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A Woman's Wealth. Tli * Paine's Celery * T Compound intell GIVES VIGOR AND ;|r). STRENGTH TO DEBILITATED AND , BUN DOWN \vOAiNN. p roil i It is maintained by naf dPdfcv?*i*hed jj writers tliat llie greatness of a natiun depends much upon the physical condition of its pies, women. The gcneial conditions which contribute to health and long life, attlkoso which HSCi'( ao not imply a rapid and nnmf&i aahaastion J,.ls of those powers by which life is maintained. While we assert that the wdmi 0t our land peop stand peerless for l>eauty aasl ds? aktues that , , make thein lovable, we cannot hide the fact '' that there are thousands In mW akdst who, (Jjq y owing to overwork, worry, household cares, and an unequal exhaustion of Ma power, have etluCi become weak, nervous, sleepless, and debili- , tated. ? 111 II We bring to the attention mi aM weary, tl()j \ I despondent, hopeless, and slcfrly women r earth's great rescuer a>Wl WtldJft builder, trie f I'aine's Celery Compoewtf. dR|Maaadt of healthy women around us owe their present m vigor, activity, and robustnass to faine's \\T q Celery Compound. Mr*, Staykafci Aoith, St. ( Paul, Minn., tells how she was ujwfcaLo! from plutlli the grave: she says:? " 1 had a bad attack of la grippathis spring i and was at death's door, and ua oue ever eiilllti expected me to recover. I was so weak that j as soon as they brought inc out of one faint I lull I was in another. I could not take any ( nourishment, and doctors' cwdtHMS did tue 110 good. A friend advised my husband to | j <n? get me a Ixittle of Paine's Celery Compound, | which he did, but had no k. ike ClOllG second day after taking tiie Compound, I .(,ul . gan to get real hungry and took an interest in things. 1 had everything that Money and i ll.'ct loving care could supply, sad wktv trhut and Paine's Celery Compound, I am now doing ' 'T my own work, while three months ago I was jfl j |( almost in tlic grave. I know tl??S 1 owe aiy health and strength to Paine's Celery Com- ly I>11 -..-1 -.1.-11-1? * * * umi Mian aiw.iys rcconuncna it." I . 1 'us 1 NO NEED OF '.,n(n j'e?^Ts?ilin<5 the r:; /L y HANDS W1TII [theo ? ' ble i *A. Diamond Dyes !,r:,li( They are easy to uw, and statei are made for home use and jot tin home economy. Diamond- class * Dyes never disappoint and tain will make the old ckrthea ' mon, look new. 50 different eofors. !jj W( Dlroction book and 45 dyed ?-?mpl?a ffe?. ' DIAMOND DYK8, Burllatfwa, Vt. | emig! . i Nortl 'Til 11 EE PAPERS A WEEK ,)e (,t * a pt The Enterprt'u; tint/ the Y*riec-u- lIiosh If'crt; ('harfrstou Art*'* ami j Hoarier One Year fa*- Out}/ PrnP< fij fiO. Keco Wo have completed. r?*uenients with the Charleston News and Courier by which we are enabled to Cornish the Enterprise ^ ' and the Twice-n-Week edition of 0* tlie N'mvs and (Courier Cor $1.50 a yenr, winch must he pain fltrictly trout in advance. Sample copies of help that paper will be sent to our tried subscribers, and we trust that and a many will take advantage oC this was f liberal elubbins ofler. The regu- ' raw lar price of the enterprise, as ?fc (Jo you know, is $1 a year, and that ot the Semi-Weekly jNVvh and An Couric, ;.n eight-page p*per, is told $1. Hn' under this club^ng ar- the h rangetnent you get them both York *>. for *1.50. * w(i0 ~~ """ us he Notice "v I Attention is called to fact tlmt the license tax for IWS.imposed by council on ?ll cru pa- 4 . , lions and callings eauftMrated !t * in tno sciiedule already pub- 11,0 1 lished, must bo paid in advance, <kW and that it is made a criminal can. offense to engage in *uid busi- tkS< . ness or calling without first then paying tho licenses to the Town nroo Treasurer, who will recoipt therefor. Attention is nUo call*# ?r> the noAen' Tax on Dogs, which M** into ! fails effect Jan. 1, 1002. JtA howel found off the premises of tho owner without the tag furnished whiot j^. by tho Town Treasurer, i,s*y* Jh"re ment of the tax of *1, 1H1) he nv'"* taken up and after hours this killed. * R. E. WYLIE, y Dec. JO, 1902. t\ Mi I) OF WHITE PEOPLE. PENSIONERS IN T1 e Newberry Observer in a There are just 500 y editorial shows that the sioners in the state th need of this state at present last, there being increr ite people,those who will go the counties except ei ?In' cou^tij uiid fuim 0*1 u.i LtUU-uslcr '.Inch ligent basis. It is pointed out than last year. The a new era for farmers has tion of the pension? aid h; ' ia;:n:r'C in tiv v? ' .civ. $1735. Last. j?? able now than ever, when got $ 10.65This drcres. xmducted on business princi- is in consequence of i It is a fact that in many in the number of the >i?s of the state farm work following is a compart been abandoned by white Total Number iu ueuause coi.*on mills oiler- Counties 19i lieni greater inducements in Abbeville 1 ray ol comfort, perhaps, and Aiken 2i tlionul and oilier laeililies Anderson 4 j i . Bamoerg lany cases, no doubt, it was ,, ^ , * , 7 Beaulort Ihe fault of the farm but of J-5reiev- ] armor and his methods that Liaruweil 1 work was more attractive. Charleston l1 believe this is the true ex- Cherokee 2 ttion of the abandoinent ol Chester . Chesterfield 2 i, bee;,nS .oil and Claran<Jon , vte together, tliere is no sec Colleton 3 of the country supeiior to Darlington 2 own. We are practically ^Dorchester Iroin floods, tornadoes, cv- k'^gcfL M 1 f 11 i< airfield . 1 s, long continued droughts . , 7 . & biorence 1 various other eviD that in Georgetown other sections ot this conn- Greenville 3 It does seem sometimes that Greenwood 1 use respects we arc especial- Hampton , . 1, 1 o- 1lorrv 2 ?ssed bv 1 rovKlence. Since ; . , , Kershaw 3 so, it must be the fault of I/u,CH8ler 2 people themseivi g that tlie} LaurAu 2 not prospered on the farms, Lee his state linn is a irood field Lexington 1 inergetic, progressive white f k 111*1. Marlboro 1 ;rs. If we would but lei Newberry , ulsiue world know of "these Oconee 2 s there would be little trou- Orangeburg 1 11 securing desirable immi- Pickens 2 in from other less favored Hichland i of fliecountrv, particularly J* U(,a . * ' 1 * Spartanburg <> a west and northwest. The n of people that we could ob- Pnion 1 from them would be much Williamsburg 1 desirable than foreigners, York 2 p> except certain classes ol _ , ~ , ? ? ... , Total 7,i rants Irom Great Britian and lern Europe. Those won hi . , , , . i . . . One Dose Couv isirable and we could obtain rtion of them as well as Mozley s Lemon n ., gentlv on the bowe Irom other states il the ^ , . ,v any unpleasant ellec ?r effort was made I he perfect liquid laxativ r(** per bottle at all dru? A Thoughtful Alan. 1)11. (Jlllll'S A> M. Austin of Winchester, Baltimore, Md., Ap knew what to do in the hour fl?)0 Gf antiques and ed Hi. wife had such an he|onging to the ua! case of stomach and liver , TA ... .. )lo, physicians could not 1 " her. He thought of and today. The most spit I)r. King's New Life Pills was over the famou he got reliof at once and box, made of a ran inslly cured. Only 25c at mo?nUd ln ,j|ver. th ford Bros, and J. 1. Mackev . , ... . drue store. ' m tho "IRce b> days of Barn urn's He , . ... ii- presented to Mr. Ba i American visiting Dublin , , ... . , Scotch sea captain wn no.no startling atones about ^ Am?ric.n host , eight of some of tho Now pnetor of Ihe Exchai buildings. An Irishman Boston. From it Dan was listening stood it as long Ilenry Clay and mar could and then asked: tinguished men on tf , . Baltimore toek sauf o haven't seen our newest ,. . . asnion was in vogv , have ye? Hold to Mrs. Alfred W e American thought not. An exquisite clock of fell," said the Irishman, period went for $130. so tall that wo had to put ?-??- ? wo top stories on hinges." A Great Sensa rhatfor?" asked the Amer- .. i here was n big s I Leesville, lad., wh ? we could let'em dowu tilljtjroWk Qf u,afc place, loon went by," said Pat.? led to die, had his )if klvn Eaale. 'Dr. Kine's New Di , , ? , , jConsumption. Ho wi [dured insufferable ai disordered stomachi may cause Asthma, but your N* d of trouble. W he the stomach ,. . to perform its functions 'he imanediata - become deranged, the liver soon thereafter etlac idneys congested. causing nu- plete cure " Simile is diseases, the most fatal of oonnunintUn nuaum i are painless and therefore the ttiptian, pueum to be dreaded. The important ?hltl9 and grip are nu is to restore M?e stomach and the peerless reatedy f to a healthy condition, and for god lung trouble's, purpose no better preparation and il CO Guaranty s used than Chamherlain'sHtom- , "T^ nd Tiiver Tablets. For sale by J. >ord Hros. ana J. r. tckejr A (Jo., druggists. Ce., UrNggists. Trial I IE NT ATE. I ROOSEVELT'S REST KN more pen- Cinuibar, Mont, April 2 is year than President Roosevelt's vacatic ises from all ?t an end. He greeted the in ght, inclml ber" of his P*rt? au(1 a h has ouv les lu,mberof r?nrv M lasror por 'uoth Hot Spriog. hotel, in ... lowstone lark, todav and rs will re- ... resume his tour tomorrow. ??r < ' 11 -la , piebiu^nt, who aiiiNcd at J <?od amount Yellowstone yesterday, is the increase piCtnre of health. lie and class. The those who accompanied hin ative list: his tour of the park, are deli Pensioners. ei^ with the trip. No accii 02 1903 occurred to mar the pleasur H the party and, for the most f 34 258 tbey were favored with deli 40 443 ful weather. 55 00 The president spent mos 37 35 his time studying the habii 10 119 the ditferent species of game 25 137 abound in the park, llo w< lie for hours near a herd of el 01 20^ 10 135 moullt*in goats and freque , walk eight or ten miles to ohsi QQ 'hem. He also studied bird oo Jt'i ,, 34 353 wl,h i"1'- burroughs. 2i5 While fortunately there v Y(j 39 no accidents, a number of ai 03 11 nig incidents occurred. On 24 121 them happened during the pi 75 191 dent's visit to Gevser Land, a 43 51 days ago. The president and 08 418 Burroughs were on sltia 00 130 g(arted to race down hill. snow was soft, and Mr.Burrou 30 135 w^? never used s ski be! 58 257 p<*on f?un<l himself with his I 45 258 *n ^'l0 8,,ww a,1(^ h*8 *n 120 air. lie had hardly struggle 71 2'1 his feet, when the president 31 244 peated the performance. Nei 38 158 one was hurt, but Major 1'it? 63 150 secured excellent photograpli 64 30b the catastrophe, which ho 5S 183 promised to have developed. 50 226 y-x ' ~ . One day, in companv with 1 j 7 y 1 4 51 160 ^'teher, ^,e president tired a ^.,jj revolver at a tree. The wen 00 131 wa8 d?f?ctive and the shell 60 170 hack and struck the presiden 62 174 the cheek, drawing the bl 04 815 If it bad struck a little highe ir wmiIII Iioitu ; ~: a ? ui:. "u?? injwicu ui uiu '50 S.250 the eye. The president rode a big j inces. horse during the whole of Elixir nets *our. The l??rRe is one of Is without H,,re8t footed animals in the \ t. It is a To reach the first camp it e. 50 cents necessary to traverse for al ^stores. two miles n narrow mountaii trail, which was covered with [TITLES. Some of the party dismoui r,,, and led their horses down ril 25.? I he . . . trail, for a misstep meant d( I art objects 1 . ' tate of' the or Rorl()l,H ,nJ'ir.v> *>ut 1,10 P1 ,, . dent, stuck to his saddle and l mm lie fa n , . , ried his horse safely down, ited contast n old sunIV ' president sp^nt- itiHst^rv \\ horu and <lay aIone in climbinK ??ount n> UR.d ?"d walkl"K ",0"K ,h" ,r?" i covered fullv 20 miles. 10 the early j ^ ^ >te). It was 1M" ,u camP ine rnuru hv a wa8 extr?me!y c0'(l a,1(l the r en the fam *dent was compelled to break ?nn the pro- 'co U1 his bucket before perfc ig?? Hotel in itig his morning ablutions, iel Webster, Pitcher kept a diary whili ly other an- (?ampt which shows in detail o n \i--uisto the preaident spent Lin dars. T, when the le. It wan ell for $101. Vow Ku?w What toil Are Tal the Km pi re when you take Grove's Tasteless Tonic because the formula is pis prinfeil on everv hot 11? showing It is simply iron ami Quinine tlOQ* tasteless for m . N?curr no pay ensntion in en W. U. *>? William Waldorf Aatoi vru* expect bought Anus ibdoyn'a aid cm * caved by Sort cf followfeeliug, may corery for A?.(, u., was also cut itcs: 4,1 en- , jonies from Bnti.h royalty at e.e Lwe.w Discovery laat* roustitution. relief and ?^ ted a com oJa/trou ] CASTOR U morons. It's For Infants and Children. "phc^Mo. m You hn A1*3?1 ,w sd by Crnw- Bears the /nj? Maekey & signature ?f bwttWs free. | \ 11)8. 1(2^*4, iT. BLOOD 6111- "CAM AKKTN do all rlnlmcil AiMkra Md aro a truly womlrrlui Kirtiiuiuu i inoCTma irtrp wln'iod f?.r :i medicine pleasant to i.iHe **??* havr fmiuii it in ncd i Wood ha* ti'cn tnirld-'l ami inv nimi lootoh ID Kl 7?T j w ay.' Jr.t.t. ?>At.l.iK fc. *m.laho. ^uuieil. ItiM. will CANOV Tlu> CATHARTIC the ^' "VK, *oi m>m *:. -rrtr v "WWr ?,7 .1 H'lt rio**mt. T'nlittnW. ?r,t?it. Taste VfefH. I* j . coo.1, . -., JS5,* iOa. Km 10111 ... CURE CON'JTiPATtON. ... ^ | m?n,- .'.> <,.. ; ttfft n B 51 S>> u a: / c!iT-nt?p< W?(l?n|f? >Hrt, JlO-SU-ba* ,j < 15UKNKI) F.\ < IIKKVH SFRajIN. * ?p New Haven, April 19. R"v Art emus Hainc--. pa kt of V that jjle u,tiled Ohur< ii, ai tl Hit* $ev. juld q -orue Foster 1'ieufiss. r'<* *?* of \ k or tJDivenport Ohuroh, i*. cw^he ntly leading t.oimrecai ion,<I e.i. ?i**fces arve ot ihio city, ?Xcl.u..;?<d pulpits lift, la- ill: .- 'Mr I congiegulions notice, 'ine ware re 8011 -or ?e sudden change Wo came puhlic todav. t * iii i | e ^ ^ Mr. Haines, t. ?.o prr^chea *o a eonirr^vation composed largely ot V t*efil *\r 1 ale professor^, prepaieu his ^in' f day sermon in the early par of ^ir- the week. Last week he folk wv and ed liis usual plan, but \va? c?- Med ( The away from home on Friday morn- ' 1 ghn, ing, leaving his manuscript in his / ore, study. The young son ol Mi lead Haines discovered it later in id J the d*y an^ usc'^ 11 ,() kin i? a be' ^ t(( fire. On Mr. Haines's ret "f touiul the a?hes. On iS??i/'tiay* t ?i? ii , nan iiiiiu mr. names >n i '. led V> - >1 Kl to write another sermon, but. gave r it up and decided to ask fvlr. IS Prentiss to exchange j uipita with has him eo as to give him a chance to use an old manuscript. M.j new ^ T*i*i?itilii?'nt lltnlHlor llcriMil non ummU ClumliorlHrir^ Cutio i iiiilrrn uml DUrrlnxM IliMiintl llow t on Rev. Francis J. I)av I on, pasood *or church and pres;dent of the Third r ul) District Baptist Association, idod 2731 Beoond 6t., New Orj<i4JRs, writes aa follows: "I have used ;rny Chamberlain's Colic, ('-clan rnd ?hin I^iftrr'loca Remedy tor crorups and pains in tho stomach 5nd found it excellent If is ir. fact Mirk the heat cramp and colic remedy was I have ever used. Al?o several uout ray parishioners have d it with equally satisfactory re-suits. For sale by J. F. Mackey tfc 6o., druggists. ited the . . unth RllNST V DEFIES THK WORLD. Pekin, April 23.?Russia has a demanded that China :ig;? an agreement practical!v ceding to f>nn- . ' .. -f I lif r flirt anvorHiiriiti' or il a1"" churia anil excluding other eaIl0 tions from that country. The ^ russian charge d'affaires M i'lancon, bis informed LVnce ("ling, ' president of the foreign ollioes, that no further steps in t h.- evacu, ation of Manchuria will he taken . until this agreement is signed. 3 in how JAPAN TALKS WAK. Yokohama, April %S-\.? 1'nree Japanese war ships have been king ordered to Nevr Chwang, MarChiii quis lto has held a secret conferlinty re nee with the leading .lap-iyose that ,, , , in a statesmen. lhe Knssian i.e,n<laU9 for privileges in Manchuria, have excited the Japanese press, which h?H insists on vigorous action, censtU. fident that tiie United States, as be? well as Great Britain, will sup. by port Japan. An arrangement has -At- been reached by winch the political crisis has been averted. brut the Government's naval *11crem-nt proposals remain unchanged. ?. WANTED?Etevy person that la [Jill Buffering -vifh a?'hnin, to send 28 cents for a large dollar bottle Pikrck'b Asthma Cuhk ature's Remedy Co., alt-tUrlrj Washington, 1>. C, . i