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The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

November2l lss.e
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler, who made homestead entry
No, 1854 has flied notice Of his intention to
make nnal proof in support of his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before the Pro-
bate Judge of Ford county, Kansas, at his
Office In Dodge City, Kansas on January H.
lSS, viz: John Jacob Kurz, of Dodge CITY,
Kansas, for the northeast quarter of section
No. 81, township No. Is south, range No. a6
west. Ford County, Kansas. Final Home
stead.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuitiva-
ton of said land, viz:
H J. Gyles, Mic. Nayrath, Jacob Streiff and
Prank Drake, all Of Dodge City, Kansas.
1851 d. II. FROST Register
First Publication November 25. 1882,
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Mr.. j. Fl. Phillips, of the Rock Island
saw the Alba Haywood company at Pratt
last Friday night. aud says they are first
class in every particular. and the house
was crowded to the doors. Our friend
Jim is one of the best judges of dra-
matte company in the city. Reserved
seats now on sale ut the City Drug Store.
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Fire destroyed the dwelling on corner
of Paladuro and Front streets, occu pied
by Ben Tunnel and family. last night.
The furniture was all saved. The con-
flagration was either the work of an in
cendiarv or spark from An engine, as
Tunnels were all absent visiting in Col
orado, and no fire had been used in the
house for several days. No insurance.
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SANTA CLAUS

HEADQUARTERS is at the Racket
Store. Big bargains i'll Dolls,
Toys, Books, Albums, Plush
Goods, Fancy China Cups and
Saucers, Fancy Chinaware
Lamps, Silk HandkerchiefS,
Mufflers, Vases, and Fancy
Glassware. We have bar
gains for all. We have the
largest stock, the incest goods
and the --latest novelties. We
sell cheaper than any other
store in the city. Don't for
get this, and come early and
get first choice, at the Racket
Store.
A. F. HALLETT.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Oeth of Osawato-
mic have come to our city to reside. Mr..
o. * a first class jeweler and is doing
some elegant work for Mr.. Young. not
withstanding the fact thatSe brought a
handsome and vivacioUs bride with him.
They are ut the Central
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Fuller Mitchell writes us from Dodge

Fuller Mitchell writes us from Dodge.
but the letter is mostly of personal mat
ter and not Intended for publication. 1t
appears that Ford's county attorney elect
Is a weather prophet. He writes: Il
predict an exceptionally fine winter
only two storms Of any monochrome
the 18th of January and the other the Sd
of March. Much snow. which will lie
evenly upon the wheat fields The aver
age yield of wheat in Western Kansas
will be 80 II bushels TO the acre: but in
consequence of the Demo-Psp Admins
tIation. it cannot be sold" +. y. VI.
may hit it: but if he fails we suggest
that he turn the business over to Hicks.
-CimarrOn New West.
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J. w. Licke. of kingmont,is in the city
and Will enter thedrugstore of Mr.. Teare
as partner. Mr. Licke is married man
and will soon brig his family TO Dodge.
He is good druggist and will advance
the interests of the firm
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

Frank ApperSon. of the Garden City
land office, returned to Dodge City last
Monday. accompanied by his brother
John, who is engaged on railroad ac-
counting work at st Joe. No. The two
brothers were enroute for the old home
stead near Bucklin to enjoy the holiday
season with relatives and neighbors.
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Farm buildings and all kinds of farm
stock insured at low rates. Farmers
should see J. \. Bulgan. Office of J. NJ.
kirkpatrick. Postoffice Building. Dodge
City.
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1t remained for kanSan to immortal
ize ''Lyndhurst. and Il handsome or
more delicate tribute to the memory of
man. could hardly fall from mortal's
pen. than that which appears in this is
sue, styled ''LyudhurSt." by julien del
Llano,' Capt. W. III. Stricken
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j. F. Hammer. of Wellington. Kansas.
was in the city on Wednesday of this
week.trying to purchase grain on behalf
of Willis Folks. This firm is buying for
direct shipment 20 the se;scoast at CAL
weston. We understand this market will
now justify Il slight premium above
Kansas City or Chicago prices on our
track. 1t begins to look as though west
ern Kansas was '.strictly iii it, on the
the grain business. when Gulf exporters
send agents out here to Overbid Chicago
and Kansas City buyers.
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Owing to the bad weather the steel
laying gangs. numbering over hundred
men, have been discharged and the men
returned 10 their homes. The white
men have gone to Kansas City. the Mex
leans to Las Vegas and Ell Paso, and the
black men to Guthrie. The men were
all we'll behaved while here.-Cimarron
New West.
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The Modern Woodmen of America
will hold their last meeting of the year
on Wednesday evening. Dec. 18th. at
which new officers will be elected for the
ensuing year. \ full attendance is de-
sired
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r. F. Hammond and Harry De Baum
are doing some handsome work on flow
er stands and other work destined for
holiday presents. in their shop on Walnut
street.
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j. II. Newell, a farmer of Ness county.
came down with his family the first Of
last week TO visit their old neighbOr, j..
L. Dale. formerly of Ness county. This
is the first time Mr.. Newell ever saw
Ford county. and it is so covered with
snow he can't see much of the soil. but
the topography is somewhat similar to
Ness county. He reports that farmers
are prosperous in that county.
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Wheat Farm for Sale.

go acres IN growing wheat. 100 acres
in grass under fence. Comfortable
house and stable. 1 miles from p o. in
Dodge City. Low price. Terms rea-
sonable. Inquire at this office.
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BeesOn's Orchestra will furnish the
music for the entertainment Down BY
the Sea. Let every Onesturn ont aud
thus manifest your interest in the work
of the school. Rememberthe date-Fri-
day night. December 30th.
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Get Your.U. $, Land Patents,

will procure the patent for your land
record the same in this Office and send
TO you for S1.25. j. \. ARMENT.
Register of Deeds.
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y. jacobson. from Glennwood, MIMI.
is at the Central. on his way southwest.
Mr.. J. is dry good man and notwith-
standing his six feet four OF upright
manhood.i> taking in large quantities of
our ozone. much TO the benefit of his
lungs that have been breathing the vi
ciateu air of the store room.
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VIM. jenkins. formerly of the O-iel
hotel. was in the city this week. He is
acting as advance agent for the menag-
erie now on exhibition in the Marsh
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Remember Down by the Sea- Fri
day night, December 30th. The money
you spend to see this interesting drama
all stays in town and will be used for the
benefit of the High School.
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Holiday Goods. The largest and best
stock in the city. Presents to suit every
body. Don't fail to call and look over
ms assortment before making your selec-
ton. =. II. You've. the .Jeweler.
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F. S. Bennett. of Galesburg, ILL.,, is at
the Central. He has been making some
land sales to the great benefit of the
purchasers.
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The Women's Columbian Club will
give an oyster supper in connection with
the mask ball given by the Dodge City
Military Band January End
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l. y. Dawson will go 10 Great Bend to
spend the holidays Some of his friends
have grave apprehenSions that he will
return a bloated benedict.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

Hubert Avery is laid up with 4 sprain-
ed shoulder. caused by game of foot
ball. Hubert says ne does not mind the
shoulder so much. but that he does hate
to give up his part Of John Gale in
Down by the Sea-
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MARKEDLY. II. McGarvey of Dodge
City, to Miss May Wells, Of Mescota,
Kansas, on Nov. 26th, 1892, at st Joe, Mo.
1r. McGarvey has been breaking on the
Santa Fe Route out of Dodge for over
two years. They have arranged to reside
In dwelling on west Walnut st.
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Great reductions in Millinery for the
next GO days az VI. ". VOLTS and Ella
SteinmanS. Felt and Trimmed Hats Il
Speciality. Nv
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This is the year of our discomfort.
Therefore save money and make yourself
happy by buying your holiday goods of
p. II. Young. the Jeweler.
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During the recent cold spell Ezra
Swan roosting place on the iron railing
in front of the poStoffice block has been
vacant
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Sam Stubs is selling loads of candy
for the holidays. y splendid lot of love-
ly mixed candy is going at ten cents per
pound.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

Cadet Paul Evans. of the Military
school at Sallna. returned to the city 10
spend the holidays.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

Northeast Or section II township LIS
range 25w. two miles from Dodge City
for sale for 1925 cash Inquire of
ID. W. Motif.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

Frank Shaeffor. editor of the Canon
City Clipper, was in the city last Sunday
visiting his sister. Mrs. d. L. Weagley.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

Several of our esteemed citizens are
taking the Kelley cure in the Dodge
City institute.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

George Hobble and W. NJ. Dellinger
are doing some good. substantial plaster
ing and brick work in this city. 1t is for
tunate for those who are making elegant
homes in our midst that they can secure
the services OF such skiIlful mechanics.
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Four-room dwelling in Dodge City for
sale. or will trade for clear farm land.
For further particulars. inquire at this
office. IS-tf
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Rev. j. y. Barber. travelling solicitor
for the Hutchinson News, was at the Ma
tional Wednesday.
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Mrs. Sam Wollman is in Denver visit
ing her parents, and Sam is having a
gay time, playing the festive bachelor.
Last week he had a card party which
was a hummer.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

County Attorney F. 4. Mitchell has
beer transferred from Cimarron camp
sons Of veterans TO the Dodge City camp.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

The hungry horde at Dodge for Fed
eral position number Is and the number
will likely be increased. Eleven want
the postoffice. -Cimarron New West
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WANrED.-Men with teams TO contract
to de breaking. \. II. Hudson Il Co.
Realestate and Insurance Agents. 1l-3t
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Don't fail to see the ''shipwrecked in
nercents" in Down by the Sea, Friday
night before New Years.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

We notice in Tuesdays press dis
patches that the bill II increase pensions
to veterans Of the Mexican war from
eight to twelve dollars has passed con-
yreSS
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Frank Atkins who moved his family
here recently. residing on Fifth avenue
west, made this Office pleasant call.
He and his family are delighted with
our city. and should he find business
or position with some firm. be will be-
become acitizen permanently.- Hutch
insOn News. The last We heard of
Frank he was at Dodge.-Cimarron New
West.
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They say Leon Gilbert makes a capital
dude, and that he is not $50 deused wear
WV, ah.'' as he looks.
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Mrs. y. B. klaine. of Cimarron. was in
the city this week visiting old time
friends and nei.hborS.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

A. E. Mellish, of Pekin, China, n
world optician and chrome
meter manufacturer and repairer has re-
Gently located among Us and is now with
A. Gluck.
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Several sheds and four barns 2lXiSXlt
feet, and $4,000 feet shedding lumber
See 2. Ii. Sughrue.
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Take Il chance in the elegant set Of
Russian sable fur> At Mrs. kenredy'S
reStaurant-only fifty cents. 10 It
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

y. 5. Doty, representing Kansas City
hardware company. was in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Doty says trade has
been light the past two weeks, owing TO
drifted snow all over the territory in
which he has been travelling.
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Parties wishing 70 exchange cattle for
good heavy work horse, will do well TO
enquire of B. +. 8iXbv. Dodge City.
<.auSaS. 1T
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BORN, on Thursday. December 18th.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Potter, son. He
is fine young chap. and George will
have him out climbing telegraph poles
before long.
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r. E. Turner. editor of the ingalls, Un-
ion, was in the city Monday.

o. B. Duglass. representative of Gray
county. made this town brief visit Mon
day
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[ desire TO express my heartfelt thanks
to all kind friends and neighbors of
Dodge City who so kindly rendered aid,
comfort and sympathy in my great affiic-
ton. Mrs. d. ". C. ROGERS.
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The WOmans Columbian Club will
meet in the Band Room on Chestnut St.
Jan. Sd ut , O'Clock p. VI. i cordial
invitation i extended To the ladies
throughout the county.
VI. VI. WOLFF. Sec'y.
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Last Wednesday was the shortest day
of the year. Daylight is now lengthen-
ing.
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Ed. II. Madison was in Topeka the
the first of this week looking after the
organization of the State Senate. or
case in Supreme Court. we are not sure
which.
The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

Fresh candies. toys and fancy table
service for the holidays At J. E. Craw-
fOTL'S,
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As fine a quarter section of land rs
can be found in this county for 1850
cash. Inquire of
j. NJ kirkDatr;ck
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A. F. HALLETT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

j. E. Mellecker. of Bellefont, is regis
tered at the National Wednesday.
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Those beautiful Kansas Grasshopper
Souvenir Spoons 1T z. II. Young's. the
jewelers..
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Judge Ii. McGarry was at Hartlaud
this week defending youug man from
the charge of rape. based on statute of
consent under age OF Is years. 1t was
an interesting case, and stubbOrnly con-
tested, as Judge Mason. one OF the most
brilliant lawyers of Garden City. was
retained to assist the prosecuting attor-
ing il a hung jury. with seven for ac-
quittal.
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Louis Sands and mother. Of Mamter
Mich. are at the Central. They had
heard so much of Kansas hot winds that
they brought & huge chunk OF northern
climate with them. Louis is a good
looking lad of l.. and stands feet 2, a
la-Simpson, while his mother is the typ
ical woman to bring up a boy, and
make man of him-a man with good
body. heart and mind
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w. o. Meserve was in the city last
Saturday paying taxes and his respects
has about 50 acres planted in wheat. was
still at it when the snow came and block
AIDED his drill in the field. Many farm
ers expect to resume planting as soon as
the snow melts off. The white blanket
promises millions to the farmers in the
way Of 4 wheat crop.
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James Boughten. of Pratt county. is
here. figuring on renting a Ford county
farm. He lived near Ensign four years
ago, but sold out and went farther east.
Now he has realized his mistake and
wants 10 get hold of another place. Not
having means TO buy. he desires to rent
place. Mr.. BOughten bears a good
name among former neighbors near En-
sign. and we hope will find suitable
place.
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Christmas candies AT the Ark.
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CG c-0-1o
NdS LOA4 L.,

''Casto-i.. is so wei adapted 20 children that
I recommend il a. yo-!CE s-ly prescription
known 20 me-
II. = ARCHER. ". D.,
IL So. Oxford 81, Brooklyn, Y. =.
Our physicians in the chiidren's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert
ence in their outside practice with CastoEia
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet We are free TO confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won Us to look with
favor upon it
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPEysARY,
Boston, Mass
ALIEN c. SMITH, Pres,
tray Street, New York City.
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CaStOria.

"Cestori. is al excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their Children
d. G. c. OsGooD,
I0veiI Mass
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Get your Nmas candies at the Ark.
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MARRIED.-Frederick Neumaun. of
New York City. TO Miss Augusta Ziese.
! of Dodge City. by y. w. MOffitt. pro-
bate judge, az the. residence Of the
brides father. Mr.. Otto Ziese.
This romantic union was brought
about by the young folks coming over
from Germany in the same vessel about
eight months ago. Mr.. Neumann Is one
of the ships crew and the lady as pas
senger, en- route to her father in this
city. Ii was love at first sight. and be-
fore they arrived at Castle Garden ties
much stronger than mere romantic at
tachment linked their fates together.
Miss Ziese came on 10 Dodge City. while
her fond lover continued to follow the
sea. But he is an honorable young man.
and on receiving word that his sweet
heart required A tender husbands pro-
tecting care on account of delicate
health. hasteued away from his duties
on the rolling deep. came to Dodge City
and made her his bride.
MARRIED.-At the home of Rev. E. +.
Brown. pastor of the VI. E. church of
this city. on last Wednesday morning,
December Ii. 1892. Chaist L. Diehm. Jr..
and Miss Amanda E. Mitchell. both of
this city.
The happy couple left on the noon
train for Dodge City, Kansas, the home
of the BRIDES parents, where they will
remain until after Christmas, and then
go to Leaveworth where they will spend
New Years with Mr.. Diehm's parents.
The bride is well and favorably known
in this city, and also in the county where
she has very successfully taught several
terms Of school, and is esteemed by all
who know her. She is thorough Sem
eca girl, having lived here from child |
hood, and is the daughter of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Joshua Mitchell, one of the best
known men in this county.
The groom came to Seneca about four |
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What is

Castor; is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription. Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. II is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions of Mothers CastOra destroys W aays
feverishness CastOria prevents vomiting Curd.
cures DiarrhCca and Wind Collie. Castora relieves
teeting troubles constipation and natulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates
and bowels, giving healthy and natUra; sleep. Gas.
tOria Chdren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend,
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j. VI. kirkpatrick.
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VI. VI. WOLFF. Sec'y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-31
Tfr1Iant Chemist

Adulteration is bad and sanitation Is
good, but some Of the results shown by
vig1lant inspectors and clever chemists
In their efforts - show the fr:ghtfuI
dangers that surround Us and run down
offenders against sanitary laws are very
funny. Awholesale and highly respect
able grocer was tried in London court
q few days ago for selling tartaric acid
sdulterated with lead The acid was
used in making Lemonade, and IKE lead
IN 1t got there from the vessels in which
II was manufactured The prosecution
showed that the tartaric acid contained
.oooe3 Per cent Of lead The defense
showed that in order to get = twentieth
part Of a grain Of the poison into ones
system II would be necessary to drink
lemonade every day for SIX months a.
the rate of 20 bottles day. The er-
perts added grsvely that before the
twentieth part Of q grain could be taken
n that manner the experinenter would
Gle Of dyspepsia The charge vas dis
missed. bat 10 satisfy the sxnitarv Off
Gals the judge agreed 20 state case.
presumably as warning 10 other evil
ooerS-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-31
JAPANESE STATISTICS.
The Population of Japan Is EaPidiy In
crensiDg-

The Population of Japan Is Eapidiy In
creasiDs.
Mr.. Ono, a japanese statistician. has
just published some interesting figures
concerning the remarkable increase of
population in that country during the
present reign, and especially since 1872.
In January, 1872, the population was
SO, III 900; in December, 1889, it had in
creased to 40, o70, 900. Since 1887 the an
nual rate of increase has been thirteen
in every 1000, so that, if this date is
preserved, the population viii double
itself in s. years. In England the rate
OF increase is 1873 per 1000, while in
most European countries it is between
six and nine, and in France and Spain
much lower. Mr. Ono points out that
the number Of births IN Japan is lower
than in most civilized countries, except
France, and that the number of illegiti-
mate children is smaller there than in
European states. He therefore at
tributes the great increase of the popu-
lation to the development Of wealth
since the restoration and to q decrease
in the death-rate among children.
From the tables which he gives, he in
ferS that the national wealth has
doubled in Japan in the last ten years,
and he shows that the increase in the
population has been greatest in the
northern and southern part of the EN-
pire, and least in the central part-a
phenomenon due TO migration from the
central provinces.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-31
A sssrul.r rss~.

TIE Pzrspe- palsa Is cultivated By
to- Indian aborigin>s % tn Gussaas
for ia frzit- vhleh tAsy a. iarFslT -
.opS. They plAat Is Abost shsi- settle
Ea~nts. zas whs-e s: - fgzr5 apparently
wild "a the fgreSt1 eEzEzlzsaslou xfi
show thkt ssseh s3szstions sT~re s1rn-r-
- o-cByisa ~ the irsiaSN u sozzs
seasons he frait ia p-o!sesd nf;h0as
s-eE-s. uh.Ia In other se&aDss q eaatzIas
sesssis. he Varfats1a occurring in ths
frysit az The SAFE trees from seEsoz "a
sea~on Tken bogls9 % F0astea -
fruit has syrBsfkiag - 10 texture and
;-sAte q = ary, rzs@ly potato. II = Pzl-
stable sad rsry natriiSoaG Th~ frulss.
xhseh aSe individually aSozt 49, rls7 q
= PlSs0a egg. are o0ras - bsaeheS q
froz fovty 20 kiKty tsgr.k~r. Thszs
are two O. tkrse barring se&soas II =