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Ppppppr F The Comin of SSatfy P brings joy or pain. It's for the J Smother to decide. With good health r land a wrong womanly organism, i< motherhood but a.Ids to a woman's ? attractiveness. | of g^ryAfil | a tnkesaway all terrors by strengthening J the vital organs. It fits a mother for 4baby's coming. By revitalizing the tj nerve centres it has brought chubby, ?j crowing youngsters to thousands of "V70U1U pc wtirouttt. oo 1 Po: advice la c.uee requiring special S directions, address, giving nyraptoms, * " The Ladies' Advisory* Department," ; The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat'.i Lanoc ;a, Tenn. c. C ? BIRf..lf)tIISAHALE.?)f .TofTcreon, Oiu, rtrii~"\Vhcn I first too* Wln? of Cnrdul . wc had boon norri'.'d threo yeans out could not hove any children. Nine month* later j iscTMrrey j LANCASTER ENTERPR^ET I - blished hvery Wednesday and Saturday 1 I liY ?b.8 Enterprise PuMlsMng - Companyj A. d. CLAitK Kill tor. One Vear $1.00 Six Months 50 cts "hroo Months 25 cts In Advance. Wedneday, January 16, 1901. It begins to look like the winter be mild. Mr. M. J. Hough of Lancaster, I brother of Senator W. C. llnm?hl - - rr~ and a graduate of the South Carolina college has been selected as clerk ot the judiciary committee of tiie house.?The State, loth. The pre idential electors met Monday in Columbia and cast ho nine votes ol the state lor llryan and Stevenson, ami delegated Mr.W.VV. Williams ofAikon to bear the returns to Washing-; ion. This will he a profitable job for Mr.Williams, since the United Slates pays the messenger $10 a day and 25 cents mileage ach way. It's an ,lill wind that j blows nobody good." In some cases prohibition ol j child labor wiil work hardship, j For instance, in the case of vt vidow left with several children and no means. In many such cases tile children work in mills [ 'and help support the family.? ( Columbia Record. The bill that, ia before the le^-j xlature makes provision for jm I 1 ii..I Iriliil I uiiu !t n-1'ilr..o > ' . . I' . ? < IUUJU ry ? | eptn,n iii the e;i iO of indiget t j viilows whoso children are he r i dependence for a support. The physicians say that the i epidemic of grip now prevailing) in Washington is more extend-' (I than ver before, but tiie at-i tacks are not so severe as i 11 previous years, particularly in 1880, 1800 and 1801. There | have been few deaths from the! disease thus far, hilt physicians explain that it is not yet time for an increased morality because few people die directly from the grip, but from other diseases, which attack them hetore they recover fjrom the de mutation it produces. It is to he hoped that the < 1 i cushion that is going on nil over ihe state and in the lobby of the legislature in reference to the s-oiivicts and public roads, will result in the passage of an act placing the convicts upon the public roads instead of working i em on the state farms or hiring ' .em out to farmers to make cotinn in competition with the hon cat farmers of the state. As to i'e letailfl of the plan underi ?liioH thev should he worked on1 aie highways, we have nonetoj Uffgest ; hot hope the matter will ' Ik Sliwak women who feared they were 8 jj barren. It purifies, heals, regulates I land strengthens, and is good for all | 1 women at all times. No druggist| bo worked out 'by the legislature and the act passed. It it is crude, as it most probably will be, it can be amended at the next term when we will have had some ex perience in the matter. A very important. chko was argued before the supremo court yesterday, that of Hill, plaintiff, appellant, vs the Abbeville town cowneil. The case involves the right of cities ami towns to im pose license taxes. Hill is a mer chant doing business at Abbe villo. He paid the license tax imposed by the town under pro test and brought suit in the cir cuit court before Judge Townsend to recover the amount, i Judge Townsend decided that the town had a right to impose and collect a license tax. and the ease now comes to the supreme court. 1 i no case is an important ono and the decision of the court will he awaited with interest. Mr. W. N Oravdon represents Hill and i Mr. M. P. do Bruhl represents < the town council.?The State, 15. i For Tho rnterprlnc. Heath Springs Happenings. > Messrs. 11. II. Horton and W. 1 (t. Powers have the building for their Holler Flour Mill completed and are waiting on the machinery which they purpose to have inj' and the mill running l>v February the 1st. Messrs. Andrew Oauthen and j Gilly Bowers are each putting up1 a very neat and handsome fivoi room cottage on Liberty street.! Mr. G. L. Mobley has purchased ' the old dispensary building at j Pleasant Hill and moved it down j hero. lie is putting it up for a store house on the vacant lot bo tween S. J. Ilinson & do. and ,1.1 E. Creed. Messrs. C. L. & A. F. Hammond j have sold their stock of goods tO| A. l\ Brown and will farm during) this year. M iua llr ii>? I 'ill t ir iu I.? ?.? ? music school in town. I Messrs. Herbert A. Norton and l J. Henry Therroll visited Ker ; shaw on Sunday. Rev. S. C. Caldwell has heen I away some time in the interest of the new Presbyterian church' here. Dr. W. 0. Twitty of Kershaw I i is in the city this week. Misses Lula and Pearl Hunter) two ot Lancaster's most charming' voung ladies visited here this week. Dr. W. S. Monro visited Cam i den last week on professional business. Mrs. N. 1*. Wade of Kershaw visited hero this week. Dr. K. S. Me Dow loaves this week for New York to take a! post graduate course. Jvl.olSK. ! January 15, 1001. How lo Cure Croup. Mr. i{. (-{ray, who live." near Amenia,! I Miches* county. N\ Y., says : "Chamberlains'* Cough Remedy is the best1 medicine I have ever used. It is a llnej children's remedy for croup and never fails to cure. W hen given as soon as, the child becomes hoarse, or even; after the crmipy cough has developed, it will prevent the attack. This' should he borne in mind and a bottle of the Cough Remedy sept at hand I ready for instant use as soon as these .symptoms appear.* For sale by J. F. Mac key & Co. THE PIIOEMX SHI llARTFORI), CONN. O ASSETS, January 1st, 1 J>01, i $5,583,404.25. insures town and country property. Agent, at Lancaster. A.J.CLARK. I Ja?. 9,1001. ly. The Kest Plaster A pi ere of flannel dampened with <Jhnmberlain's I'ain Halm and bound to the iifferted parts i? superior to any plaster. heri troubled with lame hark or paina in the side or chest, cire it a trial and you are certain to he more than pleased with the prompt 1 relief which it affords. I'ain Halm also cures rheumatism. One application cites rpliyf. For sale by J. F. Maokey A CW 1 THE TAX EXTENSION HAH HE EN GRANTED. Compromise Date A creed on by (be Commission. The time for the payment of taxes Ii?p hcen extended after all As things now stand the taxpav >rn who have failed to como to time will have until Fet/. 1 to do so. Yesterday morning thb special commission in whom is vested the right to extend the time, consisting of the eovernor, the comptroller general and the attorner cenernl mot and it was decided to extend the time til! 'he dnv named. This action was the result of the action of the house in adopting the Ashley resolution pm vidinc for the extension until March 1. The commission has Keen strongly against any extension this vcar, but the legisla rnro Po?mon <jpt??rmine<J to provide f>r one. TIi ? com p troll or saserted that an extension till March 1 would so tangle hp tVrn book* all over Hie State that it would hp a serious matter. The result wa# the action taken yesterday. which, it ia said, will prove sntiafoetory to the senate. Those who have failed to pay their taxes will ho glad to hoar of this nchon, hut every treasurer and auditor will hear of it with roerot. Toiler, MHlMtlicmn nn?l Erirmn. The intense itching1 and smarting! incident to these diseases, is instantly j allayed by applying Chamberlain's' Bye and Skin Ointment Many very bad oases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efllcient for itching piles and a favorite reined) for soro nipples, chapped hnnds, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. *25 cents per box. For sale by Hickory Grove Drug Company. 1-yr. D V PI! 4 II A I V Mill IilK XJ T 4411 rt lil ill I lilJlUi^ Profits of the State Dispensary for Last Year were 85(>G,8G8,79 Chairman Willains, as the committee of one designated for that purpose, haa completed the anoal report ol the state hoard of dispensary director.* to lheg< nor -.1 assembly, through the governor. It i-t a*follow h: To 111? Excellency M IT Me. Sweeny, Uovernor of 8011th (luroliua NVo are pleased to nave ! he honor U> auhmit to you, and through \<>11 to the general assembly, our report of tin* financial transaction of lie diisponriiry for the fiscal y? ai eonuiii ,u'itt;r .January 1,181)9, and ending November 30, 1000, a period co\ering eleven months. You will see, by examination ol the -late hereto ait ached. that our total purchase amounted to ifc 1 .4tit). 230.7.X. >t!11i thru .air lufVi ijroi-s sales lor the eleven months woro $2,4'21. h4(? Tl. The total not profits to tl o d ate on acoun* of the school tuml jre |l7li,n|-2_.JS. The ?<>t;l net profits .<? tlie eoimties and 'ow ns ire $2!IS,1 titi.28 making a t.>f;j 1 net profit to tin luwi.a, counties mot mhoo! I n rid $174.1 7> .4.~>. The latest dispensary act up proved Foluirary 1 *1 *MH) mad mr fiscal vear ciose on November HO. which makes it nocessary that this- report, only cove rs eleven moot hs; hut should we console: December also and reckon a vvh' le year, you will find that the total net e uuiings are f -r twelve months $r?Gt>,0'JH 70 which is an incre;.soot over last year-4 profits of$ i i)r> We do not attribute this phenomenal increase in earnings to any increase in consumption of liquors, hut think that a better feeling towards (lie dispensary law has turned th<> trade t t tlie dispensaries. Kespoot fully submitted, B. J. Williams, Chm'n. A . I?\ 11. Dukes, II. H. Evans, Board of Directors. The members of the board feel that in the showing above made they have much cause for congratulation, when it is remembered that Senator Tillman the father of the institution, at the time of its inception, enthusiastically predicted that the net annual profits to the state would aggregate $">00,000, whereas these profits for the past year, as will he seen above, amount to' the handsome sum of $506,000. Or M A Simmons r.lvr M<-iltr1n? Olos?r? thn ( >r1r?-K Uouvmiov t<> tb< MuijJ lift Jiirfni<ii> aim xu?iii, ovni xmr I Do yon is Cough? Dr. Pull's Couch Syrup will cure ft Cough or Cold at 01100. Conquers Group, Whooping-Cough and MeaSloCougn without fall. Mothers praise it. Doctors prescribe it for Broucliitis, Iloarsenoss, Grippe, Pneumonia and Consumption. It gives quick, ?. sure results. Prico, 25cts. Rofu othe T nailer's substitute ; it is no; 1 Cough 1 Always cures when others fail. I?r. Suli ? V'lUB euro Con>tlp?u!on av <J l.iwr TrOUMw. po pills, iu sto. Trial box, {! C\s. LANCA6TFU RAFIiWAY. p. -tw r> < ihester and Liui So'.m iIu1* :i liffi.ttt Siptariber lOvt. n*>0 / a if Eorcvpt Snnilft /. ^ tuiab >. i5 Nori:-.> N"'\ I'V Nu 1* No. i.\ N'o l ? P. M TA" "M! " fP~ 1 i< J I..' . riemer ...Ar| 5 55: ' .>< I 1 . II'" " .. Knc\ ..." I 5 i'" 17 ? ". Ulotaburi " i 8 Ool *. ? I I 4*I .vt n.i/.e.ifovin . ; 7 i* i. i t ' ? i t t.nw?, 4 B : d ii-rtct-.,.. | R i' ... I.micsbtor lit | 4 ' t 3"? fll t ) . m !-V :: : >' '! ! V M I clone i ii*. ictloh at Clioator *>1Ui uiii ti? lt.'iltvuv X" 80 for Chariot'.' und point <> ; <i u A.r l, u? "Atlanta 5p? tl fori i Atlanta ?n<l point* wont Alto v.; e. irolinn I N' 1 No 1' 'or i. - * t , I tb mi. i imi.i.. | in.*, ni.u cui.iih r:i n i wivy No. for ';i iti bla and points south N Ch itoi V 10 i n. in ecta I ) with ".i".i. . N i. 3*1 from c u > a i'i !' ntA sooth; Scut oai ; Air Lino "Alltnu HbO* <111 fi Northern and Kvaiern points mid Souther: No. 31 from Northern :tu Mn ,1 t*rn jioirts ;:<! it Lancaster .lh S C <. 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A it*., A?*t (an. i'aaa Ag t WaobtugUMV, EX a Atlanta, f*a r.?. ? h Tin* sik'" itiiro It on vary On* o| thn gcnulna I Lfl'iaVvr V.-y f> Ooininc "<>i? j fcaa* r?m1 irj t*r?A or ?-a n uttt In noo EMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE IV. fPc 3catrt ->c New Yi Lnd the New Century Clearing (On ill Winter Goods Wo have decided to carry not! ling must go in season. No ma bject of this Sale is to Unload This is no ordinary sale, but a ash Buyers. Wo make unusu 1 lines. Many goods will go at ] fen LESS. Everything we offei Tb?5 Slaughter Aire: Now is the chance of a lifeti -ofit by this unusual Cut- Price BARGAIM Conter With I f)00 yardp <roo>l Alamanoo only fI o ( Jon 1^1 q rd 71 rtA/v \ r i i t m i ? ;?<>?; ** Mill r unneions iwcmh vann 10 " French Flanneleits, 10 cent v 100 Schoolboy Joan. 15 cent valut ?rsi I Remnants. (vard square), 20 cent cached Table Damask, 40 conl value, oi irkey Red Table Damask, 25 cent value uileya tin] Napkins very Cheap, 25 ceuti ?st Calicos, Indiiro Blues Turkey Reds, i" the Rest Standard Fancies, value (>$ < ulies' Jackets Lined with Quiller Satin, 41 * Fancy kind, value $0.75, < ki ,k Nicely made, value $5 00, ack Fur Colloretts, value $1.25. only k< Larger, value $2.00, only " " Full size, value $2.25. only few largt Handsome Cape* very cheap, irje Double Cloth ('apes, value $1,00, oi nail Plush Cloth Cape, value $1.25, onlv fe.v splendid Rainy Day Skirts, value t 1H0E BARE AD LONG TO BE RI '0 p.i'.r^ L ulie Fine lMii^nln ami (ilu-> lie.-, or aironnl, priee $?,00, $2.5 pi m en on Mi'.* I'ur^ iio coutite down at 10 entire lot bought to in ;i day . e also 11RYI> s?nnie bi>? values ill t'llii tier 3uy Underwea on';i heavy Fuvce Lined Slo-t. .nxi I)r: ?50 rents cuteii?rio^ < nly idi *-*. \ii.jH*es and t*hii< roii' I'liiun dor idies' Vests, Some Great Pant > pairs fine $4.00 Cassimen j?aii1-n now ? pans fine $2.00 CasHiniere p.-.nt.-, now >0 paii^ wool prints?mixed lot?xji'wo ! $ 1 ;">0; your choice lor lame Too Late tor the Ho I fine Black Overcoat*. value #0 00; will Many Specials we have noi space lo nie heCa^on QASH SALE! C1NNV-IH3S ' THE ear8^ ' With a Big % t Sale. * 1 i Must Go. u ling over. Hvery- > tter about cost; the winter stuff. great chance for al reductions along HALF Price; some r, a bargain. .J_. PL_.._ * my DOgm ^ me?Don't fail to Sale. s Loaded [-lot Stuff. 4 coiiIH. injjnn or:!V 5 44 only <> 44 alue, only 7$ ,4 ?, only 10 44 vnlno, only 15 14 lly 25 4% , only 25 44 * a Dozen ami up. lilver Gray* and :enis, only 5 cent6. value $S 60. oniy $4 95. >nlv $3.95. ^ only $2.95. 75 ''entn. $1.00. ?$ $1.25. ilv 05 cent it. r 90 41 4.0(1. wily $2.76. JMEMBERED, Knl I'lilton ;m) 0 and $3 On? rand in d g v $1 25. is' ISIiOOS. 1 *? r*k ^ -a !i \j>n<za\)u iiw? rs,oiir price _ .j n(n, 'tp t r i>i 2." f o 50 44 1 -J j iit 40 44 Values. *2.00. $1.25. Irom 75 < <?/11s In 7 5 cent i. lidaij Trade. let I hem uo fur $6.50. ntion, STORE. *