Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 05, 1900, Image 2
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Out of Tune and Harsh."
Sbakespcaro's description fits thou and*
of women. They are cross, despondent,
sickly, nervous?a burden to
themselves and their families. Their
sweet dispositions are gone, and they, like
I the balls, seem sadly out of tune. Hut
there is a remedy. They con use
McELREE'S
Wine of Cardui
It brings health to the womanly
organism, and health there means
well poised nerves, calmness, strength.
It restores womanly vigor and power.
It tones up the nerves which suffering
and disease have shattered. It is
the moat perfect remedy ever devised
to restore weak women to perfect
health, and to make them attractive
and happy, f i.oo at all druggists.
For advice in cases requiring special
directions, address, giving symptoms,
,*'The Ladies' Advisory Department,"
The Chattanooga Medicine
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
BKV. J. W. SMITH. Camden, 8. C.,
sni?"My wife uaed Wine of Cardui at home
fur railing of the womb ana It entirely cured
LANCASTER ENTERPRISE.
Published tvery Wednesday and Saturday
BY
Tba - Enterprise Pnbllstiii* Company
A I CI V.iltnr
One Year $ 1.00
Six Months 50 cts
Three Months 25 cts
In Advance.
Wednesday, December 5, 1900.
What is known as the short,
session of Congress convened
Monday at noon, pursuant to
Constitutional provision. It
will last till March 4th. The
President's voluminous message
was read the first thing.
It. is a matter of regret not
only to the members of the
Methodist congregation here,
but to all our citizens, that Rev.
A. N. Brunson has been taken
from Lancaster. But all will
lto glad|that since Mr. Brunson
is to leave us, his place will be
filled by one whom Lancaster
regretted loosing a few year ago,
Itov I \f St....... M_
I.W T . 1/ . All. ^irdVlliKtll. mi
Brunson goes buck to Yorkvillo
and Mr Stcadnian returns to
Lancaster.
President McKinley makes
the following reference in his
message to the necessity of increasing
the army :
It must be apparent that we
will require an army of about
(>0,000, and that during present
conditions in Cuba and the
ti.? r? u - ? >'
x uitJ I rusiuciii S|Kill
liave authority to increase the
force to the present number of
100,000. Included in this
number authority should he
given to raise native troops in
the Philippines up to 15,000
which the Taft commission believe
will he effective in detecting
and suppressing guerillas,
assassins and Ladrones than
our own soldier.
The full discussion of this
subject by the Secretary of War
in his annual report is called to
your earnest attention.
I renew the recommendation
made in my last annual message
that the Congress provide a
special medal of honor for the
volunteers, regulars, sailors and
marines on duty in the Philippines
who voluntarily remained
in the service after their terms
of enlistment had expired.
I favor the recommendation
of the Socretary of War for the
detail of officers from the line
of army when vacancies occur
occur in the adjutant gen
rral's department, inspector
general's department, fjuartermaster
general's department,
subsistence department, pay department,
ordnance department
and signal corps. The army
cannot be too highly commend
ed for its faithful and effective
service in active military operations
i0 the field and the ditfik
cult work of civil administra
tion.
Concerning affairs in tin
Philippines lie says :
While seeking to impress upor
you that the grave responsibility
of the future government ol
those islands rests with the con
gress of the United States, J
abstained from recommending
at that time a specific and fina
form of government for the tor
ritory actually held by tlu
United States forces, and as
long as insurrection continues
that the military must necessarily
be supreme. I stated my
purpose, until the congress shall
have made known the formal
expression of its will, to use tlu
authority vested in me by the
constitution and the statutes tc
uphold the sovereignty of those
distant islands, as in all other
places where our flag rightfully
floats, placing, to that end at
the disposal of the army and
navy all means which the liberality
of congress and the people
have provided. No contrary
expression of the congress having
been made, 1 steadfastly
pursued the purpose so declared
employing the civil arm as well
toward the accomplishment of
pacification, and the institution
of local governments within the
lines of authority and law.
Progress in the hoped for direction
has been favorable. Our
forces have successfully controlled
the greater part of the
islands, overcoming the organized
forces of the insurgents
and carrying order and administrative
regularity to all quarters.
What opposition remains
is, for the most part, scattered,
obeying no concerted plan of
strategic action, operating only
by the methods common to the
traditions of guerilla warfare,
which, while ineffective to alter
the general control now established,
are still sufficient to
beget insecurity among the popillations
that have felt the good
results of our c mtroi and thus
delay the conferment upon them
of the fuller measures of local
self-government, of education
and of industrial and agricultural
development which we stand
ready to give them.
how to Cure Croup.
Mr. R. Cray, who lives near Atnenia,
Ductless county, X. Y? says: "Chain beriaiiis's
Conjfh Remedy is tlie best
medicine 1 have ever used. It is a line
children's remedy for croup and never
fails* to cure. When given as .soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough has developed,
it will prevent the attack. This
should he borne in mind and a hottle
of the Cough Remedy kept at hand
ready for instant use as soon as these
symptoms appear. For sale by J. F.
Mackej Co.
A Big Heal Estate Sale.
Baltimore, Mil., Dec. 3.?It
is understood that Wilson Lee
Camden, of Baltimore, lias negotiated
the sale to former
Senator Henry (L Davis and
Senator Stephen B. Klkins, of
West Virginia, of a tract of 14,(>00
acres in Barbour and Upshur
counties, West Virginia.
It is said, that the property
contains extensive coal deposits,
and that the purchase*s will
open the mines The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad extends
through a portion of the field,
hut it is said to bo more than
likely that the West Virginia
Central Railroad will he extended
from Reling, when operations
are begun. The tract
adjoins the property of the Century
Coal Company.
Kruger'sTour Limited.
London, Dec. 4.?The Vienna
correspondent of the Daily
Chronicle wires that Mr Kruger
will not visit either Vienna or
Rome.
Denver, Col, December ?
[The official canvass of the
Presidential vote in Colorado
was finished today. Based on
lie highest vote roceived by the
electors on each side Bryan received
122,944 and McKinley
93,141, making Bryan's plur
ality 29,803.
A PIIIM
| II B VI flatiita Ourod at my HunntorI.111
torn. I* lT? <Uy?. Hnnrirvit3
of rnhtMirMi n -i-acmlty Knot on
| Li) )r?vitm?n? ?>nt r Itr.K. A-Mrin.
I O. M. V;OOLU<| A tint; ,C
t
Do you
Cough?
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will euro t
Cough or Cola nt once. Conquori
f Croup, Whooping-Cough and Measle
Cough without fail, Mothers praist
. it. Doctors prescribe it for Bronchi
1 tis, Hoarsenoss. Grippe, Pneumonli
r and Consumption. It gives quick
] sure results. Price, 25 cts. Rofhsotlu
dealer's substitute ; it is not as good
DrJBulfs
Cough Syrup
Always cures when others fail.
| Dr. Bull's Pills cure Constipation and Llvei
I Troubles, so pills, 10 cts. Trial box, 5 cts
'
i
; Try and be
Convinced !
, Make a purchase at
R. J. COATS & CO S.
STORE
1 1 -M It- !
aim you win oo 6o well pieaset
that you will become one of theii
many customers. We handle i
nico lino of Groceries and Confec
tioneries, and make a specialty o
. Fruits and Vegetables, the besi
the market a fiords. We havt
Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes anc
Snuff that will please the smok
ers, chewers and dippers.
TRY OUR PURE CREAM
CHEESE
They are so nice ! New fresl
Dates, up to-date, 10c for a pounc
package. Our French and Stick
Candies, Chocolates, Cakes ami
Crackers will please the most ex
1 acting.
DO YOU KNOW WHO
KEEPS
1
Nice Iresh Mackerel, pickled Tigf
. Feet, Tickles in kegs. Dried Fruit
Bologna Sausage. I tried Beef anc
a hundred nlher Ihimrc nloauiiK
I -
lo the nppetite ?
YES : GO TO COATS A CO S.
1 STORE
And never say that you can't gel
what you want until you havt
pone there. Remember, that wt
don't keep poods on our shelve)
until ihey are oid and noi lit t'oi
use; and hear in mind. loo. thai
WE WILL TREAT YOU
POLITELY
honestly and squarely when yoi
(leal v\ith us. (let on our list o
repular customers ami you won'i
be lonesome. Yours, to please,
R. J. Coais & Go.
More Mules
Coming !
Yes, and
Horses, Too !
llavinp well niph sold out tin
iwo carloads <>l stock we receive*
llie other dav, our Mr. Crawfor*'
is now on the western market!
Iniyin^ more Mules and 11or-<^.?
lor our rapidly increasing trade
The carloads of new stock beinf
bought by Mr Crawford are ex
pected to arrive here Saturday o
this week, so don't fail to cal
and see thern You'll
Find in the Lot
Some rare beauties in both Mules
and Horses. And while you nr<
looking at our lino stock, yoi
can take a peep at our handaoiix
display of vehicles?Ruggies an<
W agons.
ELLIOTT OH A WFORD.
Wanted I
The position of resident specia
, agent of the Equitable Life As
surance Society for Lancaster am
vicinity is open to a man of goo*
character and ability. A val
. liable contract, carrying renewal
* will be given to the right man
, Address, VV. J. Kodokv,
i tf. Rock Hill, S. C.
Registration Notice.
rillT K IM'BliK! will take notice tha
JL thr Regiatration Hooka will b
open at tbi COURT UOU8R for th
, registration of partiea entitled to reg
iater under thr constitution, on th
1st Monday t Tuesday in each monft
until Bo days preceding the genera
\ election. J. M. CAHKEY,
f'hair. Kd. Reg. Lancaster f'o.
March 7. jvoo
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> MAKING HOGS
OF
THEMSELVES.
[ The Pork, Hams and Beef which we iSI
offer our customers is cut from 1
_ animals which have been correctly
fed from their earliest days. The
OBJ EOT w as not so much to
make them fat as to make Fine,
Kich, Tender meat perfectly
adapted to the needs of those
with retlned tastes.
'7~ S?v"l r Will Certainly like
I II i the flavor of What you
-A- V?' V?y buy 'rom
Dufft's i
Market and Uostaurant.
j Fresh Norfolk Oysters Friday *
and Saturday
. 'Phone No. ?o.
I V
m&mma
Ever^r cotton planter should .
5 write forourvaluable illustrated E
| pamphlet, "Cotton Culture." ]]
r It is sent free. u
Send nam* and address to
GERMAN KALI WORKS, 9j Nassau St., N. Y.
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SlMyiai Car Strtiea
Excellent dally t>a*aenf*r aervloe bedweea
8 Florida and Maw York.
No* :# and M?V*w York and Florida R*
area*. Drawing-room sleeping oar* Ui?Ma
Auguata and Now York.
Pallmaa drawing-room sleeping oar* between
Port Tampa, Jacksonville. Maranuak. Washington
and New York. ^
Pullman sleeping *ar* between Charlotte and
Richmond. Hitting oar* between Chariotta V
and oavannah. a
Mo*. Ud and art? U. 8. Pant Mall. Through
Pullman drawing-mom buffet *1 caving ear* be warn
. nekton rill* and New Yors end Pall(
aotu "looping cere between Augusta and Uher'
to I to Dining car? nerve all meal* er.routa |
* ruliiintu slcb.oing car" between Jacksonville I
p and Columbia enrnute dally ltetween Jaokaoe .
elite and Cincinnati, via AsheviU*
? PRANK S HANNON. J. M-CULT.
ThlrdV-P. A Hon. Mgr., Traffic Mar.,
'- Washington, L>. (Jl WnHhlngton.l) O I
?' W.ATTMK ?. H. HARD WICK, I
Ittou. Pass Ag'U, AB't Hen. Pa** A^'C
Wa niniiiun, D. O Atlanta, da I
I HEATH B
J -A-^S
f Mercantile
' GEM
Friday Mornir
We will throw on th
/ith a vengeance the I
Norfolk Jew ($21,000).
nd dollars worth at
->8 30 CE
n the dollar. Not cor
>est in the land?bougl
> the finest snap yet.
ike a house afire. Yen
lard earned dollar.
cfnn i aai/
OIUJJ, LUUIV
Stop at our stores, 1*
isten to the ridiculously
ho rhnnrp of n lifr? Hm
. - W II I V Villi
>argains, by no means <
msses and children's
veight and latest styles
^owenberg's price is $
aches' Jackets, Lowei
)urs is $4 ; i i o misses ;
^owenberg's price is $1
re no bargains like the
600 0. &
The $1 corset for 75c, tl
oc corset for 25c. Talk i
hese abound. Lack of 5
his stock of bargains. In
forth of ladies', misses an<
mly 30c on the dollar.
uits, some as handsome g
nd at far less than the 1
doves and hosiery by the
housands.
AL!
;6oo pairs of Men's, L
Shoes. Watch the crc
It begins Friday rr
)argain sale ever knowr
Heath Bkg.
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Company, f
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TT OF T 9
[E WAY
i?,Neil,r '
e market, and rush
bankrupt stock of a k
Twenty-one thous:nts
e*nmon
goods; but the
it for city trade. This < *
The goods will go
i will save many a
I in\ah I
, LiaiCIl !
3ok at our goods and
r low prices. This is
e. We quote a few
our best; 350 ladies'
Jackets, the proper y
> ; 10 ladies' Jackets,
^50, ours is Si 5 ; 38
iuerg s price is ft 12,
ind children's Jackets,
.50, our is 55c. There
:se bargains.
G. Corsets.
ic 75c corset for 35c. the
s idle when bargains like
;pace forbids mention of
the lot we have ft 1,600
1 _ 1- r 1 J ? '
j cnnuren s underwear at
sixty ladies' ready-made
arments as can be found- -jfe
jare price of the clothmillion,
and belts by the
BO
^, j:
?auies> ana ^nnurens
>wds. See the stir,
lorning, the greatest
i in Lancaster.
& Mer. Co.