The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
4 Collection Of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

and made by expert bakers, from the
very best flour, and in a clean sanitary
way. Besides the red tags on every
loaf is good for premiums.
A committee of representative BUSH
ness men from Winfield. in Cowley
county, consisting of NJ B. Light, E.
w. Bolinger, c. T. Franks. M E.
Johnson, w J. Kennedy and Cal
Ferguson, are in Topeka asking that
section 3 of the Hackney bill, provid-
ing that gas and oil companies cannot
pipe oil through a city, be amended
and eXempting therefrom cities now
having existing gas and oil franchises,
SO as to leave such cities of the second
and third class under control of the
mayor and councilmen of their re-
spective cities.
Vesper's Mothers" bread is the re-
suit of thirty years practice, and is
all and even more than good bread
should be. Red tags on every loaf
for premiums. Sav them.
]. Gibson, a Santa Fe lineman, of
Topeka, has 0 to Ottawa. Kan.s
to live.
Have you ever considered the good
things you can ave for breakfast
from the products of Taylor's mill?
Hot biscuits from Perfection" flour,
Maize and perfectly pure buckwheat
cakes from their pure buckwheat.
Any one of these will make an enjoy
able breakfast.
LIEU IL I'LL AAAO
been brought to the Topeka reform
school. is seems seAz
In your ,nex1 grocery order include
a sack of Taylor's Perfection" flour,
and you will have no more trouble
with your bread. There is no flour on
the market that has such uniformity
in results as has Perfection"
Mrs. Schleichter, widow of the late
Simon Schleichter, of Topeka, but for
merly of Abilene. and her daughter,
Wiruinio p SnnnHinO a faxxr rNnalC in
Chicago with Mrs. Ella Bert.
The Atchison Globe says: Melba
carried away $500 of Topeka's
money, and ToDkea's share of the
concert was $500. After expenses
were paid, $3.50 was left for the pipe
organ fund. Still, Topeka had a
chance to climb the high notes, and
look as If up in musical matters.
How is your linen wearing. Is it
being Numbered to suit you? If it is
not, send it to the Commonwealth
Hand laundry and notice the differ
ence when it comes home from the
way it used to look. Both phones
1907.
h high school graduating exer-
cises will be held tomorrow evening
at the assembly hall.
The Midwinter fair next Monday.
In your telephone order tomorrow
morning include a loaf of "IdeaI'
bread. There is one pound in every
lOdl II lOdL 1aOCIS are NdludD16 lOII
premiums. Call at He'll & Fitzgerald's
and see hen
An explosion of an oil lamp at the
residence of Frank Lindsay, 1922 Tay-
Tor street at z O'Clock last night caused
a small fire. The blaze was put out
without any material damage.
Call 1882 day or night. both phones,
for Hasty Messenger service. The SER
vice that serves you in a hurry.
Sheriff Lucas has received word from
T - H. IL
with assault before the Shawnee county
court had been caught and was in Gus
tody at that place. She was let out
under q $500 bond and ran away. Milt
Stoker was her bondsman.>
If you love your wife send your fam
lily washing to the Mutual laundry.
There is nothing so hard on a woman
as wash day, and when you consider
the expense there is to it, you will find
there is more onomy by sending it
to the Mutual, and the work will please
you.
Call George Hampe, nd. phone S75-3
rings and have him deliver you a load
of that good dry wood he has. His
prices are lower than any one else in
town
Atchison Globe: THE Topeka papers
abuse the Wichita hotel keepers for
turning down Booker T. Washington,
stop while in Topeka 2" Booker Wash
ington was a guest of John M. Wright,
deputy county treasurer during his stay
in Topeka
Try burning wood from George
Hampe, Ind. phone 375-3 rings. for one
month and note the difference in your
heating bill. Wood delivered same day
order is received. All wood hard and
dry
George Hetherington. who went to La
Junta for a few days has returned to
Topeka
There is more enjoyment and nourish-
ment in one loaf of Ideal bread for
five cents than you can get from any
thing else for the price and the labels
are good from premiums
The physicians over the city are com-
plying more closely to the provisions of
the order issued by the city board of
health regarding reports Of births. The
regularity with which they have been
sent in within the past few days is a
novelty. The following We're reported
today. R. W. Eaton, 500 Lawrence
street. female child; Philip Bordricks,
girl; Fred Klaunere, 737 Quincy street.
girl; F. Solomon, 915 North Lincoln,
! boy; Robert Palmer. so9 North Topeka