The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-09-08
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS
Vote for Progress.


Blankets were in demand last night
Great golf weather this" says Dave
| distributed.
The county fairs are advertising high
There is a race horse in the east named
I'm Donovan
The Pavements are fairly clean again
Lead pipe and door bell thieves are
again at work.
Those who sell cheese report the mark
ket unusually good.
The hackmen are anxious for the dane
ing season to open.
The old. city. building has been named
security building
DR.. J. E. Mfnney is spending a vacation
at Manitou, Colorado.
Granite war skillets are a late kitchen
utensI on the market.
Private Secretary Allen is in Washing
ton, ID. c.. this week.
COMPUTATION ice chests and coal bins
would not be a bad idea.
g L De Randemie Of Topeka has been
commissioned a notary public.
Judge J. s. West assistant attorney
general, is enjoying his vacation.
WIN Shaner left Thursday night for
F'aIrbury, Neb., to spend ten days.
Lullaby songs will be popular this win
ter If the predictions of some come true.
George F. Underhill of Havana has been
appointed commissioner of deeds for Cuba
Mrs. L. Kingrnan is seriously i'll with ty-
pho1d fever at her home on Lincoln street.
One Topeka man who is an oyster fiend
Thursday was a particularly bad day
on wagon wheels but this rain viii save
There are % divorce cases set for hear
ing in the district court in four days next
Mrs. Walter Gust. who was injured in
a runaway some time ago, is now able to
Every man who believes in the future
or Topeka owes it to himself to vote to-
morrow
The September meeting of the CONNER
Rf uE-f11 h. hall s7sarr
evening.
Assistant General Passenger Agent E
W. thompson OF the Rock Island is in
Mr. D. T. Nicon of the general mana
gers OFFICE of the Santa Fe, is away on a
B. H. Tracy of the office of the attor-
ney. general is in Westmoreland on legal
business.
There is a conductor on the street rail-
way line who is almost the exact double
DR.. c. H. Guibor has returned from Ar
kansas after an inspection Of his saw mill
Ex-Secretary of State w. 3. Bush will
Scott next week.
John Martin will speak at the Chase
on September Is.
State Printer Billy Morgan is attend
ing the national encampment of the Sons
of Veterans at Detroit.
Farmers are bringing their fatted calves
10 market IN anticipation of the return of
the Twentieth perhaps.
Sixteen new students will enter the Kan
sas medical college next week. The col
lege opens on Tuesday.
The directors of the Kansas Medical
college are contemplating erecting a col
IeSe building next year
Reports from Judge Lit Crum who has
say that he is improving.
Mary Marshall, cOlored. resisted arrest
by trying to stab an officer with her hat
pin and she was fined $50.
The Republican county central commit
tee win meet Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the old court house.
MAN. 1g IN BTady; the ~ yell known express
at his home on Taylor street
-e me santa Re viii have a special train
corn carnival on September p.
The golf club members have received
their shiny clubs. Technically they are
called cleeks, brassies and drivers.
Every citizen who is interested in the
tomorrow and vote for the city hail.
Corporal Richie of Augusta, Kan. who
lost a foot at Santiago is now in Topeka
He will enter business college here.
Several bars and the appurtenances per
l 5Ialnlng Ih1ereto have been hauled to the
oepots ana shipped to parts unknown
There were people in Topeka who were
SO glad TO see a rain that they. stood
where they would get wet last night
There is one thing that the rain did, and
that was to settle the dust that has been
SO disagreeable for the past few DAYS
The late G. G. Gage started life in To-
peka as nod carrier. He did the work
of two men and drew the pay of two men.
scented the state historical society a
sample of the first brick made in Topeka
above the GROUND that the s sfafe f ba95
dome is above the roof of the state house
1t is worth Is cents a year to you to
have Topeka sustain her reputation as
a progressive city. Then vote for Pro-
Several cars of Rocky Ford melons go
through Topeka daily as part of the
equipment Of the Santa Fe passenger
A; o. Z. w. lodge No. II will dedicate
their new hall on West Sixth street this
evening. A good programme has been pre-
pared.
The divorce suit of Black VS.. Black
comes up in the district court next week
and right after it comes Brown vs..
Major T J. Anderson has neglected to
attend the national encampment OF the
The Clements company are showing
neckwear this fall as it is shown in the
larger eastern cities-that is, in solid win
dow effects.
1t is said in Topeka that Frank Crowell.
county attorney of Atchison county will
ional bank.
People who use figures to designate the
of the month will tomorrow make a row
of four nines-9-9-'99.
It is a nickel well spent if you spend it
for a Chauncey NJ DepeW cigar. This
popular FIVE cent cigar is sold by SQuires
at No. 1872 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Mary A. Overton has sued for a
divorce from her husband e. L Overton
of the OvertOn Manufacturing company.
She alleges abandonment
The police win commence to rid the city
of bad characters on Sunday in antici-
patton of the circus and the work will be
kept up until the event is over
The rain was d disappointment to those
who wished to go riding Thursday even
ing, but the coon hunters say that the