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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11
A COMMON SENSE CRUSADE.
English Women Moving for Short Out
Door skirts.

English Women Moving for Short Out
Door skirts.
By way of protest against the mani
fest inconvenience of wearing a long
and trailing skirt on the highway, an
association of sensible young women in
Nottingham, England, have adopted
the fashion of short petticoats for their
walks abroad. The women of England
are persuading fashionab BILE tailors to
make short costumes for their outdoor
expeditions natty and trim, and finished
with a facing Of soft leather, easily
cleansed when splashed- This costume
requires a well-ftting boot since it
necessarily leaves the foot exposed to
view. 1t is to be hoped that the day Of
short skirts for outdoor wear will soon
dawn for all healthy women.
For the drawing room nothing is so
beautiful as the trained skirt II con-
veys with it traditions of the past,
when queens stepped proudly over pal
ace floors. Every fair woman is a queen
in her own right, and her sweeping
garments emphasize her stateliness in
the house. But on sloppy city street,
or an abysmal rural road, what so for
lorn as a lady clutching frantically at
her dignity and the hem of her best
gown, and vainly trying to keep up
with her more fortunate brother or hus-
band in the race Of life9
We must admit that the Nottingham
reformers are a trifie in advance of what
is absolutely needfuL Reforrners are
ant 10 be q little too radical Neverthe-
less, we congratulate them on their cour-
age and their common sense, longing as
we do to see thousands emulating their
example here in free America -Har-
yer's Bazaar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11

The EAGLE has the most complete mao
Of the Cherokee strip. Oklahoma and ia
Indian reservations combined. that hs4
ever been published Giren with years
subscription Of the Weekly EACLE. which
Il 4tO0a ds9 Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11

~ dous ;hlak Fsnstss undsr-.zuA.
ha}zy. said AF. AsuSan. "a H. wsllA
from ~ rurssrT continued
I'm afraid noi, bat shy sh0ald shs7~i
aslze6 Mr. y fFiAe;tz Is a Preach 4
surse and Tommy Is al American eAby (
-fE-,t.,-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11

A%IkB-F UKSioHh.D lfUon ~ o 81 tst--
w Ilai.. Must Ue within tea mtnGie. Wall itsiA
pos oriice state location suo fent ~auiet Refer
euCes EIvcn. Address ID. ii Seissal bciltef3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11
INTERESTING ~ NOT TRUE.

Az ice cutter al Bristol, Pa. who vas
operating on Silver lake, toand q large
frog s1uEly embedded n the eTy-sia Lied
water. When thzwed out the frozen
creature -vas as clipper as = cricket
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11

sAe-@lss Sears asdn't make ors. th-
-ha-ve thai -zF Pc had cast ressetsoas
Epon a~r
iis-sF hat was bis 6~frns~7
Sie--fie pvaz~3 ia. ~ wasn't brig :
sn0uzb 20 eel ans re1e~t-ons a. az,
Jpdz&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11

-...,,o,s mere presented are to give the
Ibe oucIaa..I - -. r.rnrai rnnsn Of prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

NFW YORK. Feb. 10.
CoTee-spot Rio quiet and steady. No. Z. 1850
is54c
sugar- Refined quiet
Cotton Easy. Aiddling uplands SIC, middlinE
Orleans 9lpc.
Money on call easy, closed offered at ? Per
t-hJ.
Prime paper ~ 6 per cent.
E1chaace quiet but hrn, Sixty-day bills 81 ss1l.
iemauu 81. IS
NEw ORLE Ms Feb Ie.-Cotton easy. Good
MIDI iugs i-I6c; mlddling 81 low midGling s2lc;
good ordinary SIC.
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,.fAsr thl- head 70 per itns ger fs~
-~~----~------ - !, -
900 TO Loo OK GOOD CDi.LAl-
81 tOtlO erai 90 endoT,ot short unls pAprF
~ amounts from g uD. lntrfnstlepsi LEAP sHd
4'~' ' 6 -
~Innn PRfVATE MONEY COR a LITTLE
- lOtJO mote o. iCssl 10 lean l1F year o.
= o real estate security ApIly 10 hoT -, CITY.
stating security. Hs~
Il a, loalSd ou almsrt -ssI5thine 10 }. =. Lat.
,t.in ,5itrl Dorsey building t0fAsf Alist sad asll-
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E,ns,sC,tv G,.ain ana Pr,arc..

KANSAS CITY tcb 10-Thsat- Mississippi riv or
basls-tirm. No ? lard. cash 65lsS65c, No ,
red nc. Corn nrm, No. niJed Size. No white
HJfC Oats firm No. 2miXei 29lts50c. No, white
,l5SI1tc Rye firm. 52lV p53c Flax nrm. 6S464c.
Butter dull. Creamery 2IS2Sc. Dairy l6Slsc Eggs
weak. PC.
Nhest-Receipts G2.OOC; shipments $500 Corn
Receipts, BOB; shipments, liO0G Oats-Keceipts
none EhiuDents none
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wichita Produce Marke

Wheat No. q 5jc. Corn 3oc, Oats 25S26c. Baled
hay t7aS. Ground corn GJG70c. Corn ana oats
mixed 55gS5c, Bran Csc.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales of hogs
SHEEp
Local Grain ana Feed Market.

Cood .tocl- sheen qnd Ion -.,.,S3 51a5
C1oS sfocIx ewes 70Czs, ...,..,.,..., 5093
,IooI To eTtra Netbers 55a85 .........,.,. UOe3
Good 10 extra Ialni,s Observation-Disclosures G0so
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. e. EMMA COBB.

Femsles rnd Cbndrens diseases speciality
Jon'e or ladies' during confinement strictly pri-
vale when 80 desired, also permanent homes pro-
Nloed LoT children when desired. Letters OF ingu'-
e I naGehtlSi and aswered promptly Home IA
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REPnEsEETATTvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of cat
tie at the yards today
BULLS AND sTAGs.

l.........-.... 40 . 7 l...-...'.'''''I-0O "
MIXED.
Work ox.1llo 90 l Shipper. ...l28o 70
NOES.
Hogs were strong to cents higher TO-
day, tops reaching Ssh. Bnlk $3.50 to
HS755.
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laFAktTr0 REPRE~ENTA IEV-
WAN | ED FOR our : ANlLE rRrA =
y the greatest book ever Offered - tAe
pu lie.
our coupon system. which we Use in selling
this great WOrS ens Dies each purchaser 10 get
the book PIX 50 everyone purchases.
For lis tirst weeks WORT. one a-eHts profit
Is $4,000 Another Sl36 OC. : LADY
has just cleared Sl2o % Tor Her hrst week 5
work.
We give you exclusive territory. ana Ray
large commission or he sales or sub agents
Write al once for the agency sa- ySlr CoIatT.
Addres all communications 20
RAND, McNtLLT : co,
c--s-luc slI.A.B
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wichita Horse Market.

Potatoes Colorado 95al o.. Eggs l9c. Butter
First creamery Csc, second creamery Ac, othet
grades 2Uc.
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on. BENNETT,

tulaCnfeS FHes
all r, Fissure anc
ron Diseases Of TIE
tum wit II o II I
M ife, ligature, caus
les or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas.
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
~ cured in the
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JoE >4II--4t.eelaI,eoas.


traI- Sst.H- Co - PIMA BLOOD atgsiA
4 BINS a.l.e-s tea-t s-as~s
e- - tl..lE1 rsrE ave lss l.arss -s- - s. .a.-@-
Fl. coas-e nlz.
4. I'll ALI EsTABLgsHLD aE-1-Ee
j ~ua4 sarlzi rsrs-.l-ss - arse 1-fa -E
etss tsl4-1- - .T-ez- ---.t go - = H-t+t u
s.le5 g.-.a--e =. 81 z@g.s go
I~ua ~ fl-g-PaIgH4 pIASo -sHFtf-
il - SOD Als rs-- Aa@fsza Els3s--T. = Gss
ICE-.IE- NAl8Islss TOJ4.- LAT8z-. -
j &c -l.fs-lz. s.-tfg Ye5es Z. s-as .Fss- iff=
aE 4--.- -. s.-s- css- "a. o. So -. 1850
e. artz IS s-f &c htt-A
- -sr..-FEs.I. BIO 40 Ffgl.s e. -
L SO - aFa sFs
90 e1Eg-Tao -EA&DsGl t&h-
Aaz4-- ea<&aes- . lerse 2ees e-ea xvas
.l-4 1r Hhr-r4 tES Easf-fa- ~ 80 t-31sf
Co. 20 Easzsl 49, p 5-tas- ksn- -
tasz ~kl.r-A FfE-e a. Lass ErHH Base
\ .ae- sa1s4 80 rsss s-f=E bss. 1sft =. -
q. f1as ga a.---. p. e44Es 84s.s 49, 80
: 80. -Al.t-EEf-s 49, shE EsTF o. s,.f5t
- 8 cess r4L - gssA a@-A 80
T,oH sAtE-Os.g.y go ~ H4}i. THG mt~
4 cE= @la-s ssszsssgs ss-ss+ Ls.Fs - - Fsss
s-s-lsss.s1. e<a8-s 4ea-trs - !" sz---
z --z---- 4-~ss
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~. l.ouls GRAIN and Produce.

ST. oUIs. Fen. I0.-whsat, higher Cash 6qSSc
May 1850; July 1886. Corn. cash batter; o'ti. ms
lower Cash l01sc March sc. May 42JkC. July $3.50
Oar, higher Cash Sc, May 3Jkc. PORK higi or
40 20 Iarl higher u 27ls. kye 53e bid. Bailey
nothing doing. Bran firm, 7o6173tSc, tlaT firm al
81 81, Eggs lower, 20. Corn meal firm q w.
Others unChal ged.
wheat-Receipts 50 O00. shipments ICO0O. Corn
receiuts 1910 o; shipments, l20UUJ Oats-Receiptl
llUUt; shipments l4lUO.
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Cnirspo t,raIn ard Producc.

CHICAGO, Feb. l0-Wheat-No,2 sprng cash 7slsc
February TJ6c Nav ~ ,9ssc, july SAC. Corn
No, Cash as 4S1ec. february; $3.50, May l67sc.
Bisc. Aay S4ssGGl4c. Po-t Cas-" sfq 4Jsg So
pay geo 0i}s. I.ard-Cssh So % May sl2 % July
ll2 co. ShO ribs SO 4rEl 20. huuluers s. S7ls
aJo co. snort clear ST. 9)elJ %. Butter quiet.
Creamery -US2sc, EsSs Unsettled. lower. Strlcuy
flesh -5al6c
W'eat Receipts 500 shirmerts 49.cc0 Corn
-heCeipts, 1900; shipments. 59,UO0, Oats-Re-
septs, b,UA: shipments ll9.0Ol
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MIchita MnIe Market.
49,. 10 Co9l50 q

wichita BreadstuT Market.
Flour Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 So ex'
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TRAINS


GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. , Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily..............
No. . Kansas City 81. Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and ex, daily..........
No. Kansas city - Louis
and Chicago night eJ.
OAlly- ......---..-... e. ....-
No. 81 Accommodation.
daily. except Sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
No. Kansasa City -. Louis
snd Chicago eN, daily.
No. | Kansas City st, Louis
and Chicago through mali
and ex. daily................
No. 81 accommodation daily
except sunday see. ....
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NrEw MAsoUE. sur. 5. PAGES. BILLS v lo-,
y 81 Tallser's corner sceond aud Main ess -
VEEsEY Bull FOt, BEEEDlNc 81 IpoHFs-
% kept Is HsEry -sEslic.. sciLet 81 HEdrsul'o
AID fiueoib- e' f
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MUSIC.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
HOGFRS.

The pNc-o--auAer Pictures in ~ S-@s "a sf les
He Il - al .t The STt~r u~SaItrneu. NJ l.-1HCs
frames in he city. Give 44m Ig.c4o.y and
examine samples.
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COLUM n
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

Tn. following rates under the different headings
viii De charged
Is Payable Strictly in Advance.
No ssvsrtissfne taken for less thsn 10 cents.
One lins advertisements charged same rate as two
lines. - - -.
NO ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN no RUN IN
TIL, FORBIDDEN"
Prices given under classified heads In this column
applicable only - local advertisements NO foreign
adv oFtiSemenss taken ST prices given
Answers advertisements sent IN care OF tn.
EAGLE once should be called for Nfthla ~ GAYS
afLer Insertion When advertisers Wish rcplYs fo.-
asrSai 10 them stamped envelopes must h- sent.
Reference 10 former advertisements sAolld gtvt
desrription and GATE OF insertion copy NJ tho al
Vergisemeot Shoula De sent .
Not res pcHsible for advertisements given or dis
continued b. .olsph0nr
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RAILROAD TIME Tables
ArCHIsoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR.
TRAINS.
NORTH AND EAs


No. A4 Kansas City EXp'ss
No. 400 Chicago Vestibule
Fast Express. ...-......
No. 408 Missouri River EX-
No. ASS Englewood EXpr'ss
No. 4l8 Local Freight.
No. ass Freight. ..... 80.
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 407 Oklahoma City and
Fort Worth Express. ....
No. 407 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .......
No. 403 Fort Worth, Gal
weston and Texas thro'gh
Express Observation-Disclosures.
No. Ais Wichita Express.
No. All EnglewOod Accom-.
No. All Local Freight......
No. 469 Freight. .,..........
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-11

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs
Female Ailments in all FORMS as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, n speciality.
\; oles and Facial Blemishes removed
Indoient Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited
Offiue open from o'clock a. M, until I
o'clock p m, Sunday until l:30 o'clock p.
m. Call at Office over Woodman's bank.
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Viii Eagle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wlcni'a
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, 14o; Hogs 700.
shipments: Cattle, SO; Hogs 0o'
WICHITA. Feb. 10.

The cattle market was sctive today, but
n,in.s rrere 1O.to Is cents lower.
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ARRIVE I LEAEE

ELEGANT reclining chair cars all trains and
Pullman sieepers from Wichita 10 Kansas City AMI
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 10 al! points
north south, east and west. and steamship tickets
sold to all European points AT lowest rates. CITY
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner bIain
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone la5.
J. II. PHILLIPS Ticket Agent.
fNO. SEBA STAN, q. I. d. z. -, Chicago. III.
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PIANIST.

rVxPFRIt NCED PIANIST OFTERs sEByiCEI
II for uaFtirs receptions. 90 cali - 81 =
Eourth OF at Barnes a Newcomers muse sunIs -.
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miscellaneous.
AGENTS U4NIED.
Employment agencies.
observation-disclosures

~ Il y IJD--MI StEL La " Ec L -
4rd,r tLi, tsvd "a tor Itue Der Cav
ITA%TED-FURSisHED Koosi ~ q aIi.a-
w Ea-. Must Ds Within ten m.ngiss - tiA % pa
encez gwen. Address III. d. Seasysl DE efy.
ANTEU-soME GOOD FAMILY 70 TAXI A
w healthy girl babe ~ Raise - tbslr own. Ca.
from , at IN Ida ave. wichita, han. Z. (.
,IrA%TIp-T 10 TRADE &Ew HARNESS
w su-.e O. double, Tot ponies hG4liio ~ f..-'
IOuEas- h'sp
N,yA<IED- PAkrIEs HAVING CITY AND
w fam pFopeTty ioT sae o. teat - - '.,as
room /. over - y daI.rI q. a's--
NNrA&4ED-TO t.tNT-F0E 4 FAMILY uf
w three uf.e I've o. SIX room cotsh-e, tg Zeef-
location address al Osce ~. care fl-%@ bc-e-
o- - , law triir- ave
yXr,NrE GOOD Snail FlRE- PHooF Sc
W 0H.-l-sa sAls. ~ a. fvAa = e. - y s'e
long ~ ave. o. .
JI-ANTED-A Panty wASTs To BE<r 3
W boa-~ % more ro9las alsa Z oTn 49, -
IS ans good o-ra AID ,utbaiia szs Call Or saaf.-s
Ai=alIn'.n -t~yis-. 10 . @'-'n =. sy'-
.1-4tls-5.ADlEs A>D YOUNG 8EE 20
w lie q eor5r-s 4 shorthand - The pi o.
ssnno. OK he 5eItAuszLsrE bassss@ cSi4ssfs > ~
raouLh- a'0 =
ANTED-YOU 30 SAB CTS JJHSsO. FDH
W "a -sgue sd teasy ee1fieE w"Is r -
~. ANgED-IEE It-aL.C 20 EEO# FHaT
~ me 5s1s.' q Gsr'4.4fJ Co. q @ea o. ~
a8ct ~ i-s4l.g 4--..s q at-scsht ils-ta-le.
.--4s sfat....~r- s.4bs.g .5.saf~nc. =.as h1e,lfg
.af .a.ae t-Jass g. .s--s A4 gtf1.f fff ~ 1....'s
o. u aL-p.. l.aIAEe -. - ra4.a.-k As..istG
A-TED-To SILL. ORR rsT rot 50 WITH
W ~sfpea fa-sgsss tls=eru Ja .sss Ers--az~ s.tl
soosf barn. 20 ~ Aefta iaassase 4-ease. >
j. ka4ap 50 ~ .sss go e s-.laiF'- q. A
AFrAET "a Ri DISC riT - 10 20 fE.T
W ffpa- 90 resas,1~e- o. s. 4--F sia-s p 10
Esska as ~ r. ~ 20 -se ssaf -tss q . ~ f-"-
ts-9rr. ID c.. .tr1ls sz.s .4s sips 49, l,.t.-i
l.ll= III i1E - 4sEe1- tre-s. 49, o. -
yIr.NiY8-z loE- Or HzT s. ERE sTscE
W A...sss ~ IS v ch5.A- lfa
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+ A X Nj ERS
AND
MANUFACTURERS:

AS matter Of business interest to Won
ana ourselves W, ask you to allow us the
privilege OF making estimates upon any
machinery you may wish to buy before
placing your orders elsewhere.
Our facilities and connections with man.
ufacturers are such that we can. quote on
The same goods as low prices as are obtain
able in America. 1t is but narrow mind
that would pass by the home dealer to pay
an equal or greater price to foreign
dealer or manufacturer.
Only give us the opportunity and we will
serve you to advantage, and keep at home
small part of the money which is going
away from our State to enrich others.
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Weather Crop Bulletin.

COLUMBIA S. g. Sept. 6.-The past
week has but more fully developed the
raVages OF the fearful storm of Augu st
9th and 2Sth. which, passing over the
entire State, left a record of such de-
vastatlon as has never before been
wit messed in this State, and which ia
without parallel in the history of this
country. Many hundred of acres. white
Saturday with open cotton, a,e shoro
OF the work of months, the plant living
Hat on the ground twisted and broken
Che unmatured fruit scattered and rot
Ting. The islands along the coast. the
prlde and glory Of the section, from
which thousands of bales are gathered
each year, are almost destitute of their
accustomed fruitage.
Young corn, from which so much
was expected on account Of the small.
ness or the old crop, lies flat and
oroken. A long the river banks and
bottom lands freshels have covered or
washed away the patient labor of our
fruiC trees are stripped Of their fall
otUps' n tence', houses and hundreds of
"cIeS OF pines forests are ruined. herd Q
ol valuable stock and hundreds Of hn.
man ives ara the portion of the Storm
hlngs harvest. Not a section escaoed
from Oconee County In the West r.
norry on the coast, from York in the
North to the most Southern part m of
Beoufort. ~
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men and representatives of the admin.

men and representatives of the admin
lstaation and 1t Is likely that something
will come >ot 1t. Secretary Carlisle an d
number of the leaders in b)lh houses
or Congress are desirous of the pas.
sage Of bill repeating the State bank
tax and the President is understo) to
he fav >rably Inclined TO IN, m.aslrs
Mr.. Carlisle has also for sometime
been thinking over the question of the
coinage of the silver bullion now in the
treasury, and is very anxious that an
authorization for this coinage should be
given by Congress. The two proposi-
tlons will probably be combined and
recommended to Congress for action,
or, at all events, Tho leaders in Congress
will be given to understand that the
administration will approve of a meas.
ure repeating the tx on State banks
and providing for the Coinage of bull
lion. Whether this will come in the
form of message from the President
} Congress or a letter from Mr.. Car
Isle to some individual member or
Senator cannot now be learned.
1t IS understood that Mr.. Carlisle
would like authority for the coinage of
all the bullion held in the Treasury but
thinks the coinage of the seigniOrage
alone would be a considerable relief.
Under the policy of the administra-
tlon, which Is to redeem the. coin GER
tiiicates in gold, the bullion in the
Treasury practically stands for moth
ing.
The Treasury is greatly in need of
money and, If this bullion can be con-
verted into cash assets, and be made
available for expenditures which are
authorized by appropriation bills, it
Will be relief to the Treasury and al.
so make money much more plentiful
In the country. There are a great ma
ny public works authorized by Con.
greSS to be advanced in the diScretiOA
Of fhe department.
With sufficient money on hand to pay
Tor 1T the work could be pressed active
ly at once instead of letting il drag
out slowly over long term of years,
ana this, besides fastening the puOlic
improvement would put the money out
In the best way possible at the time
most needed. If the authority is CIV
en- by Congress certificates against the
u1ty odd millions of seigniorage could
be issued at once and stop the dram
that is now being made on the gold re-
serve. After that the other bullion
could be coined as rapidly as deemed
neceSS iry or as the mlntS could do the
work
1t is believnd that this proposition,
which is in the nature OF an accommo.
dation from the administration to those
who are anxious for an Increase in the
volume of money, is expected to great
ly ease up the opposition to the repeal
OF The Sherman law, and it is believed
that it will hasten action by tn. Senate
on the VOORHEES, bill The Senators
from the silver States may not be af-
fected by 1T much, but nearly all of the
other silver men Will probably be Salts
fled with it,
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PlauOs and OrHaa a

Now IS the time to buy summer plan
$50 cash b ilance November 18th 1893.
Will buy a Piano at spot cash price $40
cash, balance November 15tn 1893
VIII buy a organ at spot cash price.
See the list to choose from. Steinway-
Mason IL Hamlln. Mathusnek ana Stir.
ling Pianos, Mason Il Hamlin and
Stirling Organs. Fifteen days test
trial and freight both ways If MT salts.
factory. A large lot of nearly new and
second hand Pianos and Organs at bar.
gains. Good as new. Write for prices
n. w. Trump, Columbia, S. G.
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WOOD WORKING MACHINERY
BRICK AND TILE
BARREEL SrAVE
GINNING
GRAIN THRESHlN9
SAW MILL
RICE HULLING
ENSINES AND BOILERS.
State Agency for Talbot & Sons Engines
and Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills.
Brewers Brick Machinery.
Double Screw Cotton Presses.
Thomas Direct Acting Steam Presses, No
Belts. -''
Thomas Seed Cotton Elevators.
Hall and Lummus' Gins.
Engleberg Rice Hullers.
II. B. Smith Co.'S Wood Working Macbin.
cry, Planers, Band Saws, MouIders,
Mortsers, Tenoners-comp prisinp com.
plete equipment for Sash Door. and
Wagon Factories. "uu
DeLoache's Plantation Saw Mills. yaria.
eeiting, Fittings and Machinery Supplies
Write me for prices.
" G. BADHAM, Manager,
COLUMBIA, S. G.,
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COTTON CROP REPORT.
Southern Mills In Good Conditton-S u u
Caroiia Forging Ahead.

| 'AillS "OOu COnu1tSOn-S D. u
Carolia Forging Ahead.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-The New
Orleans cotton exchange report of the
cotton crop Of the past year was given
out in full today. la addition to the
leading figures telegraphei last Thurs
day night the report says that taking
the average for the entire year based
on returns from the Southern outports
and largest interior feeders OF overland
routes, the value of the past CONNER.
clal crop has been about $42 so per bale.
against $3.50 for 1891 and 1892 an in.
crease of So per bale and the total
value Of the crop $2S4,7oOOOO against
1888 ,8l2,OO0 a deficit of SOL 1852 900,
Figures are given showing that the
actual growth of the past year was g.
100000 bales and that the commercial
crop OF 100000 included 25OC J bales
OF Old cotton. The Texas crop is put
at 2,lOS,ol8 bales made up of actual de-
llVerleS from the State for year ending
August II, showing decrease of $500,
wv from last season. This total. it is
said, constitutes commercial crop or
amount moved by railroads, ETC., and
not the growth which some excellent
authorities claim, 100000 bales less.
The commercial crop by States in
thousands of bales as compared with
last year ia 6i yiied 40 foIlowe.
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Reducing EKponses.

GREENvILLE, 5. o.. Sept. 6. .-rhe
board of control of this county has dc.
cided to discharge the dispensary clerk,
This action is taken on account of the
small amount of business done. The
dlspensary cannot enjoy the luxury of
a clerk.