The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-30
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Vote for Progress!
Oakland takes the lead for haTnmocSs.
If you are loyal to your city, register!
The fire alarm boxes are being repaint-
The Elks viii have social session to-
night.
The registration books close at o'clock
tonight.
whistles are being used instead of bicy-
Movers are passing through on their
way south.
Bob sempIe is the new president Of
Governor Stanley speaks at Washing
ton this afternoon
Jay Keller has taken position at the
Atchison stock yards.
How would you like to be the icemanY
is now the popular byWord-
So far no one has mentioned flag poles
in connection with corn stalks
The Peabody state bank has applied TOT
a charter. The capital IS S2oOO0-
Deputy Sheriff Hollis Williams is taking
a vacation up in jackson county.
win Bradbury who was kicked by
horse two weeks ago, is recovering.
Work has at last been commenced on
the crematory for refuse east of town
charles Finch, editor of the Lawrence
Journal was a Topeka visitor yesterday.
The walls of the old St. Nicholas hotel
are down nearly level with the ground
A crowd of state house people is plan
ming to attend the Atchison corn carnival
Governor Stanley speaks at a Wood
mems picnic in Bourbon county tolnor-
row.
Gen. J. X Hudson has. gone to Baxter
Springs to deliver a speech at the reunion
there.
The fair grounds are nearly deserted
except for a few horsemen who use the
stables.
There are a number of new houses in
course of erection out along the Oakland
You must be registered by g. o clock to-
night or you can not vote Tor the progress
webb McNan is in town on legal bust
ness He is keeping his eye on ms Doom
onicer Con who had his shoulder. hurt
while stopping a runaway, is able 70 De
DR.. ]. B. Freeman. physician in charge
of the Santa Fe hospital has returned al
ter vacation.
shalFs band when the band visits the
Emporia street fair
What viii staid old Philadelphia rnlnk
hawk, Jayhawk. Modoc2"
Mr.. H. r. Nickerson, general manager
of the Mexican Central railway will ar
rive in Topeka this week
The trial of S. E. Yoernan for killing pa
court e1q 9 sbo3t se sept ot5s o. - ~
Mr. and Mrs. B. Mccormick of Terre
Haute. Ind, are visiting Mr. and MIS-
J. NJ. Terrence in this city.
The official list shows Clad Hamilton
as the only captain in the Twentieth KAN
sas regiment from Topeka.
man. is in jail at Lawrence for assaulting
a white man with a shovel
Master Car Builder John Hodge of the
Santa Fe is still confined to his room at
the ThroOp hotel by Illness.
The horse shoers of Wichita have or
gained an association and applied 1or
charter under the state law.
Horace Swayze's chainless bicycle was
found. The colored boy who stole it paint
ed it green to escape detection
Lee Johnson, state commissioner of la
Dor has gone to Pfttsburg to Investigate
the explosion of a boiler in a mill.
If you want to make Topeka a better
place to i've IN register before o CLOCK
tonight, and then Vote for Progress!
L s. Grup judge n On the eoqr f. Of yisi
has gone to Hot Springs to recuperate.
Special Agent Charles Lynn is estab-
fishing a rural free delivery route out of
Burlingame, in Usage county, this week
The Cath five cent cigar fills the bill. It
sold BY Waggoner at 78f Kansas avenue.
Hal Nelson has been playing with Buff
October.
has been appointed as a first lieutenant
in the Forty-fourth United States volun-
tcer infantry.
Fred Feakins who was formerly en-
ployed at the Rock Island offices has re-
turned to St Joe after visit with To-
J. E. johnson has been appointed a JUS
tice of the peace in Hamilton county to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
F. R. Fem. special agent Of the. Bank
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pel1a to Atchison.
Fred Vandegrift insists on calling golf
4'gollof,' and claim he is not addicted to
it. His name is in the list of membership
of the Topeka club.
J. P. Easterly, editor of the Eureka
Union is in the city. He has recently
bought and combined with his paper the
Hamilton, Kansas, Post.
T. H. Roudebusl says that he has been
city hall proposition. Mr. ROudebush says
he is for the pro position.
The pickle sea son is here once more
and many a thrifty housewife Is making
pickles, not while the sun shines, but
while the cucuInbers last.
George c. Jameson has been appointed
ny Governor Stanley as justice Of the
peace for Martin township, Smith county,
vice j. {. Gregg, resigned.
The Santa Fe company will have a
booth at the -AtchisOn Corn Carnival Mr..
be engaged to prepare the booth.
Col Lindsay has issued a call for the
Tw enty-seCond regiment to meet In To-
peka for reunion September 25 to 30. |
The camp viii be in the fair grounds.
Poor Commissioner Hale recently receiv-
ed a letter addressed in this way: "A
Hale, Poor Mans Friend. Corner Grocery,
New Court House, Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. Annie I. Diggs says she intends to
people TO use the state library as soon as
the library is moved to the new rooms.
The remark was heard the other day
that when Fire station No. l in North To-
peka gets the new chemical engine people /
VIII be sending in alarms just to see it /
run.
WIN Davis of the Palace Clothing COM