Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 18, 1903, Image 4
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L&aSftSTEB * LSTESPRiSE.
Published Wednesdays by
Enterprise Publishing Co.
A. J. CLARK. Editor.
Oue Year, ... $1.00
Fix Months, - - .50
Three Mortis, - - .25
in. advance.
Wednesday, March 81, 1903.
Ex-President Cleveland says |
ho is out of politics. We think
so, too
Fertilizers can't bo brought
to Lancaster over iron tracks
fata as the fanners can haul
them into the country over the
worst roads in forty states.
f
In Green. lit H itiirdav night I
some young white men were I
gambling, when a quarrel arose I
nid LiirJ I'ioyct snot West Fuller j
v"uh a pistol. Fuller died
Monday night and Flovd i<> in
jail.
So h s >, m- that Mr. Morgan
has bought the Florida hotels
and is preparing to Tampa with
the Havana steamers?Atlanta
Journal You will be lucky if
yen H ivine m >nev hd't after
Cftfi'lllltT fAli ' 1>i 1 I ??f Ann nf i 1 >
, WJIII^ /*. ? . I . < \ /1 i' V / I I uu.?v
P ^ricln Pit 1 ..--Advocate.
in a r avut -'i-'ec.h Senator
Hoar declared that the rash
meddlim; with the southern
race question, by the men of
the north ii unwise and that
men ?>r ihe south ? now the con
ditiou - 1. and are the negroes'
Lest fri'Miu." Not long ago.
Senator ' Liar obpeted tp Mr. I
Roosevelt's legislation.?T h e'
Coimnonei*.
The present capital of the
rent v 1 v niii Railroad Company
is $250,000,000, and ;t is pro
pooed to increase i L.j $100,000,000
to moot the demand for new
tracks, now roads and rolling
stock, in the past two years the
coinp.ni\ has boutrln an average
ct one now locomotive every day
and a total ot lO.OoO freight cars,
Lilt ha- not been anfe to keep up
with h* increasing business.
Fr# tii ?li.? t \ . j
.. ... .. ?iu >
of Anderson we get this clipping,
which shows that Anderson
i? among the counties that
arc working for good roads :
"{supervisor J. N. Vandiver
and County Commissioner If.
F. Celey returned 'Ihursday
from Atlanta, where they had
been to l?uy some mules for the
county road machines They
bought twelve fine animals
Anderson county now owns
50 mules. There are five road
scrapes, which requires six
mules each, and these are kept
busy all the time the weather
will allow. There are two other
scrapes, each of which requires
eight mules to handle, and four
mules are required to do the
vork at the county farm.
| For The Entf.ki'hisk.
A FAMILY REUNION.
There was a family reunion at
the home of Mrs. E. A. Small on
the 11th instant, the occasion being
the, celebration of her 70th
kirliuiay. A splendid dinner!
not, ~ ... 1. : _ L ill
Plan nr. vru, IU WUIUI1 Mill J II 3llOe
was duiiejby all theguest.s. It, was
certainly enjoyed by tins scribe.
A'.'tei dinner the little children
enjoyed themselves in social
games, "vhile some of the older
?nes amused themselves and en-1
tert pined ill present hv singing
ongs. '1 he day was thoronghlyl
imjoyod by all. Late in 1he afternoon
every family started'
homeward, hoping to be able to!
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attend the imxl reunion, on pa
11th March, 1904 toi
Mrs. Small has 11 children, 55 re
grandchildren and 13 great-grand*
children. There were present on ,e
* his occasion 3 children, 27 grandchildren
and 0 groat-grandchil- mi
dren. Also 9 other relatives. of
W. 1'. Slogner. ee(
th
WASHINGTON NEWS 3of
ot
Siwi-i tl Correspondence
Washington, March 15?No pa
man has received more sincere iin
and earnest congratulations on pa
ms recent. speccn on ilie race p:?
prohlesi in 'ho senate ol ihe dii
United States than has the Hon. I'm
He nj a mi 11 lti ley Tilltmin, of iSimth it
Carolina. gh
!!-? did jest what he said he ol
was going to do in that speeeli, Sa
viz : he surprised his friends and ct
disappointed hi- enemies, not j ad
only by his moderation, but by I vo
the depth and statesmanlike lit p'<
terances he deliscrcd on that 'h<
occasion. It was a speech wor. hv vo
of any statesman of the piesent ad
day, and the democratic party ho
will do well to make it nn?? of the as
!irst and foremost campaign d"cu VV!i
ineiits that it sends out to the v'r
thoughtful readers of the country, j to
Mr. Tillman ha? grown wonder I < a
fully in the past two years in the|v*'
estimation of his colleagues of >!iei 'hi
senate. Ins greatest strength,!
however, lies in 'he kno.vl?*dge 1
by everybody who knows him, ol j f01
his absolute and unswerving I m;
honesty. lui
The extra session of Ihe senate bu
called by the president I?>r the ot
purpose ol ratifying the Cuban nit
and Panama canal treaties lias ca
just got down to work. It prom- It
ises to be a much longer session]eh
than tho Republicans intended
I hat it should bo, or rather wanted
it to be. Thev hoped and bo f
" lo;
lievod that the Democrats would ()ltamely
submit to everything they on
proposed, and that tho session in
would not be over two weeks' a*
duration. President ''Teddy"
wanted it that way, for ho wants ^
to go bear hunting again, this p,
time in the wilds of the west, and ly
has set Friday, the 27t h ot March, he
as the day he wants to start. The w'
chances are thev have all reck P'1
be
oned without their host, lor it is .
now believed to bo the policy of rei
tho Democrats to fight the Cuban vo
treaty to a standstill. it is said,
by those who ought to know, that ?n<
not less than 30 Democratic sena- I'1'
Ur
tors will make extended speeches ,n,
on the Cuban reciprocity treaties, osi
If they do it is a safe bet that an
they will not gel away from here
for more than a month, and per 8
su
haps two months, and that they
will have to amend both treaties tjf
according to Democratic dictation
or they will get neither of them
through. The Democrats have ^
their fighting clothes on now, and
you aro going to see some Repub- I
i: v ii
lican lur ny.
Just before the 57th Congress
adjourned, its requium was sung _
by Senators Elkins and Warren, ^
both ardent republicans, in a W
minor key, which differed vastly I
in tone and quality trom the I
"public paeans of congratulations"
that usually accompanies [ I
this interesting function. No I
greater indictment could be re y
turned against the republican ?1
party than these two Senators I
presented to the peoplo ot the ?
ITnited St ate; a .uinst their own ! ^
>
rty. The above named Sen i IlANN I FO
rs described two great sins the
publican Oougress had commit- The fact th
j, first, deceiving the people by and Mr Morg
it carrying out the promises gather so niuc
ide in the national platforms here df
statehood for the territories ; arousod sptci
possibility of
eond, gross extravagance with per!jUiMled to
e people's money. Oi page licau nomitia
43 of ihe Congressional Record opposition to
March 31 is reported t he speech 's a story hero
Senator Klkins, ol West Vir- 1 * M?tg?an
, . , , ... tlio prophetic i
ma, a leader ol the republican veU'wouW
rty, who, alter speaking of the iind pebple pu
portant bills that had failed of tog- ther ai
ssage said: "The republican other year v
rty i< responsible tor this con- Unhiia nioio
.. ,r , . . . tioned in eoi
ion ot all nrs which is so unliominntion.
tunate lor :t and the country y(MV England
this time. Early in the be the most con
uiing of t/lis session a maturity :in 'ho senate,
ili.* republican members of tho!^as stood 1 o y;
n?to determined to d''font thpi1^' ^
... , .. , I tight, expiosae
itchood bill, and to t i1 ^rd'
i not more Ihan
opted ? programrn which in- Mr. IJnnna n
Iveil, Jirst, a violation ol the'nation for t!n
'tlgcs ma'o in 1he platfovin ol|n,'1',r Repub
?ir partv in I itional con (1'
', , , I" S\ ell, it Rood
ntnuis, binding the partv to!.?.?. ,
1 : more bieaivs,
mil the territories of Okla- L.vu hun
ma. New Mexico a id Arizon i tion. * * Howev
states in;o the I bon. This appearances 1
is a great mistake n ! a great l!'!' thiio sou
,, , * i friends. \v i
'otijj. ()uo Pint v.! pp I ..
I ii Ullllil llOto U
plague us hereafter. A po.iii llf,
1 > | lit* \v 1 i&l
I party can no more alFord to room unanno
date us promises and pledges 1 did ill the dfi
an an individual." Kill ley was t
,,,, , , | leavma tne ox
Vjoont .v l.MI.:, . il 1 - ? * I ? "
w i/Aiti- 'in si <; '.rKH1 ... ( i.
I u.iy 111wet'i
h? wick"d filibuster carried on accosted the
r fourteen woeks against the, if he might
| ^
jjority of the Senate and thon!"No,"
rlher said: "It was this liii 11 l^inkl? in li
i , , , . ot posing witl
ster that has led to the death I , ,
as a backgroui
the important bills 1 have | ollt on the uv<
Mitioned, and the republicansl mo." So the
nnot avoid this responsibility, outside the \\
rests upon them and no one Washington
,, Columbia Str
le.
One of tho most interesting of ??*
0 two new members o* the Sen- Sttj
d is Mr. James B MuCreary,
r twelve years a r6j>re?entaUv"
Kentucky in the House, :.nd V"?r
i* i* . m i i ? llfo
ico governor ol his state, fepe; k tu- nm ??
g recently of the political situ,
ion, Senator MeCreary said,: ( O^fepr]; \
lie democrats mint obsorvp1 '
re? points in the selection of j
eir next presidential candidate.17*.,? '
1 j IIClip i-iliCh tl
rst,, he must l>e a man thorough v u .??
..... . .. ,. ^ , > ta nouli
titled lor ttie otli-e; second,
1 must be a loader areuod! On account
lioin all the members of his a^e Volofans'
irty will rally: third, he must.!!lt New :
i a man capable ot l?'ing elect JliLli to 22nd,
, that jh of commanding the or>n Kail way
spec! of the groat independent b'ip tickets fr
ite which decides presidential New Orleans,
actions." Asked to name some raJfl of one ce
en whom he regarded as 1 ulfill banco traveled
g these conditions, S mator Mc ?.n s!l^e M'iy 1
'ear.v said, ' Among iho names ?Wo, with tin
eniioned i regard us the strong- New Orleans \
I those ol Arthur 1'uo Gorman May 2<kh, 10<
j I .. ,1 <iA_ i* i > i r?li o gri nu o t mi/
u.juuge nuoii 15. I'arker, oi "u ,11V
3w York. As to the issues they cur<> ?tn exten
ould be of a practical character f? ' u,le
ch as tarill reform, tho trusts tic v
d the economical udmiuislra- Agent **
>n of the government.'' ' ! ,lP. , ^
May 24th, upfoe
of fifty ecu
HEADACHES Tho Southei
ured while you wait by convonient scl
J J excellent ierv
C A P U D I N E, fort wil1 ho
xr ce i. ti i , Veterans and
No effect on the heart. tending ho
tiold at all drugstores. pleasant tnd
The Old Standard
Grove's Tastel
* I - A ?A ^ ^
liua 90UUU UUV bUSb *50 yt
over One and a Half Millie,
of merit* appeal t*o yon ?
Enclosed wit>h every bottle Is a Ten Cent Pacl
SdiBmUJOT.'liUJL * JELMUftt
R PRESIDENT.: O T i
at Senator Ilanna Stomach
ail have been to- No appetite, loss of strength, nervous- w
h dnrimr thw visit ncss. headache, constipation, bad breath,
ii ?u n.f, > general defcCVm^otir risings, and catarrh of
lattOl* lias again (he stomach ari all due to indigertion. Kodel
llatioil as to the cures indigestion. This new discovery repraVlr
ll'inni hoi mi s<*nts the natural Juices of digestion as they I
Ml. iiauna noillg exist ln a hea]lh^ stomach. combined with'
accept the IvpuO- the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
tiotl ill 1904 ill 1 properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
1? wnrnlt mi, ....' on,y cure indigestion and dyspepsia, bu! this
, famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
' to t'lO effect that by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
;ist 811 111 me r made ! ?,renK',ie,>lf,S thw mucous mombrar.es lining
I the stomach.
emartc thill IvOOSO* I Mr. S. S Ball, Of Raver".swood, W. V*., says:?i
succeed himself 1 iri?fw,,h.^ t,3m'ch {or yejrs
I y.'.vu ,rl0 aoa wo 8re "ow us'nK it in milk
ttin- two undtwoifcr J . . ? v
. Kodol Ph?<:t3 W?ist You En*.
woiitlcnn'' it an . p?... .
, n . i Eott.osooly. $1 00 ;..rc holding 25*. times the trial
nil llOt SCO Mr i s,*o Which 5?;: I'.rfOc ..
,villi.!- to be iiiou- bl-0oWI~rL*0- '.CHJ.OAO?
o _
inection with the ,, , , ,,
\ conservative Unsurpassed Pullman nccommotenator
i" rhaos dations will be afforded, and
servative senator ',1" M'rvl(><> in every respect will
and : * ain't who he .all that could be desired,
vllv by the i re -; full infornialion and particuJulmn
reciprocity l?1"8 as to schedules etc, will
,dil .w Ills opinion bV cheerfully UuuislieU on
a week ( plication bv any Agent of the
,1,1 Iulv. the nonii- J Southern Kail way. or, U W.
I.>kiii', 1111.1 nn-1 ,.UI1V lbvi.MonI'a^oiiS,-rA?oiit,
lican senator Qf | , \V . W. lti^loo Asst.
roininencn replica Uoucral Agent Atlanloveli
makes ninny t.eoigin ^
almost anybody -- * ??
tor tuo uotniua- ] jle pPl >lieath the stars and
or, to all outward! Piripen,
the president and p cleanses the system and never
ator remain fast prices.
lenovor iSiiiatoi'| bi it if Hardy iv.bors oi worldly
j tuo ?\ Into House j repute0
the president's D? Witt's and take no
unee I just as hoi .substitute.
w h -n \r.. Ve A p.mall pill, easy to buy, easy to
, . i take and easv to art, bat never
here As he was'. . . ,y \%/;?*?
. Tiitpnsr in results I)o\>' ! * !j*r.ocuiixe
unices one |,,,r|v Risers arouse the secret.
a photonra jinor - jj()UB Hn(j ?cj
as a tonic to the
senator and asked pv*er, curing permanently. Orawtake
a picture, tord Bros,
i.itor replied, with
lis eye, "I'm tired
. the White House ^ iuipr% .
ad li \ on li come I?iCil>OW
>nui? yuu can snap PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
picture was taken
h i to House -ates. J*h1e Catawba House,) ,,
I p-siatra. t t + \ -+*** ^
1 Correspondence
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Citation
t e'er" i><?x ! M>o {cntiln*.
iioQuiiiino i^i'iets .
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STA'I K OF SOU 1 11 CAROLINA
wsi?s.fBKASS' mrm "" " ? ??
. S.-w O.-h-.i.M.a, 1N ,,1K , OUKT |>r ,.KJA?;
u*rij hai.way.
of thn Con feeler- ~ "
Reunion, 10 be j> . j /, vyvir 1/ t ,y is
>rleans, J,a , May J
1 903, t ho South- Pro},ate Judge.
will soil roundorn
all points to WIiLRKAS, .J. T. R Marshall
La and return at ')s,s uiade su'f to nio to grant him
nt per mile dis Letters of Administration of the
Tickets will bo L-'iate ?t and t fleets of \V. lv
>th to 21st, inclu Marshall, deceased, with tlie wili
al date to leave annexed ^
vithout validation I'nese are therefore to cite and
>3 Original pur- admonish all and singular the
h tickets may so kindred and creditors ot the said
Oon of the limit W* K. Marshall, deceased, that
1903, hy deposit- they he and appear before me, in
citli the special ^,e Court ol Probate, to be held
Orleans not earli- a' Lancaster C. 1L, S. 0., on the
15th or later than 26th day of March, 1903, after
on payment of a publication thoreot, at 11 o'clock
its. in the forenoon, to show cause, if
m Railway offers an.v they have, why the said
ledules and most Administration should not he
ice, and every ef- granted.
made to assure Given under my hand, this 12th
their friends at 6ay of March, anno domini, 1903.
Reunion a most. .1 V STPWMAM
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comfortable trip. i8EAL' Probate Judge.
(ess Chill Tonic I
;ars. Average annual sales! ^
>n bottles. Does t?his record j
No Cure, No Pay. 50c. I *
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