The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-06
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The polls close at o'clock tonight
instead of as formerly.
O. =. Walker has gone to Sanford.
Florida, to harvest his potato crop.
No one IS sorry because the wealth
er mans promises of snow didn't
come to PASS
Call and examine brass goods at
Hayden's. 25 per cent discount for
two days only.
The voting today is extremely light
for city election, and but little in
terest Is being taken in the outcome
The Bromich boiler works which
were damaged by fire recently will be
ready Tor occupancy again within a
month.
A big crowd is attending the base.
ball game this afternoon. Tyrns Csobh
ana the Detroit team are the attrac-
tions.
some of the street repairing which
IS IN progress reminds one of the story
OF the woman who bought new cloth to
The failure of several threatenine.
days to- materialize rain, is acconnteS
Tor by Topeka woman who saws.
1, Ola Jupe Pluvius is laying for my
f. A Brigham has been reelected
ticket. He won in a walk over W r
Iaylor on the Citizens ticket and r
A. Jessup of the Independents.
The Washburn medical school term
closes April "A. The commencement
exercises viii be held in MacVicar
chapel April %, with seventeen grad
yates.
w. L. Taylor, the railroad pronoo+er
mas taken up a new line of work. He
mas peen appointed general agent Of
the consolidated Casualty company of
Chicago. VI
There seems. to be tendency on the
part of defendants to save the i,,r,, 'i ~,
the April term of district court a IL,
OF work by. pleading guilty to ever.
thing as charged.
Il. W. Stamey says that the report
Lnat ne has purchased the Frank
Hungaman property and will erect
mats at Tenth avenue and TYLER strest
is a mistake. Street
The Washburn Dramatic o,,,h ;.
urlng on trip to Manhattan ana &c
una TO present their play. '"The show
Girl The trip to Manhattan bos
PractlcaHy been planned and booked
Iooay rs election day and the women
good with their sex. The noiIS nInso
at O'Clock this evening instead nf
O'Clock as was the rule under The a1S
law. Inc Oh
The Shawnee County Medical society
mas aaopted resolutions against the
IN
topeka soon. The Shawnee doctors COW
that this race is liable to r1I;r 3ha
hves OF many boys.
The county poor commissioner s.vs
business in his store" is exceed;no DIV
dull Just now. He lays this inaction
TO the fact that greens" are in sea
son, and that the INDECENT few prefer
greens to rice and beans
The members of the Commercial /
cluo are planning another big rally
day Friday, when it is hoped that the
membership will be boosted to the
thousand mark The next reeuIar
meeting will be held Friday night.
Work on the new Mills seven story
structure at the corner of Ninth ana
K ansas avenue will commence on SEN
TEMPER l. This means that business
on kansas avenue near Ninth street
VIII 1ncrease-this has been a quiet |
corner since the Copeland fire.
Judge w. F. Schoch. of the probate
COURT, discovered in looking over tn :.
laws governing his court that the sher
III opened court on the first of each
term. This was news to him. as this
Lormallty has never been observed be- |
lore, but just for luck he called in that
oIncers Monday and had the April term
OF probate court opened in style
This is city election day, but no one
would ever know it unless they had
been told. AS Democrat said YES
active, we are active. When they go
slow, we go slow. The Democrats am
o1tion seems to be to stay Just so far
behind. The Democrats seem to be
afraid they might win if they took ad 4
vantage of hrst-class opportunity like
this /!
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