The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-16

office building is one of the. coolest Of
fees in the city. 1t has ventilation on all
the more they think about it the surer
they are of finding gold in paying guam
George H. Whitcomb owns the only
horse lawn mower used in Topeka aside
from that used on the state house
grounds.
Nearly every. man thinks that he ought
not to drink ice water at this time of
year, but nearly every one does 1t just
the same.
The Sixth avenue road leading to Gage
Park sustains its reputation for being one
of Topeka.
merchant remained in poor location as
he now does for the reason he can get no
other room.
Mr.. Edward Wilder will have plans for
the Country club house this week, and
will be ready to start work on the build
ing within few days
Dave Leahy: G. c. Clemens is amusing
himself thess days Wr1nng open letters 70
amused little bit at them.
A Topeka man who is summering in the
northern lakes writes friend that ne has
didn't brag about it either.
The number of divorce cases that are
lead one to doubt the Old adage that
matches are made in heaven.
It is the verdict of all smokers, that the
La Bautana cigar IS the best cent cigar
ever sold in Topeka A o. ROsser sells
L
Mrs Francis J. WALLACE, the only re-
mining sister of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln,
who died in Springfield yesterday, was an
aunt of J. M Wallace of this city.
The latest of Dave Leahy's fakes to
appear in a New York paper is one stat
ing that men are being used instead of
horses in harvest work in Oklahoma.
Mayor Drew says he would be willing
to have the council select any of the five
auditorium city hall plans submitted as
far as exterior appearance is concerned.
Salina Union: Henry Eberhardt will
state tournament Eberhardt brothers
hope to keep the championship next year.
me Washpurn Review has issued a
midsummer number OF q pages, illus
trated with half tone cuts of college or
ganizatiOns and views about the campus.
County Attorney Jetmore has returned
from a vacation at his old home in Yer
mont. he spent conslqerable e, time IN
boating ana nSh1ng on Lake Champlaln-
A Topeka man claims to have discovered
sure cure for hay fever He climbs to
one of the galleries of the state house
dome and sits in the breeze for an hour
each day
A number of university professors have
gone up into Wyoming to hunt for fossils
home. They might have found few in
Topeka.
A dummy which one clothing company
in the city has for advertising goods, is
a very fair likeness of the member of
the street.
William Higgins, secretary of state I'M
der Humphreys administration, better
known as "BiiI'' Higgins was in Topeka
last night He is now interested in Gale
mines.
The wire which was stretched across the
north entrance to the state house grounds
I to keep teams out, has been remOv ed be-
cause bicyclists persisted in running into
it in the dark.
Lawrence Journal: May be Anarchist
Clemens made up his mind that the trusts
would go right on doing business whether
he liked it or not, and so made up his
mind to like it
The e CRITICAL name for the walters un-
es international alliance. 1t will hold a
meeting in the Trades assembly hall
Thursday evening
The ModOcs will probably divide atten-
ton with MarshaN's band tonight. They
will sing number of selections at the
entertainment at the Church of the As
sumption grounds
If anybody has snake bite it is believed
the jointists can be induced to save their
life with a little anti-snal1e bite juice
Under other conditions the joints are
closed, but easily opened.
NaTshalFs band will soon give up its
present quarters at Third street and Kan
sas avenue, but 1t has not decided where