The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-10
NOT SAID FOR PUBLICATION.


players had fine time in Kansas City
last week at the Dykington clubs tour
nament.
Clarence Evans:-I fear the Topeka
boys won't care TO play foot ball until
other teams begin playing match games.
1t will be pretty late then.
Rev. w. L. Byers:-I am going out of
town for six weeks
DR.. D. Z. Long:AQueer things happen.
citizen for two years back in the sixties
in Ohio and didn't know it until this
week.
E. B. Sausman:-I didn't go to the en-
campment but l will cele DraLe my birth
day this week.
Fred Waters:-There are ghosts in the
court house cellar. l heard 'em two
nights.
DR.. j. B. Ribben:-All quiet along the
Potomac
G. F. Spencer find a comfort and
two quilts convenient these nights.
J. q. Waters:-I am going to North
| Topeka; wonder if its safe.
w. l. TrumbuII:-If everyone in
Kansas would spend his money in Kan
sas the "hard times" problem would be
solved.
A F. Chesney:-This is pretty hot,
but 1 am going to the sea shore when
County Commissioner T. P. Rodgers:
"A piece of pumpkin pie with a glass
of milk is the finest thing on earth for a
hungry man.
Street Commissioner James Ramsey
These rains make more work for our
little street force.
w C. Campbell:-I haven't heard that
times are getting any better
Robert Stone:-School book fights fur
nish some excitement at least.
Sam Radges:-I am going to have all
my old men but one at work on my new
directory. l have had 100 applications
| for places.
l. Nj. PenwelI:-The Odd Fellows
| carnival, which was to have come off
this week, has been postponed until next
month.
City Clerk McFadden:-A man who
/ stays single when he can get married is
very foolish.
! Tailor Disbrow:-All these foreigners
| and thugs are in favor Of whisky. That's
! why I'm prohibitionist
Police Judge Ferry:-Every man has
| his particular kind Of dissipation | go
/ to church too much.
/ Harry Hibben:-Basebau ia this town
/ is deader than a door nail.
! Albert Hopkins:-It seems TO me that
/ there is an Inequality IN the city's pay
/ system here are some OLD feeble men
! on the street force who earn $150 day,
/ while policemen get only fifty dollars q
month, and thea have to furnish their
own uniforms, guns and ammunition.
! DR.. S. Kirk pairick:-They worked me
t hard at Emporia Lass week. We had
twelve members of thar old veteran
company laid up at one time by march
! ing in the hot sun.
Judge Albert IL. Horton:-The silver
men are making quite a showing, quite
a showing. Indeed.
w. L Chamberlain:-I don't know a
thing about that ticket story.
Bank Commissioner BreidenthaI:-{
don't caro- where my Office is, ust so I
| have south window.
Col W. p Tomlinson:-Say are the
| Populists going to nominate candidate
for chief justice?
Judge John Guthrie:-Topeka people
take more interest in Washburn college
| now than ever before.
A. H. MONEY! am putting in over
$4,000 feet of gas pipe IN the state house.
L. F. Randolph:-We are going to
! have big reunion up at Nortonville.
t>Governor Morrill, and Billy Edwards are
both going up.
Judge J. B. Johnson:-Lets don't sell
the Santa Fe, It's a pretty good prop
} erty. Let's keep it.
". w Phelps:-The passenger Office
is about the only department OF . rail-
road / have not worked in.
James L. King:-t got rested and GO:
fat while / was away.