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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
4
A national column complains of U S troops at St Elizabeths Asylum and condemns imperial policy while criticizing McKinley era finance. It attacks Standard Oil tactics and trusts, warns of rising oil prices, and urges action against monopolies and political corruption.
The column argues Quay and Clark lack sufficient merit for Senate seats while noting rumors of a political pact to back each other. It cites past tactics, questions integrity of the Senate, and echoes William Jennings Bryan on restoring democracy against bank aristocracy. It ends with reflections on fate and party decline amid winter deferrals.
W Nichols invites customers to compare prices, promising lower prices on any item. Rely on phone orders or delivery if the groceryman lacks what you want. they assert you have never had the lowest price until you try theirs. Visit the store to see their stock.
The Senate debate on the Philippine question reveals strong Republican and Democratic opposition to U S policy. Opponents cite constitutional prin ciples and warn that retention would betray American ideals, echoing calls that the McEnery resolution and McKinney hints demand reconsideration of empire.
A vintage ad notes a clearance of overcoats at cost and 467 pairs of pants at cost. It highlights forty-three odd suits with varied sizes, emphasizing more 34 and 40 sizes. The shop slashes prices by half to close out the stock.
The article discusses British general Buller’s cautious advance toward Ladysmith in South Africa, Boer tactics of withdrawing to stronger positions, and a proposed horseshoe cordon to sever Boer rail links. It also recounts a Kentucky tragedy rooted in whisky, a case of drunkenness and insubordination, and political chatter about Waite Webster Davis and a McKinley running mate.
The Hohenwald Chronicle endorses Lem P. Padgett of Columbia for the Tin Congressional district. It lauds his legal ability, moral character, and loyalty to Democratic principles, recommending voters support him as a stable, capable representative.
A local ad notes a new car load of Baggies items arriving this week with fresh styles. Prices are described as right and attractive for quick purchases. The store highlights a diverse assortment to lure customers seeking bargains.
The fragment notes a historical headline praising the Hiresundha SOW, emphasizing an optimal era. It lacks dates or additional entities and provides no verifiable details for broader context.
Short pieces of fabric offered at drastic discounts next Monday. Nine light and dark colorings priced as low as 25 cents a yard for odd colors, with All-wool Tricot and Flannel at 19 to 25 cents a yard in various widths. Earlier wholesale quotes include French Flannels at 65 cents a yard for fall delivery and 7 1/2 to 1 cent yard reductions across many Penangs and other fabrics.
Customers are urged to act as repeated buying continues, with many pieces priced below current value when including material, trimming, thread, and making. Garments include gowns skirts chemises and drawers with multiple entry prices from low to moderate tags.
A sale offers about a hundred pairs of Don ola Kid Shoes for girls with cloth tops in narrow and medium widths. Sizes 2 to 4. Half priced at 2.00, the rest priced from 2.50 to 3.50. Special price is 1.50 per pair next Monday.
Report from a Tennessee political scene notes strong public support for Mr Cornwell as the Senate race unfolds. A rival lawyer with Supreme Court background garners admiration statewide, with regional strength expected in West Tennessee and portions of Middle Tennessee.
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