Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 02, 1901, Image 4
Two" hundred bushels of potatoes
remove eighty pound*
of4 'actual'' Potash from tk<
soil. Unless this quantity
*S rCturnCC^ t0 tott
the following crop wS
aSsfe materially decrease*
W? h?r? Wo In tvlttaf ?Wt
V 'SSX%SSR composition, m na4 Tains a
HTTP. ^ fartilwre lor nrrrr* srspi
OKRMAN KALI VOUl
Against Freo Passes.
An amendment to tho consti
tution of Texas has been, or i:
to be, submitted to the legisla
ture of that state to proven
railroads issuing free passes
It is an exceedingly drastic anc
comprehensive amendment, anc
was rocommended by tho las
Democratic state convention
and virtually made a partj
measure, being one of the issue:
in the campaign for members o
the legislature. In discussim
the subject recently ox-Governoi
Ilogg made this statement
"The railroads have issued free
passes to noarly every tax as
sessor and county com missionci
in this state who must adjust
the values of their property
They have issaed them to slier
iffs, who serve tho process o
law. They havo issued tlicm tc
the collectors, justices of the
peace, and to county judges
and to most all other judge.'
aiong uie 11110 01 mtur runway
who try cases. I am told thoj
hare issued or tendered tt
nearly every senator and repro
sentative here from tlireo t(
fifteen annual passos each." A
was to bo expected there is ;
very strong lobby at work nov
against the measuro and it maj
bo defeated.
The best Prescription for Malarli
Chills ant! fever is a bottle of Grove'
Tasteless Chill Tonin. It is simph
iron and quinine in a tasteless form
No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents
Killed by Whitecaps.
Burroughs, Ga., Feb. 28.?Las
night Johu M#odv, colored, wn
shot and hanged until he wa
dead by whitecaps in the count r
near here. At the same tinn
another negro, whose name can
not be learned, was beaten ver;
severely with buggy traces am
sticks. Ho may die. So far n
can be learned the trouble arosi
Irom the fact that the nogroe
had run away from contract labo
after having got into debt.
When you are billious,use thos
famous little pills known us Do
Witt's Little Early Risers to cle
anse the liver and bowels. The;
never gripe.Crawford Bros, d-wA
Tangible Result.
Senator Tillman's threat con
cerning pension bills, which h
recently made in the senat
chamber and where he aoeusei
the house committee on pension
of being partisan, has already ha*
a wholesome and tangible result
The Mexican war veternn o
South Carolina had a bill report
ed in his favor by the bouse com
mittea last Friday, and ns it
passage in the senate it atsurm!
the veteran can already count 01
$40 per month. The veteran i
Capt. J. H. Thomas, of Chester.
Congressmen Fiuloy haa so
cured a favorable report on th
pension bill for Mrs. Carrie Oti
Wallace, wife of Oapt. Geo. I.
Wallace, who was killed at In
battle of Wonnded Knee in 189(
The amount in $30 per month.
Congressman Talbert disclose
about 20 fake pension claims r?
cently and succeeded in bavin
them killed in the house, as i
his custom.? Washington Oei
State.
Their promptness and fhei
pleasant effects make Dewitt
I, fctle Earlj Risers most populs
little pills wherever they ai
known. They ar? simply perfer
for liver and bowel trouble
Crawford Brcre. d-w
CHEAPER MILEAGE BOOKS.
I
k Seabord Air Line Makes a Noter
worthj Keduetiou ol Price.
, The Seabord Air Lino being
| ever alive to the people's interest
as well as its own has, effoctive
February 25, reduced its
1,000-mile tickets in Florida
* from $30 to $25 ; all one thousand
inilo tickets of the Seaboard
i Air Line railway issue are now
good over the entire system
(with the exception of the family
mileage tickets sold in the
State of North Carolina) , which
traverses Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, and Alabama, and
reaches the capitals of all the
above States.
By agreement, one thousand
mile tickets of the Seaboard issue
are good in addition to its
. own lines over the Richmond,
^ Fredericksburg and Potomac,
. railroad from Richmond to
r\ i! _ _ j ,1 t> 1 :..
t ^uaiuico, Mia tno rHiuisyivcuiiii
railroad from Quantico to Wasli}
ington. the Columbia, Newberry
[ and Lauren? railroad, and the
i Baltimore Steam Packet company's
line from Norfolk to
7 Baltimore.
s The Seaboard Air Line railwav
j- is the short line from South
Carolina to all points north,
? south and west and has a service
' that is second to none in the
vSouth, and its trains are run on
? quick and convenient, schedules.
Ofo. McP. Battr, T. P. A.,
r Columbia, S. C.
I R. E. L. Bunch, G. P. A.,
Portsmouth, Va.
f Prof. Ivison,of Lonaconing.Md.,
) suffered terribly from nouralyia
} of thestomanh and indigestion !or
t thirteen years and after the doc-1
s tors failed to cure him they fed I
. him on morphine. A friend nd.
vised the uso of Kodol Dyspepsia
' Cure and after taking a few bottlus
of it he says. "It has cured
mo entirely. T can't say too much
) for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." It
* digests what you eat. Crawford
a Proa. d-w-s
The ChcHtorfield Road.
Cneraw, Feb. *?.? I no Chesterfield
and Lancaster railroad has
been completed to within a milo
s or two of Chesterfield, O. H
! Already considerable business is
being done bv this road in haulins;
fertilizers to points along Cs
route, in this way saving the
farmers a largo amount of haulI
ing over bad roads. The roud
( will, wittiest doubt, be extended
on through the country.?The
H State.
o The stomach controls the situn.
tion. Those who are hearty and
v strong are those who can eat and
j digest plenty of food. Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure digests what you eat
and allows you also to eat all the
l> good food you want. If you suffer
from indigestion, heartburn and
r beiching or any stomach trouble,
this preparation can't help hut do
you good. The most sensativo
stomachs can take it. Crawford
Bros. d-w-a
To Mecome a Hanker.
g
The company of Augusta cap
italist who have recntly acquired
the Harris Lithia Springs, have
. now assumed control of tlie
0 property and Harris, the hustw
ler?tho wizard of the waters,
1 who found this spring in tho
wilderness nine years ago and a
* few days ago converted it into
$100,000 cash?is about to en*
gage in the banking business,
f If lie shall be half as successful
in his new field as he was in the
i- old field where he found tlm
* spring, his venture will be a
lt conspicuous success,
n . ? .
b To Raise Their Pay.
Washington, Feb. 28.?Pen
a tor Butler today gave notice
e of an amendment lie will oiler
a to the sundry civil bill increas>.
ing the salaries of senators and
members of eongross to $7,500
). por year.
^ See that, von tret the orignal I)
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve when
*' you auk for it. The genuine is a
K certain cure for piles, sores an'J
i* skin diseases. Ora?wford Bros. <iw?
A Mine Explosion.
South McAloster, IT., Jan. 2?S
?An explosion occured tonight
',r at mine No $, one mile north
eaafc of thi? city, which resulted
in the death of three tnan, and
^ tlia probable injury of many
na more. It is supposed that the
8 pit* w?* iTvorchargod wWi #*
4
Handsomest and Fastest. Trail
Ever Run to the North and
Northwest.
Leaving St. Augustine, Fie
every day except Sunday at 1
o'clock, High Noon, the hand
somest and fastest train ovc
operated between Florida an
the North and North we .t rn; koi?
smooth quiek quick run fo
Chicago, passing Jacks .nvi o
1:05 p. nr., Macou at 8:20 p. m
Atlanta at 10 :33 p. in., anivin
at Cincinnati at 12 o'slqcl
noon and Chicago at 8:30 p
m.
This train i$ known as "Th
Chicago and Florida Special,
and is a solid i'ullman Vc dihni
train of Drawing Room Sleep
ing Cars, Observation Cars iu
Dining Cars, St. Augustu s an
Jacksonville to Chicago, t; roug!
without change. The route o
this elegant train is the Florid
East Coast Railway, S ..Align
tine to Jacksonville; Plan- S\
tern, Jacksonville to Jo. up
Southern Railway, Je \ p
Chattanooga; Queen cn ' Cren
cent route, Chattanooga to Cm
cinnati and from Cin -iiu. vti *
Chicago the trains rut: <-v r tli
Big Four Route, C. II. A D.?
Monou Route, and Pernio Bine
on alternate days, leaving SI
Augustine Mondays a d Thurs
days via Big Four Route ; le-?v
ing St. Augustine Tut- d:>v - am
Fridays via C. II. 1)?M >noi
Route; leaving St. Aegustin
Wednesdays and Saturdays vi:
Penn. Lines.
Like Olver TwiRt, child' n as'
ror more wnen given umb .vinur
Coogli Cure. Mothers ei.d< ise 1
highly for croup. It quickly run
all coughs and co]<1h and even
throat and lung trouble. It is ,
pecific for grippe and HHthmi
and has long been a well knowi
remedy for the wh:iO{ ing cough
Crawford Bros. d-w
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POSITICN8 GUARANTEED.
Un<?r 03.000 Ca?h Dap->elt.
RM rnnd Fu* C&14
Oyam an yaar t<. Both Sax ? f?ry r^n' ft -nrt
Georgta-AJabaiua BuMuc.s Co'l fts,
Maaon. <7> c^erit
SOUTHERN RAILWAVT
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Lv. Trenton
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Sic-aping Car Sorvioa
Ei"?l!?nt <3*Ur rn9*oji?pr h-v i botw
Florlca and Now York.
Noa. bl and F4?New York an I F*l< rt<Ji I r
tte<L Daily eaoiept Bundn ,'. OMpo-ed < *.
1 rely of Pullman fine* L>; . I a<... i >
li.g. Comportment . . ?
foeoii Xs*- Y .rk,Oolnrr. r u
Pullman alarttagcan botwow . ?
Aiken ?ud New'York run' i <>
Coniit.vla via h.?' k 1 rlor ... ?
twee:. Choree iton a 0 a n a.
Noo. 6b and 34?Is nw Yoih *-1 If. ml '.a E
rr*M Urawiiig.r'rjm ?li-m r - - n < >> sv .
Auguata end Isew Yoik. Puiln a. l.,
fooin ?i*evliiK <m?j? b? on Poi "i Ji.
r>nv1lU,H?raiinah V u
Pullman tier - log ca> a boiv < a i en
Kinhii.tlrnl /v..*. 1.. u..n t ...L
And - a vmnah,
Koit. H6 ?ud 1A?U. rt. Ffit M" '. T>i mm
Pullman dr*wir? p-rnorr. b : v t - r
ftveon JfioVtaouvfllo ami Now \ '
bail moving AH bo w On l?g t
lotto, billing oar* wrvf nl: .1 ; on rout
rullniM ?Mo[tog ear* '.litwinu .in >nvil
Aud C'llumb'a em onto Unllr . <-o '.uikoo
AilJo end 01n< ianatl. via Aenevi, ?.
(4A>'KON. 6. il. liA 'Ck
Tnlr'IY'P.?(*?m. kigr., 60 fn*
Wm?M?gtf?o, 1). <A Yr*..t?irK?<?, I*. 1
w. ii, 14 ,<_>#. RW.rfjxr.
tf*n. PM? Ag*l., 1'l 1 . A* t.
Ai.aatu, U*. Oh. r.tnu.p, <* 0
T 1
" I Wom*$n Musi
N
I /IfpfKif.M ^msfnatfont
2| Ii you are dan crously sick what i
the ii. t duty of your physician ? II
"" j qu 't:s the nervous system, ho deaden
r the pain, and you sleep well,
j You ought to know that when yoi
ce isod to bo regular in your courses
(fiow irritable without cause, am
r pass sleepless nights, there is seriou
: i f#
j n
0 Wwivf I&ftffl
? \y
Mk.4. Hartlft. ,
tror.1 h- somev. 1: e, and nervous pros
' tration is sure to follow.
%?? : < : *!?t to knowthat Indlgcstloi
i -inustioii. \voinl.< <1iKplu'.'ein'.iriti
i f;. (' ..*! hcnch.cho, Ait
V: .'.. ho thiJ ?>'!".>!. tvild
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? PHOENIX MRM
ha^ti'oro, conn.
a j o
j ,A?SKT?, January 1st, 1001
'j $5,583,404.25.
Insures town and countr;
property.
Agent at Lancaster.
A. J. CLARK.
.Tan. 0, 1001. ly.
r\ / ^ t ^
i.eg'isrr; :ion notice.
vill 1 ike not ice t lis
I <> i : inn Books will I)
op . at the <"<) 1 KT HOUSR for th
r?'i: rr itior. of |mrti"s entitled to refl
i i under ttn* const itution, on t li
l 1 ! i <!.i> V : - I ny in oarii montl
a in ! 30 preceding the goneri
- ? !" 'ion. J. M.CASKKY,
'l air. B(l. Keg. Binrftater Co.
Vtrrh 7. 1000.
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Ex. R. R. Co.
KDUT.n NUMBER 4.
t <' t i 'i a i'. . Sunday, Deo M, IN
b.'lwf n Camden, S. C.f and Blacks,
burg, S. C.
F|tst ft,
*' KASTKBN TIMK I''Iih in.
1 I fv?n cuucr _____ li'iiHHDnyi
l?tiny Dally
STATIONS Except
S'i'nl;ty Huri'Hy
ll" V ~ A
13 ('amrtcii li
I 1^ DoK lib ' 13
i ' I W.-KU'lip; II
| 1 li' Kcisiimv II
'7 I - I ' Hontli Sprlnirs ill
-i { 3 lft' t'lcanunt Ilill II
I i 3 3i l.itnonstcr 10
; I 2 ft llivcrxlde 10
3')" Sprlne'loll 10
Catawba .lutmilun 10
3 ??; Leslie 10
.1 I". Rock Hill 10
S ftftj Newport 0
I t?2' Tlrxuh P
I '.iv York villi* 0
I .'tY Shitren 0
VJ I V' Hickory Lr^vc 8
Sm vrrm 8
fi 'li ni l !/ .I.nr.t I u
I ; v 2 \?.
Dvtwmn R/acksburg, S. C., and Ma>
ion, N. C.
t ~ ?! 11 | j Eaxt 1!
s" " KABTEHN TIME |8ec 6ja
, j | I MU??I
* I 1 Mfrjf ' . Daily
STATIONS ' Kxcepi
! , |_ Sundat
' I A Ml * P
? Hi ..unhurK' 9C. I
8 Kurix rt
I'atii '-prints 0
I
' lo i") Luttlmoro 1 4
' lo to M OititlKiro I I
" lo -JV Henrietta ? , -I
' 10 Ui Kor<-?t Mi v 8
It |! tl>, H. ttierf. Iiltoi 3
Mil 3a MlilWOOd ! 8
11 t.' Oel'lr li Valley 2
> 12 Tlo rniui t'lty ! 2
12 21 OU'IiwkhI I 3
~ 12*. i Marl ,o I 2
A M ; P.
FFNEY Ot VISION EAI
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Jn 1:1 EASTERN TIME M 1
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ii </> ,5*. v* ; -?.?/? ta*'
I p. \l IA Ml aT M P.
'I : 1 i: |[ nincksl 'trr 7 Mi 3
i : 6 .'"j Cberoki'e Falls 7 SO a
^ I 111 G 40i (ii.rttmy . 7 t? '?
. i p. m.|a. m. | A M. p
- Yr hi - Nim 88 ?/?d onset at MiatU-ti.i
U- I with ralaa on ibo Oaffoey Division.
Tri in <1 3f conn tt? ki Camti'-n with t
It r|? tin OivIhIwi i.f tlm Soiitliurn itallw
I* I ft.- lit- h.ltltll.
i1 ir^.n N.? nliving ( imrton at 12 io p. i
v , ivi -t, rrnikt cjiinictlon at Lancast
, Si.. ll)\ th?' L A i Hr , at Catawba Jui
ti"n willi In1 K A It . at Koolf Hill with 1
D S' tr f ii it i'i ar t'o.of B irth.
'i ratn No II c< n ccta a' UlnclrHbarg w
So hern K 'Hwmjt frt>m fli* outh At Marti
S C , with 5-iitht rn Hallway troiiitf wt ?t
SAM'U HUNT, K- TRIPP.
J'i ualilent in perinientleut
% 1* (?. T. A.
SEMI-ANNUAL
i OLE BAN
I
UV
^3 New
And the New Ce
Clearing
All Winter G
We have decided to ca
thing must go in season.
Object of this Sale is to 1
This is no ordinary sah
Cash Buyers. We male
all lines. Many goods wil
even LESS. Everything
h laughter
, Now is the chance of
profit by this unusual Cu
Bargain c<
v.
5,000 yards pood Alamance onlj
t GCO " " Cotton Flanne
<? '1,000 " Mill Flanneletts 10
* j ,r,00 " French Flaimeletl8,
f | 1200 Schoolboy Joan, 15
ii Corset Remnants, (yard square)
Bleached Table Damask, 40 cent
Turkey Red Table Damask, 35 c
'* Doiloys and Napkins very Chea]
. Host Calicos, Indigo Blues Tnrk<
(| the Best Standard Fancies,
Ladies' Jackets Lined with Quill
" " Fancy kind, vali
" " Nicely made, val
j Black Fur Colloretts, value $1.2
p- 44 4* Larger, value $2.00, o
_ j 44 44 Full size, value $2.25
?1 A few large Handsome Capos vt
211 Large Double Cloth Capes, volu
Small Flush Cloth Cape, value >
v A few splendid Iiainy Day Skirl
ijSKOE BARfi
LONGSTO I
io
IM)
a, 100 pairs Ladies' Fine Dongola
w lace, or agonal, price
as placed on the liargai
_*; down at
r- The entire lot bought to go in ;
We also have some hig values it
89
[Buy Under
40
yl Men's heavy Fleece-Lined Sh.r
?50 cents each?now or
if Ladies', Missses and Children's I
ay 7
m Ladies' Vests,
28
Some Gres
" '
00
- F
3t r
UH
50 pairs fine $4.00 Cassimoro jm
10 25 pairs fine $2.00 Caasimefe j>.'
150 pairs wool pants?mixed lo
$1.50; your choice for
! ?
I'D
1 Came Too Late
40
* th
irg WAJ
ay 14 fine Black Overcoats, value ?
n Many Specials wo havo n6t si
or. * *
? The Canson CA
'
j n
ICE SALE! ?j
ivnNNv-mas 1
(in I
' < THEE
Year8<~ I
ntury With a Big
(Put Sale. m!
oods Must Go. I
rry nothing over. KveryNo
matter about cost; the 1
Jnload winter stuff.
2, but a great chance for
G Uli usual ICUULUUUS tllUIlg
1 go at HALF Price; some
we offer, a bargain.
Already Begun. I
a lifetime?Don't fail tc^^p, j
t Price Sale.
)nters Loaded 1
7 * ?-1 - T T ? Hi PP
i/itn not stUFF. I
/ 4 cents.
1 7? cent value, only 5 44 .
cent value, only fi 44
JO cent value, only 7^- 44
cent value, only 10 44
i, 20 cent value, only 15 44
I value, only 25 44
:ent value, only *25 44
[>, 2") cents a Dozen and up. I
?y Reds, Silver Qravs and
value cents, only 5 cents,
ler Satin, value $8.50, only $4.95.
io $0.75, only $3.95.
hie $>.00, only $2.95. ^
5, only 75 cents.
nly $1.00.
, only
e $1,00, only G5 cents.
M.25, only 90 44
;s, value $4.00, only - $2.75.
rAINS 1
5E REMEMBERED. <
and Gloss Kid lxitton and
>,00. $2.50 and $3.00?
n counter and marked
$1.25.
a day. .
i Ohildrens' Shoes.
wear Cheap,, I
ts and Drawers,our price
dy 35 cents, ? 'nion
.ShirtIrom 25 to 50 "
12* to 40 u
it
5ant Values.
i
inta, now $2.00.
mts, now $1.25.
t?value from 75 cents to
75 cents.
; for
le Holiday Trade.
00; will let them (ro for
)ace to mention, *R?s
SH STORE#