The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-30
BRIEF BIS on IN NEws.
A Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

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j. W. Thompson and G.. G. Hostutler,
bankers from Washington county are
here looking after polit1caT matters and
to attend the Kansas Day banquet
tonight.
Best results in baking are found in
want to get all the good from the flour
want to get al the god from the flour
you want to insist on getting Per
lection" when you order from h
grocer.
The Midwinter fair opens at 1880
in the afternoon and at 1880 o'clock
every evening. The exhibitors need h
morning to clean up and get their
displays in order.
The man who saves his water pipes
these days is lucky to say the least.
Every sack of Taylor's Perfection"
-four is the same as the one before
and the one before is the best that can
be made from wheat. If you want
uniformity in your baking you should
insist on getting Perfection
County District Court Clerk Curtis
will shortly present a bill to the city
council for the costs in 1872 cases from
the police court which nave been dis
missed. The cost for each one VIII
probably average in the neighborhood
of Sc. Mr.. Curtis refuses to give out
the amount, saying that he will leave
that for the council to 90.
That heavy overcoat that is hanging
in the closet should be sent to Chivers
and when returned you won't know II
Next Thursday is grounding day.
The grand jury is meeting on the
third floor of the county court house
Instead of throwing away the suit
and going to the expense of a new
one send it to Chivers, n it will come
home new
Judge Hazen was an interested
spectator at the empaneling of the
grand jury this morning. He seemed
to enjoy the proceedings.
Ideal bread is not only the very
best bread made, but every loaf has a
label that is valuabl for presents.
When ordering from your grocer IN
sist on getting Ideal"
Two drunks were corraled at the
police station last night. This morn
ing lobe Tobias was arrested for
keeping and maintaining a nuisance
at the Copeland hotel drug store The
police said they were after Tobias Sat
urday night, but found him out"
Mrs. Julia Richard is sick at her
rooms, 500 East Eighth avenue.
The result of the meal depends on
the bread, and if you have Ideal"
bread you will nave the best 1t Is
made from the very best flour by ex-
pert workmen, in a clean, sanitary
bakery, and every loaf has a label
that is good for premiums.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Morrisey of
913 Clay street are h parents of a
boy. born this morning.
Ideal" bread has a difference from
any other bread. 1t is all that is good
in bread and besides the labels are
good for premiums.
The following birth has been re-
ported to the Office Of the city physl-
cian: Frank Saundersons boy, Ger
man avenue, Oakland.
This cold weather is hard on the
fuel bill, but if you would try wood
from Geo. Hampe. Independent phone
S75. 3 rings. for one month you will
note a great difference in saving
The unpaved strip down the center
of Fourth street between Polk street
and Western avenue viii be paved.
This is a section which was left I'M
paved as a result of a controversy be-
tween the property owners and the
Topeka street railway at the time the
Fourth street pavement was placed
down.. The street railway removed its
tracks and changed their line from
Fourth to Third and thus got out of
the expense of paving their right OF
way. At first h property owners de-
cided to curb the center of the street
and turn the unpaved section into a
small park but this later was ADAM
doned in favor of paving. The mat
ter of paving Will be preached at the
next meeting of the streets and walks
committee and action secured by the
next ouncil meeting which comes on
February 6.
If you want good. clean, hard. dry
wood. call Geo. Hampe, Independent
DIlOllG . D. D lAA6os AAE AE1-@
economy in wood than in any other
fuel, especially when you can get such
good wood from him so cheap.
Assistant City Engineer King is COM
pleting some plans for a new city pest
house to take the place of the poorly
equipped pest house now in use at the
fair grounds.
There is a saving in coal bought of J.
p. Butterfly. Ind. Phone 279. because II
is god and clean. Agent for Mount
Carmel Coal company
The judiciary committee Of the coun-
ell met Saturday afternoon. The meet
was called to effect some sort of
compromise with the attorney Of Jerry
White who sued the city for $3.50,
claimed as damages from injuries sus-
tanned on the 18th of December, 1903,
by reason of a defective sidewalk. The
sidewalk in question was the one on
the south side of Fifth street between
street and Kansa avenue. The
compromise has as yet not been effect
ed, however.
For the best messenger service in
town call either phone 1882, the Hasty
Messenger service.