The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-28
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
In these hot days when man must shave
he finds that he'd mu ch rather
IatrOnlZo the BARRIERS wise
Who only use iced lathcr.

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FatrOnlzs the BARRIERS wise
Who Only use iced lather.
City Attorney Tnlotson is In Beatrice,
Neb.
The days are getting very preceptibly
shorter.
J. G. Wood goes barefooted when he is
around home.
The new salary ordinance has not yet
been prepared.
Joe Waters is on the doubtful list at
the flop exchange.
Justice Furry has been over in Mis-
souri, for several days.
The Populist county central committee
met yesterday afternoon.
There was a balanc Of SS42. 326.23 in
the state treasury June Both.
The theater season opened at Craw-
ford's last night with a good house.
The dirt streets are rapidly approach
ing their usual degree of dustiness.
The new high school has been form
ally accepted by the school board.
Kentucky women have forwarded $50
to the Kansas suffrage campaign fund.
The shovel gang touched the high
places on Kansas avenue this morning.
1t is said that Hold. Lawrence and his
banjo club have dissolved partnership.
In Atchison they 60 to funerals on
bicycles. The riders are bent over with
grief
The Santa Fe shops are now working
fOrty-eight hours a week as q regular
thing.
The water melon season has reached
the stage when they are a drug on the
market
The big red light in front Of the Craw-
ford opera house, has been replaced with
a white one.
Miss Bertha Rohr. an Atchison young
woman, joined the Eunice Goodrich COM
pany here as pianist.
s. G. Watkins, the we'll known Topeka
colored man, made suffrage speech at
Usage City last night
The train to the Wakarusa rally will
start at AIeriden with two coaches and
take on four more here.
Farmers have nearly completed cutting
their corn crop. It will be used prin-
cipally for ''rOughness."
Examinations for state teachers certif-
icates are being held this week at the
state supeTintendent's Office
If there is any hing homelier than the
new stiff hat the men are wearing, it has
not yet shown up in Topeka
Col Hogeland says il takes 1900
policemen to arrest 45O,O0O people a year
at a cost Of twenty million dollars.
DR.. H. D. Patee has originated
scheme to erect a $685. 900 monument to
Ex-Governor Robinson at Lawrence.
A Topeka young man who quit chew
ing tobacco four days ago, declares that
he has gained i've pounds of d esh since.
Prof Lovewell of Washburn college is
attending the meeting for the society
for the advancement Of science at
Brooklyn.
"Pottle's Baby" which is starring at
tho theater at present, did not get dol
with its audience last night till after
eleven o'clock.
It is said the Populist political wire
pullers have slated J. w. Lyons, tho ex-
conductor, for P. b MRxson's place on the
railroad commission.
Col Alexander Hogeland asked the
citizens OF North Topeka last night for
their assistance in helping him in rescu-
ing the youth Of America.
The Republican campaign wagon, dec
Grated with banners, filed with people
and drawn by four horses, went to Silver
Lake to attend the picnic today, at which
Dick Blue is % speak.
At St Marys yesterday afternoon
Charles Stewart was bound over 10 the
district court on the charge Of murder in
the second degree. for the murder of
Len Stewart, the Topeka oolored man.
All the railroads in the state except
the Missouri Pacific have authorized
rate of one cent a mile for officers Of the
National Guard attending the school Of
instruction at LeaYenWOrth next month.