The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-21
TO GIVE THEN eREADING. ;,
The People to BE suppsird with Republic
can Literature.

Ihe People to Be Suppied with Republ i
can Literature.
The executive committee of the Kan
sas Republican league held a meeting at
the Copeland last evening. The mem
bers of the committee present were:
State Senator Charles F, Scott. president
of the league; Secretary Charles E.
Ganft, E. c. Little of Abilene, E G. Gray
of Arkansas City, George II. Miller of
Kansas City, Kan. J. L Bristow and J.
c. Morrow of Haddam.
A committee was appointed on litera-
ture and finance, consisting of D. W.
Mulvane of Topeka, George H. Miller of
Kansas City and Z. G. Gray of Arkansas
City.
A committee to suggest amendments
to the constitution to be voted at the
next annual meeting was appointed, the
members being E. c. Little, G. E. Gault
and ]. l. Brislow.
President Scott said to STATE JOUR
NAL reporter today that the distribution
of literature depends largely on what the
national league will furnish. He said
the state league will take about the
same part in the campaign this fall as
last year and will atsist the county cam
paign committees and work under the
state central committee.
SNAP SHOTS AT home NEWS.
These warm nights are a paradise for
mosquitoes.
Farmers are finding poor market for
their apples
o. P. Updegraff is starting horses this
week at the Franklin county fair at OF
tawa.
Bob Kepley says Charley Gault wants
him to withdraw from the race for
sheriff.
The sidewalk contractor has seven
gangs of bricklayers at work and wants
more men.
There will be another Jewish holiday
next Saturday. It is known as the day
| of atonement
Essie Whitman will sing two solos at
Hamilton hall this evening. No admis-
sion lee will be charged.
| Real estate men say that the houses
they have the greatest trouble to rent
now are the $50 10 SO ones.
| A Topeka woman who expects rela-
| tives next week is working herself to
death to prepare for their reception.
| Wallace's circus which was in Topeka
/ early in the season, has been doing
! big business in San Francisco the past
week.
+. L. Dana, who was secretary of the
deep water convention here in 1888, has
! written a letter booming the OctoDer 1
meeting.
The county commissioners have award
| ed the contract for placing a new eieva-
tor in the court house to the Crane com
pany for $5,52S
When ex-senator Ingalls, hears that he
has again bsen annihiiaied 10y Col. JOAN
NJ Brown he will probably retlre from
the senatorial fight.
i. The county commissioners have ap.
poin ed David Stover clerk of Henokeu
TOW nship IN place of has brother, Luther
| Slower, who res gueG.
L. J. Wen Eel, who has been here
soliciting aid for Oklahoma sufferers.
| will leave Wednesday. He has only re-
ceived two boxes Of clothing.
Arthur Capper, who is said to be a
candidate for postmaster under the next
| Republican adEninlstra ion, says A. B.
Wooiverton wants to be postmaster
Evangelist Whitman says the way to
test Il mans religion IS 10 have him
plough new ground with yoke of oxen.
If Ae doesn't swear he is d good man.
Thts IS matter of nerves, not religion.
Dsvid Henderson's original "Sinbad"
is playing at Lawrence-iittieL Lawrence
tonight. Every seat is sold at $1.5O.
/ Henderson wouldn't come to Topeka
although he goes to A cnison. There
isn't any oubt tina if Henderson could
have mad terms h re, he could nave
PLAYED 10 1000 people This won't do
AT all