The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-29

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! G. L. Mason 1015 Clay street, has
been quarantined for scarlet fever.
Dreisbach & .Stauffenburg made, some
fresh Pennsylvania Scrapple today.
| If you have business troubles consult
Fay Monroe, clairvoyant, 206 East Fifth.
S. A. Maxwell was granted a building
permit for the erection of a $4,000 dwell
ing at 916 Lane street.
The Woodmen of the World will give
a dance this evening at their hall at
Sixth and Quincy street. -..r.-.-
The Woman's Mission circle of the
First Baptist church will, meet at the
church tomorrow at 3 p. m.
There is more value in one of Burg
harris Favorite cigars for 3 cents than
in most 10 cent cigars. Try them. =,
A nice fresh lot of Pennsylvania
Scrapple was made today by Dreisbach
& Stauffenburg and it is delicious.
A meeting of the east side improve
ment society will be held in the old
Parkdale school house this evening.
The annual big feed of the Kansas
Day club which will be held at the au-
ditorium commencing at $50 this eve
ming and will last as long as the
speeches and food hold out.
The first case of smallpox to be
placed under quarantine for the month
of January was cardedy. yesterday by
the city board of health at 929 Monroe
street. The house is occupied by E.
Neffs.
There are three bachelor members
in the senate and all of them claim to
have won beauty prizes in baby con-
tests during the earlier hours of their
existence, though present indications
belle their assertions.
Now that you know who is going to
run for office on the Repu blican ticket
for city offices you had better find out
iSfa nd
registration books will closet the pri-
mary on Friday, March 8.
Hundreds of carnations worn as
bouttonieres today indicate theadmira
ton felt by those wearing them for
William Mckinley, and they are moi
worn in honor of the Kansas Day cluk
nor the natal day of the state.
DR.. H. d. sRucker, Who formerly con-
Quoted tent theater at the corner of
Fourth and Madison streets and sold
his medicines as side line, has sailed
for Europe where he will spend three
months in seeing Egypt and the Holy
Land. f"-
There are five cases set for trial in
the district court Monday, February H.
in which the state is the prosecuting
witness and Samuel Leiberman, for
merly junk dealer. who is charged
with receiving stolen property is the
defendant t
Owing to the fact that case of
pupils of Sutherin school last week the
school house was fumigated Monday,
while the remainder of the pupils
hunted for smoother ice or sought the
cottontail.
Jack johnson, who won local fame
and some cash as a pugilist has tel
egraphed from Philadelphia where
he went in search of new honors, that |
he has a strong desire to return to |
Kansas and will take the first train |
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to him.
winter exposition for 1908 comes from |
Ralph Brigham today with the an
nouncement that the Auditorium has
been secured for the ten days COM
the exposition will be bigger and bet I
ter than ever before. -
Owing to the illness of Mrs. A. w. +
Dana in Chicago and the absence of t
Judge Dana who is at her bedside there
will be no. cases heard in the district /
court this week, though if it is possible /
Tor Judge Dana to return to Topeka by I
the last of the week the docket will |
be called Saturday as usual.
M. A. Hutcheson, representative
from Shawnee county, has introduced /
a bill making it a felony to Shoot or/
wound a domestic animal worth more
than $40, which may be the means of
landing some Of the Topeka. hunters 1
who are in the habit of shooting farm
ers' stock in the penitentiary.
From the answer given CounciIrnan4l
Joseph GriIey bysW c. Ralson, sSere-d
airy Of the city Republican central
committee when he attempted to pay
his assessment and denounce Demo-
,racy, it appears as though there is no /
chance for a penitent, even though he +
would renounce the faith of his faith
srs and the teachings of his childhood.
Major A. NJ. Harvey. former cham
pion chess player of the state, is in
raining for the state meet which Will
be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. building