The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-20
snap SHOTS ATHOMENEWS.


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The rain spoiled several picnics tor
SAY
Two weeks from today viii be the
Fourth Of July
Cen j. a. Caldwell is to make an adj
dress at Newton July 3
There are at present no female pris-
Dners at the city prison.
Topeka orators are in demand now
sor Fourth Of July appointments
The last case Of scarlet fever i'm the
-ity was fumigated this morning
A store sign on one Of the side streets
reads. Distribution of Bargains"
There are about 2. half dozen new
crash suits appearing On the streets
daily
n F. Handy has his house decorated
with flags in honor of Mckinley noni-
nation.
1T IS now said that Lit Crum predict
ed the nomination Of Hobart three
months ago.
win Wadsworth expects to be with
the Clement cambridge company again
next season
j. 3. Lariner is to lecture at Silver
Lake tomorrow evening on Pushing
Frank Root. the veteran newspaper
man has not bought Blue Rapids pa
Der as reported.
8Iarshalrs band has commenced to
advertise its Fourth of July celebration
ait Garfield park
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soulbre black and is now wearing q. new
light summer suit.
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mere IS solns 20 De d sun PRISE parry
among inc country people az spencer
tonight several -opeAa people Will n
Dl9 man VINO returned yesterday
from ST. Louis said that even though
Topeka IS q quiet place IN comparison,
II Nicer
some one mas discovered lhat Roy
Johnson OF the santa re passenger oe-
l-i-lll greatly leselllo-es W lllla-l"
y ashDufn college VIII nave 2 course
III history ana political economy next
ram Frot. Greeley viii probably be the
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~ lhe poor Iarin now 1heie is a
.o1+-s man named W ara 2 nephew o-
-t- Az 10 Watu' VINO ls very low WIN
consumption
4 man OUT at R0enester says we are
about 70 face the most disastrous
drought in twenty years ana the next
gay H tsll-ea-
william Archer. supervisor Of build
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.--4 -ioi-7 -e7-17-i~@ q -ls CORNER "a
second ana flinore streets
Marshau's band PLAYED the State
Journal March last night by request
and it was loudly applauded- 1t sounds
peter every lline you near H.
Weather Observer Jennings is addict
ca 70 the tea habit. He prepares the
beverage himself In his Office daily,
ana drinks II without sugar or milk.
People who like to tear their clothes
Re- wearing pins ana buttons ot various
Alhas VIII soon nave the opportunity
70 con the lchlnley-dopart badge
Tom and Dee Wilkerson were each
fined $40 by Police Judge Ferry yester-
day afternoon for their fight a few days
Aso- Lhey eaeh appealed rhelr cases
ID. Lee Howard, a Topeka young man
who has lately become reverend, has
been called to the pastorate Of a Con-
gregauonal church at Burlington, Kan
Wiley Cook. assistant state auditor.
has bowl Of flowers on his desk every