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Previas . Theory.

Yabaley-Do you think there IL any
thing in the theory that business wor-
eies can sometimes cause complete
loss Of memory?
Nud9s-Yes. I know 1t works that
wsy in my case. The more borrow
money the more treacherous my mem
ory b~comss.-Indianapolis Press.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19
x,.,,,.- =. Ch.n.e II.

He was obviously anxious, and abe
seemed almost willing.
II shall refer you to papa" said
she, with becoming blush. before
giving you final answer"
but am perfectly willing to take
you without any reference" said he,
magnanimously.-Ind News.
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\, . Nu.ine.. Proposition.

purely as business proposition.
said the English nobleman who was
visiting in America, would you mind
publishing an announcement OF my
engagement. to Miss Croesus?
"And when did you become en-
gaged?" asked the society editor.
"Oh. we're not really engaged" an
swered the visitor, calmly, "bu, such
an announcement will give me line
OF credit that sadly need."-Chicago
Post.
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.Dl.sk De.tA- stsll DsAa.t

The bubonic plague il said to be the
most stubborn Of epidemics, not yield
ing TO the most energetic treatment.
While the dread Of smallpox. cholera
and yellow fever has been much less-
ened Of late years because Of the
progress Of medical sciencs, NO great
hold has yet been obtained on the
'sblack desth.v
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n.rx.,., for n.m. s.eh.r...

We have fne list Of attractive odeTs
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see rs il you need
Home Property. Farm Property OF coz.
template investments Of any character
Give rs your properties for rent
WARREN c. DYHR'S
Real Estate and Insurance.
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Doa't wait until you become chronic
ally cons,iplted but take DeNiu's Little
EARLY Risers now and then. They will
keep your liver and bowels in good or.
der. Easy to take. Safe pills Gilbert
Bros.
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F1attePy.

Charley. dear" said Mrs. Torkins,
"the grocer around the corner
charges US almost twice as much As
things are worth"
why don't you kick?"
"It's such compliment. II shows
we aren't getting bit old. You
know we have just moved in the
neigh borhood and he evidently takes
US for . newly-married couple
Washington Star.
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sp.ad Your sunday. !. Denver.

To enable you to spend the entire
Sunday in Denver. the Colorado 4
Southern has put in very attractive Sun
day rates and has arranged to hold train
No. a, scheduled to leave Denver Al
Ago p. N. until 7 ?. m. on Sunday.
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JACKSON'S RESORT.

Jackson's place. popular resort be
tween Boulder and Boulder lake. on the
beat drive out from town. Only the very
best order. Fine meals served at all
hours on short order. Dinner parties .
specially. o. T. JACKSON.
Proprietor.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Sid Darling. 1917 Hosard ST., Port
Huron. Mich, writes: II have tried
many pills and lsxatives bat DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are far the best pills
have ever used" They never Rripe.
Gilbert Bros.
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COnsiAePats.

Hobb-I was out all last night, and
now I can't think of . single excuse
to give my wife.
Nobb-why don't you tell her the
truth?
"But l hate to disappoint her.
JudQO.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

THE HOT WEATHER TEST makes
people better acquainted with their re-
sources of strength and endurance. Many
find they need Hoods Sarsaparilla which
invigorates the blood, promotes refresh
ing sleep and oyercomes that tired feel
ing.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

When. where and how 10 obtain pare
liquors without having to pay three prices
Tor it Is eading question. Listen 10 ~.
In the first place. be sure Il 3 not Sun
day, then walk straight-vay to Cashs
dnoS
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The DAILY CAMERA.
BUT8Ch, L c. PADDOCK
Is1Uu m eu q uOeth nm
CAMERAS PHONE No. so
CAMERAS PHONE No. so

THlMs-Ise. per week; soc. per meath
BY carrier. $500 PEI year when paid im
savance.
Advertising Rates upoe application.
Iatered at the Postof6ce at Boulder
Ceaoeado. ~ secood-cla0 matter.
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A-NA H-A--

salt Lake asd Rstars Cheap
Via the Colorado & Southern during the
summer season. Ask any c. 4 S. agent
for rates, selling dates etc.
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The eeses.l1y expressed sympathy d

The genesally expressed sympathy Of
Tie foseign powers Of this cosntry. Is an
eehef siea q tie beoahefly feeiisg that Is
.9.adaaliy eEvs3epiag the civilized world.
h = isst such beseavemests as this one
vi3cA ~ begallsa ssr csunisy that tend
y hsaasizs nd ssits IL scattered De
sseadaass iron ! eounnss stock. Flags
Daily camera., 1901-09-19
Preventivs q Snlollpex,

A doctor out west alleges that hs has
discovered that apple cider vinegar
taken in rsasonable quantities Il .
sure preyentive Of smallpox.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Use Prof. Fields worm pov6erA A
dnSle trial proves their worth.
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TIME CARD.
COLO. 4 SOUTHERN.

D-{ Arrives. 8:IS .. n
no r. ''' ~ DepaEts. Sac .. n.
vsD{ Arrives A:73 p. N
NJ ~ ''t A DepaTtA 4:3o p. N.
~-D( Arrives o:3o 4 -
NO. 3D. l1"" Depkrss o:3S .. -
sD{ ( Arrives $40 p. n
'o' d ''oo A Departs sAs p. m
DENVER-BOULDER SPECIAL.
A1lIvHS DHPA1fS
1870 p n 1885 p n
AIRuHS DIPARfS
7:3o .. N. 1915 p. n.
COLORADO & NORTHWESTERN
"fHk SWIfzHHL.AND TRAIL.
No1 NOS NOT NOS
Daily Daily Daily Daily
An. Pm. Via A. u. p. r.
$50 - Lv ca Denver Ar s:sa 5A5
80 $50 Lv Boulder Ar $40 40
100 $50 Ar Ward Lv SO 800
No. 9 VII leave Boulder At SO p. m. on Sun
days from June loh to October E4h.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Dysr's Real E.tass AGssey.
Home property. farm properly or busi
ness opportunities. Investments Of all
Characters. Camera block.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02

his oplnion concerning the pump
expressed preference Tor tue .
wheel s'yle of pumps as ag'ins. 'h'
valve type.
Mr.. r S. McMahon s'a'ed th'
he was one of the parties sent %
the City of New Iberia to Visit te'
several towns of the State al
,nspect the water works plants al
machinery AMI that from ihiofm'
ton received by blm he va
convinced tina, the machinery oe'n
used is of the very best make al,
hat it was partially through b.
influence that the Worth'ngto q;
pumps were selected tor the t'tY O.
New iberia.
Mr., Lee Lewman stated mat D
had been a contractor for the pas
| fourteen years and that bis hrm mac
never constructed plant Whefs
the same had not been approved bE
the parties having the work con
structed and that more than one
half of the parties had volunteered
10 Give them certificates of the GOOD
workmanship and material used II
the construction Of the works ana
that the firm of Nj. T. Lewman d
Company proposed to carry ou'
their contract in all of its details
and If the work is not properly done
1t will be time for the citizens O.
the City of New iberia to protes
after the work was completed, ant
before they are accepted and th'
final payment made.
1t was moved by Mr.. Burke
seconded by Mr.. French and carried
by the following yea and nav vote
;o-wlt: Yeas, Mess French
Lamperez, Bernard, Fagot anf
Burke. Nay, none. That TIT
fifteen inch terra Gotta intake PIP
! ,d,pg from the pumping station II
the Bayou Teche as originally pro
yided for in The plans and speclflca
TORS for the erection of tine waite
works system be abandoned aHt
, discontinued and that an eight incl
+ yas, IRON suction pipe be substituted
Tor this intake pipe to be laid from
The pumps at tie pumping static
to the Bayou Teche at least nv
| feet underground go as to give direc
flew of water from the Bayou Tech
in case of fire-proyid, d the chang
will IN no way depreclate the vala
AMI utility Of the water work
plant, as originally mapped out |
the plans and specifications. An
further, that the interest of the Git
of New Iberia vi in no way sntfs
by the change, but Oh the centrarI
will be benefited and that tn
J change be made by the contractor
NJ. T. Lewman & Company wlthos
any extra cost to the City of Ne
, iberia. -
1t was moved by Mr.. Fago
! seconded by Mr.. French and carrie
n that the meeting adjourn until II
c next regular meeting.
JOHN BROUSSARD,
Mayor.
i A. J. CAMMACK,
Secretary
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02
Notice to Teachers.
State Of Louisiana,
DEPARTMENT Of Education.


Ok. ponno Ian % lool
D;o. S,,or,,,to,do,+S nf
-, cobooIs.
oraanco w,,b raopI,,ion
,,o Sto,o Roard Of
,horo will ba ~ aII tive
,mination Of white
e.. .or,,fca.est o teach N
'PF 80, .,,hool, If Io,,s,ana ~,
,ho mn and F-,dav rho
,uov, and .ororo1 IN
':,, 49, r,,d,, the ls,n Of the
o.,h Suoer;n,pn,}onts
1,,,, e,,ra ,,,,plv notice Of ,h,s
s,,o, ,brongb the official
- f ,ho,r ,ar,,hes. ,hsQ
, o,,o n,,ko l,o,rn that mo
,,;n,,;c, ra, no held until
no,.ho. &c tho nraseat year |, Is
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02

M. Z. W. Phillips on Thursday
last went up to I.afay cite.
Mr.. MiEos' johnson of Jeanerette,
sas in eur city on Tuesday of this
week.
Doctor N. P. Moss Of Lafayette,
was visitor TO this place Oh
Friday of last week.
Mr.. Charles CIerc was in ,o.n Las,
week. lie Is now a "kuight OF the
Grip and will be travelling this
territory regularly.
Mr.. Ledger, foreman of the Pharf
planning mill, went up to Crowley on
the carly morning train on las,
saturday on business.
We learn tia: Mr.. Charles f.
Boutte of this city, is now employed
| II our sister town, Abbevilie.
success TO hlm.
Mr.. w. 0. Bunch LETT las,
saturday night for Galveston,
Texas, where be spent the pas
week.
M:s. George j. Saba,ier, who hal
been on the sick list, is we ar,
pleased to announce mucl
mrr we'd.
Our genial and Popular youns
friend, Mr.. Albert J. Chargols
the ell lest con OF Officer Alex
Cha'g ois, is now employed in tn
"Llt,le Diamond Restaurant" o
Mr.. J. Capponl IN the rear o
smiths Gaze.
Mr.. Edgar Folse went to Crowle
on the early morning train on las
Saturday, on bushes visit. III
returned to his home IN this city O.
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Dave Mitchell, now of ST
Charles parish, was visiting at th
home Of his brother, Mr.. A. h
Mitchell and family Of ST. Pete
street, this week.
Ex-Judge Perault of Opelousa.
; passed through here on last Frlda
on his way heme. We understsn
that the Judge Lad been to Able
vile Oh legal business.
MIR. Julien j. Craig, after spent
ing several days in town this wee
left for Dallas, Texas. his presel
headquarters. he expects to vel
shortly visit old Mexico in CO,
nection With his lnsuran,
business.
The sons of Messre. Glow
Derouen aud ULCER David left he
on last Wednesday Tor Natchitoch,
where they will attend the Norm
School.
Miss II. S. Weeks left here o
last Thursday afternoon tor Pur,
Gorda, Fiordl, where she vii joi
her brother, Mr.. John NJ. Week.
aud spend the rest OF the wint.
with him.
| Mr.. j. P. AIle,nan. who has bee
q resident of lh,s place for som
months, left this week fer Jul,
plantation near Schriever, where b
gees to assume the duties Q
Ioverseer.
Mr.. Joseph Sledd left on las
| "Wednesday for Kansas City to pur.
chase mules for the New Iberi
market. We were Informed that b
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02

1 Nervous children are almost
always thin children. The tout
dO0r-boy" is seldom nervous
Whites Cream Vcrmifnge is the
best preventive Of nervousness. 1t
strengthens the system and assists
to that sort Of flesh, which creates
strength and power of endurance.
Price, % cents, at the Estorge
Drug Company.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02

sg The February nuuiber Of
st. Nicholas for young folks,
contains a short story by the
author Of Eben Holden, at
Millard's.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02
had already sold one car load OF
mules In his immediate vicinity.

DdN dtl tduy sOiu oue Oai looo VI
mules In his immediate vicinity.
The many friends of Miss
Mabel, the popular young daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Chargois
will learn with regret that she is
on-the sick list.
Mr.. S. b. Kirby, contracting
}. enl Of the White Sewing Machine
Company, Of Little Rock. Ark.
was visitor to this city this week.
He has been with the company for
the past ten years. He expresses
himself as being Wei pleased with
the business being done by Mr..
Henry Ortte- a, this place.
Doct,r S. R. Gay left here on last
Thursday afternoon for Porto Rico,
where he expects to locat. and
engage in coffee growing.
| Messrs. p. r. Burke and Silvio
lBronssardi lett for Washington,
La, on last Thursday on a business
trip.
MIR. |. Re,nauer of Lake Charles,
was the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Lazard King, this week. returning
to his home on last Thursday
| afternoon.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaye Pessai
left last Thursday morning fol
Porto Rico on a prospecting toul
with a view of locating on TIT
Island.
/ We are advised anonymously
that Mr.. J. J. Marie Is experiencing
a serious attack Of la grippe. HI
has been eek since Decembe
2srd.
Colonel Richard A. Pomeroy i
abou, again after spell OF Hines
which has considerably ''don
him up"
Mr.. II. II. ShadeEls the mos
"pall,d down" individual We hav
seen in days. He has been wrestlIn
with la grippe, but he is now up an
we hope he will keep on top.
Mr.. Clarence L. W,dney, deput
5 sheriff and tax collector, has bee
, and is at this writing quite Ill, II
, was taken with la grippe some day
ago and is suffering relaps'
Deputy Frank j. Mestayer
occupying his desk and dlscbargln
his duties during his enforce
absence.
{ On Thursday of last week, II
f folio viii g young ladies and gcrtl
man of this city druv. to Patou
vile 10 attend a dance: Miss,
Louise ard Marie Guillot, Bertl
BONN; Messrs. Chall.s Glillo
Louis Migues, d. Bonn, G. Matte
Jim Hebert and Alfred Doty. The
report having had plsasa1
:. time.
Mr.. Robert Fl. Cage and wife
the Crescent City, arrived here {
Friday night of last week, al
spent Saturday and Su, Day WI
:, relatives and friends. Mr.. Ca,
= came down especially to attend Il
q Grand Encampment of the Kn'gh
: Of Temperance, he being delegat
Mr.. and AIrs. Cage returned to III.
/ home on the flyer on last Suud
\ afternoon.
II Mr.. Sam Wolfe, the ever popul
= and well-known knight of the Cir
! was in the Queen City Of the Tee
y during the latter part of last and t
early part OF this week, and hustl
IL up many orders III his line. He v
re one of the New Orleans delegates
es the annual session of the Ora
Al Encampment of the Knights
Temperance, which was held
this city on last Saturday al
Sunday. Sam has many friends
this community who ere alwa
glad to see him, and his visits a
{ always appreciated.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02
Call Meeting of the Board 0
Trustees.
New Iberia, Jan 80, 1901.

New Iberia, Jan 80, 1901.
The Board of Trustees OF the
town of New Iberia met this day
pursuant to call of the Mayor. with
Ma or John Broussard in the char
and the following members present,
to-wit: Messrs. w. r. Burke, John
i.amperez, j. A. Fsgot, }. b.
Lawton, John A. French and A. M.
Bernard.
The Mayor stated that the object
Of the meeting was for the purpose
of considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
substituting an eight inch cast iron
suction pipe to extent from the
pumps of the water works system 10
the Bayou Techc, to supply water in
case OF fire, instead of the fifteen
inch terra Gotta intake pipe as
originally provided for IN the plans
and specifications for the erection of
the water works system.
Mr.. Si|vlo Broussard appeared
before the Council and presented
written objections TO the manner III
which the water works plant, ETC.,
vas being erected, when it was
moved by Mr.. Burke, seconded By
Mr.. Bernard and carried that said
protest be sprend upon the minutes,
which is as follows, to-wil:
New Iberia, Jan. 80, 1901.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board
of Trustees,
New Iberia, La.
: Gen,lemen-As a taxpayer ano
r engineer, / feel it my duty to cal
your attention to tie manner IL
W hich orr water works and electric
lights are beng done.
/ feel as though | would not per
form my duty as a citizen snf
engineer, if did not protest agains
t the unworkman-!ike maEner II
e which the system Is proceeding. |
2 would be proper to inform you, tina
i | am not prejud:ccd against an.
contractor in charge of the works
or any one else, and my only obiec
n is to see that the people get valu
q received. II was my intention t
carefully examine the specification
when the contract was awarded an
- | appeared before your body fo
q that purpose and was refuse
4 admission Oh the ground that III
Council was IN executly
session.
Knowing that the specification
would not permit Of inferiC
workmans' ir, | submit the follow
irg items for your consideration e'
" dorsed by numerous competer
T" Witnesses.
- The building Is an abomlnab
y sight. no attemp. made at GOO
: workmanship, apprentice brio
laj els were employed, one laid te
Of bricks Xix different times, and fnall
m tie bricks had to be hammered
I'd line. Walls are mostly out
ID plumb, the underground reservoir
&c put down with inferior cement,
le cement that no local contract,
t. would use for work of that kind.
e. have pushed bricks off after 5 da
~ setting, this reservoir show,
y cracks almost daily which we
continually covered with fire.!
cement. Pump foundations had
. row OF bricks removed by han
!. after they had been laid wee
Engine foundations are built Of Il
"A same inferior cement. In the pi
=. line single joints were poured lLr
!, times, hot lead on top of eel lea
"a small pieces of .olJ lead were put
- as patch aud caIked also.
- The main pumps are rouel,
,a turned out, no attempt made
), good flush. Summing up Of t
:. whole, there IS evidence erywhe
70 oil chtapness III construction.
Respectfully submitted,
Silyio Bro,ssard.
=. N. ZEE II r " 80 o.I 4, ,
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POSTED.
Hunting and trespassing on the
Gallery Refinery property. known
as the PEBBLES Plantation, positive
~ forbidden under the penalty of
the law.
L. FoRs,THE. JR.,
Supt. aud Asst. Gen'i. Mgr.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02

1 united as test, d s.
second and first s,,s
cent of corr,e sue
, sna .' for sr,t ~ y
AND seventy per ,,s ~ !,
grade g certificate. :, ~, y :
the examination to, ,'' f,
Certificate, as laid day. \
should copfps W.
grade issued i. ass'''0a's !
are to be valid f, ,' y
those of the second D., y
years aud those s '
grade for one yea,
r ,aoe 50 0bt'ipsa =
. S,s's q, IN every p, l
State tat The qas,uo. ny :
vii, follow closely 4. !, ]
authorized m' by the s ,a
paa,a,'0n' The D.
hs e01 gS and School
mendsd to those vi,
compete ALGEBRA
Botany botany, :, Advanced l,,,,
General History will n.y.
subjects of ezamip,,n ~
who apply to teach NY,
IN Academic High ssls,
cert'h j; 'ates 80 gwen , ar y
for these years, and |
throughout The Stat ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02
-=
; New Books.

- New Books.
> d
Name of b oks. P.ice
Town Topics, 25 cents
Outing, 25 "
Vide Awake, 25 j."
Scrlbner's, q. {"
Shor, Stories, 25 /"
Strand Monthly, IS "
Harper's Monthly, 30 8"
Review of Reviews, sd 3"
H,rpe,'s Weekly, 10 /"
Pearson's, 10 I"
Vanity Fair, 10 i"
McC!ure's, 10 i"
Frank LesI,e's, 10 i"
LADIES' Home journal. 10
The Criterion, 10 ("
Casseii's Little Folks, 10 4"
Ledger Monthly, 10 4"
Young Ladies Journal, 80 6.
Strand, 10 i"
Puritan, 10 i"
Parsons, 10
Ainslee's, 10 i"
Smart Set, 25
Young Ladies journal, 30 e
Nickel Magazine, 5 !"
Now on sale at
MiLLARD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Ml'lard Building,
GAO North Nam Street,
Next door to the Alma House,
New iberia, La.
POSTED!
Hunting and Trespasslngl posi-
lively prohibited on all my places
an ter penalty OF the law.
Mrs. w. M LouRp.
K. S. PUTNAM, Agt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-02

Me-, rs T. r VI rse AMI G.. O..
Paarr en,Icr@d NJ S.lv,o Broas-
sari's protest, while Captain T. W.
Nic,l took tie position that so ia,
as be was able t, Judge tie work
was helng done in werkmanlike
manner and that 6r>t-cIass ma
chinery was being used, but ,lal
the entire work would have to be
unlimited to fl.sal test before being
acc. pted.
Mr.. Joe 4. Boa.te being asked
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-16
Topeka SOCIETY.
Many Delightful Social Affairs
This Week.
Mrs. Charles Harris Gives a
Luncheon.
STATE OFFICERS WIVES
They We're Present as theGuests
of Honor.
Notes Of a Social and Personal
Nature.
STATE OFFICERS WIVES

The past week has been marked by
many delightful social affairs which VIII
be looked back to with deal of pleas
ure during the quiet Lenten days which
will be here all too soon.
The society world has been in a whirl
since Mrs. Walter Littlefield started the
ball to rolling with her luncheon Mon
day noon. The guest Of honor was MISS
Alice Prescott and the affair was a thor
oughly enjoyable one. In the evening
Mr. and Mrs Walter M. Gust gave a
dinner for Miss Prescott and Mr. c. L.
Brown at their home in Potwin. 1t was
one of the most elaborate dinners ever
given in Topeka the guests We're al
seated at one long table and covers were
and white, the predominating colors at
the wedding; the dinner was served in
ten courses
Miss Pearlade Prescott. who was one
OF Miss Prescott's bridesmaids gave a
charming o'clock luncheon in her honor
at I o'clock Tuesday. The decorations
were IL pink and white and the favoes
were heart shaped and were adorned
with pretty little heads done with pen
and ink In the afternoon Mrs. E D
NcKeever gave a very pleasant at home
for the wives Of the state officers and
the Legislators The affair was thorough
ly informal but was all the more enjoy
able on that account; some spent their
time with their fancy work while others
played cards The largest affair Tues
day was Miss Bessie Hayden'S dancing
party in the evening at Hudson's hall.>
There were no decorations with the excep-
ton OF the pretty girls in their pretty
gowns but that was really all that was
needed. The affair was made the moro
enjoyable by the presence of a number
Of out of town guests. Another pleasant
event Tuesday evening was the annual
banquet given by the members of West
ern Sorosis to celebrate Iinco1n's BIRTH
day. 1t was held this year at the hand
some residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zah-
ner on Topeka avenue Miss Effie Ora
ham was the toast mistress and a very
clever programme was given
Wednesday afternoon hIrs.C. J. Brown
was the guest Of honor at a 7elfghtfUi
thinbIe party given by Mrs ID. l. Lakin
and Mrs i. S Lauck at the home Of Mrs.
Lakir- Mr. and Mrs H b Kelly ard
Mr. and Mrs VIC Kelly gave a pleas
ant supper party at their home on Tyler
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-16

Orphans Home. Two Of the p children
have the disease.
The county attorney induisition bill
passes the house. but Is killed in the
senate.
It is discovered that Chairman Nor
ton Albaugh of the Republican state
central committee is a candidate for
governor two years from now.
Judge Hazeu enjoins IS 5ointlzeepers
and owners of buildings in which joints
are conducted, but refuses an Injunction
IN the case of cold storage company.
senator j. r. Burton is too sick to
respond to a toast at the Lincoln ban
Quet in New York
Senator Hurreis bill to strengthen the
prohlbitory law is passed by the sem
ate
The good roads bill is passed by both
houses OF the legislature.
The Kansas house Of representatives
expunges the message from King Eds
ward Of England because it contains an
inference of loyalty to him.
Mrs. Carrie Nation returned on Thurs
day from Chicago, and her case for joint
smashing is heard in the city court. The
argument was postponed.
Mr. Breidenthars report shows that
Kansas banks have earned an average
Of 1876 per cent during the past year
The Cubbison deed OF trust law is
killed in the senate and the old mortgage
law is enacted.
The legislature passes the bill to Gre
ate a court of Cancellation of three mem
pioyerS ana employees.
The senate passes a bill providing for
a governors mansion.
Members Of the Topeka bar give q
banquet to Kansas supreme court
judges.