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| tLaok kt Yow HKZsvtx I Do votj see sprrklla** eyta, a h ill v? j 1 tlntc J'skitv, n sweet eapraeaion and tv A far - ] I ful form t Those attractions aro the I , H iAscomX health. It they ai? e.b?v. t t' > , Is nearly always some clsorylar of t" H tlnotly fc.ninlae organs present. I' .al 1 H mor?Rtrti^1 nrcnr.2 r* t* r??. crotywLttm. Wism ef Gw>ef: .Amakes women 1>enutiful and 1 <- u: .-. It strikes at the root of till Licit-' trouble. There is no menstrual 1 order, eche or pain which It wi cure. It la for the budding pi busy wifo and the matron approaC the change of life. At even, tr crisis in a woman's life it h jj heal.h, strength and hnppines*. tfj coats Jr.oo of meciicino dealers. For advico in caacs requiring p t i t directions, add rose. giving aym-itor , 1 "The Laoies' AdvisoryDepartment,'' g The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat-I tanooga, Tenn. MB8. BOZENA LETVIS, of Ociinrfli?, ^ Toxao, stin;?* I Tru troubled ot mui.l I Intervals with terrible pains In my head . id 'i back, but havu been entirely rtllitcd by Wu . j of CarxluU" fi I??sna?ini i i aw-. LANCASTER ENTERPRISE. Published fcvery Wednesday and ;. tui ii> BY Tti.i - Enterprise - Publishing - tur.in A. J. CLARK Editor. One Year 5 ' Six Months f->. <t Three Months In Advance. Saturday, February 2, 1901 P?v n. vntn of fin . o 3 > tl,.. , house of representives killed tinbill to prohibit children umior 12 years of ago from working in factories, mines or textile mills. The lato Queen Victoria Iran eve to business, and whoa eht died left an estate vain.?d -i between .?20,000,000 and ?_'j 000,000. She invested largolv ii real estate in England, a-id i* paid to have put considers ' money in American securities.The Hurry that occurred ii i the cotton market Monday ! >' : January lias passed into : and tho spot month (Fehruay sold in Now York ycstordoy ni which 333 points low than tho highest point reach by January ? 1011 day. DoVoo's predictions fur i t,e last days of January have .1 n verified. His predictions i ?r tho first days of February or "This month will enter a. i. very cold weather over ino whole country, and cold w-nulior and storms of snow and rain may ho expected during the month." The Chester Lantern says this! is a good time to think ami talk about good roads and to! . 1 1 - 1 " jay pums ior securing tlinn.1 So it is But most person- are like the Arkansas fiddler, who o ould'nt cover his house while it rained and thought it did not n?ed covering in dry weather. Tn the winter, when the roads are too bad to work, we do not think much about them, and ini the summer conclude 'hat they do not need work much any how. Between the two extremes the roads are generally neglected.?Greenville News. This Reason there ip h large doftth rate among children from croup and lung troubles. Prompt action will save the little ones tiom these terribm diseases. We know of nothing so certain to give instant relief as One Minute Cough Gore. It can also be re. li??d upon in grippe and all throat aid long troublesof adnlts.Plena uat to take. Criwford Broa. d w? v Semite Agrees to House Amend I ment I'o the Charleston Exposition llill Just Passed , The first business transacted in th?? senate yesterday was t ; * ' J agree to the house amendment to the Charleston exposition bill, which gives the building, after the exposition is over, to the ^ pinking fund commission, to bej ! sold and the proceeds to bo turn od over to the State treasury, instead of being given to the State, agricultural and mechanical so jciety, as at first proposed. IVtO r, SiilO^llit'uin and I'c/riini. The intense itching and smarting incident to these diseases, is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's T'ye and skin Ointment. Many very | bad eases have been permanently . Mired by it. ! is equally efficient for j itching piles and a favorite remedy I t i r sor-- nippies, chapped hands, ehil- j j. Mains. fr-'S* bites and chronic sore: roots per box. For sale by i ' ic'ory drove Drug Company. 1-yr I !< Mrs Nut ion is Milder. Top:, .!. Kan,, J:tn. .'1!.?Mrs.l! . sM.-rii-u < Mili me principal lead-l . - <!i rovMiu!i'.?n were stil^e i < | <j.tenUy in:i?le prison*, is. I i j \*.'iiz'.!<'l::!i Government circles i cousiiit r< 1 I hat the rcvolu I loop is ( mini. The licst Plaster piece ; ilnmptnctl villi: inhei tain' I'a'ii l?nlni and hoitinl In it part* it* superior to an; I t.isti-:- )<i troubled with lame] h.-i . ur pains a t he f-itle ?>r cheat, v? it a !r.?u ami .i oil are certain t" !?* i. rt than pb\i.>?Ml with tlu* prompt I v . ? !i i: t tl'onl-i. I'ain l.aitn also ? i he ii ina t in. < > ii ? application ?-iv<s i i f. I n. sale by J. K. Ma* ke; ?< t V. ; 11. IIM* Philippine ? .. < k . :?,.l r;, 31 ? Ihecatie ir.'ilii'ltl I!;.'I it lii>?Vti Hit' li t lt> *.ra 1\ ?.iHr t-.ntisin ia the I'hil pin - is j; -wlsiy; w Hli .Rtonii-h i inti lupiniry is nxangeiated. h Methodists, 1'resbyteriaiiB, Kpi* z < .Mv.liana hr.il the British find o American ho etiea have worked s iti Manila ;inJ its vicinity lor { *o < \ t'Hi s, > n'l tlit mornheiFiiipof tie four Methodist missions is 400 ant! in a constituency of 1.000 the ^ Preshv tenan mission h;ts a native J morn tiers!,i p < i thirty. _ M Savannah Ship Aground. r Philadelphia, Jan 31 ?Tlie Merchants' and Miners' Trans- ( portation Company's steamer Berkshire went aground last night in the Delaware river, oil * Kinnspoint, near Newcastle, ' Del She sailed from Savannah < f-ir this city Dor passengers i were taken to Wilmington, Del. | It is believed she will be floated. ( t Persons who suffer from indi gostion can not expect to livelong, because they cannot eat the food required to nourish the body and the products of tho undigest- i ed foods they do eat poisons the ? blood. It is important to cure in 1 digestion as soon as poR-?ible, and c the beet method of doing this 1* t to use the preparation known as t Kodol Dyspepsia Cnre. It digests t what von eat and restores all the t digestive organs to perfect health, a Wtawffcrd 1 j N itioti, armcl with a now hatch a Jet, at artoi on a crusado to wreck ilnons ?'i* tnotnin^. Her that : wn-i i e Apex, the finest v s-ihmn in i lie city, but no dam i ;>?: was dore She was nut out iot the pi.lie. She e:tid sin (1 1,1 t-1 v wanted to lecture. She ,] !;!i t no violence at the other lour ^ -alootif visiled. A crowd ot sev re hutidretl people hollowed ii r The police tried to arrest " 'iier, but the crowd prevented. How to Cure Croup. I Mr. A. ; .iy. v/ho lives near Amenia, I>in-11county, X. Y.. says: "(Jhtuntvrlains's < ough Remedy is the best .'Ited'ei i?e 1 have ever used. It is a Hue ( e :ii I d ? imi'i reir edy for croup ami never fails t?? cure. When given as soon as i lie child becomes hoarse, or even after the crnupy cough has developed, I will prevent the attack. This srtould be borne in mind and a bottle .of the Cough Remedy kept at hand . eady for instant use as soon as these ' symptoms appear. Kor sale by J. K. i Mar key Sc Co. Fighting in Venzucla. > ! Wilenn tud% Jan ?>1 ? Advices 1 jreooveixeil here from Venzucla confirm the reports of severe light itig Tuesday, at Agualria, in ? which the revolutionists were completely defeated and abend oned ?heir arms and ammunition. Two sons of Gen. Acosta were ! made prisoners. It is further Copyrights Ac. Anyone *on<1lnji a nki'trti and dwtrrlotlon may 'i . 1 <-kIt ( Pertain our opinion free whether an Invention m probably patentable. Oomniunlrnl Ion* ?i rlptly < (Hi llil tii.t lul. I { and book on I bit cut a i nt free Oldnat atretiry for sci nring patent*. Patents taken tltrnuuh Mimn A. (o. receive tjifrlal notice, without charge. m the Scientific American. nely lHn-f mi el weakly. I.arirest e|r f any aolentlflc Journal. Terma, $3 a j - ! r moot ha, II. Sold by all newsdealers. MdltH ? Co.36'8'""-.*' New York Brooch office. 625 V St. Waablnww.a. 1>. U it.- *it?-fi i putfttion for coriK pi > . - iron nitd .-it* in fliReano& ct|i.ir?'ti by Df'Witt'.-t Witch LI a a! Salve, It in ii>d f > th< nakint f wort 'ilf-'H counterfeits. He lire *<> <">111 DnWitt1 Salve, r vford Hroh. d w-s BMWiWI-IIIWIHW/aWM?M? Queen Victoria was Victoria Uoxander and was a daughter ol he Duke of Kent who <li. <1 whei i!* 'Je'i.'lil.'r w ih ?111i;? a child 'h ' i' <J ' ' ' i- i ar< <1 by hoi not her. Sh< was Dor n the 24 tl ( May, 1 SID. She wis crownec ^ikhii June 20th, 1S?'$7. Hoi ? i?jrn covered n period of ahou >4 \> ii . She s'iis hic-hcarted ?rorui minded and mndo a nohli ^ucen and wis ndmired hv tin lationfl at ,ar: o AS-, rt Kdsvard or oldi si Son, who is now ahou >0 \i ars o| age is her successor ti u.. . u - ~~ II'" I II I UIIU. He Fooled The Surpeons. All doetora told itenick Ham Iton, of We?t Jefferson, ()., af e offering 18 montha from Hecti Matula, he would die unlen? i Oitly operation wan performed >ut he cured himself with fiv< >oxe* of Backlen'* Arnica Saive he anreat Pile eure on Earth, an* he beat Salve in the World. 2*c , bo*, gold by Crawford Brqe ! THE FUOEMX IKSliR 1XCKCO riARTFCRD, CONN. ASSETS, January 1st, l'JOl, $5,583,494.25. Insures town aud country iroperty. Agent at Lancaster. A. J. CLARK. Jan. U, 1901. ly. More Mules Coming! Yes. aiul Horses. Too ! Having well nigh Sold out the wo carloads of stock wo received h<> other day. our Mr. Crawford . now on the western markets living more Mules and Horses or our rapidly incroa-ing trade, he carloads of new -dock being anight by Mr. Crawford are ex O'ded to arri.'c h ?re Saturday of he week, so don't fail to call nd see I hern. You'll Find in the Lot Some r re l>. aulies in both Mules ad Ifor-ts And while you are ookiiur a? our fine stock, you 'in take a lie p a our handsome h-lday of vehic' - - Ruggiesand *7 _ rv a irons ELLIOTT tfi CM A WFORD. RUSTS COTTON ROOT AND PO^' riginnl, genuine EMNYROY ALTI'LLS re!iftltli1 -ill v B if**. I.adli'ft ! si; nr 1 ?r tin-i - BHV'' tti n Ro't ant 1'im yr<>\al (eriinlc B Pi Is Tliey nevo fail ii'\<r injure B Milled to any ad ores B fl.flO Cn ML Paul, M '-.n The Kns t Me? Crawford llros , Orugglats. Agents, Lancaa cr, b. <:. Im-w < ruRHMii 'i tmm jwrnmrnm??warn* WANTED! Reliable ninn for Manager oj branch Ollico we wish to oper n this vicinity. If your recorc s 0. K. here is an opportunity Iviiully give good reference ,vhen writing. CHE A, T. MORRIS, WHOLESALE HOUSt CINCINNATI, iO H IO. Illustrated catalogue 4 cents it-am ps. 1SJt. ScklSJ POBITIONB GUARANTEED, $3,000 Cash Deposit, a*) r?.'? r%td. *! T?<*r v> 8--lb .? *, ,i .*r ry Ckesg BosrA Cimi?U>A1* Wuslncan CalltR^ JC /lixjn., ? r.' \ 3)r. Bull's j I COUGH SYRUPA | cures Hacking Coughs, 1 Sore Lungs, Bronchitis. % Grippe, Pneumonia and VL nil sovere lung affections. K Why thon risk consump- ra tion, a slow, sure death ? 91 Tako warning I Act at once! Buy a bottlo oi' H Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, ^ a doctor's prescription, Sa used over 50 years. Price, IkJ only 25 cents. Insist on |H hnvinf* it Tlnn't. hn ??n_ B H poRcd upon, llefliso tho dealer's substitute: it is not not as good as Dr. bull's. See BR Salvation Oil cure* Rheumatism flfl Mm Aches and Pains. 15 & 23 eta. Auditor's Notice. LANCASTER, S.C., Dec. 5,1900. "VJ'otick ih hereby given that thin office will be open from FIRST DAY OF JANUARY to the 20TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1001, for the purpose of receiving tiie returns of the taxpayers of Lancaster county. All persons having property in their possession or control, as managers, holders, or as husband, parent, guardian. trustee, executor, administrator, receiver, accounting officer,agent, attorney or factor, on the lirst day of January I'.tOl, are required to list the same for taxation within the time required by law or incur the penalty of Fifty per cent which attaches in case ! of failure to do so. The poll tax of One Dollar is laid upon all male persons between the 1 ages of '21 and <10 years, except per[ sons who are maimed and unable to earn a support; also onfederate soldiers above the age of 50 years. The Auditor or an assistant will attend the following places in the coun. ty on the day named below for the convenience of the public. Osceola?Tuesday, January 8th, II in Pleasant Valley? Wednesday, Jan Vth, Midair?Thursday, Jan. 10th. J \"an Wylck- Friday, Jim. 11 th. . Dixie, a. m., Dwlyht p. tn..?Monday. Jan- ll'h. Tradcsville?Tuesday. Jan. 15th. * Taxahaw?Wednesday, Jati, 10th. .* Pint Creek church? Thursday, Jan. 17th. Dr ? < Welsh*J -Friday. Jan. ISth. Pr Saturun , Jan. 19th. Ha .id Mine?-Monday, Jan -1st. Kershaw?Tuesday and Wed , Jan. ?idnnd 23d. Heath Sprites?Thursday. Jan. 23d. r Plhasant Hill?Friday, Cp in , Jan. 2Mb. Dry Creek P (J ?Monday, Jan, 28th. 1 I Under an act of the legislature, all persons having n gross income of $2, . f)(tO or more are required to make a j return of Hie same to the Auditor at the time of making their ottier ret or us. [ It will be to the interest or ev> -y taxpayer tw make hi* return p:ompily ot .ill personal property ; also of ill * transfer* or improvements on r il o; r>fe, and save the :> unity < ! fit) pt cent, which attaches alter the 20 It of Fehrtinry. All persons sending th"ir rett rtiH | to t 'lis oil'.re hy mail, will please *iii*n th oat'i jit bottom ot'return hefor- in I olli'erwho is authorized to take h same. JOHN A. OOK, onn ty Audit ) 1 ntc. 8. 1 i>00. * ionstruutior iiut'tv Reuuoir and Pal> -y. nr. t Pa.r.s u .Sf V-s, It) r'- unit Lie)Us curi <1 l>y , S:inmoit.< Sana.'. Vino Winner 'I a Moist. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Katnra In ct rorurt.honinfl 1\nf) TPPOn* tructing the exhausted dlgostive organs. It 1st he latestdiscovereddigestant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It In efllclency. It instantly relievesand permanently cure# Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, f latulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, lck Headache, Gnatralgla Crampsand all other results of Imperfect digestion. Prteojjfk;. ft'.011. I^r*o?UecoDtaiMl!tf tlmaa v>. U<*4knllai*^idyn3ro*i?^sttaCr?* Prepared U? t. C. PaW VT d CO., ChlMS* : <? Thin HipT. it ore is on every box of tho genuine Laxative Bromo'Qiiinine Tu,;.f. I *ho rcn eJy th.it on ? it rnld In otio .! f COCAIWg^WHISKT r ? IU"I '3 >11 e* r?f?rrncoit V\ yikr. n ?<*cm,tT |!<?>k >o r I'l U< I' -. men ... I MtKK. A.l.lr.en ) >7$ ' 3. M. WOOLLSV. M. D.. Atlunta, Ci>. j r Among the tens of thousands who have used 1 diAiiiherlain's Cough Rem1 edy for colds and la grippe during tha past few years, to our knowledge not ' a single case has resulted in pneui tnonin. Thus. Whitfield .t Co., *2 HI \\'j;lm>h avenue, Chicago, one of tha * nio-t prominent retail druggists in } hat city, in speaking of this, snysj We recommend < hamherlain's Cougti i Remedy tor la grippe in many cases, ^ a it nnt only gives prompt and complete recovery, but also counteracts anu fon/functt nf U usinrvo ?/. .. 1* ....J ...........j ... ... p?i I|>iic n> ri--tin in pneumonia." For salo by J. I*. Mat-key A Co. r Registration Notice. i milR PUBLIC will take notice tb it ? I the Registration Book* will he j open at the COURT IIOU8K for the 9 reg-i-dration of parties entitled to register under the constitution, on the 1st Monday t Tuesday in each mot.Hi, I until 80 days preceding the gener I election. .1. M CASKKY, ( Chair. Bd. Keg. I.an a??ter C M arch 7. 1W00, 4 SEMI-ANNUAL IearIi J&r IPc 3cai -53 New And the New Cen Clearing ( All Winter Go We have decided to earn thing must go in season. P Object of this Sale is to Ur This is no ordinary sale, Cash Buyers. We make all lines. Many goods will 1 even LESS. Everything w mi. fii Li h m aiaugaier t Now is the chance of a profit by this unusual Cut Bargain Coi wi 5,000 yards ^rood Alamance only Of.O u " Cotton Flannel 'i 1,000 u Mill Flanneletts 10 ce 500 " French Flanneletts, 1( 1200 a Schoolboy Jean, 15 ce Corset Remnants, (yard square), Bleached Table Damask, 40 cent v Turkey Red Table Damask, 35 coti Doiloys and Napkins very Cheap, Best Calicos, Indigo Blues Turkey the Best Standard Fancies, va I. ??l{"r' Jackets Lined with Quiller " " Fancv kind, value 44 44 Nicely made, vai n i Black Fur Oollorotts, value $1.25, 44 4> Larger, value $2.00, oni, ,4 Full size, value $2.25, o A few lar_'p Handsome Capes very Large Double Cloth Cape , value i Small IMu-li Cloth Canr, value $1. A few splendid Kamy-Day Skirt*, isnOB BAfiGi LONG TO B] 100 pairs Lidies' Fine Dongoia an lace, or agonal, price $2,0 placed on the Bargain down at The entire lot bought to go in a ( I Wo also have some hi^ values in ( Buy Underw Men's heavy Fleece Lined Shir Is ?50 cents each?now only Ladies', Missses and Children's L'n Ladies' Vests, I Some Great P; : 50 pairs fine $4.00 Cassimere pant | 25 pairs fine $2.00 Cassimere pant 150 pairs wool pants?mixed lot? $1.50; your choice for Came Too Late the > 14 fine Hlaek Overcoats, value $0. Many Specials we have not spac ' va A _ ? ? - f i ne uanson rv ^ j w I *1 :e sale! a ivnNHv-mas ' n ' * TltE v YearE*tury With a Big ^ Dut Sale! *j ods Must Go. y nothing over. Iivery^o matter about cost; the lload winter stuff, but a great chance for unusual reductions alom* o ?o at HALF Price; some e offer, a bargain. llready Begun, * lifetime?Don't fail to Price Sale. iters Loaded ith Hot Stuff. 4 cent*. 4 cent value, only 5 nt value, only 0 " ) cent value, only 7i u nt value, only 10 u 10 cent value, only 15 " alue, only 25 * it value, only 25 " 25 cents a Dozen and up. Reds, Silver Grays and lue <>$ cents, only 5 cents. Satin, value $8.50, only $4.05. $0.75, only $3.05. ) $5.00, only $2.05. only 75 cents. illy $1.25. J cheap. $ 1,00, only 05 cents. 25, only 1)0 ' value $4.00, only $2.75. IINS E REMEMBERED. (1 (Jlosa Kid button and 0, $2.50 and $3.00? counter and marked $1.25. 1 ay. Jhihlrens' Shoes. /ear Cheap. ana 1 >rawers,our price v 35 cents, ion Shirts from 25 to 50 4i W 12*to JO " a.nt Values. R, now . jf2.f)0. b, now #1.25 -value from 75 cents to I D Cf III? for : Holiday Trade. 00; will let then; for $6.50. e to mention, >H STORE. (