Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 22, 1899, Image 1
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"VOL. IX.
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53P And is it not due to nervous
^2^ exhaustion? Things always
^ look so much brighter when we
T are in good health. How can
JL you have courage when suffering
with headache, nervous
f \ prostration and great physical
' ffjB weakness?
Would you not like to be rid
of this depression of spirits?
How? By removing the
"- A cause. By taking
It give? activity to all parts
that carry away useless and T
poisonous materials from your ^
body. It removes the cause of
your suffering, because It removes
all impurities from your VI
blood. Send for our book on
/ s. Nervousness. Hal
\ To keep in good health you EBj
must have perfect action of the ^9
bowels. Ayer's Pills cure con- K?3
tipation and biliousness.
r \ Wrttm to opr Oaofora. k||
. rwtiipi yon would Ilk* to eomll wW
soma eminent phyalctena sbout jour
condition. Tlion write at freely slf the
pertlcslkre In jour caie. Tou will re
all u S prompt reply, without coat. IB
Addreaa. OB. J. C. ATER. W
* : ^ Lowell. Maaa.^ S
Summer Schools for the
Teachers.
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A summer HChool for the white teacher- of
Lancaster County will bo hold In the arsded
school butldtuu at l.nncamcr Court H use beginning
Monday. Jul.- 3d and continuing wi"
month. Dr llurrixon, of Cav timet lolt'ge,
will be the"prlnc-.pnl ir*imct-i and wt l.avt u
ItYn<i*rne>c.lv desire,I thai v r.v le eli< r In
the county Hb )til<l ni'e.Ml lh>8 clii.nl. <? e. r
tlflcate of any teacher. ?i ifTai s to attend. will
bo renewed Arrnogi niTnta will b' ' ado to
Jet board at reasonable prices ml 1' is h j ed
l em be. arranged to piy lh t . d ?.f i cl > r.s
W out of tbe gcnnr.il Hch <> i iv e*! vrvc
F every white leac i r i 'h ? ... t. i., tie on
biml at ilio Open n-.' el I - , ill. .ln!> I
a whleb tluio anttouiieeniflnt ail! be ni.'l a- to
M arrangements concern it W, Vd
By order of the Stato -?u!?? riutoiiae . r Kd^.J^ucaiton.
.1 H TO 1*' (?V
Supfcof K.flWfc: n. C.
Junes* 1809. *
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in it itli.iir
For wn Ktllior t?? llemiinticiitl
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Prom Sylvt* a Vni|, y N ? ?. H v?r < \. ( j
If may be a qtie-1.it ., /,i 1 her thel
editor of a <?Wf?i?np**1* t: < * li? i .r 11r l?. i
publicly reo'iiiiin"it4Li i , - v-t**i- I
oiih proprietary in it . ;>:? il a a l !
the marker yt*f ."* i\ -of
ferinjf w* fe5*1 I' n't ,u t : ?im>i I
word for ('htimber i,i> -rn I
v imI Diirrrho- ?
litn tvn lit ' ,i,
|| family f?t> > tv. ni !i . nl.l
wnyf! found it t< in i t ? ?-? -!
? . a done <tt fhir-* f w .nil sua!
iitiurs of rfWarlo n -i? i m ;
le ttWHifH'l, V? e - ii it, lie- J
L/ luipliei 'a lieine '
for a cur?*i h it w. if a I
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lllillirtiei eil ,| i.. ,i . f .to Hi- |
Bftpa- tank mncii mtflei 'to molded ,
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k nf a ph)-i'" hi v. ,i b?* require d
A. A t least I Ins tiaw b i.e vn..i*i-ni> !
^^BduriiiK' 11"
IlK^B A di-~f :?!? i Htdinicli surely under-:
HBiiiits health. II <lu i- I lie brain. kilj.-t
, desi r<>> ? 11"
EJHhd predisposes li. nml fatal
S Bi>e&*es. All dy*|e pfic I roubles nre
? jBnie.kly cured by K ?!?>I hysnepaia
Jr Bure. haa cured thousand* of cane*
LtJ^Bid ia curing them every day. ItninF^^Bredlents
are auch that it Tmn't help
L ^Bring. d-w-s
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5ASTE
" LAN CASTE I
LOAVES AND FISHES.
Admiral Sampson Makes a Claim
for liounty and Prize Money?
Not SaliMiod With Claiming
the lienor of Destroying Covein's
Fleet, but Wants the
Government to Pay tor Some
tiling he Did Not do?lie is Not
Hoggish a Hit.
Washington, L). C.f July 14.?
Seireiur.v Lmig and many other
?'Hie .l?o i lie navy department
are -uiyu-ed at the action of
Admiral Sampson and Captain
(Jhachvirk in tiling, in the' court
ol claims, an elaborate paper
prize money 1??r tiie capture ol
tin- lit tiii Mercedes and the Inl.iii'a
Maria, two of the ships of
Admiral Ueivera's licet. The
lv. ina .Mercedes, it will he re
niemhercd, was sunk in the chanm
i to t lie harbor ot Sautiuga by
iti?? .Spanish admiral. The Amer
I ican ships never as much as tired
a shot at lu-r. The Infanta Maria
as driven ashore by tiie fleet un
del tiie couimaudV of Admiral
Soli ley, the Brooklyn doing the
latal work. The Inarita was at
t iv\?id tluaied t?y a private
w tei king concern, hut was lost
off Cat Island while being towed
to Norfois.
The petition demanding: tlie
prize money was written by Capt.
Chadwick, Admiral Sampson's
especial protege. It is approved
J officially by Admiral Sampson.
The friends of the admiral seek to
excuse his remarkable action in
claiming prize money for the
ships bv saying that it is actuated
entirely by hia friendly interest
in the men of his ship, who
would, of course, get a portion of
the prize money. However, as
Admiral Sampson himself would
get one fifth of the money, while
the rest would be divided among
all the other officers and men of
the whole fleet, it savors rather
i^l tt'hal aiu?o oIi Ia/I ? *t
?. v* t. v,*> y iru |JIIH till WHO
py. at ,r) per cent," except tiiat in
Admiral Sampson's case it is 20
per cent
The officials of the navy department
are chagrined at Admiral
Sampson's ingenuity. He
(irst filed his claim for bounty
lor destroying the Spanish ffeet,
claiming that inasmuch as he was
within signalling distance of the
American lleot. he was entitled
in a share Tiiis claim could not
well he disputed. llut there is a
vast difference between bounty
and the prize money which he
t p'.v .emam's. .Bounty is the re
war 1 paid li\ a government to its
sailors who destroy or sink a ship.
1'rize money is paid for ships
which are capMircd and miult:
prizes, the money paid to the
. 11?11??-? i?vui^ I'uni oni 01 i lie proceeds
of ilio sale ol the slii|> by
lho government. The lleet was
iiurdl.v entitled in justice to bounty
for the Iieinn Mercedes, for
slie certainly was not sunk or destroyed
by the American lleet.
Gun-shot wounds and powder-burns,
cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from
rusty nails, insect stings and ivy poisoning?quickly
healed by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Halve. * Positively prevents
blood poisoning. Beware of
counterfeits. "DeWitt'a" is Safe and
Sure. d-ws.
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SEMI-WEEKLY.
I, S. C., S ATU RDAYT.
But to claim prize iponey for her
after she was rtlised by tlie gov
ernment is a decree of legal ingenuity
which has excelled the
wonder, but by no means the approval
of the navy department.
The same is in a measure true
of the Infanta. She was put out
of the fight by the American fleet,
and. therefore, bounty is justly
due the fleet, though Admiral
Sampson's claims for a share of
the money is a question of good
taste. But to demand that she be
considered a legal prize because
she was raised and towed part of
the way home is a refinement of
reasoning which is believed to be
based principally on the knowledge
that she is worth at least a
million dollars, and that the ad
mind's share of the prize money
would amount to much more than
his share of bounty. It is understood,
moreover, at the navy denurtntunl
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r?,i v.*iv UK uint IIIIO IICW IIKMII'V
claim for prize money is not substituted
for the original claim tor
bounty* but is intended to be sup
plemental. It is assumed, however,
that if the prize money
claim were allowed Admiral
Sampson would abandon the
claim for bounty.
The navy department will carefully
investigate the claim. The
naval board of inspection has
been ordered to appraise the
value or the Reina Mercedes and
of the Infanta. It is estimated on
very good authority that Captain
Chadwick's petition for ' prize
money, after a careful investigation,
be disallowed.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers expel
from the system all poisonous accumulations,
regulates the stomach, bowels
and liver, and purify the blood.
They drie away disease, dissipate
melancholy, and give health and vigor
for the daily routine. Do not gripe or
sicken. d-w-s
Investing in Improvements.
I have a good letter from an
ohl reader of the P. F., B. Luther,
Lamont, Mich. He has spent a
long life on the faim trom which
ho cleared the original timber.
He says that it is his observation
that some readers and instructors
of the young agriculturists
teach by word ami example a
reckless expenditure for improve
ments, etc., which 9 times out of
10 the young farmer cannot at
ford. No doubt what one savs
m:iv nnnonr tt> .
?. -..vr vs i a a' ; i o ni;mr
times. There are many good tools
and improvements that the put?
lie need to be ot'ten reminded <?t,
but each one should always u>e
good judgment about buying, or
going into any thing new. It
one of the serious troubles that
young men just starting have in
encounter now. that they must
have everything about as wed to
do people have. A start ol that
kind will usually run away with
a young man who has little to he
gin with. I believe a young man |
can buy a farm to-day, in many i
sections, and do as well as any
one could in the same circumstanYon
can't care dyspepsia by dieting.
Eat good, wholesome food, and plenty
of it.?Kodal Dyspepsia Cure digests
food without aid from the stomach,
and is made to Cure. d-w . t
iTERF
JULY 22, 1899.
1.
^BSOLUIT^LY 1
Makes the food more de
ces 50 years aj;o, if he will live
as simply and economically a*
they did then. Don't misunder
stand n:e. I want yon to have all
you can of this wot Id's comforts,
but j;o slow and wait until you
can pay tor them, and not be
cramped by the expenditure. You
must fro in debt for your farm tci
st^rt with, but be very slow about
buying anything else ymi can
possibly fret along without until
the farm is paid for. Then iin
prove little by little alonir the
lines where improvements are
most, needed first. You have
something before you to work
hard for then, and there is a fait
chance lor success. I)n you re
member how t lie writer saved all
the urine in stable long before he
could think ol building a cement
floor? lie pounded down wet bint
clay all over the floor and thei
covered it with olf hoards ami
put on plenty of straw. Before
he could pay lor a manure spread
er without missing the money he
spread the manure as well as he
could by hand and harrowed it
One. You have be- 11 told in these
columns how to make a good clod
crusher out of 4x4 scantlings that
need cost but a dollar or two, and
it answers ijuue well 111 llie place
of a roller. So in many ways one
can do good work without spending
much, until he can get a home
paid for, and then let the com
forts and conveniences come as
fast as possible. 'J hen you can
ride on your manure spreader,
roller, etc., and take the work
easier. Yon have earned the right
to do it. T. I?. Tkrry.
Thomas Rhoaits, Onlerliold, Ohio,
writes: "I suffered from piles sever
or ei^lit years. No remedy gave in?
relief until IleWitt's Wit-ih lla/.el
^aive, less than r box of which permanently
cured me." Soothing, healing
iinrfp/'Mv list ri?i lUa-oru /?on...
terfeila.
All Act to Amend an Act Entitled
ail Act Providing for the Elcc
tioo ol Public hot tun Weiuli
ers, and to Provide tor Tlicii
t ooipcnsation, Approved March
9th, 18tM>.
Stv'ion 1 Jin it enacted by
tlit* lii'iicral Assembly of lb<
! State to Sontli Carolina, That ar
I Aci entitled ** An A< i ! ? provide
i for fl?c election of public cotton
I wf-i-li'M's, ami I: r.rnvif! for theii
i ii.-'ation, approved Morel
i ibii. I Vbi, be amended by inser
j tin.T tho Ibllowinsr section, to hi
I; town .is geeti )ti *'0:',," after see
i t ion (?:
Section tin. I hat the Oonnt\
Commissioners of Lancaster conn
|
tj are authorized and Erected l(
order elections to be held in tin
towns ot' Lancaster, Ileath
Sprues, and Kershaw, in Lancus
ter county, on the second Tues
day in August, 1890, and every
two years thereafter, for the pur
t
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>RISE.
NO 36
P Baking
tlirioiis and wholesome '
rOER CO., HEW YORK.
:u JflHMHHRMOHHI
' pos"? of electing a pti*?1 i?* cotton
i weigher tor each of k;ik1 towns,
respectively; and said CommissI
ioncrs shall intake sucti rules and
, regulations for the g??\ei men!
i iol such elections as to then: shall
! seem proper; they shtil a'i-o lix
i the compensation to !? -eivod
i hy each ol said cotton weighers,
said compensation not to exceed
, I (l l'<? /?At?fc - '
I I II n \,nni> p'"l < 'it it: Idr ; I' H MR IP
I col ton weighed I ?v on;, mie ol
tiicrn. That said Uomniis.-miieis
i snail canvass the v*?t > j ... ed at
f! said elections, declare in; elec jtions,
and issue a c.omn. -- on to
I fc.ie person declared ele? : /Vo
'Iviitcd. That no per- .-cied
public cotton weigher . r the
1 provisions ol ihi- Ac; mi il ro
> ceive a commissi.mi to . r ; r upon
\. tho discharge o, hi* I n*s as
; such public cotton weigh until
i he has entered into a i and
1 sullicienl bond, with tv more
i sureties, in \ h- sum o < v thousand
dollars, payable to Com>
missioners, and ond: t > <1 for
i the faithful porfornian ?f his
, duties as such cotton w uglier,
! s:?id bond to !>.- approv- . said
Commissioner*. That ;?uj other
; person than a duly elected and
I commissioned cotton n?her.
i charging or tvcuving a:.v iitn or
i sums of motiev or othev uable
consideration lor weigh-1 . jotton
i in said county <; Law . r, shall
he guilty of a nisdem :a;i r, and
i upon cnnvieiioM 'here" tall bo
i fined a sum not exc?-. i'n.r one
, hundred <h?i o~. r im. >ment
: for a term f yeeeti thirty
, days. "I'm [ >Jom toners
are anthortz ! till at ? nancy
causeil Iiv i1 .1 ?th ? -igna?
tion ? ! tn? 'eij: *cted
! uwli'r t in- -its . . Act
' by n |?i
That i 'i -us * Act
J shall iv i 11 -aster
r.njiiiv i>.i i iv izust,
I 1809
A |?j il arch,
A. I) IV..:
i l'?l > ant
Kafi.itr .is Canrer
u i .N> ' i Meek,
II i* isi i - nr .?r?- iili
, ! rii' uliV i. tU.on
I.mI ii ). 'i v.- . 11y to
i j cure a I ' il? IVrj
sisleu' > . u . .tem|
in 11 ?s, s( : . .-i- i rent1
mollis, .i ii *?*it t. It
11 taiisi i *. t>( ior..*
j I'i nits,
I IIlister- < ; ii? lies
1 | (tintrh . iHMt i. ett,
. I ?ff at i in . ' ' tioiivo
A easily ? I It ; tl> 1 it-to
* ] Itluinl I' \ i i rtun
' th.? s st.- . ' ( 11 ttlood
i Italm), ii-tti It. II.
! lines Hi.' i* iati ,iivral
poison (>< ih v n any
ca?e. Po' Ira. " erywlifpf.
f/tf $i, ?r $5
Write I", r IV i?le h which
> will tie "in .> r<i in i. A lien
you wriie. s> e - - and
"| persona! free I H')v? will be
I given. \?l?-r" ><l ii.? i < H34
Mitchell Stre?i. , iota Gu
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* Mr. and Mrs It Lackamp. Klaton,
Mo., write: " One Minute Cough Cure
saved the life of our little boy when
nearly dead with croup." d-w-a
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