The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-10

seen since the warm weather allows jack
cts to be unbuttoned.
A Topeka, man, suggests that the Mo-
docs song about "army beans be amended
to read army beef
The membership list of the Elks con-
tainS several legislators who make fire.
Quent visits to Topeka.
ar TO o all abPpeiarances the Justice courts
It is in appearance only. @4-A7 oi" way
Chancellor Snow of the state university
will deliver address at the Kansas Med
zeal college commencement.
Two Uncle Toms Cabin shows are
first will reach here March 10.
Mr.. H A. Tfce. trainmaster of the east
ern division liz sd 20, Of the Santa Fe Is in Old
The Elks entertained the Barlow min
strels and the Romeo and Juliet per
formers at a social session last night.
having porch mat with We 1eoTeea on
it, has one that says Wipe Your Feet
George r: Smelling, assistant attorney
mitted to practice in the supreme court
gone RSe cl ar aceon5t ~ be state f has
which he has been suffering for several
cars are being put upon the roof. 1t is
impossible to see them through the vesti-
bules.
The supervisor of janitors and the SUI
perrin tendent of the state house grounds
now occupy separate offices in the state
Duck hunting time is here, and a num-
petitions to the marshes in different parts
of the state.
Councilman. Charles J. Drew. who has
been confined to his home for several
days, is now able to get around by the
help of a cane.
When the MINISTRIES struck the residence
were forced to take to the sidewalks to
City Engineer Barnes thinks that there
will be quite , boom in pay paying this sum- n
pave pave 56f 0oty roadway s%iSH ABOUT ~ lot
People who are compelled to drive off
the pavements or on country roads are
roads Before they dry up
Judge Hook will not hold chambers in
usual lsi as he viii be engaged with the reg
ular term of court at Wichita.
court reporter under the Popglist admin
istration, will practice law. He has been
admitted to the supreme court.
]. s. Warner and P. w. Griggs will go
to Kansas City with Major Anderson to
inspect the Doggett-Punteney factory,
which proposes to come to Topeka.
One of the things which country people
are regretting just now is that the legis-
lature didn't pass the bin allowing the
Tennesseetown is in a great state of agi-
tation over ways and means for raising
worth Sunday to see the soldier boys.
Officer Henry Bernard broke three ribs
ed orde against arr fendiy scufes and
wrestling matches among the police
With the unpaved streets in the present
condition the fire departments, when called
to a fire, are sometimes forced to abandon
an engine and put four horses to others
Notwithstanding all the stories about
people being blown up by using coal oil
| In building fires. nine-tenths of the people
| who build fires use oil for that purpose
| According to the records of the Craw-
| ford theater, Topeka people have paid out
| more money for theatrical attractions this
year than any season for several years
| past
People are more liable to catch cold this
X Td #
| colder. They get overhea ted and then sit
/ by open window to enjoy the spring
| breeze.
Topeka boarding houses have adopted
| the practice of putting up signs as large
| IS nhosa used by storekeepers, in the place