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Eugene ~ Field's _____ / VUwa ta JUabttfM and Oyt* "Dytpapaia," wrota Euftna Plaid, 'Vtftao InotpftdUtM a Baa for andaavor and aomatimoa axtinfuiahaa tha flra of ambition." Thoufh fraat daaplta hia complaint Flald auffarad from indlgaatlon all bla Ufa. waak, tlrad atomaoh can't difaat your food. It naada raat. You can only raat it by the un if a preparation like Kodol, which ratraa It of work by dlfooting your food, at aoon raatoraa It to ita normal tona Envlgorattag. Fraparad only by B. O. Da Witt a Co.. Uhlcaya Tha SL buttla contain* Bit Uum UttOa il?n ? i - - Not. n (lAndidntp. . New York, Feb. 14.?-The Evening Telegram printed an interview with Wm. J. Bryan in which Mr. Bryan said he would not be a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination ? aext year. have said on many occasions that. I am not and will not be again a candidate for renoraination," said Mr. Bryan, l'and you cannot make that statement too emphatic. Under no consideration would 1 again go into the field, and I say this now for the benefit of my friends in the east. I am a plain worker in the Democratic ranks and am content to remain aR such." Cures Rheumatism and CatarrhMedicine Sent Free. Those two diseases are the result of an awfnl poisoned condition of the blood. If you have aching joints and back, shoulder bladeR, bonepains,crippled hands, lees or feet, swollen musclep, discouraged feeling of rheumatism, or the hawking, spitting, blurred eyesight, deafness, sick stomach, headache, noises in the head, mucous throat discharges, decaying teeth, bad breath, belching pas of catarrh, take Rntanie Blood Balm (B. B. B ) It kills the poison in the blood which causes these awful svmntoms, giving a pure, healthv blood snpplv to the joints snd mucous membranes, and makes a perfect cure of the worst rheumatism or foulest catarrh. Cures where all ^Ise fsils. Blood Balm (B B.B.) is comnosed of nnre Rntanie in eredients, good for weak kidneys. Improves the dieestion, cores dyspepsia. A perfect tonic for old folks by giving them new, rich, pore hlood. Thoroughly tested for thirty years. Druggists, $1 per large hottle, with complete directions for heme cure. Sample free and prepaid by writing Rlood Ralm (Jo., Atlanta, Qa. Describe trouble and special free medical advice sent in sealed letter THREE EATERS A WEEK Tlte Enterprise and the Turiee-aWeek Charleston Nines and Courier One Year for Only $1 no. We have completed arrangements with the Charleston News and Courier by which we are enabled to furnish the Enterprise y ? 1 m vtT * - and tne i wice-a-vv eeic edition ot the News and Courier for $1 .50 a year, which must be paid strictly in advance. Sample copies of that paper will he sent to our subscribers, and we trust that many will take advantage of this liberal clubbing offer. The regular price of the Enterprise, as you know, is $1 n year, and that of the Semi-Weeklv News and Courier, an eight-page paper, is $1. But. under thi? clubbing arrangement you get them both for $1.50. WANTED? Agents, male and female, to aell our remedies Good pay. i Nature's Remedy < <>., iiltt-02-lyr. W aalinitfion, U. o. j Mew Trains From tie Nortl Wert. to induce tourists from tli Bast, North and West to vis Florida and other Southern n sorts, each year the Souther Railway undertakes to do a littl more than in previous years t make the resorts of Florida an the South more attractive to th people of the East, North an West and this season have put i service the best tourists train that have ever been operated i the South. The first of these trains estal lished is "The Chicago and Flor da Special", first trip south bound January 6th, 19o3. Tbi train will have through sleeper* from Chicago, Pittsburg, Olevt land, Detroit, Cincinnatti an* Louisville and are run through t St. Augustine in very quick tim< Train will consist of very be? Pullman cars, dining cars an club cars, etc. Between Chal tanooga, Tenn., and Jaekfon ville, Fla., there will be also pre vided on this train a first Has coach, which will be of much ac eommcdation to travel betweei Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macon an T ?T?1 1 A X}/\t tTTAAM f ^ L 1% i 4 v niivnuu vine. uciwrnn uii'tMn nooga and Jacksonville the trail will only stop at Rome, Atlant and Macon. Northbound this train wil leave St. Augustine, 8:15 a. m Jacksonville, 9:2o a m; pass At lanta, 6:2o p m ; arrive Cincin nati next morning, at which plac the sleeping cars diverge to vn rious lines reaching Chicago, Dc troit, Cleveland and Pittsburg th? same afternoon. This "Chicagi and Florida Special" was inangu rated by the Southern Rail we1 two seasons ago, but. this seasoi the taain will be better than eve before, and will do very mncl towards diverting the peopl from Chicago and the Northwes to resorts of Florida, instead o i a ~c 11 ; a. _ if i hh nereioiure tuey going 10 jnexi co, California, etc. Southern Railway also oper ates a train known as "The Flori da Limited,w which is a throng' train from Cincinnati to St. Aup tine, schedule time of train be twoen Cincinnati and Jackson ville is twenty-four hours. Th rnn from Jacksonville to Si Augustine is made m an houi This train has through sleepe from Cincinnati to St. Augustine Chicago to St. Augustine vi Louisville; Kansas City to Jack sonville via Memphis, Rirminp ham and Atlanta. Northbound this train wi' leave St. Augustine 6:10 p. m. leave Jacksonville ' 7 :45 p. m. arrive Atlanta next morning arrive Cincinnati same afternooi From the East Southern Rai way will establish, first tri Qnnthhftiind .Tannarv lOJh TOO' their famous "Palm Limited, which is probably the finest trai in the world. This train sontt bound will leave New Yor (daily except f^inday) 12:40 ] m.; arrive ^.Jacksonville 2:20 i m.; arrive St. Augustine 3 :30 ] m Northbound this train wi leave St. Aupnstine (daily ei cept Rnndav) 11 :10 a. m.; leav Jacksonville 12 :20 p. m.; arri\ New York 4 :13 p. m. This train, the "Palm Limited in addition to double dailv se vice operated all-yoar-ronnd b< tween New York and Jacksoi ville via the Southern Railwa; It is hard to describe the mai nificence of thefle special Florid trains as run by the Souther Railway; about all that can I said of th^m is. that they at composed of the finest cars thi the Pullman company can built W. H. Teyloe, AsRt. Gen. Pass. Agt. 1-7-lm. I have used Chamberlain's Goug Remedy for a nnmber of yeai and have no hesitancy in aayiii I 1 A i A a A J topi u ib me nesi romoay t( coughs, colds and croup I hav evar used in my family. 1 ha? not words to express mv conf donee in *hi? Remedy?Mrs J.J Moore, North Star, Mich. Fc Baie by J. It. ikiuekey 4* Co. ' v.-. : '5 " ' wk||H4L ?o YiAitr experience 1? m it B 7*11 Jk BKi B |uJJuyBMi t|B|Pv t|id??|,qn?"" Pfff*1 QOPVNMMTS Ac. Anyone sending a ?ketrh and description me? dqntokly aeoertaln oor opinion free whether aa Invention la probably patentable Pominnclea. lion# strictly louttdeatlaL HANORo jK on Paienta r aont tree. Old eat agency for securing patent#. dreto;>ta taken through Munn .k Co. receive notice without ohe.go. tn too ? Scientific American. 18 A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.ergeat cir eolation of any scientific Journal. Terms, $3 a n year; fcnr months, |L Bold by all newsdoalere. MUNN ?Co.'??-^'NewYwk . Brauct* (JtUoe, 0)6 V 8t_ Washington, 1>. O. 1- Mr. WheelerOut RI<1 of XIlaRhru18 mnlisin. ?i "During the winter of 1898 I >- wan so lame in my joints, in fact & all over my body, that I could 0 hardly hobble aronod, when I j. bought a bottle of Chamberlain's (I Pain Balm. From the first apj plication I began to get well, and was cured and have worked steadily all the ytar.?R. VVhkelke, Northwood, N. Y. For sale by J. F. Mackey Oo. IB _____________________________________ ; AN ORDINANCE i 1 To Prohibit Gambling in the Town of Lancaster, and Providing a Punishment ThereII for. Be It ordained by the Town Council of Lancaster, in Counp cil assembled, and by the authority of the same : i. Section I. That it shall be a unlawful for any person or per o sons to make any bet, or wager . of anything of value, upon the v result of any game or games of n any kind or character whatso r ever, such as cards, dice, backh gammon, draughts, bowls, bile liards, pool, chess, etc., etc , t played anywhere within the ,f corporate limits of the Town of i- Lancaster. Sec. 2. That it shall ho nn - lawful for any person or persons - to permit, or allow, any person h or persons to make any bet or wager of money or any other thing of value upon the result e of auv game or games played t In any building, house, store or outhouse, either owned by or r In bis, her or thoir possession. ; Sec. 3. That it shall be the a duty of the Chief of Police and the other policemen of the Town, and they are hero by authorized U and instructed, to enter any . closed door or room for the pur! pose of arresting any person or ,. Demons violafcincr nnv of the kt X ----- ' O J i. provisions of this ordinance. I- Sec. 4. That any violation of p any of the provisions of this ordinance on any day of the week, ' except Sunday, shall be punish" ed by a fine of not less than Ten k Dollars, nor more than Fifty p Dollars, or by imprisonment for p# not less than ten daysn or more p. than thirty days. Sec 5. That any violation of " any of the provisions of this l' ordinance, on Sunday, shall be 8 punished by a tine of not loss 8 than Twenty Dollars, nor more ? than One Hundred Dollars, or r. by imprisonment for not less B. than twenty nor more than i- thirty days. Sec 6 That all ordinances and parts pi ordinances inconaistent with this ordinance are lioreby repealed. e Ratified by Council in moetit ing assembled this fith day of d. February, A. D. 1903. r \ R. E WYLIE, &kai< > Mayor. ( ) C. D., JONES, , Clerk, h r? " ;!j l" To Ci '* ; 1 Take LaX&iiVe SfOl I Seven Minion boxes s?M In post 12 i >rj %i ~:jjhjhbbb ASHCRAI Colic Hi: No disease to which horses and mulei are subject is more dangerous than colic and none more easily cured when the cor rect remedy is used. Colic attacks so sud denly and oftentimes so severely that it ii of the utmost importance to relieve the an imal at once in order to save its life. Ashcraft's Colic Mixture gives relie speedily and surely, leaving no bad after effects. It has stood the test for 25 years rt ? ^ at times a s 1/ best results arc ^ Mixtur< Wm, * fore the spasm: vitality of the ; OOLIO IH IA?T 9TA0K9. 50C. Bottle. Crav 5 Do You use a Stea J Do you use a Gasol: 5 Do you have ai J with itP ? Do you know t. t McKEOWN & ! ^ make such ongim ? risht? g Call on or write them at C Notice 11 ! Attontion is called to the fact that the license tax for 1003, im- fw\ posed by council on all occupations and callings enumerated 06 in the schedule already pub- beca lished, must be paid in advance,, a?di and that it is made a criminal offense to engage in said busi- year noss or calling without first i i i? _ m tftuU paying tnc licenses to trie 1 own , best Treasurer, who will receipt give therefor. ; Attention is also called to the I Woe Tax 011 Dogs, which goes into (Ma effect Jan. 1, 1903. All clogs found off the premises of the for?t owner without the tag furnished * by the Town Treasurer, on pay- / I menfc of the tax of $1, will be Sc taken up and after 36 hours woo killed. R. E. WYLIE, Dec. 30, 1902. Mayor. . Wr I | ( freoropo't on patentability. For free book, f P f* (j ' < How to aecureVn ? HIT llflDICO write ( JLA i > ton ~. mont money to Loan. mGre ON A RECENT VISIT TO NEW paidYork City I made arrangements * by which I can negotiate loans of Slirpi $300.00 an<l upwards on first mort- . i gages on improved ootton farms at ?Anyil 7 per cent, interest on sums of $1000.00 anv and over, and 8 per cent, interest on J sums of less than $1000.00. No com- New mission or brokerage charged?only a reasonable fee for abstract of title. A R. E. W yi.IK, . Attorney-at-Law. Lancaster, 8. C., Sept. 3. '0*i??m. ire a Cold In One 1 mo Quinine T?biet?. a n, months. This signature, ^ iiwwp i . =nrs rture. COLtO IH FIRST STASIS. owner shofald keep on hand upply of this remedy. The i always attained by applyi in the earlier stages be* ? of pain have exhausted the mimal. shcraft's Colic Mixture tried remedy. Sold by ?? /ford Bros. - " I iu '1 w* A 0 ^ i/ULL JJU51UCI * ine Engine? 5 * ly trouble ? bat W. O. ^ SONS, can J es work all S ornwell, S. C. ^ WOOD'S arden Seeds A st forthe "Sunny South," an tKoxr OftA OnnAlallfr o??rtTW? (MU n 1/v v,miiJ unu selected with a full knowledge W he conditions and requirets of the South. Twenty-five h experience and practical ing or all the different vege>8 enables uh to know the very , and to offer seeds that wiU pleasure, satisfaction and Lt to all who plant them. id's New Seed Book for 1903 iled on request) is full of gaod gs, and gives the most, reliable rmation about all seeds, both .he Farm and Garden. W. WOOD & SONS, ' edsmen, Richmond, Va4 'D'8 RKKD BOOK also tclla all bout Uraaa and Clavar SmOi, Scad Potatoes, and all Pnrai Sccda. lte for Seed Book end prloea of ftny I Farm Seeds required. GET* A W YORK LIFE POLICY $ ie new business writ>y the NEW YORK E during the first six .hs of this year was : than $150,000,000 for business. This isses the record of hing ever done by company except the VnrLr T if> J. CLARK, Agt. Lancaster, S. C. J?j oik every 1 s* feox# 25c? I *