The advocate and Topeka tribune. [volume], November 23, 1892, Page 14, Image 14

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OPERATIONS OF THE MINT.
Export of Director Leach for the Last
Fiscal Tear,
Washington, November L Mr. E. 0.
Leach, director of the mint, has sub
mitted to the secretary of the treasury
a report on the operations of the mints
and assay offices of the United States
for the fiscal year ended Jane SO, 1892.
The value of the gold deposited at the
mints and assay offices during the year
was $06,476,975. Of the original deposits
$31,961 646 were the product of our own
mines; $24,935,342 foreign gold coin and
bullion; $557,968 light weight domestic
gold coin; $3,036,004 old material. The
deposits and purchases of silver agjre
gated 72,121,268 standard ounces, of the
coining value of $83,922,930. Of the sil
ver received 03,130.609 standard ounces,
of the coining value of $73,461,072, were
the product of domestic mines and re
fineries; 2,118,073 standard ounces, of the
coining value of 2,464,672, were foreign
silver bullion and coin; 5,593,907 stand
ard ounces, of the coining value of $6,
509,274, were uncurreat domestic coins
for recoinage; 1,921 standard ounces, of
the coining value of $2,236, trade dollars
melted, and 636,290 standard ounces, of
the coining value of $740,411, old plate,
jewelry, etc. The coinage of the mints
during the last fiscal year aggregated
113,556,124 pieces, valued as follows:
Gold, $35,500,987; silver dollars, $8,329,
467; subsidiary silver, $6,059,812; minor
coins, $1,296,710; total value, $51,792,970.
The profit from silver dollars coined dur
ing the fiscal year from bullion purchased
under the act of July 14, 1890, was
$930,487.
A Olean Sweep.
Governor Lewelling seems to be elected
ted by a handsome majority. This was
entirely unexpected to republicans. He
will assume the duties of hia office the
second Tuesday of January next. He
will, it is understood, make a clean
sweep of all state appointive offices, a
course which will meet with approval
from all parties. To the victors belong
the spoils is hardly the fair way to put
it, but rather say, the new party has won,
over the estimates made by republican
managers, fifty thousand votes, and it is
only fair and just that the People's party
places its friends in power. There is
satisfaction to every honest man in Kan
sas in knowing the fact that Lyman U.
Humphrey will no longer dispense pat
ronage from Topeka. Leavenworth
Times, November 12.
Cheap Rate for a 'Winter Trip,
Via Santa Fe route, to Texas, New Mexi
co Arizona, California, Utah and Old
Mexico, are offered by the Santa Fe. Tickets
now on sale, good until June 1, with suffi
cient tranait limit in each direotion to en
able passengers to stop off at all points
enroute. List of destinations inolude
Corpus Christi, El Faso, Galreston, Hous
ton, Lampasas, Rookport, San Antonio,
City of Mexico, Monterey, Phoenix. Free
oott, Saltillo, San Luis Poltosi, Las Vegas,
Hot Springs, Grand Canon of Colorado,
Los Angeles, San Diego, San Franoisoo,
Salt Lake and Portland.
New Mexico is noted as baring one of the
most equable climates in the world, sudden
changes being almost wholly unknown. It
is a most desirable place either for the busi
ness man, pleasure seeker, or the invalid,
while it is the haven for the immigrant. No
portion of the United States can compare
with the fertile valleys of Us rivers, and in
the production of the field, the market
garden, the orohard and the vineyard.
For full particulars regarding theooun
fcry, rates, stop-overs, etc, call on or address
Bearest Santa Fe agent, or
Gao. T. Nicholso,
TP. J. Blaoc, O. P. & T. A.,
X O. P. A T. A., Topeka, X&naaa,
Topeka, Kansas.
B . T i That Brown'
IS a ml fgfiis
Piles, Inflamed Eyes, and for cuts and ulcerated
wonnas on amuuus. mce -a owmm per iwx.
Bent oy mail on receipt oi prxco w
BROWN MEDICINE & WFQ CO.,
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Every Lai? Can
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ramnvaa Moth Pimnltfi. Mid dlAMMAS Ot the akin.
It la harmless; and a duty you owe to your
menus II 10 lOOK Ha tiaiuro iumuiucu juu buuuiu.
Send 25 cents to Brown Medicine & M'i'g Co.,
Leavenworth, Xaa. we warrant it.
Have a
clear and
healthy
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MUST NOT
FORGET
THAT
FIRST-CLASS
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pianos s mm
Are told cheaper by the old reliable Jenkins
Music House than any other firm In the west.
Decker Bros., Vose ft Sons and Jewett pianos:
Story & Clark and Packard organs, are some of
the makes they sell.
Everything in the Music Line,
from a jewsharp up. Send for catalogue and
special prices, mention adoooats.
J. W. JENKINS' SONS,
OLDEST MUSIC HOUSE,
921 Main St., Kansas City, Mo.
C8PELAHD : MEDICAL : INSTITUTE.
The system ot mall treatment pursued by the
Copeland Medical Institute guarantees the same
effective results to those who desire to submit
their cases through correspondence as to those
who come In person. Their question blank, If
properly filled out, will diagnose your case In a
thorough way, and, as medicines are promptly
shipped, those living out of the city have the
same advantages as those who come to the office.
Catarrh and kindred diseases treated until
cured at the uniform rate of 95 a month, medi
cines free. For all other dlieases the rates wul
be low and uniform and In proportion to the
actual cost of the medicines required.
specialties: uatarrD, ana an aiseases oi the
Eve. Ear. Throat and Lungs. Nervous Diseases.
Skin Diseases, Chronic Diseases.
COPELAND MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
1203 Broadway, K&ns&i City, Mo.
CITY WATERWORKS
FOR COUNTRY
HOMES.
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Compressed air for elevating water and eMnar
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reaay to now wnen ins raucet is turned. The
pressure Is such as will throw water from a hose
to the helghth ot the ordinary htuse in cane ot
fire. Tour lawns can bo beautified with foun
tains. The grass and garden can be watered by
means of a hoe attached to lawn sprinkler or
hydrant. Will be glad to mall you circular and
prices, giving all necessary Information, upon
application.
lLLlCTLiliX LSUOS.,
1913 Walnut St. KANSAS CITY, HO
if&bSSne'd
IffTfC an 8et the market value of their horses and save the
J!Ind&w profits of middlemen by shipping direct to
STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
I Live Stock Bank. Chicago National Bank.
AAHFO CORNER BARN,
uvwrLn union i
iff Years. References: National
SPECIAL SALES OF WESTERN RANCE HORSES.
moos C0MIS3I0H CO.,
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413 Exchang Balldlar,
nnudlar.
KAMSjU CITY, XX o.
Oaly authorized Grain Aionta of Kansas Am
anoe Association, liberal advancements made
on all cons! smments. Market reports furnished
on application, Tr.
HOLCOMB, SNYDER & CO.,
M STOCK COMMISSION IfflfflS,
Room 105 Exchange Building, Kansas City Stock Yards.
Correspondent? Solicited.
Market Reports Furnhhed Fret.
refebs: XCESJ i Commercial National Bank, Denver, Colo. ; Interstate National Bank, Kan
sas City; Merchants' National Bank, 1 Dorado, Kas.; Farmers' National Bank, ArkansasClty, Kaa.
Flease mention Thi AnvooAm
620. E. BAK3K, Prest.
j. u. wajltie, eeo7 ana ireai.
GEO. HOLMES. Vice Prest
Late of White & Holmes.
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1871. CAPITAL ST00X 1250,000.00 PAID UP.
Live Stock Soiiimission So.
Itas SO, 91, 92, First Flcsr, Liu Stssk Eic-isp IMn.
KANSAS CITY, - - - MISSOURI
Ccnrimmenta of etook receive the personal attention of some member of the compa
ny, ranies wanrans assistance in reeding aooommoaatea on reasonaoie terms.
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POTATOES, HIDES, PELTS, WOOL, HAY, GRAIN, GREET! AND
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CUMMERS, MORRISON & CO., Commission Oerchants.
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vauvkao, MDiHumia. '
STRAW STACKER
Send for V
Catalogue and
NO DUST ! Stacks with the blast of a fan, and the
straw keeps better. In use in nine different
6tate3 in 1802. Attached to nineteen dlf-
rerenc makes or separators. A com
plete success on all. Built by the
leaoinar separator Duuaers. w f".-'jr testimoniai8 ana j.-
t ers who build the
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Stack
Our Combined Vertical En- ItATfSAS CITY,
glne and Boiler.
nreBa feed cooker.
We Carry AU Sizes Boil
ers and Engines From 2
to 75 Horse Power
in Stock.
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Boilers and Engines and
Creamery Supplies.
Send For Catalogues.
horse power enelne anil 1 horse power boiler 1177 These orteea are aet.
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a" " " " " " 154 scire. " a. 870 "
l( g.
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WboleeaJe Feed and CommUtlon Merohanta,
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City, Mo. : Thomaf E?Rer, Banker, Lamar, Mo. ;
s Central National, 8prtaneld, Mo.
liberal adTancee oa coralynrnaata.
DOUBLE
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