 4 Monday evening waSa pronounced
success The house was dlIe1 with an
enthusiastic a1zGIe1ce- The piano solos.
though long and d1GicuIr.Were all play
ed fr0Eu memory n an artistic manner
Eh= vocal numbers and readings were
enjoyed by ala One Of the most enter
tanning numbers was a selection far
two pIa1Oss tv0 perurUeEs At each
piano, with = violin IN each Leading
part
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Of this reported impending u1fs<drtu1a,
artentiou might be called I'd the per
siSCeEce q this type among mankind
literature has ho1ored the blonde
by frequent mention The poet sings
Of Cynthia riusIug her golden locks
IN aGuzriuS.
Thor1as Hood. in his Bridge OF
Signs has the familiar lines,
Loop Up her tressss
Escaped from the comb
Her fair auburn tresseS-
Whist woude-usut gueSSes
Where was her home2
Among Shakespeare's women erea-
tons. Julia and Silvia have auburn
hair MItou.s Eve Is made % appear
IN golden Cresses- A tradition tails
Us that Judas IscaFiot, the arch-traltora
POSSESSED sandy hair
History has many instances OF the
blonde type A learned Enzfishu1au
has discovered IL some ancient gossip
writer's On papyrus. that the beautiful
Cleopatra had the fox red hair OF al
the ProIeruyz and restortad 70 dyes
and cosmetics TO keep Up Eer repuCa-
ton fer good looks
And OF EngIands good Queen
Bess Speuser in nelodfoUs verso
celebrates her hirsUte at0rnmeur IN
the line
Yellow locks crisped ike golden wire
Moral Cover as Chaucer calls
him is described thus His grave
face framed with 4 mass Of long and
auburn hair well belts his name or
Moral GroTer-
Sir PhfIf, sidney is painted for Us
His finely cut. Anglo-Ncrruau face,
his faint ulOustac1e, his soft blue eyes.
and flowing auburn hair. we're enough
20 make him the daring CT the
women
Fletcher Of Beaumont and F-Ietcher-
We are told. was red-headed and full
a portrait OF the teu-Fear-oId Mil
ton bv CorreIfus Jansen. the Dutch
a -rfsr shows him 70 be a typical Saxon
boy with Il sweet face, d fair complex
ton. blue eyes. and snorr-crOPpec aU-
burn hair. Later his auburn hair has
locks parted at the foretops Els blue
eyes have turned a dark gray. Lighting
Up an oval cOuutenaIcs-
MfIt0n's third spouse Elizabeth
MfushuIT had auburn locks
Buuyau. the immortal dreamer vas
tall or stature. strengthened. OF a
rudy face. with sparkling eyes and
reddish hair. and. Ike shakespeare
III. presumably haruouizug with the
c5Iar schema oE head and pointed
beard
John wilson better known As Chris
topher North, had yellow hair and
a weigf1tv controversy touching the
rnoustaeaE Of Napoleon III has Just
been settled by NJ Emile Olivier. who
SAYS its eoIor vas yellow
.
The Kappa ThetzS q Washburu
gave 4 luncheon last night for their
new pledge, Mr. J. P Coleman Of Clay
Center-
The r this morning nat TIVE
members Of the COMMITTEES who. are 70
choose Z leader Tor the grand march at
the VTashburu Athletic Benefit han
Usually the < r has 10 run people
down ard extract news from them
with q pair Of pinchers. net SO in this
case. Both members OF the commit
tee ruShe1 u7dIy Up 10 the :. P ana
insisted that she deny the report CIR
ct1IaEed yesterday that 3 compromise
ear Gfdata Rad been agreed upon You
can zav for ne said the Wazhb1r-r
representa- tive that have net
agreed and ID not intend Ia agree I'd
CO Eprol-fSe On any one a Wash burn
girl is certainly the only enc entitled
to the honor. Of Leading the march
Why everyone admits this even a girl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Al The recent meeting n New York
city Of the AsE1ciar ton for tire A6-
vaucemsnr q Science, e vas hfrtsd
that the blonde type was destined 70
11Sap from cur American popula-
ttou within the next sec years. says
the New York Evening Post IN view
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
Society.

TIE February HeuanthI1s dance and
the last before Lent wiz take place 70
morrow night al Stelnoefg : LlE
Iaze SLOW Pukss must WHIP UP oecA1s s
M EarrT Donaldson the president q
TIE club. a1uoU1cES E1aE T1s Frasrallll Ne
VIII begin AT $50 O'clock II ort-er Ia
fl Ray BE- finished before l. The IasC
dance was 50 Delayed IN starting q
the V : Ps that ne programmes RAD
Il De Cut short
A Iarza ard important eveur Of the
week * che v 4zhhUr1 girls Wash1zru
day reception 70 b. given At the col
Iege uhrary tCu1zhr- The reception Is
an annual zIv=n BY r1E young WOMEN
STUDENTS fer the men Of the college and
TIE faculty. TO celebrate the founding or
the college Mr. Norman Pass. Mrs
d l. MeEachrcn- Mrs. " :. Lindsay
Mrs. E Z Co1aUI- Mss Irene Mem
Mss ScsIIa Bowman. Miss Helen Cock
rel Mss arbarair2iplsy rs Il Izlingsu-
berg viii receive The favor booth VII De
IN charge CT Mss De Isle Spear Miss
Allie WEzerr- Mr. H H Porter and
1Lr- Leo HauEheE- The four punch
bowls ara tB bs presided over ~ Miss
Gertrude McCIfutack Miss Jennie
Thzrp. Mss Marie Zsigfer Miss Helen
Haughey. Miss HazeI Larkiu- Miss Ser
TIA DfnsuCre. Miss Louise McNsaL
Mss lone Wntrs. Miss Pa E1tChIzss.
Miss Celia Smith. Miss Frances Brown
Miss Ethel FrizEu Mss Ma-v Gall
Miss Elsie Spear, Miss Ella Cowgirl
Mss EeIzsI Peer. Mss Margaret Penny
and Miss MABEL REEW1Ch- NtCizCS are
70 &c the favcrz and the library halls
are 70 be Decorated wfc1 palms. blue
ard white bunting and collage pen
Ez1Ez-
Emporia GaZaets- Miss Hannah Ed
wards went "a Topeka today fer 4 few
days visit with her brother Rsrreseu-
tzcIvz Ioh1 Edwards. OF E.sIre4a
Ms L 3 Kellogg cane hor1e yes
rEEday from Topeka where she Eaz been
visiting Esr son Charles Kellogg
Hutchinson IEGepen1ent- The friends
CT Miss Jessie HarhflSor have received
the announcement CT her marriage 20
Mr. D. r Taylor. The wedding viii
take place February 5 IN Topeka
SSsinherE's crchsStra-thrse rfecas=
played a rafting good programme for
a club dance At & Mays last night
which vas s-rsr6ec By q number CT
Topeka people
some people have peculiar IDEAS az
humOr-zs you al have occasion to 90
serT@ard the ways Of the practical
joker are past finding cut An awful
cur-up IN the family Of NJ William
McCrsady q Los Angeles whose mar
rfzEz 10 Miss Pauline Peake formerly
ef Topeka took place last Saturday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

stout people tell Us we
come nearer supplying
their wants than any one
else.
Extra Size Gowns, CSC
to 81. so each
Extra Size Pants, soc,
z5c, soc 10 S.. so Or.
Corset Covers up to
~ size
Ladies Knee Length
SkHt-in large variety
Plain, lace or embroidery
trimmed
2oc, 35c, SOC, 75c,
CSC to s.. so each
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
OUR Semi Annual Sale OF MUSLIN UnderWc0r
Opportunities For the Profitable Anticipation of Underw

ndh sth d Why m or
ever actors won lp g NJ appad hyAs dm increasing ratios
tk bayo q1dean % rpudh as in h instruction
Al work o .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Miss E-Ivia MinsDauEh VIII go TO
EeaveuEorrh Friday 70 visit Miss Ann
RYAN and attend a tea 70 be given by
her hostess saturday and 11e bal
nascue Friday night at Pope Hall
Fort LeaveuWorth
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Murphy Of
1zGS South PaSeo place. Kansas City.
viii leave nezr week far 4 three weeks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

gave Z reporter for the Les Angeles
TINES lot Of silly dope-atI the pro-
duct 0f his own Imagination bout
their E=tfsziGg-t1aC Iz--was- an elGE5e-
uenC that the groom was nt5C q age
ard that his people objected He PROD
abty thought It was great Joke On
Mr. and Mrs McCready. but ike most
practical jokes IT vas rot Appreciated
BY them They were very much annoy
ed bv tEe story in the Times ard to
make II worse somebody from Los An
gelss sent the SCate Journal : P
marked copy Of the paper and the 3 R
glanced over f without reading and
published IL Later = was learned that
the story was 4 fake pure and simple
and an embarrassing joke perpeCrar-
ed BY i member Of the gruom's family
Mr. McCrea1y Is not under age buzz Is
TWEEN Cy-Chree years old The marriage
was not an elCpeueu- and indeed was
announced n the STATE Journal three
CT four days before IL took place The
grOCuS family not only didn't object
"a ths marriage hut vera 50 pleased
with II that they presented thar 500
and his bride with 4 beauEHuI house
conn iereIy furnished IN the fashionable
resistance district 0f Los Angeles Mr.
and Mrs. McCready were uarried at
the home or the brides parents and
there were 10 C1r=tua Green features as
detailed IN the Times story The we'd
ding was L very hapyp enc IN every way
u I'll saGGeued BY the sudden death OF
TIA brides mother two days Later It IS
very unfortunate thar the foolish and
untrue story published IN the Times
vas reprinted in Topeka 10 add TO the
euharrazsTre1r and annoyance which It
has already caused Mr. and Mrs. Nc
CreadE-
LeavenvCrrh Post Miss Am Ryan
has issued Invitations for a tea for the
afternoon Of Saturday. February 9. be-
tween tire hours CT 4 and s. tn coupli-
menc to Miss Katharine Heudrzn and
Miss May Doughty Miss Ryan viii
have the assistance Of Miss Mary Den
ton. Miss Lucia Hunting and Miss
Louise Hook
Atchfson Globe Miss Ellen Murphy
entertained at her home on North Third
Saturday evening with Il most enjoy
able card party IN honor OF Miss Muri=I
I1gEIz and Lieutenant 7 A Davis.
after Easter The house was Hum
zatei win candles and arCraccTyetT
decorated fer the occasion The guests
played bid euchre Miss Helen Howard
and Dave Lukens winning the Prizes
Mss Howard was given a bac1QIIa pin
and Mr. Lukzus 4 deck OF cards
Miss Ellen Murphy viii entertain the
others OF Fl LeavenwO-rh. who vii be
guests at 4 dancing party given By
Mrs ? N Baker with n dinner II
compliment 70 Mss Mattel Howe. at
O'clock 1omGrr9E evening Her guests
VIII be Miss Howe, Miss Gale H=cher-
iagruu- Miss Helen Howard. Lieutenant
EousycurL, Lieutenant W H Smith
and NJ Brugere. whose father is chief
CT star II the French army. and VINO
Is attending the cavalry school IN Fort
Leaveuworth-
The recital given by Mrs. CII1her1fs
advanced pupils at the Central T NJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Stsinberg's crchesC1-three pfecs-
played a rafting good programme for
a club dance At 81 Mays last night
which vas azrer6e6 bE a number CT
Topeka people
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Hutchinson Independent The friends
CT Miss Jessie Ezrbf1Sor have received
the announcement CT her marriage 20
M d r Taylor. The wedding will
take place February s II Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

The Kappa Thetzs OF Wazhburu
gave 4 luncheon last night for their
new pledge, Mr. J. P Coleman Of Clay
Center
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Loop up her tressss
Escaped from the comb
Her fair auburn tresSe-
Whist woude-usur gueSSes
Where was her h0mee
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

the STORE OF DEFErSpaBIE DaERcIIANDrsEz
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Of this reported impending n1fa<artune.
attention might be called To the per
sfSCence q this TYPE among mankind
literature has hoEored the blonde
by frequent mention The poet sings
Of Cynthia riusIug her golden locks
IN aGuarius.
Thomas Hood in his Bridge Of
Signs" has the familiar lines,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Emporfa GazeCte- Mss Hannah Ed
wards went "a Topeka today fer Il few
days visit with her brother. Rspreseu-
tativz IGh1 EdWurJfs OF E.urs4a-
Ms. L 3 Kellogg came hor1e yes
rEEGzy from Topeka where she Eaz been
visiting Esr son Charles keIIczZ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Mrs. James Chappehe entertained at
cards At rhe Copeland last night II
compEfreut TO Mrs. w D. Atkinson OF
Parsons the ether guests being the
cut Of towu women stopping at the
CoueIauG for the legislative session.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

THE STORE OF DEPENDABLE sIE-zcHaNDIsE-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Mis- Helen McCuutock entertained
the L. Y B bridge club this afternoon
Miss FLOYD Robe1zOEs Miss Mamie
VaaIe ard Miss Frances Cornell were
guests Of tia club
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Mr. and Mrs 8 / Bear entertained
he Professionals At dinner and cards
asst night Mr.. and Mrs Chartes
Barnes we're the only guests aside
from -It1b r-sm berS.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-09-19
KILLED ON EVE OF WEDDING
Young Indiana Farmer Found Dead
After Visit to Fiancee.

Riggleville, Ind, Sept. 1.-THE body
of Omer Case, a well-known young
farmer, was found in field near here
at O'Clock Wednesday. He had Been
shot to death, He is known to have
called on a young woman Tuesday
night, and the authorities are work
ing on two theories-that a rival
killed him or that he committed sui
eide.
Case was to have been married
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock to
Miss Anna Stone, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter M. Stone of Bloomfield.
He made his last visit preparatory to
his marriage and started to drive TO
his home distance of IL miles, at 6
o'clock Tuesday evening.
There was nothing to indicate that
Casey had taken his own life. In fact,
he was looking forward in happy an
ticipation of his approaching marriage
No revolver was found in or near the
buggy nor along the road taken by
Casey. A disappointed sutton is miss
ing.