The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-17


over, IS; all dairy butter scoring So and
less than 80, So; all dairy butter scoring
50 and less than 81, 81; all cheese, any
MAKE, scoring 90 and over, s.; all cheese
any make, scoring 50 and less than 80, So
Merit is best brought out BY the test Of
competition That is why DR. Prices
Baking Powder surpassed all others at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS.
Oscar Woolverton has lost his diamond
pin.
Another Indian doctor proposes To-
eating in Topeka.
The Topeka high school was organized
Septem Der II, 1871
There are 406 pupils enrolled in the
Topeka high school
There IS football game at Washburn
college this afternoon.
& Jersey COW belonging to Major J. K.
Hudson is lost, strayed or stolen
There are over twenty applicants for
the appointment of state librarian.
The river was full Of floating ice this
morning for the first time this winter.
Pete Gish says the metropolitan police
system is n. g. He ought TO know
Douglas county gave the Prohibition
TICKET the largest vote ia the state. 30.
1t seems that the license committee Of
the city council has gone out OF business
There are two comm9nweal cases on
the docket in the UnIted States circuit
court.
The Kansas National Guard has 129
officers, teree bands and All available
prlvates.
The next annual encampment Of the
Kansas G. A. K will be held at Lawrence
February 81.
Mrs. NJ Ingels Of North Topeka will
conduct the \. w. g. A. meeting tomor-
row afternoon.
Ez-Poliee Judge Ri. &. searle has
been appointed sanitary police officer
by aayor Harrison.
Yesterday was the thirty-seventh ami
versary Of the opening Of the first school
building in Topeka
The Populist league continues to hold
meetings Friday nights. May be it
hasn't found it out yet
Neither the mayor nor councilmen
show signs Of weakening on the ques-
ton Of q city engineer
The man who has the contract for run
ming the asylum horse car line gets 81 a
day for it and clears 81.
A meeting of the district visitors of the
Assoc ated Charities, is being held this
Afternoon at Library hall
There are two men at least ia the state
insane asylum whose insanity il beyond
question. They play comets.
Paymaster James Moore Of the Santa
Fe has gone to New York. where he Will
meet Mrs Moore and take an extensive
trip
The floors at the state insane asylum
are 50 smooth that stranger feels like
putting On ice 9reepars when walking on
Walnut Grove N. T. church raised
$3.50 in a very few minutes last Sunday
evening, for the relief of a destitute
widow
The next meeting of the Wonan's Re-
publican association will be held at Lin
coin post hall on the first Friday ia De-
cember.
The official figure on the suffrage vote
from hfty-One counties out Of the 105
counties in The state. give majority
against suffrage of 1855.
Senator LucIen Baker and the three
members Of the legislature from Leaven-
worth county have engaged rooms at the
Throop for the coming session.
Il shall be able to get down to work
again" said a nine year-olG school boy.
'sny campaign duties have greatly dis
tracted my attention from my studies"
Judge Cunningham, the present Judge
advocate Of the Kansas G. A. r. il said
to be the only candidate for department
commander to succeed w. p Campbell
A Topeka man who is not a LAWYER,
but claims to know, says the SIS" on legal
papers is from the Latin word ssscilicet"
and means sslet It be UNDERSTOOD or
that Is 10 say"
Two Chicago men who have agreed to
go around the world in two years for a
wager Of $4,000 passed through Topeka
yesterday on their bicycles. They left
Chicago eight weeks ago
Look at this cat,D said T. A. Beck of
the city board Of education. who was
showing q party Of visitors through the
scientific rooms at the high school. and
he lifted the lid Of box, exhibiting q
live rabbit
Mrs. Jerry Simpson, who was in Tope-
ka yesterday on her way to H0lton to
visit her mother, said Jerry is now at Hot
Spring, but that he has no idea Of leav-
ing Kansas, and when his term ia con T
gress expires he will retire to his farm
near Medicine Lodge.