The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-11
JorrINes Aeour rHE 81.

finance like .fin-nance,V with the accent
on the last syllable.
Miss Carrie Cook. J. n Knights book
keeper has recovered from long sick
ness and Is back at work.
Henry Solomon Of Atchison. defeated
candidate for congress IN the First dis
trict. is at the Ihroop hotel
At a swell boarding house in Topeka
yesterday a Santa Fe clerk found q ten
penny nail il a slice Of toast
Lee Jones says two-thirds of the drug
stores in Topeka are losing money He
admits that be is one of the majority, too
Captain Ezra B. Fuller u. S. A., Of
Fit Riley. and Lieutenant H. IL Scott Of
Ft sill, Oklahoma, are at the ThrooP
hotel.
A Topeka firm has already disposed of
eight books Of .sGibson's Drawings and
has ordered two dozen more for the holt
day trade.
Probate Judge G. N. Elliott has set for
healing all claims against the estate Of
the late C. F. Kendall for 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning.
Miss Harriet Williams. Instructor in
Latin i'm the Topeka high school. has
been called TO Lawrence by the serious
illness of her mother
Miss Kate Macarthur, Of the county
clerks Office. was the author of the Zero
cious and scorchlng resolution which the
5. B. Isenhart wants to know what has
become Of the suit to compel the Topeka
Water company to extend its mains 1t
is suit of a great deal Of Importance to
Topeka
The will Of Lavina S. Slavton was ad
mitted to probate today. She leaves her
property, near the corner of Sixth and
Van Buren, streets, to her husband and
son
Sheriff Burdge will sell at auction
next Monday Cyrus Corning's printing
press, three fonts of wood type, fourteen
pounds of metal furniture and an I'M
posing stone four by eight feet
In the suit Of VIM. Doughten against
John X. Carter, lots 10 20 JIG Quincy
street were sold at sheritrs sale this
week. George NJ. Noble bought the
property for $1,000 The debt against
the property was $500.
Next spring the terms Of M ayor Har-
rison. Counciimen Holman. Stevens, Eft
linger. Fellows and Griggs viii expire.
Mr.. EttlinCer will remove TO Kansas City
soon The remainder are said 10 be will
ing to accept a recollection.
Yes observed a tramp at the Santa
Fe depot as he YEARLY crawled out from
his dusty seat on the trucks under a
coach of the Santa Fe plug, and glanced
about anxiOusly to see if a policeman
was looking, Il am member ia good
standing Of the Undertakes associa-
ton"
A farmer in a heavy wagon drove over
a small dynamite cartridge near the post
Office yesterday afternoon. 1t jolted the
wagon. frightened the horses and driver
and drew big crowd, but aside from "A
little hole in the asphalt no damage was
done.
The Sunflover club which was an i'm
portant factor IN Kansas Insurance af-
fairs prior to the antitrust law IN 1889,
but now social organization. viii have
q banquet at the Coates House in Kansas
City tonight. Those in attendance from
Topeka are D. r. Hite. Homer Caldwell
". ]. Drum, 9. A Bailey, j. W. Bailey,
w. \. Van Nalkenburg and J. ID. Nc
Cune.
Sloan lodge Of the NIasons viii put
number of candidates through the third
degree tonight Thursday night occurs
the lodges annual reunion and banquet
The souvenirs which the lodge mas just
issued contain pictures Of the officers of
the lodge and another team OF workers"
IN their paraphernalia-
The following Topeka people VIII de
liver addresses at the State Teachers
association this MONTH Charles S-Gleed,
address Of welcome: w M. Davidson
presidents address; John Macdonald
schools of Scotland +. p. Cleaves,
Culture, the Basis of Expression l. ID.
WhittemOre, GLOW TO Get the Best Re
suits from the Use Of a Library" +. FL
Ayres, ''Home Made Apparatus for the
Library"
A JOURNAL reporter purchased quar-
ter section of mince pie at a Kansas ave
nue. restaurant today and analyzed it.
This is the inventory: Five raisins of in
significant size, fourteen little currants,
two chunks Of potato three hard, black
Jumps the nature of which is unknown.
one piece of meat and about a third Of a
quart of miscellaneous stuff in which
apple seemed to predominant. There
was also considerable hard lard ia the
crust
The great leavening power OF DIR.
Prices Baking Powder and its free
dom from adulterants gives it the en-
dorsement of authorities Oh food prod
ucts.
D. J. Hanna of Hill City, Graham
county, who is said to be the youngest
member elect OF the legislature. attended
the irrigation meeting here yesterday.
Mems $15 fine Overcoats and listers.
SO. so. PALACE CLoTHTNG Co.
709 Kansas ave.
Prescott & Co. nave removed to No
lis West Eighth street
Youths "a suits, Ia TO 19 years, 50.
PALACE CLOTHING Co,
5O9 Kansas ave.
Come to the progressive game enter
tainment. given by the kaw KIub at Mrs
J. Nj. ButterIy's, 927 Van Buren, street.
Tuesday evening. December 11th. and
get the BOBBY prize Admission 10 cents.
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