The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-23
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.


DR.. Berry makes speciality of ca
tarrh of the nose. throat, lungs and
stomach. 725 Kansas avenue.
The portico entrance at the Auditor
ium still remains in its disgra cefully
dirty condition. AS an example of
municipal care taking it is anything
but encouraging.
DR.. Berry Specialist on catarrh of
the nose, head, throat lungs, stomach
and intestines. 725 Kansas avenue.
A few over 20 dog owners in the city
have paid their dog tax thus far.
though there are only about 1900 dogs
IN town of thoroughbred and monde
script character The penalty goes on
after April and those who are main
tanning kennels on their premises will
save a few dollars by paying in now.
If you want the very best work on
your linen that can be done, send your
bundle to the Commonwealth Hand
laundry. There is a difference in the
appearance of their work as compared
with any other.
Governor Hoch received a letter this
morning from q Chicago lady who de-
sires to help in the fight against the
place where she can purchase real
Kansas oil for fire starting purposes.
She says: ITO the Governor of Kansas,
Dear Sir: The women of Illinois (SOnne
fight against the Standard Oil company.
We wish there was something we could
do. If you will let us know where we
can buy Kansas oil we will pay more
for it than for Standard. and not use
another drop of the latter
This warm weather suggests the
washing of your lace curtain. If
you want them done properly send
them to the Commonwealth Hand laun-
dry.
The Wonen's Municipal league will
meet 2:30 Friday afternoon in the 9.
Ia r. hall. Mrs. T. f. Carver is the
president of the league and the organl-
cation is one which was formed with a
view to take a certain part in the mum
licipal affairs of the city. This meeting
will be the first of a political nature in
paign this spring. A number of those
interested will give addresses and 1t IS
expected that Mayor BergundthaI VIII
be upon the programme.
Let us have your order for your new
spring pants. we have the largest va
riety of style patterns. and oud work is
guaranteed to please you. The Topeka
Pants company.
Chief Stahl got busy on Wednesday
night and arrested the following on
the charge of keeping and maintain
ing nuisances: Pete PIamondon,
Frank Buckmaster, Al Hayslip, Gus
Alberts, Sylvan Kline. George Klauer,
J. ]. Artzer.
careful attention. Let us have your
order in the morning. We have every
thing in the grocery and meat line.
Warmers grocery and meat market.
Both phones.
Louis Marker was this morning
fined SIS in the police court for stealing
railroad iron. glr
There is nothing more palatable for
breakfast than good ham or bacon
We have the best in the city at the
lowest price Peoples market. Both
phones 245.
First Sergeant Darby of the Topeka
police force is grandfather. a
daughter was born on Wednesday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. William Darby.
This morning the state board of
legal examiners, composed of J. D.
Mcfarland, L. H Perkins. G. H. Buck
man, c. F. Hutchins and r. f. Thomp-
son, examined and admitted to the
courts of Kansas the following appli-
cants: George w. Freerks, Kingnnan;
Robert n. McMilIen, lola; Bert G.
Wood Winfield; V. H Biddison, Man
haitian; Theodore r. Bartlett, Coffey-
vile; Carl Van Ripper, Dodge City:
Frank Knittle, Sa1ina; Israel Nelson,
Lfndsborg. PSI
The sameness in every sack of Tay-
lor's HPerfectioil' -four is what makes
it so popular. Every lady who has
used this brand knows the result OF
the baking will be what she wants.
The city engineer will soon be di-
rected by the mayor to locate the lines
the waterworks company at it's Har-
rison street station. There is some
question as to the exact location of
these lines and the city engineer will
endeavor TO make plat which will
show the exact condition. This ques-
ton as to the location of the lines was
-one of the minor questions involved in
the transfer of the property.
The whole of the wheat and the very
best wheat at that is what is in every
sack of Taylor's Perfection" flour.
Infants. ChHdren's Boys and Girls