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. MDRW RL B. HTLESTABLISH C O 1«RO. OISCONTI NUtD 18M PORT GIBSON. CLAIBORNE CO., MISS:, THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1904. IN SIKS.—VOL. XXIX. NO. 27

CANNINQ FACTORY LIVERTROUBLE!

TRADE AT HOME.

EL IWN y 2Will be Established Regardless of Certain Unaccountable

, Opposition.The disposition of certain people

in Port Gibson to make light of the

proposed canning factory has only made the promoters more deter-

Irained, and Mr. Bock, who has

! taken a laudable interest in the en­

terprise, says he is willing to wager $iooo on its establishment.

Decidedly more than enough

I stock to build the factory has been subscribed, and io per cent, of this

stock is being called in, as will

be seen by the following notice

which the Reveille is authorized to

publish :

Notice to Subscribers of the Can­ning Factory.

J All parties who have subscribed

stock to the Canning Factory are

requested to make a deposit of ten

per cent, of the stock subscribed not later than October 15th. This is

necessary in order to get charter up, and contract for building the factory.

This deposit can be left either at

David Bock’s Department Store or

the Miss. National Bank, and re­

ceipt will be given for same.

Equinoctial Days.

The government forecast official

at New Orleans furnishes the pub­

lic with some information regard­

ing the equinox :The 21 st of September of each

(§) I year is supposed to be one of the

equinoxes, the other being on I March 21st, but the fall equinox

I did not occur on the 21st this year. {Equinox means equal day and {night, and on the 21st the day and

night were not equal ; in fact, the {day wns 12 minutes longer than the

night. The real equinox occurred

on the 26th, 27th and 28th—Mon­day, Tuesday and Wednesday of

{this week Instead of one day of {equal day and ni^ht, there were

Jreallv three.

The generally accepted idea that {storms are liound to occur on or

I about the equinoxes is just as false

{as the idea of the day the equinox {falls on. The fall stormy season j from August to Octolier ; in fact.

I the most severe storms have, as a I matter of fact, fallen upon other

{days than that upon which the

I equinox falls. The great storms of {Aug. 18, of Oct. i, and the great

(g) Galveston stonn of two or three

s— j years ago, all fell on days other —| I than the equinoxes.

You Gain Nothing by Buying on Faith from Foreign houses

There are certain people in every

community who do their trading

either in St. Louis, Chicago or New

York, and usually pay more—ex­

press charges included—than they would by buying from the home

merchant, often getting an inferior

class of goods.Why they persist in this is «

problem. Not taking into consid­

eration the responsibility that every

good citizen must feel inthe work of

building up his own community, it

seems personal interest would cause

these people to consider the cost :

this money is forever gone, so far

as they are concerned, and while it

might have returned to them if

spent at home, it nevar will when

sent away.We abuse the people of the north

because they are wealthy and arro­

gant while we of the south are poor and dependent, yet we pay tribute to them with millions of dollars of

our substance annually.Will we never learn that the

meat bought from the northern

packers, the grain bought from the

western farmers, the clothing, etc., bought from the Chicago depart­

ment houses are draining this sec­tion of all its money.; If we raised our own meat, our

own corn and oata, traded with our home merchants—even if we had to

pay a few cents more, which is not

the case—we would have na mort­

gages, no broken-down teams, no impassable roads, no long faces.

TRUCK FARMING.

T7s7“ïiol@saJLe XDr^igrglst,A1 “I Had Thedford’« Black* Draught

• good medicine for liver dleeaae. ^enrad *on after he had apent »100 with doctor*. It is all themed-

fAROLRCiMARTIN, Parker*borg, wTVa.

If yotur liver does not act reg- uiarly go to your druggist and •«cure a package of Thedford’« Black-Draught and take a dose tonight. This great family medicine frees the constipa bowels, stirs up the torpid liver aad causes a healthy secretion of bile.

Thedford ’■ Black - Draught will cleanse the bowels of im­purities and strengthen the kid-

A torpid liver invite«----- biliousness, chills and

fever and all manner of sick­ness and contagion. Weak kid­neys result in Bright’s dissasa which olaims as many victims as consumption. A 26-cent package of Thedford’s Black- Draught should always be kept in the house.

..Thedford’« Black- Draught tor llv*r end kidnay com- R1Mln&An?,foun<1 nothing to excel

Manufacturer and Proprietor of ---------AGKNT-

Hill City Remedies. Cooprr’s Wall Water, Bo« dtn Lithia Water n Mafford Spring* Water Arundel Water 10

The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been In use for over 30 yearn, has borne the signature of

and has been made under his per­sonal supervision since Its infancy. Allow no one to deceive yon in this.

All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and Midanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.

Drugs, Madicines, Varnishes, Oils, Mound City Ready-Mixed

Paints, Stationery, Perfumes and Toilet Articles.o

VICKSB-CJKQ-, IMIISS.

nea.What is CASTORIA CO

Castorin Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic, ft relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stouuu h and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.

GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYSsj Bears the Signature of

& CHboUsaU and Retail for both City and Out-of-Cown Delivery.

p. F). Craxler60 to

«FORTHEDFORD’5t BUCK Fancy Groceries,

Fruit, (ConfectioneriesFIRST CLASS BAKERY IN CONNECTION.

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DRAUGHT I

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The Kind You Hare Always Bought <*•v

Bread, ptce and Cahc Hlwaye fresh.AH ^ For Drunkenness, Opium, | ùM AAIA4 T Morphine an* g

[ Wolh«r Drug Using, ù Special Attention and Rate« for Picnics, entertainments, Lawn parties. £JA m sr the Tobacco Habit

and Neurasthenia, o

II THE KEELEYIII V INSTITUTE,

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Jn Use For Over 30 Years.TMC CCMT.U« eOMMMV. V, MUMMY (THCT. NtW TOM* err».

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Port Gibson BannP RT CIBSON. MISS. Clothing of Merit!Plans of Pittsburg Produce Mer­

chant.

J. J. Wilson, president and gen­

eral manager of the Pittsburg (Pa. ; Produce Company, passed through

Vicksburg a few day* since.

Mr. WiLon has been making a tour of the Vicksburg, Shreveport

& Pacific and the Alabama & Vicks­burg roads for the promotion and

encouragement of truck raising.

His company at Pittsburg is the

second largest produce company in

the world and he says they experi­

ence great difficulty in securing an

abundance of early vegetable«.

He and his associates conceived j the idea of purchasing a large body i

of land in the south and going into #

the truck-raising business on a / large scale. They were aware that’ y

after they began this cultivation

it would encourage others in the

same locality to engage in the same business, thus creating an in- *

dustry of sufficient magnitude to (

warrant the railroads in putting on *

extra fast trains and in paying ^

especial attention to the transpor- 0

tatiou of fruits and vegetables.

Tltey bave just closed a.deal in

Mississippi by which they become t

possessed of nearly four thousand

acres of land, on which they expect 4

to raise a bumper crop next year

aud preparations for the seeding

and cultivation of this laud has al­

ready begun.—Vicksburg Post.

The Farmers’ institute.

The Claiborne County Farmers’

Institute will meet next Monday,

Oct. 3rd. Every farmer in the county should belong to this organ­

ization. An exchange of views

will accomplish much. There are

men in the county whose labors have been crowned with success, and talks from them would be of

great value, especially to the young

farmer. We hope there will be a

large attendance at the meeting

next Monday.

Capital StackSurpKis

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850.000

$25.0004 “» »t I We present but a few

styles of the many fashion- abls tailor-made suits that !>

have been placed in our $ clothing department with

which to serve you when

you are ready to purchase.

I101 SECTORS :\ W|

f«. W. WHKKLKSS J. W I’KRHON

K. » UKAKK

H. W M DKAKK

R. H. MAGRITDKR

CORRESPONDE NTS :

Hibernia National Bank. New Orleana

Delta Trn.f and Ranking Co., Vlcksbwr«

Will do a general banking bnaliieaa Will pay interest on Having* deposits. Will ne­

gotiate loan« on real estate for any amount. Special attention given to collectloaa, pay­

ment of taaes. or any other business entrusted to our care.

Nh. CAHN

W C. CH’THRIK

H H. LKVY |. T. DRAKH

■ Wm 71Hanover National Hmk. Sew Voik

Rtnk of Commerce, vfeniphi* tlI0

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f mFOUR IR CENT INTEREST 4 yjfcHPaid in Havings Department on time certificates of deposit. Deposits received from fi.oo

upward, f-The “Sterling91t •Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold on Aar Country In the World I.-+

1 tbrand of Clothing is known #

for its perfection of work j[

and tailor-fitting and is su­

perior to all ready-made

clothing you can buy. The

prices are as low and per­

haps lower than you may

expect. At the same time

we invite you to inspect our

styles and quality of goods.

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FERTILIZING.0. A. CASON, Manager H. GOEPEL, Treasurer

Prospect» for Material Improvement In Our Lands.

The Reveille learns that a great

de%l of commercial fertilizer was

used in Clailiorne county this year,

decidedly more than ever before.

Unfortunately the season was a

very poor one to test the value of

fertilizing, consequently many far­

mers are disgusted with the com­

mercial kind. However,, all seem

determined to do even more fertil- [ izing next year than they did this

.season, using cotton seed and barn

yard manure instead of the com­

mercial product.The liberal use of fertilizers ou

our lands is one important step to­ward preserving them from destruc­

tion. The next and most import­

ant step will be the cutting up of

our large plantations into small

farms.

port Qibson Oil Works,

PORT GIBSON, MISS.f

\HAYS HIGHEST PRICE FOR COTTON SEED

■We have on hand for sale, at lowest cash

prices, in any quantity, Cotton Seed Meal

and Cotton Seed Hulls for feeding or fer­

tilizing purposes.

; Every Parent Knows »• • •

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there is as much difference between cheap

clothing and well-made clothing as there is between brass and gold, and it is not wise

to speud your money for something that will not give satisfaction. Our many cus­

tomers will tell you that the

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*mTerrible Wreck.on the Southern.

^11 Last Saturday two passenger

^[ trains on the Southern railroad

near Knoxville, Tenn., collided,

killing 62 persons and wounding

162.

i Just Received nm ■

0 k Jane HopkinsBoys* and Youths’ Suits

19.v

w:aYGPKltfi# (’m*/ISt. James Church.

There will be Holy Communion with Sermon on Thursday next

(St. Michael and All Angels) at

10:30 a. m.This is the first anniversary of

the Consecration of the present

Bishop of Mississippi.

Buckle«’* Arnica SalveHas world-wide fame for marvel­

lous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boile, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Eruptions; infallible for Piles, Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at J. A. Shreve’s Drag Store.

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Augustu m are of superior made goods and will give entire satisfaction in every respect—the

price also.

The descriptions of eve witnesses

are horrible indeed.

Wrecks are getting so common it

is high time for the government to

take a band because of the careless­

ness displayed in the running of trains. The steamboat disasters

of years past do not compare with

railroad wrecks of the present day.

$ £<: rF

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!Jane Hopkins Boys SuitsMusic ! Ap.

fit perfectly and wear to your satisfaction. We have a full stock of boys’ Three-Piece Long Trousurs < and Three-Piece Knee Pants Suits in all sizes. 11

Presbytery.

Presbytery will meet at McComb

City on next Wednesday. The

Presbyterian church here has elect- ^8 .ed Hon. J. G. Spencer as delegate

1 and Prof J. F. Frierson as alternate.

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