The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-10

stamp company will use, were distrib-
uted to the merchants Thursday
Postmaster Guthrie, left today for
postmasters Of first-ciass postoffices
Platt I: Wise the new city engineer,
ing of the University of Wisconsin.
Mr.. G. A. Kimban, now joint agent Of
the western traffic Inspection bureau at
Kansas City, was in Topeka Thursday
Judge George Green, now of Guthrie.
Ok T., who used to be a partner Of Sen
ator Hessin, at Manhattan, is in Topeka.
The Standard Oil company is showing
selling in Topeka for 10 cents is now u.
The sidewalks in the suburbs are un-
brick walk is that it never needs repair
ing.
The old brick chimney at the Edison
electric plant, which has been superseded
down
The coal dealers are getting out their
ten-cent cigars and rubbing up their dia-
monds They feel like kings in cold
o. s Bradford, a Rock Island switch
man living in Shorey, had one foot badly
week.
The zeb F. order commission company
Of y anS3S Clty mas ASKED the stare cLaI-
ter board for permission to do business in
Kansas.
r. H. Faxon, formerly a Topeka news
paper man, goes to Washington as Con-
gresham Chester L Longs private sec
rotary.
a WIRE Iell across the trolley wire near
Sixth and Kansas avenue THURSDAY af-
ternoon. There was excitement for a
while.
Judge Carver will deliver the first of
the series of lectures on business law in
the Y. NJ. c. A. course, at the association
rooms tonight.
The ,steeples on the new German Cath
ole church continue to climb skyward.
They tower far above everything else IN
that part of the city.
A Topeka man predicts that there will
be very little sleighing the coming win
ter. but the livery are hoping that
he is a false prophet.
Prof. F. c. lockwood. who is one of
the leading candidates for the presidency
of the State Agricultural college, was in
Topeka yesterday
The junior members of the city Y. NJ.
c. A enjoyed q. supper at the association
eighty boys present.
coal wagon on Eighth avenue today
had on such a load that the driver had
to go at a snaiis pace for fear the wagon
would break in two.
The Twentieth regimental band gave a
concert in Kansas City last night, but
the Kansas City people were economical
in their patronage
This month there are no convicts in
be released by reason of the expiration of
their terms of sentence
It is said that quite a number Of the
some Of the new volunteer regiments to
return to the Philippines.
DR.. J. L. Gilbert has returned to To-
Peka an6 viii aGaiR A., open an offiee here
vile for several months.
Frank Snow and Charles ZelIer Of
Mitchell county who are in the. peniten-
tfary for grand larceny have been de-
MED a pardon by Governor Stanley.
Some of the refuse hauling wagons
stre 5eH should be madg to h take SIDE
street or else go down an alley
The first of a series of basket ball
games will be played at the Y NJ C. A
I gymnasium tonight, between the High
! school and 7. M c. A. teams
A Topeka man observes that the wind
| is tempered to the shOrn lamb. The price
/ Of coal is soaring but the weather is so
\ warm that he does not have to buy any
The armory of the K P. bodies was
crowded last night with people anxious
! to see LOsson Whiteker. The reception
( given in his honor was a great success
J. E. NissIey. of the Kansas Creamery
/ company is making arrangements for
! his annual Thanksgiving treat for the