The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-26
NOT SAID ron PUBLICATION,

Attorney General OaWes:-Oonst you
think for a minute the case against Bird
WON'T be tried
o. {. Hlll:-I have been engaged in
the work of criticism for fifteen years
R. H. Sempls:-The prominent poll
ticians are dropping of. First it was
Wilson, a Republican. then Jones. a
Democrat. I suppose the next will be a
Poptlist, but then we have no prominent
politicians
Edward Wilder:-The bridge. Now
that is something can talk to you
about
Rev r Wake:-There were twenty
joints in Salina when 1 was there last
Sunday.
Pr.vats Secretary Bristow:-Conducto
Humphrey, who was killed, was an edu-
Gated man, and was literary in his tastes.
William Higgins:-George I. is not
Worrying me any.
Al Nooney.-I like to see everybody
get good pay When they do, think
am pretty sure to get slice somewhere.
j. l. Van Houten:-I wish churches
would quit sending missionaries to for
eign lands. We need than at home.
Frank j. Thomass-I would like TO be
a reporter on the JOURNAL just one day.
There's person in this town l want to
roast. [Reporters on the JOURNAL are
not permitted to "ro ISL" people they
dislike, great as the provOcalion is some
times
F. C. Montgomery:-I am going to
quit the "Breeze and Mail" between now
and November 1.
Frank Jarrsll:-Don't you think will
cut swell 10 the corn parade at Atchi-
son todayf
A Il. Case:-I brought home two
shoulders Of venison from Colorado, ali
right
Prof. Lieb:-Topeka will be favored
with many good musical entertainments
this winter.
Warden Chase:-I feel ten years
younger since 1 went back on the farm.
Rev. A S Embree:-I here is little
doing in church circles cow, but We are
going to liven matters up
w. F. Roehr:-Ons of the best enter
iainments of the season will be held at
Library hall early in October. Wait and
see.
R. B. Welch.-I see the Atchison
papers say that the Foster-Hudson libel
C SEES will be dismissed l don't know
what reason they have for saying SO.
Tom Wilkerson:-Fred Waters is the
only ladies' man around the court house.
Col. Char es L. Wood:-The wind blew
harder in Ellis comfy the week l WAS
there than any Kansas spring l ever
saw.
Capt, A. N. Fuller-I didn't like the
water at Louisville Very well.
T. B. Jennings: will issue the last
weekly crop bulletin next Monday and
begin getting out the daily weather map
again November /.
Ii. G. Lescher:-Taylor and Webb are
out chasing The bicycle circuit. They
are at Pittsburg. Kas.. today, Friday and
Saturday
Michael Hogan:-T hope it isn't going
to be hot again ike it was.
J. G. Wood:-There's lots of insanity
in the land. but the court isn't informed
OF any al present
R. B. Kepley:-Pm simply trying to
keep Burdge's majority down, you know.
Lee Jones:-IIl have TO dig my white
trousers up again. if it gets any hotter,
Policeman Mcdowell: The night beat
on Fourth street is no longer the worst
in the city. l seldom find it necessary to
make an arrest.
H. A Heath:-I think that Topeka will
| have fair next year of some kind
George Burg hart:-Me will only
charge one admission of twenty five
cents at our race meeting. There will be
no extra charge for the grand stand.
| Fred Jenness:-I travelled all over the
/ country this summer, and l prefer Tope-
ka 10 anv city in the United States.
| EX-POliceman GaInSs:-1t hadn't nVe
/ little children would make a few peo-
! pie in this town smart.
Lieutenant Governor Troutman:-The
/ lawyers defeated bill introduced which
would have changed the ate from which
the time of the redemption of mortgage
property would be recxoned. because il
would have destroyed the incentive oil
/ people to Fl ght the foreclosures.
a. B 0 Iinton:-There is more than
one outrage existing in our laws
Judge J. B. Johnson:-I have heard
nothing of any boom for United States
senator; it must be boomIst
Maj Ir j. &. Hudson:-It is after II
O'CLOCK; we farmers ought to go to bee
earlier.
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