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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-16
ON THE VERGE OF ANARCHY?

Who can forget how, at that time.
wrongs, real and imaginary, the strik-
ing rioters in the city of Chicago I'M
dertook by violence to supplant the
civil authorities, interfere with the
operation of interstate commerce, and
prevent the carrying of the mails OF
the United States? This declara ton of
this platform has refernce to this in
cident. Read in the light of this fact.
it is the purpose of the Democratic
give, not only free trade and free sill
yer, but to give also free license to
every man who sees fit to take the
scepter into his own hands and, defying
the constituted authorities, substitute
riot and anarchy, bloodshed and VIC
lence for law and order, peace and
prosperity
IF any judge abuses his powers, the
law provides remedy whereby he can.
be inpeached, displaced and punished,
So long as he administers the law in
accordance with his oath of Office, no
man or marty has any right to COM
plain. This declaration of the Demo
cratic platform is an attack upon the
very
FOUNDATIONS OF OUR GOVERN
MENT.
It is revolutionary in it's character. IT
is anarchical. It is un-Anlerican. Tt
is enough in and of itself, if it stood
alone. to condemn the party that would
adopt it, and defeat the man who
wonid approve and stand upon it before
the people
Senator Foraker concluded as fol-
lows:
Let US try no more experiments
with Democracy. Let all who believe
in law and order, the maintenance of
our institutions, a sound currency and
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by the leading countries of the world,
and gold became the standard OF val
ues in those countries, but in all silver
was coined and largely used as a sub
sidiary coin, precisely Is in the United
States. The Bland bill, it if had be-
come a law as it passed the house,
would have demonetized gold. When
the bill came to the senate, an amend
ment was made, on the motion of Sen
ator Allison, which changed the scope
Of the bill anda authorized and directed
the secretary of the treasury to pur-
chase from time to time silver bullion
at the market price, not less than 81
600, GOO nor more than s4,00OG00 worth
per month and cause the same to be
coined into silver dollars as fast as
purchased. This bill, so amended.
passed both houses 1t was known as
the Bland-Allison act 1t greatly added
TO the difficulties of resumption, and
for that reason was vetoed by Presi-
dent Hayes, but became a law over
his veto Under its provisions the
United States purchased over 291. 600 900
ounces of silver at the cost of sos, 279,-
2eo. 1t was hoped that this enormous
purchase would arrest the decline Of
silver. but in spite of it silver steadily
declined in market value and at the
present price the loss to the govern
ment on the purchase Of silver under
this act amounts to over 500, 900 COO -
A GOLDBUG VIEW.
Senator Sherman then reviewed the
passage Of the act of July IS, 1869, pro-
viding for the purchase of silver at the
market price, issuing in payment
therefor treasury notes, and its repeal
in November, 1893. He continued:
I'VE cannot by law fixe the value Of
either metal or coin or any OF the
articles that enter into the wants of
life. The great law Of supply and de-
mand affects the value as it does iron,
copper or zinc. All have fallen in mar
ket value by means of new discoveries
and improved methods of production.
We had on July / last in actual cir
cuiation among the people of the Uni
ted States S1,5o9. 725. 200 We had also
at that date sss4,519.9S1 in the treas
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ana yet all is maintained at par with
gold, simply because all is redeemable
in gold.
''The commercial value of gold and
silver is no longer Is to l, but almost
g to 1. 1t is self-evident that
A SILVER DOLLAR
worth only SO cents could not be main
tanned ait par with gold, unless made
redeemable in gold, but a cardinal
principal in the doctrine of free coin
age is that neither gold nor silver
should be redeemable the one in the
other, but each shall stand upon it's
own merits as a money OF ultimate re-
demption. It is one thing to declare
that you will redeem in gold, and am
other thing to make and keep yourself
able to so redeem. And as it us with an
individual, so, too, is il with the gov
eminent. For this reason, the Republi-.
can party has pursued the policy of
limiting the obligations of the govern
ments to amounts conceded to be
within the ability of the government to
pay.
Notwithstanding all this, the Demo
cratic party declares for the free, UNI
limited and independent coinage OF sill
yer at the ratio of 16 to l. What does
this declaration mean? They tell us
it means binetalEsTn. and they define
this to mean that silver is not only
to be freely coined, but that it is to be
no longer redeemable in gold, but is to
be itself a money or redemption. If
their policy prevails. and you have a
paper dollar and want it redeemed in
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Returning to his maintenance Of
silver AID gold in circulation by the
Latin Union, Mr.. Woodford said:
'sWfthin the limits of that union
there was from 1866 to 1874-ttat is,
for nine years-practical interchange
of gold and silver coins and practical
use of gold and silver upon a parity
at the fixed ratio of Is to 1. There
was no free and unlimited coinage.
Each country was restricted as to the
amount of silver it should coin. You
will note that there was an effective
international agreement between these
nations. and now mark this additional
fact: These nations found that in the
face of their dealings with the rest of
the civilized world they could not KEEP
any additional silver coins af1oat, and
so even thew stopped the coinage of
silver in 1874. There never was free
and unlimited coinage within the
Latin union. For twenty-five years
there has been no coinage except of
subsidiary coin to take the place of
that which has been abrased and
worn out
eff there be any argument to be de-
rived from the practice and experience
of the Latin union it is that internal
tional agreement can alone make the
coinage of silver safe or effective.
''There is today no such actual thing
as free and unlimited coinage of both
gold and silver in any nation of the
world. 1 put this statement in another
form. Gold circulates as money no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
T. r. p. Co.'s Special
Toilet Sets.

This line was made specially for
us, -and is the best value ever offered
to the public, being both nicely fin
ished and decorated in assorted
coIorS and all large pieces.
To introduce this bargain--we
will offer them for Monday--ten
pieces for sI.9S.
We have so Toilet Sets of 10 and
y pieces, all high grade porcelain,
underglaze decorations, assorted
colors, prices ranging from So to
$3.50, your choice while they last,
81. 95.
100 NICELY DECORATED PORcE-
LAIN DINNER SETS. no SUCH SETS
EVER OFFERED IN RICHMOND FOR
LES THAN slO-TO-MORROw. COM
PLETE, 100 PIECES. A.9s.
TWO CRATES FINEST PORCELAIN
DINNER SETS, VERY CHOICE DECO
RATION, 100 FULL-SIZE PIECES. IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Linens and
White Goods.

Special Souvenir Bargains In this de-
partment.
72-inch Fun Bleached Al-Linen Table
pamask. regular 81 goods,
OPENING PRICE Is CENTS.
72-ineh Half Bleached All-I.inen Da-
mask and Turkey-Red, in same width,
regular price, Sc.
OPENING PRICE. G. IL CENTS.
s. dozen 23xRinch Extra Heavy Huck
Towels. regular price 1910 per dozen.
OPENING PRICE, s2.75.
soxss Extra Weight Double Hemsltched
An-IBnen Sheets, regular price s. a pair,
OPENING PRICE, s..
Skis Aii-Linen Pillow Cases, regular
price Si.15 and s..
OPENING PRICE, $1.7 IL.
White india Linen. very sheer and fine.
regular price lSc.,
OPENING PRICE. u II CENTS.
80 Yards White Lace Trucking, regular
price 90 and soc. yard
OPENING PRICE. 25 CENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Pictures.

Even a cheap etching is better
than bare walls. But you get hand
some pictures here, elegantly
framed for a little money.
800 Assorted Pictures. elegant subjects,
in White and Gold Frames. cheap at &c.,
souvenir price 2sc.
100 Colored Etchings, fitted in Wide
Oak and Gold Frames fihgree style, cheap
az s., opening sale, SIS.
200 lsx22 Colored Photographers, White
and Gold Frames, forentIne style, cheap
at $50: Monday. sec.
Beautiful Pasteiles, in Soxsd s-inch
White and Gold Frames. cheap at 81;
Monday. Sl.95.
5-foot Solid Oak Easles. entirely new,
cheap at $50; Monday, Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Silyerware.

Having furnished your homes
with elegance and taste you will
want some SiIyerware to grace your
sideboard AID mahogany. We've
got them at prices to keep up our
reputation for high grades at low
prices.
3 pieces Satin Engraved. Quardruple
Plate, Goid-Lined Tea Sets. worth s..
for Sass.
5-bottle Finely Engraved. Quardrupie-
Plate Casters. s1.Ss.
Quardruple-Plaie Cake Baskets, regu-
lar $50 article: Monday. S2.44.
Quardruple-Plate Pickle Castor. with
Tongs. Ssc.
Quardruple-Piate Satin Engraved Syrup
Pitchers, with Plate, worth 40. $i.4s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Sterling Silver Tableware.

We present for your inspection
the most remarkable line Of Sterling
Silver Tableware ever shown. An
excellent quality at small prices.
Gold-Plated on Sterling Silver Almond
Scoops, Sugar Spoons, Cream Ladies.
Beef Forks. etc. make splendid enchre
prizes, at the very low price OF CSC.
Sterling silver Berry Forks. orange
Spoons, Sugar sifters, Sugar Tongs, Bon
Bon poems, Butter Knives, only a.a.
50 dozen strong house brComs,
four Sewed, sc.
80 dozen Hearth Brooms, made OF select
Ell western corn. 2-sewed &c.
Heavy Wire Meat Broilers, SC.
Counter Busters, o..
Spring Balance Scales brass face, &c.
Roll Toilet Paper &C. Q.imited quantity
TO a customer
Heavy Japanned slop Pals, gold band,
ice.
Rolling Pins. good quality. g.
H-quart Seamless Tin Dish Pans, i2c.
Vanished Coffee Mills, worth 25c.. loo.
Square Deep Bread Pans. lc.
Hard Wood Wash Boards &C..
Copper Rim and Bottom Wash Boilers,
47c.
3 dozen Oval Clothes Baskets,
made of selected quality willow,
five sizes, worth up to SI.25 each,
our price for Monday, any 500.
1acquered crumb Tray and Brush,
worth lsc.. o..
Solid Back scrubblng Brushes, selected
stock, &c.
Glassware and China-wonder>
full selling.
Fine Quality Pressed Glass Custards,
extra smooth finished, fun size, and good
value at Co.; &c.
80 DOZEN GAS GLOBES. , SHAPES
AND ETCINGs, genuine German flint
glass. regular price l9c. (only TWO to 4
| cusron1er. l2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Black Goods.

Black Crepons. IN all tSe new weaves.
beautiful in effect and more popular than
ever this season. some Of them as hand
some as the All-Silk Crepons
s1.95. N.4J. $50. sl.75. 81. 81. % YARD.
At 81 yard we offer beautiful line
Of Black Fabrics in all the popular
weayes.
At Is cents a yard you have your choice
OF some Is styles all Of which are the
best value We ever saw offered.
5O-inch Atwood Black Imperial Serge.
a quality you are fortunate to get at 75c.
a yard. 60 CENTS.
45-lnch Black ATWOOD surah Serge. the
greatest value we ever saw.
SPECIAL OPENING PRICE, SOC. YARD.
45-inch All-Wool Black Diagonal Serge,
another special value,
OPENING PRICE, zoe.
5s-inch Plain and Striped Black Wool
Batiste. OPENING PRICE, 40c.
se-inch ATWOOD Black Imperial Serge.
OPENING PRICE, 29c.
s7inch Black Wool Cashmere,
OPENING PRICE, &c.
Figured Black Mohalr. for skirts and
underskirts,
SPECIAL OPENING PRICE, lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Grand Easter Opening!
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
MARCH rs. II, and Is.


dyxwe invitation
oveow W
nbecred into -four floors
arand
van6 Broader methods will hold
ship wos
voyage whha ppmgb
ayanW we
participate the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Hosiery.

OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Ladies' Fine Rembraut Ribbed Black
and Mode Hose, real Maco yarn, high
spliced heels and double soles. These
goods were bought TO sell at S5c. a pair.
We offer the entire lot as a special open
ing bargain at PC. A FAIR.
Children's Hose in an immense variety.
An sizes from TO . IL will be offered
Monday az the special price Of
l. 1-2c. PER PAIR.
Chudren's 81 Hose, in black. tan, and
white, regular price &c,
OPENING PRICE. lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15


WE CAN'T BE BEATEN ON OUR MOT
TIED ENAMEL KITCHEN WAKE
NOTE PRICES:
.-ouart Notified Enamelled Tea or Cor
fee Pots, our price Monday &C.
4-oua1. Mottled Enamelled MIX Pans
| our price Monday. 22c.
2-quart NOTIFIED Enameiied MIX PANS
| our price Monday, ice.
2-quart Notified Enamelled Pudding
Pans. our price Monday lie.
Large-size Granite Enamelled Pie
plates, our price Monday, DC.
No. l (small size Seamless Notified
, Enamelled Straight Covered sausepaus
l2c.
,oouart Mottied Enamelled Dish Pans
orr price FOR tomorrow, sec.
21-2-quart Notified Enamelled Long
Handle Sauce Pans, our price for to-
morrow, DC.
s1-2-ouart NOTED Enamelled Covered
Dresden Sauce Pans. our price for to-
morrow. Ssc.
6-ouart Notified Enanelled Tipped Pre-
serving Kettles, our price for tomorrow
sec.
100 Highly Polished Solid Oak
Parlor Tables, worth any other
time $3.50, our souvenir price o9c.
200 SETS WHITE ALPINE CHINA
CUPS AND sAUCERs. WORTH 60
CENTS. MONDAY ONLY p CENTS
FOR SIX OF EACH.
800 rolls Dennison Crepe Paper, Mon
day only i2c. for full roll.
On Chairs we save you one'thlrd
Of. your money
Large size ROCKER, covered like $40
Chair, regularly s.; our oouvenir price
s.es.
Genuine Leather Seat COBBLER
ROCKER, antique oak or imitation ma
bogany: It's a bargain at $780, just 10
show you we mean what we say-"we
! sell cheap"-N.S.
ladies' SEWING or NURSERY ROCK
| ERs. shaped back, piano finished, whole
| sale price 3i2 dozen; opering-sale price,
| Is CENTS EACH. CAS- we do not care 10
| supply dealers, we will limit one chair to
a customer
Caneseat Brace DINING ROOM
| CHAIRS. embossed back. regular whole
sale price SIG dozen; opening sale, Als.
SOLID MAHOGANY ROCKER, exquis-
Itely upholstered, ought to be 49, opening
! sale, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Wash Fabrics,

Empress T1annels, in light coiors, soft,
neecy kind. 10 CENTS YARD.
Lappet Lace. new open-work wash
goods. very effective, 20 CENTS YARD.
Persian Striped Dimitles fine and in
choice styles, 1913 CENTS YARD.
Fins English Dimities, tho old favorite.
% CENTS.
Tinsee Dotted Crepe Cloth, for evening
wear, p CENTS.
Grass Linen. with colored dots,
25 CENTS YARD.
Figured ard Striped Dress Linens,
every thread linen and OF great service,
% CENTS YARD.
SILK Plaid Linens. the new fabric for
's6, 90 CENTS YARD.
Korchline Finest French Organdies, in
an the new designs.
37l-2 CENTS YARD.
Korchlin's French Organizes. that have
Oh the appearance or the finest goods,
but a few threads less fine,
25 CENTS YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
=--------.-,--:-=

It is not often that enterprise opens under such
lattering auspices. You will find here combination Of
taste skill and good Judgment seldom in any MILL
merry house in this country.
Our manager Of this department Mr. c. A. Kahn, has
spent his lifetime amid the charms of the millinery art
partly at such cities as Paris and Berlin He assisted
by three New York designers of the highest standing
The result of this combined skill and taste is the most
beautiful array of Millinery shown in this city The
department itself is modern and metropolitan in all its ap
pontments. It is department that will be credit to
our city---an attraction to all visitors We shall always
show the best and the latest at the reasonable prices
The long-looIedfor opening tomorrow and
continues for three days special invitation is extended
to every lady in city inspect the magnificent display
of French Models"
New York Patterns and designs from work
rooms Our special patterns from such celebrated modses
Caroline Reboux, 23 Rou De la Pax.
Mime Jossc, Boulevard des lfaIiens
Camille Roger. 6 Rue De la Paix
Paul Virof and Berthe, &c Place Vcndome.
Nine Virof, IL Rue De la Pax.
Julia Delmoffe, 80 Rue Richefieu.
MINNIE. Pouyanre. Rue De la Pax.
Nine. Cartier 81 Avenue dePOpera.
Mchnieyvc1 Turee, 25 Place Vendome.
In junction with the above the opening includes the
departments for Untrimmed Hats Flowers, Ribbons, Or
nan1ents Feather Boas &C., in the latest and most de-
sirable novelties of the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
COIOr0dDreSSGO0dS

Tomorrow We show a magnificent line
OF Colored Dress Goods in the newest
ueaves and colorinGs. Special opening
prices viii be the order.
s2-inoh Figured Mohairs. in tan. gray,
ana green, regular price 80 cents
OPENING PRICE, 81 II q.
Ola Blue. Recoda, Tan. and Mixed
Green Atwood Beige regular price toc.
yard. OPENING PRICE o. L.
SILK and Wool Novelty Goods. in gray
ana black. black and white, specially
adapted fcr second mourning,
PRICE, 75c., 81 I.25.
French challies. in the new Persian ef-
fects s'c' AAHD'
&c styles SIX and Wool Plaids, in the
newest designs and colorings,
Sc. YARD.
Persian Boucle, for chlldren's wraps.
vsis,S etc $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Wash Fabrics.

40 such variety was ever before
brought TO this city. Hundreds OF styles
that you win not find elsewhere.
35-inch Porcalos. In light spring color
ines. 6 lie. a yard. instead OF u i-2c.
4o-inch lawns. sheer and hne, y IL and
1,c. instead OF 20 and &c.
ORGANIZE DE BEAURIs a new fab
RE Tor spring. 70 lee, instead OF l5 22c.
Iwenty-odd different weaves IN New
Spring wash Goods,
i2i-2 CENTS YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15

william Rogers l2-dwt Dinner Knives
or Forks, EACH 20 CENTS.
snverPLATED TEASPOONS, fancy
patterns. CENTS.
silver-Plated Tablespoons, EACH 6
CENTS.
Cutlery Department.
Cocoa-Handle Knives and Forks. each
&c.
Riveted Whlte-Handle Table Knives or
Forks, each lie.
Celluloid- Handle Table Knives or Forks,
each. 2ic.
Rubber-Handle Table Knives or Forks
each PIE.
Two-Piece Carving Sets, cocoa handle,
g-inch blade. wholesale price 81 set; our
opening-sale price, Csc. Two hundred
sets; no more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15

GLIDING SOUP TUREEN " EACH
SET. EACH PIECE FULLY WAR
RANrED BY rs. $50.
Finest Quality Carlsbad China Dinner
Sets rich decorations. the best volue
ever offered, regular price s25: our price
Tor tomorrow. sis.75.
Is French China Dinner Sets. exauls-
iteiy shaped. magulilcenuy decorated. a
regular 80 set. for tomorrow. SIS.
100 Brass Tables. selected onyx
top, rich gold finish, a bargain at
$, our souvenier price s1.9S.
great Offering IN onyx Tables. finely
gold-plated. every piece Of onyx, clear.
selected quality. worth $50. for s5ss.
SPECIAL $3.50 VALUE IN TABLES
FOR $50.
A Handsome, Elegant 'Scroied S
Brass Banquet Lamp, latest design,
rococo FURNISHED head, warranted
gold plate, entirely new, for Sro5.
HANDSOME $50 GoLD-PLATrD
BANQUET LAMP. ENTIRELY NEW
DESIGN, DURING THIS SALE, N.%.
493 dozen fine Imported Needle
Etched Tumblers, about e STYLES
and sszes to seIett from, worth regu.
IarIy 81. so to 81 dozen, opening
sale, your choice 9 for Soc.
63o dozeu fine Bohemian Blown
Tumblers, 81 styles to seIec, from,
opening sale, 8 for I5c.
Imitation Richest cr-Glass Berry
Bowls, zoe. article for &c.
200 DOZEN FULL-sfZE WINE
GLASSES. I1-2 CENTS EACH.
100 Half-Gallon Crystal Water Pitchers.
clear polished. 2Jc. articel; opening
sale price, Ice.
100 Full Size Bird Cages, our
souvenir price 300.
VASES, ORNAMENTS, CABINET
PIECES, AND BRIC-A-BRAC. INCLUD-
ING BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS FROM
DRESDEN, LIMOGES. TIPLrTz.
ROYAL, CARLSBAD, VICTORIA
ROYAL. BONNIE SAKE DRESDEN.
ADDERLY. etc. etc. AT BIB PER
CENT. SAVING FROM REGULAR
PRICES.
800 Finest Quality and Newest
Shape White Porcelain Covered
Dishes, would be cheap at 5o:.
each, our souvenir price r9c.
THESE OFFERINGS ARE ALL
AMERICAN CUT GLASS or FINE
QUALITY. HIGHLY POLISHED. DEEP
CUTTING, NOT THE OFF-cOLoRED.
INFERIOR STUFF CALLED CUT
GLASS ELSEWHERE.
q Finest Quality American Cut-Glass
BOn-Bon Dishes. with handle, extra rich,
Seville" cutting. very heavy very deep
cut. full 6-inch size, tr.anon shape. Tho
real value OF these IS 81, and they arc
warranted American cut-giass OF highest
quality. This lot at S2.45.
81 only Relish Dishes. extra large. S
value. for s2.l5.
A special lot Of $40 American Cut
Glaes Water Bottles, while they last,
s27G
Extra Choice, Extra Fine Quality
American Cut-Glass Fruit or Salad
Bowls, very highest. finest polish. rich
cutting. worth a trne less than double,
Finch size $50.
20 DOZEN TUMBLERS. THE MA
JEsTIc" CUTTING. WORTH 20 cEETs.
WHILE THEY LAST. - CENTS.
ABOUT l25 DOZEN IMPORTED CIT
GLASS SALT cELLERS. CELERY
DIPS. AND SALT TUBS, VARIOUS
SHAPES AND CUTTING, Alb
STYLES, TO BE SOLD IRRESPECTIVE
OF VALUE. EACH Y CENTS.
so Five O'clock Tea-Kettle and
Stand. highest quality brass finish,
best alcohol lamp with extinguisher,
a regular % article, opening sale csc.
:, DOZEN wHIsK BRooMs. SOME
SILK sEWED, WORTH UP TO s.
CENTS; OPENING SALE. ANY, 10
CENTS.
Coo 0ur window.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
Silks.

An array o. silks. the equal Of which Is
no, 10 be found in tho entire SOUTH
w.lnch Checked silks, for waists
81 CENTS.
aasneh Plaid SILK. In choice colorings
% CENTS.
ai-inch japanese Figured Silks in now
enring colorings, 70 CENTS YARD.
st-inch Persian silks. in new design.
S. CENTS.
9o.inchFieured Tanetas. in all the new
.o,o-irrs ;l.25 YARD.
2l-lnch striped and Figured Taffeia, all
.te very hest OF the new seasons styles,
$50 YARD.
Figured Dresden Taffetas, with black
satin stripes. sle5 AND si.75 YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.!
Wonderful Opening Sale!
The Event OF The Season!

OUR GRAND OPENINGS Mammoth Exposition of the latest
celebrated artists
merchandise
modern uptoa doing business will make this
store b ideal trading of handomst
New
China Glass Wdenva Tnware Lamps
Cutlery Sverware BabCarrag Kitchen Utensils Pictures Gas
oil Stoves &C.
This being opening event USEFUL SOUVENIRS Of the
ion will be given patrons. You will be fortunate
shopping list tomorrow
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-30
Persons Who Sit All Day

In counting houses or manufacture
ing establishments inhaling close or
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Stomach Bitters, an admirable
means of repairing the physical de-
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tions. Dyspepsia, constipation, bill
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and Alternative, commended by ply
sicians and a standard article for
thirty-fve years past. Fever and
ague is checked in its first APP
proaches, and if the remedy is per-
sisted in, entirely eradicated when
chronic by the Bitters. Rheumatic
ailments are also arrested by its
blood purifying and diuretic action.