Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 21, 1902, Image 8
ECZEMA'S
IT OH IS TOKTURk
Eci?m? is caused by an scid humor i
the blood coming in contact with tl
kin and producing great redness and ii
(lamination ; little pustular enactions for
and discharge a thin, sticky fluid, whic
dries and scales off ; sometimes the skin
hard, dry and fissured. Eczema in an
(mm is a tormenting, stubborn diseaa
and the itching and burning at times si
almost unbearable; the acid burniu
burner seems to oose eat and set the ski
on fire. Salres, washes nor other exte
nal applications do any real good, for i
long as the poison remains in the bloc
it will keep the skin irritated.
SAO FORM OF TETTER.
"For three years I
had Tetter on ar
hands. which caused
them tc swell to twice
thstr natural sice. Part
of the time the disease Htflh
was is the form of run- ,11 I
ala( sores, eery pain- NHI BP-1
ful, and causing; me WJHT j
much discomfort. Poar
doctors said the Tetter flit
Bad progressed too far JHjBgyl*
to be cured, and they flHHadflkA.
gmil4 Ar? tinthinor
EC. X?M>konly*hrM
titles of 8. 6. 8. and BB
was completely cured. SB
All was fifteen years
o, and 1 hare never
MBce seen any sign of My old troablc." ?Mn
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cools the blood and restores it to a health]
atural state, and the rough, unhealth
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^ ^ sipelas, Psoriasis, Sal
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help you by their ad rice; we make n
Charge fortius sendee. All correspondeac
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COAL MINE HOKKOK.
^ About Two Hundred Men and
^ Boys Entombed and Probably
i? Every Life Lest.
n Coal Creek, Tenn., May 19.?
? The worst disaster in the history
j of Tennessee mining occurred at
e. 7.30 o'clock this morning, when
? between 175 and 225 men and
in boys met instant death at the
? Fraterville coal mine, two miles
k] west of this town as a result of a
gas explosion.
Out of the large number ol
men and boys who went to work
this morning developments at 10
o'clock tonight show that only
one is alive and he is so badly
injured that he cannot live. This
man was Win. Morgan, an aged
Englishman, who was a road man
in the mine and was blown out
f of the entrance by force of the
explosion. One hundred and
aov?nlv.(ira minora wara nlianlra/1
- wv * VMVJ U ? V u nvivvuvvncu
* in for work this morning by the
r\ mine boss. In addition to these
y were boys who acted as helpers
Tm and drivers, roadmen and others
It to the number of perhaps fifty.
n Fraterville mine is the oldest
e mine in the Coal Creak district
* having been opened in 1876. It
? is fully three miles from the
0 mine's opening to the point where
* the men were at work. They had
not been at work long before the
~ terrible explosion occurred. There
r was a fearful roar and then flames
shot from the enterauce of the
air shasts News of the disaster
* spread like wildfire, but as soon
? as possible two rescuing parties
? were started in, one at the main
1 entrance, the other through Thisi'
tie mine which adjoins and in
* which no men were at work. The
l0 Thistle party were unable to
e make any headway, as the gas
stifled the workers. The Fraterville
party went fully two miles
. under the earth, until, a heavy
fall of slate was encountered. At
this barrier men worked like
. demons, noping against hope
that those beyond might be safe.
The scene at the mouth of the
mine while the workers were
within were beyond description.
Business was suspended in Coal
Creek at all its mines as soon as
the news ol the disaster became
known, and men women and
I children gathered around the
Farterville entrance. Women
whose husbands and sons were
e within grief. All day long the
rescuers toiled at the slate ob
ii struction and not until 5 o'clock
? this evening did they force an
n entrance through it. Up to that
* hour only five dead bodies had
? been recovered and hope was still
high that many within were safe.
The hopes of the living were
? doomed, however, for when once
_ the rescuers could enter and proceed
they walked through a continuous
tomb of death.' There
was not a sign of life. Every
i man had perished, they believed,
I although it will be tomorrow
f j morning before all the rooms can
be entered.
Eight dead bodies were first
i recovered and these were sent
I to Coal Creek- Twenty six
more were soon found. They
r- were not disfigured beyond
- identification and each corpse,
i as it was borne from the mouth
of the gigantic tomb, was surroundod
by eager crowds of
relatives of the men who were
entombed.'
The mine was not on fire except
in remote portions and all
bodies possibly may be readied
before daylight.
Dr. M. A. Simmons Diver Medicine Clears
Ibe Complexion, Riven Bouvanov to .the Mind
cures Huadaebe, Regula'W tbou. .Howell
nd LfVhr.
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PA88BNOER DEPARTMENT \
Schedule Effective Jan. 15, 1902.
Down EaSt6rn T1|M 'up'' C
No nz S
ii? S>? i>ai. Stations S* 8>
!I- ? ft
A M A M P M P M P M P M
a
8 20 12 to Lv Camden At 3 60 6 60
DeKalb
9 to it 46 Westvllle 3 17 fl 00
10 60 1 06 Kerihaw 2 42 5 30
It tO I 40 Heath Springe 2 30 4 40
12 20 2 06 Lancaster 2 06 S 60 ,
12 45 2 25 Riverside 1 46 3 10
2 45 2 40 Catawba Junct. 1 90 2 40 lVj
4 00 3 00 Rock Hill 1 10 I 16
4 40 8 18 Ttrxah 12 60 10 46
6 20 3 3) Yorkvtl.o 12 36 10 2.) IF
* 46 3 46 Sharon 12 20 9 40 'I1
AM 6 05 4 00 Hickory Grove 12 05 9 10 P M
No 6 20 4 10 Smyrna II 65 8 60 No *
II 6 60 1 28 Ar BlaefctburfLv II 36 8 2) 12
8 00 4 48 Lv BlackaburgAr 11 30 6 46
8 5 05 Earls II 15 6 26
8 30 5 12 Patterson Spgs II 08 6 16
9 25 6 V, Shelby 10 68 6 00
10 00 6 46 Latttmore 10 38 4 46
10 301 5 56 Mooresboro ilO 3) 4 30
10 50 , 6 06 Henrietta 10 20 4 10
11 20 6 22 Forest City 10 06 3 46 m
11 45 6 87 Rutherford ton 9 50 3 20
12 30 7 06 Thermal City 9 20 2 45 SI
If 56 7 -.0 Glen wood 9 00 2 80
' a> 7 86 Marlon 8 46 2 00
WEST EAST~ 111
istcia. GalTneyBranch istcia. id cia.
No. 16. No. 13 Ng 14 No 16. IT
pt'u.T imiRH TIME .P*'1? JPallJ
Ex Sun Ex Sun Ex Sun Ex Sun
P M | A M | ATlflNS | AM | Ph Ol
4 30 8 60 j Blackaburs i 11 80 ; 8 10
4 f0 9 10 ICherokee Falls 11 00 6 fO
6 10 9 30 Gaftney ; 10 40 ; 6 80 Q1
Read Down Read Op ~
*20 minutes for dinner.
Trains No's 34, 36, 11, 12,18,14,16,
and 16 are operated daily exoep Hun
a,r' . IV
COKNKCTIONH MADE HY HOUTHBOVMD I]
TRAIM8.
AtMarion : No. 82 connect* atMarion
with Southern Ky train No. 36 whioh
arrives at Marion at 8.28, A . M., from
Chattanooga, Aeheville and intermediate
points. c
At Blaoksburg : No. 3. and No. 11
connects with Southern Ry train No. .
36 which arrives at Blacksburg at in
7 in, A. M , from Atlanta, Greenville,
Spartanburg and intermediate points. ,v
At Yorkville : No. 34 connects with
C. A N. W. train No. 70 whioh leaves
Yorkville at 10.4S, A. M , for Gastonia lO
Lenoir and intermediate points.
At R< ck HiM: No 32 and 84 con- A
nec s wi.h Southern R? train .No 76
whijh leaves Hock Hill at 3.30 p m tor
Chester, Columbia and intermediate SC
points.
At Catawba Jot: No's 32 and 84
conntcts with S. A. I. , tra n No. 39 *
which passes Catawba Jet at 7.46 \
1*. M ., lor Monroe and intermediate
points.
At Lancaster: No's 82 and 34 connects
with L. A C., train No. 16 which
leaves Lancaster at 4.46, P. M., for
Chester and intermediate points.
At Camden : With A. C. L. (N.W
of S. C.) for Charleston, Sumter,
Florence, Darlington, Wilmington
and intermediate points Train No.
63 which leaves Camden at 4.15, P. M.
CONNECTIONS Mil'K BY NORTHBOUND
TRAINS. G
At Camden : With A. C. L. (N.W, of
SC) No 71 from Charleston on Flornce rDarlington,
Wilmington, Sumter and '
I intermediate points which arrives at
I Camden at 11 15 A M. With Southern
Ky train No. 77 from Kingsvflle
. which arrives at Camden at 11 55 AM
i At Lancaster: No 88 oonnects at D
Lancaster with L.AC., train No 16
i for Chester and intermediate points. .
At Catawba Jet: No 33 and 36 connects
with S A L., train No32 which
leaves Catawba Jot at 7 54, P. M , for
1 Monroe and intermediate points. T
| At Kock Hill: No 63 and 36 con- JL
nects at Rock liill w th Southern Ry
train No 36, leaving Rook Hill at 8.26,
1* R , for charlotte and points north.
At Blarksburg: No 38 connects
i with Southern Ry trains No's 12 4 38,
P M , No 33, at 7.05, P.M., and No ir
40 at 7.46, P M., for points north.
No's38 and 36 connects with Southern
, Ry train No 66 leaving Blackaburg
at 11.25, P. M., for points south.
At Marion: No 83 oonnects with
{Southern Ry train No 35 leaving
>' 'Jirion at 11.40, P. M ., for Asheville, 1
, anooga an J intermediate points,
ough car secvice without change
een Marion and Charleston on
No's 82 and 33
E. H.SHAW,
General Passenger Agent.
SPRINI
foil Are Im
and Inspect
Stock: of !
and M
Jome and1
>ur grand display of Sp
tyles. This exhibit is
ll buying*by our expert
milliner of experience
iarkets*of the East hav
re you
HE FINEST ARE
EVER SHOWN
We*know that asking
r
ifficientTeason to you 1
i ust deserve it by offc
i style, quality and pric
jr stock will show that
uantity, assortment, sty
Here you will find the
lew Spring am
l
ilks, Dress Goods and ^
Mercerized Silk Ze
aists and suits. 50 s
vely Bastiste Lawns, E
few assortments of
:arce now.
Vhite Goock
Emb
One hundred and fif
oods, Plaid Muslins ai
incy Madras, Frenc
awns. We are openin
roideries, Edgings, Ins
r.
tig Values Such
can <
i Tailored Skirts, D
/rappers.
Heath B'k'j
5,1902
rited To Com?
; Our Elegant
Dry Goods
illinery.
You Will See
ring Millinery of the latest V
the result of weeks of care:
Milliner, Miss MacMartin,
and splendid taste. The
e been searched to bring beLAY
OF MILLINERY
SIN LANCASTER.
for your patronage, is not
for giving it, but' that we
iring superior inducements
e. The slightest look over
it stands alone, so far as ^
, ? ? f
de and prices go.
: only complete stock of
d
Summer Goods,
Wash Goods. Pretty wash
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tyles of French Percales,
)otted Swiss and Organdies,
linen suitings?these arc
%
roideries, *
and Laces. ?
ty 05?) pieces of White
id Striped Bastiste, White
h Organdies and Persian
g up enough all-over Em;ertions
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ress Waists and House
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