The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-15

Peace Jubilee has been written by Chas.
Pietro Adams of Chicago.
DR.. Smith is quarantined at his home
case is not considered serious.
Trainmaster H. A Tice of the Santa Fe
ness connected with his department.
Mr.. Richard Shakeshaft, chief clerk to
General Passenger Agent Black, has re-
turned from his vacation in the east.
A marriage license has been issued to
George w. Freeman, aged %, Of Nicker-
Ii andd. and Eva May Anen' aged d. OF OAK
The Y NJ c. A. educational classes be-
gan work last night: Colonel VIM Tweed
dale is one of the teachers for this sea-
son.
A number of the visiting odd Fellows
stayed in Topeka over night to witness
the Primrose & DockStader minstrel per-
Torrance.
The clerks in the state treasurer's office
are engaged in their semi a an ~ oo task OF
of bonds.
The time has arrived in the campaign
when each party begins to accuse the
other states.
The music stores have had to order sew
the K. K. minstrels- They have all be-
come popular.
terday with red, white and blue plumes in
her hat; She did not lift sack of silver
]. B. Larimer will address the Mission
Township Sunday School ASSOCIATION to
the Sunday School"
One man remarked between the dabs Of
the lather brush that it was always his
luck to be in a BARRIERS chair when a min
strel parade went by.
The people of Silver Lake and Dover
the proposed Kansas river bridge to con-
meet the two townships.
The wind of the early morning blew over
and Kansas avenue, smashing the glass
and scattering the contents.
A 1xzr,.1 So =
sacks of flour piled on top shows that
good times are here and such a load went
down Kansas avenue yesterday.
Tom McNeal is an admirer of Mary r:
Lease and has her photograph framed and
inspiration from it as he works
A church notice was sent to the Journal
Office today IN which sunday was spelled +
words in the notice was of the same order
There are several musicians who are
talking of starting brass band We have
lost the Md-Contfnent and JacksOn's, and
some think the town needs another
b16 ohn bsc 9k he ISes III 9e
is well-to-do, and is not in the detective
business for the profit there is in it.
ticket at anywhere between 5000 and 10000.
according to their en- husiasm. and II does
either aff rlA''eF what party 'HeS -sD' e7s-''
This is the season of the year when. the
and try to fix them over 10 fool the neigh
Dor women into thinking they are new
hats.
Representative Ed. McKeever's father is
a Populist and Ed knows better than to
to respect the opinions of his father sew
eral years ago
The Grange at Berryton in this county
has a pie social scheduled for October
25 The purpose is to allow everyone to
eat all the pie he wants for nominal
consideration.
P. I. Bonebrake is looked upon as a
leader among the Karnival Knights for
next year. He showed himself to be one
of the boys while at Omaha on the
Queens excursion.
Arthur Capper printed a picture of a
Junction City girl in the Mail this week
and labeled it 1.-The handsomest woman in
his office by way of the alleys.
The first floor of the state house corridor
looks like a lumber garnet. 1t is dark
and dingy. and all the rubbish which ac-