The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-22

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sion, for the members of the legislature.
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Topeka families through the cold snap.
The state sanitary convention will be
the direction of the state board of health.
The travelling man from Chicago felt at
home this morning and looked at the
snow enraptured as well almost frozen.
The burning question. of the hour in
some Topeka families this morning was
who should shovel the snow off the walks.
Judge Ferry did the largest business in
police court yesterday that has been done
for some time Mostly DRINKS and tramps.
Secretary COburn is preparing an excel
lent programme for the annual meeting
of the state board of agriculture in jan
uary.
James NJ. Chase. a contractor of Duran
go, Mexico, is visiting B. M. Van CleaTe
peka.
This is the third snow storm this season
that came in time for people to wake up
Monday morning and find the ground
white.
A Topeka girl says that she intends to
put in all her spare time during December
looking at the Christmas things in the
stores
Harry Banks, a young man who lives
at Seabrook, has reached home, having
been discharged from the Twentieth Kan
A. conundrum social is to be given at
Seabrook Friday evening; People Will
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The people Of Silver Lake are still
wrangling about bridge over the Kansas
been held.
Maple Hin claims to have the champion
"dehOrner." His name is George liver
and he relieved sos cattle of their horns in
People on West Sixth street said some
nice things about the city railway this
morning when they found that the cars
were running.
At one time Yesterday eight or ten street
cars were punched on Tenth street just
the track west.
Cliff Baker, was in the Indian Territory
hunting on election day He did not hear
after the election.
A. a. Graham, claim agent of the Rock
d36ano' mas oef en- See[ip YIN Nv 1Irs
from Locomotives.
Adjutant General Boyd and Mike Nc
Kenna have both received letters from
for extra session.
The first place injured people are taken
poorer place could not be found. Topeka
needs a city hospital.
The hat market experienced the usual
boom right after election. This year the
hats were fitted to Republican heads Two
years ago it was different
People who live in Potwin walked home
last night in the teeth Of the storm and
dence has a few drawbacks
Charley Sessions, Topeka correspondent
for the Kansas City Journal, was visiting
in the south last week and got home just
in time to catch the blizzard.
This storm was not one-fourth as severe
on the telegraph companies as the one in
October. The snow chung to the wires In
the other storm and broke them down.
Mrs. J. K. Hudson brought backla num-
Der of cotton bOllS from the south Ihey
quite a novelty to some of her Kan
sas friends who were never in the south
The coolest place in the state of Kan
sas is about twenty feet northeast of the
east entrance to the state house, where
the wind comes sweeping around from the
north.
People should not take offense in wea-
Their like this if their friends do not recog-
nize them or the street, when they have
their faces so mufhed that nothing is visi-
BILE but their eyes.
The more tiInepieces a. man has the more
liable he is to be late to his engagements.
One Topeka man has three clocks in his
house and wears a watch besides, and none
of them is ever correct
The weather in Kansas is sometimes
more of a lightning change artist than
those who pretend to be such on the stage.
At any rate are more impressed with
the weathers changes.
Dan H Case of Honolulu writes that
persons will persist in sending him letters
with only two-cent postage Stamps He
This is the penalty of fame.
One of the state house stenographers
thinks she earned her salary yesterday.
She lives tWenty-One blocks from the state
house, and as the street cars were block
AIDED she had to walk all the way.
A Topeka man purchases his cigars by
the box because he gets them cheaper ana
thinks he saves money by SO doing. But
he has them so handy that he smokes