Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 01, 1899, Image 2
LANCASTER ENTERPRISE
Published Lvery Wednesday and Saturday
BY
The. Kcterprise Pnolishin# Company
A.J. CLARK Editor,
One Ye ir $| .00
Six KJ -nths, ... 50 cts
Thret Months. 25 cts
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tr<Ia.v, July 1. 18tM>.
1 IMAGINED HER THEREThey
"1 she was dead wh-in we loved so
nch:
That n'h. in a momeni, with swift, sure
mh,
Had 1 i! 1 e her hi art tils guant, old hand?
Wafti h?r soul in the far shadow?land.
Hut T t not r r lb-? t on her d< aih lied.
And < a d fit lui> me uur il 'ui Vlru dead.
They o d bow she looked when fur burial arrayed:
How tn -mile I n . n in life 'round her lips
11 lei wed:
Ilow *" if no I i 'h -n n'l as h it lyf urns'eep
So wi ' in tv r deit i iltl the life?.mnlilance
l,e n.
Hut itw not h-r fern " - it lav on the bier.
Ati-l ? u ' no' itn utine our d'ar Vlr.i there.
Then v'vept as they-aid the had laid her
ti'v-w: That
i'ii 1 li- arts w itt'd |?o aehinp for many a
-1 y:
How 'hey sorrowed in turiiine from dear K'mTo
li in titer* a 'rletel so true and so troed
And iried 10 look yrief In the faco ami he
br iT",
Hut co i J not imarltio our dear VIra's urat e.
But 1 t tup':! of the ransanted in Hc?ven who
wait:
Of tl * . v|or, Hiniso'f, at the h -atiiHttl pate:
Of tit K'.ii s ill of jas'ier. the streets of pure
ttnlilrllow
! i 1 of their beauties have never hern
III.
How il .iv n's for M?os<? who uro nuororK
hi*r ,
And > '.I could im.i' i k o i- Viriv thoro
Margahkt A HirilARI).
VI ASHING I ON LKTTEH.
(From Our He?"il:ir ? orr*>npoml"iii).
\Y JlinF .'JO.?Th? ad
miiii-trhfion haa t s ?hn
inevir.-ihli* n 11 i is-m <1 ' h" i???c? s
par > Htilers to i?i.!i?t vn'miti'i r<
at J ?> th*- reuular # ?-?*ri itinI
offi res, ami decided that <?enerall
Otis shall haw men enough at
th' '"Iihm o: il"' pr '. ut ; liny
BP;?-"n in fpo I'hjlir * i !.i en ch,
Al''i!'..<!iIn i .I r* ! Irr No
oru mzctinn- wit' eni fed,
an i h- rPkini.Mitp Till Si !;n->wr.
as I! S vnliinfimT'?. t . r:? ?
tr< "i it- w -i f lie \ i 'the
reuifi'Mtis uhii h v. !i -it > ' }i?r
the wur with Spain Tim ! tin-'i
pal >?? l?'; \ fliri-.il
i i . m i . i i 1-t". I.ik I I I'IMT
tli>- prorfidntir sh-l! h h'o the ?hpuiotnient
of ail olliners, and he
ha- itihoiuiCvd intention to
a { id. lot the.n f;1* i 11 1 *fr
.? a on/ M - ( i!i - . *' tin
v?d' r '(i'irripn;- hi !: h: ve
see i ervtco 11 liio I'.'Jt I lupines
an.t vif.- n iw about t.(> h<? nni-fered
i.nr. t'hiq lart't. pleasant to the
pol i i noi ?vho horP *? ?'?n '1" r k
i?|tr . dO>nii<??t<>r- ; h?i? if jt he hon
PHtlv carried i-ut, it will h? en*
doraeJ V?v the e.'.niitrv, which
nr-H mo about. tl?M t Ili'Menov i
i?l Imh *?>Mi!iteers tlirtu about tlioj
personnel of their officers. It',
however, it turns out t.o he aj
il.xi-.e to it t rid ?.s one sot ol
politicians e.nd favor m *), r set.'
it will cause trouble. The torm
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will ho until .July 1, 101*1. No!
determination lias jet been reach I
ed as }.o Hie numherof volunteers |
to bo enlisted. I nfl! fi ri.er notier,
all who can p s ib physical
examination, which will ho
the some as that of I' m regular
army, will hp enlisted.
Mrs. McKinley's illness has
been greatly exaggerated. She
has at no time been dangerously
ill, and she is now much better
than when she returned from
New England. The announce
ment that her condition had caused
the president to abandon his
contemplated trip west, was a
little premature. That trip had
not been definitely decided upon,
only hoped for, and may yet be
taken, if Mrs. McKinley is strong
enough to accompany the president.
He will not go without her.
Senator Thurston, of Nebraska,
is evidently uot enamoured of
public life, even when it involves
a seat in the senate, which so
many men devote so much money
and time to obtain, SR he has announced
positively that he would
retire Ht the close of his term ?
March .'>, 1001?and that he would
never hold another public office.
Gen. Funston writes aR breezily
as he tights. A Washington friend
has received a letter from him,
U ntl t i.n fn) Intrimv 1 o o n /w t ro of
vuv i \?i iw ?? i jo ?*n cai i nv/i |
therefrom: "On general princi
pies. I am not an expansionist;
but I believe that since we were,
by an unfortunate train of cir
cumstances, thrown into this
thing, we should stay with it to
the bitter end and raw hide tlie-e
bullet headed Asiatic ruflians until
they yell for mercy. And
after the war 1 want the job of
professor of American history in
Luzon university, when they
build it?and I'll warrant that the
new generation of Filipinos will
know'better than to get in the
way of the band wagon of AngloSaxon
progress and decency."
The country is having an inven
five boom, and the U.S. government.
as well as the inventor, is
profiting thereby. How much,
may be judged from the state
meat of the commissioner of patents,
that the weekly receipts of
his ofliee were $5,000 a week more
than they were last summer. The
total numbei of patents, trade
marks and labels issued this week
was a greater number than
has been issued in a single week
since April, lMM), and the num
her of applications awaiting m*
tion approximates 5,000.
Secretary Long made public a
very emphatic denial of the pub
lished report that he did not ap
prove of the Philippine policy of
the administration and had made
a protest at a cabinet meeting
against its continuance. It. is
said that there has at no time
been the slightest disagreement
in the cabinet on the Philippine
policy of the president.
In addition to denying that he
?vi11 resign because of his candi
dacv for the senate, Secretary
Alger took occasion in a public
statement to say that, while he
di 1 not believe that Gov. Pingn e
has used language attributed i
him hi recently published inter
views, if it should at any tin)^
become necessary for him to
choose between Gov. Pingree's
support of his henatorial aspira
ions and bis own support of
President McKinley he would
have no hesitation in choosing
the latter. This statement made
<*ith apparent sincerity, has
puzzled the political proph
eta, who have been saying
that next year was likely to lind
Secretary Alger working with his
new ally to secure a Pingree del
egation from Michigan to the lie
publican National Convention
Secretary Algar, says his alliance
with (Jov. Pingree has only one
object ; the control of the next i
Michigan legislature and his own j
election to the Senate. The pol
itieians had supposed that (iov.
Pingree expected something for
himself from the alliance, but
according to the Alger view, he is
in it only because ho hopes to
defeat Senator McMillan, whom
he dislikes.
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nobby serge coats for young men prices i
Another lot of those fine black clay \v< o:
sacks. Only 36 suits this time. < 01m
AND THOSE EI!
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match, good at 50c, our price 35c.
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