Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 31, 1900, Image 1
You will often fl * .
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tion to the M J Y P \\
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by conaultin? its 9
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\,Crcough is the fnith- \ J '
ful sentinel. I# tells >J :
of the approach of 1
^ con; liiontion. A .
I- s 'C. 'i whichhavKilled
y 7
ihan war and i
'^flilva Pestilcnce com* Ti v
bined. It tells t
CSail^m!^0 ^ painful /
y c ^ c s f s* sore 4 T
Elj|$ftA4? lungs, weak B
throats, bron- >
', 1 chitis, and pneu- ? f
fcrtfjjfcJj monia. Do not \
> JKfHv suffer another '
ft ' day. It's useless, < b
^ ' j^f for there's ^.a p
i ?s? :
|f: ;
which cures fresh colds &."* f
< and coughs in a slnHe J <a ; v
^ night and masters chronk jf ' i,
) coughs and broncl it > '.n / '. ,,
^ a short time. Const rip- .. j
*4 tion is surely and ccr- >^ \[\
>j tainly prevented, nnd ./ i
y i cured, toe, if taken in ;
? time.
''J A 25c. bottle for a fresh i ?
cold; 50c.:ze t >r o'der ^ | p
coi ; size rx* >nic .
i coughsand con&u*nptici< .. ^
" i kin
s Oorry r. < - .?\ on ,<I V ,
every ttmn po c 10 I ink* a litt . \ , V
i of It and I :im t < tu>r ' t mien.*' '
k j a a i o it> yi m
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Underweai at prices that b<
' Clothing ar
We are headquarters for
JP inf;s, and at pric t 1 t a
Call and lei us show you ti
and clothing. We can save
on every pair of shoes you
to #3 on every suit of ciot
thing for men, call f< r w
If You Po
and w< will endeavor t<> w;
at the same old stand, in ih<
? to Crawford Pros drugstore
L MILES
NCAS
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HOCu SrHlNGS MLA88AOKE.
lu Ills'imue_ of Aiutii'lcail liarbar
>tv Rivalling Anything China
Can Produce.
i-'/oifl >.. N'orthw* Ht?rn JJirS'tUi AflvoO'-tfl
A. number of years ago :.Vi
'u.tg, Vh Fee and Obi Fee, thro*
hiueso citizens of lldok Springs
Vvouiing, were walking dowt
he principal streets of the towi
tie afternoon. {Suddenly n ui
rithout warning Wo Tang va
sized from behind and his h a<
pht, open with a hatchet. As b<
o! i to the ground a dozen o
icro white men?oitizena of fh<
Jnifod States?pounced upon hi
ody, riddled it with bullets
ended the clothes from it one
eaped all manner of inpult upoi
he juiveriig mass. Mcaowbib
kh Fee and Chi Foe, without lh<
lightest knowledge as to v, hj
heir companion was ae csspiled
ed up the street toward the
wn marshal's office. They know
little something of American
I'd cms and ways and bolie.ee
liat if they reached the place
here the officers of the Jaw heir
>ftb they would bo sate frotr
loione-.. Ah Foe was *bo firs' tc
each the entrance to the marsh
Lf, - /no _ . r% 5 a * - J
i'i oince. iitJv iWbi is r<o placec
if hAnd ipoi the knob of fb?
oor i* was pulled open and ?
\?u from .viM.iii d-scharL;?. : t
i tgvn at hiti Ah Fee foil d ac
ithin tii o \ er\ portals of ?lie
anctnarv of American law. Ai
or -Chi Foe. long before h<
eached the mHishttVa office ht
as caught by a mob of vhit*
mn and beaten into a jelly
Vheti thoy were through wit!
im bin body w a fussed into th(
;Bfrrs of Bitt?r Orook.
These Chinfimetr hi mxninit
yd no offence ?gur st the laws o
he United States, t f the Territo
y ot Wyoming, of the county o
weetwater. or the town of Hoc!
priogr.. . Thev had been biotit h!
> Rock .Springs bv the thex
*rg.of r ilro".d coroor'^ion li
ho Im itod ^fr.tOr and put t
shoe Store's
p
V 7T ? 1
'A _L
iHTER
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xt 60 days, close out i
dies Capes, Skirts anc
:at all competition.
id Shoes.
shoes and nts' furnish
stoi ish all competition
1 * . -
urougn our line ot shoe?
: you from 25 to 50 cent*
buy of us, and from $ 1
hes. We handle every
hat you want
ft See !!
lit on you. We are stil
r Johnson building, nexi
Yours, t<o serve,
I, Proprietor.
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&NCASTKR, B. C., WED
work in tlio coal mines. It is true
that in securing work in these
, mines they displaced American
itib"nror% but sill sequent investi
gations never rovoalod that thoy
instigated t.hir movement In
fact the entire . sponsibil'ty for
, their employment rested upon
: the American railroad company
0 whi(h owned and operated the
?i Rock Springs coal mines. Prior
h' to the arrival of the Chinese a
1 i ?roat many Americans and some
u Italians had be-n employed as
i miners. For a time a fair scale of
s wages whs maintained for them,
1 but as the nance developed the
a owners deemed it wise to employ
r Chinese labor. The Chinese ex3
elusion law was not, then iu force,
a In California, N ivada, Utah ami
, other Western kStute- th?re wtre
1 iarge bodies of Chinese coolies
i 4 ? 1.1 - t ?
? nuimui'j iUf IU1UIU((. worn l'tiey
a couid live ?>n ton cents a day,
*rero peaceful, lid not drink.
f wero not members of labor in
, ions, nover aik u qaec ous ..id,
> virile oalled barbarians by their
employera, were yel regarded as
i highly suporior in 6very rot pecfc
1| to ti e Ameriaan coal in.nor.
At first owly u fok Ch.namen
I * ore brnup.it into Hock Springe
i and thone vert> bo distribt ted
> that th^ir pr?Bn co d'.i not arv vjO
the suspicio: of the v,bit? am ors.
I j h?w* fev quickly mastered too
ntiai details ot soft coa! toml:ing
in 1 were poou en pub to ot beII
coming anb-foremen. Then more
l 1 ' nameu *'6re brought, in, indI
> I more, until ot ? sudden the white!
? ' r; a-r? found themeslvo" out
C numbered and Hock Springe bo
r ug rapidly tuanged into a Chi-;
Cneeo settlement. Tbe torvn lies ?!
short distance east of Green j
i j river, and in the day? written of i
?j was very dmtant. from law and j
' -rofii There were more Amen :
- caue in liock Springe than any I
1 o her nationality eaie Chinese.
-JA large percentage of these'
f'American* were Western born
i i and raised. They belonged to the'
t "bully" order oi pioneers and!
i po3sesaed inar.y trnita of charac-:
ii ;et wi icb ni. ,b( iiav< made thorn
> d'plor at* if h- v baa b' en born j
tin a k:gher va'k of lit'*:. These |
men *ook the initial - re .n roak !
ing trouble for Hie inoffensive!
Chinamen of Kock SpriogE. At
first they simply beat them. At-!
I t?-.( a ?rd they Oestroveu ? lew
I anactit e. Than they ei.t off the
LI cues. Tliey reviled tlieir religion,
I tin-ir rice eating habits, their
c'.ofches, mid truth, everything
thai rvBif i!oc< nt or -sac led to a
? Chinaman This made life
v v-? r?f;onjo for the c< oliea,
boii.j: phiioeopbi 'ttl, unyiel :?g
and long -titf ii ing, they wen* \>u
performing their daily duties
and hoping that the Iiber?) lu v?
of America, framed to protect all
men living under the flag, would
step in and protect them A? t e
Ohiu ;?U" minister at Washington
?awi, after the tragedy wan ended :
' Were not my country mon
brought there by an American
corporation, and were they not
entitled to the protection of
Christian lioa? Do, n th* Chris
tian mv^ko one isw for himtelf
another I ;r the Chinamen?"
Matters went irom bad tuwoise
a? Rock Springs, until one day a
massacre ol Chinese took placi
mere more horrible lr?m r? o
* coiled civilized point oi v,"wl: :tn
i what, has taken place in 1 in in
the last tew weeks For from the
civilized point ot view the threat
ened massacre at Pekin has been
provoked by alleged barbarian s
t or whom the excuse oi ignorance |
can bo offered, but the massacre
at Kock Springs was perpetrated
1 alleged citizens oi average in !
. toliigence, brought U) uiui"r:
- | (ihristian laws. The Chinamen i
ot Hock Springs had few of their
* native women with them, but
those that were fh re wvr kill 1
It ?f |?? in <1 lit a IkrtiK Slo'H
"One day last winter a lady earnc l<# (
: my drug store and n?ked tor a brand ,
j ei cough medicine that I did not have
in stock," says Mr. (,'. K. Grandin, the t
popular druggist of Ontario, N. S
"She was disappointed and wanted to!
know what coiibIi prepar?ti( n I could j
; recommend. I said to 1?;*that ' could |
i fr?e|\ recommend Chai iberlain'* j
j < onarti Remedy and tiiat she could
11 take a bottlo of-the remedy atid af? ?r I
|1 giving It a fair 4ria :' ahe did not find
it wo-'ti the nion ?y to hr ( i- had. ?h"
bottle and I yvoiild refund the price :
fiaid. In the noure of a day or two the
adycame back in company with .1
friend in need of a congt modi ine
and H.ivisi tt h< r to buy a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I consider
that a very good recommendation
for the remedy." Kor sale by J.
F Mackey ? Cn
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EEKLV.
NESDAY, OCTOBER !
Li is probable fhoy wore as dea
to the coolies as are the whit
women in Pokin dear to the mo
who love th in. The Chiname
01 Kock Springs were chase
through the siieots like dogs b
howling mobs. They were she
down. They were hackod t
pieces. They were pursued int
the mountain gorges and all man
nor of outrages perpotratc
upon their bodies. When the
foil upon iheir knees and beggo
for mercy and life they wer
laughed at and killed. Thoi
property was destroyed by fir
and not uuti1 after tardy actio
on the nirt of the United State
authorities did their slsughte
ceaso. Troops finally came, am
they and others gathered up tin
bodies of several hundred. Ih a!
t vp.p ostimated *hut 1,000 wer
wounded or killed. No one ii
pa?-tic.ilar wee e ver punished fo
the mfteoa-. re The railroad com
pany built a fort ut its own ex
p -n'-e and that wus the end o
the matter, except that the gen
eral gover imnnt had some kirn
of a settlement witli the Chinos
government, in which the latto
did not gnt the best of it.
Peopic are apt to forgot, bu
the own interested in historj
and much shocked over the hoi
r ir? in Pekin should turn bad
too ]>rign? of history and rem
the story of the" Rock Spring:
massacre, which took pi act
uiivii-v tho American flag Tin
seed was thou being sown fo
t he an hirhvitid now being reape<
in the Orient. As Lord Clias
Berefiford said a year ago : "Tin
Chinaman is thus exceedingly
patien , but ho is not forgetfu
of either his enemies or hi
friends."
PrevriUod t? Tragedy.
Timely information given Mrs. (let
bong, of New Straitsville, Ohio, pre
voted >' dreadfn) tragedy and savct
two iiv*s. A mgiuiul cough had lonj
ke;?i 1. i*a?ake every night. She hat
tri- i many remedies and doctors hti
elf : !'!y grev worse until urged fo t rj
I>r h ing's New I>iscoverv. <)ue boMn
wholly cured her. ami she writes 11.i<
marvelous medicine also cured Air
fit.ng of a set ere attack of Tneumonia
Such cures are nositive proof of tht
matchless incri' of this grand reined]
for curing all throat, cheat and lunj
troubles Only oO< and $1.00. Kverj
bottle guaranteed. Triai buttles fret
at Crawford liro.s. drug store. fl,
Thirty-Heoond Annual Slate Fair
Columbia, S. October 29
?November 2ml, 1900.
Oi> account of tliiv; occasion
Southern railway announce;
rate of one fare for the roum
tri]>, plus 50 cents admission t?
the fair grounds, for civilians
and still lower rates for military
companies and brass bands, ii
uniform, twenty or more on on<
ticket, to Columbia, S. 0., am
return.
Tickets will be sold daily
October -7 to November 1, in
elusive, and for trains schedule'
to arrive at Columbia prior t<
noon of November 2nd, witl
final limit November 4th, 1900
ineulsive ; and for fair official
and stock men only, on Octobe
25 and 20, on presentation o
certificates signed by Thus \V
Holloway. Secretary Stare Ap
ricultural and Mechanical Socir
ty.
This will be bv fur flip great
est State fair ever held, nn<
every one should take advantng
of the low rates and visit Co
luiribin oit this occasion.
Southern railway offers mo>
convenient sclieduVs, and per
lip! -orvice i<> and from Colum
bia
Tickets will be sold from al
points in South Carolina* An
gus;a, (la , and Savannah, Ga.
also Asheville, N. O., Charlotte
N. and stations in Nortl
Carolina intermediate to Co
lumbia, S C. For detailed in
formation as to rate-;, solidities
etc., call on or write any ocen
of th ' Srp.thorn railway or it
connections.
S. H. II ardwick,
A . C PA., Atlanta, Ca.
Oct 24, 1000. tnov. 4
Thi? n the lAQfon whan naoth
or; fir* alarmed on account, o
i roup. It in quickly en red by On
Minute Cough Cure, which chil
dr?n lfk* to take Crawford Brot
d w-R
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The abso
e
1 BAKING
r
ROYAL?th
of all the bakim
r> '
r world?eel e bra
-j for its great leave)
! strength and pu
e| It makes your ca
l_: i i
uiscuu, ureaa,
t '
y healthful; it ass
< you against alum
all forms of adult
S
tion that go with
r cheap brands.
Alum baki
3 two cents
it renders
1
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.i
j ATTHHFTS ro lil K> Mil.
COTTON.
J; Four Attacks on Cotton At Hoc
Hill W..T. iliir
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? Rock Hill, Oct. 28.?A smn
?i ft re occurred : ? ?> n clock th
"1 inor i:iif ; S?'?u:hern cott<
' j platform ami about 50 bales b<
' longing so Springs, Mason
'JOo. weiv burned. Our lie
} j water works proved their eh
?Icacy and put out the blaze i
j 10 minutes after it was di
covered. Loss about $3,000.
It now appears that thei
j were four distinct attempts i
burn cotton here this morning
?' At 1 o'clock there was a bias
s in .a row of Friedheim Bros
1 cotton in rear of Hand Bros
> restaurant. Mr. Hand and othe
"> extinguished it with a bucket <
f water. At 5 o'clock the f
1 bales at the Southern platfor
^ were biirrwvl A hnlf linnr lnf<
I Mr. Campbell of the South Ca
olina ami Georgia office found
? hale of pickings on fire upc
" his company's platform. Whi
^ at work upon that the alar
was sounded from A. Friedhei
1 & Bros', platform in rear
> their store. All of these smfi
s blazes were subdued withoi
r anv trouble and without alloi
' ing a spread. It was very a
parcntly an incendiary attemp
li Siunl lllx l.i'K*
I'. A. l>anforth, of I.aGrantfp, Gi
,i mift'erpd intensely for six months wi
frightful roonioir ?orp on liis |p
r b^r v riti t hat Hnokipii'.x \rnie&Sal'
i. wholly pori'ii it in ten days. For I'
pprs, Wounds, Burns, Boils, Cam
Piles it's the best salve in the worl
* , (Jure gut ranteed t mly V - ! I
, iCrawfor-I liroa. >lni?n;ia\ ..
Grover Doesn't believe It
1
Princeton, N. .T., Oct 27..
j Ex-Pre.sdent t. or Clovelat
when inters x w? ! tonight in r
j gard to his having been offer*
the nresidonci of Washinatr
i? I ^ o
I and Loe I'mvi i -.itv , said :
"I never hoard of it, thong
' of it or dreamed of it, ami I <
, I not boliov- an\body fl-t v
did, either."
Feelings o. ^afot pervade tl
household that uaoa One !\!inn
Cough Cure, the onlv harmle
remedy that produces i mined la
f ropultr. It ia infallible for c'tig}
e colds, cri up and .ill throat a
U lung troubtef. It will preve
eonsumrtion. Crawford Ilroa.
d-w a
If you Ikiiv?
r. ,J anything to sell
atlvortih? it in
. -;v " n / * tli? EtiR'rpri&?
Kat<*? n uAonablo.
" r No, 01
r
lutely pure
POWDER
e most celebrated
g powders in the
ted
n(? powders are low priced, as alum coats bat
a pound ; but alum is a corrosive poison and
the baking powder dangerous to ns? in food.
, 100 WILLIAM ST., NSW YORK.
L! AN OFFER TO CLEVELAND.
iH the Presidency ot Washington
k and Lee University.
N?iv York, October ?7.?Tho
1): Cveninj Post prints today tho
is follv'tvir. i special from Norfolk,
n Vr?.
I
5- According to a dispatch from
& Winchester, the presidency of
vv Washington and Lee University,
i- made vacant by the death of
n Wm L Wilson, will be offered
s- to ex-President Grover Clevoand.
A committee from the
*e university will, in a few days,
;o go to Princeton and formally
. extend the offer.
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Do not get scared if your heart
#? troubles you. Most likely you
rs suffer from indigestion. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
jq eat and gives the worn out stomach
perfect rest. It is the only
preparation known that will
ftr completely digest all classes of
r" foods; that is why it cures the
a worst cases of indigestion and
>11 trouble after everything else has
le failed. It may he taken in all
m conditions and cannot help but
m do you good. Crawford Bros.
Of ' . l'w"
Another Report ot the Nuiclde.
,v-1 Washington, Oct. 27.?From
p- an independent source Secretary
t. Hay has received confirmatory
I evidence of the reported suichle
of Yu H siang, the fanatical
j governor of the province of Shan
fh Si, whose punishment was do*
it. I manded bv the powers for the
j massacre of n large number of
?r i missionaries. This message
'! came fr m Sp. cud Onui bsiou;
f." IlOCk P., .1- j ol It \ . S
SI. nghai, ()cl 22 3 '00.
. Have reliable information to
the effect that Yu Ilsiang coin_
mitted suicide. Rockhill.
Catarrh Cannot he Cured
J ' \V tl< I.OIW i. MM'! TCATIONS. j.- tr.oy cantl
I not?each the . a*. ' the dlaouto Ca !v rh in a
h ' it 6 At tutlonai 11.?? i.h< , ;?:nt a outer to
r" I ; ii . lubt tako Internal remedies. Hall's
] (' tarrli Cure Is taken Internally, and acta *11I
rcctiv on the blood ami mucous Hall's OnM
'.i u Cure li not a quack modiotno, It was
| prescribed by <>rif of tiio b--st phnldlBi In
Jo | this Cf'unti v for yosrs tin 1 Inn r? I'ular preI
snrlption it s composed of the best tonics
(T known, you )>l <1 w.th the ?--t t>lo ><1 partners,
acting directly on the mucous surfnoM
Tin- ;>ort?ct combination of tho two ingrodle
i- is what pi >ducos such wonderful results
. irlnq < itnrrb Send tor tost.lmot lis ffss
F. CIIENKT A CO., i oicdo, O.
ho S-o'd by drtitftriM-> 7.Vllall
m family Hula arr b< .it
IBS
When joii 'iinoot steep lor ooti|(h'e
ingr, it i? hardly necessary that any
o?e should Jell you 'hat yon need a
,] few dos? of ( hamhorlain's Cough
Uo.no.iti .11.. ?? ?
p I Iirmruj IU nnnj I nr ll l lini IUII Ml l-lin
throar, and make sleep possible. It.
is pond. Try If. For sale by J. F,
Mn-key ^ ' o.
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