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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-06
Heating Stoves,
Stoves and Ranges,

Heating Stoves,
Jewel Stoves and Ranges,
-Wickless and Oriental OIL Heaters,
-Tinnerman's Ohio Steel Plate Range
Gus. A. BONNET, PIT w. Commerce s.
TIT
IF. C. WILLIAMS, advertisement writer
makes specially Of Dentist Tailors'
Grocery and Furniture ads. Address 2l4
Avenue E. 15ti
"A meeting is projected at the
Central Christian church tonight
to organize general reform move
ment in San Antonio la DR..
Parkhurst.
Call and examine our large
stock OF forfeited goods. Emerson
& Co. II IL tt
Mrs. A. Nordman is i'll at her
residence on Golied street.
MT. VERNON 'S6, BULL Bros.
ii Inn
"A supposed rabid dog was kill
ed yesterday near the corner OF
West Commerce and San Marcos
streets.
~ VI DtSO w oil Il dpOls oldoS,
Picture Mouldings and Painters
Supplies call on M. HERwECK, liz
Alamo street. 10 IL tt
Anton Wessaki was placed In
the city hospital yesterday, suffer.
ing from complication Of disease
The celebrated McAlester In
dian Territory coal, 1915 per ton.
Dry four feet wood 1915 per cord ;
stove wood $3.50 per cord. Sunset
Wood Co. III IL tt
1t was reported last night that's
Mexican girl employed in a res.
taurant of Laredo street, had taken
poison with suicidal intent, but
nothing more could be learned OF
the matter.
A conductor on the San An
tonic street car line, named Ed.
wards, was injured in the spine
yesterday by stepping from one
car to another, while both were In
motion, at the Callaghan switch
on West Commerce street.
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persisted in having a st. Bernard,
which was as big as calf, in his
room. The dog was thrown out of
the hotel, and "Adonis" Dixey
created a sensation by snorting
and tearing around and giving his
limitations of Henry Irving's
grunt.
Old guests also recalled the times
when William n. Crane, tho late
Billy Florence and even the re-
nowred Sarah Bernhardt were not
permitted to take dogs into their
rooms. Only last winter another
big sensation was created at the
Southern when Manager Lewis
would not allow the famous diva
Melba, to take sky-blue terrier
into her room.
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Aunt Kitty,s Birthday.

MILFORD CENTRE, Ohio, Jan. 6.
-"Aunt" Kitty King Snodgrass,
of this place, will celebrate her
Tooth birthday today, and the fact
that she has been a member of the
Relief Corps since its inception
gives her priority to the claim of
being the oldest in this state, If
not in the United States. The citi-
zens of Milford Center propose to
observe the birthday of their first
centenarian in a fitting manner,
and will invite Governor McKin-
ley and Governor-elect Bushnell to
be present.
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To Protect Mineral spectators.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-The Chicago
Mineral and Mining exchange, con-
sisting OF 1S5 members, capitalists
of this and other western cities,
will open for business today.
Rooms have been secured on the
second floor of the New York Life
building, and have been prepared
for the reception OF the new bust
ness-trade in mining and mineral
property and stocks based on such
properties. The following are the
officers: President, John Marder;
first yice-president, Joseph Under
wood; second vice-president, Chas.
E. Rollins; treasurer, John Hill,
Jr.; secretary, Henry Burkholder;
attorney, John Mayo Palmer. A
leading feature of the organization
is the protection OF the public
against fraud and imposition in
dealing in properties and securi-
ties.
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rammany Primaries Tonight.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--Tammany
will hold it's primaries today.
Polls will be open from 2 to 8 p. M,
instead of one hour as formerly
More Tammany men will proba-
bly, vote at the primariers, than
have voted at them in many years.
The leaders against whom
fights are almost certain to be
made at these seven-hour prim-
aries are Edward T. Fitzpatrick,
James w. Boyle, William Dalton,
George Plunkitt, William Burke
and Jacob A. Seabold.
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Gel .bra.irg washington's Wedding.

Gel .bratirg washington's Wedding
New YORK, Jan. 6,--The New
York chapter of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution will cele-
brate George Washington's wed.
ding day-which is today, by a
large reception at Sherry's. They
have invited Mrs. Adlai Stevenson,
the honory president-general Of
the National society Of the Daugh'
ter's of the American Revolution,
They also expect q number OF
literary celebrities, including w
ID. Howells. Charles Dudley war
ner. Edward Everett Hale and Ed
mund Clarence Stedman.
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suoKLEN,s ARN1cA sALvE.

The best Salve in the world fol-
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by the San Antonio Drug
Go.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I3,-EsTATE OF CHAH
IRWIN DECEASED.

No. 2233,-EsTATE OF CHARLES r..
IRWIN DECEASED.
Whereas letters Of I'm listratiou upO
the estate Of Charles r. Irvi ", deceased
were granted to the Undersigned by the
county cnnrt, Of V xar un'v TAvas. on
the 10th day of Nov. A. D., 1895. All per-
sons holding claims against said estate
are requested to present the same with
in the time, prescr U by law.
G. L. BATES, Administrator,
r Doms and French building, San An
tonic, Texas. 1919 4w
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FOR OVER E1FrY YEARS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for children teeth
ing. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. 927 Tyr cod
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TRY US-TEL. 4l3,
sEEBE & McALLIsTER,
FIRE INSURANCE.
1921 If DDS
, Masquerade ball given by Con-
cordia lodge, No. 1898, X. and L.. OF
H., Mission Garden, Saturday
night, Jan. IL, 1896. Admission 90
cents. Theo. Artzt's Orchestra.
Dec. 13 20 81 Jan. ii
Buffalo, bear, panther, jaguar
leopard, Hardman, Furrier, 40
South Alamo street. IL ~ tt.
Finest hand made Sour Mash
whiskey-Old Grow, at the Crystal
saloon 4O7 Main plaza. 4 ~ 81
If you will read the Daily
LIGHT you will be convinced that
the Sunset Wood Co. sells the best
and cheapest wood and coal in the
city. phone 81. Try them. ii IL tt
Save money by purchasing
your Christmas presents at Elmer.
SON & Co. IL IL u
Coal at lowest rates. JOHN
@. MEHAN, 235 East Houston
street. Tel. 2S3. III Ii I'm
Best coal, lowest rates, and
prompt delivery. Tel. l46, South
ern Ice Co. IL ~ u
-OLD MONARCH 'Sl, BULL
Bros. III lm
WANTED. Would like to adopt small
infant (boy preferred0 G. p. H., Post
Office, general delivery 10"
The Sunset Wood Co. cuts and
bales their own hay and can GER
tainly save you money. 1t would
be we'll TO see their hay and grain
before buying elsewhere; corner
Lamar and Walnut streets. lll7tf
Don't forget that time is fleet
ing and good selections in over
coats, underwear, hats, neckwear,
collars and shirts, are still to be
had at bankrupt closing out prices.
The finest of goods at way below
regular figures, at Harms& Ryan's
old stand, 121 Alamo plaza. 1t,
Every customer of Chas. w.
VOLTS Silver King Barber Shop
No 0 West Commerce street, is
entitled to free shine. IL q I'm
Genuine McAlester Coal for
steam and heating purposes, free
from dirt and slack. You burn the
lump, we burn the slack. Give US
a trial. Tel. l46. IL 20 tt
For the best selected coal for
family and commercial use, tele-
phone 146. Southern Ice company.
II 2Otf
DIR. Applewhite has removed
his office to Booker's drug store,
No. 14 South Flores street.
1921 sa. su. & mo. tt
-WASrEp.-By two ladies, two furnish-
ed rooms for light housekeeping, not too
far from Alamo plaza, state price; Al
dress b. Il. ioS'
-Edgewood and Paxton's pri-
yate stock at the Crystal saloon,
aoT Main 'nlaza. 420 tt
TRY Harrison's Town and
Country Paints, sold by M. HER.
Week, 112 Alamo street. III 10 II
Many Of our goods are almost
new. which we will sell at second
hand prices. Emerson q Co. II
High grade, skilled and expert
enced employees furnished prompt
Iv free of charge. S. A. Business
bureau, Room IL Alamo ms. Bldg.
Telephone 66l. IL IL I'm
Finest Rye whisky, Daugher.
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old g. and b. at
the Crystal saloon. zotI
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Nobody need have Neuralgia Get Dr.. Miles
Pain PiIls from druRRists "Ona carl a oosa
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HIGH ART WALL PAPER

Can be found at B. G. RIELY's, l2O
Commerce street. IL u
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Use DR.. Miles, NERVE PLAsTERs for SPINAL
WEAKNESS. All druggists sell 'em for 25c
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LARGE AND CLEAN

LAHGE AND OLEAN
Old papers for sale cheap at this
office. Must be sold at once.
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No Trouble to Get Money.
If your security is good. Low in
terest-long or short time. Address
LENDER care LIGHT
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Hoods pills are the best after-dinneS
Pills, assist digestion, pre- constipation
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to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. Icommenced
taking the medicine last May and have
taken over seven bottles. found relief
after taking the first bottle and now feel
better than have for years." WILLIAM
M. WILSON, Pullman, West Virginia.
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CITY LOCAL NEWS.

DIR. Andrew O'Malley has re-
moved his office to Bristow's drug
store. IL I'm
Get your letter heads, enve-
lopes, bill heads, circulars and all
kinds of printing at the LIGHT Job
office. III tt
"A pistol was discharged in the
Vevrmendl saloon on Soledad
street last night and the bullet
very nearly struck Mr.. Joe. Beck
man, who was passing on the side
walk.
-Oil heaters give better salts
faction when COLUMBIAN LIGHT
OIL is used, s gallons, $1.l3. Texas
OIL & Gasoline Co. 419 Navarro st.
IL % tt
&C. P. KOCH, furrier, Nos. I'll
and 2l3 South Alamo street, has
the best and largest selection Of
Angora skins, furs and fancy rugs.
Fur trimmings cheaper than ever.
Fur dressing and head mounting
to order; good work guaranteed.
1921 tt
For 500 you can buy q silver
waych with Elgin or Waltham
movement. Emerson & Co. $40 tt
Some time ago Mr.. Simon
Goldbaum, of San Luis Rey, CAL,
was troubled with lame back and
rheumatism. He used Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and a prompt
cure was effected. He says he has
since advised many of his friends
to try it and all who have done so
have spoken highly Of it. 1t is for
sale by +. Kalteyer, Chas.
Campbell and James Clavin, drug
gists, San Antonio, Texas. tt
TRY Us-TEL. Alb,
sEEBE & McALLISTER,
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sENAToR-ELEcT McENERY.
Louisiana's Ex-Governor Wins a Hot
Political Fight.

New Orleans May 2S-rhe contest for
United States senator, one Of the hottest
known in the history of Louisiana. result
ed today i'm the election of Ex-Governor
NIcEnery, of Baton Rouge now associate
Justice Of the supreme court. on the first
ballot Denegre, the citizens league can
didate was his opponent. Blanchard and
Price withdrew ana threw all their strength
TO the ex-governor. electing him by "A
majority Of three votes over Dencgre. his
only opponent.
Governor McEnery is native Of Ten
nessce but has been a resident of Louis
lana since childhood. He commanded a
companv in the confederate army during
the civil war. In 1872 he led the democratic
movement in north Louisiana. and was
elected a member Of the legislature In
1879 he was elected lieutenant governor as
a democrat and in 1871 succeeded to the
goycrnorship on the death of Governor
Witt In 1884 he was elected governor
serving until 1SSS; then he was appointed a
Justice of the state supreme court In tSg2
he was again nominated for governor, hut
was defeated by NJ. J. Foster, the anti
lottery candidate. lie IS still a member
OF the supreme court, and Will serve In
81 until he takes his seat as senator.
Governor McEnery is a stalwart demo-
crat and an extreme party man, and be
lieycs in white suprcmancy. He upholds
the doctrine Of the free coinage OF silver
nj is TO l. and is an opponent of protection
lie is under no bonds of agreement, and
will go with his party caucus in ell ques-
tions Mr.. Denegre. who is his defeated
opponent, is an independent democrat, d
sound money man and protectionst
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HAL l.. JOHNSTON.
II. Z. ASHLEY.
J. W. GOLDSMITH.
THE INDIAN RUBBER DOLLAR.
How Its Changing Has Paralyzed All
Interests.

Most of the people Of the east are for
the gold standard for the reason that they
are beneficiaries thereby, and most of the
people Of the south and west are opposed
to the gold standard for the reason that
they are grevously robbed and injured
thereby Few men I'm the south and west
favor it, mainly. first, those who have a
selfish greed for gain, Ike those of the
east: second. federal ofliceholders and
their relations, and third, persons unin-
formed on the subject.
Money is a measure OF property values
just as the bushel il for grain, and the
gallon pot for liquids. Gold and silver
money are not wealth. but are merely
representatives OF wealth Money is OF
no possible use to nation except to
measure and circulate IT'S riches. His
tory of Civilization
The government outlaws everything as a
measure of values. and money Of final
payment, except gold, thereby enhancing
gold n product and making it more and
more difficult for the people TO get il with
which to measure and circulate" their
labor and exchange their property. The
government has made it easy and en-
couraged spectators to corner and hoard
gold so that the people are forced to put
up their labor and property in increased
proportions from year to year in order
to enable them to get IT in exchange for
-
Thus in 1873 100 cents in gold was required
10 nav a debt or exchanged for products:
in 1873 50 cents. in 1883 72 cents. and in
1895 only As cents In gold was necessary to
be paid for the same things, showing
that gold had more than doubled in value
in exchange for almost all other property,
or in purchasing power; while at the same
times silver bullion had on an average the
same exchangeable facilities for practt-
collv all the property owned and dealt I'm
Nv the masses of the people and the same
purchasing power. Not only is this SO for
the past twenty-three years. but the
prices of cotton in Georgia the closing
year of each decade ending with 1859 on
an average was 1872 cents in Mexican sill
yer and gold, the same that it was in 1895
would bring but half that price.
Ii is a common thing to hear bankers
speak of an honest dollar and sound
money" Can a measure be honest that
holds twice to three times as much of
the peoples property now the same
measure held twenty-five years ago, and
which is demanded and taken to pay debts
contracted then: and again, when you
take into consideration the fact that
to fill this same measure now that ii did
then?
Is II an honest measure that now holds
125 pounds OF wheat that held only forty
five pounds i'm 1873?
Is il an honest measure that requires
fifteen pounds Of cotton to MI il now.
when only five and fve-eighths pounds
filled II in 1875?
Is it easier for the toillng masses. on
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Art Window Presented to the sta'e.

Mrs. William c. Clarke, I'm behalf Of the
ladies OF Newton county. has just present.
Cd TO the state the beautiful window which
was used in the exhibit of Newton county
al the exposition I'm the state building.
The window has been accepted by Gov
ernor Atkinson. and is now I'm the state Ii
hrary on the east side Of the capitol The
window is indeed a work of art and greatly
adds TO the beauty of the library. 1t Is a
double window. loaded. and of art glass. and
is in four sections. In one corner of the
window is Newton county. 1921" and just
opposite is Newton county, 1895"
Ia art glass is given a view on Main
street. Covington. the public school build
ing. Covngton; the Sency hail. Emory col
lege. and "a large photograph IN colored
glass OF the Porter Dale mills, OF Newton
county. In the lower corners are shown
the watermelon aud various fruits of New
ton county.
Mrs. Clarke was chairman Of the ladies
executive committee. which was appointed
TO arrange the Newton county display for
the exposition. and it is due almost entire
ly to her work that the window was secur-
ed Tor the exposition. She raised the funds
for the window and suggested the idea of
rortraying the wealth and progress of her
county in art glass.
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THE LAB0RER
AND HIS HIRE
The Real Figures Which ShoW How Hs
Is Affected by
THE SINGLE GOLD STANDARD
They Show the Wage Garner Where
He Stands as Compared with
Gold Standard England.

The gold standard advocates having dis
tributed quietly on the sly a circular pur-
porting to give the average weekly wages
in the United States. as compared with
Mexico, Japan, China and Peru. our at
tenton has been called to same and We
affirm that they have attempted to prac-
tice a fraud upon and deceive the labor
Ing people.
They do not draw a comparison between
the United States and European gold
standard countries. nor do they truthfully
quote the wages paid now, but they men,
tion the scale Of wages paid in the United
States in 1880 ana 1891, when the Sherman
act was in force and silver was being
coined at the rate of 100000 ounces per
month; while In 1886, after the mints were
closed TO silver coinage by the uncon-
ditional repeal of the purchasing clause of
The Sherman act, wages dropped about
one-half.
Then, on the other hand, they mentioned
the wages that were paid in Mexico. China
and Peru in 1884. while in l&6 they are
about 80 per cent higher, and in Japan in
1892, while they are now much higher. That
in these foreign free silver countries
wages are steadily rising each year, while
in the United States they are and have
been steadily falling since 1888, is a fact
that cannot be controvedted.
They did not tell of the ruinous wages
paid in Egypt. Turkey and all European
gold standard countries.
The average weekly wages paid the gem
eral trades in gold standard England,
which had held to that policy since 1916.
are given here They are compared with
the United States in 1891. when We were
coming and using both metals to redeem
our obligations.
And also with prices now, after We
completely killed silver by repeating the
Sherman purchasing clause in 1898, closing
the mints to it's coinage and placing labor
on 4 gold basis.
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The first two columns were compiled by
the department of state from the United
States consular reports published Scpten-
Der, 1895 The last column shows present
average prices in the United States.
Beware of the party that would COM
pare American skilled labor with that of
Mexico, Japan and China.
When thousands Of idle WOrkmen would
like 10 have your job AT half YOU get, are
you sure you can hold both. your place
and price?
Business profits cannot disappear and
leave wages untouched.
When men who hire labor become bank
rupt working men are apt to be out of a
job.
Persons desirous to investigate this
matter are referred to the consular re-
ports Ia the Worlds almanac for 1896
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THE GOLD CLUE.
Refuses To Have the Currency Cues
ton Discussed.


THE gold club has made a complete back
down
Comptroller of the Currency J. II. Eckeis
uiI mot meet Colonel J. W. Robertson "L
!iahersHam. in joint debate Friday nlsA'-
AZ m,etIE- OF tile executive commit -.'r
vf the sold club Tuesday morning the
letter addressed fo President Alex smith
by sIa51r John a.. V-hituer. president of the
Fulton County B.metaliic League. asking
for division ~ time. was considered
Tsesi.aiE- tae futility Of their arguments
sehcm matched against tho fiawiess facts n
tae rriaur- 90 the mountains. the soil
r--u decided 10 decline the request FrrSl-
d-El sw.ll was instructed 70 write ins
ietirr 10 destination Ia this letter h-
hrouslt OUT certain reasons why il would
p. iueamra tihIs with the doctrine OF the
-li5 men ~ have the cause OF silver dis
cursed hy Colonel Robertson.
President Smitl crawIished out on quick
sari. arL tine reply OF Major Whitner,
3 hiel vaE delivered yesterday afternoon.
SHOWS the aa=urlity Of the position taken
j. th- Fcli club
M. Smiths Letter.
,-r Smiths letter declining was as fol
lows
~nnn. Jca1 e.. Whitner. President Full
-s'- 1ouuty timetable League. Atlanta. Ga.
lf-lr sra Your communication Of May
-sts re4-asy1 ne an arrangement for joint
=-s-lss5rn oC tl- luunclal question be-
tween Hon ]. H. I-ciSels. comptroller OF
-s. currency OF the United States. ami
..eiu.s J. " Robertson. OF Hahersham
.sfs-tE. ts-orr.a. was duly received and
-cr-ir o. tse attention Of rnc executive
s,-aEtre= Cf the Young Mems Democratic
--ur.l CGrrCrcy Club.
THE rZe-sltI-1 Cun4UllT-c Instructed Tne
- reply To yuur letter and decline your
.-ruI.csi-oa fcr a 515Lr discussion between
-as. gentlemen Uau-e1- il IS very procablr
s--f vi-I.iu a day o- tTu. II you leave lie
r- rrs.r' -rs--orcu zud are willing Z" Ih'.h-
.u uc eguarciy On the'acyssability % this
8 ,v-rr-l-lt slaG=1srltlas tie free and un-
srlitel AMI indcaca1sEt ce.maEc or silver
~ rhe ruti1 % Is 10 :. we viii provide n
SPEAKER % meet Colonel El1ers.1n H. joint
c~l lgr- m that LssCc.
%. desire 70 aid that. sairss the name ~
rour crsTrl-a-ieu Incorrectly states It's
object. ;h-re is ~ material controversy
a-twerl rs fsstifvia= n ioiut discussion
T's-c proposition which we oppose Is the
s~ss. q 4rl.tsf arB irEcperHsnt coinage -
silver e. rs - e We have 10 tght 60 make
IN tinlefaliiz rn-We arr rEatirg silver mono
rr-e-@ilssui- N- 81 r1t Gui any PROPOSE
tscu 80 yo-- rrcrl advocating the free.
tls-i .ri.t-'i ami suGe1endeut coinage OF silver
az is 10 J. When a club Is organized on
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SILVER IN GEORGIA.
A Lame Explanation.

From The Griffin News.
u IS awkward. no doubt. for AIr car
Isle that he formerly advocated what he
now dcnounces bitterly and intolorantly
lie says he IS not concerned to SHOW that
he always has been consistent. But in his
speeches he takes q tone Of supercilious
contempt for the advocates Of a genuine
hlmct allism. Nnich implies that ne never
could have shared their ideas. He has re-
peatcdly III recent years declared that the
single gold standard IS Identical with public
dishonesty. III SO. then Mr.. Carlisle in 1875
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Evils of the Single Standard.

From The Columbus Ledger.
Shall the money of the money power buy
moro or less labor. or more or less products
with n dollar?-that is the question. With
but one money standard the condition of the
business OF the country is worse than ever
before in the country's history, and grows
worse and worse every day. Silver having
been sidetracked. the value of gold has
appreciated and labor and products have
soli for less. The longer the condition Of
affairs continue the more closely will It he
fastened upon the people of the country. The
people of this section have labor and prod
ucts for sale. and they must and will OPP
pose financial principles which make these
cheap I'm the market
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The commissary Department

Df The human system is The stomach. IN
consequence OF its activity, the body IS
supplied with the elements of bone. brain,
nervous aud muscular tissue. When indi-
E, stfon mprdes iis functions, the best
agent for impartiug q hcGlthfIl impetus
TO its operations is IIostetters Stomach
Filters. also q curative FOR malaria, bill
ious ana kidney complaints. nervousness
and constipation.