Natchez Democrat from Natchez, Mississippi • Page 2

The Democrat Courier. tion of his successor The illness of the Senator elect will cause a pang of FOR DYSPEPTICS 1 READY TO WEAR GARMENT SALE 3 3 3 1 1 1 ALF PRICE, HALF PRICE. ANY TAILOR MADE SUIT IS THE HOUSE I ANY READY-MADE SKIRT HALF PRICE Any Ladies' or Misses' Jacket at Half Price. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 THE FOLLOWING GARMENTS 1-3 OFF: i 3 Ladles' Flannel Waists 1-3 off. Ladles' Silk Waists 1-3 off.

Ladles' Mohair Waists 1-3 off. Ladies' Colorod Satine Underskirts 1-3 off. Fllr Collarettes 13 off. Terms Cash! No Alteration! No Exchange! 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 MAN IN ANY LINE OFBUSINESS Tins JVeedfur Jn I CHAMBERLAIN ll.m.wum...i....mm....w PATTERSON. BEHIND A MUST BE.

CHARACTER, RELIABILITY, Wbr tht Buyer Mut Repose BAD COLD AND INFLUENZA. NO CURE NO PAY IS THE WAY WE SELL FORMALDEHYDE INHALERS. Gives instant relief and Cures Colds, Influenia Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma, Coughs, Neuralgia, Headache, Bronchitis aud all other Affections of the Head, Throat and Lunfi. Irlcc 50c AltaoliiU'lr Guarameed. FORMALDEHYDE GENERA TOKS for Destroying Germs 11.0(1 each.

Jewelry Trade. KARL LEHMANN BYRNES FELTUS, Till: MAIM fcTHF.KT DKCUUINTH GARDEN SEEDS AND ONION SETS. OUK STOCK OF GROWN GARDENSEEDS Conduct His Business on the Highest Principle of Honesty and Fair Dealing, and Sells His Wares at Reasonable Advance on Cost, THE HOLIDAYS DID XOT EXHAUST OUK STOCK OF Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Silverware, Watches, Clocks, Pocketbooks, Gorham Silver, Silver Novelties, Umbrellas, Walking Canes, Etc. Call and Inspect Whether You fiut'or Not. KARL LEHMAMM, 413 MAIN STflEET.

NATCHEZ, MISS. ROBT, BUIST'S FRESH HAS JUST The varieties are the choicest and gardeners. In quantities we sell at the Seed Grown 'Closest prices. AVe Solicit Business. regret in the hearts of all loyal Mii- sisslppians aud the Democrat, though huvinR opposed his nomination up to the time of the Adams county primary, shares this feeling of regret in com mon with ail Mississippians, and ear nostly hopes that he will enjoy early recovery In the following we give the rostel of the new State officers and the salarv of Governor, A.

Lonigno of Wash ington county, iH.WO and use of gov ernor's mansion. Lieutenant Ooveruor, J. T. Harrison of Lowndes, and mileage. Secretary of State, J.

L. Power of Hinds. Attorney general Monroe McClurg of Leflore, 2S0O. Auditor, O. Cole of Water Valley, 12300.

Treasurer, Robert Stours of Lafayette 12500 Superintendent of PublicrMucatiou. H. Whitfield 12000. Land commissioner, E. H.

Nail of Holmes, $S0O. Revenue ageut, Wirt Adams of Hinds, commission of 20 per cent. Railroad commissioners, A. Q. Mays.

J. J. Mclunis, Clay Kincaunou clork of supreme court E. W. Ilrown of Co piah each $1KX.

A TRI WEEKLY MAIL SERVICE The Democrat has been informed that merchants of Jonesville and Sims-port, La are moving in the direction of a tri -weekly mail service and are desirons of putting in a regular packet to run between the two places. This is an enterprisedeservlng of every encouragement. A service of this kind would be of great advantage to the merchants of Natchez, as it would be the means of reaching out for a trade thHt is most valuable and desirable Natchez is interested in this territory mentioned and adjoining territory. The Democrat will present the full details of the movement now in con templation as soon a it is practicable. WILL DEFEND MRS.

RICH A. Richardson, au attorney of El Paso. well versed in the practice of Mexican law, has volunteered to defend Mrs. John D. Rich, the American woman surrendered to Mexico last July to be tried for the murder of her husband.

The woman's trial will occur to-day. Since being taken to Jaurez Mrs. Rich fell and broke her leg. It was allowed to Jheal up without surgical attendance. BILL FOR IMPROVEMENT OF MISSISSIPPI STREAMS.

A Washington, special to the Times-Democrat dated Jan. 12, says: Congressman Mcl.ain has introduced a bill appropriating U500 for the improvement of the Chickasaw river, ")000 for the continuing the improve ment of Leaf river and $10,000 for continuing the improvement of Pearl river below Jackson, Mii-s. CAPTAIN O'BRIEN SUFFERS BAD ACCIDENT. The many friends 'of Captain James O'Brien who has been at Greenville, Miss for some tune past will regret to learn that he met with a painful accident as he was alighting from a and M. V.

train on last Saturday morning. Captain O'Brieu made a misstep aud fell to the ground bi e.iking one of his ribs. At the latest report was resting easy. Vasal Catarrh. ckly yields to treatment by Eiy'o Cieam Bam, rfbich is agreeably aromatic.

It is received throuuh the nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole surface over which it diffuses itse If. A retredy for Naeal Catarrh which is drying exciting to the difea-ed meibrane hould not be used. Cream Ha recoi.nizrd as a specific. Price 5o cen'a at druggists or by mail. A cold the head immediately disappear -hen Cream Balm is used.

Brothers, 51 Warren Street, New Yor. DRAYMEN'S TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION. The Draymen's Pleasure Club gave a mask ball at Samaritan hall last night. Tho ball was preceded by a torch light, procession with two bands of music and about .100 torchlights in line. Charles Mason was grand mar shal.

The parade was a success and was witnessed by hundreds of people. Tort" UK IV OXK IAV Tk Laxative Bromo Qnlnlna All 'IrigtflNti rnrnnd th mon'-y If It foil to cure GroYe'3 (denature la on eacb onx. ISc. LADY ALICE MONTAGU DEAD. The following is from the New York Hers Id of Jan 11, 1900: "London, Wednesday, Jan.

10 Lady Alice Montagn, sister of the Duke of Manchester died to-day at Daros-Platzx, a health resort in Switzerland. Lady Alice Montagu who was in her twenty-first year was tho surviving twin daughter of the Duchess of Manchester, neo Yznaga daughter of Antonio Yznaga Delballe of Ravenswood, United States and of Cuba Her brother tho present Duke of Manchester was summoned from America a few weoak ago by the serious accounts of her illness. People from all sections tributary to Natchez tny shoes at Burns' Cheap Shos Store, the great sbos sailing houaa Bar tLa The Kind Ypu Han item lloujW TtieKmdYii Bignatnrs Get a bottle of Hennessey Brandy to keep in your home in case of aick-neaa Get it at The Pearl Bar. Pabllsaad daily (Hoadag asoaptad) and iMkl Mrd at ta poatollica la ilatchaa, aooBdla matter. Tha Dally Itamocrmt sa mall or aarvad ba aarrlsr io cita, tebcn paid la adcanca ona I Mr SH.

aia montba S3t thraa moetfta. l.f- ona mofltb ao caata- ba tha vask it aaota. II aos paid la adeaaca tba aaataly rata tell 1 ba Tha Vklr Democrat, pobllabad ararq aYadaaaJaa ooa "aar aix moatb a SO aaatat paqabla iaadea aa a. fflarrtRara Dofttea aud daatlti notlcaa will doc tiarearier ba publlalir1 nulfaa aefonitnuld by iba pnbllcattou ie of uua dollar, forauollc not esreetlluK ten liu apaira. Obllnmrr ottlrea will not written la tbla omra axrcpt wbn ordered, tba auma aa other paid mailer.

Telepbona Nambere, Cumberland 43 dltorlal-Room Cumberland 44 Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1900. EX GOVERNOR CHURCHILL WARNS THE DEMOCRATS. Ex Governor J. J.

Churchill of Arkansas, who has given the expansion question much thought warns the Democratic party, to which he belongs, that it is useless to war against an accomplished fact as his views on this question are calculated to attract national attention we reproduce his statement: He said: "I am a loyal Democrat, but an American citizen and stand by the flag and soldier who is fighting for it. It is an accomplished fact, beyond dispute, that expanHion has come to stay, and it is of no use for the leaders of onr party to rail against it. The Senate has ratified the treaty of peace with Spain and the matter is settled. The islands have passed into onr hands nd all that Congress has to do is to ave them a republican form of and that gove rnment will iTive them the Mime liberty and freinl-ld whTuli we enjoy. It is Democratic xjtnne and we can not honorably recede from it.

When Moses led the Is-raelities out of Egypt into the Holy Land, they found other nations there, on whom they made war, conquered aud imposed a government over them without asking their consent The Israeliite6 were the chosen people of the Lord and I presume thty had his sanction for the act. We are now im posing a government over Puetro Rico without asking itsconsunt Wo hardly realize the extent and magnitude of our Asiatic possessions. They are be yond the powers of description with rich and fertile sou equal to any in the world, and when we introduce American ideas and new methods of agriculture, her productions of sugar, coffee rioe and tobacco will be double what ere now, and when we build tu" canal our trade tiii japan ana nina will be mil.ibns to where it is now one. You will then bo longer see any 4c or cotton, and overproduction of that staple will be a thing of the past. "I do not sao for my life how any Southern man can take any other po sition than for expansion.

Now, a few words of waruing to the Democratic party. When we meet in convention we must adopt a platform that all Democrats, North, 3outh, Eat and West, can stand upon, for without unity we can not hope to win, for we must not drive any Democrats from the party. The people want a square Democratic platform aud a square Democratic fight, and when we place a candidate upon that, platform we want him to be orthodox and Simon pure, without taint Oi tincture of Populism, whom every Democrat can give a most hearty support. Imperialism means nothing, and is simply used to scare the ignorant. Our is planted lu the Pnilippines, and no one is going to haul it down, aud tin-re it will remain as a beacon light to all Asiatic nations.

A STRONG TEAM. Tne Jackson correspondent of the Vicksburg Dispatch has benn watching the legislators at work and pays the following handsome compliments to Representative Brown and Senator Clinton. "Mr Brown of Adam, is develop. ing into an active member aud is 'catching on' at a very lively rate which would indicate that he is to attain no small amount of powi when the law-makers get into fvrr day working harness. "Senator J.

A. Clinton of is ono of the most graceful orators in the Senate aud when he rises to ipeatf that body always gives him close attention. Mr. Clinton has never at tempted to pose as a loader, but his advice is generally heeded and his judgment rarely questioned." The correspondent should ki-op his eyes on Hon Calvin S. Bennett, of Adams, he is one of the Representatives who will be heard from I nfore the present session is over.

OUR NEW OFFICERS To-flny Jackson will be crowded with visitors from all sections of the State to witness tha inauguration of Governor A H. Longino, who is essentially a man of the people and for the people. He was the unanimous choice of the Democratio State convention He succeeds the Hon. A. J.

McLarrin, who is the unanimous i of tho Democratic oaucus for a a is now reported as being and he will be unable the neremouies that for the inaugura- i Thr no rrmnon why tny one honlii nuftVr from dynpHpaia or any tomarh trouble. Hos-ttter'a stomnch Bit lent cure constipation. Indigestion, UytipFpsia. malaria, ft-rer and anue. It tias done to fr flfty vert.

Any druKiilHt wilt Bell to you. Take It faithfuly. It will rKU-late tht bowel. Improve the appetite and hrni back health and strength. See that a Private HireuH Mrtii.p curer.

the uaek of the bottle. BLOOD Hostctter's PURIFER AND StotilJC.l FLESH BUILDER fitters. LOCAL BREVITIES. Miss Muble Paige and her company of players is the next attraction at tho Temple Opera House. Bread and cakes cooked in a Gas Stove are delicious.

A called meeting of the Fisk Memorial Library will be held on to-morrow (Wednesday) at 10 o'clock. By order of the President Mrs. Henry Frank. Now is the time for New Blank Books, the place to get them is J. L.

Young A Co. I have just received at stable on Franklin street one hundred nice young mules that I offer very cheap Will have another car of harness and saddle Friday night. SIMON MOSES. Circuit Clerk Bowie yesterday issued a marirage license to George Moore and Milly Davis colored. Justice Chas.

E. Evans was called in to perform the marriage ceremony. J. A.Harrington has just returned from Missouri, bringing with him 200 mules, all grade, from the small cotton mole to the big, fine dray or sugar mule. He invites the pnblic to rail and get price? and inspect his stock before buying elsewhere.

Two new cases of small pox were re ported Sunday as follows: Corrine Bnh and Cora Stevens of south Canal street. Large shoe sale6 still continue at Bums' Cheap Shoe Store, the reliable good value shoe house of Natchez The following patients were sent to the pesthonse yesterdav Abraham Smith, Concord; Wm Hall, Hospital James Simmons, Canal and Washing ton streets; George Hampton, Sim nions. All colored. Hampton is about 73 years of age. Meals oooked in a Gas Stove retain all the natural juice and flavor.

Notice the advertisement of the Natchez Drug Co. This wide awake firm keeps abreast of the times aud are always prepared to supply the needs of the trade. In this iustanoe they call special attention to garden seeds and onion sets, seed, corn, etc. -MOSE JACOBS' RESTAURANT is aiways supplied with all the food things the market affords. Ferdinand Mannocci, has been appointed administrator of the estate of Ferdinand Mannocci, who died last week The undersigned desires to inform his friends in and about Natchez and Adams county that he has returned with a nice lot of mules and horses which he offers for sale cheap at the livery stable of Mr.

Alei Smart, opposite the postolflce. DAVID McCONNACHIE. The Wobb press at tho Natchzo Compress and Warehouse is making a record for itself. One hundred bales por hour is easy work. A complete line of Ledger, Day Book-i, Cash Books and Biank Books of every description can be found at I.

Shields Dunbar's Book and Stationery Store. The large warehouse of the Baker McDowoii Hardware Company is being painted and it is a big job for the artists Are you cooking with a Gas Stovsf Those who are, say they are just the thing. Chancellor Commander Monteith has issued a call for a meeting of Natchez Lodge No 3, Knights of Pythias, to be held this evening at 7 :30 o'clock for the installation of officers and trans action of important business You can get ICE CREA VI or SODA WATER anv time in the year at MOSE JACOBS The ticket selling contest will begin to-morrow. Mr. Baker will deliver tickets to contestants at 2 n.

m. at Dunbar's store. Tickets for tho colored section can only be procured from Mr. Baker personally Just received by the undersigned me hundred fine Kentucky Mules and Saddle and Harnese Horses. In th lot are saddleis that cannot he -urpantcd.

Call a.id be convinced. Prices are just right. W. H. HEN'DRICK, Stables on Main street.

A case of smallpox was reported late last night The patient is a colored child, or years of age residing on Orange avenue Don't let whiskey eet the best of ou. Get the best of whiskey, to be had only at The Pearl Bar. Boots, Shoes nd Rubbers reesivsd again at Burns' Cheap Shoe Stor, te headquarters for wida awaks shoa bnyers. Fresh supply choice I'ittsburph tai just arrived tiy steamer Hoaz more to come by steamer Defender and steamer Jno. A.

Wood. M. C. C. C.

COMPANY. 'Phone 17. If you are in need of a Surry, Phaeton, Huggy, Wagon or Harness, call and see the finest assortment ever carried in this city. Prices to suit everybody. I.

N. Moses, CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS. AH varieties of Fresh FLOWER Jl'ST IlIXr.lVED. SWEET PEAS nnd MASTritTH flS in bulk at W. ADAMS' New Drug Store and Pharmacy, Next to Britton A Koontz Bank.

DON'T BE THE LAST PERSON WORLD TO FIND OUT WHERE THE BEST Come in and See Our Complete ining at aik riuuKU, ISettoists fof fiiticj House, Entire Confidence in the Seller IN THE QO ODS ARE SOLD. Assortment of the BEST of Every- A GOOD RESOLUTION That will be easj to keep from economy and expediency alone is to use no tools but those made by the best arid made from the best tool steel, with finest bard wood handles, such as we keep at all times in our superior stock. Carpenters and builders know that we keep a superior line Tools, Grates and Fire Brick at all times, and at prices above competition. TO It 30 DAYS PREP1R.IT0RV TO STOCK THKIfG A LI3ERAL DISCOUNT Will as ataxia AIW Par-haaara aa Fine Lamps, Cut (Mas, Plate Ware, Ornaments and all Brlc.a Bract. JAO ILlliFEO 41!) JIAIIV ST.

f' ARRIVED. will especially delijrht the market DRUG CO Commerce Street. EMBROIDERIES The greatest sale on record will be ou at Byrne, the price cutter's Mon dav. As the weather Interfeared with the sale idav, the same prices will be had Monday. Lot 1, at 2, 1, 4c: lot I.

at 6c: lot 3 at 7t aud Sic; lot 4, at 10c; lot at liiic, IBc to 17tc. These lots are all remarkable values. Cheaper than last year, and the patterns are the prettiest we have ever had. If you want to buy a bargain In a Jacket, Ooll or Flusn (Jape, lnvestl gate what we offer, the reduction in price on same wl.l astonish vou, we are prepared to make awful sacrifices on them. On Skirts and Silk Waists we are cutting the prices so low as to be actually sustaining a loss.

2,98 for a Black or Colored Taf- etta or Black or Colored Satin Waist, every one worth IJ.75 to H.Bu. Grey Skirts. Blue or Black Vene Han Cloth Skirts. 16: values cut to $3 90, the very latest cut and trim lug SOME arKClAL BARGAINS. 60c, for a Eld Olove that esuals any Glove in the Sc.

for a eood lonz'-Huck Finished Towel. for a rerular 6c. value new Spring Calico, only ten yards to a customer. 4c. for the best Quality Mourning Calico, Hope Cotton, worth 81c, to day on sale here in ten yard lengths, at 61c.

The best quality ready-made Sheets, value 65c. on sa.e while they last at 50 cents. 13 c. for a Hemstitched Pillow Case, vahie, 17c. BYRNE, The Price-Cutter.

Like to Ui Rumford's BAKING POWDER. partly uid itrntti la tut roofliHDdi If roi nM good, iwMt Htm bay 8Urr If Tfrn wih CoffM tft tatltfy the mitt iet-tru Vffe drlnkwr, bur "Chue ft Baobom't' It rtJcrHirVrvi th world oyer binr th mnmt tu dHiuu f1n.T0rwi ofTfl tolii. If ou w.iq gror'frtfi at art? kind, fiuranttMd for partly and flicliQC, tra? tha of foir Your Up-toDate Grocer, MILLER NATCHEZ 12S and 125 PERSONAL. Senator Clinton left Sunday evening for Jackson. He went via Vicksburg.

P. L. Davis of Vicksburg. la at "The Natchoz. Judgo J.

H. Trdy wa in tha city yesterday. Mr. aud Mrs Lewis Pioi-s of Wild wood, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Quogloi Miss Annie Lloyd of Vicksburg is visiting the family of Mr Clem Kaiser. J. G.

Pnrvia, Tensas, W. A. Miller, N. G. Johnson and H.

M. Rhodes of L' Argent are amoung the Louiaianiaus registered at The JNatchoz. Mr. M. Gunther, senior member of the firm of M.

H. Gunther of Memphis, one of the leading cotton houses cf the South isa guest at "The Natchez. Mr (J M. Becker, superintendent of the Natchez and Jsckson division of the aud is in the city to look afier the special train which leaves this morning for Miss Alma Wexler, a fair daughtor of Natchez will arrive in tho oity this ovening and will visit her friend, Miss Sophie Lnudeuneim for some time Vicksburg DiRpatch. Miss Gortie Shiork of Natchez, is expected this evening.

She will be1 tho attractive guest of Mrs. Leon Shlcnker for the next week. Vicks bnrg Dispatch While abnent frcm Natchez tending to my legislative duties my i HR -e will be occupied, hv Thos. Winchester, whoijiil look after my law buine. J.

A. CLINTON. CHINA DODGED THE PLAQUE, San Francisco, Jan. 15 The steamer China arrived to day from the orient via Honolulu. The China did not dock at Huonololu but anchored off that port, tho Hawaiian mail being carried out on tugs.

Up to Jan 8 thore had been 19 rases of plague. Tho disease is now thought to be well under con trol of tne authorities. Stats or Ohio. Citt nr Toi.eno, Lucas Cornrr. i Frank 3- f'tfENPY m.lrB oath that ha la tha partner of the Itrm of P.

J. Cheniy ic dolnir In tha of TuIm1o. Coun ty and Ktato and that said Arm will par th in of ONE HUNDKBD DOLLARS for faf-h and pvarr fw of Catarrh that cannot ba curad by tha u.a of Hall'. CatabrH FKANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn to ftofora and autmenbad In tny pro.onoa, thla Slh d.y of Ipomtmr, A. D. IKSH, IdBAL) A. W.ftLEA.-ON, Notary Public. HiU'a Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and aotM directly on the blood and muooua aurfaoea of Lha system.

8mA for testimonials, free. P. J. CIIKNEY 4 Tolado.O, old by Dniifaists, 7Sc. H.ll's Pamllyl'llls ara tha bast.

P. W. MULVIHILL. Plamber, Tinner and Steam riller. Ealiibllalu-d IST6.

MMiono 9 NEW YORK STATE FANCY APPLES, 'lw and tartenliig' CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS, rraanta mud ENGLISH WALNUTS, I and I Crown an Cluster Raisins. Fafhe, Apnwts, Pmnaa all teas 's, sft'a, 79'. an'a and RUMBLES WENSEL Grnrwi and rasltmn Fnrlnrs. II APIS NUT, Fox River Butter A nit Maj Syrup it WM. ABBOTT'S.

AUCTION. Tha anttra stork of Mrs. D. Prashman. ml Prsnklln straat.

ainHlstlntr of brr Goods. Hhona. Clothing, Notions, will bo aoid at auction, bag-Inning Tuesday, January 16, 1900. Prlrata bids will ba antartalnad. IIKMIY lA VI, Anclloncar.

Y.at M. V. R. R. Change ofHcheilule Kffcctlre nnon Snndar.

Nor. II. train aril arrlra anal 6part aa follows: KM Lve swam. No ton 4S. sat Lva.

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