Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 14, 1900, Image 1
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New Dress
TABLE LINENS.
Special bargain in Hleache<
at 25 cents.
LACE CURTAINS & CURT A1
Very select stock of Scrim
10 cents per yard. OurlJ
50 cents to $2 50 a pair.
. v REMNANTS PRINTS.
Good quality at 3 to 4 cent
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DUCK REMNANTS.
N SCRIM About 4,000 yards at
at 4$ to is a great bargain.
?ins from
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New goods, pretty sty
Finest Sen Island Pt
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e public to know
the finest lot of
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market, and we
at reasonable prif5r
good paper.
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hrough our stock
trices. One will
lie other will surhen
you want a
Buggy or set of
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have the
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th Mule Co.
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Hi New Hbmc
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lengths at 1
5 cents. This ",e price'
kFlNE SHOES AI
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HAMh> line. Stnctl;
les, low prices. especially foi
>rcaies at only Co. at' $1 5C
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HE GA1
VV'IIHKI.KU Itirif
Will Claim His Seat in Congress.
San Francisco, March 8.?Gen.
Joseph Wheeler and party, who
have heon in quarantine since
their arrival from the Philippines
on the transport Warren, last
Monday, were permitted to land
tonight. General Wheeler said
that his health was excellent. He
speaks enthusiastically of his impressions
of Guam. He said he
resigned from the army on No
vember 20; but was not ordered
home uotil the middle of January.
He did not care to discuss
his reasous for leaving the army.
"1 shall go to Washington," he
said, "having resigned from the
army, and with a proper certificate
of election expect to be
sworn in. It will be noted that
my resignation from the army
was handed in before congress
met."
As to the situation in the Philippines
and Guam he said :
"All is very satisfactory in both
places. The war is over except
for the work of the guerilla bands
that ambush our troops and do
little damage.
"I was much pleased with the
Filipino people. They are intelligent,
kind and courteous. They
are not disposed to revolution and
violence; but the false representations
made to them regarding
Americans very naturally aroused
them and led them to believe that
resistance to our rule was the
only possible escape from impending
evil.
"I found that when they learn
ed the real character and purposes
of the Americans they
Heemeu well reconciled to our
government, and 1 firmly believe
that after the establishment of
affairs an era of great prosperity
will blens the people of the archi
pelago."
Mirr NV.heeler, daughter of the
general, who accompanied her
father, denies the story of her
reported engagement to marry.
The AppetlteZof a Goat'
la envied by all poor dyspep*
tics whose Stomach and Liver
are out of order. All such should
know that Dr. King's New Life
Pillf, the wondeful Stomach and I
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid
appetite, sound digestion and a
regular bodily habit that insures
perfect health and great energy.
Only 25o.at Crawford Bros. Drugmk
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ent;
TELExKLAY.
TESPiLY, MARCH 14
CAM FIl
CAS
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Solid case of shoit
9 cents?worth twice | gQpj?
<4L) OXFORDS ^
5. Just^&eived a new T1
y up-to-date, and made MVM,V
r us by Drew Selby & k
>, $2, $2.50 and $3. N
Kid Ovfnrdn in ilia
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Pants, slight!
o days. GOME
NSON
Cotton Crazy.
This paragraph comes from
Pee Dee Journal :
4 We met a cotton planter
long since who felt jubilant
what he thought was a bri
prospect for 10 cents cotton n
fall. He said : '-China and Jaj
are going to quit wearing silk, i
all of this product to Amerio
and wear cotton clothing inste
This will take a few million ba
to suddIv those neonle. and tf
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you know Uncle Sam is going
put a cotton shirt on every F
pino, and this require a few m
bales more, therefore cotton
bound to go up to 10 cents
pound." So it is with many lai
cotton planters. They imag
various causes why cotton sho
go up in price. A farmer in t
county said he would plant I
acres in cotton, had already sou]
125 tons of fertilizers and doe6
know as yet how much more
would buy. He also expected
advance over 1899 crops, but
. ? :i ?;11 iA _
o111i\co u-> tnrtt it win mnti i \j c?
cotton to pay the fertilizer bill
Marion county.'
This one from the Charlo
Observer :
'The present year is destined
go down in history as the year
the great oats crop tailure. i
ready reports are coming in fr<
far and near that the oats are
so small amount that the oi
thing to do is to plow them urn
and plant cotton. The man w
pops tip every year with his
duced acreage prediction is i
going to be heard ot in this si
tion, or if heard from will not
listened to. Cotton is going
crowd things on the south*
farms. Even the chicken co(
will be moved out of the bf
yard to secure additional cott
grounds, while the onion b?
and cabbage patches will h?
no showing at all. In the way
hoeing cotton, the south is goi
to do wonders this season/
Mr. M. B. Woodward, of Aik
who died on the 17th of Februa
was the grand vice chancellor
the Knights of Pbythias of 801
Carolina. l>r. Q. A. Nuefler, *
is grand chancellor, appointed
J. H. Thornwell in Fort Mill
the vacant place; but he
clines the bonor upon the grot
that prelate is as high as a m
ister of the gospel should go
Hock Uill llerald.
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>ries. Read Our Specii
test, and we have them at $.3, fit
r a queen.
SOLE SHOES
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)r infants. Button, lace and strap
indals, in black, white and tan.
le price is 50 cents.
S FINE SHOES.
ew line Vici Kid $3 Shoes, tan and
ack. All the new toes and shapes.
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QUICK and get the
CASH S'
PROSPECTS OF PEACE
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
the
United States May Agree to
not Transmit the Terms.
at W ashington. March 12.?There
Rht is reason to believe that the
e United States government is
.. using its good ollices to restore
ang peace between Great Britain and
ad. the South Atrican republics. This
les llflE lint tuloll till "limn "
.. ?.w ...rv ?Mi?V II VIIVJ Olia^/O UI CI
ieii proffer of medial ion. That would
to he distinctly repugnant to Great
ili- Britain and, according to the rule
ill of international law which has,
is without exception, governed the
per State department in the past,
rge could not he volunteered by us ;
ine until it. was known to beaccepta
uld ble to both parties to the war.
his jjie ITniteel States might
>00 verv properly serve as an inter ,
S'1' med iary to transmit an appeal for (
n * peace and the terms upon which
peace can be secured. The United
aM States has succeesfully served in
this capacity in the past, notably
in the termination of the Chino
^or .Japanese war, and its good offices
in this line are now being ex- 1
tt0 tended. If this belief is well <
founded, then Adelbert Hay, i
United States consul at. Pretoria, (
to has been the intrumeut for trans ]
' of mitting to the British govern\1
ment, through the double interom
vention of the department of
of State, and Ambassador Choato an
lly application from President Kru (
ler ger and Steyn, to be informed as
ho to the terms upon which the war ,
re can be ended. The fact in the I
lot. case will be fully developed in a I
ec day or two. I
be Lord Paunceforte called at. the '
to State depart ment late in the af- '
irn ternoon and spent half an hour
>ps with Secretary Hay. If he was
ick made acquainted with the tenor
ton of any communications relative to
9(is peace that may have come from i
ive Pretoria yesterday ho gave no '
of sign of the fact. The officials ol (
ing the department also maintained a <
reserve respecting this subject '
that was impenetrable, and all '
that could he obtained from them j
en, was an injunction to await the (
Tyi developments of the next 24
hours. It is surmised from this
, that the department is restrained i
J from discussing the subject by a \
'ho reKard for the diplomatic proced
Dr. ure, especially .because of the re
to quirement tha^ the person to
d0 whom a note ? addressed should
md Perm',,e^ ?? receive it before
its substance is made public. In
itn u .? . /
suoh case, presuming' ?
(Ihoate received a note only tc
day, it is probable *
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We offer tbem at the '
low price of $$.25. { ?Kul^
VVKL8 AND TOWELIN0S. T4ji J, **
Host and largest 10 cents Towel
on the market. A pood line J \V
of cotton and linen-^o*^* ?
to 25 cents. ' Ootton add MnOT *
To w el i n
; 50 Cents00 on
BEST selections', f*,
rOREr ?
not be able to ioform the State 5 , J
department that he had delivered fm
it to Lord Salisbury before to-*
morrow. ISSI asj?a ^ frW
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Lewi* Ackerman, OoiImb. Ind-. S3''"j23* ^
Wilt's Llitlo Karl? Blser* ?lw ** **]**,
tuiii relief, cure my hcwdsobe Md ^
They generally cleaaMjthMagmQ^Kg^
bowuls and llyor. Cp*wford '
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Roberts 8h<?'
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London, ?t
reports thatt- *
of BetfTuelie ra
terday. The '
destroyed and 'tjf&v.
ing the opposite bank.^
At the present rate of pr \ .
Roberts should be at Bloem.^r-,^*' 4
tein Wednesday, although ?. ^edtoir
calculations may be npaet by Uy^ffic
development of more str^iioUgv
resistance than the Boera haveMMf
far attempted. Roberta ia narhr
only about twenty-five miles fretlg-^-''
Bloemfoutein. It ia apparent thit^
the Boers contemplate maklog,a
determined stand at i.h*?
[>l <:he town or, for strategic rdjb it <
sons, they will allow Robertajgj|~v
occupy the capital after n^erwlrf, f
tiarr ssing the advance.
? fay
He Fooled The Surgeonajgg
All doctors toldy-fWiiiek
ilton, of West Jefferson, 0,,^a\ at
uitrering 18 motiths from Recta M
Fistula; he woutd die unless tnW
co8tly^perat\'^?^>B performed y
but he cured wnself with fiva 1
boxer of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the surest Pile cure on Earth, and ^VP
the best Salve in the World. 25c.
> ??m K- ?
- ....... </j ur?wiora Bros. \
Druggist. ^ *y
Mist* Parnell's Naggentlon. > A
London, March 12.?-Anna P*r- %
nell, a sister of Oharles Stewart,
writes the Nationalist papers arid vlw
uipgeets that Irish aoldie||^^^NI L
'.annot refrain from Pfc b?
ihamrock should flrsfc ^?
shamrock in ink until '
ir is first wiped out iglf^l'1 VVLg
triumph of the Boers, ui^ec JS|
)ther'way. ^ .1
Rev W. K St tzar, W. Caton, H. Y., write*: ?ff
1 had dyspepsia over 30 yeara, and tried oea> S-df
lorn and medicines without benuftrv I wee per- * W
tuatled to uae Kodol Dyspepala Cure aaS lt>
liolped me from the start. 1 believe It to bb ?
panacea for all forms of Indigestion.'*^
gents what you eat Orawford Brow^
' 7 , . . , *o0c\. guarnn
As it is desirahn. Drug Store. *
every day. it u " J ""
the nubli'' J "M Faelwtllo ? ' '
tne Dr M A Hin?w>en*
Ofspepsla Wl-h fx-Iter result"
alesjr trliil of /.-IIU<'^
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