Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 25, 1903, Image 4
Strain AfrectedGeneral
K^alth.
doctor's Doses Weakened
Stomach.
Dr. Miles* Nervine Cured
hie.
Dr. Milr>^' Rctorst:v? \rrvine Vrinfj? T''s*
ait.i sweet sleep to tiic tired uraiu worn out
v-"a the c..rt s and aur.irties <if the sick room.
It .*<1 the following:
I have been heal !>> with the excr
tion of ~ t' ich of -l.euniati***' since my
* _<: came on, up to the time * . m> i u:'r i a
l?4-t ill in. ;s j< me y> . : ngo. ' d in
nursing my husband 1< r nearly !: - ? ni T.ths
Wui.i i ? u.'p<ttlt l u iiic iic i '1
St;?i n I tlii'ik caus< c! my tr . le A ide
from extreme uervi "s i<_- . nic '* >u! 1e tun.
n
physic .111 Rnvu me ' ; iv ' se> v' 'i
\
for a time seemed ins live. Mental strain
or.d the dormant cci >..1' n i its/ st. mr..
I.!lie ?( ! .int. w s. Mi
t;<l n ^'(otcT p 111 . i Wit J-in i
week after tb<* time* I !e n nk.ii"-:* Pr.
Imi.cl Rcstoradvc Neni i" ?. i *1\ ?.
LT> \bout Mie home I n v the*
tifittl completely cure I. My i ith 1
"
experience of other pe<>plc, >>i r daughter hav
results in a case of j < ?n 1 t friend to
whom 1 m .t a box Sim; as i flils reneuralgia
bvth?'ru-e 1 - ? re ',/-r
oi others whom yourundie t. -.it!; i
?Mrs. Kkancks corama> i >v >n. \ i
All driegi-is Sell and f<* s.r t In.'t
o:i Nf- ii rrid Heart I' . AJ'i- j
Lr. Allies. Medical Co., r. A. bait. jwd.
I r
L > K ) 1 :* ? ' t >
i\; U.dW WV.iu- :? '!?iys \.y
Emkkpkisk l'i i.i i s?. Co.
A- J. CLAW? (.-tor.
Ono Ywr, - - - *1.00
Six Months. - - .f> <1
T!i! : M *.s, - ?r>
,<nv? "rc.
Wo Inrsday, Fol "i \rv '1". 100;>.
< Wjr opinion < : South Carolina
. ?nminal c??t i machinery
took a healthy rise when, in
N" v* York la.t h\.u iy .ti't rnoon,
v. o read in tin NYw York
!l? raid these !? litn - over a
special front ( < a: i i that
evening: "No Bail for Tillman.
Judge I'ope iv('fuses to
( . r It .O 1 ... \1 1
-...(Ill I'.IH i?? III! 1)1 UHIUITl' 1)1
IMitui Gonzales.''
Chief Justice Top" has inaugurated
a lee;:1.! reformation in
this state, which will he hailed
with satisfaction ami delight hv
the law and order element of
our population when lie refused
hail to James il. Tillman and
recognized the force ot the Ian
guago employed in the const!
tut ion to govern such cases
The defence in as' ing hail pre
stinted that the almost invariable
custom of recent years
would he followed hv the chief
justice, but he lias planted his
feet upon the impregnable rock
of the constitution, and by his
action is leading the way back
to the days of Chief Justice
O'Neall, when it was rare, indeed.
that a man < luirro>il will*
" .* *"
murder was granted hail under
any circumstances The practice
in those days was to refuse
applications for bail in capital
offence?! ''when the proof was
Evident or the presumption
great" that the accused was
guilty, and Justice Pope ha"
declined to grant the application
011 behalf of Tillman be
cause malice was evident in the
very act, without investigating
the antecedent facts.? Greenville
Mountaineer.
Tlie Value of Expert Treatment
Fveryone who is aflliced with &
chronic diapase experiences great
ditticulty in having their case intelligently
treated hy the average physician.
These diseases can only be
cured hy a specialist who understands
thein thoroughly. I>r. .1. Newton
tlafhaway, of Atlanta. t*a., is acknowledged
the most skillful and successful
specialist in the i.'nited States.
Write him for hisr expert opinion of
your case, for wliirii he makes no
charge.
LETTER KKO* FLORIDA
Mr. Editor?Please allow me
apace in your valuable paper to
irive mv inquiring? friends a short
letter from Florida, aa 1 think it
the best, way to reach all that
have asked for information concerning
Florida.
I will aay that Florida has some
^ood lands, and some as poor as
South Carolina aiTordn anywhere.
The land js all sand}', level, and
almost, without any clay at all.
, Sometimes clav is found in a few
| inches of the top, sometime- 20
j 'o-30 feet down, and 1 suppose
i >t other nlaeps no4 at', tor at
times holes will fail ont of the
ltti und and sink flown for several
i lent. Some of ih?> holes are like
: wells, coutainin pure water and
\ some are dry. I have seen one
hole that had h-'i, alligators, mo.,
[in it. .vj 11; \ cat tie ute in t hem
j < *uly \\ ster.iay ! saw a cow ta.-en
<1, :} a!! itppe ,\u
jmt broken through :1m sur>
of i.T'?i 1, ml \v(?t:!d
"?r 'tv ; v ]o osp (" ttlo in tha'
j '
. ' V '' t ' ' : S' 1 ^ iv^i'iTi 4 h 0 * - ' '
seem to lirp '!* homo, hnvo i p'n!
:> t" J don't earo how the
J wind I Sows. They will stop work
| my time 'o take a door hoot or
1 zo fiubing. The pooj le are geN
;! imr ah>nu easii v. They can have
icattie, hoirs. ofe . that run in tho
.pin. ;) j >| itopS r ,| c>. W t ll'! O 11
(except 'ho rlrivintr in when tho^
j want to bulcner. i?ui i think
ho time .iii i:aiilo r:?iki11?i m about
lupin thissection. The saw mills
,|are ou'liofi; t he timber lust, and
jin a few years the people will be
| without timber to ler.ee in their
j tie ids, and then it w.il be as in
I South v'arolina st verai years a^o
...a .i tlie.? stock law <..mo in
! *?<.;, as ti IruoKiu^
is iiio hi^^erl item, with or.
' syrup, ji.'it to*- . , ind oiiic loi\?:
staple cotton, lor which thov <;ei
from ij to 5 ce.t'i? pei pound.
Tui pent :mna: aim u *
I . 9 ,
! r? t':>? o. .1 ! ? 11Jv'r|?ri?c-. i he
Iturpentine is all worked by the
d*oe and county comets thai
are hired by the turpentine men,
I M'd are worked something like
,the clu.ingang :n Smith Carolina.
jTiio mills are all large and run
I very much on the cotton mill
system ol South Carolina. They
I out from sixty to one hundred
; thousand foot ol lumber per (lav.
Wages are generally good. Dry
I goods soil at about Lancaster
prices. (Jrocories are high? Hour
$1.50 to $5.50 per barrel ; bacon
i 17 cents per pound ; lard 10 to
12.V cents per pound ; coffee,
sugar and vice sell at abmO Lao
easier prices; chickens 25 to 40
cents each; eggs 15 to 40 cents
per dozen ; corn 85c. to $1 per
j bushel ; syrup of the ribbon cane
50 to 00 cents per gallon.
As ?o churches, there is almost
any denomination you can call
lor?Baptist. Methodist, t'amelites.
Cliristians, 1 larushells, etc.
If this escapes the waste basket
J perhaps you will hear from Flor|
ida ajxain in t lie future.
Very respectfully,
M. W. llinson,
Be von, Fla.
WANTKD? Alt persons suffering
with Kidney troubles, write at once
for a larjfe dollar bottle for '25 cents,
as a trial to
Nature's Remedy r'o.,
nlfc-02-lyr. W aiihinxtoii, I). C.
OA It I) OK I II AN KS.
I take this method of express
injr my sincere thanks to my
rienus in me community, and in
the town ot Lancaster for the
sympathy anil the most generous
help ^iven me in my recent
misfortune, and also to the colored
friends for their valuahlo service
rendered me on the night of
the 10th. J. Clark Robinson.
WANTED?Agents, male anil fe'
male, to sell our remedies. Good pay
Nature's Remedy Go.,
' nlW-0a-lyr. Washington, I). U.
NH3UKRH TN WHITE HOUSE. \
Things at the White House
Looking mighty curious, \
Niggers running every where, v
White people furious. f
Niggers on the front porch, t
Niggers on the gable, t
Niggers in the dining room, P
Niggers at the table. t
Niggors in the sitting room, 8
Making all the talk, v
Niggers in the hall room
Doing cake walk. t
Niggers mi the east room
Make a mighty throng,
Niggers in the mu>ie room
Singing coon songs. j1
Niggers in the hall way
Taking ofT their wiaps,
; N:ggers in the billiard room i'
i Shooting game of cu.ps.
... . ? e
Niggers in the store room g
tier ?7..v e ...V n.
1 Nippt rs mi tho bed voorrt,
Snoring like thunder.
;.Nol u room i; tic ' i'? House ji
Without niggers ::t my, ]
, Baby iii nursery ,
A J , r . ; t ^
I " i.y. |>
I f. , !
Niggers on 1i,?1 stair way
VViili very much satiety, i
.Niggers in the b'ue room
I Assembled tor society. t
'
[ Niggers in th ' .'root or :,
N'ggers in the bie'r,
.
I And nickers conn? in back.'
On they go to V.ishhigton
V. nit a mighty r u > h,
i Fort y thousand niggers |
j tietling 01 the push.
L
! hero's trouble in ti 'oi <? 1 fnno 1
More than you can tell,
I Veiling like w iId men.
Niggers raising iieil.
. ;l .;V < (', .f 1
' ist as < ' i'* iter. ' 1
i Let Mr. Hooker V luhiugton
j Marry Toddy's daughter. j1
I Or it this does not overliow j,
i ieddy's cup ot joy, i i
~ ' . I 1
i nen I'M Dinu.i ?Vra. iiin^ton j
Marry ledum's boy. ,
Mut evervthNiw is settled, '
Roosevelt is (lead,
Niters in flic White House
(hit oil Toddy's head. '
l
ClllJiS) iiA ISOR.
Raleigh, N. CI., Feb. *20.?The
State Senate today passed r child
labor bill. It simply provides
that 110 child under 12 shall work
I in a mill at any time. Those
! Iiri(tr>r IS nnl nw.ra ?li a .> oiv'n I '
. .. V. (ivi IIH'1 u i nail PIAl J *111A
i hours per week ; an<l that certiiicate
of age of children employed
he liled with company. An *
amendment to prohibit children *
between I'd and 14 from working t
at night was voted down. All |
over 18 can work an many hours r
as they please. The law do?s not ^
go into efF"ot till January, 1 fK>4.
'l he bill will pass the house in a f
day or two.
Nearly Forfeits His Life.
A runaway almost ending fatally,
Hlarled a horrible ulcer on j
the leg of J. B. Orner, Franklini
tirove, III. For four years it de
tied al! doctors and all remedies.
But Bucklen's Arnica Salve had
no trouble to cure him. Equally
Hood lor burns, bruises, akin
eruptions and Flies. 25c at Craw
ford Bros, and J. F. Mackey &
CVs drugstore. i
jjflhe Formula tells tl
s Grove's (
Not a patent median
Fluid Extract PERUV1
Fluid Extract BLACK
Fluid Extract DOG W
I It Cures the Chills
j ^^^BgtCcnwal^rj
I
*cyiv;M't *' j;
VIL1) HORSES FOR MISSOURI'
0
Secretary Whitehead, of the
lumane Society, says the Dener
News, has received w-rd
rem Agent D. E. Neweomb that
he latter had begun rounding up
he live hundred or more rviid
ilexioun ponies that are starving
o death on the ranee in 0?mti 1 *
md Conejos. Agent Neweomb
eritoa that he has rounded up
bout one hundred and fifteen of
hesc Buffering animals and th- t
hey will t>e sold at public auc- '
ion. Ilorse buyers from Mi ,r.ri
ire in the San Luis Valley ! uv
ng horses and will puree tse j
hene animals and ship lli^m back
o Missouri to be resold, it ap j
iears that there is a demand t'<>i
... 11 >? i
.it* ii ji .uexicsii cay 11 -a la iV?ifi ,
ouri, where they art u>od for!
laddie p>>niea. The animals vill,
^numbly Rell from $1 to $10 ai
lead.
i ii.rt ir J ho jast large ol
r\?r y tiara duno*; the winta* ,
itionlli.' they have. ufF; red more i
.! le . hardship. The la it large
[iorc of w ild horees of any mnjci !
aide aside from this is said to
teve "viptod in Utah, hat j'ook
nen extt miinared them, as r! ev
mnRunio sri;**, depriving the cal:le
ot subsistence.
7'// a ke /'a r /;i:s a ir/suk
'i'Jit I .ntt tft'im'. ami the i inrc-aIf
eel; Chttrlestnit .Vews unit
Courier Hue I ear for </?>/?/
}V7 r.o.
We have completed arrange ]
nents with the Charleston News
lad Courier by which we are
iu vbl? 1 tn furnish tiie Kntku; Rts.
i?nl 'he Twiee-a-Week edition o
ih?? Wwi and Courier to ' $1.50
/en~. \vPir?h must tie n.ixi strict I; j
n advance. Sample copies ol
that paper will be sent to our
subscribers and wo trust !hu'
rnunv will take adva:itar ? of fhi-j
liberal elubhintr offer. The reu: liar
price of liie lONTr.Hl'hl&h, as
rou know, is .+i a year, and ilia.
?f the Semi-Weekly Ncwh and
Courier, an eight-page paper, it?1.
lint under this clubbing nrrnia"?nwjiit
you get them both
or $ 1.50.
I'ho New England Licensing:
5ct empowers the ma^i-trates to
educe the number of licenses in
iistriots they deem to be over
uppJied. lu most districts the
lalnon organization determines
which members shall retire and
lie others jotn in compensating
;hem f >r so doing. The license
udders of Birmingham offered
0 Hurrondfr 50 licenses before
February, 1004, provided it would |
iot cost their society over $250,>00.
The justice accepted the 1
ifl'er. *
V ll\\l8 THE STANDARD
\ 1#^^/ all-wheat break fart dlrh of a con\
J atnntly incrciioliiK number of pxopln
who tflvo thought to uutrUiiuul.
S WHiaUB
/ <-> differ* from oatmeal In belnanon-heatlng
f "Brt\ and In alwcncoofhiiKky, Irritating particle".
1 A J If jour grocer c1ih-h imt keep 11, M-mlim
hla name nnd yoor order?wo will eeo that
IS von are "applied. Send for ileecrlpttve
VJ .booklet. The K?nulne made only by the
FRANKLIN MILLS CO.. LOOKPORT. N. V.
he story:
Chronic C
e : a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant 1
IAN BARK Fluid Extrac
ROOT Fluid Extrac
COD BARK Fluid Extrac
that other Chill T<
lc. No Cure, N
zaraaar^zi1 n i m.?n?paw
i0k
Men and Women
twho arc In nec?l of tl^
beet medical treaw
mcnt should not fai. A
to consult Dr. Hatha* M
way at once, as he la
r e c o K^n 1 * e d as tha
You a re s a fe In
placing your case In
his hands, as he Is tho
1 o ti K e 8 t established
and has tho t??U reputation.
lie cures
w h e r o others fall t
there Is no patchwork '
his treatment. Wri I
sonal attention hy Dr. 1
Hathaway, also epe- I
i>a. m'uitv.w. cia! counsel from ft la
associate physicians I
when necessary, which no other office has. If
you can not eat'., write for free booklets nnd
question Wanks. Mention your troUQta. Ev- I
ervthlnc strictly confidential. J. Newtoi
Hathaway, M, L>. .
ape h ttPTHtinn
i r?l iit'.ii u> iiUhviuUii
W l>v i n'f . 7 to 8c cotton when
vor. or. n n>t on-i!y miso 12 to 1 tc
cor toe? 'i iif <). S. Long Stfiplo
nitimiti l- i :i" cotton von want,
r-"'Viiic *1 tMo short Ktn.nl a ?
vario,s, ^rows wo 11 in tin- latitude,
had several acres last,
year ilia, made 1 hale per acre, ,W
jeasily picked, as i,he lint is long
111*1 toll inches) And tenacious, \
cow lick like short jjjj
| staple. I i^ive eopv of letter |
: - > to ??<1 dor reportir.y ,' 1
iof some of crop : 44 Boston, Feb.
i \ 1, 10??3. Sir : We bet; to advise
sale of 22 bales of your cot
j ion at lo/cents per pound, less
: freight to mill. Yours trulj ,
Barry, Tbayer ife Co." Order
juick. Price of seed in twobushel
*uick> .{ per bushel f o.b.
j Chester, S. C. W. O. GUY,
Chester, S.O.
_ _
w^pt?r?or r.f Township P ssossors.
The township board of AssesI
sors lor the v.iiiouH townships in
i he rotJ?oy (,| J.nncaster will Meet
Ion lite first Tuesday in March,
3rd instant, 11)03.
i; i- I In* duty ot Township Ascssors
to ci nvass each and every \
r<-turn of personal property of
! their respective townships, in order
that imnvidual returns may
be equalized its near as possible, k
in every instance where a ma|
terial change m the return of any
individual amounting to one hundred
dollars and over, (lie Assessors
will keep a note of the
changes made and forward same
by mail to* the County Auditor
-o thai notice can he sent to the
parties so raised in order that the
taxpayer may have 1 he opportunity
to appear before the County
Board of Kqualization.
| The Township Assessors appointed
by the Governor will
take notice and quality at once.
rm. . < *i - -
i ne i nairmen ot Township
Assessors are ex officio members
jot the County Board of Equaliza|
tion. Jno. A. Cook,
Auditor Lancaster Co., S. C.
Feb. 17th, 1003. ?
Notice of Discharge
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 12th day of March,
1003, the undersigned as administrator
of the estate of Mrs. Rebecca
Walker, deceased, will file
Ins final return and settlement
and make application to the probate
court tor the County of Lancaster,
S. C., for a final discharge
as such administrator.
F. P. M. WALKER,
Lancaster,8 C. Administrator
Feb. 12, 1903. 2-12 4t
hill Cure I
bittpr taste, made of
* POPLAR BARK
:t PRICKLY ASH BARK L
* SARSAPARJLLA P
onics Don't Cure. I
o Pay. Price, 50c. m*
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