The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-30
Monday will be All Fools Day.

Monday will be All FOOLS Day
Lon Townsend has bought a 200
acre farm and will follow the plow.
Absolute safety Is the best thing
the Topeka State bank has to offer on
deposits.
All Of the weather indications point
to a bright and clear Easter day with
q balHny temperature.
Four out of every five persons one
meets these days is suffering with
cold of greater or less degree.
The college boy is looking over the
railroad map in anticipation of hiring
out as a wheat hand when the school
term is out.
on May 8. Six men are out at the
park now cleaning it up ready for the
summer crowds.
Notwithstanding the fact that yes
terday was Good Friday, the local
vaudeville theaters were crowded to
the doors last night.
If you are doubtful of what the fu
ture holds for you, consult the worlds
greatest clairvoyant, Opal st. Elmo,
21O East Fifth street.
Teams from the general managers
and general superintendent offices of
the Santa Fe are trying to play a game
of baseball this afternoon.
The Conreid Grand Opera company
will appear in Kansas City for two
performances, matinee and night,
It's almost self-evident that the orbit
Of the earth has been kicked out of
position. Summer followed the win
ter, and now spring is here.
Fred w Badger, formerly a re-
porter on the Topeka papers and re
Gently on the Kansas City Journal, has
taken a position on the Globe-Demo-
-rat.
One of the lakes in Central park
will probably have a fountain installed
fresh in the lake throughout the
season.
A Topeka man claims to have made
he discovery that cockroaches destroy
Il sorts of microbes. And the ques-
ion now is. which is preferable around
ne house?
The members of the city park board
promise that they will keep the lakes
n Central park filed with water this
season and that one or more fountains
ill be built.
The Kansas City Blues will appear
IT Associa ton park tomorrow after
noon. Wish Egan will pitch for the
visitors and Clark will be given another
nance for the locals.
Consult the renowned Opal st. Elmo
at 210 East Fifth street. She can
truthfully and honestly tell you what
you want to know whether regard
ing love. home or business.
You never need fear the quality of
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IF uniform quality and workmanship,
made from the very best tobacco, and
cost you no more than inferior cigars.
a number of the train men who have
runs on the Rock Island through To-
pelSa, are moving their families to this
city from Holton on account of the adj
vantages offered in the way of schools.
The next meeting of the Archaeo1o-
gical society will be held at the resi-
dence of DR.. A. H. Thompson on Fri
\ iT0c 1Snn
will speak on the subject, 1.-THE An
uquity of Man.
The water supply of the residents of
a portion of the Fourth ward was cut
off for several hours this morning while
the city fol- ce installed a steamer hyd-
rant at the corner Of Second and Kan
sas avenue.
Steve Ragan broke his last seasons
record and one of Coo1ey's prize bats
during the game yesterday, and it Is
hoped that at the same time he broke
the spell which kept him from connect
ing with the ball last season.
A cricket club is the latest thing I'M
der discussion in Topeka among those
who find that time is hanging heavily
on their hands, and meeting has been
called at the Copeland hotel this even
ing for the purpose of organization.
A little boxing exhibition has been
arranged for next Tuesday night at the |
Democratic F1ambeau club. Jock John
son and James Mccormick will be the
in the leading event. Other |
ma tches will be pulled off.
The debate between Washburn and |
Baker did not come off last night as per
schedule. Baker was unable to find any |
judges to serve and Washburn would |
not go down to the debate until some |
judges had been selected in advance. |
There is a good deal of feeling between 1
the two schools and 1t is not inproba- |
BILE that relations between them Will |
be severed as a result.
A millionaire railroad contractor from
Salt Lake City by the name Of Thomp-