The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-17
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BAYBUM.
We've got little baybum that's a peach,
She's as sweet a honeysuckle bloom,
And when it comes to teaching she can
teach
In a method and a manner all her own.
Shes the shading of an angel, Wnen
asleep
She's the sunlight where no shadows ever
In her waking hours the vision
OF a status that's elysian-
OF treasure that with watch and ward
we keep.
She's angelic in the sweetness of her pose.
And we worship with blind fervor at her
shrine,
And we love her from her eyebrows to
She's a Jewel from an ever-precious mine.
she can touch US for dollar or a dime,
Sne can ring for us Sabbath morning
She reveals to us vision
OF a state that is elysian;
SHE'S life's poem, she's a sentiment divine
-Comstock
H. ]. Bone, United States district at
torney, left for Denver, Colorado, last
evening.
The park board has had two Victoria
Trfckerii planted in Central park and
four in Gage park.
Every grocery store and meat market
in the city will be closed tomorrow for
the picnic at Vinewood park
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Burbank of Effine-
a
the Boys Industrial school here.
The Daily Herald, an evening publica-
ton, will be offered for sale on the 26th
by Charles Spencer, the receiver
The air was filled with bugs of all
kinds and sizes last night as frequently
happens Following a warm muggy day
John Rodgers, city engineer, ordered
the gas company to take out excavation
permits for main extensions on work be-
ing done in East Topeka
building permit was issued yester-
Gay TO George Anthony for the erection
OF $500 residence on lots between
fourth and Fifth on Tyler street.
The concert given by MarshaIl's
band at the City park last night was
Wen attended despite counter attrac-
lions at Vinewood and Garfield park.
L. d. Prather, steward at the Soldiers
Orphans home at Atchison was in the
city this week attending a meeting of
the stewards of the state institutions.
Two real live senators and an equal
number of congressman are on today's
program at the chautauqua meeting at
Garfield park and at that Topeka does
not feel overly proud.
Col. w. R. Hopkins, who has lived in
Garden City, F'inney county, even be-
fore there was such a county, was in
the city yesterday on business before
the supreme court.
The Butchers and Grocers' picnic
which will be held at Vinewood tomor-
row promises to be better than ever be-
fore and the crowd which will attend
proportionately large.
A liberal portion of the space on the
cover of the New York Telegram is de-
voted to a likeness of Miss Beula Parker
of Topeka who is with the Prince of
Pilsen company this season.
A special train over the Union Pa
cific which left this city at o'clock
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farmers from Shawnee county to Man
haitian where they will visit the State
Agricultural college.
Dog Catcher William Core has re-
turned from a visit to the southern part
of the state and announces that the
members of the canine tribe had better
get back into their muzzles before he
gets sight of them.
The weather reports from England,
which is made up principally of predic-
tons of cloudy or stormy weather, in
dicat ties that Rev. Charles M. Sheldon
unnecessarily encountered himself when
he included a camera in his luggage.
Word has been received that Justice
Adrian L. Greene, who started Sunday
for Battle Creek, Mich, arrived in Chi
cago safely, and in better physical con-
dition than was hoped. He at once
proceeded from Chicago to Battle Creek,
and his friends now hope for a speedy
recovery from his Illness.
Superintendent ]. r. Carter announc-
ed yesterday that a special teachers
examination will be held on the 26th
and 9th of the present month. Teach
ers passing this examination will be
entitled to teach in any county in the
state, the examination being held TO-
the purpose of relieving the demand
made for teachers by many of the west
ern counties.
Arrangements are being made by the
Sons and Daughters of Justice for a rec
ord breaking picnic al Vinewood Park
on the 25th of the present month when
the state meeting will be held in this
city. The railroads entering the city
will run a number of excursions from all
directions and the street railway COM
pany is making arrangements for the
accommodation of a large crowd.