Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 02, 1903, Image 1
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Vol. XIII.
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^ The Last
^ TO OUR GRAND F]
| Summer Bai
^ T"*HE people have enjoyed our specia
wM * goods till there is very little left ol
jr stock. Still there are a few good tlii
must be cleaned up before the arrival
9 Kjfl fall stock. We leave in a few days
^ markets in search of the best values th
? and we promise our friends not to r(
IJ secured for them the greatest value in
that has ever been brought to the ci
^ buying at the same time for our large s
Wd we can clean up big lots. Quantity i
nrir?? ic #w???,1 ....?*J?\IT.. i
? *u uiivj v^uuoiviui auuii, w u cilll 1
^ bought right, as we have the outlet oi*
^ towns in the state.
I Visit. Our
Wd During the next few weeks and jtou w'
There are many odds and ends and n
he disposed of at half their value an
^ call special attention to ladies' and el
^ Shoes and Slippers We offer a good
fM for ladies at 50c ; better grade at 75c,
Try a pair of our men's genuine Vici !
?worth $2.50. For good wear use (
If at 95c?beats the world ; try a pair.
^ Big Clothing E
Just picked up 26 Suits of the very hcs
K finished cassimere They are easily w
* ^ price $7.tK) suit. Every suit good for
Yours very trul
. S F F f~i r
^ ====== For =
<15 DA
L 9NL
^ During the next 15 day;
in summer goods, including
i Dress Gc
* ^ Clothing, Shoes, Shirts,
I Hosiery,
J to go at prices that defy <
^ We haven't time nor spa<
prices, but come to see us ;
i Save Your
^ v 1?
^ lUUIi IUI I Jell !
. j Funderburk
STER E
LANCASTER, S. C., WEDNESI
agSSS8B&S8BPiNBW Y0KK SYMPA
^ The righteous indig
m I I M New York over the cori
V I ? ton is more amusing t hat
^ ivo. Listening to the in)
-? a r* s~^ T -v 91 abuse which certain J
^AS i OF i" i - *?
- jv/ui hum unvo oftin I
= upoD the New Orleans
li uninitiated might be i
A imagine that manipul.
I J^QAJIJIw ^ market to public detri
|1 reckoned a wholly ropi
WM thing by the immaculate
1 sales of summer J5l o) Uolhiim, and that II
our big summer ^ selves were wont to be
ings on hand that Kl \)v no other considers
I of our matchless A thought of the comma
, for the northern ^ their financial operation
is country afFords, of Dowie's proposed
jturn till we have kl expedition against Wa
gooA merchandise ti e New York News
Ltv of Lancaster. ^ "While Dowie is mistak'
tore in Rock Hill, wd ing the captains of indu:
lS no object the kj thieves and scoundrels
landle the stull if t>e a good thing if hi
two of the best ^ commence his anti gam
rM sade at the Cotton Kxcht
price of this staple has b
nh r &A 1? a fictitious figure, a
\f kl cotton mills have bee
,,, , ,, O down. Sorrow and d
til be well repaid. 2S ^ faHen Qn tho(
amnants that will k| homeB of min hands.
iT>M\r< wL ^on gamblers may not 1
?l ( r'w^ ^ in the sense that Dow
*i?rm X 1*1 ft l)ut they are certainly r
$1.00, ^$1.39 II of lhejr feHow men
1 It Tor ir- T'' ^ merely a respectable ti
mr $1 25 Kin 1 ie ^ J *
1 ~ i modern buccaneer,whicl
wM at this moment to be pa
Dq yrf^K in 58 conspicuous."
Jd.1 ^CX. 11 I ^ Admitting that the i
it grade of smooth gj price of cotton has be<
orth $12.50. Our controlled by manipulat
three years wear, market, a charge which
y, y ously denied by Mr. E
_ his associates, the newh
^ T I e(* reprehension ot sue!
W II I I wE evinced in New York
accounted for upon sc
hyP?theBis than father
eration for a dear, confi
= lie. It is highly prol
the fact that the "mode
^ neers" happen to reside
___________ ^ Orleans rather than in A
??????? Q plays no small part in I
^ being manifested. At
^ time that the price of c
W been forced up to iict
SB SLZjSl ^ ures, there has been in
I H ^ in Wall 6treet a raid
mock market, that hai
^ time being swept out of
fit millions upon mill
^ dollars in security val
^ poor mill people were,
^ not injured by this ir
5 everything ^ | d
>ods, jj
Etc..!} PI" *
competition,
LC IU v J iiuic & , r
and J | KeeP
loney$j(FQR ]
? $}
gains, ^ I
Jia He is up
Co. $ the Bargai
Enter
>AY, SEPTEMBER 2, i9<
THEl IC. buccaneering,but there tb
.. e of other persons who
nation of . 1 , ,
persons who had invest*
ler in cot- r . , , ,
money in stocks and boi
11 impress- f . .
. v . for speculative purposes,
temperate ... ,1
, ry k ",e utmost, good iaith. 1
?r titution resulted to many
showering . . . ? . , ,
i ii .i not at all improbabh
bulls the ..... 1
, , , this is by no means the
nduced to . .J . ..
irrnntout nvnmt\i A ^ * *'
Wion ot a 7;"""""" w, in
meat was Ibat ,hero are il,8ta'
-ehensible !"OCord 1,1 which the Pul
5 denizens be0" flagrantly and n
ley them robbed by the Wall stree
actnatp<l 'at?rs " too notorious
tion than reiteration, ?*nd it is not
n weal in *hat any of ,bem evoke (
s Speak keen rcPrehension in Ne
I religious a8 Brown's bull move,
ill street, ??*ton has done. When!
remarks 0r bpa have 011 o
01. regard-(driven ,he Pric" of th<
dry being tlo*'n ,0 b?"res which \*
, it would |icioU8,y 1()w, no one u
) were to batt,an wav has been heai
bling cru- ing and wa?linK aI?d gnas
mge. The teeth because of the priv?
een raised ^!e toi,in* ,armers of the
nd many 1 lle PreRS thereabouts 1
m closed occa8'?n8 has usually ei
estitution jtRelf pointing out how i
isands ot b,e 18 th? law of 8"Ppl.v
these cot- mand' and ur"in& ,he sut
je thieves be?r with resignation a vi
ie means, whlch was evidently pro>
ot frieni^ rather than the result
They are "filiation. The destit
rpe of the 1,10 mil1 towu8 >8 greatlj
J?.?l fill. _ LI _ * 1
i happens ine ooumern
rticularly lia.v,nK gone through tl
thing themselves so often
. pecially qualified to he
r,8e ,he sympathetic with it.
3n largely But, alter all, that ir
ion of the nctlv the point under dip
is 8trenu- Commiseration of the si
Irown and w* the victims of market
/ awaken- lotions is a wholly natun
1 methods a,1(lit has to be exercis*
must be ciently otten to render it
ime other familiar to most hearts ;
ly consid- spectacle of New York
diug pub- the Brown clique so rou
jable that behalf of the cotton mil
>rn bucca- lives is edifying, to say t!
3 in New ?f it. Compared to the
lanhattan methods of the Wall stre
the regret way men, the crime of Mr
the same an(l his friends can certai
:otton has be condemned as moi
itious fig- petty larceny. And even
progress 80 large a portion of the
upon the likely to share in the boc
i for the they might legitimately bi
existence mended to the mercy
inns r?f Court.?News aiift (Irwirii
uo. The ? 1
of course, ' Early Ris
lethod of The famous little pi
This Space is
Reserved for
MILES
Your Eyes on it
BARGAIN!
north now scooping in
ins for his Fall Trade
J 9 sS'
lpris?
" 1
33 No. 24 "
ousands A DKVIL DKl'AKTS.
were?
d their
ids, not Student at Washington's School
but in Spends a Profitable Vacation,
'hat descfthem
Charlotte Observer.
% ' Andrew Wallace, colored, a
lirst or
le kind, student in Hooker Washington's
ices 011 school at Tuakegee, Ala., who
blic has has been acting as devil in The
ithlessly Observer office for the last three
t. specu- monj,jj8 left last night tor Tusto
need .
recalled "ee?ee to re-enter school. He is
[iiite so learning to be a brickniason and
w York he expects to spend four ye r.vin^
nent in the process.
the New With a smile that spread from
ccasions ,
, ear to ear, Andrew asked I hat a
) staple
re re fic P*ecft written about him in the
p Man- paper, aud this i's the lulfiliment
rd weep- of a promise. It is easy enough
hing his wrj^e a pleasant piece about
itions of ^n(jrew jje ja willingest
> South.
on tliese Person that ever worked tor anynployed
hodv, and he is going to profit by
U: l-t: *-i_ --- *? ? ?
??" luiHtiijusuip wuii i5ooKer l.,
and de- because he is not the kind that
lerersto
schooling seta up or makes a fool
sitation, 7 1
ddential ? He is only an ordinary black
of evil negro boy, but he is going to
ution of r?^fce a good and useful citizen. ^/T
r to be I" the three months he h^"'
farmers, been here he has worked from
le same 6:30 in the evening until 4
i, are es- o'clock next morning and he
keenly hasn't missed a day, or rather, a
night. Beginning at noon and
not ex- working until (> o'clock he has
icussion. daily made gardens or done er-N.
ufferings rands for anybody that wanted to V
manipu hire him ; and somebody always
il thine, wanted Andrew's services, liis
5(1 sulli- 8mile is contagious and he's one
entirely of the few negroes that ever loved
but the work just for work's sake. Exabusing
ceptiug 10 cents Andrew has
indly in saved every cent that he made
1 opera- while he was in Charlotte. He
he least still bemoans bis reckless waste
familiar ?f that dime, which he spent for
et high- suppe** one night when he gar.
Brown dened until such a late hour that
illy not he didn't have time to go home
re than an(^ hack to (his shop by 6.30.
i at that "You know what a comet is,
public is Andrew?"
>ty that "No, sir. I'm stud'ing to be a
e recom- brickmason."
of the "Know anythiug about social
sr. equality ?"
"No, sir; just want to be a
?0l*S brickmason."
II "You are doubtless studying
the profession of brickmasonry ?"
= "No, sir ; that's my trade. I
I* hopes to be a good brickmason.
and that's all."
m, 44 And when you get your diM
ploma, you'll go north and make
g big wages and be a big man,
^ Andrew ?"
m lkNo, sir ; I'll just stay at home
M and lay bricks."
m I Andrew will do.
^ | What is Life?
m in me last analysis nobody
a knows, but we do know that it is
under strict law. Abuse that law
? m even slightly, results. Irregular
M living mean derangement of the
m organs,resulting in Constipation,
K Headache or Liver trouble. Dr.
V Kings new Liver 1'ills quickly rem
adjusts this.It's gentle,yet thofM
oimh. Only 25c atCrawford Bros,
m J. K. Macke'? <fc Co. Funderburk
m Pharmacy Drug Store.
V Mrs. McKeown and Misses
m Helen and Bessie Jordan of
m Lancaster visited at Mr. Will
I | Simpson's, in the Chapel neigh
J! borhooct, tlna week.?Chester
Lantern. ^
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