Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 04, 1897, Page 7, Image 7
* Weak Lungs
Hot weather won't cure weal
lungs. You may feel better be
cause out of doors more, bu
J the trouble is still there. Don'
^ stop taking your
Scott's
Emulsion
m mmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmtm ii ?aactwwn.aa
because the weather happen;
to be warm. If you have j
weak throat, a slight hacking
cough, or some trouble witf
the bronchial tubes, summer i;
the best time to get rid of it
11 you are losing fiesh there 1:
all the more need of attention
Weakness about the chest an(
thinness should never go to
gether. One greatly increase
the danger of the other. Hea
the throat, cure the cough, am
strengthen the whole systen
now. Keep taking Scott'
Emulsion all summer.
For sale by all dru^xiatu at i* and )i.oo.
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
A Long And Tiresome Itinerar
Decided Upon, to Begin at Sum
ter.
The sub-committee of the Stat
Democratic Executive Commit
tee, appointed to arrange a sclied
ule for the Senatorial priman
. have decided upon the followin
* order:
(ireenxvood, Thursday, Angus
5th.
Abbeville, Friday, August 711
Laurens, Saturday, August Stl
Newberry, Monday. August lit!
Chester, Wednesday, Augus
11th.
York, Thursday, August 12tl
Lancaster, iTiuuy, August loti
Kershaw, Saturday, Angus
. 14th.
Chesterfield, Monday, Angus
16th.
Morlboro, Wednesday, Angus
ISth.
Darlington, Thursday, Angus
10th.
Marion, Saturday, August 21 si
Horry, Monday, August 2J>rd.
Georgetown, Wednesday, An
i n?.i
gUSl -.>111.
Williamsburg, Thursday, An
^ gust 20th.
Manning, Friday, August 27tl
Florence, Saturday Angus
28th.
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ihe powerful
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Latest styles of Wedding Invitt
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and fit alow price. No use to sen
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cheaper than you will get thoi
away from here
! Thousands Crazy to Hcaeh Tlio
? i Cold Fields.
l ' San Francisco, July 25.?The
. ] desire ol the gold-struck throng
^ to reach the diggings of the KlonI
dike district resembles for all the
1 world the craze of westerners to
J reach California in the days of
'old and the land of gold. There is
no limit and no method of this
1 longing of the masses to reach
i the El Dorado in the great unj
known territory of the northwest.
People who have had no
| experience in mining or have unS
dergone noiu of the hardships inl
cident to such as will follow a
, trip to the Yukon country are
* I clamoring for passage and straining
every nerve to secure funds
3 ! necessary to make the trip. Many
! are making sacrifices in order to
3 i visit the land that promises so
' much. Every steamship ollice in
j the city is literally overrun with
i people seeking information con"
| cerning the Klondike country.
3 I Tlineu u'lwi !">"? 'I.. - - - 1
( i ~ ....v. il?> C I IK' IliUIIUy ? J?J
l* not hesitate to pay for passage,
d trusting in many instances to
-j good luck to give them food on
s which to subeist during the coming
winter.
The Excelsior, which leaves
-1 on Wednesday next has a l ull
I passenger list, but big bonuses
are being offered every day for a
j berth on the vessel.
J'j The steamer Unmatilla loft
i-l this morning for the northwest
1 with k270 passengers and a full
1 cargo of provisions. She goes to
1'ort Townsend, where she cone
neets with the City of Topeka,
> sailing direct to Juneau. The
[. owners of the ITimatilla have ap
plied to the inspectors of hulls
(T and boilers for permissson to car^
ry all the passengers that the vessel
will hold. The Topeka, which
(t is scheduled to leave Seattle early
next week, has already more
, passengers than is permitted by
x' law. The same is true of the
George W. Elder, which is schedK
uled to leave .July 30.
Moro people are anxious to go
to Alaska and the Youkon than
i* can possibly be accommodated at
i. the present time. It is believed
it by many that the vessels now fitting
at San Francisco and destined
it for Dawson City by way of St.
Micheals will never reach the
.j former place. The river begins
to freeze about Sept. 10, and it is
not nnssiblfi fnr vooeolo loatri..
, .v,..
San Francisco after August to
reach Dawson City for at least
^ five or six davs after the extreme
cold has set in.
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
, LUNG TROUBLES AND CON.[
SUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
- An Eminent New York Chemist
and Scientist Makes a Free
Oiler to Our Headers.
The distinguished New Yorkehem!
i-t T. A. Slocum, demonstrating his
| discovery of n reliable and absolute
'cure for < onsuinpt ion (Pulmonary
tuberculosis i ami all broneliial,
throat, lung and chest diseases, stubj
born coughs,catarrhal atl'eetions, general
decline and weakness, loss of
ilesh, and all conditions of wasting
I away, will send TllltKK Kit EE BOTn
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i Kntkkckihk writing for them.
11 is "New Scientitic Treatment" has
, cured thousands permanently by ittimely
use, and he consider- it a siu.[
pie professional duty to suffering
* humanity to donate a trial of his 1 ny
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;.! Science daily develops new woti|
ders, and this great chemist, patiently
| experimenting for years, has produced
' | results as beneficial to humanity as
can be claimed by any modern genius.
,1 ( His assertion that lung troubles and
. I consumption are curable in any cli1
mate isproven by "heartfelt letters of
gratitude," tiled in his American and
European labratories in thousands
i 11 urn iiio.m- nireu 1i^ an parts m i tic
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Medical experts concede that, bronchial,
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I ('oiisiiinpt ion, which, uninterrupted,
' means speedy and certain death.
_ | Simply write to 'I'. A. Slocum, M. <.,
its Pine street, New York, vinwr
postofllce and express address, and t he
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I Sufferers should take instant advane
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? Please tell the Doctor that you saw
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il
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I>R. RYDER'S LYNCHERS.
1 Reward Offered by the Governor
of Georgia.
j Atlanta, July 2b.?After giv;
ing a secret hearing to-day to two
I of the brothers of Dr. Kyder, the
' white man lynched in Talbot
county last week, Governor At-j
j kinson offered the following re-J
| wards. Five hundred dollars for
| the arrost and conviction of the
| first two metnbors of the mob
i that lynched Ivyder; $100 for!
| each subsequent arrest and con-1
j viction. and $250 for the arrest
; and conviction of any person or !
j persons hindering or interfering!
i with the bringing of the lynchers ,
| to justice. The governor an- j
I uouuees that he has in his possession
the names of several of
the lynching mob, which number
I ed only 15, with positive proof
j against three of them. He ox- i
] presses his determination to ex-1;
j ert the full power of his office to!
punish the guilty parties.
Roys can gather an idea of
I value to them from the following
'clipping from an exchange:
."When you see a youth that will
i do any sort of work.no matter
! how menial it may lie, rather
'than idle, you can make up your
mind that he amounts to some
; thing. The young man who would
starve before he would do anything
beneath what he conceives
to tie his dignity, is not made of
| the right stuff to cut much a figI
lire in this life. All honest toil is
I honorable. There is nothing so
; morally degrading as the aversion
to manual labor, which is
usuallv a combination of laziness
1 i .i ii
j *1 iiu uecr?i i
' A lteimirkudle Cure of Chronic
Diarrhoea.
In 1862, when I served my
country as a private in Company
A, 167th Pennsylvania Volunteers,
1 contracted chronic diarrhoea.
It has given me a great
deal of trouble ever since. I
have tried a dozen different medicines
and several prominent doctors
without any permanent relief.
Not long ago a friend sent
me a sample bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy, and after that I
I bought and took a 50 cent bottle ;
and now 1 can say that I am en|
tirely cured. I cannot be thank
ful enough to you for this great
Remedy, and recommend it to all
suffering veterans. If in doubt
write me. Yours gratefully, Ilonry
Steinberger, Allentown, Pa. Sold
bv J. F. Maekey ?Xr Co. and R. C.
Hough & Co., Lancaster, S. C.
Defied Uy A Desperado.
Ridge Springs, .Inly 2^.?Yeserday
afternoon Governor KUerbe
was mailed a strong petition
asking him to offer a reward for
the arrest of Alex <juattlebauni,
i Tom Graham and Philip Sullivan,
t.io negroes who on Saturday
night at an ice cream festival
shot and killed two brothers,
Zack and Henry Lowman. From
the evidence taken at the coroner's
inquest it was clearly proven
that it was a premeditated
plan on the p srt of the negroes
to kill Zack and Ilonry Lowman
: Saturday night.
This is the third murder Alex
Quattlebaum lias acted as prin
eipm jn me snooting within the
la?f 12 months. Ho classes himself
as ;i desperado and defies
arrest hv any constable. It is
hoped by the good people of our
community that Governor filerbe
will take speedy action in this
i matter.
Four neuroea are implicated in
the murder. Louis Thomas was
arrested here Monday morning
and is now in Saluda jail; the
other three are still at large.?
The State.
i Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy always affords
prompt relief. For sale by
J, F. Maokey <fc Co. and H. (3.
Hough it Co., Lancaster, S. C.
Kilunil o Your ltoivclH With Cusciiret*.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
' 10e,!{o<". |( C. C. C. fall, druKKlfclit refund money.
It is Thought by Many
when the Creator said to woman
"in sorrow shalt thou brine forth
children," that a curse was pronounced,
but the jcy felt by every <
Mother when she first presses to '
her heart her babe, proves the 1
contrary.
Danger and suffering lurk in
the pathway of the Expectant
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that she may reach the hour
when the hope of her heart is to
be realized, in full vigor and i
strength.
'Mother's Friend
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and at the trying hour makes I
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py mothers have experienced.
Nothing but "Mother's Friend"
does this. Don't be deceived.
".Mother's Friend" is the groate.st remedy over
put on tlio market,and all my customers praiso it i
highly."?W.II. King ?fc Co., White wright, Tex. J
Sent by Mail on receipt of price. ?l CO PER BOTTLE !
Hook "To expectant Mothers" mailed free, containing
valuable information and voluntary '
testimonials.
Tut bradfield regulator CO..Atlanta,C>a. !
oold by all orucgi3t3.
^SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
j
Central Time I!rtwa?u (.'iilninh's aail .Tvik- '
ouvSUe. F.salrrn ITnm Coliiuihia
ati.t Other I'olots.
ekfkctlvx u ty 2. m'j7
v ,. . . .to, jK No. lt.il
northbound. .... .
Dally., ll.tii v.j
Lv. J*ville. P.G.?P.By.. ft I j a T '* ?.!
" Harannah 19 it-pi II dip
Ar. Columbia i 1.1 pj % _>a .j
Lv. Chnr'ton.SC&OIlR. 7 10 hi .1 bo p
At. Columbia 10 5.1 hi lu 10 p
Lv. Augusta. So. By... > lOp 0 ?j pi
" 'i runuevill# i 39 pi 10 12 pi
" Trenton. 3 09 p 10 .10p ....
" Johnatous.. 3 So p 11 10;> ...
Ar. ColumblalTn. dop't. 1 Up 2 IT a
Lv C'd'bia Hland'g at . 5 20 p A itl m
" Wlr.ns'joro. 0 12 p ft 2H al
" Chester J 0! pj 7 18 a
i - Ko. k Hiii Tup T .IT ai
! Ar. Charlotte ! 9 Jo p b 55 h
" Dauvii:? .M2 00nt 1 bop
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Ar Richmond ! ft iyjai d 4l)pj ..
Ar. Washington it tin 9 ?o pj
" Hnl'linof J*n. R. R . ft :-<t a 11 95 p
" Philadelphia .... it) 15 3 Ma
New York.. 12 43 p ft 23 a'
? ... . 'N??. 37 No. 3.7
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Lv N't'w York, Pn H.lt. 4IX)p' IS I.Snll ...
" Hallndo.uhla . ii.Wp| d .V> at ....
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Lv. Wash'ton, So. Ry.. 10 43p U 15 ul
Lv. Ito-hmond . 2 00 aj
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" i 'i..-ir>*te 1 10 20 p.... !
" K-?-k Hill 10 X>a 11 'JO;
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HI.EICPINO CAR SERVICE
Double daily pus?ouger wcrvite butwcita Flor
Ida and Sew Vorlt
N" >s. u7 auil .5h?Washington andSouthwestern
1 Lltni'ed. AOi'l V?vtilml?"l train with <!tninij
earn iwal first class ootiehes north of Charlotte. ,
V'ollman drawing - >m sleeping cars between
Tninn?, Jacksonville, buvannuh, Wnshlugtoa
bud NOW York.
Puilnvin sleeping car between Augusta and
New York
No* w. ?till Id?U. S. Fast Mall. Thr~ugh
Rillmnn ilii.witw rootn buffet .sleeping c-.rs bo
teen Ja 'K-onvfllt anil New Y >rk and Air
frusta and I'lcirlottn Fiillrnan si.-oping carl
between Jacksonville aud Columbia, en rout*
daily between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via
Aslie ville.
W. H tiUICF.N." ? k em r?
<i. .Svijit.. Washington. T. M., Washington.
W. A. TUUK. S. II. HAKDWICK.
__<? P. A.. Washington. A G>. P. A.. Atluato
"In addition to the above train
service, there is a local train daily
between Columbia and Charlotte,
makiiu: all Mops. No. 34
leaves Columbia (Blanding
Street) at 5:00 p. in., arrives
Charlotte 8:10 p. ni. No. 33
j leaves Charlotte daily 0:30 p. mM
arrives Columbia 0:55 p. m."
PHILITOKEN.
Is Worn,in - Safe inul Kellabio Krlend. He i
' . eves uioiilh'.y patnes, riiK-f t.i r< > sim'ss mid
hy?U'ria and restores to ported lienlth. Sold I
by druggists and denier* for *1 :i bottle. Pamphlet
mailed on application If you can't tret !
it from your druggist, send fl to the proprietor ;
and he will Bond von to---:>.itd hvexnre*< ( baKlaloy,
Wholesale Druggist, tW Cortland SU 1
V,e w York
Don't Toharro Spit and Smnkr Your l ife A*..1
To i|utt tobacco easily and forever, be mag I
netlc. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No To
llao. tho wonder worker, that makes wenk men '
strong. All druggists, 80c or II. Curo guaran j
teed Booklet and sample free. Address '
Sterling lCouicdy Co , Chicago or New Yorfc
i_
BEAUTIES I
SAVE MONEY !
SAVE DOCTOR BILLS!
If you value the health of
your wife or daughter.
avoid llif? 11 iiirir-.nc ollnotj
'if lining ;i cheap made,
hard-running: machine. The
NEW HOME
is the erm for tiiem to use?
See them at (lie
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
Don't
| >a Y nit $ioo FOR A
I bicycle ami t lien pay $100,
$75 or $50 more for repairs to
Yourself
and
Wheel. ^ ^
Get a Y I K I NG and avoid
Second Costs.
Seven hundred VI KINGS sold
last year by one agent and repairs
<ni same during the season
only $3.75.
VIKING Hicycles are
Safe, Strong
and
Handsome.
VIKING Riders are
Satisfied.
VIKING Agencies are
Profitable.
Complete line?VIKINGS, $71
and $100. Hero, a
VIKING QUAfclttY WHEEfc
at $50. Send for catalogue.
Good agents wanted for Lancaster
and vicinity.
UMON MFG. CO.,
TOLEDO. 0..
Maker*.
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{Our Crier is i?pprf\jc U.S. Patent Crrict J
5 and we can seen. >: i ii. nl in less lime than those J
remote from Washington. S
J Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip *
*t!on. We -dvise, if patentable or not, free of 'f
S charge. Gjr fee not due till patent is secured. ,
* A pamphlet, "I lew to Ob'tin Patents," with {
J cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries J
a sent free. Address, #
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Registration Rooks ftnftn.
U " ? - VJ-" V/".
IN \('(OKIiAM T. WITH THE
1 Act of I *'.?(? providing fur I lie registration
of electors, the hooks of the
Supervisors of Registration "ill he
open at tlie (.tonrt Mouse 011 the first
Monday in each uionth for the re<jist
rat ion of eleetors ent it led to resist rat
ion and kept open for three successive
days in eaeli month until the Reneral
eleetion of lis on.
W.t;. A. I'oktkk, ; Hoard of
It. M. K ililt,
It. .1. Ki.ynn, ^ Registration.
Nov. IS. l.V.Hi. tf.
"The Leading Fire Insurance Company
of America."
Incorporated is 10. Charter l*?rp??tnal
am
FIRE I\SLRA\(E (OMPIW
OP HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital $ 4,(KK),000.00
Cash Asset s over 11,000,000.00
Losses paid over . 77,000,000.00
Several other strong reliable companies
repre-ented and business entrusted
tome will receive prompt attention.
A. J. Ci.akk,
Resident Agent.
CASTOTIIA.