Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 17, 1900, Image 2
The Coming of Baby
briars joy or pain. It's for the
mother to decide. "With good health
and a strong womanly organism,
motherhood but adds to a woman's
attractiveness.
MoELREFS
Wino of Cardui
takeaaway all terrors by strengthening
the vital organs. It fits a mother for
baby's coming. By revitalizing the
nerve centres it has brought chubby,
crowing youngsters to thousands of
weak women who feared they were
barren. It purifies, heals, regulates
and strengthens, and is good for all
women at all times. No druggist
would be without it. oo
For advice in cases requiring special
I directions, address, giving symptoms.
B "The Ladias' Advisory Department,''
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn. r 0
MRS. LOUISA BALE.oI JvfferaoD, da.,
ays:?"When I fir * too* Wine of Cardui
we had been married three yearn, but could
not have any thllii: n. Nine monthe later
I had a line girl bebj
LANCASTER ENTERPRISE.
Published bvery Wednesday and Saturda;
BY
he - Enterprise - Poblishing. Compan;
A. J. CLARK Editor.
One Year $1.00
Six Months 50 ct
Three Months. 25 ct
In Advance.
Saturday, Nov. 17, 1900.
One story says that Czar Nich
olas, of Russia, was poisonet
/ hut that report is generally dis
credited abroad. Typhoid feve
is said to bo the real cause o
his illness. His death at thi
critical period might be a grea
calamity to the world.
The Phoenix Fire Extinguish
er that has been sold through
out the county pretty general 1
did not prove satisfactory at th
Brown fire Tuesday. Two o
three of them were emptied oi
the fire before it had made mucl
headway,but the fire just burne<
on as though nothing had hap
pened. "Pity 'tis, 'tis true
pity 'tis true."
The selling of cotton seed ha
become to ho such a genera
thing with our farmers, it oc
curs to us that it would he ;
good idea to have them weighet
by a public weigher as cotton i
now weighed. It might he wel
to have both cotton and the see<
weighed by the same man. I
thero are good reasons why cot
ton should be weighed by i
public, disinterested weigher
the same reasons would applj
to the weighing of seed. W<
refer the matter to the publi<
and especially to our delegates
to the General Assembly.
Rlsinarclt'ft Iron
Was tho result of his splendid health
Indomitable will and tremendous en
ergy are not found where Stomach
Liver, Kidneys and Ilowels are out o
order. If you want these qualities an<
the success they bring, use Dr. King'
New Life Pills. They develop ever;
power of brain and body. Only 25o. a
Crawford Pros, druur store. ?
Pekln in "Open Port."
Washington, Nov. 13?In ad
i ition to the point3 said to l><
agreed upon at "okin as a basi
i tr settlement with China, as an
iiounced in cable dispatches, it ii
understood that several othe
points are likely to receive atten
tion when the matter is taken u|
with the Chinese envoys. ()n<
of these is as to making the citj
of Pekin an "open port," foi
while it is not on the sea coast
ttie purpose is to extend to i
that freedom of commerce ant
intercourse with foreigners, whicl
now applies only to those oper
ports designated by treaties will
China. The suggestion that thii
action be taken has been mad*
t
in high Chinese quarters, and iti
advisability has been urged be
cause Pekin, as the capital of tin
Chinese empire, is the centre o
influence throughout the country
Another point which may bo pro
posed is that capital ? unishment
by beheading or of he wise, shal
not occur in future by imperial
edict alone, but only after a tria
such as is given in civilized coun
tries, the accused having an op
portunity to be heard. This does
not apply to the executioni
made necessary by the Boxei
movement.
Dispatches have been receiver
here from the viceroys of th<
southern provinces of China, wh<
thus far have been most friendh
to foreigners, stating that tliej
were shocked by the executioi
of the acting viceroy of Chi Li
and also stating that they fearer
this would have a serious effeci
in these localities hitherto favor
ably disposed.
CZAR NICHOLAS ILL.
An Untimely End of IIIn Careei
Wonld Ho a Great Calamity t<
The World
London, Nov. 15.?The Berioui
apprehension with which the an
nouncement of the fact that tin
Czar waB Buffering from typhoi<
fever filled Europe, emphasize
how much the peace of the worl<
believed to be dependent upoi
him. But for the statement, con
. tamed in the official bulletin tha
his majesty's malady is taking
- thoroughly favorable course, th
news of his illness would hav
s created nothing less than constei
nation. It is generally felt at th
- .prosont critical stato of intei
national affairs that even a teni
porarv weakening of the intluenc
of so favorable a factor in th
1 maintenance of tho world's peac
i- justifies grave anxiety, especiall
i I>a iz
j? i*a tuu viui in logarueu in rjurojj
^ as a kind oi counterpoise to Kit
s peror William, rublic anxiet
r will, thereforo, remain straine
until the none too robust moi
arch recovers. In political ci
oles any other issue of Iuh ma
icsty's malady is regarded as
nightmare.
Y
:
This sigoftturo is on every box of the cenuir
. Laxative Bronio-Quininc Taints
' the remedy that rurvs u cold In oo? d?;
; John Wananiaker's New
Magazine.
The latest development i
* magazines is the entrance of th
1 ./ *! 11? >
* nrm 01 jonn vv anamaker into tli
- publisher's field. They will tnk
over and publish, beginning wit
I the December issue, Everybody
s Magazine. "Wo have set. oui
1 selves the task of building up i
1 character and circulation an il 1 us
t* trated magazine of our own an
- of the best type" says the an
i nouncemont. So radical a depai
, turo seems to call for some expla
; nation ; the statements made tha
the WanamaUer Stores have be
^ come the largest sellers of book
at retail in the country and tha
they deal with more readers di
rectly than any other firm (th
aggregate sales equaling, or bui
passing the sales of even th
' larger publishing houses) the,
think that a popular magazin
r belongs naturally to this organi
' zation. A highly attractiveChrist
.. mas number is promised witl
t contributions from James Whit
comb Kiley,Miss Mary E.Wilkinf
Charles Major, author of "Whe
Knighthood was in Flower", Ed
- win Asa Dix of "Deacon Brad
a bury" fame and a novel serial b
* a new Southern woman writer c
whom much is expected.
r
Prevented n Tragedy.
Timely information given M rs. Ge<
' Long, of New .Straitsville, Ohio, pre
8 vented a dreadful tragedy and ?ave
r two liven. A frightful cough had Ion
kept her awake every night. Hhe ha
r fried many remedies and doctors bu
, steadily grew worse until urged to tr
. Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottl
wholly cured her, and aiie writes thi
1 marvelous medicine also cured Mi
^ Long of a severe attack of I'neumonii
Huoh cures are positive proof of th
1 matchless merit of this grand remed
i for curing all throat, chest and lun
H troubles. Only fWlc and $1.00. Kver
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles fre
* at Crawford Broa. drug afore. 6,
euros Hacking Coughs, B
Sore Lungs, Bronchitis, b
Gr'ppe, Pneumonia and M
al. severe lung affections. eB
Why then risk consump- KH
tion, a slow, sure death ? ffS
Take warning I Act at BR
once, I Buy a bottle of &jl
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, H
a doctor's prescription,
used over 60 years. Prico,
only 25 cents. Insist on
hating it. Don't be im- H
posed upon. Reftise the H
dealer's substitute: it is i
not as good as Dr. Bull's.
Salvation OH cures Rheumatism SB
Aches and Pains. 15 & 25 cts. ng3
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1 TWENTY MILLS IDLE.
| As Result of Lock Out ot Union
Opera tires in Alamance County,
N. C.
Greensboro, N. C., Nov. 13.?
The cotton mill trouble in Alamance
county, where several
r
j thousand operatives are locked
out on account of their refusal to
a abandon the Textile Workers'
. union, is practically unchanged,
a For over a month IS to 20 mills
1 have either been standing idle or
a running with reduced forces. The
i union operatives are vacating the
a factory houses as rapidly as pos.
sible, in accordance with orders
t issued some days ago. Those who
a have been unable to secure eme
ployment elsewhere are lempoe
rarilv living iu tents furnished by
- the National Textile union.
e ?
y The 5 Minute Breakfast food,
,e Pvirina. Health Flour
1- JMaH.es J+
y "BRAIN BR.EAD."
PURINA MILLS, St. L^"is. Mo.
1- "
Try and be
" Convinced!
Make a purchase at
R. J. COATS & CO S.
STORE
and yon will be so well pleased
l0 that jou will become one of tin ir
many customers. We handle a
! I nice line of Groceries and Confec!
lioneries, and make a specialty of
j Fruits and Vegetables, the best
the market allbrds. We have
Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes and
Snuff that will please the stnolci?
nro oil AHf/VHO <??.,! jirtrvo*...
r,n' ?? ?*
e TRY OUR PURE CREAM
e | CHEESE
1,1 They are so nice! -New fresh
> i Dates, 11 p to-date, 10c for a pound
package. Our French and Stick
Candies, Chocolates, Cakes and
M Crackers will please the most cx!
acting.
d no YOU KNOW WHO
KEEPS
1 Nice fresh Mackerel, pickled f'iirs
Feet, Tickles in kegs, Dried Fruit
Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef and
t a hundred other things pleasing
to the appetite ?
8 YES : GO TO COATS & CO S.
t STORE
. And never say that you can't get
e what you want until you have
- gone there. Uenienihcr, that we
e don't keep goods on our shelves
y until they are old and not tit for
o use; and hear in inind, too, that
i- WE WILL TREAT YOU
POLITELY
t ii.. .. i
I( imnt'Miv ami squareiy wii^n you
deal with us. Got on our list of
, regular customers and you won't
n be lonesome. Yours, to please,
[ R. J. Goats 5 Go.
.f
vr'.R-v
* exr'fcB.cfiCS
^ ^ ' ^ ^
5 %
' AiiMM MlUHi .. Mil > I'KldMKrlnttrili u<t)
y quioi 1* MWMtn .? dc I '< Irtf ^hotim iv
H'7ontlon i pr. T f' ' i"nlo.t
1.1.1 ? >>t act\y r? ' ... oiiifol. nniOV. ukvii .iu:iL?
s aoiit frca. ??:*!, . v.. irn??
Patent* ink.. - rutjW.
'? nofki*.. wi t. in:'
v Sck.tflis? ;*t m
y A niinllioii'jlr ''1< 'i " * . ' w>t u
? i r i,inn o; nn .. . mil. p.i.r. <i 'i < nn, f e
* j i : f. i ?l.i liy.nl ,i 'trt
I IBtiilN I ? !} 'wiws- 3ew foir
Brand. V %?l.io*t<>i' IkC
I
THE HEAD AND TAIL,
of the matter is simply this?\&
Beef cut from old animals is! Tp
tough, lacks flavor, and is defi- \ ^
cient in nourishing juices. We
prefer to sell flesh of
Young Stock.
It is delicious, tender, rich
and nourishing. Much cheaper,
though costing a little more
money than cuts from old ani-i I,
mals. No better meat than that g
sold at JL
DUFFT'S MARKET-Phone ?\
A good Oyster Stow or Fry
you can get only at my restaurant.
dome and get one.
?REE ^?i
Chinaware,
AT
Mathis a$
! n<
Company, j*
We are giving away coupons l
now for every cash purchase
from our customers. The coupons
run from 5c up to $5. The
prizes run from one piece worth I
110c to #8. Anyone can save up
. u> 1 l l- .i. .1 1:1? "Vr I
; ?T l \YU1U1 ur ij> ? MS yOU 11K.O. 1 Oil i
will got something for every $1
purchase. Wo will have the
chinaware on exhibition next i
week ; call on us.
Our Light Bread
And Cinnamon Rolls are going!
like hot cakes. The people know 1
a good thing when tlioy try it j ^
A fresh lot. on hand now. Wo j fl
have a complete lino of Lang- j
don's package crackers; also I)
loose ones. j ^
Fine Candies. L
v\
Our assortment of Chocolates' *
land Ron Rons is as fine as can j
ihe bought in the city. In pound jK
packages all Chocolate or Ron ;
Ron and Chocolate <?0c We O
have a fine 15c package Choro- r
late ; also loose candy at from *60c
down to 10e ; so you see we ??
can please-any and all.
Groceries
Everybody knows we handle
heavy and fancy groceries.
Yours, to serve,
S. M. Matbis & Co.
JOB PRINTING |
j Done Neatly j
And 5'
tl
* Done Clieap. ^
We Make a Specialy of *
Note Heads, L
Letter Heads. a
Bill Heads,
Envelopes,
Law Briefs, _
Law Blanks,
rnmnm bums,
Deeds and
n n
Mortgages,
Liens and 3
Bills of Sales. Posters,
Progrants,
Hand
Bills.
Your orders solicited.
Enterprise Pub. Co. I
Lancaster, S. C.
[' HEATH B
I Z^INT
: Mercantile
G&T S?
Friday Mornin
We will throw on th<
ith a vengeance the 1;
lorfolk Jew ($21,000).
id dollars worth at
-*6 30 CE
n the dollar. Not cot
est in the land?bougl
the finest snap yet.
he n hmiKf* nflr#* V r?i
ard earned dollar.
Stop, Look
Stop at our stores, i?
sten to the ridiculousl)
ic chance of a life tirn
argains, by no means <
lisses and children's
'eight and latest styles
^owenberg's price is $
lrliPQ* T
?\^a v/v^ J 1\ V- I Of JLV V-/ VV
urs is $4; i i o misses ;
^owenberg's price is $i
re no bargains like the
600 R. &
The #i corset for 75c, tl
oc corset for 25c. Talk i
lese abound. Lack of s
lis stock of bargains. In
rorth of ladies', misses an<
nly 30c on the dollar. J
nits, some as handsome g
nd at far less than the 1
doves and hosiery by the
iou sands.
al:
600 pairs of Men's, I
ihoes. Watch the crc
It begins Friday it
>argain sale ever knowi
rteath Bkg.
'-'-V
%
ANKING J ?
I
Company, ?
FT OF T 0
E WAY
i#> Next,
e market, and rush
>ankrupt stock of a
Twenty-one thous
:nts
f
nmon goods; but the
it for city trade. This ^
The goods will go
1 will save many a
, Listen!
ook at our goods and
r low prices. This is
ie. We quote a few
our best; 350 ladies'
Jackets, the proper
: i lnrliwp' T n /-"l/pfc
5 , t I
50, ours is $15 ; 38
nberg's price is $12,
ind children's Jackets,
.50,our is 55c. There
:se bargains.
Pi POTRfltfi
\A I VV1 k/VtUl
*
%
ic 75c corset for 35c, the
s idle when bargains like
;paqe forbids mention of
the lot we have $ 1,600 *
1 children's underwear at
Sixty ladies' ready-made
arments as can be foundbare
price of the clothmillion,
and belts by the
SO
tidies and Childrens
1 r* . 1
>wcis. ^>ee the stir,
lorning, the greatest 4
1 in Lancaster.
& Mer. Co.