The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-09
BRIEF BINS OF CITY NEWS.
A Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.


Commonwealth Hand laundry which is
now located in their new location at 601
I topeka avenue In the new location
the Commonwealth will be in a better
position to serve you. They will give
/ special attention to family washing,
and lace curtain work, and this class. of
work VIII receive the same attention
that they give to their linen work.
A fire owing its origin to SCOT on a
roof was discovered at SOB West Rail-
road street, Saturday evening at 7:45.
The department made the run and ex-
| tinguished the fire without material
loss. The house is owned by NJ. Man
son.
Rev. H. r. Pinckney. of Mound City.
/ Kan, will preach at the Asbury NJ E.
chuch at 1880 this evening.
There is more good things for the ia
Die at the Peoples market. 20S Kansas
avenue, than at any other market in
the city. Give us your order.
The special session of the council
which was scheduled for this week
/ Wednesday has been postponed. No
! date has been set yet. A number of the
/ councilmen found that IL would be i'm
possible for them to attend. In conse-
/ quence of this postponement Chairman
1 SWendsOn of the committee on streets
and walks will call the meeting of his
committee for Tuesday, tomorrow ev-
ening.
The Peoples market, independent
phone 542, have more good things for
the table than any other market in the
CITY Give US your telephone order. De-
hNefy made promptly.
Councilman Hughes of the Sixth
ward is having estimates prepared for
tlnting up the walls and ceilings OF
the offices in the city building. He
will take the estimates and submit
them for action to the council meeting
on January 1 6. The Municipal league
meets here on the 18th and one of the
Things on the program is an inspection
of the city building by the members
of the league. With the present con-
dition of the walls and ceilings this
inspection could not result as very
gratifying to the city Since the erec-
ton of the building nothing has been
done to the rooms in the way of tint
ing or papering them and as a con-
sequence the walls have taken on a
very begrimed appearance. The coun-
ell cha4nber could likewise stand at
tention.
There is nothing that pleases the
ladies half so much as visit to Col
lier's after the theater. This cafe
gives special attention to after theater
parties, and it has become the proper
thing to do. In addition to the lunch,
Mr. Collier has the agency for the eel
ebrated Bell Mead Sweets. the most
famous of all CONNECTIONS
Registration at the commissioner of
elections Office has reached 425. The
registration has been at a stand still
for the last two days.
The Kansas State Barber Board has
been in session in Topeka today. This
is the first session of the year 1905.
Ladies down town at the noon hour,
will find Golfers cafe a neat and at
tractive place to take their lunch.
Special attention is given to the noon
day lunch, and especially to the lady
customers.
Work on the dyke along the Kansas
river bank in North Topeka has been
delayed because of objections made by
property owners. When Fritz & Wat
son, the contractors, started working
on some land at the foot of Jackson
street this morning the owner pro-
tested on the ground that his lana had
not been condemned and he ordered
the teams off the ground. The board
of county commissioners will 1nveSt1-
gate and determine whether or not
the land was condemned; If the land
was not condemned it will mean de-
lay Of the work.
If you are a lover of the choicest
CONNECTIONS, try a package OF the cele-
brated Bell Mead sweets on sale at
the Collier cafe. This choice candy
comes in several sized packages, and
one trial will convince you that it is
the very best candy you have ever
eaten.
The Scandinavian Independent club
will meet at 222 Kansas avenue to-
night to elect officers.
Have you ever realized the many
good things that one can make from
Perfection" -four? There is no artl-
cannot be received from the use of
this -four than from any other In
your next grocery order include a
sack
SMALLPOX is reported from 624 Tyler
street. Along with the line of business
methods which obtain at the city ply
sician's office the report is faulty aue
fails to state the name Of the family.
Whether it is bread, cakes. pies. pud-
dings. or whatever it is you will fine
a better result in Perfection" flour
than in any other, and this is due to
the fact that this flour is made by the
most modern process known to flour
makers.
Topeka lodge No. SO knights of
Pythias installed its officers Saturday
night at their hall at Seventh street
and Kansas avenue.
The result is in the flour, and if your
bread is not what it should be why not
try a sack of perfection" This flour
is becoming more popular every day, |
because it is all that is claimed for It, |
T. F. Doran will soon erect a hand |
some summer home on his farm near
VinewoOd.
The streets and walks committee Of
the council viii not convene until the |
latter part of this week. The streets |
and walks committee have a number
of gas franchises in their hands for |
consideration and will be called upon
for report from the council next Mon |
day The committee meeting will he |
held either Thursday or Friday
Starting today the Common |
wealth Hand Laundry Will be |
at their new location, col !
Topeka avenue, where they will be pre-
pared to serve their customers more |
promptly than they did at the old /
stand, now having more than double |
the room. This laundry which has been |
in Topeka but a short time has made
more advancement than any other
laundry ever started in Topeka, ana in
their new location they viii be in better |
shane to turn out their work. Vow |