The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-15

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work upon a similar document for 1923.
| D Q MeCray, and ]. F. Afford are
| back from Xellville, Ark, where thev have
been Inspecting their mining properties.
! Attorney General GODDARD has returned
| from a six weeks vacation spent among
| lakes.
Mr.; G. c; Shoals. superintendent of tele-
! Spending a week with his family in Chi
| cago.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon and, wife are
| ing to Detroit to make tour of the great
Four men will be sent out by the G. A.
| r. reunion committee in a short time to
bill the state with the reunion advertising
The fifth annual log rolling Of the lie
| TENDER &c.
,e Court officials are ENJOYING compa;T a
/ uVely easy time Just now. There is so / :
| tie new litigation filed that they CAN not
! George Carter. who lives near Meridian.
! was bitten Sunday by a dog supposed 10
| be mad He was taken to Kansas City FOR
| Governor Stanley speaks at Norton to-
| day and will spend the remainder of the
week filling engagements in various parts
Frank N West of Peabody has been
| appointed by Brigadier General J. W. F.
hughes, X. N. G., an aide with the rank
! of lieutenant.
-, ToP 2eks people are much interested in
understand it fully they read and disc.iss
! all the details.
| The next will be bicycle races and that
! means more tan for the contestants. Mo1e
| because a greater area of tannable sur
| face is exposed.
Already some of the enthusiasts are be-
| ginning to think about football. Nobody
but an enthusiast could think about it
| this kind of weather.
Topeka tennis players have resolved TO
practice more before next years tourna-
ment. Most of the Topeka players did
not show up well this year.
| Smokers who visit Rosser's drug
! store, 10th and Topeka Ave, are prais-
| ing the LaBautana sc cigar.
| A Kaneas City paper yesterday publish
ed a column Of Interviews .r1 with Kansas
| they all commend the book.
A Topeka man received a telegram of
two pages from San Francisco a few days
found it was prepaid, Sc. 20.
Dr.. Joseph King, who has been visiting
to make the entire trip in that way.
as delivery wagons for groceries It looks
rather odd for a wagon marked United
states Mall to be delivering SquaShe5.
Judge Hook will come home from his
vacation up in Wisconsin on August %.
There are a number of matters in the fed
I eral court that require his attention.
Hiawatha World: Topeka people are in
er to use the second floor of the CITY j.
krary for a reading room or dancing
The W. c. T U. met Monday night in
the parlors of the First Methodist church.
need of money while the fathers drank to
excess.
Whenever people read an item about a
minister whose name is not given they are
always more anxious to find out who ne
fession.
Some of the people who live on Tenth
avenue are now becoming excited, fearing
that the pavement will not be completed
sets in.
A Topeka optician has one window al
most filled with thermometers of eEeTV
year that people like to look at a Their
mometer.
The hall floor in the east wing of the
state 81 mouse mas oee1 i o1eq ana a width
rubber mat has also been placed at the
People who have to climb to the third
floor of the, federal building are looking
Hook will get here and the federal elcva-
tor will start
The Modocs have volunteered their ser
vices for the entertainment which will be
gfven by the y9}ung ta die Of the Church
Wednesday evening
Have a cigar said Charlie. Don't
care if do" said Tom, IF it is a Chau1-
cey NJ. Depew cigar. That is the best I'VE
CENT cigar made, and IS sold by r. W.
Squires at 1872 Kansas avep Ie -
There is an unnecessary supply of melon
rindS on East First street. which ought
to be cleaned llp and some kind of I1roVis-
throwing such refuse in The streets.
Hutchinson News; The state soldiers
Year This is rnistake The old s9Idiers
prefer the park and ought to have it.
Fred Harrison, formerly of Topeka. who
was stenogTapher to General Auditor
similar position with Mr.. w. 6. Nixon.
superintendent of the Chicago division OF
Sheriff Cook had several of his fingers
badly bHstered few days ago by a rope.
"a into it Behind de him and before oi he
could drop it his hands were blistered.
A Topeka man who has read conside~a-
bly, lately about Yellville, Ark, wants to
know where the place got its name He
place until he looked it up in an atlas.
Street fakirs are becoming extremely
has been performing tricks with cards in
order to draw a crowd and while the trick
his stuff.
Fred AGcCabe has filed q. suit in the dis
wife. Elizabeth McCabe. Who. he says VS.
LEFT him in 1897 ana he doesn't know
Chicago in 1894.
Wichita Beacon: The New York Journal
made nice bluff when it offered Rev. &.
NJ. Sheldon of Topeka $50 a year to be-
come member of its editorial stan The
had accepted
This rapidly changing weather is hard
on t e chappies who pretend to keep up
with the extremes of styla- IN order 70
properly be strictly in fa.'hion it would
sized clothing store.
The Democratic Flambea club is max
ing several changes IN their hall at M 40
Kansas avenue. They expect to relurnish
the hall with new curtains and furniture
and when completed will be one Of the
incest halls in the city.
Sheriff Morisette of Cloud county, came
to Topeka yesterday and took G. c. Glenn
ems back with him to Concordia. He had
a warrant to compel Glen" to speak
before the Cloud county Populist conven-
ton at Concordia today.
AS Ewing Herbert sees it: The liquor
question will be the main issue in tne fall
campaign in Shawnee county. The tenn
perance sentiment is strong in the coun-
try, but not strong enough to make To-
peka a dry town. 1t will be fight of
country against town.