Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 20, 1902, Image 7
! l Woman's Corset |f
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STRAJCHT FRO
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? fp?Ko T\ i otr*?r Kind.
t Reyai Worcester Gen
w WORCESTER, MASS
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For The L. S. Senate
The Third (Jongressioufc ij. ,
U ict,and Anderson county i .1
ticular, presents a cuudidi t .? 1
the UuiteJ States Senat- u tut
per sou ol Congressman . (J
Latimer who ha* speeix! '.lues*
for the place as showi ?y hie
past record. And wha thai
record? A poor boy uy the
fortunes of war wi-s
_ - - - ? I V 14 ^
means of securing an .ucution
boyond that afforded / tho old
field school, lie started life with
fho only legacy lef h ui?thul
of the plow handleb. ?? has trie J
the field and tho furrow in itf
vary ig phases, an t is and ha*
beet, a successful firmer, *nd
more thoroughly understands the
needs, and is in uiore thorough
m, sympathy with tho agricultural
* population than n iv other mar
tn the field. An l this not in an
tngoni"m the t.tiici varied
interests of the State, but is lv
W >ng at the basis of all true pros
perity, realizing that those interests
are corollaries growing
mi hi inti nirricii it lira i interest-"
of the State, and that as agricul
ture ip prosperous the others will
necessarily share in it, and thai
no country and no other interests
can pro when agriculture is
-depress*. ..
Mr. Lai inter has brought to the
public service the same zeal an*:
energy, the same honesty ami
square dealing, the same practi
cal business sense that has guided
through lite in Iiis private business,
and that ho has made r
success of it. Look at the record
ot his ten years in congress it
results brought to people of the
Third District. It is not exaggera
ti ?ri to say that he has securer.
~ more in ten years than all tht
congressmen who have represen
ted the district sin^e the war, and
this is n*?i said to disparage then
jAa but, as a simple statement of truth
p lie went into congress a new ami
untried man, fresh from the fi dd:
sent thereby the farmers, inox
perienced in legislation and not
skilled in the graces of oratory
and whs not long until the farmer
representative had something
tangible to show. The lailroads i*
ihe State in the hands of reeoiv
ern in the Federal courts had loi
years failed to pay their taxei
due the State, and he at once set
in motion the necessary lega'
machinery to make them pu\
their tuxes just like the farmer;
have to do. He came to the relie
of the State, and it is within tin
knowledge of all how the sheriff.of
6ome of tLe counties were im
prisoned ^.attempting to collect
4hose hack taxes. Hut he was a!
length successful and the railroadi
were made to pay $208,000 intc
the State treasury. Soon after hit
entrance into congress he took U[
the matter of securing the claitr
of Newberry college for $15,O0C
for injury to their huildig by the
occupancy of the Federal troops
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T!,is hill had boon pending !or
Jv; aid, and its friends had almost
h paired of ever gel t ing it passed,
bni Latimer succeeded where
oi .ers had Tailed, and the college
s got tho money.
.ie has been instrumental in in |
1 creasing the number ot seed pack-j
' iges from 3,000 to 15,000 in each i
district, and thousands of farmers {
today testify that the seeds are!
the best they ever had; and
thousands upon thousands o!
i farm bulletins are distributed
t giving the results of the work of;
L the department of agriculture,
i J-Jut passing over some other
1 matters ilie greatest good thai lie
1 has secured to the people ot his
' district is the establishment ot
j | the rural tree delivery ol the j
| mails to the homes o! the people.'
He ha* never claimed to he the
[ originator of the system, but only!
. to he one of the first men to per t
. oeive the great beneiit there is in
it and to give it .1 practical appli;
cation, and today there are 00
1 routes iu operation in ins dis-1
" triot at a salary of .fflOO per cur- |
\ rier, bringing $54,000 annually
'I mto the district and conferring!
( vastly improved mail facilities
upon lhe people.
He ha* introduced a bill, which
I is now pending, providing lor 1,-J
I j 500.000 acres of the public do
. I main to be set apart for the pubI
I lin ? ? I ~ ? 1 - l' O * I - 1 - t : I
j iiv nuwi <ji ooniii v,arouna. tie,
. has now a crop of surveyors in :
. the State instructed by the agri- J
i cultural despartment to make a
j soil survey of 1000 square miles!
. of territory to ascertain tho coti-l
. stihient elements of the soil with1
j reference to its adaptability to'
? the production of crops. He ha*'
. also introduced an amendment
11 to the ngrieltnral bill appronri-j
i ating $150,000 tor experiments
in road making. These matters
[ are referred to to show the pr.icitileal
lines along which ho has
. been working.
i, Tltese are but ;i portion of the
tienelits this farmer re presold itive
> % *
. has secured for his people, and
r he coines now asking you to give
, him a wider field for the the di .
play of his usefulness.? Anderson
I D.iilv Mail.
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I .4 Cure lor Ciiolt-rn lufitnlii in.
'I "Last May," says .Mrs. Curtis j
j Baker, of Bookwalter, Ohio, "an
' l lnfitlil child nf i?nr noiohl.r.p . ?...u
' (differing from cholera infantum.!
*1 The doctor hail gi v?n up all hopes ;
1 of recovery. 1 took a bottio of
('hamberlain's Colic Cholera and ,
t Diarrhoea Remedy to the housui
L telling them 1 felt sure it would
i do good if used according to di,
rertions. In two days' time thei
j child had fully recovered, and
is now (nearly a year since) a
vigorous, healthy girl. I have re ;
\comended this Remedy frequent- j
' ly and have never known it to j
5 fail in any single instance." For ,
sale by J F. Mackey & Co. I
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Mr. jukI Mrs. Chas. J. Allen Shot
Down in Their Homes.
i Tampa, Fla. A up;. 14.?At the
home ot Charles ?J. Allen,on Seventh
avenue Tampa Heights, the
! most fashionable residence secj
tion of this city, Alltn and his
I wife were fatally shot today by
Manuel Chavez,one of the wealhj
lest and most 'prominent young
members of the Cuban colony
; ^-ere Allen died this evening and
iklrs. Allen's death is only a
! (juestion of time.
' Many conflicting accounts of
the tragedy are current but the
lone generally believed is that
1 A'len retutncd home unexpectedly
and found Chavez in his house,
l and that he assulted Chavez, sinking
him a territlc blow in the
' mouth. Chavez then drew a oisfnl
" i
i and began to tire. One bullet
I strwk Alien in the left side, an[other
in the month, passing
I through the body of Mrs. Allen,
! who had rushed between themou
?\ off >r! to separate them The
shooting of Mrs. Ail<*n is believed
j to have been entirely unintentional
.
Immediately after the shooting
Chavez rushed from the house
bareheaded and disappeared in
his buggy that was standing at
the back gate.
lie subsequently surrendered
to the sheritl.
An effort, was made to get hir>
released tonight. His father's
firm, one of the largest manufactures
of cigars here, offered to
put up a hundred thousand del
lar cash bond, but as (lie charge
is murder Judge Rubles refused
it.
Prominent attorneys, including
Congressman tSparkman, have
been employed by the defense.
The preliminary hearing will
bo !icId tomorrow.
lure* IC Jt < ii in I In in mtd Ciiiurrh
after alt rise I'iiIIn. 1'ohIs
to try.
ID cure the most desper<ite rheumatism
or catarrh take Botanic
Bloo<l Balm (B. B B.) the wonder
of the age. Curoa when all also
ft\i 18. It kills the poison in the
blood and gives a pure, healthy
blood supply, stoppiug all gnawing,
shooting aches and pains in
the bones, joints, back, and reduces
ail swellings. Hawking,
spitting, dropping in the throat,
oil'ensivd breath and catarrh, irritatioiiN
>f the mucous membranes
quickly disappeared thus making
a perfect, permanent cure of thiwor?t
rheumatism or deep seated
catarrh. B. B. B. especially ad
vised for old, obstinate cases
Druggists, $1. Trial treatment
free and prepaid by writing Dr
ijillum, 213 Mitchell St , Atlanta,
i Ha. Describe trouble and free
medical advice given.
| PENNYROYAL PiLLS
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latV. Alwavft Tollable. Lmllri, iuik ItniKgUt foi
I'iiicii?-ati:k'n *;>?.? isti in ?te?i nod
I Ui>l<l ii> 'tallic bo*o.i, ?al'il with blue ribbon.
r?k? no oilier. Ib-fm* diniKoronaiutiilllulloim
ami imitation*. Buy of your Dnicrfinl,
or send Ir. ili Mump* for i'artlralnia,
iiiiinluli and Keller for inMIw,
by rrliii u I O.OOO Testimonials. bold by
| ail Druggista.
chlchkfitrm chkmioal co.
100 naillaun H<|iiarr, 1'HIL.An I* A.
Uantlun Ihli paper
V vuro 9 | r\ MEADACHb,
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,
and all diseases arising from Indigestion.
They will purify your
blood and make youroomplsxlon
as FAIR AS A LILY. They are
gelatin coated. MICE 25 CENTS.
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FOR HARNESS ?
*t uiicc, an J yuu will be u?
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Y oti can bnrn
Powder, etc.,
with Steam 01
only one prop
scald and tha
Mexica
Mil star
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; linen cloth, saturnl
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Tlie Ureal liliioil mill Verve Tm
i anil tie-world's renowned Calai
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jjj- RHEUMACIBE
CURES
! 9 RHEUMATISM
TO STAY CURED.
Tin-: MIID'CAi. no\:>:.u (>K M
Nineteenth Century.
^P) A ta 1 'I.
' jdtii cures recent and ! i. itaiitinr: ca
V! ThP -r. il.-st l.t... n. - ii
SB M 's ! heurl ' cri'lors* ?11 -n
ultfht per c? n; of li.t;
] Ml per bottle. miir
Kodc
Dyspepsia Cs
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li| V J VkJ V I (A V J v/u V
This pro paraxon cthtains all
digcslanti ^d d i^' Ab all k
food. It Kjrcs Instant fclief arn
i fails to cjjjc. Itallowswvi to
the food you want. The Uitktsc
stomachs can take it. Ily it\u>
thousands of dyspeptics hSfe
cured after everything else fair
l unequalled for the stomach,
ren with weak stomachs thrivi
Cur?s all stomach troi
j Pr?p?r?(i only by F-. O. DkWitt Co.,
bottle cont!iln*2H Uuivstbe]
^prr ?ul
SwMIn Kor*>fs Moxlcnn jflufttnng fjlnW
cnt is just w hat you lu txl. It take. elTect
itoitisliod to s< > how quickly it heuls sores.
5 way: ^
C>' %
yourself v.*it>\ T'i-e, with
or you can scald yourself
r Hot Water, but there is
cr way to cure a burn or
t is by using
n
ig Liniment.
lit; relief. Got a piece of soft oM
0 it with this liniment nn?l biinl
omul. Vow can have no adequate
lent remedy t tiis i.?- for a burn until
rou havrt n hint afflicted with Roup or an?
r jioultry ilist>at?o imi >i<*xlruii Alustung
1 htanoaIiu r.Lat^ij l.y iM.tiltry brooders.
pri/vgs
IERAU
est Remedy for Diseases of the
, Stomach and Skin.
ivcr, relieving dizziness, constipation,
incy and all the troubles caused
a disordered t,U/er.
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? in Mis. M A. Hilton, Kershaw, S C., within
|U Hie Ilex I thirty uu\?, tin titles you to 11 package
iv - containing a Home Trent writ discovert 1 bv
,r Mrs. M >uiutners, Notre U.itne, Imi, wnir.a
''in leui urrhota ulceration, displacement,
;lr . fnllii.g of the womb, menstrual disorders, hot
ill |M ' I! isi.. uora, i, row His, and nil female iroui
tiles. The free package contains tea days
Jy 11oatire*111, an,I it you wish to continue, It will
cost you aoout twelve cents a week to guaran
k tee a cure. Kill out the spues below, send to
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treatinent hv return mall. ? ? ?
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W| KAfLWAY.
j Bet ween Chester and Lancaster.
"F* jjtt| I Sclicilulo 'li KfTeet MlV 181(1, 1W3
IjAj I Duili/ Fsjccept Sunday.
sen U^'! southbound Northbound
jSR 1 So- 'I No. 17. No. I'J No. U
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kjap ,& j 11 < ' o lft| ! Ar Lancaster.. Lv ft 1ft o 4ft
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TJft IWJ . .. .. a i 11 " * i ho alburn
3ri> WW j Ki.i.Vitij No Hi fi'l CI..IT.olli ltlil poi iUl north,
v "?8 ' 1 r i An !..r.i a r.uita S| cl tl for
?' tfl| AUul.i l and iioini* Wi'HL A-.o wit.i Carollu#
\ j ' > >'< . (.'i ill X. c,
... U|,j intermediate point.-*, and Southern Kailway
No. 33 for Coluir.l ', i ami points south.
jn N '7. leav l'iit Ch'-.ii'T too a. m connects
jt I fa | wlih Southern Uy , No. 3" from Col no Ola auO
^ points n< i.iii. Seaboard Air Line "A il&ni.i sip#
j olal" from Northern anil Kan tern points and
, _ | ovuuisin nj, nu. *> iruui nuriuum mu lilll
'" "* ?;rn points, and at Lancaster with S C. & G. E.
of the for Macksbuiff.
ir>ri<4 nt s'' '' ?vIuk Lai.castor 5 15 p m . connect*
iiiua ui at Lancaster witp s. C. & G. K froui Camden
tl never and Marion, Southern Ky No .'I a tC hosier lor
Cflt Jill Charlotte nnrt points north
nuitlvA 1 iNio- leaving Chester lo.CO a m , connects^
Ciiostcr with .-southern Kailway No. at from
0 many Columbia atal points so utlc
> 1b?en LKHOY SPK1NGS,
J. il. HEATH, President
i C>?n'l. Pas. Agrent.
- . | A Torpid Liver causes ^ .. . , . Hplftes
LiUlOS , Indigestion, Constipation i^vi ...a,j> the. Unrhlraio
Ur " ,A *>imnQonH Liver Medunne to stimrl
iOc *' ? i ate thai orcsc. ^a-* sW i.1