The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-17
nor SAID FoR PUBLICATION.

4. L. BOlmar:-1 OlOQ't start my nO&
cholera scare any too soon.
c. c. Nicholson:-This hot weather
has been great blessing to North To-
peka. If this hot wave had not dried up
the water, we would nave had no end of
typhoid fever aud malaria.
George Higgins:-A man l visited in
Miami county Is going to ship me four
barrels of apples. lie will furnish the
barrels and apples and l will pay the
freight
J. " Beekman:-I think we are going
to put up good defense for Hudson in
the Foster libel case.
o. c. Hill:-This fghtsof the Aneri-
can Book company here in Topeka is TO
beat George Crane and prevent rival
school book publishing house from get
ting on its feet.
Mark 9lilIer:-Two good contractors
who have examined the building say
SO worth of repairs would have pre-
vented the state normal roof from blow
ing of.
Louisville. Hardly a breath of air
stirred while we were there.
Wiley w. Cook:-I have some fra
ternal insurance aud think lots Of it.
j. l.. BrIs;ow:-I have the Ii 1esL LOT of
sucking calves you ever laid eyes on.
Chief Justice 81 artIn:-SepIembe has
been the hottest month 50 far, 1 be-
lieve.
Justice Guv:-I lost my left arm in the
battle of Stone RIVER.
A. G. Rauh:-A person riding bicv-
Gle across the country needs more food
than man walking. Acycllst Just can't
go when he's hungry.
George w. Crane:-I hope it will stay
hot aud dry for two weeks. I hen the
Kansas farmers will harvest hay crop
which will be worth enough to pay the
entire mortgage debt of the state.
Ii. E. Wentworih:-I once worked on a
newspaper in the Black Hills when things
were booming.
Mayor c. A. Fellows:-T think that
about half the reporters should be kill
ed.
]. W. Priddy:-The school board ac-
cepted the proposition of keeier 81 Welch
council had made the contract
A. f. Rodgers:-l know l haven't
much muscle. but it is a good thing.
have such terrible temper that it. would
not do for me to have muscle.
George H. Evans:-Ne have common
ced TO plaster the court house.
City Engineer Barnes:---I have never
had any thrilling experiences
Frank FIenniken:-I once had a So.
VOV AAIO IuSOIduG0 pOllCy III al OiO AihO
company that l wish l had been able to
have kept up.
w. l. Irumbull:-There are too many
churches. l often pass one to reach
another.
Conductor Bert Enyder:-It isn't often
that you see woman in this Car with Il
sun bonnet on, but there is one getting
off.
DR.. ]. B. Hibben:-The sanitary board
should be increased l noticed another
diphtheria card out
E. II. Suow:-That's the kind of a car
riage I'm going to have when l win my
"s'ate printer" suit. See, the front
| wheels turn under the bed.
Howell Jones:-I believe in advertiser g
Topeka on all occasions
J. G. Samuelson:-lt don't pay to keep
clothing stores open after Z o'clock in the
evening.
w. G. ChaffAe:-I enjoyed my eastern
trip very much, though l Was busy most
of the time.
J. L Constant:-I walk seventy five
| blocks every day.
| Justice J L Gov:-I am going to petit.
ton the legislature TO change nv initials
A Topeka paper had me married this
week.
j. L. Constant:-I sold three pianos tc
one man today. What do you suppose
| he will do with them.
W. F Roehr:-Ihere will be lots doins
in musical way this winter.