Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 07, 1900, Image 4
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^ known. In other ci
MM! - *1 MMj swollen glands, mucu
mum / tH/i throat, eruptions on i
I save no room for doubl as three are all i
Doctors still prescribe mercury and p
erals nerer yet made a complete and pera
beck into the system, cover it np for a wl
rheumatism and the most offender sores
potash make wreoks, not cures, and
S. S. S. acts in an entirely different i
Instead of tearing doan, builds up and ii
therefore the only cure for Contagious
though pronounced incurable by the doc1
new, untried remedy ; an experience of
only purely vegetable blood medicine kn
Mr. H. t. Myers, too Mulberry St., Newark,
spread all over my body. These soou brake ow
999
ver for this. All corrcapondcnc* U bald
A Quick Campaign in England.
The people of the British Isles
have chosen a new House of Com
inons. Their Parliamentary elections
are not held on the same
day, but run through a period ef
about two weeks. This arrangement
is for the benefit of proprietors
owning land in different
places, who arc entitled to travel
about the country and cast a
vote wherever they have holdings.
One of the chief demands
of the Liberals, for a number of
years past, has been "One Man
?One Vote," as in the United
Btatos; the multiple vote of
nronertv-holders redounding
* ?. y o
chiefly to the benefit of the
Tories. This year's voting,
which began on Monday, Oct.
1, and ended virtually on the
13th, was upon the basis of the
old registration of five years
ago, and, of courso, also upon
an unchanged basis of distribution
of seats?or apportionmert,
as we would say. The
use of a five-year-old registration
list or "voting-roll" operated
as a practical disfrancisement
of many voters ; and this wae
distinctly detrimental to the
Liberals. The whole thing was
put through with something like
indecent haste. It was announced
on September 17 that
the old Parliament would be
dissolved on September 25, and
1 1 A ! . _ _ _ 1 1 ? 1
mat us newiy eiecteu successor
would assemble at Westminister
on November 1. (It has now
been decided, however, not to
hold a session until February.)
WITH THE EXPECTED RESULT.
The results of this English
election were a foregone conelusion.
The Ministerialists?
to use the word that came to be
quite generally adopted for
those who were supporters of
the Salisbury-Chamberlain government?have
secured almost
exactly the same majority in
the new Parliament that they
won five }Tears ago. Although
this is a largo majority,?about
132 in a total house of 070,?it
is by no means, under all the
circumstances,a highly brilliant
victory. Modern England had
never indulged in such transports
and paroxysms of enthusiasm
over anything else as over
the pitiable war for the destruction
of the two tiny Dutch rerepublics
of South Africa. And
the election was held on the eve
of Lord Roberts' formal announcement
of the annexation
of the Transvaal?the annexation
of the Orange Free State
having been accomplished several
months earlier. To most
Englishmen, the South African
strugglo has presented itself as
a life-and-death matter for the
British empire ; and the ministry?perhaps
less worthy of the
nation's enthusiasm on its own
pure merits than any ministry
that England has had for a very
long time?has been indorsed,
not because it has been genuinely
admired, hut because there
has seemed, to the majority of
m poi<
txtcrut s%ne ef Oanfaglone Blood Pstaeu
i too grasp of (ht monster brfbn th? true
uh toe blood is quicklr filled with this po
Mtditt in the mouth. torn on scalp w
kin, copper colored sDlotchast' end fauin
unmistakable signs of Contagious Blood P<
oUah u the omy cure for Blood Poison,
anent cure of Contagious Blood PbiaMr. 1
tile, hat it broeha out i|tin la worse form,
and ulcere, causing the joints to stiffen ai
those who hare been dosed with these dm
manner, being a purely rentable remedy ;
neigorates the general health. S. 8. 8. la
Blood Poison. No matter in what stage
tote, 8. 8. 8. can be relied upon to make
nearly fifty years has proren it a sure at
own.
N. ease: " I weeaflltrted with a terrible bto*4
1 Into aeree, sad it U aaay to Imagine tk? eafftti
doctere eoeid do meaegoed I had meat a kwdrt
triad niiwu palest medlHiiea, but th?y did not
bolt la of ft. ft. 1.1 was greetty Ispitd, and was
oe my cheat began te grow paler and mailer, an
loat weight, became stronger, a ad my appetite te
clear as a piece of (las."
Send for snr Hstne Treatment Book,
this disease, with complete direct lone for
in charge of physicians who hare made
hesitate to write for snr information or
I in the meet ancred confidence. TNI II
Englishmen, to be a suprcm
necessity for presenting to th
outside world an appearance o
standing by one's own countr
and ono's own government.
WHICH WAS ALSO A NKCESSAR'
RESULT.
This,under the circumstances
was not merely natural, bu
coramondable. The defeat c
tlio present government at jus
tliis juncture would have hur
England in tlio outsido estima
tion, particularly in view of th
fact that there was no coheren
and united opposition, with ai
acknowledged loader and a del
inito policy of its own. Th
great army in South Africa?
the largest ever sont so far awa;
from home by any Europeai
i country in modern times?wa
, still encamped on hostile soil
not with great battles to fight
it is true, but with an irritatinj
, and difficult state of guerill
y?^rfare t.o contend with. Thi
i was not the moment for chang
ing parties, nor was it a reason
able time for holding an eler
j tion. The war cannot no>
i bo undono, needless and ba<
i though it was ; and the annex
i ation of the Boer republics coul
, not be reconsidered without pre
. jducing a convulsion throughou
I the British emnire. Ti w.i
( indeed inevitable, when Kruge
issued his ultimatum and mad
his appeal to arms, that Britis
supremacy should ho complete
ly established in the Transvaal
, As wo have maintained fror
the beginning, thero was notli
ing in the practical alternative
that lay before Mr. Kruger am
his colleaguos at Pretoria tha
in the least justified war. S<
long as the contest was a dip
lnmafip nno tlm r??r?rkl? ir> IT.nn
? " *"''h
land who sympathized with Mr
Kruger as against Mr. Josepl
Chamberlain's diplomatic meth
ods were many and influential
The only hope for the Boers la;
in appeals to English publl
opinion. This chance was for
foited when resort was made t<
force. Wo do not, of course
justify the English Governmen
in refusing arbitration; but tin
Boor ultimatum and invasion o
Natal left England with nothing
oise to do than fight. And whoi
a war comes, no matter wha
provoked it, any nation worth;
to exist w ill fight as hard as i
can. The English were at onc<
committed irretrievably to tin
permanent reduction of tin
Transvaal and the Orange Fre<
State.
| STANDING BY TR1 WORK OV THJ
ARMY IN AFRICA.
Thcro may have been othe
There is no pleasure in life i
you dread going to the table t<
eat and can't rest at night on ac
count of indigestion. Henry Wil
lianas, of Hoonville, Ind., says h<
suffered that way for years, til
he commenced the ose of Kodo
Dyspepsia Oure, and adds, "No?
I can eaf anything I like and al
I want and sleep soundly ever]
night." Kodol Dyspepsia Oun
will Digest what you eat. Craw
ferd Brbe. d-w-s
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srs&xss Make 8
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arassrssss NW Cures
TbMe powerful minerals produce mercurial
id finger nail* to drop oft. Meroury and
we ere never after free from aches and pain.
H fereea Umpoieon out of the system, and
the only auti^ste for this specific virus, and r
or how hope lens the case may appear, even
o rapid, permanent cere. S. 8. S. is not a u
id nnfatlqg cure for this disease. It is the j
a
disease. which was in spots at first, but afterwards ,<
lag I dared. Before I became convinced that the ?
MtMUra, which waa really thrown away. I then .
reach the disease. Whin I had finished mv first
delighted with the remit. The large, red splotches
d Before Mfcg disappeared entirely. I regained my .
spies ad, t Whs sosn entirely well, and my skin as ?
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NIPT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. <
o solutions more ideal ; but there
e was no other that was practical,
f iu view of the exigences of the *
y British empire and the facts of |
human naturo. Tho thing most
Y to bo dosired, thoreforo, was |
that the war should be prosecuted
with the utmost vigor,
" ami brought to an end promptly, !
' with tho least suffering and loss !
^ of life on either side. The stub- |
* born resistance of tho Boers, j
t i
after it was certain that they
l~ must yield in the end, may have
been heroic from one point of
^ viow ; but it was too cruel and
useless to bo admirable. Ilero- .
ism is a word that should bo ]
kept to apply to eases where
bravo and solf-sacriflicing deeds j
^ have an adequate reason and i?
1 motive. To continue fighting 1
in a hopeless cause, merely .
' through vindictive determina
' tion to make an enemy's victory
^ cost him the more dearly, is not
ll heroic in the best sense. Cona
side ring tlioir numbers, the
Boers have displayed nn amaz1
ing military prowess, and their
otneer.^ iu particular have shown
(qualities, by comparison with
which the British officers have
' not gained admiration anywhere
except in their own country.
But the great, blundering
British army in South Africa
.S "
has been brave, has done its
best, has shed an .appalling
? amount of blood, and lias suffered
almost indescaibable hardi
ships incident to the horrible
regions in which it has had to
march and fight and sulfer from
fevers. And from the point of
, view of |this great army, still
tl I suffering in South Africa, and
i from that of the tens of tliou|
sands of enfeebled men invalided
home, it would have been
* wellnigh inconceivable that the
country should not have put the
li stamp of its approval upon them
. and their work. But how else
could it show its appreciation
and express its purpose to
^ evolve some kind of valuable
p result out of the army's painful
* achievement except by taking
3 the patriotic view of the war
and the situation, and by voting
i ' J r-?
t to sustain the government.
^ Many people worry because j
they belieye they have heart diu ;
? ease. The ohancen are that their!
I hearts are all right but their
t fltorriachs are unable to digest
i food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di-|
r'I gents what you eat and prevents j
II the formation of gaa which makes
fs the stomach press against the!
heart. It will cure overy form of'
indigestion. Crawford Bros.
d - w - 8
? O^runffmentH of Menstrual Functlona uroMIscarrtaK*'.
Slmrr?ans Squaw Vine Wtne
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l.ANCASTER & CHESTER
RAILWAY.
Jctween Oliestor and Lancaater.
Schedule In Effect September 16th. 1900.
Daily Except Sunday.
o' thbouud. Northbound
fo No. 17. Nix 10. NinH
K M A. M.l R M. A. M
8 lit 9 4t)jd Lv ...Chester.... Ar 6 55 7 67
IU 04 ".... Knox .... ' 6 20
8 7 10 20 "...RtcUburg.... " 5 00 7 21
4 47
8 >7 10 40 d . Bascomvlllo.. " 4 27 7 12
9 13 1I00? "...Fort Lawn..." 4 16 0 57
1120* " Graces... .
9 lb U 40 d Ar . Lancaster.. Lv 4 0) C 30
. M. A. M. R M. A. M
No. 14, leaving Lancaster 6.30 it. m,, makes
lor connection at Chester with Southern
laltway No. 36 for Charlotte anil points north :
mil Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Special" for
tt .kiita and points west. Also with Carolina
l Northwestern Ry. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. IX,
in 'i intermediate points, and Southern Railrr.y
No. 33 for Columbia and points south.
No. 17, leaving Chester 9.40 a.m., connects
rlilt Southern Ry., No. 86 from Col imbia and
mints south; Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Special"
from Northern and Eastern poiuts and
-outbern Ry, No. 33 from Northern and Eastire
iKJinls, and at Lancaster with S. C. & O. K.
or itlacksburg.
No. 16. leaving Lancaster 5 3t) p. m , connects
it Lancaster with S. C. & G. E from Camden
ind Marlon, Southern Ry No. 81 n? Chester for
."barlotte and points north.
No. 16, leaving Chester 8.10 p in., connects at
Chester with Southern Railway No. 31 from
Tolumbtu and points south.
LEROY SPRINGS,
I. M. HEATH, PresiUeut.
Cen'l. Pas. Agent.
Snecial Notice!
*
Beef, Tork, Mutton, Sausage,
Fish and Oysters to
supply your table can be
b und only in best cundiii
>n at
DUFFT'S
Market and Restaurant.
Phone 30.
notice to Road Overseers.
I.I. OVERSEERS of tlie public
t\ roada who have not worked their
1 pective sections of ros'1, will call
?i1 their hands at once and work the
isine. M. C. GARDNER, Co. Sup.r
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IThe Cansori
(g
| TH3 PLACE TO
| Everybody D
: ff E been t
S Haver
I, elsewl
| But We Ha
Never before have w
I customers. Our buyer
and he found them. j
a dealer needing the m<
few of em:
40 inch line wool Mohair Broc
40 cents, yours lor *20 cents
? manes lull iirese 1< ino bit
I Brilliantine?fast black and g
| would be a stunner to retail i
E yours for only 15 cents. Ba
' of double width Dress (roods :
I cents. Single width at 4 ce
' twice as much when cotton w
S a pound.
In Fine Up-to-date J)rei
J plain soft fabrics are very poj
w are showing Satin Berbers in
K inix Rhadcs?in patterns at $0
H Whipcords, last shades in j
j|| $4.50. Fine all v.ool Venet
Broadcloths at 75c per yard,
i* nice line o'l Oashniers and 11<
H colors at very low prices.
H goods are unsurpassed for rj
C cheapness. For separate ski
H Ore pons and Heavy Outings ;
w reel things, at 75c, $ 1 ,$ 1.50
$ yard, We have the new Frt
n^ls, which are so popular
3 Finest all woo! at 00c.
;i Big Clothing I
Nowborg, Rosenberg & Cr
York, largest makers of fino
^ the D. S. going out of busi
I made an ofTer to clean up <>'
I worth Our olTcr was accept*
T/VK 1
I U UJJ J
J Another lot of those good !j?
I- conio in. We need nay nollur
1 bo vou had hotter come quick.
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11
Money Loaned.
I nogotiule Mortgago Loans on improved
farms at reasonable rates.
R. E. WYLIE.
Attorney at Law, Lancaster, S. C.
6 M-Sept. 2-,'tl. 190U.
Wm&MSZ
POSITIONS GUARANTEED,
Under $3,000 Cash Deposit.
Rat'road Far* Paid.
Opao all year to Both ftexoa. /ary Cheap Board.
Oeorgia-Alabama Must news College,
Racon, Ceory<?
NOTICE I
TO THE TAXPAYERS of Lancaster
County.
The Treasurer's office will be open
for the colleerion of taxes for fiscal
year 1900, on the 15th tlay of October,
and will close, the .{1st day of December,
1900
TIIF. t.KVY IS AS FOLLOWS:
State 5 Mills
County ft "
Special, {C. it C. R. R.J 8
'Sinking Fund, 44 44 &
Constitutional School Tax, .3 44
Total, 10^ 44
local l1cvy.
Cane ({reek Township,ccackr 4l? "
Gills 41 44 44 44 5^' ?
| Pleasant Hill 44 44 44 8 44
i local lkvy for school districts.
Lancaster ... 4 Mills
Jones "X Heads, 4J 44
Iteath Springs,. 3 *4
Oakhuret. . . .4
total l.rVY 11Y DISTRICTS.
Indian Laud, lb3., Mills
Wax haw, '
Cane Creek, 21 '4 44
" 44 Graded School, 25L 44
" " Jones X Itoail?.-'H' j "
Gills ' 22
" " Graded School, 20 "
" " J >nee X Koads, 21 "
IIii ford, Hl^ "
Flat Creek, 1(>34
" " Kersha.v, K!3, "
Plea-ant Hill, , I'd?;, "
" " Kershaw, . ID^j
'* "Heath Sprin^v^-H "
" " Oakhwrst, 23% "
" "Jones X Ho3ds,2134 "
Cedar " . . . lti3^ "
" "Jones X Hoads. is?i "
W. C. CAUTIIBN,
County Treasurer.
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Mi
FIND THE CROWD
elierhted. and Wt
:oo busy to announce earlr
1 up in New York, Baltim
lie re.
ve Tliem: BET!
e been so successful in gett
spent nearly three weeks s
\ Perfect Landslide in I
oney. Got a big lot at oui
.tdes. worth 1 customers a
?six yards $12.50 and
>ck figured $8 suits for
uarnteed? $3.50 and $
it 25 cents. Irom 05 eer
ng up line X T
it S and 10 "J* -t>Uy L
nts. Cost m) T\
as 5 cents
Prinou irn
? -v?n ffc"
m what we li
?'.V (rOOCtS, m Think of it !
Hilar. We paa< we selling t
the lead mmmm* Fine yard
.00. New m pN I good bed Ti
>attenis it |p?^ cents, troo
inns at 5t)c. 1 the best lira
Also, a cents, none
MlllOttclSlll ? w i ?
'";r bh"* ; i Mil
uality and rrts,
I'aolas, |* f
ire the cor- ^
ind $2 j>er 7^^ Miss Wail
inch Flan- I and every bi
for waist. of her artist
tul hats eve
v if general ver<
/6oil 1 i successful ?i
Of New |; %rnm^ I ,en ?ur *6CC
clothes in ' m,)S' exhaui
ncurt. Wo VN| ' 8fvle8 just i
yor $5,000 j i j this depart i
d. and our ! | this season
Lots at Half F
ample Pants and Shirt6 like wo hi
ij? more in r *ai 1 to this lot oxeep
VOUK8 FOK HOLDlNt
HE SANSON C
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TWO CAR LOADS ?
Stock ^
Coming! ^
Our Mr. Elliott is now on (lie
western markets, where he has
been for several days, selecting a
large lot of Mules and llorees?
two carloads?for this market.
The stock is expected to arrive
the latter part of this week, and
we cordially invite everybody to
CALL AN9 EXAMINE
the new animals. In the lot will
be found tine saddle horses, driviniv
Unpens nnmhi tt'tfinn ItnrftOfl
and t he vorv host of young Mules.
We guarantee to ploaso you both
in price and kind of animal you
want, bo don't fail to call.
ELLIOTT A CIIA WFOIilL
*
Or M A Simmons Liver Medicine Clears
the ( omplexion, vivos Bouyanoy t<> the M ud,
cures Headache, RnRulntcp Stomuoh, llouult ^
and Liver
Are You Out of
Work ? 00
DO you wish belter pay J Then write as.
Steady work In town or country No r k.
THREE to FIVE DOLL A US a day. W to
at once and take advantage of the iioli lay ^
trade. Address,
oct SO? I in. M A N AO E it. lio.x S ?,
Greenville. S
A Torplc Liver causes Depression of Snir.ta
Indirection, Constipation and lleadaclte. l so
Dr. M. A Simmons f,iv> r Medicine tostimn*.
late tliat organ
Administrator's Notice!
All parti s Indebted to t'.ic osluto n' tlio ."to
Jatnes K Massey, Jr., are hereby untitled to 91
come lorward and make payment to the un*. >rsigned.
?nd all parties holding claims against
the said estate will present them properly up*
proved on or before tlx 1Mb day <>f Not en. or
1?0) II. .1 HF.CKHAM,
oct. 10-lmo. Admlolatrtor.
11
9BV0|fe( 'Vi I
IS THESE DAYS" |
} are Happy I |
er the Great Bargains ^
ore, Philadelphia and |
iR THAN EVER~! I
Im
i
4
re getting the benefit. $10,
$15 suits for $7.50. $7 and
$5. Good wool suits at $d,
4. Boys and Children's suits
its up.
>omestics Now,
on't Wait!
ing up every day. Will seli
uive on hand at old pricer.
! Cotton above ten cents, and
ho be?t sheeting at 5 cents,
wide sea island at 5 cents,
ck at 5 cents, good Outing at
>d bleaching at 5 cents. All
dos of Calicoes at 4 and 5
higher.
linertj Most
Iharmincj. 1
Islov ot Baltimore is in eharge js
>dy is extravagant in praisr
ic work. The most beauti
r shown in Lancaster is the I
lict. This has been our most I
f*!4 ?il 111 Alr.^uli. ..... fci
>ml stock?the first being al
sted by the r?i?h. Many new I
n. One popular feature in P
nent is our very low prices
'rice. L
*ve been getting have just I
t that they cannot last lon^ |j *
i DOWN PRICKS, I
ASH STORE. J ?
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