Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 26, 1903, Image 1
LAN gi
Vol. XIII.
^Thf* I 3c
? TO OUR GRAND
| Summer B
" | "HE people have enjoyed our ^
WM * goods till tliero is very little 1
stock. Still there are a few go<
K must he cleaned up before the a
II fall stock. We leave in a few
markets in search of the best vali
O anil we. promise our friends not
|jj secured for them the greatest vali
?0 that has ever been brought to t
Buying at the same time for our 1;
wra we can clean up big lots. (.Juan
W price is the consideration. We
^ bought right, as we have the outl
^ towns in the state.
n* r* *a sy
fe v wllr
During the next few weeks ami y
There are many odds and ends a
^ be disposed of at half their vah
\ call special attention to ladies' a
A Shoes and Slippers We oiler ji
fM for ladies at 50c ; better grade at
Try a pair of our men's genuine 1
^ > ?worth $2.50. For good wear
II at l)5c?beats the world ; try a pa
> Big Clothing
la .lust picked up 20 Suits of the vet
Jr. finished cassimere They are eas
])rice $7.00 suit Every suit goo<
fd Yours very
ur ir <r*'?
a J / u .(La
^ __. por
^ Si
*
5 During the next 15
^ in summer goods, inclu
? Dm.QQ f
M. ?-W- - AA '^V,
^ Clothing, Shoes, Shir
** Hosiery,
J to go at ]>riccs that cli
# W e haven't time nor
i prices, but come to sec
1 Save Your
J Yours for
$ Funderbui
kSTEK
LANCASTER, S.C., WEI
MATTEB8
>!? Oclll si a,,,obb *""
for (iovrrno
FEAST OF % Ma"
^' rni_ _ t \ 1
i lie l ojum
bargains ?1
n the political ]
ipocial sales of summer Ju 10,l^.v begini
eft of our big summer the
ad things 011 hand that M 3'oar ?'l* Ho
rriva! of our matchless A There is ah
dajs for the northern ^ of talk in vat
ics this country all'ords, ^candidates for
to return till we have || for months tin
to in good merchandise j# sibilities have
ho city of Lancaster, seriously. In
irge store in Rock IJ ill, Ja under the pri
tit v is no object?the I election is virl
can handle the st 11IV if ^jmist every sc
et of two of the best result of the
'J; there is an eve
y going on. Si
S tOre ^ dhdates hnvil*
^ soon as one
ou will he well repaid, The hist conl
ml remnants that will j% closed a full i
ie and some less We JJ wonder ha. be.
nd children's how Cut J2J lUJ not ,)( ,in
good solid Oxtord 1 ie &,t\ next contest
7.x;, $1.00, and $l.?ii>. Kl second pnmar
^rici Kid Shoes at$1.05 gj tunately, the
use out $ 1 hip 1 ie i ii,i<
L*' * PJ j have I> >o 11 ail
Bargai n %i
, , li about Candida
y best grmlo of smooth pcopl(, wh() a,
uy worth $12.50. Our been talkin"
d for three years wear. of certaill na>1
truly, ^ in the public 1
-y | At the pri
I K a practically ne
rfVJr U I f M ci?Us was sol
?** exception ot 1
all the Stateil
selected for th
~~~ summer, and
** *?* +t>4%*r^ an unwritten
J ofTiceholders
^ term without
Hi 1^ evstom seems
ill ^igr*1 ^ dde to at lea
^ political rest.
crnor I f i ?\* w?i
Y151st ring of op|
^ he it CHllllulaU
^ ami just now i
^ i he will hav<
There was si
^ uliatoly after
? of last, year tl
days everything J Ansel woui.i i
I* ^lenior ai the
Cling ^fview of the *
^ traonlinary r;
12 ?. w i t h t h o s t ro 11
^11 n
Yf ?? >1 ' ',,
^ *V_? np . OpJ) O-O v lOVel"
^ re-election, 1)1
ts, Underwear, Si?," llu- k,,VI!1
w that.
Nothing has
L^1 ically from for
ClL>, ^Talben sine,.
^ ^ I ho unprossio
c . . +& Governor lie
ziy competition.
11 ra^ou (;onti;i
^ 4._ ^ lv anil satisfin
space to quote ^,c-nti ll0 wi? ,,
tic nnrl in 1001 Tin
v?w? ui?v4 mmf
open. Mr. Ai
^ mm & the lield. Mr
Money fct
^ I as it is ruiiii
??? ^ Mendel L. Si
i * & and Iiepresen
bargftins, J Williams of
^ make excelle
| timber, and tl
| |f IjO, d) tenant Govern
1 ** * J j naturally exp<
^ | ruoted.
i With tills p
ENTER]
DNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1903
l'OiJ I ICAL. hood is there will not be mi
of a campaign next year, nn
something happens and tlm
iber ot Candidates always possible Capt. Jenni
. . may stand for re election
ir, a Lancaster . f . , , , ,
state treasurer, but ho lias
Mentioned. fore him the defeat of Dr. T
merman, who stood for a tli
bia correspondent term, and the custom of find
nd Courier makes new men. If there wore i
observations as to "ther ollice for which Treasu
1,or, which is ;il might shift ho wo
stand a better chance than
nng to simmer, ,f ,.u|ls t)|
next election is a will be no opposition. Th
says: jis some talk that Colonel I?<
re July a "rejtt deal! " 111 ru" fl'-,r?*n?ST Adjutant:
ious states about Inspector (Jenernl Frost. (
state ofliccs, ami Bo-vd opposed (ion Frost 1
3 presidential pos yoat and lost, and the mil
> been considered sfem eminently satisfied w
South Carolina, tho P^sent administration.
unary system, the ,State IIo,,so 0,Iicials, inosi
tuallv held in Au whom nro newcomers here, f
icond year The l,lat Columbia is a very exp
> system is that sivo P,acc 1,1 which to 11
rhisting campaign aro hi?h? as con,Pa
nee the primary Wlth ,nost othvr l)iacos 1,1
sen in vogue can s,a,n; provisions are as high
been grooming as ?lsewhero and servants ec
campaign closes. 1,1,1,1(1 ?ood wages. 1 he ex
lest in this state rwMlC0 ul of the oflici
fear ago, and the hl\* b,'ou that' u,,1.08s Lh(:>' h
3.1 that candidates ^lier sources of income, fr
their work for the thon; or professions, tl
a week after the 111,1 bebindv
in 1P0 > Fv State ollicials who are exp<
re has been no ed/to 'lo any amount of em
year, ami notifies mining cannot possibly live
owed to similiter their income*. I Ins may sc
ouutv newspapers sti atige, lint tho fact is thai
r, been writing governor in recent years
tos ami issues,and ^?c" to come out even
re interested liave salary , and the salary
about tho future governor ts tho best that is p
1 now more or less hy tho Mate?Of con
there will be plenty ot men v
mary last year a want the glory of be ing dec
w sot of State olli- governor of lliis glorious si
ectod. With tho '"id there are many men v
reasurer .Jennings would accept the office with
ouse ollicials were ;l".v I'??' hut it is well lo k,
eir first terms last ho"' stain .
there seems to lto As,,l" , "I"'"*"
law that where hvmK p'1,""'1";'. ill",v ,s
1 pvnntwo nf Inn niuinn mr ui?ob
usel is already in to defeated as well as tosucc<
Talbort is almost ful candidates, and as this i
but the older men ,ow "verhgo, as some defea
ok to their laurels candidates spent twice as mi
I X _ 1. 1 l-l A 11
ored that Speaker 10 oc '"-ieaied, "s 11 an wem
nith of Camden, moet legitimate expenses ;
tativo T. Yancey k??P Paco with the other c
Lancaster would 'lidntos.
nt gubernatorial -
le friends of Liou- ^/ f
ior Jolm T. Sloan /^T
?ct him to be pro- Sw/Lf,
Th,? aigu^lar* <* on every bos of tbe gen
ruspect the likcli- ..l aialive Bromo-Quiith^ t.m
1 1 Ik* mmIi Uat mum mM im * 1
auenu 10 tueir ; r.y -.?
>e given a second ,n somo s:tnf(,s n,?
opposition. This censes of ;l campaign are p
to apply to prac ,)V ^l0, st;m: 1,1 lhis stat? ov
Jtivc ollicers, and, candidate has to pay his o
chances are favor transportation?unless he
st another year of passes?has to settle with
Last year Gov- hot?K l)a>' fop advertising,
rd had a strong l,P his Plate matter for
omenta. He will PaPor*> have supplement
; for renomination ticket* printed,- encounter
he outlook is that committee with the list for
3 no opposition building of a new church
n?Y.A bruise. attend the fairs and
Lriiirj i ?11 rv J III I ill* | <-> > i?
tho first primary ranS? to h:ivo somo
liat Mr. Martin F. certain boxes, and tho"frio?
?o pressed for gov-1 l!slial,f ?ccepts pay for "
next primary, in I 'j1110, . ,'s sll,,l>ri";'no ^
tirprisimr and ox. ,k,'sf tl"h?s count tip.
ice that'he made Vno of 11,0 candidates in
g held in the race.recent state campaigns l:ej
d that he will not C10s0 tah on what
nor i ley ward for He is satisfied that v
nt he has his eye ce,lt 1,0 expended was for le;
nur's chair after l,uat0 aml "pessary exp?m
and that he did not use anv
i been heard polit- an ""proper way or toinllue
mer (Congressman a vote. His hooks sit
the last primary. that he actually expend >d $,
n now is that if for oxlK'nses ^"'ing the n
yward's adminis- Pai?" and that h,> "clnpj
lies to run smooth away" $200 for incidentals*
ctorily as at pros acriptions, tips and the like,
ave no opposition other words, the expenses of
>n the doors will, primary were *723. This app
PRISE.
No. 23
uch j i) li M'iVViS.
IcSS __
!s Fducationul liaily at Tabernacle
ngs
for | AukhnI 21111). Fine Speakers
DIV I ? III IM5
im
lird On next Saturday thorn v.i:! be
in^ an educational rally Taber,ny
naele. The following spe >Uers
1' I have accepted invitations to
"Id . , .. ?r
jor speak on that day : Hon. M. L.
(ij-0 Smith of Camden, Hon. O. B.
ere Martin of Columbia and S pt. \V.
3yd II. Hand of Chester,
incl This will be a great day lor
I ^ this whole community. The pub- y
ll j.l lie are cordially invited to at tend,
ith Dinner will be served on tlie
grounds. Lot everybody 'ring
[ well-filled baskets.
Mr. C. A. Plyler made an ex1(511
[V0 cedent talk to the Sunday school
red last Sunday. He gave the young
the people some good advice.
Mr. A. I* Plyler spei t last
?m- week with his parents.
The Misses Sherill weie guests
' I of M r U.S. Plyler and Mr. J.
lU' 11. Stewart last week.
Mr. Wilson Howell hss < fine
ie V .
hog ami is going to make some
( t corn to feed i! on. Ho aims to
have uhog and hominy" this
winter.
Oil
om .Mr. !\ S. Stewart is assisting
no in the school while Rev. Mr.
lias Winn is busy with special services .
on at one of his churches. R.K.S. \
of ?
aid CO.Hl'EI ENVY CANNOT HE
THROTTLED.
vho
(Jharlott Observer.
Th?? following is from the Cov'l?
lumbia State:
out "The strike of boiler-makers
in .Jersey uity is unique. II wag
lor lower wages. The scale tixed
hv (he union is $3 per day.
Some ol' the workmen being so
%m* much superior to others were
voluntarily paid $3.7o. The
:l^(l union hold a meeting, demand?'T
ing that (lie scale be adheared to.
n*n The management refused and ihe
',a-< strike followed, those having
the received tin' advance going out
with the other. Their places
have been filled by non union
:UT men. Here is another lesson lor
'sensible union men to study.
' H' Kxtra skill, industry, extra taitb,>r
luluess were paid tor b> u busiar
ness valuation. Is a union man
to have no incentive to earn
more than the scale? Must lhe<x-^'^s
h ie be h.unessed with t: e tor
?'v 1 IDif,o or must business be cript
, pled by being forced Jo pay (he
1 ',0 tortoise ou the basis of the hare's
'' il speed?"
l0) N j organization can live on
'' 3 | such principles as those said to
^ll havo 1)0(11 enunciated in (lie
' ab(,vo in .lance, for it is based on
n (theory akin to socialism, and upnco.
on a foundation that will not
j i iiduiv. A union may perhaps
,)- ' maintain that a workman eonipe
,m* tent to belong to the organization
M shall be regarded aR capable of
11"" earning a certain fixed sum, and
'n prohibit him from accepting
'J10 employment under that amount,
''?s but to say that ho shall not ro>ss"
ceive more than the fixed scale is
|S ft suicidal. Such practice will soon
bring down the standard of work,c^
manship, as it will tend to ent
to 1 PAliVuo'A i ni?A?r\ ?\ut z?nn*r t
I vwun.f,v iuvv/iil^oivui/J IIIUIO uou
inn no incentive to superior
an- workt union, if sutlicienlly
jt iwuiia o. ilie standard oi competency
required of its men, may
lix a minimum wane scale, but
when it makes the same figures
also the maximum rate of com
ulB* I peiiwatiuu it signs its own ileath
^ I warrant.