The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-13
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day rate of one fare for the round trip.
Prof. A M Pond has been elected vice
ton RtSl-u''-' . ''iS '''4'S ( si-i - 44S''-@
The man who pins his faith to the goose
bone says i told you So every time it
SHOWS.
J. M. Garvtn of St. Louis is here to re-
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Although it is contrary to the game laws
some hunters still persist in shooting
Assistant State Auditor Taylor has been
spending several days at his home at
Pratt.
L. J.. Riley of Stockton. assistant journal
clerk in the house In the last legislature,
IS in the city.
T. w Caffey was. city clerk of Pittsburg
auditors 0ffice.
Andrew Baird, state secretary of the Y.
lima on Sunday.
Richard Coyle. chief clerk of the board
OF railway commissioners, is visiting at his
home at Sterling.
Hoyt's "A Stranger in New York; will
come 10 the Crawford theater on the even
ing Of January 10.
Dawn of Freedom is the only attrac-
ton at present booked for the Crawford
theater next week.
Miss Emma Kelly is writing a series of
articles on her trip to the Klondike for
Harper's Magazine
FRANK l. Brown, secretary Of the Re
publican state central committee, has gone
10 Chicago for a few days.
Another good citizenship meeting will be
held by the young peoples societies of
Topeka on December 30.
The biennial report of Auditor Morris
will be ready for distribution tomorrow.
There viii be 400 copies issued.
So far the man who kicks about the
stoves in the street cars being too hot or
too cold has not been heard from
Secretary of State Bush today sent out
abstracts of the cOlored soldier vote to the
various county clerks of the state
During the holidays the Emporia schools
will send a delegation of p teachers to
the state teachers convention in Topeka,
Profs. A. NJ. Pond and E X. Roude-
bush have been attending the annual
at SaIina-
A. E. Scott. the Republican candidate
who tied with the PopuiIst candidate is
in the city.
The annual meeting of the County
II, Is ana 10.
Rev. NJ; c. Long, a F; wessen. Henry
mercial club.
A large number of blue uniforms ap-
regiment at Leavenworth-
John Collins, an inmate of the Topeka
asylum, escaped from the institution yes
terday, but was captured at Lawrence,
where he formerly lived, last night
"A Trip to Coontown,'' Pulse Of Greater
{ beT 2 q. 'hea'sF the week OF De'em-
It is a pleasure to walk past a house
where the snow has been shoveled off the
sidewalk and whore the walk is dry. 1t
shows that some people at least are con-
A representative of the Wear Coal com
pany says that his company is in the best
shape regarding orders of any company
in the west and yet they are far behind
their orders.
People who, tried to sleigh ride last
night had a hard time OF it. The snow
bad pe nearly All thaWsd where there ere. had Fo1
Sleighing in other places.
&C, General neral J. " F. Hughes is attending
and other southern points in kansas. He
will drum up trade for the Topeka show
that will be held in January.
Captain Joe Waters, who is employed in
probably more damage cases against the
attorneys for the road in Kansas.
Joseph NJ. sheIlabarger. son Of J.. L.
attorney IN the big suit of ThurIow Weed
Barnes against the American,China De
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An examination Of the. Salvation Army
geants Fowler and Mcconnell and re
port made to the city board Of health.
next meeting of the council.
A dry goods window has a model dressed
maker had made it but in reality the win
dow dresser of the store, who is a man,
a dress
At the annual parish meeting of Grace
cathedral J. w. FarnsWOrth was elected
senior warden, william Henderson junior
warden. and Avery Turner. e; :. Brown,
son and E. J. shakeshaft, vestrymen.
The Camera club exhibit commences to-
night in the rooms of the club in the Ma
interested in photography or good pictures
viii be on hand to show the vi visitors
around.
T. w. Caffey of the state auditors Of
flee, has returned from his home at Pitts
burg, where he has been spending several
days looking up a position to step into
present Job He will be bookkeeper and
accountant for coal firm at Pittsburg.
The county commissioners have decided
to accept the bid of the Republican F1am-
court house, and the building will be leas-
ed to that organization for 1899. The
headquarters there the year round.
Comrade Joe McCreary-aH know Joe
expects to move his family to Topeka
to anv Office. but II is our opinion he viii
nue. Tribune Comrade Joe evidently has
The slate is fixed here for the next twenty \
years.
office yesterday afternoon. Major ShreVe
has a little dog about five inches high
camping ground. and when Major Har-
vey's big white bulldog entered yesterday !
bulldogs right to come in. The bulldog 4
pinned the small dog down with his paws
and frightened him greatly. but no blood /
was shed
It is true that others initiate the
methods employed in advertising Beggs'
to cure disease because Beggs' German
SaIve, the one true ointment, has been
SO wonderfully successful But in thou
sands and thousands of cases, as shown /
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