The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-06
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
A Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

n OOuectlOn or Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.
Miss Daisy Wellman. of 317 East
Eighth street, was painfully cut and
bruised in a runaway at the corner of
Sixth and Fillmore, at about o'clock
/ Thursday evening. The horse was pre-
viously frightened from a street car
and became unmanagable while being
/ tied, throwing Miss Wellman to the
pavement. DR.. Mulvane was summoned
and took several stitches over Miss
/ Wellnlan's left eye which was rather
badly cut. T. G. Roe assumes the
blame for the accident.
Before you give the suit away let
Chivers take "a look at it, and after he
has passed his opinion on the matter,
we will wager that you leave it with
him.
For Her Sake" played at Marys,
vile, Kas., last Tuesday night. The
Marysville Advocate-Democrat says:
ut is filed with realistic scenes and
thrilling climaxes." 1t ought there
fore to satisfy Topeka
Chivers can make ladies' old clothes
so different, that instead of passing
them on, as so many have done, they
now take them to him, and their
friends wonder how they can afford SO
many new dresses.
Henry Holman got a $15 fine from
Judge Hamilton this morning for dis
turbing Pat Coney's peace and quietude
slightly under the influence of booze
and going up the steps to Mr.. Coney's
Office at Fourth and Kansas avenue, he
raised a. rumpus in the hall and tried
to batter down the door. Captain Coney
tumbled him down the steps and out on
the street. Holman insisted on return
ing, so a policeman was called. Holman
was tried this morning and assessed
SIS
After the theater there is nothing
equal to a visit to the Collier Cafe for
lunch and then a box of Bell Mead
Sweets to take home with you. This
delicate candy is made especially for
the choicest trade, and can be found in
Topeka only at Golfers.
The city council did not meet last
night in special session owing to the
absence from the city of President
Street of the Topeka Water company.
Mr.. Street stated in a letter today that
it would be impossible for him to re-
turn in time for a session tonight so
the special session will have to be de-
ferred until some time Saturday Next
week is a busy week and the mayor is
anxious for the council to get together
Saturday. Mr.. Street is inspecting
some properties in which he is interest
ed near by.
THAT may be true said a woman
to a groceryman today, but there is no
just as good for me. want the Per-
lection flour or I don't want any" La
dies everywhere are using it, and find
flour.
Secretary Anderson, of the CONNER
cial club, has a list of roOning places
as long as your arm for the benefit of
both candidates for jobs as pages, in
the Office, to show the lawmakers
around.
Things are dead as the proverbial
doorpost around the police station.
For three days and three nights the
patrol wagon has not been called out |
No arrests were made on Thursday |
night. and none up until noon today |
arrests; the first five days this year
brought in II, just One-half-
Soiled or dusty lace curtains will |
spoil the appearance of the most law
ishly furnished room, so when you can |
have such excellent lace curtain laun-
dry work done at the Commonwealth |
hand laundry, why not take them
down and send them out This strict
ly hand laundry guarantees all its |
work.
There has been a great demand for
the report of the city's attorneys upon /
the title of the Topeka Water COM
which were printed for distribution
among the councilmen and those in
terested have been exhausted City
Chas. Spencer has ordered |
the printing of fifty additional copies
There is more pleasure contained in
one box of the celebrated Bell Mead
sweets than in any other CONNECTION
that is possible for you to buy. This
famous brand is for sale only at Col
liers' cafe. 1t comes in different
Everyone will readily agree that the
Grand theater could accommodate a
which necessitates a special
train of six cars" with thirty" stage
hands and forty or sixty" or
eighty or a. hundred" people, which
ever it is, in better shape than the
Crawford theater.
Everyone always gives little more
attention to the Sunday dinner than
they do to the other dinners of the
week, and if they will visit the Peo-
pies market at 2O3 Kansas avenue
they will find bargains in the most
staple stuffs, as well as the most COM
plete meat and fish, game and oyster
market in the city For tomorrow we
will offer two cans of standard toma-
toes for Is cents, two cans Of Wis