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J'JI Eugene I' Field's Vftws on Ambltlvri aiNl Dyt* pepsla. I "Dyspepsia," wrote Eugene Field, "(Wtftn incapacitates a man for endeavor and sometimes* extinguishes the Are of ambition." Thourh great despite his complaint Field sutfered from iudigrs- I tion all his life. A weak, tired stomach ' can't digest your ,food. It nesds! r?at. You can only rost it by the use f a preparation like Kodol, which re- ; i i*vcs it of work by digesting your food. ' soon restores it to its normal toua. * Mrtnigliioning, i Satisfvlno, Envlgoratlng. , Pfcgarcl only by E. O. DbWitt a Co., Cblctrfo, XTV $1. Do-ue contain# 2 4 time# the Wc. sue. 1 Ljm?A?TER ? ENTERPRISE. 1 Published Wednesdays by Entkki'risk PrnLisHiNo Co. A. J CLAHK. Editor. One Year, - - - $1.0o|i Six Mouths, - - .60 Three Mouths, - - .25 IN ADVANCE. "r rr : ; \Vo;nrt['|:jv( p cenibor 10. 1002 j ^ j | ?i^x-SpeaXcr Reed died in Washington last Saturday night, and Mondav his remains were ' taken to his home in I'orlland, Main?, lor burial In honor ol ^ th" 'loi l mfin. (lonerosR ad journed Monday. s T ic ?Al*0oLic ti of moving the Methodist female college from ' Columbia \v,m? defeated in thejt conference the other day At this distance it looks liko it t avoulet he a serious mistake to J tale that college nwav from Columbia. j ( ====== i f'l^vo an old saying that 4'doetors will differ," hut there is option to it. Tito I anc;> < u vim's fill agree that i!tr ax that is at the mill and ' . I 1 t1 " .l.ilot Oiml tO had is :i nehl * 1 type o' that <li*ease, ami that views "ins to he justified hv the } proiu(>l recovery of all that have ! JlUU tllU Ulot ?l ? . h!<'v Mr. Koix r ?>f Spartan !? i _ vas elected president of! lii. aa i I'niversily hy the trus- fl tee.- - t Wi.'CK , and lie promised , y 11 ?it, he vouM tn^o 111matter r s , of .. j.ianec up ami ;na Ins 1 cl. ' la": : a v. - umler- U stand h. Mr. ltoper will not I out . i>..n th work, if he ar.|< (>.!- < '! n> \ foi| I <v* 4 !>jn>intinent* li?ch 1 !l:'l l>istrirt. ! V> . li. Meadows, Presiding T! 111 r IV,.. -i.upr ? X. H. C'lnrkson.l* 1 ?!;,?" m toe '<?\V A Fairy I' ( t. :*r Station ? T)E Wat-on . ' , Na\v Hotbed ? 1) 10 Alnrphy ( C'I:e a. r ('iff nit-? ' .M . IVhlav. 10*t* t'bo?tf > ?! W NJp(i|r>\r I 1 i1 i* * aiH \\ \ \\ i i: : . ? (>' 15 1' ] )i h Spriji'r<- ? 1 I) ('handler ( 1 t KeTsbaw?U. li 't'urnipseed. j Lancaster?W II Mode's j Lancaster Circuit?.1 M l.aw- , I 1 son t Easi Lancaster?W (5. Winn Ij N >r: h Hock Hill?W.IO Ariel I Ixichlmrg?D M. A'cLeod. jj K. Hill Station?\V. L Dun an. I ??,? ?.; -....1 II: -LI i i j< i iii *" i uun:i (Vim I l Ij^ll l?ll It 1 I I'lirk Mill ? M. Auld. ^'7ncbe,jter *\n. 1 V* i(- '!" ? ' 1). A. Wilkes. V.ifi W\'ck?-J. I! Nolaiul \ j.1 ? j ! 1 r?. _ f J \ 4 ^ 10 PS \V if'* * Di i'\a ?? ? i > ' I', .~?U |/t 1 11 1.1 ail I'll r V | ^ url\ ircuit?O. ' ?b !1 u.'L York Mills?L (J. I.igon D" W. II. LJays was inadoJ? jire-n! n ; elder of Cbarlrsioii i distri'*' :iii(l J. S Uoftslny of Slim* o'-M-ict ,1 ,i im'H1 ^ors t'? ' T nov . n'. Fr 'jam 'o M.i'. int.a. i, Thm C'olton MUta Has employment to offer to twi hundred and fifty families in th< lew mill to be in operation ii January, 1903, and will teacl legiuners in the old mill uuti :,hey are ready to work in the ne* mill. Employment for Boys ant liirls from Twelve yearn up jrood wanes, prompt pay. Com t'ortable houses at reasonable ren (the rent beginning after abh o earn wages) (Jood ririnkiuj ivator, and a good school fo small children to attend, on th< (dace. Wo prefer home people, i hey want the employment, un< vi'i give them the opportunity iiul i\f In irtii mr -- f " " p.* For further particulars appb >r write to C. B. Skipper, Super ntendent. 11-19-6t Mother*!* Worm 8yrup. Best worm medicine Childrei ike it so well they eat it on bread. The Visitors. Mr. J. M. Estridge will leavi u a fev. day* ior Florida to ui:ik< lis home. Uev. and Mrs. W. C. Ewar ipeut several days in Colnmbi; ast week. Miss Emily Elliott of Alexan lria, Va., is visiting at Mr. C. T Jonnors'. Mr. W. A. Btakenoy ol Ivor ihaw came up Monday night 01 business. Mrs. Ira B. Jones and Mrt Itosa Jones Marion went to Col nubia last Friday. Mts. Ada Hough bus been o< i visit to her daughter, Mrs. K ii. Cloud at Kock llill. Mrs. W. McD. Brown has re urned from a visit to relative! 11 .North Carolina. Messrs. Will Wherry and Man y Borter spent a day or two ii dock Hill this week. M l v . : ? " * ?i r>- < >r i noro >! * loiumnn ' iero on a visit to tier parents Mr. and Mrs. L 0 I'ayseur. Mr. (ieor^e 1 loath came dowi >?m'ay Irom I took Hill when c iit ^i . 'illii. i\irn. Ira H. Jones attended tl.i invention of tho lT. !). C. i: Yi.dersoii recently. Mrs. Lt-roy Sj rin<;s and lie: ion Elliott left las Thursday lo i \ icsit to Jialtimore Md. Col II T. Thompson, Agency ):reetor of the N. V. Life for this i: de, v.as in town S-turday. Mrs. L N Montgomery niu Mrs Delia Llynn oi Creek won it town shopping last week. Mr. .J. i'. Funderhurk U !)udloy came up last Friday aiu iroaght his .an u:ul three dau^h ith hack to school. Mr. A. Kohn, fbo clever repre tentative of I lie Charleston New md Courier, was in f.ancaflte n't Wednesday an.' made thi lliee a pleasant call. representative T. Y. Wil taws went to Or enwood las iy?.ipe lev t" v< " bis fricud !l< presoiilativo A L. Oaston o Jbester, married. Mr. Wtiddy O. Thomson at ended the Baptist State Con ,'ention last week, in additioi o those mentioned in last week' ssue. All have returned Mrs. F B. Smith and child re Aimed to Newport hist wee! ?fter a visit to relatives in am >act of Lancaster Thee wer accompanied by Miss Beulal liOUlI. who will -neiul somot.im villi Mr*. Smith, 1mm* sister. Judge Jones spent several day U his home here last week, tin 'uj.reme Court having 'ak":s .rief reerss. Ife returned Sur: lay, accompanied by his lift I -on Ira, who will spend som time in Columbia. To Cure n Cold In On liny. Take Laxative Brorno Quinin . - . 'i drujjf ?'st refund tii iV . V 'I if f J> i1 < IO <"lirH. K Vv urv?v?'8 signature i. ou each box ;!5ct i eye m i v i f ' Will Be a Great f * ??? 1 ?????? V7 ' 7r"r:H* Sy1 'T^ ^*41 V j jU. 14. MACK 0 rn a i in 5 T -?-T y *- IT /V ??. ,pfl * -T/V ii'Qiiiii.ui6 ana w ? \ ?' |EVERY day it will be lit everyday household goods. DON'T mix us up with th< i offered will have a wholes; asked. No matter when c we've always got a better on is necessary : The followir -1 Qx , . K * . 1 A ! n 9 f o A \J ?? riialmliiiM i 'I Best made. Other peo- pay gv& ! p!c want 5i.OO. Our price (i att. 2 1 " i i-A. W>' iitenS^'Clork i same old story * I $2.50 to i"3-O0- Qur pi'ice $2.oo i i'Eib j RON f xjs~\ji4* WikbuN yt>t . fgpriinks 'ioc 1<u> $o,ut,? 1 1 ?~ ~ ~ J r ?, U? I . *?-*--^-?uuli xUiiiO ' This may not be the place to to know that : WE SELL 1 o and sell them cheap?$ i .00, $2.o< "i broadcloth casket. You know ' 0 paying, and wc do not see why e double the price you can get the e Remember tlis ':lThe Great .. V. , '(* i Z DAY Bargain Day at :ey & cg's. ockery Department * tie bits of prices for useful, We DON'T sell trash, and ase that DO. Kvery article lie value far above the price >r where you see a bargain, e for you. But no argument lg prices will bring you here : fFPfj Tiiese Tumblers IMSix for 15c* Cups and Saucers Lamps, II Covered a n ci ?Pcn as#' d <?> !i i ?* ?J 9 In fact everything for use at home at prices unheard of before. We are now offering a large lot of second hand Furniture?looks, and is, better than new?better made and better > material. $500 BEDS, $8.50 , $6.00 BUREAUS So.50 say it, hut the people ought , k^kjrrinD d and on up to $25.00 for the finest the find of prices you have been you can afford to buy elsewhere at same article for here. it Every Day Is Bargain Day '