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Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-24

TO RENT-By L. II. PHELPS & CO,
500 American Bank building:
room house. 643 Norton ave.....S Q
room fiat. 1922 E. 18th st............... 9
room house, city water, 1886 Woodland. II
6 room house. barn, 2l14 Woodland. IL
: room house. 1907 F. 11th st............ Is
room house. 1920 Woodland. ........ II
room fiat. No. w. Missouri ave...... Is
Store. No. Q w. Missouri ave...... %
TO RENT-By JOSEPH PLUME.
205 New England Building
Rental Agent Since 1850:
1721 Kansas ave, 3 room house. S 90
1916 Montgall ave. room house..... 10 90
1926 T.. Sth St, I room brick Is 90
1907 Lydia ave, room house. .......... 16 90
a02 Il. 9th st, room house se.......... 81 90
TO RENT
1881 Forest, 8 room brick, $50.
1879 McCiee. room frame $40.
1902 Walnut. 3 rooms IS.
oll East 18th St, room fiat. modern. SO.
A. y. CHAMBERLAIN.
Sll and 3l2 Amer. Bk. bldg.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-24

startling contrast TO the greenback issue
which, instead of having been a source OF
profit, has been a source of direct loss OF
hundreds of millions TO the people.
DO the national banks make as much
row as they did in the past2"
No was the reply. For some time af-
ter their organization the percentage OF
profit was large. During recent years the
profit has steadily fallen; so that. taken
years. for which the figures are TO be OBJ
tanned. the average dividend on capital and
surplus invested in national banks has been
of the banks continue 20 add their divi-
dendS to their surplus. Others have been
compelled 10 charge off losses sustained 10
their surplus, so that many banks during
the past few years have either paid small
dividends or none at all.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-24
More Banks and More Faith.

What is needed" continued Mr.. Eckels.
''is an enlarged opportunity of obtaining
credit on the part of those who are en-
establishment of banks of deposit and dis
count and the branches of such banks. 1t
Is demonStrable that the whole surplus
loanable capital of the world is always
available to the people of every country
where credit Is maintained and where in
Ncstments are offered which promise n fair
margin of profit. Modern methods of
banking and modern methods of transport
tation make it immateral whether the
volume of money in the world Is greater
New Orleans. in Boston or frr San Fran
cisco. 1t is equally available for one place
or tho other il the capitalist has proper
knowledge OF the financial character and
ability of thoge who desire to borrow. If
HOu deprive community of its banks and
bankers, you take from it the channel
through which It can make known that ii
has good security to offer to investihlc
nit fn1
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-24
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
"NCScSH~NS0~~-CN~O~N~~~N~O
FOR SALE-2 6-month transferable book
Keeping scholarships taken for advertis-
ing in best schools in city. &c., must sell.
Address z ST. Journal Office
SlGNOR G. BOLLI-Voice culture and
artist singer; terms reasonable; voice trial
fIee Room 5i2, New Ridge building, h.
c., Mo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17

MEAT: Armour's Boneless Hams. Bic
Hazel Extra Mild Cured Hams or 1910
sugar Cured bacon, per Id ............. '~-~
Soup or Slowing Meat. per lb, .."....... w
BUTTER: Finest Elgin Creamery lH
Butter, o-ib. pail, per pail .....,,..--.. 49,
LARD: Hazel Pure Open Kettle Rem 7C
dered Lard. 8 and 10 Id. pals, per d.. -
TEA, Amy variety OF our 1897 importation,
japan, Tyson, Gunpowder,, Oolong' &c, packeu
In lead foil Caddies, 5-lb. caddy any va SIC
rlety' @G'oo; per
CHOICE Green, Black. or Mixed Tea. o2C
per Bib, Cadny, $l.4O; per lb..,....,::. CIV
COFFEE Lion Brand Coffee, lib. lOH
high grade Mocha and Java Coffee, distin-
guished for It's rich flavor, fresh roasted o2c
u.TTo6MXri6tEaSss: 'h'oS; b Brand Stan. y
dG HA IphhI!9ss' per dozen, Soc; per can. ~
Ing, new pack, doz.. $l.l5; can. .,'....,. w
PEAS: iHaz Early June Peas, 1897 i3N
pack, per dOZ., $l.50; per can ......... NV
Oyster Bay Asparagus. large.
matured STEM no stalks, per doz. $40; l2c
BAKED BEANS: Bo;ston, Baked Beans, with
Tomato Sauce, 3lb. can. per doz., soc; 70
PEACHES; Hazel. Coleman Flag or Hunt
Bros; Peaches. choicest selected fruit, OAN
per doz., $3.50; per can ........,....., &rS
Aunt Jemima'S Pancake Flour. ll,lh, or
~pR,nd;pisEsd Navy Beans. Gold Dust oSc
SALMON: "Hassi"H RsSssnS2 t Columbia Riysr
Salmon. lib: tall cam. fRncy red meat, IEn
Def u"~'' ~h'o'pe' eAA'................. sOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17

,e SieE; PEI saI ! ib Full Head Japan Rice. CSC
MILK: Fern" Brand Condensed E1o
MIX. per can. DC
BAKING. POWDER: Hazel Pure Cream of
ro"a:f. iio. oan' per $50
EXTRACT; Milford Vanilla Extract, lna
triple strength, 2 oz. bottle, per bottle.... W.
celery SALT: Celery Salt in bottles. EN
MUsTiRD: Hazel Brand dsnuins Import.
Cd English Mustard. in cans. q h.. per lEN
MAPLE .sYRUPP:: ''Ha.el; Brand SES
Pure Sap Maple Syrup. quart can 49,. SOC
ties; P Psy d Haip s sy5sP pen n f Sosild sla.. bot Csc
! queen Olives, 10 OF. bottle, o.
Pc p69 eT5I 'ii 81! 'f 8 sSssis;s a.nua !: &c
ft coRS H'tS' BIZ SEhk IT. a@@fHf. sa sSs'l' Iba,,. PFC
PICKLES: Hazel. Pickles. isoci;.. ia
01 '%5 Hst fH sT'fsR VI re ss SGT &c
fins's Worcestershire Sauce. iarpint 49,
sAskiDifNfESssi; a,can Mustard s.laal,r.:, &c
p pS,o%zTGEs;: Fancy Long Island 20 SS
STARCH: Milford" Brand Laundry ~ 81
ENAMELINE: Per csnN'''"'.' ~
GOLD DUST: FairbanE's Gold Dust. 17so
20 soRP!:' M Raf Pes' Family 60. nc
pure. Lib. CAKE 90 cakes In box. per = SSse
FISH: Long Branch Veal r:s.
inpcrtsdi Lriihi MaciSfsi. no head: OS
tails, large and fat per l0lh tiS.... IslS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17
WHIST. ALL BOOKS ON WHIST.
BRENTANO'S, 81 Union So.
Milliasra aud 1~rsssmaklns.

q. ". JANSON o Fiuh Ayeaue.
All the lAteat models for fur garments now on vie"
Altering and remodelling NJ reasonable prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17

Observation-Disclosures work All styles; best
~ OF references. Address or apply
NJ. JACKSON. "Caryl." YOnkNrs. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17

SEAL GAhAEHTS.-Fins fuu made TO order; modsl'
" linHold garments . specially; prices roaSonaole.
bAhRHh's. lle W. seth St.lAte Of GuntheT, 9th A'('
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17

AIDES Skirts. rebinding. cleaning. pressing, 81 On.
4! 1lnding yslveteen). Write. Will call. Union
co. 1874 Broadway. near $50 st skirts
made. $3.50; bring MATERIAL skirts refined. remadei
jackets, waists. sleeves remodellod, reasonable rAteG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17
An Extraordinary Sale of
Mems Suits!

1900 suits in the assortment some of the choicest materials made by Of tn
worlds foremost maker of fnec clothing. Nobby honespuns choice chevbts unsheaa
worsteds ant best grade cassimeres. The styles and patterns are the svelest; thu
tailoring is such as good clothes should embody; the usual $l5 suits at mos
shops will not compare favoably with this line. We ofert them special N Hn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17

Our Great Grocery Floor Brand as FU whscR 6f t we Have hava
often claimed, and as often proved, the Acme of Perfection.
One visit to 1.-THE BIG STORES" Great Grocery always insures
another, for there is nothing like it in all New York.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
ADDITTON4L DISPATCHES.

THE steamer Peru brought the news
TO San Francisco that, in ADDITION to
the smallpox epidemic at Japanese
ports, cholera had broken out and the
plague had made much Roadway in
Chinese cities and in Formosa.
A SEVERE famine was reported in
Szeehuen province, China, owing to
prolonged rains and floods destroying
almost the entire rice and vegeta BILE
crops, and the inhabitants were dying
by scores from starvation. In the city
OF Chuan Tung, in the same province,
a food carried away portion Of a hill
and about 1900 starving Chinese were
drowned
THE state department at Washing
ton denied the report that Premier
Canovas, OF Spain, had sent Secretary
0lney a communication accepting the
mediation of the United States in the
carrying out of the autonomy for Cuba.
THE Columbia national bank, OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, closed its doors
on the Goth. The Washington bank,
of the same city, also suspended.
AFANILY Of ten persons and a num-
Der of cattle have been engulfed by
the subsidinE of a bog of 100 acres near
Castle Island, county Kerry, Ireland.
Tt was stated that other persons were
drowned at the same time and place.
The Commercial national bank Of
Roanoke, Va, has suspended.
THE Italian newspapers have an
nouneed the impending elevation OF
Mgr, Corrigan, the Catholic archbishop
of New York, to the ea-dinalate.
WILLIAM E GLADSTONE celebrated
his 67th birthday on the 18th. The
venerable statesman was reported as
enjoying excellent health.
TIE Spanish steamer Carranza fouu-
dered in the Bay Of Biseay. She
carried a crew OF % men and 20 were
drowned.
WILLIAM WHALEY and wife were
shot to death in Sewer county, Tenn.
on the 29th by masked men. Whaley
was "a professional prosecuting wit
ness"
Two radical changes in the procedure
Of the pension Office have been made.
All claims for increase viii. be sent di.
rect to the medical division without
being passed on BY the board ofreEieW
land eases before the board Of reyisE
win not be passed On BY examiners
CoNPIRoILER OF EHE CURaEKCl
/ EgEEIs said that hs felt no appfshea
sion over the recent baak failures. 4.
they Wers due largely to local causes
tbs eon9iaea Of zoe setioasl Bank
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
SPAIN CANNOT WIN.
Former Consul to CadIz Gives Few Goo
Reasons for This Belief.

Former Consul to Cadiz Gives Few Good
Reasons for This Belief.
Topeka, Kan, Dec, 3O.-R w.
Turner, of Kansas, consul to Cadiz,
Spain, under President Harrison, in
speaking about the Cuban war and its
probable result, said that the Span
iards were not fighting so desperately
in Cuba to save the island as to save
the present home government Mr..
Turner took occasion while in Spain
to acquaint himself of every detail pos
sible concerning that government, and
for that reason his views on the Gu
ban war are of interest To a
correspondent he said: 'Spain as a
nati5a is powerless, and, although the
present queen regent is the ablest
ruler Spain has had for years, the gov
eminent is weighted down with the
difficulty Of self-preservation at home,
in addition TO her colonial embarrass-
ments. In my opinion Spain can never
conquer Cuba, the reason being that
the people are hopeiessly divided
among themselves and the country
bankrupt"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
A TICKLE WOMAN.
she IL Under Arrest Charged with De-
frsGdins a Liberal L8nsband.

She IL Under Arrest CHARGED with De-
fTsGdins Liberal Husband.
TOPEKA, Kan, Dec 29-Mrs Mary
Wieks and L. S. Waddell were arrested
here yesterday for living together
without due process Of law, and both
are ia jail The complaining witness
is John Wieks, the lawful husband of
the woman. Wicka does not care so
much for Mrs WiclSs as he does for $50
acres of land in Oklahoma, and some
other property, which ne decided to her
recently. Wieks and Mrs. Mary Inman
were for years friends ia Topeka, and
afterWard lovers Last September
they we're married. They started to
housekeeping, and last Friday Wieks
fell down stairs and nearly
killed himself. He thought he was
going to die, so he decided his wife his
ranch in Oklahoma and some town lots
in Council Bluffs The next day the
deeds were recorded. That night Mrs.
Wicks again took her departure. IN,
stead Of dying Weeks sent for the sher'
III, and the faithless wife was found
yesterday at the home Of her bachelor
friend, Mr.. Waddel. Wieks will prose
cute the woman and Waddel criminal
lly, and also bring suit for a divorce
and to have the deeds set aside.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
Highblnder war.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 3a-Chinatown
is again in the throes Of a highbinders'
war. This morning the body Of Lee
Hor was found suspended from rafter
Ia a vacant house in Stockton street.
The man had been stabbed back of the
ear before being hanged a few min
utes before one o'clock this morning a
number of men belonging to the Chi
nese society Of Bow On Tony wsylaid
and killed Jew Jing, q prominent Bow
Leong Tong man. on Jackson street,
near Stockton. All the assassini
escaped, and SO far there is little elsW
to their identity.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
ooNFER WITH LEEpY.
Santa Fe Railroad OmClaIs Oppose EIaxt-
mum Freight Rate Bill

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec 2s.-By appoint
ment, President E. P Ripley, Third
Vice President Paul Morton, General
Solicitor E. D. Kenna and General
Auditor d. c. Whitehead, of the Santa
Fe Railway Co., held a conference with
Gov.-eleet Leedy yesterday at his of
Zee in this city. The officials, it is said,
argued against a maximum freight rate
bill, claiming that it is impraeticable
and that a similar bill to the one pro-
posed in Nebraska was declared uncon'
stitutionaL They cited that the
roads were the heaviest taxpayers
in Kansas and gave more en-
ployment to skilled labor than all
other industries combined; that the
roads were not making any money
under the present ratei and that a
maximum freight bill would not only
work a hardship in this important
business interest but would also neces-
sarily affect the employees. The Of
fcials intimsted that the roads would
have no objection to the passage Of a
stringent anti-pass law.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS,

A DISPATCH from Johannesburg,
South Africa, stated that Kid Mccoy,
the American middleweight, defeated
Billy Doherty, of Australia, in Rine
rounds for the middleweight cham
pionship of the world, The fight was
to have been for 20 rounds aud $500
side and a division of the gate re-
ceipts.
GEORGE SPRINGER, married, and
Mack Mullen, bachelor, quarreled
oyer young woman at a dance near
Morehead, KY, and slashed each other
to pieces with their knives until they
fell mortality injured,
THE big Mckinley horn, which was
being carried from Tuscola, H., tc
Washington by four republicans fol-
appearance at the inauguration, wa;
left on the street at Trafalgar, Ind.
surrounded by a crowd Of curious PEG
pie, aud they broke it to pieces while
the horn bearers were at dinner.
AN engine on the Wheeling & Lake
/ Erie railway Jumped the track near
WaFrenton. o., and the engineer wa
killed and the fireman fatally injured
| IT took just q seconds for Peter Ma
her, the Irish pugilist, to knock out
Steve O'Doanell, the Australian boxer
at Coney Island, n. Y, on the 25th.
1 RAwLIHe & HAYNES departments
and the Columbia club at Anderson
Ind, were destroyed by IRE on the
cath. Loss. 500. Geo: oue-third insured
I A NooSsHINE distillery was located
about is miles from Gorsieana, Tex.
and United states Marshal Warden ar
rested John Reese and his three sons
aud took them to Dallas, where the.
+ Wiis he n ed by tie federal court ia
oiaszvs eaasnssa go. gslioas If moon
e8JBs r SKI SD sae eaflgs saaaFst as
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
A DIFFERENT VERSION.


The Facts Concerning the Shooting Of G.
". Gilmore, Near Atwood, Kan.
ATWOOD, Kan, Dec. 50.-Last Tues
day night 6. W. Gilmore, one Of the
Oldest citizens Of this county, while
sitting before his kitchen stove, was
shot by some unknown party, the
charge of shot passing through the
window, striking him squarely in tho
left side of the face. The left eye
was destroyed and the left side
of the upper jaw shattered, but
he is alive and may recover A
short time ago Gilmore's wife left him
aud went back 20 her divorced husband
in Nebraska. Since that time Gilmore
has had a Mrs Baiiou, g married
woman, keeping house for him, which
caused trouble between her and her
husband aud they, too, separated Tbs
attempted murder is supposed 70 be
the result OF these complications
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

SMOKE contains many valuable gases
which only pass off to poison the air
aud the SCOT fakes that escape in it
are a source of much discomfort if not
of some actual disease; but experiments
are now being made in England and
Germany that look to the utilization
of these products of combustion and
the doing away with the high chin
neys entirely. The fires are made
to burn properly by means Of forced
draft. The gases and products of com
bnstion are sucked into tight reser-
voir, where they are converted into
substances that have commercial
value.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
Kansas Grain Law.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 29-In his re-
port to the governor, which was given
to the public to-day, AttOrney-General
Dawes concludes with q recommends
ton that the method of appointing
deputy grain inspectors be changed SO
as to make the state grain inspector
independent of boards of trade or other
private corporations This is of great
interest to shippers of grain throughout
the state. aud especially to elevator
and commission men at Kansas City,
Argentine, Leavenworth and Atchison.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
KANsAs coUNTY INsoLVENT.
lane County Overloaded with Debt and n
More Interest VIII BE Paid on Bonds.

lane County Overloaded with Debt and no
More Interest VIII BE Paid on Bonds.
DIeHToN, Kan, Dec, 29.-The board
Of county commissioners Of this lane
county, in meeting yesterday, formally
declared the county insolvent, and is
sued instructions to Treasurer SHE
reck to refrain from further payment
Of interest on the bonded indebted
ness Of the county, The county has,
heretofore, always made its interest
payments promptly, its warrants
have circulated at a very slight
discount. and consequently its credit
has been high. The funded debt Of
the county is Sl25, 600 The bonds are
held by about 40 different corporations
and individuals in New York and New
England, and when last heard from
they were quoted at PAR. There seems
to be no prospect that payment viii
ever be resumed upon the debt as it
stands.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

PUBLIC attention has never been de
rected in an adequate manner, the Chi
eago Tribune says, 10 the dangers
which exists in the careless handling
Of money. Owing to its rapidly circu-
latiRg nature and to the many un-
eieaRly places in which it is constantly
being concealed and carried, the coin
OF the realm possesses advantages in
the dissemination of infectious diseases
not inherent in any other object of
public utility, For this reason it
should lie regarded as G possible source
Of eontagion at ali times, and should
be handled with the most serious co.,
Starvation.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

UPox a favorable opportunity it is
proposed to make a run of 200 miles
over the Santa Fe road in an endeavor
to beat the worlds record Of u miles
an hour, made in the l00-mile run over
the Lake Shore. While the run on the
Santa Fe viii not be as long as the
Lake Shore run, the Santa Fe people
think they have a stretch of 200 miles
Of track over which they can make a
new record by averaging more than ~
miles per hour.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

Iowa Methedists have determined to
try the experiment Of q cooperative or
mutual insurance ompany for the pur-
pose of insaring church property
against loss by fire. water or floods or
damage by lightning. They have also
concluded TO take the clergy Of the
church in on the experiment. and viii
Insure property belonging to them,
Both personal and real The articles
sof the company say that the assoela.
~.ss5n may insure churches, parsenages,
ana the property Of the Methodist
:;acoea miaisters. but places re,
sElaas a. 70 be sIaeant Of insur'
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
shv About Re.oOO,

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Dec 29.-Inspect-
or Cochran, of the post Office depart-
ment, yesterday discovered a shortage
Of 50, 900 in the accounts Of Postmaster
Mead, Of this city. The shortage oe-
ours in the money order and stamp de-
partments, 81, 500 in the former and
500 in the latter Miss Eva BEEN is
the clerk of these departments She
has been suspended pending an investi-
cation, but 10 enc believes her guilty.
Her books are correct, and it was by
them that the shOrtage became known.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

ACCORDING to the fish commission,
the American sponge is threatened with
the fate which oVerhangs the seal and
the bison; butlegisIation could prohibit
the taking of spOnges under certain
size and in this way the baby sponge
could be protected. It's probable that
congress will make an application for a
new experiment station on the Florida
coast to ascertain how sponges can be
planted aud cultivated.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

THE Salvation army proposes to in
tFoduce in Chicago what is called in
London the salvage scheme" which
consists in the collection by poor peo-
pie OF Junk" of all sorts-bottles, old
brass and iron, bones, rags and the
like-and the purchase of the same at
the Salvation junkshop for the direct
benefit of the poor, the Salvation army
disposing of the stock to the manu-
factories or using it in its work.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

THE Woman's Christian Temperance
union of St Louis has begun a crusade
against the cigarette evil by distribut-
ing to large number of Sunday schools
copies of a letter on the cigarette
habit, with view of disseminating in
formation among children of the evils
of smoking ''cotin-taeks" The mem-
bers claim that the practice is growing
and that it is a disgrace to civilization.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

M. MEI1NE, the premier of France
recommends international bimetallism
as probable benefit for the industrial
world. but says that bimetallism is an
international question, as far as French
effort in It's behalf is concerned.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01
Democrats WoFksag for Dubois.

WAsHTE6TOS, Dec. Ex-senator Du-
bois and C A. Walsh, secretary Of the
democratic nstioHal committee, have
gone TO Idaho TO conduct a canvass IN
aid Of the formers reelection. The
democratic senators here have written
s letter to the democrats Of Idaho urg-
mo Drbois5 realization.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

THE report Of wholesale smuggling
OF Chinese into the United States from
Mexico is substantiated by the numer-
Dus arrests Of Chinese. There is little
doubt that not only in Mexico, but also
along our northern frontier there is
systematic importation of Mongolians.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

ONLY 900 persons in ], goo, 900, accord
ing to medical authority, die from old
age, willis /, 200 succumb to govt 49,
400 to measles, 9,7OO to apoplexy. 1900
to erysipelas, $500 to consumption, 4s, =
600 to scarlet fever, 25, 600 to whooping
cough, $4,000 to typhoid and typhus,
and 1000 to rheumatism. The averages
vary according to locality, but these
are considered accurate as regards the
population of the globe as whole.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-01-01

THE Chicago health department has
decided to issue a formal notice to the
public prohibiting expectoration in
street ears, suburban trains, elevated
cars, public conveyances of all kinds,
as we'll as on the sidewalks and streets
OF the city aud in railroad depots, ho-
tells and other places where people con.
1reQate