Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 26, 1902, Image 2
?j Mirs Idev M. Srvyder,
Twiisiiitr in iiM>
n?t.Ji'jsj Civit V.n?' Sri < Inh.
If women .eou5 I ]-. / t a'tcnt'on to ^ I
the':"" hoilth wr wonM have more b?ppy ? j
h > ' mh.-rj a..o o.t.",hKTs. if U if they X j
ai .iii oceerva roSwi.j th-.y wwuid iumi n j
rh.?* docf <> $' prescriptions do not y j
t?c-' ?r n the .;u..y cures thiy arc ^iven f
tr- l-'- .... . r I
' .1 coa.oiling wtiii niv ditigjil.tl lie ad. j '
vi<eii Mcfclrce's Vine of ("ardni unci Ihrd. ? j
fortft Black-Draught, rod so I took if t.nd i- j
h sv? f ,?ry -r.it ?n fa t1* ?r.!- h!rn for a g !
| life opened up to m'vPS r-.tored health, ? '
I and 11 city 100k three r.iv,.-.:ht tocurtir.e." J? |
v H (I ':*? ? I-i i 11 :l;iti?r of tlio ? j
nm: fiiiiotiups a:i< ie i.iost <?. g '
Iloi; tonio r women. It run 3 * I
>< ;< -tv. sup'iret< > Fr???juo*it. irtvi?- *. ]
u' .r i.i I i unful vtiuMun. ftillibff ? i
Ol t!'t -fi 'Aiitili Ui^U .?J llltf. ll k
i "t I* * i \v?;on a; r ath.' wonian- B
h?s?.i. ..irtttg iin r.-i.uiic.. : ft?-r child- '
at. . lit V" <'t llf ' f">" ' j
j11 r?r v ( vines a <l?\?r I ->i?y to homo* C
taw i:il, rr ' r year*. \11
i.r Lt'i 't- liavr $1.( 0 i f Wine S
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JMCCMST OF LOCOMOTIVES,i
Engineer Must On I'pTwo Flights
of Stairs to Cab.
Tacoma, Washington, I.etlKer.
The Northern Pacific has re
ccivcd the last of a consignment
of *21 of the biggest engines in
America, 'the last one of the!
series ?rr;veil a few days ago and i
Tacoma. the terminus, has the|
distinction of being also the
greatest railroad centre in the
world in this respect. There are
as hig engines elsewhere, iu t*os
and three*, but on no one line
and at no point are there a score'
ot empties liKe the class!
ju>t received in Tacoma. Any J
too of those engines could have i
done alt tho railroad business!
thcr ?, as to be doi.n here ten,
year* when the "sage hens'
lined to crawl up to Weston with
eight and ten cars tint could ho
loaded into fire modern car-.,:
3, I , - o.r.l ..'1 T1 I t"
.......... tim ti ... (>'M)11C SO St. (
lli i.? <>' Ult'hti Uli('iue8 SlllCO tlie^
are ctii'fined to freighting on tne .
mountain division. Any one of i
then run pull on a mvet track nil!
til W iuu led (.Uli innl I,All be ilUllg
behind them. 1 no only limit in
ti e number of cars that o?n be
handicd bv a single crow. In tho|
graphic language of Master Me- !
chanic hiruoe. on chii string all i
the ci.vh you can get behind on<- j
of tt-o.e engines, chop the train .
off r. mile or so, and awing 'em '
into I'.m tland easy."
ITcIiiiicmI language will no'j
ennvc . i0 the Hverago reader the'
imireii?itv of thefig wonders of;
locomotive building. 'l'he name |
giver, tnet/i by common consent!
all over the roar is '"'oaltleships," ,
and a more descriptive name
could not hav" been chosen. OnoI
goes op fwo llights of stairs toj
ri ?c . it" cab. tor the boilers ore1
so Oig rney cannot tie squeezed I
between 'ho drivers, and perforce J
ithim oe put on top of thorn. |
1/jh.i rieipht is ot three men i
f>t(?tiH rwr ???? other's rhon'
ft,,rp?mi ?t Wnv onr>'M_.v, j0 Fquoezpil
thro",oh tho turn,*' . Indeed,!
Uih ..t.rirlr. !ibu >, ijo rained to ,
lor ?'.* /, through tp m the East. |
'J ho r\ Under* aro double on earh
pic'u. o? .np arranged "tandem,'' j
tho Tfoi(1 "tand^n " boinp adopt i
ed jii the elans name of the eng
n.
r ' opu tho "Mop,il" oT? '
gines, which could swing 500 tcni
up the 1 2 10 grades to Lester a
the foot of the niouutaiD, wai
considered a wonder, and manj
believed fcie limit was reachei
as to size. But the Mogul anc
its load is not a mouthful to th<
present "battleship," which wil
weigh loaded nearly three timet
as much, and lolls along withoul
apparent effort with 1,000 tons.
It the freighting over the ruoun
tain were still done with horse
flesh, as 40 years ago, it would
take 50.000 horses to do m a week
what a "battleship" does in a daj
She carries 210 nonnda of steam
I'lio "highpresa" cylinders at the
front of the "tardem," looking
like young l.r> inch cannon, dis
charge into the "lowpreas" cylinders
at 70 pounds.
From ond to end tho engine*
are 60 feet long, for, as the mas
ter mechanic says, "Since they
can't build 'cm any higher, the
only tiung they can do now is te
build 'em longer." Konndly
speaking, one of the engine*
would run alt the mills in Taccnn.
if it were not a locomotive.
Five ypar? ago the company received
the tirat of its "Klondike'
engines, then considered a mas
t.erpiece of engine construction
Though monsters in hi/.u and it
power, the new engines exceet
them just 20 per cent, in botl
dimensions. The "Kloudiker'
exceeded the "Mogul" by "nf
tons up the grade to Lester, anc
i..e"batt!erh!p" daily exceeds tht
"iv'ondiker" by 200 tons.
. .9 engines are not comfort
abie for the engine crews ant
have occasioned a great deal ol
kicking. A bulletin w?r poster
yesterday cutting down the loadi
of engines, and still further or
dera the "battleship" will only b?
required to draw 000 tons?stil
far in excess of anything whiel
has preceded them. The objec
of the ord*?r is the speeding up o
trains during iho groat rush o
business now on.
It la positively announced now
as ofttiines before, that the lirni
of locomotive building has bee:
reached. It remains to be seer
how many mouths it will be be
lute the limit sign is torn dowt
and u higher one substituted.
< >ire<l of ft*iIt-* 11 if r Mi Your*.
Mr. O. Henry of Geneva, Ohio
had the piles fur forty years
Doctor and dollars could do inn
lift Ualinff irnnil I In W i? ?*t> 11 o..l
,>r, p. ww... ? III n I?
F!u?H Salve cured him peraaa
nentiy. I nvalun hie for c'ltB.burne
bruises, sprains, lacerations
rrzonift; tetter, salt rheum, an<
all other skin diseases. Loot
t- r the name 1 )eVVut on tbe pack
age?ail oineiM are cheap, wonh
iena counterfeits. Crawford Bros
Nam Jones on Hooker.
' hav* bean preaching, peregri
ti 111r:lecturing around over th<
I'nited Siatet. for 30 yoRrn. but
think the biggest, broadest, high
est tiling 1 have struck in all mj
rour.;itj 1 hit 1 aet Saturday nigh
at tn o Booker 1. W a ah. ng ton Nor
mal institute, of Tuehegoo, Ala
I arrived at Tuskegee on tin
evening train, ana at S o'clock
in carriages, with Congreasmat
Thompson, the B*v. Mr. Trawiok
and other gentlemen, i drove oti
to the chapel or auditorium o
the school, and wo walked in ani
tt wk. our seat* on the platfoim
I'here were 2.-400 students aittihf
hefioe me, and a choir of 200 ho
hind us. It wan a marvelou
night, to look upon. They g&vi
us three songs?two of ci&Msica
music and one along the line o
the old-fashioned negro niolodie
?and with thin ono they well
nigh lifted the roof from the gtea
. rldihcj. i whr then introduce!
3 j to the audience. 1 was then irtitroduced
to the audience, and
j I spoke for an hour and a half. I
r am sure I never spoke to a more
1 j respectful,attentive, appreciative
1 audience. After the lecture we
) had other songs, aud the enter
1 tamment, not including my lec?
ture, was immense.
t I have believed for years that
Booker T. Waahiugtou was tho
. leading colored man of the world
. and I have always believed that
I he was leading hie people right.
; | I iieard that he said to his atur
dents some weeks ago : 'Now,,
don't any of you cherish social
equality. It will be a thousand
years," said he, "berore vou can
think and talk along that line. I
I Y<>u have got t?< pet a thousand)
( years of industry, of hi: tory, of!
Jpoetrv, of science. of achieve-!
I . % j
motifs behind you before y??u oar
'dare think of social equality,!
, much less ta!k about it,and,1'said
, J he, "if you get an idea like that
, into your head t caa discover it
. very poon. and you will have to i
k emigrate from hero." He said:1
j "you do not need to think of how 1
. ! social equality can he brought '
about, but you need to think how (
. can I make an honest livirg and
provide moat, bread, clothes and
. a home?"
ij Hooker Washington i? a gcu,
; eral. lie is more than that, he is|
> h king. Hh rules with absolute
> authority the thousand* who atI
tend hip school; his word ih luw.^
? The discipline of the school ie I
magnificent, and it takes great!
generalship to put twelve hun
; drod boys in the Rime building;
fl?8 pnpile and run'them with so
I | little friction.
bast Saturday night as I looked:
upon that great audience of colj
ored student#, 1 wished the great
j! world of men could look and sec J
j i what I eaw aud hear what I
j i heard. I wieh the world underf'
stood Booker WsohinTton end
I I
the great work ho ;? doin^ for hi.'
'race. I am tolil it takes over'
i J 100.000 a Vrtttr tfi riU * fh.> run
t ning e\pouaes of that echoo), uud ,
i liim broad brain must not only
i run that school but raise that!
! money, and he is doing both, and
. .
I verily believe that Moses kvh- ,
I * \ I
' a loader the ! ? c'ite> <>f old,
I * I
ho Hooker Washington, by the
providence of CJod, ! ! r on raia '
t '
eil up as the leader of hits race.
' [ 1 found Hooker Washington,!
"I ? I - ' -
| .tuv.inut, IU U ' b Ul I U IW, ri" I I ' I i I g,
ijancl 1 might say humble, gt nlle J
III All. lit) MM Ublrt illUiaeil Upon I
' i uuhoil v. lie kuow'H hia place,and |
j | in his place he 1m ?t !< His*. Him blMOgrap'iy
is a revelation, his work i
- | is itn itiMpiration, nr.J his success
* I i? marvelous. i believe that noi
* I man can do these tilings except]
God bo with him.? News Hanner.
To Ihe Vanillic.
a,! A1 low me to way h few words
j ' in praise of Chamber la in'w Cough '
Remedy. i hail a very severe
Cough and cold and feared that 1
' wonhi get pneumonia, but after;
t taking the second dose of this'
. niedi ine I felt bettor, throe bot-1
I of it enred my cr?lri and the
'I pains in my chest disappeared
entirely. I am most respectfully
? youra for health, Ralph S.Meyer?.
i b.r?-'l hirty seventh fit., Wheeling,
I W. Va. For sale bv J.F. Mackey
I A Co.
f j
I he Court ol Appeals of j
i the District of Columbia lias de-|
'! eided i hut I lie Capitol in priviieg-1
i ed and exeuipl lioin I ho law in
" j regard to licenses. It thia were
R nnl mo Congress would have s;iid
Li I HI i PV litnJ?lu
" <?> I
f Thiii BlftTigture in on cverv l?oi of the centime
,! Laxative Bromo-Qwininc tuow>m
1 l4?i /e.euii* Uibv ruf i r"l-J fj u'i# 1 ??-*
Bertillton, the expert, who won '
unenviable notoriety in the
Dreyfus case, has at last vindicated
his claims for his system if
detection. A myaterous murder
was com mined 111 l'ans latelyaud |
no clew was left by the murderer
except certain hnger marks on
a window pane. The streaks
were photographed and enlarged
and Bertillou identified tliotn as
belonging to a man who had
undergone the anthropometic
system eight years ego. The
man was found and arrested ami
the murder has been proved
against him.
One MtniU?> CitiiKb Cure
Is the only harmless cough cure
.hut gives (puck rchet. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis,
Whooping Couch, Pneumonia
Asthma, l.alrrtppe and ill Throat,
Cne*i ami Lung troubles. 1 got
soaked 03* ruin, says Gertrude K.
Feuner, Muncie, Ind., aud coti
iracted a severe cold nn \ couch.
I failed rapidly; lost JSlbs. My
druggist recommended One Minute
Cough Cu.o. i no tirat bottle
I 1 "tight rebel'; "cver.il cured ni^
! ?ni back to tnv old weight, 148
lb*. One Minute Cough Cere
cot* the phlegm, relieves the
the cough at once, draws out in
llamm-itinn, cures croup. An
ideal remedy for cluidreu. Craw
lord L>ros.
IjANCA ST 12K C1I123TI2H
K AI L.W A Y.
He'ween ''hosier and Lnucastc;
Schedule In K(T< vi Not'Ptnhnr 9lb, UK t
Daily Kjcceyl Hunduy.
Southbound. Norihbouru
So. IS. No. 17. No Id. No.
H. M'.iA. M 1 w "l?. .W.tA
to 00 H I r. d r.v .. Chvalor.... At' &.0 8 i>
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10 <M X MM. 1 .... KnuX .... " 9 !0 7 .0
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10 17 S n'd a "..UiiitcoiiiVlllo.. " I .10 7 ?3
11 OSl SOii I* ..Kurt U'i.vu..." I SO 7 10
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II 30 9 3??lcl Ar. Luncuioor. Uv i oul 6 Jr.
I
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No. 14, .cavitnr Laoc^Hii'r r> 45 a. 10,, mak"
cloconnoot ."i ;n Chosior Mrlt.lt touibor
Kaunas No. .id lor cliuriolU' uinl poind aoi'ln
ninl Hi uboani Air L.tio "Alipuia Npr.-clnl" foi
Ailtbtt tod poliM wuil Alio wltn Carotin
.? Northwv>i rn Ay No In for Lt-nolr, N. C
and .11 ici .!.<.? pi itiits ntid SuuUiorn Kail
w . \i i:< for f vlt i. da and polrim touttt.
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1 li Minii',i 1 u U , No..? I,'out Col ituuiu a.i
fXiiiitH kouwIi; n ilnmrd Air Unti "A Una la .vr
,1" .-on Ni rt 1 ri. iwi'l K.i.-ilorii in
S-1". 1 i.- rti ilv. No i.4 frmu NortfM.ru atxl
. ... aim at <<am.ua tor wuo s> C. & u. r
flu UlllcKnnUO!.
1 *. LrtiicHsier I 15 p. rv . cou
ai Luiu .inor Mitii >. < A i? I. from 1 iiudi
and Marlon, souil . . Uy N.'. aiUhunitr to
Cli.irlf' < ami p.tiuli no; 1I1.
No ... loavtnf Choi tvr le.M n ta connect \
tlii'Alci w i hi ouiiUo .11 iUii vay ,iu, >? 1 ro 1
Colombia ami ;i ilnt-. .- it
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l'he HAIRY WINTER or
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M iTOI> 8'ip?*rii>r ill fed i i l".i it lit)
ft nutritive i|iiuliti?*s to Tiinotliy
ft I lay It w ill also make llie hottest
5 \ it !il .if i!ry f.-i-ti ot ai?\ ero|> that
ft i*an Ik- sua it in tin* Kail, in (Iti-H
k 11 .-.peel II at MI|'?riol l<> ( lilllnOII
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ft yield tlitin that rrop, hut is very
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Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. i
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lortphTflc ?r pill polron, l? rianrc > ? -mooth- ~
I Nl.tuliut. mult |>vrlntw?f of kMpln( lb? bowela
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EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
f'laaaant. falatalila. Potent. Triale Oooil. PnOood,
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KEEP Y0UR_BLGC3 GLEAN
SOUTHER! RY
Sohoilule in effect June 20. 1002.
NOllTHUOl'NLl.
113 II 3f>
Kx. sun Kx.sun
\l l?i . I M! a...I
l.v rharlmlon 7'Xiant 11 ?>ptn
rot imb'.u T iVniu I ?<).na .
Ktnvsrllle 10 SVim f> OOwtn
Numicr 11 leant
Pvnalen 1" oo in 7 4.Vtm
Ar Kershaw IS Vipiii 10 4'iHtn
l.anoaster i Vpm I I Sftum .
Koi-k 11111 ? ?Wpm I Op?i
Yorkvillo .4 Oplu 6'.D|im
l.i .eksbitrK 4 HHpni 4 fcOptu 4t '
Lv Itl ickvilii v iv);im ~
shclby > V.">j j:. V Mailt
IS iilicrluriliun ii.fTjitn I- Opiu
Ar .Marlon 7 (.Spin I nSpin
SOUTH ROUND.
lit 12 :?4 ~
Ex. .Sou Kx Sun.
Mixed .Mixed
Lv Marlon fl 05am 2 Mitim
Ai Kir.lierforUtfii ,'dam I l? , :n
Shelby n ifciain 7 .nipm
liiucksburtf tfliiait. h tXJptu
f.v llluoksburi; 0 islam T 00am
Ar Yorkvliio 10 jOam v 2uaui
Hock Hill II OSam 10 15atu
r>iiiica!-'<T 11 . -*>atn SI Mipm
Kerr, haw 12 Jhpm S :40pnt
Citm(i"n " imp in n Wpra
Sumter 6 ISptn
Kintrsvllle 3 SlSpui 9 Vtpni .
Culnmblo looopui
Charleston ' SiOpm 7 'JOatn
To New York Via Rock Hill.
ua
L.v Camden 17 c I pin
Kershaw I lOptn
Hook Hill f StSpiu
Ar Chailotte V Jopm
Washington 7 85ani
New Turk 1 40pm
Trultb 113 ?nd lit dully bcln t* m Caiuileu
and Marlon : flatly except Sunday between
Camden uud Klngsvlllo. Trains rui. solid bctween
Klnpsvtlle and Marlon Solid train
Hock Hill to Washington with I'utluian Drawing
Hooin sleeper ?i? New York. Connections
made ai Ilia It HI'l. llinckslv.rp and Marlon
! villi* Divisions of Southern Knliwtiy Pit fu'l
iiiforoiMloii iih in rales, sclmUuiis anu Pulling!!
ran oil. apply to any uitoni Southern
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I ,
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