The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-16
THE OXYGENORi'
Is a Money
Saver and
Health-GiV0F.
J. 4. TAYLOR & co.
We are now in Room No. ?, Columbian Building.

has been booked for the Crawford thea
Z E Strait has begun an action in the
district court TO Vacate As lots, or D acres
in Oakland. The tract includes a part
OF Kelsey avenue.
Evangelist Garlock, who held revival
services in the First NJ f. church of To
peka for time last winter is now holding
meetings IN Horton
The new marine tubular boiler locomo-
I ve nov oelg pun a. the santa san ..s 6e
Cow by the shopmen.
There are several of the Twentieth Kan
Several others have been promised places
as soon as there is a vacancy
Wichita Eagle: NJ. A. Low, the Kansas
1870 and practfced law and had a half in
terest in a weekly newspaper
The court Of appeals has forfeited the
Brooks two jointists, for non-appearance
in court The bonds were for $500.
Silas Johnson "a colored man living near
the reform school accidentally shot him
self in the foot with a revolver Wednes-
day afternoon me INJURY IS not serious
Labor Commissioner Lee Johnson has
been appointed an Organizer of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor He -organ ized
his first lodge in AtchisOn Monday night.
as SICK Of 9Cuban ChickenD6x5 as thev
would Of srnaIIDox ana a move is in order
to change the name or the quarantine
regulations
50 years ago when he lived back in New
Jersey. and it impressed him so that he
the one which is now due.
Wichita Eagle: Perhaps it was an i'm
jOr Imam in the lobby OF the Copeland
at Topeka always seemed to the chance
whom circumstances had tanned. whom
adversely had dOmesticated.
The meetings preliminary to the union
revival TO be started next week We're be
gun last night in five churches in various
week will be held in the First Presbyter-
ian church; me down town meeting
tonight will be held in the First COngre-
gational church.
Rev. J. D Countermine of the First
Presbyterian church. viii preach on The
it Come and what Does it Signify next
sunday morning. His sermon VIII be a.
gals article Women Of the Present. in
the State Journal Monday evening.
The case of Probate Judge DOlman
against the board of commissioners of
Shawnee county, involving the fees of the
probate judge, which was decided in IA
vor Of the county by Judge Hazen and
appealed by Judge Dolman has been ad-
vanced on the calendar of the court of
appeals and viii be heard the next time
court sits.
w. S Charles has received invitations
to n reception and q smoker to be given
Quincy H.. next week. Mr.. Charles came
here from quincy and his nephew is one
of the reception committee. Lieutenant
Caldwell is Dewey's private secretary
marriage license for him the other day
A hunting party composed of Mr.. NJ
l.
ton. Mr.. w. A I. Thompson and Mr..
Dean Low of Topeka; Mr. Warner of
New York and Mr. Chas. Fargo Of Chica-
go viii leave in special car No. 200 with
special Commissary car attached on Sat
urdays noon train for a three weeks
hunting trip in the Indian territory.
The following from the Atchison Globe:
They say that Colonel Henry Inman died
with a great secret Juggling at his heart.
II was no great secret: people generally
knew It, He left statement. to be pub
1ished after his death. entitled Chained
TO the Rock There was no reason why
Chained to the Rock should not have
been printed years ago in defense of an
excellent man who was uujustly abused.
a Jack the Hugger'' tried to embrace
n, young woman on Fifth street. between
Kansas avenue and Jackson about
o clock Tuesday evening. She screamed
and ran away Then he Went past the 20
lice station and tried the same thing on
two more women near the White Star
laundry. He was drunk. Although both
occurrences happened with half a block
of the police station the police saw Meth
er one, or if they saw the man, they did
nothing with him