The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

ant Valley healer. amounted to nearly $50
last week -Lh1s IS ahead OF the weekly
receipts Of the majority OF Topeka ply
sicIans.
W H Stuart of the office OF auditor Of
disbursements of the Santa E'e returned
in Missouri
Rev. ID. A Wickizer of Des Moines win
preach at the First Christian church next
sunday He may be elected to the pas
Governor Cqlberson Of Texas has Of
fered reward OF 800 for the capture OF
the Rev G. E Morrison of Panhandle,
his wife
J. F. seaver manager of the Capital
elevator has gone 70 Kansas city 70 en-
gage in the grain business. He is sue
eeeded by T. L Evan of the Mo1at
Grain company.
The Paytons will give a matinee tomOr-
row afternoon for ladies and children The
bill will be Caught in His Own Trap
an entertaining comedy Admission 10
cents 10 all parts of the house.
A Topeka man who manufactures slot
machines says that if he had begun man
have been wealthy now. The demand
now is cousidera bly, less than the supply.
Since the esta bIishmeut of the wooden
mill in Oakland more houses in that sub
urb are beginning to be occupied. IF
another enterDrfse ike this could be start
ed there Oakland would soon begin grow
ing again
D. T. Humphreys has applied to Judge
county bar A committee consisting Of
Judge L 3 Ferry, y. F SchOch and J.
d atAllllrL ff1S appointed u S2Aal44AAAE M
Humphreys
The Topeka railway force started to
clear the tracks after the snow ceased
falling yesterday evening and worked up
to a late hour last night The tracks were
clear for the cars TO start on schedule
time this morning
Dick Blue of PIeasanton was at the
Copeland last night and told his Repubn-
date for congressman at large He de-
uies such intention TO newspaper report
ers. but admits il freely to politicians
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Jacket SI-e looked cold but happy. The
groom wore q black suit and white
gloves
As Police 1Iatron Thorpe's duties a Z the
city jail viii necessitate the giving up of
some or her cnarIry work the SalVa tisn
Army VIII carry on tas Nofk C1aeE hef
free employment bureau which she has
maintained
Tomorrow afternoon Washburu college
and Washburn academy will play foot
ball on the college campus The admis-
sion viii be free The teams made up
of the two schools are said TO be very
evenly matched. the academy. if any. be-
ing the stronger.
There is great grief in the heart of the
engineer at the state house because he
fo6s F { e91 3emper33Pe 9gP I2 Of q aeo or 165 He
is never happy unless he keeps the state
house Is most notoriousIy overheated-
The Shawnee County Horticultural soci-
ETY. met yesterday afternoon IN the court
house 1T was the last meeting for 1887
ard the officers for the coming year were
chosen They were A. b. Smith preSl-
dent, Mrs J. F. Cecil vice president: W
5 Charles secretary. and J F. Cecil.
treasurer The meetings for January viii
be held in the court house
Work on the AIelan bridge is tempOr
arIly suspended. Some of the artificial
stone work is being done indoors As soon
as the storm subsidies enough the re-
naming valleys viii be fiIled. Three
of them are now Up 70 grade. with an
other days work the roadbed will have
been completed and it will be ready for
the concrete layer On this the brick
pavement viii be laid.