The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-14
NOT SAID FOB PUBLICATION.

Colonel Charles .. EtIloIt:-1 avn gong
to keep close to Captain Cavanaugh on
the Chickamauga trip, and dependon him
for military tips.
Major c. P. Drew:-Yes, my boy calls
me papa all right since the encampment.
Governor Morrill:-Captain Scott said
he would be only too glad to help Us in
any way he could in giving our reforma-
tory officials information.
Secretary of State Edw ards:-I am SO
busy now looking after these state house
contracts that 1 don't know what the
other state departments are doing.
Major A. P. Shreve:-There will be no
new dances this winter. The Estwo STEP
will continue to lead.
F. l.. Registration has be-
gun. have recorded five today.
Paul Morphy:-Will that eternal sun
never set, or that cold wave never come?
Charlie McCahe:-1ts too hot weather
for our drum corps to think of wearing
uniforms.
A. 3. Quinton:-Some of the boys will
have to put salt on their boom for chief
justice this hot weather
Frank Herald: Pm so constituted that
like to watch funeral procession.
Fred Slater:-It's a sad commentary
on free America that the North Topeka
Russians are going back to serf- bound
| Russia.
Elk Senator Martin:-Our gold reserve
is sea-sawing.
Justice Guy:-Yes. the jury found Nc
Han not guilty, and the judge sayeth
not.
Ed Leland:-We're going to try to
have great football team at Washburn
this year.
Fred Waters:-I wish had Lee Jones'
electric fan on my desk
Night Jailer Hopkins:-Those five
m nc a n la iOh Fd
the toughest looking set we've had for
! many moons.
Nick ChiIds:-The boys are all out
| cuttin' corn now. They'll all be in later
i'll the fall, and they'll get their white
boss" and the prison will be full.
Officer Ave:-It takes only nine loads
of hay and four of corn to blockade the
Topeka market.
Al Wick:-Nearly every one who
comes in for soda water wants me to
name over the whole list of drinks
A. c. Sherman:-My elevator is to be
built. sure. =
E. S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. Anthony
had 10 come down. The JOURNAL forced
him to it.
Postmaster Jack Arnold:-The Rock
leland depot building is beautiful
building. The longer I look at it the
more I like it.
Geo. B. Palmer:-Not nearly as many
children die now few years ago. The
doctors are becoming more skillful in
treating little children.
State Superintendent Stauley:-I am
going to indianapolis and will be away
from Topeka several days.
Frank Bennett:-Some songs written
right here in Topeka outclass all the for
eign productions.
John V. Abrahams:-Even lawyers
can't work this kind of weather.
q. c. Clemens:-It is pretty hard on
Judge Kingman for any one to say that
David Martin is the only non political
candidate Kansas ever had.
o. o. Osborn:-I went down in the
penitentiary mine yesterday and the ex-
perience was new to me.
w. A. s. Bird:-I hear very few things
these days.
A. D Hubbard:-I like photography
and can find no better occupation for my
spare moments.
J. NJ. Padgitt: People are moving to
Topeka 10 send their children 10 school
Z. A Austin:-There is no accounting
for what some people do.
c. E. Gault:-It would be all right for
, the councilmen to hire some one to col
lect the money due to the city if they get
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