Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 05, 1900, Image 1
You will often I Mk
save the cost of a I I ^
years' subscrip- I 3
tion to the J >
ENTERPRISE I -A. J
^ by consulting its I
advertisements.
Vol. X. ^
0B&. There is nothmKtJng
s0 ^acl ,or a ]
; 1m,-yJn\:ough as cough- J
f 5* /Jv ing. It tears the
rU*jrjNJ *7 . tender membrane
QHnML of tho throat and -4
K^HHSS lungs, and the
wounds thus ^ j
mv - nmut tiiii utl (UC 1
k jBL^Hgerms of con- K
w sumption. Stop *
your cough by
E?^^^HusinK the family N
remedy that ha ri
* KHvSflgBbeen curing >
EgW^^^coughs and colds i
Wyxr of every kind for *4
WW over sixty years. You I
rr can't afford to be with- f
out it. * ( ^
UMTCS
fhqmt
* loosens the grasp of your r^j
4 cough. The congestion Lj
* of the tliroat and lungs is
removed; ail inflamrna<
tion is subdued; and the ^
\ cough drops away. .L
Three sizes: the one
/ dollar size is the cheap4
est to keep on hand; V
\ the 50c. size for coughs
1 you have had for some r-2
.*? time; the 25c. size for pj
A J 1: 1 J
?- ,fl an uiuinury cuiu. k
* ^ 1 "For 18 yours I hnd a very had |T 1 '
~ ^ cough. The doctors ond everybody
1 olso thought I had a true case of /
^ consumption. Then I ti'"d Aypr's L ,
' > | Cherry Pectoral and it o.,.y took a
A bottlo and a half to euro i " L
F. Maiii ox Mux' n, mW
* I Oct. M. 1808'. Collide N.F. f ^
.A Write the Poctnr. If yon h. .? eny r j
M complaint whatever and deslr* the ^
W best medical advicn write tiie Doctor ?
I freely. Address F i
A Pa. J C. AVER, Lowoll. Mass. L
? nr V - Z w - ?> J <
i ,? <> n * i > n i> s si m
A Torpid Liver causes Jepr. telon of Spirit-.
Indigestion, Constipation and Headache. V o
Dr M. .A. Simmons Liver Medicine to stlni
iau; that orran.
The !Lancaste
Clothing &
-J
i . gr1
" ' " '{
I-slaUc
I ISA
ixjnrr i for the n
J* 1ic A w .U line of 1
Underwear at prices that 1
Clothing a
We arc headquarters fo
iivgs, and at prices that
C&ll and let us show you
and clothing. We can sa
on every pair of shoes you
to $3 on every suit of cl
thing for men, so call for
If V?H fir
ii iuu ui
and we will endeavor to 1
* . at the same old stand, in t
to Crawford Bros, drugstc
R. MILE
.NCAS
%
""" LA]
HESTER'S ST A T KM KM
I<>1" tlie Cottou Statistics for the 1
Month and Since September I.
New Orloans, Nov. 30.?Secretary
Hester's New Orleans I
Cotton Exchange statement
issued today shows an increase
for the month in round figures ' 8
of 100,000 bales. The total for!,
November was 1,767,831 against! j
1,658,425 last year. Thepres-r
ent amount of the crop brought \
into sight for the three months t
from September to November 8
inclusive is 299,000 over last }
year. f
The movement from the first c
of September to November 30, r
inclusive, shows receipts at all j
United States delivery ports of! a
3,3(53,635 against 3,oil>,S13 last j a
year; overland across the Miss-p
issippi, Ohio and Potomac rivers I *
471,034 against 581,032 last P
\rnnr Snnf linvn irvill (n 1-1 1
......
exclusive of quantity consumed I jat
southern outsorts 418,202 j
against 430,350 last year; in- <
torior .stock in excess of those 1
held at the commencement of h
the season 506,2S0 against 488,- a
405 last year. These make the
total amount of the cotton crop '?
brought into sight during the C
threo months ending Nov. 30, j,
4,810,151 against 4,519,000 last N
year. Northern spinners took
during the month of November
394,150 bales against 479,048
last year, increasing their total (j
for the three months to 718,455 N
against 837,504 last year.
Foreign exports for the lirst 0
three months of the season have t
been 2,301,002 bales, showing p
an increase over last season of ],
375,380. p
Stock at the seaboard and the p
29 leading southern interior ti
markets on November 30 were
1,434,719 against* 1,755,586 tli^ tl
same dato last yoar.
a
:r #-#- !'
h
Shoe Store's:
h
I j
'I
3HTER I
k
t
I s
r
V
lext 60 days, close out a "
ladies Capes, Skirts and
beat all competition. [
b
nd Shoes.
M
r shoes and gents' fumishastonish
all competition, j
through our line of shoes f
vc. you from 25 to 50 cents *
1 buy of us, and from $1 9
-11 \xt- t 11 ? I;
nines. we nanuie every-1'
what you want
in'i See It i
h
wait on you. We are still
he Johnson Building, next
re. Yours, to serve,
IS, Proprietor.
TE^
SEMI-V
BOASTER, S. C.. WE!
BOGS CORNERED.
^ackers Have Cornered Thei
and Are Making liniiiense
Profits.
Chicago, Doc. 1.?The Timet
lerald to-morrow will say :
A corner has been made o
>ggs. The Price is now 1J? cen
i dozen and how high if will ^
?o one but the men who are ei
Sneering the deal con tell. Th
neti Armour. Swift and ot.hr
lackers and dealers who contri
ho corner, have already mad
ibout half u million dollars an
heir profits have only begui
Phe deal :s of such oroportioi
hat it makes the Phillips cornr
?n corn seem insignificant. Th
leal has been engineered by th
lackers. Armour and Swiff, wh
>ro the largest owner:, ol refrigo
itor cars in the country and wh
lave facilities for handling egi
o hotter advantage than regula
lealers. There is also in the con
u nation the Western Cold Stoi
ee company, the Monarch K;
rigerntor company, Pit reel 1 an
'inkham end C. J{ Weaver i
/0., all of Chicago; if iskeil <
bos worth ol Beatrice, Nob., wh
uy at 150 stations intbecountr
P#A tt 1 an ^?i')nl*r L^A
. ? MVUi< IIJ
"hfi he'd Prescription f or Mnluri
fulls tiritl t'eviT is a bottle of flrove1
asteless Cliill Tonic. It is siinpl
ron arid quinine in a tasteless foru
To oure, no pay. Price 50 cents
It Was A Uuti Hcli'.
"One hundred yours ago tc
ay, on the third Monday i
Jovombor, I SOU, congross ti i-net
in what wascnlh d tho Cit
1' Washington, tin. record^ ?
ho government and tho tw
otises having lioon brough
ither by sailing vossi Is iroi
'hiladolphia. It is di'lieuIt fo
orsons who now visit tho boat
itul capital of the nation, wit
:s miles upon mil' s of tin
lioroughi'ar >s ami it^ p'ondh
ublic and private building*
a realize whet the capital wa
century ago. It was ; mud
ole. There wro no street
h rough which a wagon coul
e driven, except one shot
tretell on Capitol Hill. Set
tors and members had to liv
n hoarding houses at ol
icorgetown, two miles and
lalf away, and get to and frot
he capital the best tljey coul
n carts or on horses. Peiinsv
anin avenue, the now famou
borough fare through which a
he great parades pass, wa
lien a swamp with elder bushes
rhe centennial of tlio Oapitr
>ity is to be celebrated with iit
>osing ceremouies tlio 12th t
icxt month."?Chicago Time?
Ierahl.
Preronlotl n Tragrdy.
Timely information 17iv t> Mrs Dei
ong, of New Straitsville, Ohio, pr?
en ted a dread till tragedy and jave
wo lives. A frigid fill rough had Ion
;ept her awake every night. She ha
ried many remedies anil doctors hi
teadily grew worse until urged totr
>r. King's New Discover> Onebotfl
/holly cured her, and she writes thi
larvelous medicine also cured Mi
,ong of a severe attack of Pnciimonii
iuch cures are positive proof of th
latchlesa merit of fhis grand remed
or curing all throat, chest and Inn
roubles. Only 50c and $1.00. Ever
ottle guaranteed. Trial bottles fre
t Crawford Hros. drug store rt.
lenator l>. S llemlcrson Mas
Narrow i'tampe.
Aiken, Doc. !.?Senator D
londeraon hail a narrow epcap
riitn but t? i? ab.D I'* > - b ? ' '
n-ui uriu^ nmn inm 11 I ti 11 I ti
ras a passenger on the trail
rom Charleston duo here a
:2(). When the irani wuh pull
ng out of White Ton 1 some uu
mown party fired a pistol froi
he outside. The bail passe
hrough the window and passe
ust over Mr Henderson's heac
ho broken glass falling into hi
ap. The aim wan so deliberat
hat there is some suspicion tha
t was an attempt to assasinat
iim.?The State.
It Inm * t'tli'* Iron ."Verve
Vas the result of his splendid healtl
ndonutahle will arid tremendous ei
rg.v are not found where Stoinad
over, Kidneys and Ilowels ne out ?
iriler. If ynu want these qualities an
he success they bring, use l>r. King
*'ew bife Pills. They develop ever
tower of brain and body. Only J5c. i
Irawford Jtros drug store, rt.
ENTE
\fEEK L>Y.
DNESDAY. DECEMBER
NEW YORK'S WAR LRON I
VICE.
ii
ilt is Rumored That the I'ark|
hurst Socialy Will he In
vlted to Join the
i- j < iirsiule.
M ; N v.v Y.,rk Doc. 2?The anti
^ vice committee of liftcoi* aptpoiuted
by v ear'et IS. Smith will
' i probably meet tomorrow for orj
ganiz ation. Headquarters for
I the committee will bo selected
.and vuri> us r>ub committees will
y j be appointed to lake up the criiB?
ado in earnest. It rumored J
tonight that the l'arkhurst So-|
* cioty would bo asked to aid the
>r committee. In that event Kx^
I'olice Commissioner Frank Mobs
|f> itikv be asked to act np counsel to
the committee.
Not. 1:1 the recollection of the)
I oldest tesident of "Red Light"!
f districts ban that section of the
"r 0ity he-en ho cleared of its dens of
vicious character as it was tonight
When the 1'amtnany antivice
cominittoe made its report
' on Friday that there was no vice I
? in the district the members lat>
bored uu ler a mi-appreiioiisiou.
i 1 lie i.o.i e- hid shutters closed.
?? ,
| i ut tin basement entrances were
[stiii open. 1 ho owners took
fright, however, on Saturday I
night and lied. I'lio} had read
" that ('apt. 1 :ins was coming.
s The tight between Capt. Titus
J and the dive keeping element lias,
I now become k waiting game.
The dive epers believe that the;
reform wave soon will tie over,,
and therefore intend to keep
>- their shutters closed until they :
n ''get the tip" to resume business.j
d Com mi i tt-.es of cit'zens in thedis-j
v tric.ts wili tie appointed to keep!
,f a sharp watch lor the return of!
0 the dive keepers. The women in
the district will also organize to
f It a f nun
,l Tomorrow CJapt Titus will ap- |
pp?r in the Fourth District Coutt
as witness for the landlords, who
h claim tha* they have been unable
? to drive objectionable tenants
r] from their promises. Titus and;
ins policemen vril give the necen I
s *ai. eviil* no >, so that tho landI
lor-ls can have no excuse.
(| To < urr- it Colli In Out* Day
lake I.axative Hronio-Quinine Tahifis.
All Urinririst* refund tin- money
1- if il fails to cure. K W. Grove's sig,,
nature is on each box. "J5c.
n Charleston's Font ribution to the
n Penitentiary.
1'hirty-seven prisoners will bo
1- sent from Charleston to the State
is penitentiary at (Columbia today
II or tomorrow. They are tiio law
s breaker* w no wore convicted at
; the recent term ot Court oi Gent|
oral Sessions, and they go to
serve terms from six months to a
. life time. Two murderers pot
life sentences, and Judge Bu- p
ohutiau >iavn every man convict | x
ed the lull extent of the law. f
The youngest prisoner in the i
hand is Coleman Singleton, the
ten year old hoy who got five|
i'j years for highway robbery. He t
it was the chap who snatched & ?'
a pocket hook from a lady in King *
'' Street some months ago.
v Out ot all the murder cases t
"e tried at the Sessions Court only ?
one man is 111 jail waiting to he 1
r' hanged. He is .lames Kelly and '
M he will he lonesome aftvr his fel
v low murderers are gone. Kelly 1
K will he hanged on January 4.? ''
* News and Courier, 3rd. ,
Il Nnfcil Ills log.
1* A. I>anforth, of T.aOranere, <*a.,
? I sutTt ret! mi ten for ix months with j
lit frightful running sore on his leg,!
| b'lt \ riO s t o ".in*Ikii - A mil H Sal \ > !
S w hoilj f urei] it in ten days. Kor I ! !
e eers, \Viiii11da, Hums, Jloils, I'ain or1
Piles it's the best salve in tin- world.
p Cure guaranteed. Only lIBe. Sold by
li Crawford tiros, druggist. rt
.*
Cost of New Y ork's Police.
c| Now York. Dec. 1.?Comptrol
11 I ior (Joler announced today that 1
'? the total cost of the police de- I
3 partment lor (Ireater Now York i
**1 for the ensuing your would roach
t $11,1 (>2,323 ; that the tax per cap- s
* ita to support the department i
would be $3.1 f?. and that tho 1
average aalary of the members of i
I the f orce is $1,377. i
11
'' V tiv linnvi What > an 4 rr Tm l< I <[
>f
(1 W hen you take iJrovc'aTasteless Chill
's Tonio because the fornuila in plainly
y printed on every bottle showing that
t( it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
,tasteless forro. No . uro, no pay. 80c.
[joy iPP
5. moo. '
The Abs<
BAlClN6
is the baking
use, its sale ex
other baking p<
Royal Bakil
its counterpart
Its qualities, xvk
more healthful
appearance and
to itself and ;
in other leaven
ROVAL RAKING POWDER
A Modern Knipiro Huildir.
Nobod v could h;>vp nv i>.l h ?.?
o his start in ;ife than Marcus
3aly. Horn of :? poor Irish famiin
such obscurity r11ut. it ia r.o*
iven certain whether in* iir*t up
joarauce in the .World was on
his or the otl.i r side cf the Atantic;
cast a.'nit on the wharves
>f San Fr.?rici;c.o without a cent
it the ape ot thirteen; digging
lotatoes to earn money enough
o take him to the mines, and
risking himself mining export,
.vithour schooling, t?v dogged
ttiuly of the rocks in which lie
van laboring,? he w s a self made
nan, if ever there was one.
There were plenty of men swing
ng their pioks at his side who
lad had hettc-r advantages than
lis; who had been taught some
hing about geology and miner
ilogy. and who had even b?en
apitalists in a small way. But
hoy kont on swinging picks,
vhile Dalv studied, observed,
>ondered, planned, and finally
ipcame the master of his profesion,and
of the riches to which it
vas the kev,? Review of Reviews
or December.
R(?ry !' n Msivr.
To bp bound hand and foot for yenre
>y the etiains of disease is the worst
orm of slavery, Oeorge I). Williams,
>f Manchester, Mich., tells how such a
lave was made free. He says: "My
vife has been ?o helpless for live years
hat she could not turn over in bed
done. After using t wo hot t les of Klecric
Mitters, she is wonderfully iiniroved
and able to do her own work."
This supreme remedy for female dis
ases quickly cues nervousness, sleep'
essness, melancholy, headache, backiche,
fainting and dizzy spells. This
uiracle working medicine is a godlend
to weak,sickly, run down people
Wvery bottle guaranteed. Only otic
*old by Crawford Uros., Bruggist. t
(Mtl I'rnhs in I oitrf,
Washingtuii, Dfc.
\IootH- chief I t! ( i
ureau, has in <d.> a statement, 11
winch calls attention to tin
recent decision of the I nitec
dates Court of Appea - at liirii
mond, Ya, im >1" ul ih>? respon
ability of a master fo
1amages hv rain to -? <*^rt; '? <?!
rice discharged on an 1 indu Uort i
wharf at Charleston, S C, whni
the weather burc-m had predicted
rain. Ho says, 001 tra - t< wid
ly published r ru o ts, the deci
uon clearly ?int? d t . it \s here tin
dorm warnings are brought t<
the attention of r? -sel masters 1
is their duty to take cognizanei
i?nd observo them, though tin
Court said the ordinary predic
tions of ram, am.w and mod raf?
changes of temperature are los
reliable tlian almost anything o
which the general public is ex
perted to take cognizance. I'ro
Moore contends thn* the deci?ior
was a commendation instead o
? ,
If yon hnrv
BJ anything to n?ll
ll advertiae it la
V?r Jwa/ th? Rnterpri**
Katox rraaooable.
" k * ? '
' r-r-m
No. 71
. _ . _?.. - - il. -'t
Bk $S&
MB BSBBti >s
ilutely Pure
-Powder
" o? i! *
v;iri'.i^ %'iul i?) frfff* ynlr
powder of general
ceeding that of. all
3wdcrs combined, i
lg Powder has not !
at nomc or aoroaa. ;t
lich make the bread
and the cake of finer ^
. flavor, are peculiar
ire not constituent (:
ing agents.
C.reat ermrts are made to Mill alum bakis*
I*>wders under the plea that they are so many
tents a pound cheaper than Royal. The admission
that they are cheaper made is an admission
that they are inferior. But alum powders
contain a corrosive poison and should
not be used in food, no matter how cheap.
CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
a condemnation of storm warnings.
Tl.e bureau, he savs, concede*
that one out of every five
forecasts of precipitation h a
failed ni verification. while there
ha - not been a destructive marine
storm anywhere in the United
States in over six years that was
not preceded bv the danger
warnings, nor a severe cold wave
of which farmers were not given
timely warning.
| Stop* (lie Coitich and Works off
(lie (old.
I.nxat i ve Hromo-Quinine Tablets cure
? rum in ime uajr. ixocurp, tio pay.
1 Price 25 cents.
A Thousand Poisoned With
Arsenic in Beer.
London, Dec. 1.?The beer
poisoning epidemic at Manchester,
which haH so worked up the
north of England, has now spread
to London. The county council
1 announces it is taking active
measures to protect the community.
Many samples of glucose
' used by the brewers have been
found to contain arsenic. In the
Manchester and Liverpool districts
there are already a thousand
patients, and there have been
i nearly 70 deaths due to a particularly
bad lot ofjglucose supplied
1 to favorite local brewer s.
I
| Mall' Mates to Richmond, Va. and
Hotnpn
Annual Convention, Southern
Educational Association, Rich,
tnond, Ya., Dec. 27-2!), 1900.
On account of the above accas
ion, Southern railway will sell
: j round trip tickets to Richmond,
Ya. and return, from all stations
!on its Lines at rate of One First
'Class fare for the Round trip,
1 plus $2 00 membership feo.
1 lckets will be sold from
Washington, 1). C and points in
11 Virginia and North Carolina,
):I)ec. 20th and 27th, with final
'j limit Dec. 31st, 1900, inclusive;
jfrom points in other Southern
lStat.es, Dec. 25th and 20th, with
r final limit .Jan. 2d, 1901. SouthMem
railway otl'ers best service
' ever afforded to Richmond. Fast
11 time and convenient schedules.
MThrough sleeping car between
Birmirigham,Atlanta, Greenvilie,
Spartanburg, Charlotte and Rich
' mond. Hotel Dining cars on all
' through trains,
t w
1 ill uriniiru I U I wriIJH I IUI1 l*H HI
* rate?, reaervationo, etc.. call on
or write any aerent of the South
ern Railway or it? connections.
8 H. Hahdwick, G. P. A.,
s Nov. 24-wa. Atlanta, Ga.,
t
oo? od ton rr r.-:
f
Mi?ls?otr1t?n <*i\n find i\ Ifxlremontln. the
1 tern while me fclTcr is in imrfWiit erMnr Br
f M A Sin-?on# Liver MoUlclr.o I* the he?t
Regulator. T?fi f