The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-21

tai will be completed and ready for &C.
cupancy by the first of the year
John T. Veney's negro emigratio scheme
seems to be causing the natives around
Santiago considerable loss of sleep.
The city schools will close Wednesday
afternoon and school work will not be re-
sumed until the following Monday.
VIM. Jackson has decided to w. D. Free
man, for $50, part of the southeast quarter
of township g. range 10, section 16.
The war that the ministers of Topeka
nave started on slot machines is causing
considerable comment over the state.
Jake NIohIer has been doing so much
'fggering" lately that he claims the lead
pencil is making corn on his finger.
The Grand Opera House will be dark
c. Fields Ministries will come to the house.
County Attorney Jetmore was at Hutch
peka Elks and not to see Johnson Jordan.
Some of the state house officers receive
letterS Almost every day, urging that
The weather man at Washington missed
his guess on Kansas weather yesterday.
He said it was to be colder than Satur-
One lodge in town has a doctor, an I'M
dertaker and an insurance man that are
always on hand when degrees are con-
John Mowers has the best -decoy duck
of any Topeka sportsman. 1t is d wild
canvas-back, winged at Lake View and
Sarah Bowers has brought suit for d.
vorce against Thomas H Bowers in the
district court The usual grounds are
stated.
Conrad Ruppel has purchased from Oil
yer SelOyer, for 81, 400. part of the north
east quarter of township "a, range u, Sec
The TRUSTEES at the city jail do all the
work OF Keeping the place clean The
crusties.
Many persons who wish. to do something
for the poor on Thanksgiving find out at
in town
kuhle, for $1.15O the east one-haIf of the
section II.
A daughter of Major General Young of
the United States army is with Harry Cor
son Clarlxe's company in What Happened
to Jones'"
The. east one-half of the northeast quar-
ter of township %, range TO- section IA has
6 6ee4 fo aoi g 6S John J. Herenchir to M Re
Rev. E. L. Thorpe will preach the an
presbyterian church at IL o'clock Thurs
day morning.
The Hutchinson News remarks that
struck the Copeland hotel at Topeka since
of janitors is appointed at the state
house they. will be men who will keep
things busted.
tendent of the Santa Fe, has returned
from Chicago, where he attended a car
A Topeka girl is very busy just now
n1ak1lng presents lot Christmas She
them some days.
Mr.. G. s. Gleed now. holds the palm for
the SWEETEST turnout in the city. Now,
of course there will be more or less dis
putting about this.
Mrs. E. r. Horton charges s25 for the
exhibit of her international collection Of
dolls This covers the express charges
and cost of insurance.
The State Social Science Federatio will
hold its mIdwinter meeting in Topeka on
December q. in connection with the State
Teachers association.
Frank Albert, the man who conducted the
OIympian Carnival at New Orleans dur
ing the past summer, Joined 1872 here
Saturday as press agent.
For the consideration of 81 the north half
9difion has beeI f, e7o ~ fla
1mbler by John Imbler.
The carnival knights ball has been for
gotten in the doll contest, but the Knights
Will now work 1t up 1t is Wednesday
night at Hamilton han.
A Topeka coIored boy who is at San
Luis de Cuba writes home that corn is
..tassling" down there and that they have
roasting ears occasionally
Weather like this will interfere with the
THANKSGIVING foot ball game at Kansas
great crowd from Topeka
A Topeka man has invented a new beati-
has nothing on the 1st Of March. for he
shall have no taxes to pay.
One of the things which makes a wo-
man mad is to have the wind blow like it
did yesterday when she has a new hat
with a lot of long plumes on it.
= The Happy Hopper club dancing party
Ss a[{Qrdqay night was concluded without a
a n between young men over the merits
There was one ballot cast in the Oak
land precinct at the late election where
the voter voted only for road overseer and
the hedge law and quit at that
Jim Senter is thinking of purchasing a
I Il IN the solomon valley between Solo
mon and Belott after he retires from the
railroad commissioners office.
a, a central Kansas paper says: Emma
Kelly OF Topeka is not the only nugget in
the mine A party of AtchfsOn men have
struck it rich at Cripple Creek
Thomas Cross has returned from EN-
poria, where he attended the funeral of
ms nephew, -. >. cross He was accom-
panied by R. S Cross of Joplin.
A Topeka doctor says that no disease
ever became OLD fashioned as soon as the
grip did. 1t has only been eight years
since the disease was first invented
Many Topeka boys We're late to school
this morning, having started from home
on skates, making the most of the small
coasting OF the ice on the pavements.
Assistant Adjutant General H. N Boyd