The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

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There will be an important meeting of
the Commercial club this evening
Fay Monroe, elairvoyant, 206 East
Sixth, reads your past, present and fu-
ture.
Local poultry fanciers will meet al
81 Quincy street tonight TO discuss
proposed show in Topeka
Twenty young men FROM Washburn
viii attend the state Y NJ. c. A con-
vention which meets in Ottawa this
week.
/ If you are a smoker and have not
/ tried Burghart's Favorite, cent
| straight cigar, you have missed all that
/ is good in smoke
| 1t cost the city s15.0s6-S1 for January's
| expenses. last year for the Same month
/ it was So. 337. IS. The street department
is responsible for about $4,000 Of this
/ On Thursday Sirrouje. the woman
1 Raf1es at the Novelty will be locked In
] a packing case from the Palace Cloth
| ing Co. and left to work her way out.
| BY starting their fires Sunday after
noon the ianitors of the different
school buildings had all the schooi
! rooms in the city warm and comfort
able yesterday
/ The Shawnee Horticulture society
| will meet in the rooms of the state So
ciety at o'clock Thursday afternoon
and not Friday as has been errone-
ousiy published
o. w Bronson of Topeka. is the
author of a clever and entertaining
article on the Custer massa ere publish
ed in the current number Of the Over
land Monthly of san Francisco
The plumbers harvest DAYS are not
here vet but will be seen if the tenn
perature takes an upward turn so that
the frozen pipes will thaw and COM
nence their work of destruction
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kansas Authors and BookIsvers' club
will be held the residence of Ssna-
tor George P Morehouse, 21S West
Eighth avenue, Wednesday evening
ID to the present time every thing
fudfea tes that the ground hog made
no mistake when he hurried back into
| winter quarters after taking one look
at his shadow the second Of the month
The sixteenth annual meeting of the
Kansas Master Plum bers' association
is now in session in this city which
/ NAV in some remote way account for
the actions of the weather during the
past week.
With three candidates for mayor in
the council at one time there is never
any time wasted IN silence Flights of
ora tory which would put to shame
| Webster or Dem0stheneS are OF COM
mon occurrence.
c. c. Mathews who has been manager
| of the amusements at Vinewoed Park
ever since it opened. will leave for New
Orleans today where he will take the
mana cement of a large park Tor an
eastern syndicate
There will be a meeting of the Tope-
ka Poultry Breeders association at the
office of W. H Maxwell at 81 Quincy
street this evening to take action on q
proposed poultry exhibit 20 be held in
, this city some time his winter
Most of the clerks and officials al
J the court house sat on the radiators
= or lowered about them yesterday tell
ing cold weather stories while they
waited for the building to heat 50 thai
they could work with comfort
: l. D. whittemere was once more
elected superintendent of the city
schools at the meeting of the board Of
: education which was held last NIGH
{ at the High school building His nex1
I term will commence next August
The report that local option BIZ
q has been introduced in the Legislature
IS not causing as much eomrnen
among the preprietors of the leading
thirst parfors in Topeka has the
actions of the present county attorney
. The Majestic theater Is scheduled e
opeu next Sunday. A look at the thea
! ter at present is sufficient to convince
= one that il is pretty much open rlgh
1 now and there are several inches o
: snow living on the floors of the build
ing
s If the present plans materiaIize it i
: / proba bic that the EIks will commence
the erection of their new building
within sixty days The building vii
Y be erected on the lots recently pur
2 chased for this purpose at the north
east corner OF Seventh and Jackson
( streets.
The mad dog scare which has pre-
y vailed on the north side of the rive
for the past three months Is not abat
= ing and on the contrary seems to b'
=. increasing Notwithstanding that dog
: are supposed TO go mad during the no
: weeks of summer and not when th'
j mercury is where il is now standing
The Washburn Review has beel
: awarded the honor Of printing the an
nuaT number of the State OFatorfca
{ sssociatfou- This number Will contain
th. oratious and cuts Of the orator
g which represent the different college
in the state oratorieaI contest which
: rreets in Emporia four weeks from TO
: day.
Z The Kansas State Temperance uHtol
4 - in session at the First Baptis
2 church. corner of Ninth and Jackson
T. streets. today, while. the Independen
d Telephone men Of the state are hold
: ing forth a few doors north or there
the building recently completed 0y IN