Baby Carriages Prices Listed in Local Ads
A small market listing shows several baby carriage prices: GoslezO105 at 10.00, with other models priced at 5.50 9.00 and 5.00 respectively.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1900
Page
8
A small market listing shows several baby carriage prices: GoslezO105 at 10.00, with other models priced at 5.50 9.00 and 5.00 respectively.
Catalog item list shows reed and rattan furniture for living rooms and parlor use. Prices include a Reed Settee at 13.50 and Upholstered Window Chair at 6.75, plus an Upholstered Gilt Parlor Chair at 10.00 and a Cobbler Seat Mahogany Rocker at 5.00 for budget shoppers.
An early ad lists parasols for sale at 3.75 and various pique skirts priced from 1.50 to 7.50, with notes of coin trimming and differing styles including half parasols and trimmed piqué skirts. The fragment highlights price points rather than full catalog details.
North Topeka items note printing details at Kimbell Printing, bargains at Costesaia on Kansas Avenue, and visitors to Leavenworth and Van Buren. Residents from Pleasant Still and Svar Lake visit relatives. churchgoers praise city anti joint effort with new mayoral resolutions, pledging law enforcement. Local ads mention jewelry, clothing, and a Punch quotation from Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Social and personal notes from Potwin list Mrs C T Mclellan entertaining Mrs W W Bright of St Louis, a trolley party hosted by Mr and Mrs J H McCreary, and a Garfield park picnic. The item records numerous visitors including Miss Ada Tolrondge of Omaha, Miss Nellie Hammond, Mra Linley of Atchison, and others visiting or returning from trips to Colorado, Chicago, Baltimore, and the east, with several local arrangements and travel plans noted.
A testimonial letter praises a medicine for stomach trouble and neuralgia, claiming strong relief after three years of illness and a single dose. The note, signed Mrs Wheeler, mentions husbands, a child, and multiple local druggists selling the product in Topeka area.
In Rawlins and Ford counties Democrats and Populists named candidates for county offices and judicatures. The union ticket mix and potential third party bolting loom as counties consider aligning with Republicans. Geary, Edwards, Kingman and Republic counties hold fusion tickets with varied nominees for representative, prosecutor, clerk, and probate judge amid ongoing party realignments.
The text notes attendees including John Swenson clerk of the district court Alvin Campbell county attorney John Brown county superintendent Jesse James probate judge A B Batchelor county commissioner Hartwell Smith RB Turner of Mankato and Hugh Alexander fusion nominee for district judge addressing the convention.
August liquor sales show a small increase over July, driven by steady demand across retailers. Local merchants report modest gains in spirits and wines, with higher volumes seen in several downtown outlets and larger supermarkets.
Campaign opened in Kentucky with rallies in Bowling Green and Henderson. Republican candidate John W. Yerkes led in Bowling Green. Democratic candidate Governor J. W. C. Beckham and ex-Gov. James B. McCreary spoke in Henderson. Bowling Green also hosted a meeting led by H. P. Peake of Shelbyville.
Fragmentary journal style note describes incurables discharged and men seeking admittance to the soldiers home at W. The passage references Belinda, Augustus, and a letter. The text is partial and lacks clear events or dates but centers on welfare for veterans and a home admission request.
A resident on Princeton street wakes before dawn to find a neighborly fishing escapade on his doorstep. After a patrolman’s intervention and a startled servant girl, the would‑be night angler gains an audience with authorities and ends his misadventure as the sun rises.
The article surveys Confucius born in 551 B C in Yen Chan and his lasting influence on Chinese ethics and schooling, noting a missionary tale about parental training. It then shifts to Catherine II of Russia (1762 1796) and her impact on music and opera, highlighting support for foreign composers and native talent through court posts and libretti.
The text recounts Catherine's successor Paul the brief, then Alexander I, focusing on Cavos. Italian-born Catterino Cavos dominated St Petersburg's musical world for four decades, shaping Russian opera with Russian text and subjects. His notable work Ivan Sussanin centers on Michael I and his wars with Poland.
Burlington route announces new through service to Portland and Puget Sound from Grand Island via Billings and the Northwest. Through coaches sleepers and dining car service link Missouri River to the Upper Northwest, with 34 hour Central Montana and 61 hour Puget Sound travel times. Also lists Nebraska Colorado excursions and a Santa Fe Homeseekers excursion with stopovers and final limit details.
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