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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-20
no WHOM 1T NAY CoNCERN

T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-My APP
plication for a permit to sell intoxicat-
ing LIQUORS, according to law, at 10 Kan
ave, in the Fourth ward + OF t4e CITY "
The nrobafe Judge of Shawnee county.
Kansas The hearing of the same is set
for Thursday at O'Clock a: m, Marcn
% 1eo5 A H. MARSHALL.
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Advs. Not Accepted Over Phone.

The State Journal does not accept
want advertisements over the telephony ~
them The most satisfactory plan Is 70
bring your want advertisement to me ne
State Journal Office. If you can NOT t,, ~
this, call the Western Union telcBIaPt.s
office, either phone 81. and tell them tn2 az
you have an advert isement for the sur n
boy to your house. You pay the. qoy III al
the advertisement the State Journad
pays for his services IN bringing 1t cow cow
town. Cost of classified advertlserne MS
is SC per line. Six ordinary words mans
one line.
How to Answer Advertisement
Journal such as address A. B. Z, carr
State Journal or Address Owner Go Ee
State Journal - should be answered ~
writing only Write your answer ana I
mail it care state Journal or leave s,1 II the 1s
clerks in fhe State Journal office to give
YOU the name of the advertiser; they Gan
not give this information
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How tn Answer Advertisements.
acknowledgements.

C. w. HORNE IS A CANDIDATE FOX
councilman from the Fourth ward SUD-
iect to the Republican primaries
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING
TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co. Tel 7O6 Bicycles and sundriess BIZ
cycles and tandems for rent; repairing OF
all kinds.
o. 8. CYCLE CO, 11s E. sth Ct. National
& Iver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs.
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.


Farmer Checkerberry-tE Ezra writes !
fell off the water-wa gon last night an
GOT simply paralyzed, but am able to set
IN an hev my bed made this Inornln
What in blue blazes does that fool boy
wanter ride around on one o them
say, fer not hirin' buggy. Gol-dlng II:
give him money ernuff tew ride decent
like. Judge.
'sYou might ask your mistress if she is
at home . Its no use,osir- She saw you
coming. Life.
BustIer-.Don,t you sbeIiexe the world
owes you a Hvtng? HUSTLE es' pul
the trouble is it won't pay up, and have
to work to collect the money! -Detroll
Free Press.
Iagistrate-sWhat' this man charged
with?'' Omicer-''Av ye name phwats ne
loaded with, yer Honor OF think It's
mosthtIy Whiskey an the lo1ke o thot- -
Philadelphia Press.
your little boy seems to. have his
fathers nose. Mrs Wfbbleton" .'Oh. no
1t looks that way because he fell yester-
day and bumped it on an iron choo-choso
car, poor little pet Chicago RECORD
Herald
(Which do you think counts for for T the
most in life. money or eralns2 w wen. en-, ,
/ people who manage to get on with SO ut
/ tie of either, that I am beginning 70 lose
my respect for Observation-Disclosures Star
Briggs IIas he no aim in i7.l life? Biggs
-@Oh yes: but" Biggs-'We u 1lggs
He is too lazy to shoot. "-Chlcage
Daily News.
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vREE DTsPENsAItY.

EREE I)ISPFIN SfAftT-
TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY. SOUTH
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS, from
to D m except Sundays. Conducted Dy
regular practicing physicians Tor the
benefit of persons without means VINO
need medical attention and treatment Ea-
fienfs are assured OF careful and eonEid-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished ID
most cases.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Having sold my farm, I will on Feb
mary % sell at the farm all of my stock
aTd farm implements, consisting OF AZ
head OF horses, mules and ponies; 26 head
of pedigreed and high grade c2ttle;, a
ridinr plow. John Deer riding lister, a
comDlete haying outfit, and other articles
zoo pIImerous to mention here. See sale
hills. TO make it interesting a credit OF
SO will be given to the purefh Ia f5 VIC a1o
9615e3 footed IIn; also a credit of SO to the
purchaser of any pony who gu;esseis 5,., the
nearest to the amount the ponies prlng-
ers buy that amount. Suitable cards for
guessing can be had by calling on the
Clerk Of the sale Polls will close prompt
" at u O'Clock Hot lunch at noon
ColoneIs w. o. Warner, j. NJ Pollom; ana
Bert Fisher, auctioneers. w l. Relu'
1ierix j. NJ. WILKERSON-
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LADIES beauty parl0rs, facial massage
and shampooing toilet articles. Mrs..
Annie M. Trap. 40 Kan. ave., upstairs.
Tel. 372.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

- =
H. B. HOWARD is A CANDIDATE FOR
councilman for the Third ward, subject
to the Republican primaries
candidate Tor councilman from the tnlnso
ward, subject to the Kep4pncsaanI1 pr
maries. F. Z. MI .
WILL BE a CANDIDATE FOR
councilman from the Third WaIo' SUI
- = - R. D. BLAINE
w. A. VOIGT ANNOUNCES HIS CAN
didacy for councilman OF the Secor ~,
ward subject to the Republican primary
election held March 8, 1893. -
T. p. LINDSAY ANNOUNCES HIS CAN
didaey for police Judge OF t 1II5,e CIV ,1 II
Topeka, subject to the Republican pa
maries March g.
WEIzA G. FAIRC1ILD ANNOUNCES
his candidacy for the office OF poh4 -
Judge of the city of Topeka suEJecl ~
the Republican primaries.
ARTHUR ]. M'CABE IS A CANDIIlATE
NJ f,oeixs sliIiect to the Republican pri-
naries to be held March .. ISeo.
A. J. BOLINGER IS A CANDIDATE FOR
the office of police Judge OF GOpekas SUI
ject to the action of the hepuDAcaH
primaries.
HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF, a
candidate for councilman from t n 4 ~
uaries. PETER HELL
|
q 3. Miller BETTER KNOWN As
Bob MEer, is candidate Tor lT5nsaaI7sI1iiL
of the city court. subject to the Rep
can primaries
| CAPT. J. r. WINTRoDE, THE WELL
| known marshal of the city court, IS d
| candidate for the nomination Tor I e-eieSi-
ton as marshal. subject to the hepuO4i-
can primary.
M. F. LAYcOCK, WHO WAS APPOINT
| ed to succeed E. l. Good, resigned, an an
nOunceS himself as candidate IoI eHS -, -
fee of clerk of the court OF IopcNd' SUI
/ ject to the Republican primaries
ALFRED s. COYNE ANNOUNCES HIS
candidacy for marshal of the CITY cour =
subject to the Republican CITY prllnai ,.
s. s. URMY IS A CANDIDATE FOE I
| judge of the police court, subject 10 lHe
Republican primaries
| EDWIN L. O'NEIL IS A Candida.
1 for clerk of the court Of Topeka suDJeS'
to the Republican primaries
/ FRED c. SLATER IS A CAND1DIAIddE.
| for Judge of the court of Topeka, suDJec'
TO the Republican primaries.
NJ E. YOUNKIN ANNOUNCES HE Is =
i Candidate for the nomination to the OF,
fee of marshal of the city court, suoJSSi
to the action of the RepuDHcan S4'S -
rnaries spring of 1850.
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Ivan w gu
Boston srv ya in the MA
crosses
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TuRNTTuRE PACKERs.

CAPITOL UPHOLSTERING CO., IS years
experience in Topeka, prices reasonable.
best of references. LIS W. 9TH. Ind. 1885
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MUSICAL.


Music LESSONS at pupils home, 2
Mrs. c. M. Smiley, 1910 Kansas ave
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MISCELLANEOUS

USE the Silver Leaf brand pickles. vim
egar, rnince meat, etc. Otto Kuehne
Preserving Co, phone 800.
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H. B. HOWARD IS A CANDIDATE FOL
councilman for the Third ward, sub1ec
to the Republican primaries
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A. J.. BOLINGER IS A CANDIDATE FOB
+. the office of police Judge of Bopekas SUP,
5ect to the action of the RepuDAcan
primaries.
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AR,rTIJR q. M'CABE Is A CANDILYAIE
for. reno1ninatior as judge OF the court
of Topeka, subject to the RepuDhcan pI4-
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

ca rTrsts11t2 voung man with experience
r-5v1+s nosition in shop or as private
chaffeur in or out of city n t FL J Pin Of
instructions for anSWe id so, IND at the
an advertisement will be Iouno a. '"o
head of the Want columnI
80 rS-TITT7-Rv Young man, place in Of
flee: can do stenographic work A B. =.
care Journal +l,;s Kind NJ
- a. 11ertisement will be found at the
head of the Want column
WHEN Won want to hire a man or BOY.
caIl up z. NJ. C. A, telephone 81 W, We
have a list of men and connoeanrtAa1r-
a~s,ces concerning them. Z. M T. a.
EmpIoyment bureau. III E. 9Th ST
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-Cotton rags for cleaning s,,r ma
chinery; must be washed. S'a1e N-'''-'
office.
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D-Immediately. white e,, glrl To- r0l
Tyler st. ---
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WANTED-A competent female COOK .
ner month Inquire State hospital
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wANTED-Clean cotton rags; Will pay y
III Adams Bros, printers
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= @--7T7T1 women cooks, S., So, s. and .
w AN Z. 1rsitresses $17 and $18 per mo-,
hoard pgl and room; chambermaiId;s dish, dish
washers girls for Priyafs Ta AgencV 5ul' rs
counter help. CapltaA Limp
Kansas ave-
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EORs RENT-Front room furnished, good
board near. 6o9 w. 10th St
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WANTED-A No. cow aI go fnd p Dbone
eS1 rings.
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.rYou might ask your mistress if she is
at home - 1T no usescsir- She saw you
coming life IN
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WE44zA G. FAIRCHILD ANNOUNCES
his candidacy for the office OF poies
Judge of the city of Topeka sur9ecl 10
the Republican primaries.
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HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
candidate for councilman from the 1 M, ar,
ward subject to the Republican Pr
maries. F. h. ME- o-
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CLATRvoYANT,

TRANCE .ANTl TRUMPET MEDIUM
SeanceS re. nd Thurs eve, Sunday as~
fer-Doos t- IS g a. m. to 4 p. m. MIS-
Inez * ". 9Th. Ind sS3-
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u,ANrEr-1fAT.H HE'LL.

xyANTED-1TATiE HELP.
Wa NrrED-25 colored gents and ladles 70
49,, - 1.oI1er skating at 302 Kansas ave.
1,e9c1ers9 free open every pm ana hlshe.
Wa TTFD--F,verybo to send Joe Tor Dig
srest sen of 10th century calleo Soloiiei
pick Witt, New Cambria, Kan
~ : observation-disclosures collector for Mer-
chandise accounts. Good salary d y box
penses. Address manufacturers = ~ D0@>
1927, philadelphia, Pa
WANTED-Man with $1,000 to buy a z m
Sf0o month nth and expenses paid pending in
vestigs Iicn Addres1 ns 6 in f this kind OF
LIE 5., - will be found at the
head of the Want column
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CAPT. ]. T. WINTRoDE,. THE WELL = =
known marshal of the city court, 10 - q
ton as marshal. subject to the Repubh-
can primary.
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J. c. RODMAcS, blooming plants, cut dow-
ers, palms. designs, decorations. ~ w.
sth Phone 81 Greenhouse 18th and Mon
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RARBER SHOP.

BARBER SL1OEs
D. G. JOHNSON, shave 10c, hair cut,
shampoo, massage lie work guaranteed.
Under Exchange Grocery, corner 9Th and
Quincy.
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Rriggs-"Has he no aim in life? Digs
-aOh, yes: but" Biggs-. 'Well?' Digs
He is too lazy to shoot. '-Chlcago
Daily News.
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T. p. LINDSAY ANNOUNCES HIS CAN
dfdaey for police judge of the city q
Topeka, subject to the Republican pa
maries March s.
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/ HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF,
M 1-iess PETER HE'LL
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JEWELLERS.

JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opt
clan. Complete stock of watches dia-
monds, gilverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectscles properly fitted
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wANrED-FEOIALE HELP.

wANTED-A woman or, girl o,5 to ~ keep EEL
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UPHonsrERING.

RECANING, repairing. upholstering. Ind
phone 1145-4., Chairs called for. +. W
whittier, 1929 Tyler st.
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MONEY TO LOAN on live stock, pianos
organs, typewriters, household goods ana
personal security. L. Biscoe- SO kan av.
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WITHDRAWING girl for nousevtD n. s'''
afternoons 1901 Jackson ST. ups1e--- .
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q d Miller BETTER KNOWN- a.
Bob Ns5er. is q candidate for marsha
of the city court. subject to the FIepuOu-
can primaries
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wANTED-A girl who can oo co1h, ,e1-o 70 t aI5
references to Mrs. Street. zSl Iop Ner 9
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES

Time Table Effective Dec. IS, 1905
All Trains Daily.
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WANTED-Good woman, COOK az az
hotel. cor. 4th and Holiday sls.
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WANTED-A girl for general nou 1S4S TO,
good wages and no wasnlng- 4A70
peka ave.
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wHor.EsAnERs.

----~~~~---~~-~--~~~-~~
DEMOSS & PENWELL. Funeral Direc-
tors and Embalmers- First class GeUTtce
reasonab BILE prices.5u Quincy. Both tells ia
GEO. B. PALMER, undertaken. EstaO-
lished 1871. Prices reasonable. Tel of1tca
146. Residence 81. 81 Jackson ST.
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wANTED-To buy a second-hnaatnsdd T r5ggs
orator about feet feT a Rlgnt go 54T ibs ' ice
inside inside: II This office or address E. G
1 ing IT, .ennan. r. F. D. No. 2, Lyndon has.
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PHYSICIANS AM, SURGEONS

IDA c. BARNES. M. D.
Office 726 Kansas ave-. Residence Thir-
tenth and Clay. Office hours: a. %. e
II a m and D. m. to p. m. Both
phones 16 residence and Ind. 1916 office-
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WILI, an a CANDIDATE FOL
councilman from the Third ward, sun
ject to the Republican primaries ~-u.
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WANTED-Girl to help p, in 4. hou Us - =
90 nome nights. $40 W. otn ..
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THE GRAY GoosE CHASE.

Copyright, 1906, BY T. c. Mcclure
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

ron RENTAFurnished rooms, for hght
housekeeping. SIS Monroe St.
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PATIENTS

STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS
THE J. c. DARLING CO.. 734 Kan. ave
Rubber stamps brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. Catalog free Tel "a
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WANTED Competent girl , TO Io i smaIl
family. 315 Topeka ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

ton in sill probability half all the college
bred people in the United States will be women
HENRY JAMES ON ENGLISH.
The president followed by Henry James.
who told the graduates that they could not con-
slider themselves educated until they could use
the English language correctly and beautifully
and that probably few of them did SO, AS a rem
sdv for this defect he recommended imitation.
''Here and there" he said, you will encounter
artculate benefcent individuals torch bearers; as;
guardians of the sacred flame Make your pront
Of them when you do meet them. | commend the
Imitation of form and finished utterance when
ever that music steals upon your ear The ugll-
ness OF imitation depends on the degree or Suo-
oess you have attained"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
DIVERSIONS FOR TRAVELLING DAYS.
Providing Children with Playthings-Trav-
ellers' Whist.

Just now, when many families migrating
from winter to summer quarters. some suggestions
as to diversion for the days Of travelling may not
be amss.
On a Journey of more than day with chill
dren, when there is generally luggage space pos
sibe. plan which works admirably is to carry
reinforcements OF simple playthnss different toys
for successive days, so that the children may
have the surprise and novelty resulting from a
change of entertainment One young mother re-
Gently brought her rather captious little girl
half Of the continent with comparative peace
funess. thanks foresight in regard to entertain
ing playthings.
A pastime which has been successfully tried
by many group of children and by their elders
also is travellers whist" This is especially
adapted to long drive but may likewise be car
ried out not too fast moving train-such as
one often has to take in JourneyinE remote
country places Value for travellers whist
stance, cat counts five, a dog ten COW ffteen,
nock or hens twenty, horse twenty. load OF
scores nifty: The values. being wholly indehnits,
qusaey Of the partcuiar ob1eats Coming into vew M
s saa eeon q o What s seen a sM
each side OF the conveyance In car riding the best
esy ws IS oaa TO a
many grown person as well many child can
Another dyerson-which a ten-year-old girl IN
vented for herself the other days the counting
red of This whsn se aa rsschsd
d e 70 ses cb Sogs gwona aa
mate; the cats wo by the way, as might have been
Outlines comparative study of local points may
be made On a sx-nour Journey lately the travel
She found that along the seaooast the most fa-
yored design was fish q ship, with occasionally
try weather yanss in the shape OF horses COWS and
cocks were evidently prefeSred; that in the city
aasata ssxaa pss.yas % sfaas! ssASSss fssS sassS
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
ROOF GARDEN LIBRARY.

Rfvington-st is happy in the possession Of ths
library in this city 1t is top OF the new Car
uegie library. opened yesterday afternoon at Nos
81 Rivington-st, under the name Of the RivnEton-
st. branch Of the New-York Public Library.
There was great excitement in an that neighbors
hood yesterday-an excitement which reacted pretu.
dcialIy the sales of soused herrinss and picksd
cIcurnbers from the pushcarts in the street below,
and communicated itself even to the fire escapes
which were crowded with interested tots.
Alfred ]. Tallsy. Civil Service Commissioner. pre-
sided at the opening exercises. as tho designated
representative Of Mayor Mcclellan Stephen e.
DIN made an address behalf OF the trustees q
the New-York Public Library, and Mr.. Talley also
spoke 4 feature Of the afternoon was the music
furnished by pupils Of the Music School Settlement
The roof garden. which all the nice young fel.
lows and girls of that section Immediately tooa
to their hearts, is reached by a staircase from
the general reading room on the third floor About
torty feet square, and protected by high iron rail-
,ngs and an awning it offers, with its round tables
tts chairs and boxes full Of Towering geraniums
and petunias and its electric bulbs, a charging
outdoor reading
James Speyer, A. E Boetwiclt. }. s Billings Da
David RIaustein and Miss Lillian Wahl were IN
the audience. Miss T Blumberg. with a StaH OF
ten assistants will be in charge. At present tho
collection numbers 10000 books. but there Is shelf
room for 5000 more. The entire second noof u
given up TO the children.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
HIGH SALARIEp WOMEN
Hiss Amendt, scith $4,000 a Year,
Has Several Close Seconds.

When it was first noised abroad in New-York
that woman the private secretary of Gage E.
TarbelI. who resigned last Friday second vice
president of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety, was getting a salary of $1,000 year,
there good many people who said they
didn't believe 1t. Remembering the gratitude with
they declared that it impossible that any
any employer.
among as is commonly supposed. There are
who known to be in receipt of salaries ranging
Amendt and her $1,000 year salary appear to
have touched high water mark UP TO date.
Miss Amendt's is typically American.
Like young Lochnvar. she came out of the West,
having been born in Logan. Ohio. When her father
many girls thrown their resources. but she
saved 500 quit the hateful business and went to
Chicago to learn stenography.
About the time Anna Amendt received her
diploma In stenography and typewriting the Chi
cago branch of the Equitable advertised for
stenographer. Miss AInendt got the position, at
$5 week Presently she advanced to the
place of Secretary to Mr.. Tarbell then gen
eral agent for the Northwestern territory. with
headquarters In Chicago. Later, when Mr.. Tarbell
was made second vice-president and came to New
York Miss Amendt became his chief assistant, with
a salary that advanced by leaps and bounds from
sl5 a week paid sixteen years ago to the mex
perenced little stenographer to S12oO0 year Next
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

in the field of art and she does no little Summing
in connection with the almost numberless appeals
for charity which are left by the postman every
day.
Miss Katharine Harrison is another NewY York
business woman whose salary Is $4,000 a year She
is private secretary to II. H. Rogers, the Standard
oil magnate, and her duties follow the
ventional and strictly business lines followed by
other private secretaries. Miss Elizabeth Altman.
private secretary to Miss Helen Gould, is said by
those who know to receive a yearly salary OF
S. 000 but office is to superintend Miss Goulds
aboundng charities and look after her youminous
correspondence and she has nothing whatever to
do with the management of Miss Goulds household
affairs
Mrs. Florence e. Shaal, manager of the Massa-
chrsetts woman's department of the Equitable,
seems be Boston's woman top notcher''
CARDS salary. Her annual salary is reported to be
S11 900. Life insurance is without doubt womans
happy hunting ground far as big salaries
concerned. for next to Mrs. Shaal comes Mrs Stella
Z. ?. Drake who has charge of the womans de-
partnent of the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Mrs; Drake IS Michigan woman who went to
Boston about eight years ago, worked for several
publishing houses, then took up insurance Upon
the retirement of Mrs A. r: Potts, the first man
ager of the Mutuals woInans department. she
succeeded to that position.