The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-16

home nine miles northwest of Stock
dale, was taken back to the asylum
Tuesday morning by an attendant, +.
G. Austin. The authorities at Manhat-
tan were notified of his escape, and
Sheriff Boyle and Marshal Boiler drove
to the Krouse home where they found
the insane man.
There is economy and satisfaction
in a loaf of the celebrated Mothers
bread and every loaf contains full SIX
teen ounces.
The Leavenworth Times says:
agent Henry Case at the union sta
ton picked up a lost girl yesterday
who was trying to get to Topeka. Shes
stated that her home was not in that
city, but that she wanted to go there.
Before the agent could do anything in
the case the girl got suspicious and
slipped quietly away"
Get the hahit-send your clothes to
Chivers.
The Christian Endeavor union of
this city is controlled by delegates
representing each society, who, when
assembled, are called a congress-. This
congress meets the third Monday in
each even numbered month.
Don't overlook your appearance IN
your hurry during the Christmas time.
Let Chiver fix you up.
General Hugh Cameron, the Kan
sas Hermit, will shortly go to Washing
ton to attend the inauguration of Pres
ident Roosevelt. He has attended every
Inauguration since that of 'Old Rough
and Ready Jackson.
We carry a most complete assortment
of unburnt wood in various designs,
point lace, hand embroidery, and hun
dreds of little fancy articles desirable
for Christmas presents. Mrs. Anna M.
Trap, 10 Kansas avenue. Ind. phone
372
Division Superintendent c. T. Nc
Clellan of the Santa Fe of Topeka has
been making a trip of inspection over
his division. He was accompanied by
Trainmaster A. E. Austin, and Superin-
tendent of Machinery F. N. Risteen
superintendent J. L. Barnes accom-
panied the party over the Howard
branch on the Southern Kansas df-
vision.
Baking day is a bad day for the wife.
pers bread wagon to stop every day.
Every loaf of their celebrated Moth
er's" bread contains sixteen ounces.
The Leavenworth Times says: For
four days, continuing until Sunday
night the sixth annual exhibition of the
Leavenworth Poultry and Pet Stock
association is to be given. One of the
features of the exhibition will be the
performing pigeons to be placed on ex-
hibition by NJ. S. Hankla of Topeka.
There are tumblers which turn from
one to three somersaults in the air like
circus performers and others that will
ne uONn anu roll unIAi the spectators
themselves become dizzy. One of the
pigeons took the prize at the Worlds
fair by rolling over 80 feet"
T. F. Doran left today for Morris
county where he will hunt rabbits and
visit with his parents.
Breakfasts such mornings as these
are never complete unless you
have buckwheat cakes, and the cakes
are made of Taylor's pure buckwheat,
there is no other meal of the day that
can compare with it. There is a de-
liciousness all it's own in cakes made
from Taylor's buckwheat flour, because
from the very best buckwheat obtain
able. There is no shorts or siftings,
nothing but the pure buckwheat itself.
The docket for the January term of
the district court the first term at
which Judge Dana will preside, will be
quite heavy. There are 81 divorce
cases, which is not an unusually large
number; 1853 city cases from the police
court, gone up on appeal; and a heavy
will not be as large as usual.
With each trimmed hat sold by Mrs.
1. L. K. Stewart, regardless of the price,
she will give one chance on a beautiful
sofa pillow. valued at $15 While down
drop in and see it.
Bert NicoI the Normal college
coach of Emporia, is in Topeka.
Judge Dick Hayden was a visitor at
Emporia yesterday.
Jesse Click the window trimmer at
Crosby Bros department store, is a
song writer. He has composed sew
eral successful songs, and while Lew
Dockstader's MINISTRIES were in To-
peka he signed a contract with Man
nv ofr nF 40 for oil