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[5 ^ ' fcj?4| I'FRMAN K AM *.\'<>KKS, j
gt Nas j i bt.. S' w York. ^
Valedictory Address ot Mr. John
liilSiard ct the Lancaster
Graded School.
Anion'}; (lie races of (lie earth
l)i" A iudo Saxon boars the prou !est
record. To its stubborn cour:it*e.
enterprise and love of per
poind lib rtv, the modern world
owes most t ;:it i- est jp laws
morals and institutions. In ae
qui.uti venoss, inventiveness and
civilization, the descendants of
th" An do Saxons have no equal
The essentials ot law an 1 habit
i m I-' fvl ' q " ' f I ' ^ ' n 1 *
V.V fin?I 1he ,'io-S >; n>
rather roaming in Northern
qm rV !; rr: ? - A'thm.. h in
a rude ud barba;-. > >1, lo, t! oy
enjoyed a good i?>n 11 t representativo
government. i iie> wore
ruled by au assembly of the people
(an institution thought to
have been handed down by the
fJodr"'. They elected t ?eir chiefs
or kings. to wliotn thoy were
bound by no ties save those ot
voluntary devotion.
Their enterprise and adven
i uruus spirn leu mem 10 seen
booty and glory in conquest.
Thus Mi. the dawn of mediaeval
history the seas were covered by
their c:alt. They became so re
nowned as warriors that about
the year A I). 450 (lie Britons,
harassed on the one hand bv the
1'iets and Scots and on the other
by the Danes, called to their aid
two famous Anglo Saxon chiefs?
llengist and llorsa.
These chiefs and their follower,
helped to expel the invaders,
then coveting the land began t<
drive the Britons themselves
steadily back and appropriate
the the territory of the Briton?
for their own use?acquisitiveness
being one of their predominant
characteristics then as well
as now.
This settlement of the AngloSaxons
marks an era in Knglisl
history. They brought wit!
them to England a love of self
government and a power to do
fend the same?a power that the
Romans had not been able t<
subdue abroad. They brough1
that love of home which is r-'i!
one of tlieir marked traits today
The A nglo-Saxons are noted
tor their stubbornness and tenaci
t\ of purpose and in spite ui tin
oppression of the Normans then
Jove of liberty failed to be crush
ed out. They secured the famoin
Magna Chart a in 1215, and ngnii
in 1265 led by Simon de Mont
fort got their first House of Commons.
They steadily increased
their power until in 1640 Car
liamonl dared, not only to do
pose, but execute its king?
Charles I. In 1680 Kngland
took the present form of irovernment.
It was about this time
that the more hardy of these unconquerable
people crossed the
ocean to begin the upbuilding oi
a nation, which, though a* yet
resources have hardly b'vu.i
be developed, is today one of the
I ^
world's greatest power?the I'ni
ted States.
The spirit of peisoual liberty
and the hatred of t\runny pro
dueed 6uch men, as : l'atrief
Ilenry. James Otis, John Adams
Thomas Jefferson and Ocoig
Washington; it fought thebatth
of Lexington, signed the Deelarution
of Independence and was tie
advocate of States Rights.
!t was tenacity of purpose that
j gained for the people of America
and (treat Britain the personal
j liberty now enjoyed by them
| it was the Englishman's tenacity
of purpose that eventually, when
all Europe lay grovel'ing in tindust
at the Emperor's feet.
I caused the downl c t Napoleon ;
ill whs ipi holly (>' i mi j jv st' in.ii
j caused England to pelt?'veiv in
the recent Boer war, though it
cost her millions of dollars daily
an 1 won lor her the censure o!
the world.
The inventive genuis of the
! Anglo-Saxon race ic proverbial.
'Nearly all the important in
i vent ions, such as, the printing
press, cotton gin, steamboat, railroad.
telegraph, telephone and
'all the applications of steam and
I electricity, origi ted iu the
They have always been fond
1 ol spoils. This love ol plunder
led them into Italy, England,
! America, India and to all parts
of the world. But as a result of
th
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no
[nciil trait- is their low (or tlieir
famous . 11 ; !hi'
that has inspired the Anglo-S
, rao? tor centotaes kept jrrt? i? '
memory of then heroes. The
old barbarian- hail their Vaihalla,
the Iv.i.di h havo their Westmiti
lister Al.bcy, and the United
I States it Hall of Fame. It is
i this patriotic love of a hero that
, keeps a guard of honor always
about the tomb of Kobt. K. Lee
?Ibelioro of the (Confederacy,
the pride of a nation, 1 whom
, friend and foe alike deliudif tr
I honor.
11.o Anjilo.iS.ixon ii:s*tHK'ts arc
such as no other race pos-osM
j in like degree. The Ang.lodSax
en's love of liberty, his interpret"itation
of government. his patriot
1 ism, his love ol peace and hi;
j fearlessness in war. his oriirinali
! tv, the ihrilt and aggre.ssiveues?
that distingui iies liim froinothei
? races, all conspire- to make hin
?j the art Jtitect of a eiviliztPio'
j which the wonder ol the world
' I the chiseler of a inonumcnl
I which neither the gnawing tootl
; of time, nor the lapse of ages car
dost rov.
' 1 Therefore, since our race hat
left us such a rich heritage o
heroes, let us strive to emulatt
1 their noble deeds and lei us en
1 deavor to ca:rv still farther Iheii
wonderful achievements in al
' the departments ot life.
Impure Drinltln;; Miller
1 is always a source of danger; dysen
1 tery and bowel troubles follow i'?
every person should have liamlj
' a bottle of Painkiller (Perry Davis')
1 | which will quickly euro these dis
trussing ailments. Be careful am
see I tint I he storekeeper does not pa\vi
oft some worthies* iir,-I if ut e in i
yon a* in sometimes done for the saki
of a few cents extra protit. T.ar^i
- | bottles J.*> and 60 cents.
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Registration Noiico.
j rnn h J'l'HTJf will take notice tha
"I JL the Registration Hooks will to
I i open at t lie COl'KT IKH'SK fo?" tie
re^i t rat ion of part ies ent it ied to re#
( ister under the constitution, on th<
, 1st Monday t i'licsdity in each month
'until ill) days preceding the genera
j election. .f M. CASK ,
t'hair. bd. Keg. Lancaster < o.
March 7. 1000.
Nuiiiim-r Com plaint
n not aiuay.- hronifht ahoat by chance oi ; . f
ami wht( The "stay it homes" are jmt asusceptible
to diarrhoea: due, noncru u
i: ' tc?i w iter, all accompanied by painful 'lis
1' charges; and, if not checked, results serious
ly Perry l>avis" Painkiller is the only purelj
reliable remedy. and Obc. ,
IS
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Competitive Kxaruination.
A competitive exatninatio
will l>e held in the courthouse o
Saturday, .July 12, 1902, to fi
v a scholarship in the College (
i Charleston, vacancy which occui
for Lancaster county ibis year.
A. C. Kowell,
County Supt. Education.
' I Lancaster, S. 0., May 1G, 1902.
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:j CASTOR 1A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Mci-y'ruiktlon RoK'i!>r and l*iklnle>
! and Paine jn81d6?, tups nnd LtintM curod to
Nlnotwons Scaw Vlr.o Win or 'r.kb'."W
On.' UliunCe Lnt?*.
It mnHcrt n<> dlfToranco win ttoor von wor
.
I train. I letter ?ct there on tinio. Colds loin
: id cony lis to pnoumnnl i nnd consurn]
lion: tlioroforo, it is oil important to checlc
I void before It touches tho luute Porry j'.ivii'r..nl;l
; i- will positively ' >renk :i cold in-!.i
i)i i .out\-four t om> Thuiv is l?ul one I'nii
; Idller, l'crry OuvN'.
p~ PEti DAY phii easily be mad
JS ' 1 a '-v or K' litU iii.iii t'ticr
cofionllv workimr our busi
ricth honorable nixl lepti
\
I r?*~ - for particulars hoeniKKN Spkc
! iai.i ' " . 201*2 Noble Street, \niif
! tOil. A!h May 1-1 in
; I fi /) k^m^C
1 wilt soli tor I A>11 on tii
: . . i i
!..! h ( ' II >nrv Toole, b .-nndei
1 ?n.|* o| vv . T. Morris on.
M'i oi bury T ?c>l . ooi
oi 1 i.it u ,foi j
I/Mi''}i>i(?r ccun'v aboil' f> mile
norlli of the oourtl.on e. 1'ii;
-alo i to Kfitisl'y an exoentio
apiinrt the sai?i licnr,\ '1 iole lu
I ax ok am! cosP the unpaid.
.i. i\ ii r n i Kii,
Nlieriir Lancaster Con liv.
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, I The following are absolute!
I essential t<> the production ?
i artistic printing :
i Studv of stylo : correct ide;
of consistency ; careful selectio
' and arrangement of type faces
; skill and mechanical cxccutioi
J All these we arc giving t
. every piece <>f work wo tur
r- oiit. Can we use them in yoi
I service.
i
Send Us Your
; Orcters
, | I f you want some pretty wor
' and want it cheap, in
t.ftti'ir hcads.
l\ DILL UK AI)S,
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NOTFj heads,
1*AC K KT HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
ULAN KS,
NOTES,
UECEI ITS,
j ORDERS.
ANYTIII NO PRINTED.
j Enterprise Pub. Co.,
* v Lancaster, S. C.
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J 4ft Kft ^ P PA | 4ft
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|Ton. Are Invite
and^Inspect Ox
\ Stock of Dr]
r I C>
and Milii
V
: Cone and ?o?
| u ?a J W * * *s s^ta w >4^ \
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! Our grand display of Spring 1
" Styles. This exhibit is the re
| ftil buying^by our. expert Milli
l a milliner of experience and
-!
1 maikcts of the Hast have beci
"! fore you
.1 ? ?*.<? . o> J v Jm sUi <?t
EVER SS'SVVH EN LA
\\Y !. now th;it jisLing- fur yc
* c ^
i!'
sur i "ent reason to you for oi
J O
must d cscrvc it by offering
. i in style, quality and price. 11
. our stock will show that it sta
| quantity, assortment, style an(
Here you will find the <>nly
iNeto Spring and
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bUJ
I
Silks, Dress Goods and Wash
in Mercerized Silk Zephyrs
Waists and suits, so styles
| *
S lovely Bastiste Lawns, Dotted
A few assortments of linen
y
if scarce now.
"jWhite Goods,
^ Embroi
n
iri
One hundred and fifty (1
I . -
Woods, I laid Muslins and Sti
fancy Madras, French Oi
"k
Lawns. We arc opening up
broideries, IZilgings, Insertioi
f ?
11>'
(Big Values Such as
can Get
in ' r 'i 11 QL'trtc Ur/'CC
jtil A till \.J 1 V- V 4 fcj l\U Vsl, A ' I . ? ?J
Wrappers.
, I Heath B'k'g
r
/
id Vo Come
u* Elegant
r Goods
nery.
is Will See
Millinery of the latest
suit of weeks of care q
ncr, Miss MacMartin,
splendid taste The ^
i searched to bring be
iYF Y?VfTJTw
W J., i. ?. V -t?.sJt& *
N7ASTES.
hir p^trotniho. 5s not
1 o
\ in<> it. but that we
o
mi j crier induct incuts
ie slightest look over
nds alone, so far as
1 prices go. ^
complete stock of
r\ a _
Timer uoous,
Goods. Pretty wash
, very desirable for
of French Percales,
Swiss and Organdies.
!i!? a 1 -
suitings?mese are
deries,
and Laces. r
50) pieces of liite f
riped Bastiste, White
gandies and Persian
enough all-over Emus
to Slippl) the Con 11
Y ou
no Where Else,
Waists and House
\ Mer. Go. >