The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-09-07
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Next Wednesday is circus day.

The Catholic parochial school has
The new Mail and Breeze building is
completed.
The Crawford theater viii be dark until
J. N. Frank has re-engaged in the gro
Gerry business.
Boxing has come into favor since the
prize % fight
The Edison smoke stack will be 200 feet
high when completed.
MarshaIs band will give a concert at
Garfield park tonight.
The. dust in some places in North To-
peka is a foot in depth.
Mrs. Charles H. Ridgeway has returned
from visit in Colorado.
The city schools open Monday, but the
scholars must go to the circus
Two Santa Fe shop teams will play ball
at Athletic park next Saturday
The regular weekly band concert at
Work on the vestibules of the Church
of the Assumption has commenced
The dndeIpendent s Sec 7di club
This kind of weather is hard on ban
anas, as it forces them to ripen very fast
The street sweeper was used to good
advantage on Jackson street last night.
Several long strings of fish have been
caught in the river near the railroad
Superintendent Nelson will speak at the
Swedish Lutheran church next Sunday
The headquarters Of the Ancient order
of the Pyramids are to be moved to Kan
sas City.
HAY presses, TlTeSh1ng machines ana
try roads.
school supplies have the right of Sway
in the stationers windows for the next
two weeks.
The Tenth avenue paving has been COM
pleted on the south side of the avenue to
Polk street
The children of the Industrial school
picnicked the WaShburn college cam
pus this morning.
School will begin next week. but the at
tendance on Wednesday will be light 1t
will be circus day
The Current Literature club and the
Ralston club both picntcked IN CARRIED
park Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. J. J. Burdge. who has been acting
pOria, has returned to Topeka.
The room in the city jail where the con-
fscated liquor is stored smells like a
brewery and distilIery combined.
Harry Dunmire of Lyon county. serv-
burglary, has applied for pardon.
In place of giving away a toy, the Aug
school books free with every boys suit.
The secretary Of state collected for the
month of August 1915 in fees, which have
/ been turned into the state treasury.
/ State Superintendent Frank Nelson says
1 the enrollment at Kansas colleges this
1 year will exceed all previous records.
The Second Cumberland Presbyterian
/ Sunday school will hold it's annual picnic
/ on the campus at Washburn tomorrow.
I Mr.. John Hungate was married yester-
/ the bride in Whiting, jackson county
| Chief Ramsey expects to go to San
| Francisco to welcome home the Twentieth
| Kansas. His son Charles is a member.
/ Watermelons that sold a few weeks ago
/ for 20 cents can now be had direct from
! the farmer to the consumer for cents.
No assessment in the A. O.. U; w this
year that this notice has been sent out.
1T, There win be ~, small suphfower crop
fields have been claimed by weeds Of any
sort.
George T. Nicholson, passenger traffic
! manager of the Santa Fe, passed through
I Topeka Wednesday on his way to Chi
: cago.
The man who said a few days ago:
! August is our hottest month and Sep
TENDER will be cooler has taken to the
! woods.
James H. Blake of Shawnee county who
is in the penitentiary for bigamy, has
Governor Stanley
At a. large meeting of the retail clerks
ing the clerks to vote and work for the
/ city hall proposition.
: Clyde Smith. of Lecompton, is assist
( Ing in the Rock Island ticket ofttce. dur
J who is in Philadelphia
The Joplin Herald company has been
( oQrgaalnizze zee with p. w Tatman president,
Secretary. All ex-Topekans.
/ The worl1men on the top of the Edison
J smol1estack swing around $50 feet up in
/ than ten feet above the ground.
When you feel the need of a good smoke
/ just step into ROsser's drug store at the
! corner of Tenth and Topeka avenues, and
I call for a La Bautana fve-cent cigar
nonnd are sn some people IN town whE
| and the people are in Bed irving to sleep
| The smell coming from some of the res
I enough to drive away MANY a hungry
I customer rather than induce him to come
! in.
L Beard & Co. of this city. wholesale
under the laws of Indiana, has fled APP
plication for a charter to do business in
( A Topeka man who hasn't done a good
( gay work IN q year. announces that ne
! friends wonder what he is going to take
Offer your enemies a Gath cigar and
see how quick they become your friends
It is the best five cent cigar sold and can
! sas avenue.
Frank. Nelson, state superintendent. will
! speak at Wahoo, Neb., September u. Sen
ator Thurston is also one OF the speakers
I Swedish-Americans.
The charge again Spot Ellis in the
charged with stabbing Jerry AGerriweath-
viii not be out for SO days IS" - ''--' anu
The A. o. Z. W. lodges of Topeka are
The grand lodge of the order in Topeka
The committee of forty will meet tonight
to consider the arrangements.
The state school fund commissioners
Pherson county school district $500: John
/ Reno, 5000.
( The retail clerks association has elected
new OFFICERS for the organization as fol-
/ lows; President, George NJ Buchanan;
first vice president, F. D. Baker: second
vice president, F. W. Strawn: financial
secretary. w W. Shopper; recording sec
rotary, Doc Newman.
Major Anderson has received a copy of
THE Kansas Volunteer" a new song
written, bot, both words and music. by Mrs.
| Kan. In a letter M. RS Mcdaniel expresses
the hope that the Modoc club will give
the song a place the list of those thew
sing when the Twentieth comes home
The song is published by a New York
music house.