Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 14, 1900, Image 1
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Bi//\^x^mon'a'a con" "4
By/ sumption. J
? Bandaging 4 t
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good. f4
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your throat and ' < t(
B lungs rest and !> 1
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r} consumption is cured. ?*<?? tl
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L? disease is firmly fixed, \.*j a
/ you con briug rest and t <j p
j comfort in every case. .-\; }
^ A 25 cent boule will i
4 cure new coughs and S "3
t . colds; the 50 cent size is /"<* 1
j better for settled coughs f> J h
J of bronchitis end weak jL,7, n
lungs; the one dollar size r.-u f<
? ^ is more economical for ^4 45
r vj tiiromc cases ana con- I ^
Wj sumption. It's the size \'l ^
(i you should keep jn hand.
j A " Ali fnsnlHo < osipht to he on t lift ^
watch for Stldden :Ut.v V* of ci .up f -*J <
^ J or acute lungtroul'lcs. Kvcryt >;iii- L J
3 ^ try homo in the land phould U ? !> . ^3 P
w Jt Cherry r?ctor .) co: ptantly on li;;na I i
to provideagairu-t >?? em< ujenoy." il
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Mal.iotrlan can ilnd a lodgcmcnttn the eys
tern while the T.tver Is in per:net order. DiM.
A. Simmons l.lvur .vfodlcino la lite bewt C(
Regulator.
The Lancaster
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Underwear at prices that bi
> wioining ar
We are headquarters for
?ings, and at prices that a
(Jail and let as show you t
and clothing. We can sav<
on every pair of shoes you
to 53 on every suit of clol
thing for men, so call for w
If You Doi
and we will endeavor to w;
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ai me .same oju sianu, in im
to Crawford Bros, drugstore
L MILES
JM6AS
REPUBLICAN ARGUMENTS. I
c
ir. llryan Makes a Statement P
Concerning Election Results. 1
s
Lincoln, Nob., Nov. 8.?Wm. ti
. Bryan tonight gavo out the e
allowing statement concerning P
he election:
'The result was a surprise to V|
10, and the magnitude of the
tepublican victory was a sur- p
rise to our opponents as well as c
:> those who voted our ticket. ^
t is impossible to analyze the 1(
eturns until they are more com- "
lete, but speaking generally, we a
eem to have gained in the large c
ities and to have lost in the c
mailer cities and in the country. n
"ilie Republicans were able to 1
ecure tickets or passes for all c
lieir voters who were away from ^
ome, and this gave them con- c
iderable advantage. We have no ?
ray of knowing at this time how *
inch money was spent in the P
urchase of votes and in colon! a
ation. But while these would ac- ^
ount forsonioofthe Republican ['
ains. they could not account for 11
lie widespread increase in the c
lepublican vote. The prosperity a
rgument was probably the most P
otent one used by the Kopubli- K<
ans. They compared present 8<
at ditions with the panic times of
893 to 1890 and this argument 01
ad weight with those who did s<
n
ot stop to consider the reasons 1
>r the change. The appeal, '
stand by the president while the Ci
-ar is on,' had a great, deal of in- H'
uence among those who did not
5alize that a war against a doc- |(
rino ot self-government in the 1r
hilippines must react upon us 8<
i this country. Wemadeanhonst
fight upon an honest platform, p
ud having done our duty as we ?.
iw it, we have nothing to regret. J".
"Wo .are defeated hut not dis (j
auraged. The fight must go on. r<
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xt 60 days, close out a ?
dies Capes, Skirts and d
sat all competition. rj
id Shoes.
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shoes and gents' furnish- J*
istonish all competition. A
hrough our line of shoes
2 you from 25 to 50 cents 'i
buy of us, and from $1 'l
:hes. We handle every- *
hat you want F
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ait on you. We are still [{
e Johnson Building, next f,
i. Yours, to serve,
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^CASTER, S. C., WE]
am sure that Republican noli
ies will bo repudiated by tin
eopl? when the tendency o1
hose policies are fully under
tood. The contest between p'u
ocracy and democracy cannot
nd until one or the other is com
letoly triumphant."
Concerning himself Mr. Bryai
aid:
"I have come out of the cam
aign with perfect health ami e
iear conscience. I did my most
) bring success to the principles
>r which I stood. Mr. Stevenson
id all he could; Senator donee
nd the members of the Demo
ratio, I'opulist, Silver Republi
mi Qr/I A ! I
... <1.111 iiupciiaiiHi cum
litteos (lid all they could. Mr
tenrst and his associates in tlie
lub organization put forth theii
est elTorts. Our newspapers, om
anipaign speakers and our local
rganizations did their part also
have no fault to find and no reroaches.
I shall continue to take
11 active interest in politics at
nig as 1 live. I believe it to he
lie duty of citizens to do so, and
i addition to my interest as s
itizon, 1 feel that it, will require
lite time of work to repay the
olitieal friends who have done
) much for me. I shall not be s
jnatorial candidate before the
igislature which has been elect
i. Senator Allen deserves the
snatnrship which goes to the
opulists. Mr. Hitchcock and Mr
V. U. Thompson are avowed
indidates for the other senatorlip.
They both deserve well ol
io party, and I am too grateful
) them for past support to stand
i their way even if I desired a
sat in the senate."
Mr. Bryan said he had noothei
lans at present than to remain al
Oiiiir until ho hau recovered iron,
le fatigue of campaigning. He
enied the report that he would
?move from Nebraska and make
c.\us ins iiuirio.
If you have ever seen a chile
i the agony of croup you can
utilize how grateful mothers art
ar One Minute Cough Cure whict
ives relief as soou as it is admin
tored. It quickly cures coughs
olds and all throat, and lung
roubleR. Crawford Hros. d w s
One View oi' the Election.
Democratic Darkey (to liopiib
ican darky)?Dar, now, I dui
ol' you dat you iool uiggahi
wine ter raise de debble votin
at 'publican ticket down here 11
leorgy. You dun 'lected Mr
Liuiey, and de bury fust thing b<
o he start a war an' we al
wine ter git kilt.
Republican Darky?Hush up
hatmout,you tool niggah ; yoi
e one what ain't got no sense
Liuley ain't totch on 110 war
u I ].. ?:? ? 11 l r . 1
10 uiuuiu urn wilt) uiiLQUb IOICL
t on , she dun make him sont a
undred reg'ments an' say she
wino tor have dem Phillnpeen
rs an' all dey lan' ef she hev tc
an' ebery uiggah in Georgy tei
it um. Whole lot ob hor trustief
ar now gottiu' hemp an' runnin
jro banks and barrooms rite
longside wid de flag; an' she
iake Mr. Kinloy spread de
[united States flag over niggali
ultan what got forty wives an
ive dem all dey kin eat de bal
nee ob dere (lays. Mr. Kiuley
lighty good man ; ho don' wanl
sr do it, an' Granny Iloar an
indy Karnagla dun tol' 'im il
rur 'rong, an' de Times-Herald
at big Chikago paper, dun tol
m dat it wud hornswogle de
mblikin party ef he don' kwil
n'let dem Phillipeeners alone;
ut it jes' look like do ole 'omati
latinah dun kunjured 'im an'
amboozled 'im, tell ho don' 'no
''ich end's up. No, suh, ef 1
nowed Mr. Kinley gwine ter lei
it he ole 'orhan bullyrag 'im an
lake 'im start, up a rukus lak
at, I'd aho' a voted fer Man
bm Wataon?i sholy wad ; you
eah my ho'n blowin'. What fei
ey gittin' more niggaha? Whal
sr dey gettin' more hemp? Daj
?o mnch in Georgy now to suit
is niggah.~-Atlanta Newa.
DeWitt'a Little Early Kiaen
re the beat liver pilla ever made
iaay to take and never gripe
Irawford Broa. d w-a
ENTI
VElELKLiV.
JNESDAY, NOYEMBE
CIVILITY IS GOOD CAPITAL.
' The Rudeness of American Salespeople
Prerenta Their Ad
vancenient.
t
Look at the army of salesmen
and saleswomen in our stores,
i There is not, I believe, as capable
or hone- ( a corps of workers
in the world. Yet a French or
1 English shopgirl will sell twice
' as many koods in the same time,
and the customer will also come
t
, again and again to be served by
the same woman Wl?v ? Ro
cause she is civil and courteous.
There is something pitiful as
well as ridiculous in the indif.
ference, the hauteur, the actual
. rudeness of many of the iutolliI
gont young men and women
behind our customers. Yet,
civility is their capital By sell'
ling gloves or tinware tlioy earn
their living, and the more civil
[ they are, the more they sell,
i Most of our readers know a
! few saleswomen who have re
mained in some of the old business
houses until an honored
( old age, and, by their ability
and courtesy, have made for
themselves hosts of friends. It
i is a pity that these foolish young
. people could not learn their
i business from them.?"An
American Mother," in the Nov
f Ladies' Home Journal.
I HOW'S TI1INT
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that, can.
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY CO.,' oledo, O.
t We, the undersigned, ha known
IT .T Phonov f#*r tba loot "I
ueneve nun periecuy Honorable in
> all business transactions and tlnancii
ally able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
> West Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Walding, Kinnan Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interI
nally, acting directly upon the hlood
! and SiticOUs surfaces of the ?y?ieiu.
Price 7fto. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
1 Hall's Family Pills aro host.
i Millions May Starve.
Tacoma, Wash., Nov., 11 ?
Oriental advices received by today's
steamer stale that four to
six millions Chinese north of
. Pekin are in danger of starving,
i their crops having been a tolal
i failure. One million piculs of
' tribute rieo wore to be dipatched
1 from Shanghai and distributed
among these hungry hordes from
? Tien Tsin and IVkin, but the
military olTicors at Shanghai have
( given orders that no rice should
j he sent out of central China.
There is great danger that an ini
nieusu swarin 01 rouoere* will ue
pent out cf the famine district,
as usually happens.
Many people worry because
they belieye they have heart disease.
The chances are ihat their
hearts are all right but their
stomachs are unable to digest
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat and prevents
the formation of gas which makes
the stomach press against the
heart. It will cure every form of
indigestion. Crawford Bros.
d w s
A Double Wedding.
; For some days past a young
, gentleman and lady have been
t quietly preparing their future
J home in this place. There, at
! 9 o'clock last evening, they
' were joined in holy wedlock by
Rev. Dr. J. II. Thorn well. Tlu>
i contracting parties were Mr.
Edward \V. Kirabrell, of Fort
i Mill, and Miss Mvra Fravor, of
1 Baldwinsville, N. Y. About
, forty relatives and friends witr
nessed the ceremony, among the
' number being Mr. and Mrs.
Andrews, of Atlanta. The home
was tastily decorated for tho
1 occasion and music was furnished
by Mr. L. J. Massey. A
number of handsome presents
?
iRPRI
R 14, 1900.
TrucE
The difference
good and a po
would not amo
supply to on*
The poor po^
many times thi
Royal Baking Po\
more per can, bi
wholesome food,
economical in the
further in leaven
the food.
Royal Baking
in making the bis
both health and n
You ca
to use i
ders. '
do ends
tell yo
'ItOVAl BAKING POWDER C<
were received. Mr. Kimbrell is
one of Fort Mill's most popular
young business men and has a
i .
i nost or rrienfis who will lieartI
jily congratulate him on his
happy marriage. Mrs. Kimbrell
has lived in Fort Mill only
two years, but during that time
she has become very popular
with our people.
At the same time and place,
Miss Ziza Young, third daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Young, and Mr. J. B. Mills
were married by Rev. A. Finch,
pastor of the bride. Their marriage
was a complete surprise
to all except a few who were
taken into confidence. Mr. and
Mrs. Mills are deservedly popular
in our community and have
the best wishes of a wide circle
of friends. ? Fort Mill Times,
Nov. 7th.
You can't afford to risic your
; hfo by a'lowing a cough or a cold
; to develop into pneumonia or
eonaumption. One Minute Cough
Cure will euro throat and lung
trdobles quicker than any other
preparation known. Many doc
tors use it us a specific for grippe,
j It is an infallible remedy for
croup. Children like it and moth;
era endorse it. Crawford Bros.
d-W-8
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Governor \1e.Sween?v Imu iaan
od a proclamation for Thanksgiving
Day in conformity with
that issued by the President. It
is as follows:
4,ln the Providence of God we
have been spared as a people and
a State lor another year. Peace
and prosperity, health and happi
Hess have vouchsafed to ua. We
have not been visited by plague
or pestilence. The labor of our
hands has been attended with success
and tiie State has grown in
material wealth. New manufacturing
enterprises have sprung
up and we are fast becoming a
great manufacturing people. The
husbandman has been permitted
to plant and to reap, and enjoys
the fruits of his labor. There is
good feeling among all our peo
pie and progress in all good and
worthy deeds is evienced on
every hand Education and
Christianity go hand in hand; oui
colleges and schools are filled and
, 11F
\ t If you hmrm
S K
I the Enterprise
I Kates reasons
Able.
1 . *
No. 65
? ? ? ? .? . . ?-?
conomy
of cost between a
or baking powder
unt for a family's
j dollar a year.
>vder would cost
s in doctors' bills.
vder may cost a little
it it insures perfect,
In fact, it is more
: end, because it goes
ing and never spoils
Powder used always
;cuit and cake saves
noney.
nnot, if you value good health, afford
cheap, low-grade, alum hawing powThey
are apt to spoil the food; they
inger the health. All physicians will
u that alum in food is poisonous.
>., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
i (he cultivation of the head and
the heart is keeping pace with
(he material development of the
Shi to
"To the end, therefore, that we
may with thankful hearts show
our appreciation of the many
blessings which we enjoy and the
, tender care of our Heavenly
Father, I, M. B. McSweeney,
governor of the State of South
(Jarchna, in CGutofujity with the
proclamation of the president of
the United States, do hereby appoint
and set apart Thursday, the
li tlnv nf 1 QAA ?? ?
MV ? vy A ?.1VT V1UUU1) AUVV/j ?10 i*
1 duy of thanksgiving and prayer,
to bo kept and observed by all
the people ot this State.
, I advise that all public offices
be closed and all private business
and labor of every kind cease,
and that our people assemble in
their respective places of worship
and give thanks to Him who is
i the giver of every good and perfect
gilt, tor the seed time and
the harvest, and that they be
seech Ilim in humility to continue
His goodness and gracious
forbearance. That they also remember
the poor and the fatherless,
for we are told that it is
more blessed to give than to reooi
ira o *?/! Ano??T f t */v 4 I. ? !!
I vcno, aim o?CI J gill IU IUCBC Will
I go to our credit in tho great book
of remembrance.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the great seal of the state of
South Carolina to be affixed.
Done ar the capilol, in the city of
Columbia, this 10th day of November,
A. D., 1900.
By the Governor :
M. B. McSweeney.
There is no pleasure in life if
you dread going to the table to
eat and can't rest at night on account
of indigestion. Henry Williams,
of Boonville, Ind., says be
suffered that way for years, till
he commenced the use of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, and adds, "Now
I can eat anything I like and all
I want and sleep soundly every
night." Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will Digest what you eat. Crawford
Bros. d-w-s
Administrator's Notice I
All parties Indebted to the estate of the late
James It. Massoy, Jr . are hereby notified to
come forward and make payment to the undersigned,
?nd all parties holding claims against
tho said estate will present them properly ap
proved on or before the 1Mb day of November
lftOo H. J. BKCKHAM.
oot. 10 I mo Admlnlstrtor.
A Torpid Liver causes Depression of Spirit*
Indigestion, Constipation and Headache. Um
Dr.M. .A- Simmons Liver Medicine tosMran
late ?hat organ.