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Only Known I what suffering: from falling- of the I womb, whites, painful or irregular I menses, or any disease of the distinctly 0 feminine organs is. A man may sympa1 thixe or pity but he can not know the I agonies she goes through?the terrible | suffering, so patiently borne, which I robs her of bcnuty, hope and happiJ ne>s Yet this suffering really U B needless. McELREE'S Wine of Cartful | will banish it. T*m medicine cures an "" xomaie cuteascs " quickly and permanently. It does away with humiliating physical examinations. The treatment may be taken at home. There is not continual expense and trouble. The sufferer is cured and stays cured. Wine of Cardui is becoming the leading remedy for all troubles of this class. It costs but $x from any druggist. For advice in cases requiring special directions, address, the "Ladles Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. T* M ?J. O. J. WFST. NMhrUK Tenn., %grr:tes i ? ''This wond?rlul medicineou^ht to bo In evnry/vouoo wiiero there ore guls uul women.'' LJKMSTBR GVMll'IIM. ?ublished hvefy Wednesday and b&turd?y BY Tba Enterprise - Publishing Contyaiiy A. J. CLARK Kd.for. One Year J I 00 Six Months 50 cts rhrse Months 25 cts In Advance. Saturelay, J an nary 12, 1901. It the state board of directors pushes the investigation of the Kingstree dispesary robbery and punishes all found guilty, will do much to prevent such occurrence elsewhere hereafter. ?Columbia Kecord. From 0. K. Some two weeks ago we Jell the dull, monotonous walls ol college and came home for the holidays. A release from study would have been pieasaur in itself ; but home, loved ones and old friends have made tins vaea tion a most happy one. We could relate mauy very familiar inci dents, but time forbids. Never ! theless, wo may say 6ome few I things about the people of thir. section. We are very glad to see this kind an<i hospitable people 11 such good eiremittances. Alunos. everybody has a Jitt.le pocket, chacge and a few balos of cotton v.hich is being held tor a better price. All seem to wear th hippy smile of contentment nn less it hi some jealous beau wiv? thinks his sweet heart has looked too favorably on an envied riva.. Of course, his long face gi\es way to a 'five feet" smile whe > she tells him there is no one els i in the world so dear as him. Yes, these old ami young farmers are ontentcd. They are all happy, even the horse-swapping general Griffin us he bravely faces the cold wind on the first. M?>mt i-i happy and pay None of our citizens are millionaires, very few have their thousands but all hav peace and harmony whh each other. They belong to one of the most important elements of our nation, the I at .,ierp element. Tlio great poet. Goldsmith. was thinking of this class when his feeling? found vent in the f aaiiliar words: "I'rlnccs and lord# may flourish and m.*> fade; a breath can mnhn thctn as a breath hatli made I'-.t a bold peasantry, a country's pride ()nc? destroyed, can never be supplied." The women of this section are like their mothers were, proud patriotic and beautiful. It seems * hat it might be said of the daugh t? rs of this township, "None Can fair< r be," In every good and noble cause tney are found working and aid ing for the betterment of tItih community. They nro strivmc to make it an ideal one. Their elevating influence in felt and appreciated by all. Tak ? from uj 011 r fair women and our community would almost be mean i "glean. The people are making moat rnpid strides in advancement ?:'ong all lines. Prof. O. A. Plyl?r at Bethel, Prof. M. J. Green : t Tabernacle and Prof. Z. V. Ganieli at Tradesville puard the educational interests of these k neighborhoods. In such hands, we are sure, tho training of our bovs and girls i? safe. For a stimulus we have our up-to date superintendent,* Prof A.. C. Kowell, in our undst. He has already taken commendable steps which are but the beginning ones of greater and more farreaching importance. We hope for him the strong arm of the public for support, and may he win for himself the well-deserved plaudit "Well done." Our communieation with surrounding towns is good at present, but we hope to have better soon. Mr. G. M. Plyler, a hustling business young man, is looking after this and we expect nothing but success. We are glad to say the health of this community is good. Nothing but a case or two of fever mars the pleasure of good health. I)r. W. H. S*pp is tho physician. Lie has not lost a single case of fever this year?a fine record. Well, we are off for the dull prison walls of college, still mem orv lags behind. Of the past two weeks wo have fond recollections and tender regards. We have all 'made new resolutions and prom ises and lets profit by them. May this people continue to bo happy and prosper is my wish. Filius Aqhi Calae. Three hundred schoolboys wore asked for a written answer to this question, "Would yon rather b? a man or a woman and why?'' Of the entire 300 only t wo orefered to be women, one because "the female sex is good without any troublo, but it is hard for the male sex to be good The second boy wanted to bo a woman because "women have more eense than men.1' Both, fhese answers to be commended to the attention of the masculin sex. On the other hand,ot 300 girls who wore asked the same question 35 per cent wished to he men. One desired it because "men can vote and talk politics." How to Cure Croup. M r. It. Gray, who lives near Amcnia, Duchess county, X. V., says : "('harnberiains's t ough Remedy is the best medicine I have ever used. It is a line children's remedy for croup and never fails to cure. When given as soon as tlie child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough has developed, it will prevent the attack. This should be borne in mind and a bottle of the Cough Itemedy kept at hand reauy fur instant us^ as soon as thoso symptoms appear. For sale by .) F. Mackey A (Jo. ? ? m ^ m i A now profession for woman lias sprung up. It is that of love editor on a daily newspaper. The love editor takes charge of | all all airs of the heart for sentimental young women in distress. Since nearly all young women are sentimental, the profession must 1)0 a lucrative one. Lately one of these mourning young female souls wrote and asked the love editor what to do in the case of ditl'orenco in theology between sweethearts. One was Catholic, the other protestant. The young man would not marry the girl unless she adopted his faith, which about broke her heart, for she did not wish ! to change her religion because, mark you the reason, "because my folks would object." That religious faith which is depend ent on one's "folks" must have *tr,ick very deep indeed. It is like that of the cook who said in regard to her theology. "I chan gos my religion to suit them as I lives with." (Misery at iono. No house w is ever loo small to hold po 'ce. Gossip has a forked tongue, hut scandal has talons An epicure eats in French, a gourmand in every language. The woman who can Jam use will never lack homage. Until you are maligned, never consider yourself of great importance. Woman's be* t attitude is tact; man's a uood memory. To not requires talent ; to write it, insight; to dress it, genius. Wailing never wiped out error. Working may. Any one may write a hook ; it requires knowledge not to. No woman is safe with a man who would kick a dog.?Philadelphia Record. Dr. M. A. Simmon* Liver Mertlelno Clour* thr Complexion, jjlxo* riouvanoy to the Mine!, tttre* IJryiflacUe. Awta** StDRMOb Wowfta iTiri Lfeor, KAYS STEVENS. HarriiKO o! a Popular Couple in Itock Kill. Rock Hill, Jan. 9 -St John's boautiful church this evening at 0 o'clock first put on her bridal array. It was beautiful indeed. The chancel rail covered with white was wreathed with the ivy's dark green and crowned with a profusion of potted plants. The whole rear wall of the pulpit was a mass of J graceful garlands. Forming tho arch in front of which stood the clergyman were two palm trees,while the choir platform was a bower of feathery ferns and stately lillies. The church was crowded from pulpit to door. The occasion on this brilliant gathering was tho marriage of two of our most popular young people, Miss Margaret Aston Rays and I)r Win. Gilmore Stevens, and is of interest to a circle of friends and acquaintances in tho State. Tho Rev. II. W. Bays father of the bride, officiated. He was assisted by his brother,the Rev Dr. W. W. Bays of SalisburyN.C. Miss Marion Johnson presided til ltif? mvrii n ntiil wnu n/?r?nir? panied l>y Capt. Iredo 11 Jones and Mrs. W. B Strong upon the yiolin and Prof. W.B.Strong upon the clarionet. Mendelssohn's beautiful Wedding march invited the pair to the altar, while Lohengrin sped i their departure. Tho bridal j party with its fair woman and bravo men formed a handsome group as it gathered to hoar and witness tho solem vows. The bride wore an-exquisite gown of white satin with pearl trimmings and carried bride roses. The maid of honor and the brides-maids wore white organ-1 die overtall'eta ^ilk and carried j white carnations. Tho grooms- j iikjii and ushers in full evening! dress wore white carnation. 1) utonniers. i Miss Willie Francis Bays wasj maid of honor and Mr. John T j Stevens best man. The other couples were Miss ! Mary Herbert Bays of Bock Hill I with Edward il. Hardin of i 1 I Chester; Miss Annie Stevens of Rock. Hill with Mr. \V. Blackburn Wilson, Jr., of Rock ilill ; Miss Jennie Dalziel Sprunt of this city with Mr. Marion Sims Witherspoon of Lancaster; Miss llattio Steycnsof Rock Hill,with j Mr. (J. H . (1 rot* 110 of Rook II ill ; J Miss Mamie Rays of Salisbury, N. C. with M. Jas. II. Stevens J of Chester : Miss Lacy A. Rays' jof Rock Hill, with Mr. Herbert ! W. Dunlap also of Rock Ilill. Mr. Will Williams of Lancaster Dr. Rart Witherspoon of Charlotte ami Messrs. Robt. J. Lindsay and Jas 11. Beckham of | Rock Hill After the marriage ' a reception was given at home of i tht* bride's parents in Hampton I st reet The display of presents was unusually largo and handsome in cut glass, silver, statuary,etc l>r. Stevens and bis bride left | on the evening train for a tour I of northern cities. 'Icllcr, Nil If-V{ lifii m Mini llrxcinn. Tbe interne' itching ami smarting incident t<> f!>* ?* diseases, i* instantly allayed hy npp'yinir < lihml>orImin'e Eye and ,-vkin Ointment Many vpry bad eases have ben permanently cured t?y it. li equally efficient for Orbing piles ami a favorite remedy for *or? nipples, chapped bands, chilblains, frost, bites and elironie sore eyes. 2." rents per box. For sale by Hickory Urove l>niir Company. 1-yr THE! PIIOBMX IMMEl'O. MARTFOROi conn. () ASSETS, January 1st, 100lf $5,583,404.25.? Insures town and country property. Agent at Lancaster. A. J. CLARK Jan. 9, 1001. ly. JtaBnU's I! gjCOUGH SYRUPA m cures Hacking Coughs, 1 M Soro Lungs, Bronchitis. M M Grippe, Pneumonia ancl nil sovere lung affections. vfX JH Why then risk consump- |jA flffl tion, n slow, euro death ? EE Crtf Take warning I Act at Efl once! Buy a bottlo of Ea Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, |9 J a doctor's prescription, H used over 50 years. Price, 9 only 25 cents. Insist on ? ? fan having it. Don't be im- Lvl poeed upon. Refhse tho Pi dealer's substitute ;it is I not as good ns Dr. Bull's, WJ I Salvation Oil cures Rheumatism I Aches and Pains. 15 A 25 eta. pB > LANCASTER A\ CHESTER RAILWAY. Between Chester ami Lancaster Schedule in Effect Suptetnlu.r Iflth, HMO. Dull!/ Exee/tt Sunday. Sou i h bound' Nurti.un'itiir No. 16. No. 17. No. 10. No. 14 P. ftf A. M l |P. M. a. y S Id V 40.1 I.v ...Chester Ar ft 55 7 57 !0 IH!* "... Kriox ..." 5 SO 0 47 to :!u,* "... Klchburr ... ' ft oo 7 Si 1 ! I 17 0 67 10 4(i .1 " Ilunooriivilli .. " I 'J* 7 1" ? 1:1 1100* "...Port Lown..." I lift 0 67 l! "0 " . "I y V) U lOiil Ar. L.incttxiur.. Lvl 4 ft Q P. M. A M.j ll> M. A. .v ' No 14. len\lnir Laticnater 8.30 a. in,, nir.ke? close connection .1; Chester with Southern ' Railway No 36 for Chariotii and points north ; ami Soiilxmrd Air l.lno 'At'Antiv S|>..,>Ihi" for Atlanta and point/4 wst /No wills Carolina &, Northwostei'Q !fv No In for L-nn'.r N ('., sod n' D? p. i t is ' So'.tl 1 il .{ ,1 way No 3:4 fc nluml l<:,nd pom's smth. No 17, its" Cheater .i lo i. m . connect* . i Southern Ity No. hi from 6'- tmbln *0.1 fs/it, s south Seaboard Air f.lne Atlanta Special" frcNorthern ant! Eastern poluu and Southern It>. No 33 from Not thorn and INst rn ih into, and at Lancaster w itii s c A O E. for lllacknbiirf I X< . 16, l- uvli.i; I.nnostsie- 5 ' >' n i:: . <niiccU ;tt Lancaster -.? ' tit s c a ( ) ' from Camden and Marlon Sou thorn Rj N .A KChesier fot ' Chorion, and pod tsnoith No lft leaving Cheated 8.10 p in., ronnecta nt 11 Clienter with Southern Railway No 31 .rue . Columhi. and points south I.KKOY Sl'JtlNCS, J. M. II KTil, Preside .t j (ioo'l. Pas. Ap-*nt. . p py/ fa vP S(f The-. sinned :re is on every box <-f the gen una i . Laxative Urcmo-Quinine Tablets | . tee remedy that ei;**-.., ,? rolit in one tin; gj| 9 Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening aud reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It is the latestdiscovereddigestant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It in efficiency. It In slantly relieves and permanently cures dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, Gastralgia.Crampsand allotbsrroMilis of imperfect digestion. Price50c. and ft. Largo siiqcpnhhn?8K MnWS SmallsUe. Kooa allabJUtjly^iKtfSl'a jaiAo-Ur^ Prepared bw C. C. s?W'tT A CO.. CfelcaoA '..itr n. . !< 'in iir 1 I'nii i**?, Aj <i l'i\ us n tii|? tit*. I.iiniix cur-'d by i.mot' t..w VIiim Wnii or Auditor's Notice. I.ANOASTKR, S. <Dec. 5. lhOO. | >r<?TiCK is hereby given that this I i.lliiH will in* open Iroiu r I K.ST I 1 >-VV or JAM AKY to till' 2uTII I l?A"\ oi KKIIHI'A IfY I'.Mll, for tin* ; purpose of receiving the n turns of the ' r. \ nav :>r .; f Lnnonsfer cinnfv ; I All persons having* pr< perly in their j possession or control. *.> manageri-, ' Iliolders, i<r tin husband, pnri'nt, guardian. I rustoe. exerut or. administrator, 1 receiver, account ing olllcer, agent, at- j I torney or factor, on the first day of : Jan liar j ?. (?!. n *? required to list the i same for taxation within tlie time re-I quired by law or incur tin- penalty of lifty percent which a'taohes in case ; of failure to do so. The poll tax of one I>ol!ar is laid upon a!' male jit-oii's let ween 'lie ages "f ii and Oh years, except persona w Mo are niaimed and unable to earn a support , also onfederate soldiers ab >ve ttie ige oi "io years. The \ndttor or an as. latant will at-J I tend the follow ing pin e- sti theronnjty on ' he day named below for the i 001 lenience of ' h< puhlt . PStoola Yuesdn ,, Junuiir; at':. 11 rn I'.'iTi-ar.t x .?t.< vVcdre 'i; Ji> 11 siti Beiair- Thurso*1 . J.oi |i"J? ? V.o Wyrlslt-Ki Ida y. Jan Itt'i ulxle. :t rji., d'.is.i'. > in . Mm It. .1 oi- lltli. Tr-tdi'Mvlllr?1Tunsdaj . I .n ISth Tux.'O'iw \v.I.i\, Jar a'ah. Klatt i* '-k i'U rot. Thur-J in I7ih. l)r i ? Prl i \ Ian out l*rln-us? S in May fun IWt'i If ti.c Co'.d Mini - Monday. Ja 21s' K-rsl aw - Tuesday and We i Jan SXd and .'3d. 11.rail Hprii p? -Tt -s i - S an -j id. r,wn*in' Oil i" 'i iv, ' hi .1 i 2 hi I)-. I'll ' O .-in. ' .1 i'I. "Stli l nder en act of the legislature, all persons having a vrros- income of i-j,RtMi or more are required to make a return ol ttie same to the Auditor at tin* time of making f lie-. r other ret urns. It will he to the interest or every taxpayer t-> make his return promptly of all personal proper!y ; also of nil transfers or fmpr' \ enf* on n al estate, and save the penalty of f>0 per cent, which attaches a'fer the 20th of J-Yuruary. \'i persona tenth i 4 Heir return* to this office by mail, will plenae ?i<n the oath at bottom of return before an officer who i* authorized to tnkp ttje came. JOHN A. OOK, 11 itt> Auditor l)ea. a, 1 Ma 3EMI-ANNUAL mm erg IVc 3cc ?>8 N e w And the New C< Clearing All Winter C We Have decided to c lliinir inncl ii*i^ i n co-i cam i u i ii ^ in viJi iii jv-a.n;ii Object of this Sale is to This is no ordinary sa Cash Buyers. We ma all lines. Many goods w even LESS. Everything Its Siaughtei Now is the chance of profit by this unusual C BARGAIN C 5,000 y ?r?]s ?ino.l Alamance *?i> f>(0 " ? ('ollon Flam 1 ,Q0O Mi,I Flunnelotts 1 r>00 ' French FlnnnHott 1*200 " Schoolboy Joan, 1. !?'iniiijii(var-l squan lil . , i,, : T i! '/ o .i?. .O.- An .... Turkey Red Table Damask, .'>5 I>i>ileyp? and Napkins very Che Best Calico*, Indigo Blues Tur the Best Standard Fancies Ladies' .Jackets Lilted with Qu ** * Fancy kind, va " *4 Nicely made, v Black Fur Oolloretts, value $ 1. ?? .. Larger, value $*2.00, * " Full size, value $2.'2 A few larirc llamLome (.'apes 1 I.urge Double Cloth Capes, val Small Plush Cloth Cape, value A few splendid Rainy-Day Ski SHOE 15 AIM LONG TO 100 pairs Ladies' Fit o Dongoli lace, or t.rcna!. price ! placed on the Barg down at The entire lot bought to go it Wo alfto ha vo somo l>iu \ allies Buy Undei MenV !. i y Pi > ? f 1n< <1 Sit ? ~?>0 ? t'llU Oat".I ?flow < Ludi<"-\ Missaos and ( till Iron's Lad tOs V ew! H, Some Gre; .r?0 pair- lino 4.00 t'assimoro '2't pairs fine $2.00 CajHimoro 150 pair woo! pants?mixot! i .">0; your choice for Came Too Lab tl 14 fine Black Overcoats, value Many Specials we have not The Canson CP k "53 * ICE SALE! GUI III III 'I III IMffrBCTHMI TEvnNKv-mas J YearB^ ^ antury With a Big ^ ?ut Sale. * 1,1 ' ' 11 11 - loods Must Go. arry nothing over. HveryNo matter about cost; the Unload winter stuff, le, but a great chance for ke unusual reductions along ill go at HALF Price; some * we offer, a bargain. 1 Already Began. t a lifetime?Don't fail to ut- Price Sale. onters Loaded With Hot Stuff. !y 4 cents. .fl 7A cent value, only 5 44 0 cent value, only 0 4? s, 10 cent value, only 7$ 44 "> cent value, only 10 4* i>), 20 Cent value, only 15 44 nt value, only 25 4cel.i vaIue, on!\ 25 4; an. 2~? cents a Dozen and up key Reds, Silver Gray;: and i, v<11 ii*' w j rent*. imiji ;) reins. illcr Sit in, value #S 50, only $4 l>f?. W iluo $0.75, only $3.95. nine $5 00, only $2.95. 25. only 75 cents. only $1.00. 5, only $1.25. very cheap. u?? $1,00, only 05 cents, i $ 1.25, only 1)0 ik rls, value $4.00, only $2.75. UIXS BE REMEMBERED. t and (iIosh Kid hutlon and $2.00. $2.50 and #3.00? am counter and inarkc d $1.2 5. i n day. in Children*' Shoe* % . ? wear v>neap. rtH Jit. I F '"it w rs,'Mir prii'i' r.ly 05 coti18, ^ 1'mwti Shirts from 2f? to 50 " 1 2n to 40 %i at Pant Values. j>;int? now $2.00. |>.iht!>. now $ 1 .'if). I(?i?viiluc from 75 emits to 75 rontn. e For he Holiday Trade. % $0.00; will let them uo fur $0.50. ppace to mention, ,-J& VSH STORE.