The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-18
SNAP SHOTS ATHoMENEws.

OF all the dim joint pictures
I saw on the canvass cast,
The one of the stein of lager
Remains in my memory fast.
Not for the amber LIQUID
Rich as ambrosian draught,
Not for the cooling feeling
For he that the potion quaffed;
The style of the foaming collar"
Impressed my mind with awe,
For there was the great profit
Untouched by the usury law.
The government thermometer ranged
between 50 and 81 Friday.
There will be a Republican meeting
at the Kaw Valley school house.
Governor Stanley is expected home to-
morrow. He spoke at Eldorado yester-
day.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at the First
Methodist church Monday afternoon at
o'clock
Less than a week remains in which
to register. The registration books close
next Friday night.
]. J. Schenck, the Democratic candi-
date for county attorney. will speak at
Silver Lake tonight.
The primary Sunday School Teachers
union will meet at the Central Congre-
gational church this afternoon.
The brick plant bridge across the
Kansas river west of Topeka will be
open for travel in about two weeks.
Lavina Baker filed suit for divorce
lTOIIl Ddh0T III the district court
day afternoon DeSertion was charged
Senator Burton has gone to st. Louis
on business trip He will return In
time to speak in Concordia Monday
night.
The Auditorium meeting last night
would probably have given Galen Mich
OILS case of heart failure bad he been
there.
The Y. w. c. A. will organize Span
iSh class this evening at the association
rooms. The class is for both men and
women.
Drummond, will be sent to the girls in
dustrial school at Beloit. She is incor-
rigable.
The registration books close October
"a. Election Commissioner Williams
estimates that about $500 voters will be
registered.
DR.. Mcfarland made one hit at the
Auditorium last night. 1t was when he
referred to ''the deadly weapon the fash
light pistol"
The joint pictures would have been
much more satisfactory if Rev. A NJ.
jackson, who took the pictures had ex-
planned them.
For high grade work at low prices.
Dr. Littlef1eld's Special at $100, in
Guiding leather case, is a wonder. 507
Kansas avenue.
Rev. J. E. Everett. secretary of the
Oldl0 temperance union, Will preach III
the First Christian church both morn
ing and evening tomorrow.
new state bank has been organized
at Newton and was chartered yesterday.
1t will be called the Kansas State bank
and will be capitalized for $4,000.
A charter was granted yesterday to
ex-State Senator Stones new trust COM
pany, which will do business at Leaven-
worth. 1t is capitalized for 100000.
The streets and walks committee yes
terday inspected the Sixth street viaduct
and found that the work Of scraping
DONE
Samuel T. Howe has returned from
Colorado, where he has been suDerin-
tending the work on the placer mines at
Fairplay which are owned by Topeka
investors.
Handbills were scattered at the "Liv-
ing picture" meeting last night request
ing the people to vote for w. L. BOyIeS
for representative in the Thirty eighth
district.
The Nichols supporters are now try
ing to convince themselves that 1000
of the 5000 people at the Auditorium
last night went there on account of
curiosity.
The new Offices of the state board of
| agriculture in the south wing or the
state house have been completed and
the work of moving in has been com
menced by Secretary Coburn.
1t is said that an application for a
charter for an electric line from Kan
sas City to Olathe will be made within
few days. The proposed line is backed
| by farmers living on the proposed route
of the road.
Rev. NJ F. McKirahan will read g
paper before the Ministerial union at 10
O'Clock Monday morning on the subjest,
THE Care of the Poor" The meeting
will be held at the Y M. G. A. rooms
and visitors will be welcome.
Manager Frank Kelley of the Vine
wood Park railway, has announced that
his company will not build any more
suburban lines, or lines connecting To-
peka with small outlying towns. He
says that the efforts of his company
will be directed toward securing d
franchise to extend It's lines over the
streets within the city.
HOUSE ON MOUNTAIN PEAK.