Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 20, 1902, Image 4
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LANCASTER ? ENTERPRISE.
Published Wednesdays by
Enterprise Purlisiunq Co.
A. J. CLARK, Editor.
Oue Year, - - - $1.00
Six Months, - - .50
Throe Months, - . - .25
IN ADVANCE.
Wednesday, August 20, 1002
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\VV surrender considerable
space to the speech of i ol \V .1.
Talbert, a candidate for governor,
made at the opening meeting
of the campaign ar Sumter
W e invito your attention to this
speech since it shows Col. Talhort's
views on all the leactint?
Q
questions that a governor lias
to deal with. Col. Talhert is a
fine, christian man, with an ox
cellent record in the service of
his Stale.
Dr. i'honias.l. Strait is receiving
a good deal of consider
alien th-is year in ir-s race for
congress on account of the fact,
that, lit .sounded the warning
note against McLnurinisru in
time to have saved the state tlie
disgrace of having him misrepresent
her in the senate. The
nie.norabiu uu^tin^ in tin court
house in Yorkville is recalled by
many who voted against Dr.
Strait that year and who will
support him this year because
of his honesty, his manliness
anil his truthfulness.? "i orkville
Yeoman.
The candidates for United
States Senate spoke here yesterday.
The first-peaker was Hon
D.S.Henderson who made a good
impression. The next was Hon.
)no. .J Hemphill of Chester who
spoke in his usually felicitous
style and held the crowd. The
third speaker was Col. William
Elliott who made a good speech
and impressed all that lie was a
good man. Next came Hon.A.C.
T.ntim.ir A)' A .w1aiv,.ii ,.1w,
UIU11UVA Ui iilJVlVlCVll IH' I I i < It* 1 \
a fairly good impression. ExGovernor
Evans came next.
He is a jgood speaker and carries
the crowd while he is speaking.
hut whether he will v wry
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many of them next Tuesday
only time can tell. The last
and t?? our notion the strongest
speech of the day was made by
Col. George Johnstone of Newberry.
It is the general opinion
that he made the. best speech of
the day and lie probably won
more votes by his speech than
any other man who spoke After
dinner, the congressmen of the
Fifth District spoke. The crowd
was not large, hut it was unusually
quiet and attentive to
both Senatorial and the Congressional
candidates. The dispensary
was closed anil there
was no drinking or drunken m
What One ol Colonel Talbertb
Neighbors Says.
If anybody know- a man character,
it is his neighbor
and here is what a gentlemar
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who "lias known and liver
close to Ool^Talbept '"or a mnn
her of years," says of him :
Mr. Editor: Having heart'
that some of Col W. J. Talhert'f
political enemies are trying tc
injure his bright prospects foi
being elected governor of Soutl
Carolina by circulating all sorb
of untrue reports on hi 111, I de
sire to say a word in his de
fense. One of the things sait
is that he is not a good neigh
bor, that he is close fisted, anc
helps nobody. These statements
are absolutely false. I liavt
known Col. Talbert and live<
close to him for a number o
years, and I do not know of a
more generous, big-hearted, lib
eral man in all our country
fie is a pillow in his church
and is liberal in all his contribu
\ v
tions to the various charitable 0!
causes. Ho is very generous to
tho schools of the country, paying
the tuition of quite a number
of poor children whoso
parents are unable to pay it re
themselves, and assisting where- tj,
ever a school house or church is or
being built. He is liberal with V(
the poor to my knowledge. 1
know of many men today who J
would have lost their homes and
been turned out of doors had it
! not been for Col Tulbort-'s kindi
uoss in saving their homes for
them. I am not writing what!
I have heard, or anything like
that, but 1 am writing of what
ji '? iiv ' ^ iiiivi u aii) w\i> uv/ii u
bolieve these tilings, just let 1
' them come to me, and I will
tell them for I know what kind
of a man Col. Tnlbort is In
all his public life he has favored'
the interests ?f the laboring
[people, whether they worked
in the factory, or on the'farm j
j or .anywhere "lse, and lie. is ab :
j solutely trustworthy,fully ?j[iiali- [
tied to /ill the high ofliceofgov.
ernor, and is .a christian gentle-'
; mail and well worthy of the
j he,arty support of the masses of
j the people, wheih'T they 1??,?j
; rich or poor, high or low, and I
j appeal to them in his behalf and
say if you wan't to elect a man *
who will discharge well .and
faithfully .and fearlessly the
duties ot chief executive of
t?outh Carolina vote for W. .J
iTalbert, for I know lii^n and
I know liiin to be alright and all
| these reports and campaign
falsehoods are untrue
tjtners papers will please
copy this in justice to Col. 'i'al
bert
Very truly yours,
O D. White. j ?
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j bluj.ri An- 4'onich itml Murk* off .
lli? CoM. |
I.axative Hrouio-Quinine Tablets cure i
a c?M oueday. No cure, no pay s.
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doubtfully IVrislied.
I Vokohoma, Japan. Aug. 18. j ?
i?The little island ot Orishima|f?
j was overwhelmed by a volcanic
eruntion between Aiimmt. IMI
I and August 15, and all the inhabitants,
numbering 150 per- rj*?
I sons. were undoubtedly killed.!
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The island is covered with vol-1 n,
' t-amc debris and all the houses | ?
I on it have disappeared. The
i eruption i- Mill proceeding and
land is accotipanied by subnia
I rmo eruptions in the vicinity 01
! which makes it dangerous for 0
vessels to approach the island. I ^
The Orisliima is one of aj.
chain of islands extending between
the lionin Islands and ]a
! Hondo, the biggest island of
; Japan
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To Currn t'ol?l in On intj . j
Take Laxative Bromo ijuinine I
| Tablets All drutfjfist. refund the .
j iiipney it it fails hi cure. K. I ,
- lirove'jj nitfnature is on each box i5efk
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'| ?Next Tuesday the primary!
election comes off, and allL
should turn out and vote. }
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Kheumacide cures rheumatism by ! .1
1 neutralizing the acids in the hlood I 1
' | ami driving them out through the j
* natural channels. Sold by J F j ;i
) J >1 ackey A Co mar'JW-ttm J ^
1 For biliousness use ( haritherlain's | tj
4 Stomach A I.iver Tablets. They |
cleanse the stomach and regulate the
liver and bowels, effecting a quick ' ti
and permanent cure For sale by J. I ]j
| F. M ackey A Co. .
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emocratic Primary Election
August 26, 1902.
Vote for two for House of Ropsentatives
and one for each of
e other offices. Draw a pen
pencil through the names not
>ted for.
For Qpngreas?Fifth District.
D. E. FINLEY,
T. J. STRAIT,
J. \V. FLOYD,
W. B. WILSON. /
For Stato Senator.
W. U. HOUGH.
Cor House of Papresentativee 1
J. N. ESTIUDGE,
T. V. WILLIAMS,
OSCAR W. POTTS.
for Judge of Probate.
JOTTN M PF.RPY
J. E STEWMAN.
For County Supervisor
W. Q. CAS KEY,
JOMN'R FAILE,
M. C. GARDNER,
R. H. SAP P. .
, L. J. PERR Y,
v J. A. HYATT
or County Suj>t.. or' FJucation.
A C ROWEI L,
M. J LONG.
W. P. McMA NHS.
Fo r Co unto 1 're, an u re r.
W. C. CAUTIIKN,
W T. V A N LA N I)IN(JII AM.
For Comity Auditor.
JOHN A. COOK,
HOLLIS II HORTON,
W. F. ESTKIIXiE.
Executor's Notice. |
, 1,1. ptrs'.iii. having claima against
V. the estate of V\' (?A.NlV
.liiauaauil nru tn
esent them, duly proven, to the
ldersigned executors or to their
torney, T Y.Williams, Esq.; perns
indebted to said estate will make
lyment to the undersigned or to
id Attorney
Maude Hanson,
Adam M. Hanson,
Executors
Auk. IS*. 1902-1 m.
>r? E. S. RfscDow,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
inth Side Catawba House, \
p-Stairs. t t t 1
Phone 90 \ omce* ?P?n ,,RJ"
2.1 yr ' "onc ' < and Ni*ht
? Littleton Female College,N.
has tint reputation of being
no of the most thorough and
roirressivo schools in North
arolina. A postal card would
ring you a copy of the largo,
lusirated catalogue which is
very handsome booklet.
Sixty Years of Popularity
i tin.' record of Painkiller (Perry
avis'), but the shops are full of i nil itions
made to sell upon the great
'putation of the genuine; be cations,
therefore, when yon ask for n
it tie to see that you get the genuine
n unfailing remedy for coughs,
>lds, bronchitis
? Littleton Female College is
eing completely renovated inluduig
inside painting,rewhiteing
walls, etc., preparatory to
le largest opening iti its hisjry.
This institution has made
notable record among North
i? ?..,i :ii
illWUIJ.l Rtliuun (IIIU 113 jmilUIlgo
is rapidly extending to seoioiis
beyond the borders of the
tate. Concerning tho institu
ion I>r. A. I). Betts says: "T
ave seen somothing of schools
>r a long tinio. I have looked
ito soino that I call ideal
chools. I have never seen a
otter place for girls than Litleton
Female College."
Avoid Consumption.
When you cough It Irritate* your lung*, and
ip more you cough the more your lungs he>me
affected with weakness and decay. Thqy
ho desire sound lung* should never neglect a
Dugh. There I* no other cure so **f? so sure,
> c<-r>aln. It Is so pleasant to take that lite
children will often ask for more. Prioe 4b
,'DW w u .L
Williams-Hug]
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It is our policy never to c
goods from one season to an<
clear out these goods we are r
SURH 1
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Wc mention a few of the r
while they last:
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All colored lawns and dim
lards, swiss all colors, lace :
and madras, organdies in the
< silks, ladies' shirtwaists, crasl
ored silk parasols and umbrel
summer hosiery. See our gr<
ED6IN6S
INSER
from 2 1-2 cents to 10 cents
numerous to mention. You 1
I x x_ _ is r
uon 10 examine our quaiiue;
we ire sure of your trade.
| Respectfull
Williams-Hu
Lancaster, S. C-, July 15,
lies
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arry over any summer
other, so in order to
norking them down at
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PHEM. '
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nany bargains for you
ities, silk batiste, fou
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ma satin stripea lawns
new effects, summer
1 and duck skirts, collas,
men's oxfords and
*at variety of
> and 1
?TIN?S #
and other things too
o
have a standing invita>
for comparison, then
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