The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23

merchandise.
Hall Moser, Meriden. general mer-
chandise.
j. r. Jeffrey, Nortonville. general
B. O. Munsley. Meriden. grocery.
Mrs. B. o. Munsley, Meriden, groc-
cry.
j. F. Andrews. Blaine. general
merchandise.
]. F. Andrews, Blaine, general mer-
chandise.
j. w. Finan, Blaine, merchandise.
c. H. White, Council Grove. hard
ware.
w. R. wayand, Hillsboro. general
c. r. Wilson, Green. general mer-
chandise.
]. N. woolman, stockdale, general
merchandise.
F. G. woolner. wakeeney, general
c. NJ. Warner, Melvern. in1plern ents.
A. Young, Lawrence, dry goods.
Program of Entertainments.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23.
Morning.: Registration of visiting
merchants at the Commercial club
rooms, in charge of the reception COM
turers. Each visitor will be presented
with a coupon book which gives IN de-
tail list of attractions. free tickets. and
time and place of each function.
selves visiting various jobbing and
manufacturing concerns. each of which
will keep open house. Many of the con-
Germs will mako special discounts to
dealers during the week. but no pres
sure to buy will be brought to bear in
any instance.
1880 P. M-Band concert at CONNER
cial club. by MarshalTs Military band.
CA band standard has been erected on
the street in front of the Commercial
club building) s
THURSDAY. JUNE "a.
500 A. M-Band concert (to last
through the entire day. Marshalps erll
military band playing at the stand in
front of the Commercial club.
$50 A. M.-First train of Seeing
Topeka" street cars leaves from in
front of Commerce building.
S:45 A. M.-Second train of Seeing
Topeka street cars leaves.
900 A. M.-Third train of Seeing
Topeka street cars leaves.
e:45 A. M.-Fourth train of Seeing
Topeka" street cars leaves.
$50 A M.-Fifth train of Seeing
Topeka" street cars leaves.
Explanation: Seeing Topeka" cars
will take visitors to North Topeka and
Garfield Park, out West Sixth avenue
through Potwin Place to the State In
sane Asylum, out West Eighth avenue
past Governors Mansion and through
Westlawn, East Sixth avenue to the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe shops:
the southwest line to Washburn col
lege.)
Il NOON.-Demonstr on Kansas
avenue and Quincy street by Topeka
fire department and nook and ladder
companies.
L P. M-Second band concert on
Kansas avenue by Marshalls band be-
gins.
1870 P M.-Trains leave for Vinewood
r1r Visitors uri1I hn rrOVide7 VIII h
street car tickets and with coupons
good for various attractions at the
park including Figure-Eight, Carousal.
Circle-Swing, Squeezer, Hale's Tours,
etc, etc.
$50 P INVESTORS will be taken
from Vinewood Park in trains to the
Baseball park and will be provided with
tickets, including seats in the grand
stand, to the game between the league
teams, Topeka vs. Omaha.
P. M.-Return to city.
$50 P. M.-Grand banquet at Audi
forum. 1000 plates will be laid for Wis
itors. Eminent after-dinner speakers
will be on the programme The best
music Topeka can afford will help en-
terrain, the great $4,000 pipe organ will
be used. Marshalls military band will
furnish music, number of entertain
ing vaudeville acts will be given.
ii FRIDAY, JUNE 25.
Trip Through Santa Fe Shops.-Take
street cars at commercial ctup Dullo-
ing a. m. Friday, June 25 Special
train will leave Santa Fe depot at $3.50
a. m. for the mammoth shops Largest
in the world). A free trip, conducted
by ]. c. Burnett, division freight agent,
and John Purcell, superintendent of
shops. See $500 men at work and the
result of their labor.
Each one of the jobbing houses and
manufacturing institutions will be glad
to see their customers and friends on
this day.