The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

on Harrison street
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Milligan will ar
rive Saturday from the Indian Territory
to visit their daug hters, Miss Lizzie and
Claude.
Miss Lille Thompson will give her
Sunday school class q picnic at Garfield
park on Friday afternoon
Miss Lillian Teffr left today for Mani
ton.
SNAP SHOTS Ar home NEWS
Topeka is free from scarlet fever.
The camp meeting at the city park IL
still at work.
An ice cream parlor in town employs
pianist evenings
The police are happy today. They've
got McWilliams.
There are now twenty-three men and
nine teams on the street force.
The Republicans of Silver Lake are
to have big jubilee on August 90
George l. Briggs has resigned as ply
steal director of the Topeka Y. III. G. A.
Adolph Cummings is building an adj
dition to his house at GA Branner street
Republicanism is regarded with more
fear than cholera by the average Popu-
list.
The WATTS Home has been abandoned
for the present The waits wouldn't
stay here.
The Huntoon street Republican club
will hold no meeting during the month
of August.
J. w Stout, the well known Wakarusa
Republican, has been elected principal
of the Oakland school
The Oakland Republicans are arrang-
ing for big rally and all day picnic, at
the grove early in August
1t is too bad Battery @B'' can't have one
or more of its members fire a sunrise
gun these red hot mornings.
s. B. Isenhart beat Dan Wyatt 16
straight games in pitching horse-shoes,
at John Coyne's house yesterday.
A. d. Hubbard, deputy clerk of the
district court. has had MS notary commits
sion renewed By Governor LeweIling.
This il the season of the year when
nervous people detect in dogs with dis
temper, Symptoms much like hydropho-
bia.
Governor Lewelling is making politi-
cal speeches in western Kansas, and
will not be at the executive office for two
weeks.
Although City Scavenger Durham does
all his work by machinery, he doesn't
like to be asked how the s'machine' is
working.
at the city jail does after sentence is
passed is to get too sick to work on the
rock pile.
When every amateur musician in ex-
istence begins practicing look out for a
storm. That is what they were doing
this morning.
A man who claims to know SAYS that
nearly all kinds Of wearing apparel can
be bought in Topeka now a. cheap as it
can in the east
The Japanese could kill 1900 Chinese
a day for a thousand years and still the
three Cinnamon in Topeka wo2ldu't DO
needed at home.
f. 50 -
OF the first class which was 70 have be8n
held at Kansas City August 8rd has been
adjourned to December 5.
Chairman Richardson of the Demo
cratic state central committee says be
will open headquarters in Topeka be-
tween the 10th and Is Of August.
Henry Worrau has made a sketch Of
the proposed stone arch bridge to take
the place of the old structure now span
ming the Kaw on Kansas avenue.
George sharitt clerk OF the United
states circuit court who is at Block
Island, r l., informs his Topeka friends
that he is enjoying cold weather.
Judge Benson at Lawrence yesterday
gave notice that the motion for 8 new
trial in the Decker, Mullins s. Berry
case would be decided next Friday.
Charles Martin, who came down from
Salina last evening TO resume his work
at state Republican headquarters, says
everything Is Durnb up ABOUT Gal1nas
City Attorney TilIotson was bound
over yesterday on the charge Of crimi-
nal libel by Justice Chadwick of Law
renee. His bond is in the sum Of $780,
ID. G. Zercher, assistant secretary of
state, had a two column interview on
Kansas politics in Sundays Rocky Noun
tain News He returned yesterday from
Colorado.
A long Union Pacific freight train de-
layed traffic on the north side yesterday
When the engine whistled at the santa
Fe crossing the caboose was beyond the
water tank.
A green parrot in front Of a Kansas
avenue business house at pres ent has the
contract for Willing away the idle mo-
ments Of the idle men in town. II can
whistle Johnny get your gun"
W. L. Brown Of Kingman, secretary Of
the state senate, is in the city. He says
upland corn will not make half a crop on
account of the drouth, but that bottom
corn is yet all right in Kingman county.
A Topeka couple went riding near
Wakarasa Sunday and SO interested did |
they become in their selfish happiness
that they gave themselves up to blissful /
slumber. They were awakened by q /
farmer who found their horse standing /
still IN the road.
Tired. Weak. Nervous,
Means impure blood, and overwork or
too much strain on brain and body. The |
only way to cure is to feed the nerves on /
pure blood. Thousands of people certify /
that the best blood purifier, the best nerve I
tonic and strength builder is Hoods Sar-