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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-02


The November report of the city
health department was finished by
the sanitary sergeant at the city Of
fees today. This month is a rather
unhealthy one there being Sc con-
tagiouS and infectious diseases in the
city. However, among those sick
nesses there was but one death that
resulting from a hard attack of diph-
liberia. This record of fatalities is
marvellous considering the variety of
diseases and the weather. Smallpox
took first prize among the diseases
there being 81 cases of this infection.
None of them were fatal. Diphtheria
came second with 10 cases and the
one death-does this prove that IS is
an unlucky number? Scarlet fever
claimed II candidates while chicken
Typhoid fever-on which depends the
real health of the city-had but three
sufferers. Last November there were
but Is cases of the above diseases.
During the month there have been
So fumigations5 and ST quarantines
quarantine, 1 of typhoid fever, 3 of
diphtheria, and of scarlet fever.
The reason that there has been so
many contagious diseases this year is
the fault of the parents and families
in which the disease was located.
fections that they even fear to report
it to the city authorities and it is al
lowed to spread. In some cases the
parents have allowed their children
to go to school saying that they did
not think the case serious. This is a
criminal offense. The city health de-
partment is supported for the work
among such diseases and it is the duty
of citizens to report the least sign of
contagious or infectious disease.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-02

In the last two or three weeks the
firemen at the No. ? station have been
bothered with numerous school chill
dren who have been attracted to the
station by it's many interesting fea-
lures During an alarm the other
day one of the children was almost
trampled under the feet of team.
Chief Wilmarth has pasted poster
on the station bulletin board to the
following effect: Children unattended
not allowed to congregate in this sta
ton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-02

Topeka will get s16,O41 more taxes this
wear than last-in other words the city
will receive 1856, 1882 taken as whole.
This includes the regular city taxes,
which amount to $27S, 521. SO, the special
city taxes which amount to $l12,65S; TO-
and the school taxes amounting to $685.
258 So All of this creates brighter
atroosnhere in the city hall.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-02

The candidates for city offices are
coming out slowly. The latest is the
papers of Sanitary Sergeant ]. d. Pat
tison who will accept the position as
city treasurer if the people so desire.
Mr.. Pattison is one of the young SOL
diers of the civil war and one of the
oldest of city officials. If any one de-
serves promotion Mr.. Pattison should
be the anyone" He served as presi-
dent of the city council for two years.
Then as a councilman three years. He
has been connected with city affairs
ever since he has made Topeka his
home and has held his present position
as sanitary sergeant for five years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-02

A fully signed petition was sent tc
City Clerk Burge this morning. II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-02

Only one fire so far this week That,
a two-story frame dwelling house
owned and occupied by H Meir at
1920 North Jackson street. Some tar
boiling on the stove had started to
boil over and an alarm was turned
in. No damage resulted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-02

There will be a special meeting of the
claims and accounts committee ]. ].
Lannen. j. w. F. Hughes, c. w. Horn,
of the city council on Friday evening
at the committee room in the city hall.
The monthly bills of the city will be
scrutinized.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
IRE sheath Comes Over.

ffrlr ~ little The c1surfv~ sheath
FrocRs tbe. r-o~iaes no so~sarir,-,,i
toilets fo~ -he Paris season 49, ana
sur .ccentaD,s ~ ms sfse ~ fhe
v-Stsr ard though M snrh sxr~eues
rs arr sesr~fhea liz sd,frss from Paris
~ IN evidence her fsShio--hie No
-Drr A. certainly r,ski-r concessions
Al this * an,,s-srt --fs~s,,e~ rl, 'r,,s-
81 Fo-k forrfher and whether ON.
~fp6ieS the toilets Of rhe |es~lv quests
~ srsSho-e resorts Of me smart folk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Hints

Always keep bread in an earthcn-
ware pan with wooden cover. and
both should Pee washed thoroughly
and dried by the fre in the air once
week.
a good thick eravy is only procured
by bringing 10 TO boil while stirring
and cooking un il leaves the sides OF
the pan.
Lobster and crab shells 1t is we'll
90 keep some 90 these. as cases for
use when timed FISH is used. II the
shells are rubbed with salad oil be-
more use. their appearance Viii be-
improved.
To clean white felt Procure
some powdered macnesia and make e.
irto "a paste with cold water. With a
brush put this am over the hat. when
dry. shake and brush OF 81 necessary
have second application. and your
old hats should bo quite clean. Make
Che maEuesia paste about as thick AS
cream.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

Tie solitude o. hilis. o. 90 the sea.
The solitude OF dense far-SGrctchlng
woods
EsVe nauEht In them Of loneliness
fCr me.
Who love the songs OF elemental
moods.
But 81 the city streets. where myriad
feet
PsSs here and join in hurried on
ward press.
lis there / md wilderness COM
pletf
And taste the woes 81 utter lOneli-
ness
John Keudrick Banks I'm July
metropolitan Magazine
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

The Duchess OF SAKE CoburC is
most particular as 90 the way I'm
which her bed is made. being fas-
tidicus in the extreme. She has the
sheets pulled with sCrupuiOus tight
ness over the specially made mat
re sses. and the slightest shade OF q
crease Is the signal for q rcprimand
Queen Alexandra viii only have her
bed made hy one woman. and shows
extreme rcstlessnCsS when any trivial
fault occurs. The eN-Empress Euge-
ME Is also particular and sleeps on
q low bed. not more than foot from
the floor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

once had visions Of fresh lettuce chop
ped up in bits and fabricated with
mayCnnaise dressing. an OF which was
NJ gardcd IS rather uuwhCle some
and cV0t usiNe luxury.
I'm this way really wholesome and
delicious summer food mas been
brought into contempt which Il does
not deserve. However. We are learn
ms 20 know better. and the good
health which many 81 as enjoy dur
iuE hot weather IS undoubtedly due
90 these delightful preparations.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
OLDEST POSTNISTRESS
N THE UNITED STATES

Mrs. J. Il. NcCaskey. who last week
celebrated her Slst birthday is prob
ably the oldest postmistress in the
United States. and is the oldest in
point 81 service.
she was appointed postmistress at
she rmansdale In June 1877. and has
served continuously ever since that
time at the local postofiicc
At present her duties are being at
tended 20 by her daughter. who is act
ing for her during her illness.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

u no LONGER. and SO asked her point
blank about the conee.
Coffee" exclaimed Ciarissa. as n
she had never heard OF A. oh,
Wen. YOU see. it's like THIS. Charles
and ! never drink coffee. He Is a
scientist and-and-well we drink
barlo-corno altoge ther."-Ncw York
Tribune.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

Take down the curtains and shake
them free from dust Spread a sheet
on the floor and lay one curtain
smoothly on g. Cover thiCkly with
corn meal. Law on another curtain and
again cover with the meal Continue
until all the curtains are covered with
the meal. then roll SD loosely and law
away for a few DAYS When wanted
unron Brush OF the meal and hans
on the line in the wind and sun for
half q dav. and when huns up again
at the window they Viii look like new
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

Those who vish tc Keep cool and
ir good health durir- rle summt p
viii suhsist as far as possible ur
fruits and salads AZ one time. when
anyone said salad the listeners at
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Won,an's Department

models have bindings % duh gold
braid and duh gold buttons. one can
buy these waistcoats rcsdy made in
the shops. bat. OF course. IL is better.
20 possible. TO have one made TO order
and fitted care fully.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

one and a half cups sour milk. 8
heauinE cup -four p cup corn-meal.
9 eCE. lt tablespoons cream. FUN tea
spoonful soda. salt Bake en- a hOt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

Recipe fftv wears old- 8 teaspoon
ginger. tablespoon sugar. p Guy
molasses cup shortening. tea
spoon soda. over which rs poured
cup hot water. Flour fo rCN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Best Education aa Lowest Rates.
BOWLING GREEN
~ Old VIRGINIA SCHOOL.

A select home school. High stand
ards OF College Preparatory and Pin
ishinG Courses. Music and ElOcution
Cultured faculty. Health record unex.
celled. Tennis. boating. basketball
Rates, sI97-5o. For thorough education
abreast Of the highest standards. At ths
lowest possible rate. in the best sOcia
and moral atmosphere. parents VIII inS
no school superior. Catalogue on re
quest. Address
BOWLING GREEN FEMALE SEMI.
NARf,
Bowling Green. Va. Box SIS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
ST. EDITH ACADEMY For GIRLS

Conducted by the Sisters of "a. Benedict.
College Preparatory and Academicas
courses Ideal climate and location
instruction thorough. Terms low. Cata-
iogue free. Address
THE DIRECTRESs,
~. Edith Academy.
Bristow. Prince William Co. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Pecan squares.

six tocfther rhorCuEhly D cup ol
brown SUGAR and 8 level tablespoon
of butter add Well-tcaten eCS E
saItsncon 90 soda dissolved in fce-
spoon of hot water. and 3 cup of trft
chopped pecan meats. Turn into @
hu-rtred tu and bake 80 minutes iu
moderate oven. Cut into squares
h.n -l-Eh-ll .nnl.L-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
FORK UNION MILITARY ACADEMY

1lth Session opens Sept. "a I90S.
VI. VI. MAYNARD. u. A., Headmaster.
tof the University OF Oklahoma
Terms' $4,000 per session.
This Includes board. tuition in
English studies and Ancient and Mod
eru Languages. Authorization and
Military Fees.
-Four years course. II fits students
for business. teaching. medical schools.
colleges and universities. Diplomas
awarded those who finish the course.
GEORGE VI. HOLLEY
(first Lieut.. l.. \. A..
Instructor sn Military science and Tac-
ties.
The Academy authorities md the
military feature greatly beneficial. II
promotes order. discipline, self-contrOl
and manly bearing.
The Academy ~ CO-educatfOnat.
Charge for young ladies same as ca
diets. except military Zee. Choice ar
engagements for young ladies. For cat
elOgue. address
WILLIAM n. HATCHER, President.
Fork JRiOn. Va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03
ON THE FRONT

Al 4tslt " n VI
steamer spokane, used by tho Pa
cilic Coast Co IN summer eNcur.
sions TO the Muir glaclor. shifted
yesterday To MofanA. aud today
went 60 Eagle Harhor for the win.
ter.
steamer Meteor arrived yesterday
Ia san Pedro from this port.
Barge Glory OF tho Seas com.
nlcted diaoharglng her last cargo
of coal nc the Wellington docks 60.
day, and was superseded az the
hoists by the barge Hadyn brown.
also with coal The Glory goes for
more fuel Immediately, loading at
Nanaimo.
British steamer Suvcrie left Yoke.
hama for this port yesterday
steamer Montara shifted ycster.
DAY from the stream to the shops
OF the Columbia 4 Puget Sound
railroad. where she VIII be over.
hauled.
Work on the new Sound steamer
uyak. for the Kitsap Transportation
CO. WAS begun iu the supple yards
at Portland yesterday.
Steamer Humboldt arrived today
from Skagway with a guod number
~ passefgcra and heavy cargo.
She viii aall again on next Monday
steam schooner WiuuehaEo ar
rived this morning IN San Diego
with cargo from this port
Steamer ArlnonRn arrived yeatnr.
day az Honolulu from Seattle.
Steamer Bcllcrophon from this
port passed through the Suen canal
yesterday.
steamer ieanie went O. Tacoma
60 load cargo today. She viii leave
out for Southwestern Alaska somor-
Tow night
Steamer Queen shifted this morn
lng % Tacoma 20 discharge.
schooner Robert Scaries sailed
this morning faF San Francisco
nom Port Ludlow.
Steam schooner fnirhaven left
san Francisco Tor Seattle this morn
ting.
Steamer umAtiila leaves this even
lnE on her first run 90 san Fran
cisco since her resent miHhap. she
has received new shaft and H.
nE8in IN good condition. She Will
carry freight only. on this voyage.
Upon her arrival In san Francisco,
she viii b. pat on 2he schedule 81
THE Governor. which win be laid up
Cor the wlntcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03
Threaten to Lynch First
Thug Arrested in
Seattle.

'A"h"t AAhW WhTNthkt Aht day
OF reckoning IA almost az hand
Wyoming Pete, the Avcngor. IL on
your trail. Pete says so himself
He called up The Star offise yes.
terdey With the Information that he
aud HIS trusted followers are here,
armed TO the teeth. determined TO
wrcak vengeance on the oriminala
who are torrorising the city, aud
whom the police seem powerless to
cheek IN their bold atrocities.
When Peter held converse BY
phone with Tho Star yesterday it
was ag tho spokesman for a score
OF bad men from Wyoming.
We don't want 10 give our
names, he declared. "hut you Just
put Il in the paper that thore are
about 20 OF IA here from Wyoming
and we're all cowpunchera with our
outfits. Wen show the people OF
Seattle how law ia enforced on the
plains.
Now. what We propose 10 do IA
90 take the first thug arrested away
from the police and string him up
70 the nearest telegraph pole. We've
done Il before In Wyoming. and
Vel show the people OF Seattle
that we're capable ~ protecting
them"
"Bnt you would be- breaking the
law Yourself" interieetcd The star
man mildly rather fearing 20 ex,
press himself In stronger language
oh that's all rlght. was the
answer. II the police are incapa
BILE Of protecting the city. somebody
hAa got to DO a. We're all armed
and we're not afraid OF anything
and the first one % these murder
Gus thugs that IL caught we'll take
away from the police n we have
to break down the iail 10 do H.
That's put a stop "a huld.ups aud
murders mighty quick
Reckon II might. responded The
Star man.
"And say" added Pete. as an
afterthought "you might say. too.
that this isn't very healthy ell
mate for thugs, aud those that arc
here had better m0vo out OF town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03
COWBOYS DECLARE THEY
WILL STOP CRIME

as quick as they can pack their
baggage"
So far the Wyoming vigllauteu
have not had an opportunity OF
converting telegraph pole into an
lmpromptu gallowa. but citizens In
general viii rest easier. perhape.
with the knowledge that their In.
tereats are being watched after by
the daredevil. pollce.defying Wyom.
ina pctc and his cowpunchofa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03

Axel Anderson. the tile setter
who attempted 70 commit suicide
Tuesday afternoon In his room az
t3isM Seventh av.. ~ reportse AZ
out Of danger today. though Ills con
ditlon IA stiil serious That he II
alive iH due In great measure TO the
prompt action Of n Star empioye.
who. arriving early on the scene, did
IS hat be- could 70 relieve the man
and sent at once for the nearest
physician The note found beside
Anderson ia believed 20 have been
meant fer his roommate. A. Lind
quiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03
SOCIAL NOTES

suffraei.t Luncheon.
Miss CNcils Buck. tho dramatic
soprano from brooklyn. was tho
guest % honor az large luncheon
given today 81 the Woinana Suf-
frage league o1 Seattle. At the
washington Annex Covers were
laid for n
W.. n. c. Elsetlor % Officers.
John u Miller chapter. " " c..
will hold its election ~ officers for
the ensuing year On Saturday after
noon. Az members are requested 70
D. present Corps viii be called 20
order promptly az l o'clork The
ladies will entertain the cugnr0d~s In
this evening
Bridge Astsruoor.
Mrs John Wigtemore Eddy enter
tanned yesterday at bridge lor MRS.
James Eslgly. a the Perry hoicl
Chapter G. p. e. o.
Mra A. X Yarkea will entertain
the rnnmbefs ~ Chapter q. y. +. o.
II her horne. s1g Ifth av ~ Mon
day afternoon.
Club Meets.
The Ninetseuth Century club met
today with Mias Ronald at the
Ronald residences. on s0th az. =
W. o. W. Danes.
The dfiIi team ~ Home camp No
zss. W. o w. win give a dance at
f.cachi Park pavilion on Friday
Dec. I.
Studio Concert.
A studio concert viii Be given On
"Wednesday evening AZ the Columbia
College % Music b Minnie Grace
Harris. soprano. AiexfIA nama. bari
tene. late - Berlin. Germany. and
Louis Diamond. pianist. An at
tractivs part u the concert will be
the rendition ~ the closing scene
from eFHxIianss4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03
caves THE
HOSPITAL
La. J. Heney Goes
!, The Country to
Recuperate.

,NrTscO. neea2 Fran
~ 49,, s ne prosecutor who
@s ne court room OF
~ .ssr aurine The prosrss.s :.
~" x Abraham Ruet ieit
~ hospital Today JUST
az have elapsed since
- ,aken 90 The hospital
N a dying condition
hallet fired by Morris
s.e,ed Juror. who suhse-
.,samlsted suicide.
Vii spend several weeks
sne II William Kent AZ
49, Marin county, recnpef'
\. vill De accompanied ey
s...s Who has devotediy
- durins his Illness.
- s.sleudid constitution has
a laaving the hospital
seer than do patients saf'
80 such serious wounds,
= possibility u a relapse.
ev,sacusors return 60 bis
~ court room viii de
mn Inc sApldisy Of his con
aeee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03

The EFskiue NJ Phelps Is being
repainted and cleaned generally u
the coal dusi which has settled over
her usually immaculate sides and
decks during the discharxing OF her
great cargo OF fuel AZ yet she has
received no cargo. on account 81
the iowness Of rates at present. but
her owners are apxioua 70 get her
back to Philadelphia. and falling to
get a hold FUN At the right prices.
she may so south IN ballast 60 the
Hawaiian Islands. and there take on
cargo o. sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03
TO SaTED HUSBAND
II SUES FOR DIVORCE

.-,.s ghas his wlfs. Ella Ger
4 ellsl.mA prefers the society
~. q that Of himself aud
4 Aaa William 4. Williams III
| csnplains IN q divorce suit
r.. hsg IL the superior court
4 emplaint in she case the
80 a1eres that the couple
& u.srled IN san francisco In
- 1891 and that they have
~ssarola boy lie says that
~ ysars Ago Mrs Williams
4. s ssxlecf her home aad child
! rnsors wlth STRANGERS. and
81 plnklux plaees In August.
Z Z STATES Aat she abandoned
|. - altogether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03

Steamer Portland arrived at 3 30
yesterday afternoon. after a fast
voyage 10 Southwestern Alaska
ports and Valdez. making the run
10 Kodiak In practically 20 days.
which Is the fastest trip made for
some time by any vessel She land
ed 100 passengers. and had good
cargo Of ore and fish She had
very favorable weather. which u re-.
markable for this time Of year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03

II WIS A. Holden. a sister
= 4 ~ Schooner ]. W Cliae.
~ VI = sra from Ludiow a
+ Assua 3spartsa from Everett
mefsw with a large cargo ~
~ - Australian ports. The
\ sAH ar u rimIiAr build ard
IrzN NJ having LETT 90 few
4>ft bath bound for the same
h sHe vsry pretty sailing races
tH ss1ef ~ between the rival
y Tka boats are of the
: nd fastest iype Of schooner
- f1fssie eaakf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03

BUTTE. Mont. Dec 9~-Word was
received hsre today that Alex Mae
AulaY a prominent business man
and former Legislator ~ Montana.
fell over a precipice In Teton county
iu remote section % northern
Montana last Tuesday, while out on
a hunting trip. lilo was Instantly
killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03

The sloan Ship Building Co has
completed arrangements for the
launching OF the steamer Vashonlan.
nov on It's ways. on December 70.
The boat Is splendldlY modelled
and suited for the fast trade among
the Islands Of the Sound. for which
she has been built She will 20
into service shortly before Christ.
mas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03

million dollar bride" because at
her wedding dinner she was present
cd with "A legacy equal TO that
amount. has retained counsel and
begun action for divorce. She sep
arated from her husband several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03

BELI.INGHAM. Dee. an q.
brown. clerk az the Beck hotel. ar
rested some weeks ago On a charge
~ ~mbexziement. has been bought
out 81 the pcuifoutiary IS his
wealthy brother. who ia q banker
in Portland. IN brief. Brown has
jumped his bond tsg.-puf up by
hts brother. and will not b. in court
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-03
Hosiery Specials

wOMEN's HOSIERY. SPECIAL.
Ioc r-Full-iashioned iIeece-lined
Stockings for women. A Hose with
out seam. Good weight. warm and
durable
WOMEN's SILK Isle HOSI-
cry. SPECIAL. sc Pr.-Blaek and
colors.
cHILDREN's SCHOOL HOSE.
SPECIAL. isc Pr. ? for 2se--Rein-
forced and well made: medium weight,
heavy ribbed black. a Stocking that
insures long wear
cHILDREN's HOSIERY. SPE-
cIAI.. isc Pr.--Cotton. fleece lined.
MEMS HALF HOSE. SPECIAL.
isc Pr.-An attractive assortment OF
Mems Fancy Novelty Hali-Hose. in
late STYLES. Included arc plain colors.
plaids. checks. stripes and polka dots.
embracing Cotton and other fabrics
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l 20 s-inch Nor
mandy Nalcneieunes
Edges and luser-
tions. special. i0c
yard.
72-inch Plain Nets,
white and cream, SSc
yard.
Venise Ian d ;.
white. cream and
ccru. special. 2Sc and
SOC yard.