The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-12
NOT SAID FOB PUBLICATION.


S.Barnum:-I am satisfied from what
heard while was in the east, that good
times are at hand
Henry DiIlard:-I am busy fixing up
my coal house and / am not arresting
any one now.
Charlie Holliday:-I have talked the
matter of campaign over with the chief
justice. and we have agreed that neither
of US should make any speeches in this
campaign.
Charles T. McCabs:-I am too buy
now to build. l will not put up my new
house until in the spring.
Col w. p Tomlinson:-The first thing
people know we. will elect Charlie chief
justice. We do hot consider it necessary
to make a campaign.
l. S. Curtis Il only got Is bushels of
apples out of nv orchard this fall.
Jasper Earnest:-I will not go to Ken
lucky until after the fall election.
George II. Evansville work of plas-
tering the new court house is going on
rapidly,
Il. B. Kepley:-I have been in all por-
tions of the county and 1 have done
some hard work.
Tom Anderson:-I was in one cavalry
charge and that was down hill.
Harry Robinson:-My kennel has
taken ten prizes in the last eleven
months.
Frank Morrow:-C Competition is the
life of trade, you bet.
Mart O'Donnell:-A man woke me up
at o'clock in the morning one day this
week for glass of soda water
G. c. CIemens:-With the supreme
court decision in the Joe Kellam case
and the verdict of the jury in the DeBar-
rows case, it begins to look as though the
people had some show once more.
John Seaton:-The board of public
works may deserve criticism, but we are
not responsible for what happens at the
state house.
q f. Riley.-I have one of the little
tickets we used to use on the old pontoon
bridge. 1 had lot on hand when it was
made free bridge.
r. B. McMasters:-I look at my chill
dren's tongues about twice week.
Rev. J. D. Botkin:-I get very nervous
in riding on the cars sinca I was in that
wreck on the Memphis five weeks ago
Justice Grover:-I am glad to know
that the bicycle boys are going to hold a
carnival on Halloween; it will save lots
of gates from being taken from their
hinges.
Clint Watson:-The colored people are
warming up for Sheriff.
Lee Jones:-That century plant is over
a hundred years old; l planted the seed
and raHed it myself
w L. Trum bull:-The JOURNAL is the
only paper that ever made d fight for
the betterment of the sanitary conditions
of Topeka and the people appreciate it
John ]. Schenck:-North Topeka is
the best country town in the state. The
sun shines there 1854 days in the year.
Z. H. Gates:-I am going after ducks
up in Menoken, but don't know about
the execution. as I haven't had my gun
out for ten years before.
Jesse Elliott--The time to go after
ducks is in the early morning Blue wing
teals are coming in now.
D. II. Case:-Children are onsthe streets
four times day when they go to sc hool
1t could not be worse if they were at
home>during this epidemic.
Eugene Wolfe:-Major Hudson is
funny man; everything he has, some body
else wants.
John Seely:-Valencia is Miss Wilson's
best horse by long odds
B. NJ. A. Bundy:-Pll bet you will
never say anything about our looking
you up today
Dr.. J. c. B:ownfield:-No, 1 did not
care 20 enter that team competition with
my rig. | know when | am beaten.
John NJ. Wilkerson:-Did you hear that
jointist kicking about having his trial
continued? It's too bad the heartless
way we treat these jointists, isn't il?