Natchez Democrat from Natchez, Mississippi • Page 4

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT, NATCHEZ; SATURDAY, JULY- I I 1903 1 nr THE DEMOCRAT AMD COURIER 2 Purchasers. All Sorts of Odds and Ends of Stock Daily.Distributed. Your Fault if Fil0 mm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Delight Crowds; Summer you ITEM 0 a a Heavv llrown Linen Skirting, worth 28 cents, for 18c yard Sheer Brown Linpn fnr TirAcoc fcl 22c grade, O- for 15c yard striped lirown Lin erf for uresses, -iOc value, for 20c yard Mercerized Oxford Sulticcs, fjjl suitable for Shirt Waist Suits; Skirts and Waists, white grounds witb black and colored embroid-ered figures, stripes and dots, 0 80c value for 48c 55c value for 29c 65c value. for 38c Novelty White with black dash. Lace Pique, 55c value for 29c Merceriztd Black Canvass, 30c value.

for 22c yard Mercerized Black Lace Grena-jQl dine, 39c value 0 for 22c yard jpj Wash Silks, Black and White A Checks, 50c value iui ojt yaru RSDAY 1 of Published Daily (Monday Excepted) and Weekly. tstehed at the postoffice is natohe MISS. AS SECOKD-CLAS3 MATTES. rtie Dally Democrat, served by carrier in city, when paid in advance on year $6, six months $3, three months month 60 cts, by the week 15 cents. If not paid in advance the monthly rate will be charged.

Tlie Weekly Democrat, published every Wednesday, one year 1 tlx months 50 cents payable in advance Marriage notices and death notices rill not hereafter be published unless accompanied by the publication fee of jne dollar, for a notice not exceeding ten lines space. Obituary notices will not be written in this office except ordered the same as other paid matter. FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS TK1.E PHONE UITI1IB US. Counting room Cumberland 43 Editorial room Cumberland 44 Saturday, July 11, 1903. PRODUCE THE RECORD.

In an address to the Democrats of Sunflower ounty and published in the Sunflower Pensee, 'State Senator W. B. Martin says in part "Col. Money has served in Congress, either as repiesentative or senator, almost continuously for nearly thirty years, yet, strange to say, he is a man almost absolutely without a record. That is, during this long period, it; is a most appalling fact that he has done nothing worthy of notice for his State or county.

It is a singular fact and there is not a single person who reads this article who has not noticed it and does not know it is true, that since the opening of this campaign neither Col. Money, nor any of his supporters, newspapers or others, have ever told the people of this State of a nave iot Had Your AND Colored Ccrds, 50c value for 29c yard Colored Cords, r3c value. for 20c yard Vichy Cloth, a beautiful and durable wash fabric, 25c value for 13c yard Embroidered Swiss, black- grounds with white figures, 40c vaiue for 25c yard Iloniton Suiting, beautiful Novelty, 53c value for 25c yard Sheer Bon Ton Voile Cotton Suiting. 25c value for 13c yard Mfadras Shirtings, ISc and 20c value for 1 2c yard Madras Shirtings, 15c value for 10c yard Knickerbocker Skirtings, 18c vaiue for 12c yard Wide Cluny Lace Bands, only two or three. prices cut 1-3 Laces I I Shares SATU Cream value Wool Ettamine, 5oc for 35c yard Cream Mohair, value for for 39c yard Cream Twine Voile, SI 35 value for 90c yard Cream Silk Stripe Echan, fl.23 value for 89c yard Colored Embroideries.

Kcru and Linen effects, Edging and Insertion. ff just half price Ladies Colored Silk Sun Umbrellas, Red, Blue, Green and Brown, very stylish, prices cut 1-4 Ecru Laces, some handsome effects for Dres Trimming cut just half Hose SuDnorters. Ladic Sandow Supporters, worth 50c, for 35c pair Ladies Turnover Collars, a number of very handsome ones at half price for Underwear SiOAY White Shirt Waists. Our Entire Stock of Sheer Lawn, Embroidered Linen and White China Silk. Prices cut 1-3.

Lots of time to wear these. Get one or two. Special assortment Wide Cotton Torchon Laces 5c yard. Wide Piatt Val Laces, both Edging and Insertion, 10c yard. Very special.

tOfrViBERUyN-PATTERSON 1 UUR LEADING SPECIALTIES single thing which the Senator has ever done lor his State or county, for which he is entitled to credit. In fact, they have never been able to -show that he has done anything. is true tht occasionally one of the 'Senator's supporters makes reference vto his great learning, and urges that as a reason why he should be returned to the Senate, but of what, benefit is the senator's extraordinary learning to the people of this State, if he dees TBate any more use cf it in the. future than be has in the past, He might have the wisdom of Sclomon and continue to use it as he has in the past, and he would do us no earthly good whatever. It takes more than wisdom to make a good officer.

The Senator has absolutsly no State record; that he has done nothing whatever for the State, and as for a national record about the only tthing that he has ever done which attracted attention, and I mean something he Hnnfi in the Senate, and not else CO Shoe Sellers. We set the pace. We keep ahead of the times. We liave the new styles.whilo they're new. We sell thm at a fair price.

We therefore carry no back number goods. We have the up-to-latest of -shoes in the State of Missippi. We have them in all sizes and widths. We can fit yon foot perfectly. We will do so at a moderate cost to you.

The largest Shoe" Dealers, State of Mississippi FUNERAL OF LOUIS PER-RAUL. The funeral of Louis Perranlt.son of Chas. Perrault, took place yesterday at 6 from St. Mary's cathedral. The announcement yesterday morning of the death ot Louis Perrault was received with expressions of sympathy on all sides.

Though but seventeen years of ape he was wiaeiy Known ana was repartiea as a model youth. He was a graduate of the cathedral school and up to the time of his illness was employed at.the Metcalfe Insurance Agency. He was taken sick with fever at the tfme when a very serious accident betell Mrv Metcalfe, bnt he remained at his post until the recovery of his employer. uetore he tooK to nis oea it was discovered that he had typhoid fe ver, the same sickness from which his mother died some time ago. His father, three sisters and a brother survive him.

The Old Camper. has for forty-five years had one article in his supply Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. It gives to soldiers, sailors, hunters, campers and miners a daily comfort, "like the old home." Delicious in coffee, tea and choclate. A WAMPOLD. Abraham Wampold, for many years a clothing and dry goods merchant in business in Franklin street.

died yesterday morning at his homo 823 Main street surrotnded by his sorrowing family wno had attended him throughout the night before. Mr. Wampold recently suffered a stroke of paralysis from which he did not recover Thursday night he was given up and it was feared he would not live till morning. He died at 9:45 a. in the seventieth year of his age.

Deceased was a leading member of Congregation B'nai Israel and was for many years the secretary and treasurer of the local lodge of the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith. He a native of Bavaria, Ger. but came to this conntry while in his teens. He leaves a widow and eight children. The children are Mose, Simon, Leon, Benjamin and Charles, Misses Ruth and Sophia.

The funeral will take place from the family residence at 6 .30 o'clock this evening. A. R. Bass, of Morgan town. had to get up ten or twelve times in the night, and had a severe backache and pains in the kidneys.

Was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale by R. Lee Byrnes. LATE RIVER TELEGRAMS. Cairo, July 10 River 21 1, fall ing.

St. Louis, July 10. River rising. Memphis, July 10. River and fallinr.

17.2, 15 2 Bears the Ths Ha Always Boqetf Ugr re 2 OS 4 Special Rates Peabody College Summer School, Nashville, June 1 to July 20, 1903. Rate for 'round trip one regular first-class fare plus 25c; dates of sale May 31, June 1, 2, 19, 20, 21, July 3, 4, 5, 1903, final return limit fifteen davs from date of sale; except that by depositing tickets on certain days with special agent and paying fee of 50 cents, an extension of mot later than 30, 1903, may be obtained. O. O. OGDEN, JNO.

A. SCOTT. A. G. P.

A. The new pier of the Scandinavian American lines at New York was destroyed by fire yesterday and. for tho second time in three years the company is temporarily without a pier. It is believed that the loss amount to almost $500,000. The- heat was intense and many firemen dropped into the river for relief.

on every box. 25c mm Ant CeSted tn Ijfr thftf tho vnnncr rMrl Via recei ved as communicant at papal mass. The idea rleased tfce Pope. With her parents, she atttended the papal mass. She was attited in pure white.

Many dignitaiies of the church were piesent. At that part of the mass where the communion takes place Miss Jenkins advanced to the altar and, kneeling, received the saored wafer from the hands of the Pope. Following the mass the usual papal 'blessing stowed, and Miss Jenkins had another privilege in receiving the benediction from the hands of Leo. Treat Your Kidneys for Rheumatism. When you are suffering from rheu -matism, the kidneys must be attended to at once so that they will eliminate the uric acid from the blood.

Foley's Kidney Cure is the most effective remedy for this purpose, R. T. Hopkini, of Polar, says: "After unsuccessfully doctoring three years for rheumatism with the best doctors, I tried Foley's Kidney Cure and it ccied me I cannot speafe too highly of this great medicine." For sale by R. Lee Byrnes. PEOPLE'S BANK "iS POPULAR.

As will be seen by referenoe to the statement showing the condition cf the Peoples' Savings Bank, prepared by Hon. C. R. Byrnes, secretary arid treasurer, that bank has had a most successful experience for its first year. The figures published in the statement show that, the buisness has been more than satisfactory and the deposits give eveideuce of favor with which the bank is regarded by its home people.

Two Bottles Cured Him. "I was troubled with kidney complaint for about two years," writes A. H. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, "but two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a permanent Lee Byrnes.

cure." For sale by' R. NATIONAL ENCA MPMENT Grand Army of the Republic, San Francisco, Aug 17th-22d, 1903. For the above occasion the Yazoo and Mississippi Vallev Railroad will sell round trip tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles, at the following- rates: Going and returning one direct route, or going one direct route and returning another direct rate $48.35. Going via direct routes, returning via Portland and Missouri river or vice versa, $59.35. Going via direct routes, returning via Portland and St.

Paul or vice versa, $01.85. The latter will also apply via Chicago and St. Panl or the reverse of this route. Dates of sale August 1st to 14th, inclusive with return limit Oct. 15th, 1903.

Annual meeting First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, June 2Sth to July 1st, 1903. 1 or the above occasion the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley wili seil excursion tickets to Boston, and return at rate of $41.35 for round tiip. Dates of sale June 25, 26 and 27, 1903 with return limit July 2d, but with privilege of extension to August 1, 1903. National Educational Association Boston, July Gth to 10th, 1903. For the above, occasion the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley will sell round trip tickets to Boston, at rate of $41.35.

Dates of sale July 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th, with return limit July 12th, 1903. with privilege of extension until Sept. 1, 1903. Annual Conference Seashore Lp- worth League Assembly Camp Grounds. Biloxi, July 22d to August 2d, 1903.

For the above occasion the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley will sell round trip tickets to Biloxi, at rate of one first-class, plus 25 cents. Dates of sale July 19th to August 1st, inclusive, with return limit August 31. 1903. Quarter Centennial Convention National Music Teachers Association, Nashville, June 30th to July 3d, inclusive. For the above occa sion the Yazoo and Mississippi val ley Railroad wnl sell round trip tickets to Ashville.

N. at rate of one fare plus $2.25. Dates of sale June 27th to July 1st, 1903, with return limit July 10th, privilege of extension to Oct. 10th. For further information call upon or address," O.

O. CGDEN, Natchez, Miss. CELEBRATION FALL OF THE BAST1LE New Orleads, July For the above occasion the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley wi.lsell round trip tickets to New Orleans at rate of $0.70. Dates rf sale July 13th with return limit Julv 35th, 1903. O.

O. OG DEN, Agent. Keep posted and get the shoes that everybody is talking about at Burn? Main Street Shoe Store, wiiere half the people buy. STOCK ORDINANCE. The amendment to the ordinance as adopted by the board of aldermen Thursday, and which includes "cows in the animals barred from 'the free nae of tbe streets, is published in this edition, jrasative promo QmninQ Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Day "I i 1 1 i I.

'i CONSISTING OF Rings Watcheb Breaches Cuff Buttons lobs Lockets Chains Necklaos Baby Pins Bracelets Emb. Pins Ear Rings Collar Buttons Hearts Stud. Etc J. Combs Brushes Mirrors Button Hooks Shoe Horns Files VcUsors PoUerT Pin Cushions Glove Stretchers Cuticle Knives IIat Brushes Clothes Brushes, Etc Belt Pins Hat Pins Emeries Silver Bracelets Cologne Bottles Suspenders rrx. 5, Soap Boxes Bon Bons Hand Mirrors Thimble Cases Dollar Lockets Silver Lockets Lod?" SILVER, dorham Complete Line CUT GLASS, all Kinds at Lowest Prices UMBRELLAS, Gold and Silver, in Gents and Ladies' CLOCKS, all Styles ORNAMENTS, Teplitz Royal Vienne Hand Painted China, Etc Karl Lehmann Sons THE LOW PRICE JEWELERS where, which attracted attention was his constant, opposition to the building of an Isthman canal, a matter in which not only the people of this State, but the entire South, have a most vital interest.

His opposition to the canal project, if nothing else, csnould condemn him' for all time to come. It is not neoessary to recall the unpleasant incident in the career 4)f Col. Money as a Senator as reasons yhy he has not made a good Senator. His junket to Cuba, in the capacity ofa newspaper reporter, in which he obtained information by reason of his being a United States Senator and sold it to newspapers for a large consideration his fight with a fellow Senator in the committee room, and his row with the street car conductor, are facts well known to all. Most assuredly his friends will not insist upon these acts as qualifications.

It has been said of John Howard Pavue. that "he was a man without a home." and can as truly be said of Col. Money that h6 is "a man without a record. "Who ever heard otfSenator Money making a speech on the levee ques atest Ideas Millinery Can be seen in Natchez jut as soon as in the ruorepopnloue cities We invite you to t-e our new Burnt Straws, Tuscan and White Chips. Black and White Chiffon Hats, flilan Straws, Black and White.

We are showing many desirable Oclored Straws at one fourth lees than regular value. Miss Rornie O'Brien HERE IS HEALTH TO YOUR PURSE 10 pounds pure white suear for 50c, or any quantity you want at oc per lb. aJl next week. Health to Your Body "Ilumford" the celebrated Baking Powdpr excells all others in baking strength and health- fulness. It restores the phosphates so essential to health.

Pure Coffee or Chicory and Meal? Whioh have you been buying? Dry the grounds of yonr coffee and you will see. Ohase and Sanborn's Coffees are absolutely pure. Any price from 20c to 4Cc per pound. Home-Made Honey, Welch's Grape Jnic. Iced Cold Canned Meats, Shrimp and Lobsters, Cherries in Mint.

My Blended Black Tea is new, good and well just try it. Your Up-to-Date Crocer JAS. W. MILLER KIDNEY DISEASE are the most fatal of all di eases." mi TO PIIEY CURE Is 0 Guaranteed Rensd; or reluiidecl. Contains rerredks xxxgnized by eminent physicians as the nest for Kidney and Bladder troubles.

rasas 5Sc ad RM hv R. Byrnes THE METCALFE INSURANCE AGENCY 4IO Franklin St. Phone375 We are Making Special Rates Consult, us always before placing your -INSURANCE- SPECIAL ROUND TRIP EXCUR SION RATES To San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego, California, during the Christian Endeavor Convention at Denver, Colorado, July 9th-13, '03. For further information apply to .0. O.

OGDEN, Agent. Eyes Tested by the Famous. Atlanta Optician July 3 to 12 at W. A. ADAMS' Drug Store ymnmefi' rap Your Wont be complete EOZD tion It is idle to say that you are Anyone can make a pood picture bv the Kodak Svstero.

It is all by daylight now that the Developing Machine has abolished the cark room. GOOD KODAKS FROM A DOLLAR UPj Fresh Film Cartridges Always in Stock LEEBYR1TES The Main Street Bookseller and Stationer unless you take JKl ALONG THE NATCHEZ. AMERICAN PLAN AHotemu licet xceile47 tcyfeotil et ia tie Boat. It It coders la Hi 0 Iti qaipcacnra. Btta roorat ca erery tocr Hot uid cold water tarochoit tht tear feigat udjuitetir Ubt4 ty ti and lactncrlty.

Tabi tmjrputd wtu Ut haft tat Barktt al RATES S2.50 to 35.00 Rooms En Suite and Bath. LARQE IiOOHB, jas. sann, naitctr opposed to levees, for they are here to stay, and we will have to pay taxes to keep them up until the national QT.nmpnt. nan be induced to take off oar hands. AMERICAN GIRL RECEIVED COMMUNION FROM LEO.

A Baltimore special dispatch to the Louis Globe-Democrat says: Mrs. Hal Parir, formerly Miss Laura Jeu- tvA most beautiful wo- Baltimore society and a mem- hpr of a distinguished Catholic family a-fclieved to be the only American cirl who ever received the holy com at the hands of Pope Leo. 4hP in company with her parents.Mr. -and Mrs. George V.

Jenkins, were a in Rome and she as undergoing religious instructions communion, an event of in the life of every Catho- IiCMcr instructor, amembet of the faculty of the American college, sug SUMMER EXCURSION RATES Via Queen and Crescent Route To all summer resorts the North and East, a very low summer tourist round trip, rate is offered. Tickets on sale June 1st to Sept. 30th, limited for return to Oct. 31, E. B.

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SMITH, Cr. P. A.t New Orleans, La. R. J.

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