Natchez Democrat from Natchez, Mississippi • Page 7

V-" THE DAILY DEMOCRAT, NATCHEZ, MISSm THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1 903 73 steamer Senator Coruill and tbe fine 2 i Jim Dumps had in his neighborhood A man who ne'er would try new food. Buy just one box of Force 'twill cost So little that there's not much lost. You'll keep on, tho your purse be slim, Twill force you to," said "bunny Jim. I -'t Lr-i rv PrcparnlionforAs-similating HicFoodandRcgula-ting the Stomachs audBowcls of Promotes neither OmumIorphine norImcraL aOT "NAltC OTIC. Ptmpan Seat" (crrft SttL A perfect Remedy forConsDpa-Hon Sour to rach.

Diarrhoea Worms Jcvcrish-ncss and Loss of Sleep, Facsimile aSgrtature of XEW YORK. JOACT CDPY OF WRAPPER. I Always Wnts Mow. 'Force' struck the right spot. The more 1 eat, the raor I want.

My family is as well pleased with it as I am. 1 ubent. RIVER AIID WEATHER. KETKOROLOQIOAL. For 24 hours ending yesterday at 0 p.

Maximum thermometer 89. Uinimum thermometer 72. Rainfall 00. U. 8.

WKATHXRRKPORT. Daily report of stage of water at various points, with changes in 24 hours ending yesterday, at 8 a. 75th meridian time X8TABU8UEDQI876 LARGEST SHOPS P. W. MULVIHILL AbOTO CHANGER 8TATICN.

Llne water Rise. Fall ft lOtns ft lOths ft lOtht ft lOtha Cairo 45 0 21 8 0 0 0 6 Chattanooga 33 0380001 Cincinnati 50 0 13 7 0 0 1 2 Helena 42 0 23 9 0 0 0 2 Little Rook 28 0 14 5 4 1 0 0 Memphis. 33 0 16 1 00 03 Natohez 44 0 38 2 0 0 1 2 Pittsbursr. 22 0 6 0 0 0 2 5 3t. 30 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 3hreveport 29 0136 42 00 Vloksburg 45 0 136 3 0 0 1 5 FIrst-CIass Mechanics Tools, Cutlrry, 3 ives And House-Furnishing Goods.

Steamtit- of all kinds, from 1-8 tInch to 4 inch. In at All Times. HARDWARE and MILL SUPPLIES 1 in VTJn.MOFPETT'C steel hull steamer Betsy Ann, both Oapt. Tom Waldron and Capt. Wm.

Beck can congratulate themselves on having with them the best men on the river. Tbe fine old steamer St. Joseph has been chartered to the Vicksburg and Greenville Packet and left yesterday with Capt. Tom Reber in command, and Mr. Willie Smith as the chief engineer.

Tbe St. Joseph will bo absent about a mouth. The fast little ateamer Boiealis Rex Capt. Geoige Prince left yestei-day with a good trip for the Atchafa- laya liver. Oapt.

Prince said he was doing fairly well down in that part of the country. He was surprised to know that so many thought he had an opposition boat when his 6teamer had only taken the place of the St. Joseph which boat had been withdrawn from that trade some months ago. From a letter received by Capt. Prince from the railroad commissioners office at Baton Rouge he is notified that his tariff on all freights must be directed from that office showing that no steamers can now cut freight rates on those streams.

An automobile lawn mower driven by electricity, is now used to cut the prass on the capitol park in Washington. No Pity Shown "For years fate was after me contin uously," writes F. A. Gulldge, Yer bena, Ala. had a terrible case of Piles causincr 24 tumors.

When all fail ed Bucklen's Salve cured me Equally good for Burns and all aches and pains." Only 25c at Natchez Drug uo i It is announced that an interna tional wireless telegraphy confer ence will take place in Berlin on Aug. 4. State or Ohio, Citt or tolido, Lucas Countt. i Frank J. Cbenet makes oath that he la senior partner of the firm of F.

J. Cheney aoine Dusiness in the city or Toledo, coan pay the nam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catrrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed Inn presence, this 6th day of December, A.

D. 1 seal A. V. GLEASON, Notary Pablic. all's Catarrh Care Is taken Internally and acts directly on the blood and mucns surfaces or the system, send for testimonials, free.

J. CHENEY Toledo, Bold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. In London each day 400 children are born, and 230 enter school for the first time. The Boss Worm Medicine.

H. P. Kumpe, Druggist, Leigh on writes: "One of mv customers had a child, which was sick, and threw up all food, could retain nothing on its stomach. lie bousrht one bottle White's Cream Vermifuge, and it brought up 119 worms from the child It the boss worm medicine in the world." White's Cream Verniifuee is also the children's tonic. It improves their digestion and assimilation of food, strengthens their nervous system and restores them to the health, vicor and elasticity of spirits natural to childhood.

2oo at K. Lee Byrnes. '2ZS2 Fcr wfants and Invalids Use The Series of Milk Food No. 1 For intants from birth to four months of age. Milk Food No.

2 For infant of from four to six months of age. Malted Food No. 8 Has proved all that can be desired for in ants after 5 or 6 months of age. Also for inralids. FOR SALE AT Dr.

T. C. West's Drug Store -Keep posted and get the shoes that everybody is talking about at Burn Main Street Shoe 8tore, where half the people buy. At Elsinore, Denmark, a statue of Shakespeare is being- erected. THE ROOT OP YOUR HAIR should look like this, but if you have Kv.v- DANDRUFF the GERM kjtroys and withers it like this.

"Destroy the cium you remove the feet" No Dandruff, no railing Hair, no Baldness, if you KILL THE GERM with NEWBRO'S For sa! ky all sfrabta. Prka $1. ai For sale at W. A. Adams Drug Store.

Send 10c in stamp for' gmple to The ill jsm -til', nufci- fffEHmii Sin Costs Only 25 cents Or mU 25 real to C. Flohlnce, 8. C. Ko. 2C l'JOO.

I wm tnt adrUeJ by For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have "Always Bought Bears the Signature- of. Use For Over Thirty Years Tmc CfTva ctanin. mtm CTT. IN THE STATE i Plumbors Gas and.

tcniiilittcrs 4 Cures Ctclera-lnfastasi, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Aae. at Druggists, thing vxr J. MOFFETT. M. ST.

LOUIS. MO. onr famllr thrtlcUn in Ckrlecton to os TEETHIXA. democrat's 13 asltiess 3Birectorq Jos. Reale Song.

Dooloro 1n CilOCEillES, ffHES, UQtOIiS.ClGAES A.MD TOBACCO. Asxetitai for lamp's Laeer I3er. 607-60 Franklin 8treu vlprionse Meyer Proprietor THE REGAL CIGAE STOKE, X07 Pearl Streets Cigars, Tobacco The VA Camllle Is I lie Best sCcn Clsar ots Cnrtrs. MOUNTAIN and SEASHORE RESORTS ON LINE OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY (famed tor its mapniOcent scenery) reaching- various mountain and seashore resorts, at which very reasonable accommodations can be had. Through tickets to New York carry stop-oyer privileges at White Sulphur and Virginia Hot Springs, also at "Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia.

Side trips can be made to Atlantic Citv from Philadelphia. Apply to Illinois Central agents for copy ''Summer Homes" or write Jno. D. Potts, A. G.

P. A. Cincinnati, Ohio. mav 12 6 mos. 50 YEARS EXPERIIC "3 4k.

Teinr MM.om.rn. rtm Designs 1 1 Copyrights. Ac Am on a serdlru rkrtrta smd tnm onlcTiy ascertain car cpioion fre whether tax Invention ts probabtr Cotumanletw topj strictly eor.aaentUl. Pteni sent froe. t'lden mxtner for scunryr jient.

i'atnU ttJien thmusb Muno A. Co. reclT tpecial notice, without drva. In the Scientific American. A ITtosTrmted weklr.

Trwet rtr. eatatioa of ttriy erwrnuJe Vrna. Terms, fi yr: f-mrTtiontha. tkAabyall rew(ieieTt, l.lU!!!18Co.36,Eri"'-llEVfYorX Bracca oace. C3 Wast 11101.

D. Cv- In 0 imim a fLnjl) rith onr baby when was tot rery yoanif infant, a rrerentiTe of colic and to warm aad woe tea the stomach. Later It was usfalin teelhin troubles, and iU effect haa bven lonad tobOTery tnacialandf.orre frora dancers Uiat are consequent upon tbe nse of drug- and oorhin ETfup. tamt bare come to regard it. afer ne i'Ji ttrem as one of tbe necessities when there anew baby in the hoes and ont.1 the trr-ttio(f Vroutle are orer.

arul take pleasure la recommeodintr it to our friends instead of the horrid stuS that so rrany people to keep U.tlg taby quiet. UAKTWELLU. AVElt, (31aoaffer Daily Tuces aad Wltl Tue Ready-to-Serve Cereal is its own best recommendation. centrifugals 1-8 to 3 1-2; centrifugal white 4 1-8" to yellows tc 4 seconds 2 3-8 to Molasses nom: open kettle 13 26 centrifugal 6 to 18. Syrup 19 to 24.

Pork quiet jobbing standard mess 18.25.- Lard Refined tierce pure 9 Boxed Meats Dry salt shoulders 8 sides 9, Bacon Clear rib sides 10 Hams Choice sugar-oured 13 to 14). Cotf'ees Rio ordinary to fair 6 7 to Rice steadyscreenings 2 to3); head 4 to fancy head 6 to 6. i CHICAGO. Chicago, July 8 tVheat: July 7SJ September 77. Corn July 50 September 51 December 50; Oats -July 41 September 34 December 35 Pork Juiy 15.15 September 15.45 Lard July 792: September ,812 Ribs July 8" CO -September 8.70 Flour steady Winter patents 3 503.60 straights 3.20; (a 3.40.

Spring pat. 3.35390 straight 2l.3.40; bakers 2.30 a 2.85 cash quotations were as fouows: INo 2 7S so 79 No. 8 75 to 78; No.2 red 78 to 79 Corn No. 2 red 51 52 Oats -No. 2 41 Mess Pork 15.15320 ST.

LOUIS. St. Louis, July 8Flour dull Patent 8.85 to 4 00; extra fancy and straight 355 to 380 clear 420 tc 335 Wheat. higher No. 2 red cash elevator 77 tn.ick 81 81 Taly 77 No.

2 hard 76 79 1 September 76j Corn lower. No 2 cash 50; track 50 to September 50 July 49 -Oats lower No. cash elevator 39 track 40 to 40 No. 2 white 45 to July September 34 Pork lower, standard mess jobbing 15 55 Laid lower 7.50 to Dry salt meats steady boxed lots extra shorts 9.25 clear ribs 9.60 short clear 962 Bason steady boxed extra short 950 clear rrlbs 9.62 short clear; 987 1. Whiskey 1.30.

NAV4 t. STORE, Savannah. July 7 Turpentine firm 47 Rosin firm. Wilmington, July 8 Turpentin 42 nothing doing; rosin nothing do'mg crude turpentine quiet 175, and 3no mj5 Tar firm 1.65. CATARRH.

OF THE STOMACH When the stomach is overloaded; when food is taken into it that fails to digest, it decays and inflames the mu-cuous membrane, exposing the nerves, and causes the glands to. secrete mucin, instead of the natural juices of digestion. This is called Catarrh of the Stomach. For years I suffered with Catarrh of the Stomach, caused bv indigestion. Doctors and medicines failed to benafit me until I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.

J. R. Rhea, Coppell, Tex. Sold by R. Lee Byrnes.

Milk is now reduced to a powder by a new Swedish invention. Five quarts of skim milk will yield one pound of powder. Charms the connoisseur. Inspires that respect due good whiskey. Mellowed by age.

From barley to bar'' the product of every refinement of modern distilling. One taste is a revelation of perfect purity and rare flavor. You can't go wrong If you choose It. Ask your dealer. If he hasn't It, write to I.Trager&Co.

The Distillers Offices I Cincinnati. 78 THE MARKETS COTTON KEW OBLEANS SPOT COTTON. New Orleans. July 8 Cotton firm. Sales 9.000.

Ordinary 10 1-16; good ordinary 11 low middling 11 7-8; middling 12 3-4 good middling 12 14; middling fair Receipts, 4146 74,137 NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTTKES. New Orleans, July 8. Futures steady July 1270 August 12 65 September 10.5253; October 12.72 74; November December 9.51(325; January 9.9450 NEW YORK SPOT COTTON New York, July 8 Cotton apcts quiet Sales 901 Middling uplands 11.60; middling gulf 11 So NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES, i Ne'v York, July 8 Futures firm July 11.45 August 11.38 September 10 64rff October 9.79 (d November i 9.64 December 9.62 January 9.58 February 9.55 March 9.55 LIVERPOOI. SPOT COTTON. July 8 Cotton spots moderate business, prices 8 lower American middling 6 56 good middling 6.40; middling 6.22; low middling 5.96; good ordinary 5 66; ordinary 5.46 Sales 6,000 bales, of which 5C0 for speculation and expoit and included 5400 American.

Receipts 9100 bales; American. LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES. Liverpool, Juty 8. Futures closed steady American middling July and August August and September September and October October and November November and December o. 6.04 6.026.03; 6 646.65; 5.305.31 5.225.

5.15; December and January January and Februa 5.14. Feb- mary March 5. 13 P. NEW YORK MONEYMARKJ-JT New York, July 8. Money cn call steady at 23-'er cent Closing offered i 2 per cent Time money steady, 60 days 3 per cent, 90 days 4 per cent; 6 months 5 per cent.

New York, July 8. Prime mercantile paper 55 per cent. Sterling exchange with steady actual tisiness in bankers bills at 487.35 for demand and at 485.10 for sixty days Posted rates 4 85and 486. a 488 Commercial bills 4.85 i QENEEAL MAEKETS. NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, July 8 Sugar dull. Open Settle 2 5-8 to 3-7-16; oren kettle booklet Facts Fancies." It's Interesting. 1 1-'-1'' Stationary; ttelow. ARRIVED. Senator Cordill, Vicksburg to Natchez.

Betsy Ann Bayou Sara to Natohez. DEPARTURES TO-DAY. Senator Cordill, Natohez to Vicksburg. Betsy Ann, Natohez to Bayou Sara. MISCELLANEOUS.

Gauge 8 a. 4 p. m. 38 00 The river is falling quite fast to tbe satisfaction of the planter. The United States mail steamer Betsy Ann leaves to day at 12 for Bayou Sara and all way landings.

The Senator Cordill" carrying the United States mail leaves today at 12 for Vicksburg and intermediate landings. The only individual who regrets to see the river get too low is the roustabout who has to olimb the hills. Capt. Charley Huffman is still quite busy with his tug the S. S.

Prentiss hauling ooal barges. Robert Garrity is in oharge of the throttle. Charley Powell, one of the best ship carpenters on the river is making. tne coal office of the big combine as pietty as a picture. Will Sayers is Chief engineer of the steamer Borealis Rex while the steamer Prince Belle is undergoing some slight repairs to her boiler.

Capt. Wm. Beck, the popular com mander of the steamer Betsy Ann has secured the service of Tom Allen of Memphis, who is one of the best mates on the river. May he meet with every success. Mr.

Tom O'Brien, son of the late Capt. Jimmia O'Brien is home again. Tom bas been mating on tbe steamer Elk out of Vicksburg for some time. Nearly all of the offioers on the steamer Betsy Ann are married men, and a9 they seem to get along all O. K.

our little friend Mr. John Calli- han.the popular little seoond engineer will follow suit before long. Oapt. Willie Lee, end his chief en gineer Mr. Johnnie Macken have gone with the tag Lizzie after a tow of timber for Capt.

R. F. Learned. Joseph Roth is now learning the river under Oapt. Reed.

It is reported that Capt. Jimmy Marsh will leave here with the Elk on me iotn ior, tie goes to visit his parents who have a fam ily reunion at Jimmy will have his camera along. We are informed that several of the x'aA. 1. 1 1 A 1 A iivor uujb wm ijs.u long nips 10 ine seashore within the next four or fire i weeks.

Two of the number expect to witness the great yacht race and bring the cup I If there are two steamers that can 1 (3HrlrJHrJrJrJlJfJrJrJrJHr'HrJHrJr1HHrg2g 1U I E. BOST DEALER IN Cape, Springfield and Alabama I LIME High-Grade German and American i i CEMENT ru Royal Cement Plaster 327 Main St 'PnosE 96 Steamer BOREaUS REX Geo. Prince, Master. Will leave Natchez for Alclia fa ala every Wetlncstla at 12 o'clock in. Returning Thursday.

For the Black, Ouachita, Tensas and Little Rivers vill leave Natchez every Friday at 12 o'clock returning Monday. Shippers vrill please take notice. Their patronage will be appreciated. june 20 THE NATCHEZ AND BAYOU SARA CKET CO'S, TcfB NEW 8TBBL HUU STSAMSB kiU I Ui Mldl3l Carrying the U. S.

Mall rill nereitter leare Natdiea oaTUESDAl T1IUUSDAY and dayou Sara, at IS o'clock noon. Returuiu will leave Haroa Harx.atitv on WBONRtiiiAlf. fhiha aaa sim- 0. B. RUMELS, AKOI TflOg CEISER, Traffic Manacrcr Por and Vlolraburff.

vac at BTKA2UER SENATOR CORDILL Xearea Nitcnea erery 8wiay TueaGa and at ll m. Zjcares vicksbtirr every lay ana ma ay at it m. Tna'Sflnator Cordill will make cloas connac-lon at Vlcksbars for Monroe, Shrereport and oil points la North Texas at rednced ratea. For darticulara apply oa board. Tn captaia re-erreathe rlzat to all landless deemed 1' I THOMAS REBER, Sept.

oast of popular officers it ia the oasaXo. ieiroic, iuicn. If..