Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 30, 1899, Image 2

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mim ente&feiseI; Published bvary Wednesday and Saturday ^0 Ritoprlse (ftbltskln* Company A. J. CLARK Kditor. On* Year $1.00 Six Month* 50 ct* Threa Month* 25 ct* In Advance. Saturday, Sept. 30, 1809. The ftotind bale trust is a dan- i gerolis thing in our opinion. All } the signs point that way. The f way to fight it is to let it severe- j lv alone. That is the plan many farmers have adopted in fighting the round blae trust in other parts of the state. They just simply will not have their cotton haled by that process so long as ^ the round bale presses are not sold on the open market. They . know that if the square presses go out of business, they will be I at the mercy of the owners of the y round bale presses, which are n leased, not sold, so that their con f trol remains in the hands of the w trust. ^ r ONE PAYS UP. s Col. Willie Jones one of three 8 bondsmen has sent the Attorney- i General a check lor his third of i Col. Neal's shortage as superin- c tendenfc of the penitentiary. The ' third was $5)37.47. H The GoTernment's Gold. The question of taking care of the government gold is giving Rome concern to the sob-treasury 1 officials here. Every dav the 8 hanks bring in hundreds of thous- * i ands of dellars' worth of gold and 8 exchange it for gold certificates. ' To day the amount of gold ear- 0 tificates received was $300,000, 8 and the total received and distributed to date exceeds $22,000.- ' 000. The employes of the sub treasury are kept working over H time storing the gold in the 8 vaults, which never had so much " stored away in them before. The New York sub-treasurv 1 handles twice as much money in the course of the year a? all the 1 other eight sub-treasuries combined, and most of the government's gold is located here. It is 8 becoming a serious question where r to put the yellow metal. The " treasuiy figures of Saturday p showed that the cold held by the s government was $250,262,940 net, including the $100,000,000 reserve, I c which is about $8,000,000,000:" greater than at any other time in ' the history of the government. 1 <: The Cuban Debt. i The Spanish Cabinet has an- t nounced that the interest on what h is known an the Cuban debt will ? be paid. Thin debt wan made by t Spain in her neveral effort" to put f down Cuban insurrection". The i refusal to pay the interest i?j| baaed upon the fact that th* in r land mortgaged to nuntain iheji debt han panned out of Spain's hands. It practically amounts to: a repudiation of the debt. fheL UnitedStat.es government being in charge of the Cuban resources L given some shadow of excuse for I Spain for refusing to pay the in- j i terest, but as this government h >s > \ made i.o agreement, either for! itself or for Cuba, an to the pay- 1 merit of the interest on the bonds will have no one to look to for , their payment. The debt is in no ' enae Cuban as the Cubans had do part io floating the bonds and the money resulting from their lale was used to the disadvantage d{ the island. This* debt is heldalmost altogether in Spain and Prance, ap that the action of the Spanish cabinet #ill injure only the Spam'sh people themselves ind their best friends. The French government may have tomething to say in regard to the natter before it i'r done with. M. B. Peavey, Byrurnville, Ga yrites: Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine cured my whole family of /hills and Fever. It also ciires I)ys>epsia and Ileadabbe. I believe it tonger than Zeillih's and Black draught. What a Beginner Is Doing. W. A. HAROADINE. I am 21 years of age a-id am arming now for my first year. 1 ;ot a good common school educa ion, afterward graduated at. the conference Academy of Dover, )el., in 1897. l\tught school last ear and thiR year 1 am farming ny father's farm adjoining the arm he lives on. I board home nth him. It has been a rented arm for several years and caried on bv poor managers, who ook all ott' the land and put caroely anything back in *urn, o the land is poor, but I am makng a beginning towards lmprovog it by the aid of cow peas and rimson clover. 1 am getting my arm implements and stock as I m able. 1 buy all the good dooded heifer calves I can, and n three or four vears I shall have fine herd <>f cattle and very lit le capital invested. Saturday afternoon and even ngs I work in ihe leading shoe tore at Dover, and earn enough o hire a man two days or huy i)me small things needed on the arm, and also get rested by the hange. Ltst fall I bought the in ;redients and mixed my own fer ilizers for wheat. I am pleased nth the results and expect to do he same this fall. I keep a stri t .mount of each and every crop eparatelv and of every cent I pend. Several people say to me, You are foolish to work on a arm with the education you isve." I only laugh at their iginrauce and tell them 1 haven't lalf enough education to farm. A arge number of people, if they ret a little education, think tbev nust go to the city to use it ; run i hi reel our pro'iani v, a railroad mgine or stand behind a counter veek after week. . I consider farming the moat lomplicated of all profe-aioi.e, ind nowhere are brains more leeded than on the farm. Where s 'here such a Urge field for the levelopment of brains. If more armors' bovs that are so fortti late an to tret a good educat ion, vould stay on the farm where hey are needed, fartning would loon become what it ought to be, ind we would experience much >etter times. I mu?t say I think arming the noblest, happiest and riost independent work in whicn tie son of man can engage. Stay >n the larm with imp bovu tliup? a plenty of room for you. Ken* County, Delaware. iTATK < >r > >HI<>, City or Tot.alio. I SH f.l'CAH COUNTY 1 Khank J. CurNKV mains oath that l.e in tbf leulor partner of toe IIrin of K .1. Cmknuv A doing bu*lncHH in tl.e City of 'loledu ,'oun'y an<l Stale aforesaid, and that ha:it firm vill pav llie ?um of ONE HUNDRED DOL!.A ItS for each anil every cane of Catarrh that 'annot lie cured liv the tine of haix's atakka ClfBI FRANK J. CHUNEY Sworn to before me and suhsclbed In mv presence, this ftth day of Decetnlier. A. D. IMHil. 1 skAt. f A. W. ol^ason, ' ' , Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and lets directly on the blood and mucous aurfacea if the ayatem. Send for teatlmonlala. free F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. O. Sold by Drugitlatn, 75c. H all'a Family Pilla are the beat. 5 Farmer#' Banking GOOD 1 WHILE TH BUT CANNOT I THEY ARE THINK OF IT : Staple , Jeans Pants now at 25 cents?v Pants, worsteds and cassimers, n and cassimers, now at $1; about 5 43 pair in two days. 750 Pants, 75 cents. Come "a-runnin7' if y SHIRtf Bi Formerly 50, 60 and 75 cents Good cheviotte work Shirts, hea> only 20 cents. Best Buckskin T QTRTirW IT 13 1* *.< A XX A A AJ Percales that make our compet for 10,000 yards, and first shipr cent percales in pretty dark styles ALL THIN GOOE Such as Organdies, Lawns, M jand all snmmer goods. Real ni< and plain India Linens, at s c< LITTIE GIANT Best on earth for the money ; | service. We are sole agents for : aful have a complete stock. B Immy goc 1 I I T We cannot mention ; hut call o stores and you will find the gre have ever seen. We stand by of the people, for the people, hrs Farmers' Banking | Lancaster, Si mMmmm "mm\ : > : ; *. 1 v s '. ? / ,. f> j . I & Mercantile Co 1 rHiNGS 1 IEY LAST! THEY ^ AST LONG ! TOO GOOD * 9 ^oods at half price. Fifty-cents /e have 100 pairs on hand ; $3.00 ow at $1.50; $2 Pants, worsteds o pairs of these two lots left; sold , all wool and wool-mixed, now at rou wont any of these good things. iRGAINjS. all marked down to 35 cents /y any strong, the 35 cents kind, i> lllc ^ 4- ? r ^ ? - ? 1 - v\ iiio cxt z. ^ ^ciub?wunn 4o cents. LIGHT AGAIN. itors sick all over Placed order nent just in. The very best 10- ~ >; we marked them down to 5^c. IS VERY CHEAP. luslins, Nainsooks, India Linens, :e white goods in Plaids, striped mts?former price was 7^ cents. H nniiAAi AimFA SUHUUL SHUtS every pair warranted to give good this great line of children's shoes, uy good shoes and save money. i& VALUES j n us and go through our large :atest collections of bargains you our motto, "Underbuv. undersell J ? ? t, last, and all the time." & Mercantile Co. suth Carolina. ...?1; if r V 1