Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 10, 1903, Image 8
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' Maine's Celeiy(
Compound
Cures
dyspepsia, indigestion,
AND stomach troubles.
The tortures and evils of dyspepsia and
fedigestion arc experienced by thousands at
this time. The dyspeptic's train of evil-,
tnay be enumerated as follows: feelings of
dUriness, languor, nervousness, sleeplessness,
headache, distension of the stomach, loss of
flesh, difficult breathing, and the action of the
heart is seriously affected.
All forms of dyspepsia are quickly banished
by the use of I'aine's Celepr Compound,
toe use of this marvelous medicine allays the
Inflammation of the nerves centred about the
- -b - tbo cou orc of thf? hndv
MVlUMVll y IV upcua up iuv av?v.? ~- .... J
and removes all waste matter; it cleanses ths
blood*, it makes new nerve fibre; it restores
w?- digestive power, and promotes bodily strength
and activity. Mr. Fred. Koss, Clarendon,
Iowa, briefly writes about his happy experience
with Painc's Celery Compound as
follows:-?
" It gives me great pleasure to testify to the
merits of Painc's Celery Compound. I can
Candidly and honestly say it is the best medicine
in the world. Two years ago 1 was suf- 1
fering from indigestion and nervousness, and
Waa so run down that 1 could hardly walk
Without help. I used two bottles of Paine's
Celery Compound and got better almost from
the first dose, and have bad no use for medicine
since. I was completely cured."
When a hat, a good dress, or other
garment is a little faded and old in
fashion it need not he thrown away, i
Color it With diamond dyes, i
have a epecla) department of advice, and will
" Icawer tree any quvrtii a- about dyeing. Scud
^?ample of good* when ponMble.
Direction book and 4 > dyed sample* free.
DIAMOND DVKS, Durllngton, Vt.
NOT FAIL I HO)! 100.
The l.is* of Dead in 1 he Toprlia
Flood Still 0nnvim;.
A
Topeka, Kan., Juno f>?The!
dead in the lopeku flood now
numbers seventy-eight. ()i tinnumber
thirty-nine are reported
dead 011 good authority. A boat.'
man this afternoon reported that
seven bodies iiad been tound near
eud of Harrison street. The
unfortunates were: Mrs .fesseSiiaw
and four children and a man ami
woman named Shunkwerter; all
from Sherry.
The body of a man named Ed-j
wards was picked up near
Soldier Creek. < )l her bodies found
today were those of Mrs. Nelln (
Watson, Mrs. Minnie Prayerand
George McDonald. These
were caught in the wreckage.
People working in the Hooded
district fear that many more w<ll
be found drowned as the Hood
recedes, and that the list of dead
will not be far from one hundred '
Thirty or more people are now j
classed as missing. Without doubt
some of the bodies will never bf j
recovered.
The water has now receded over j
six feet and is going down at a
rate of an inch every hour. Good
work is now being done to rescue
what property is loll.
In the part of town north and
west ot the Rock Island Bridge
the damage is very great. The
houses were mostly small and in
the full torce ol the current.
The yards were swept clean of
outbuildings and many ot the
houses turned a quarter ot the
way around and partially slipped
from their foundations. Further
east the outbuildings are nearly
all gone, but the houses are still
standing. A few blocks west ol
Kansas River some of the outbuildings
are still standing and
over towns are scores and scores
of out. buildings in all sorts ol
positions. The small houses which
were in the full torce of the current
are about the onlv ones
which were wrecked from their
foundations.
The greater part of North
Topeka is a great waste ot sand
piled up over the streets, houses,
floors and railroad tracks, burying
the city from a mere coaling
to a aepni or iwo or inroe, ami in
some places, four feet. All over
tbe west part of the cify the sand
banks are every where. The I nion
Pacific and the Kock Island
(racks are covered with them in
places to a depth of three feet
and in places the water is still
under the ties. Door yards are '}.r
piled high with sand. On some of 1
the bouses it reaches the windows
and is banked up against the 1
doors. 0B
ev
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THE RAGING MISSISSIPPI. re
St. Louis, Mo., June 7.?Like
a mill race the swollen Mississippi
is surging past St. Louis
with a stage of 34.9 feet tonight,
makiug a rise of one and
one half feet in the last six
CT0
hours. The government fore
cast is tnat tne rise win continue
until midnight and then *
for the next two days the stage _
will creep up slowly, probably
reach 38 feet and begin to re- |j
cede.
No word was received today V
from the 200 people imprisoned r
on a low land at Black Walnut, _
twenty-five miles northwest
from 8t. Louis, and in peril of
their lives from the rising wa- ,
ters of the Missouri Biver. in;
Word was received last night
that a rescue must be effected u
immediately or they would UP
probably lie swept away by fa
morning. The river has spread
out around the island with a
swift current and, although ?f
:everv ellbrt has been made to p?*
reach them, nothing was acI
eomphshed today and there has.
been no means of eommunieat- ,Ufl
ing with them Aside from
loss of life if such a catastrophe
should occur, the property loss
will be very heavy, as the on
tire valley i- under water undiB
homes have been washed away,, g
farms depleted and stock drown-!
0
7V> the f'litrinis of thr 1'iiriotfx I
Srhoot IUstrirfs of /.mnnstrv
County di(
Your are hereby authorized | foe
ami requested to tneet at your I J*1
I regular place of meeting in your ! 8tx
respective districts on Saturday, th
June 20th, at 3 o'clock p. m., for <ni
the purpose of electing three I"!1
trustees tor each district. The)
said elections to tie conducted!?
publicly, and under the rules Pr
governing State and county
elections.
Present trustees will conduct
elections, appoint tellers, etc. In
case no election iH held, we, the B
county board of education, take B
it for granted that the matter is
left in our hands.
Clerk of the board of trustees
will report immediately after the
election is held.
A. C. Unwell, u
II. K. Co f lev, Ji!
L. T. Haker, ?
County Hoard of Kducation. ^
? - - by
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 1
Notice is hereby given that' .
I I
tin4 County Hoard of Oominis ?
sioners will not approve or pay ?
any claim against the county In
for work, such as repairing I
roads or ground bridges, unless
| the same shall have heon I
authorized by, or a contract! I
made with some meniber of the{ I
1 Hoard. I
H. .1. Perry,
/ 1 A L.1 I
* oimiv supervisor. . n
W. B. r.ruee, (Merk.
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CARD OF THANKS. I Givi
We take this method of ex Per
essing our sincere thanks to jrr
e many friends in the ecu ctry 11
d town of Lancaster for their impi
ndness in our sad misfortune I Lem
April 27th. We ask each and I end
eiy one to accept our most sin I l**at
re thanks. May they be highly I 'am*
warded in a brighter world to ^ for*
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ormaud.
Owe IVese Convinces.
Mozley's Lemon Elixir acts ^
ntlv on the bowels withput W IT
y unpleasant effect. It is a ^ I
rfect liquid laxative. 50 cents ^ 1
r b*Hle at all drugstores.
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VALU LA*s
ystalized Mineral Water ^
Nature's Natural Remedy ^
\ combination of crystals contain- ^ I
Z the medicinal properties of four ^
ted inineral springs. Cures Oonstition.
Indigestion, Stomach, Kidney, Sit
vex aud Bladder troubles. Builds gfo
tlie nerve centers.
ke Kalola Six Days and Eat l)t.
Anything You Want. ^ mi
\ t-easpoonful dissolved in a glass ' Ol
water mates a delight fill and inex- I |ul
nsive morning laxative. Price ."((<
<1 $1.00. For sale at drug stores and 1
tiicmJ upon receipt of price. I
KAI.OI.O ('i)Mi'.WY,
tyOdkii .Savannah, (ta.
lyspepsia Cure ||g
Digests what you cat. . gjWjtat
lis preparation contains allot the,
(cstants and digests all kinds ol
?d. It gives instant relief and never ELj4^*j
ils to cure. It allows yon to eat all ,
o food you want. The most sensitive
jimvcbs ean take it. By its use many ^ ousands
of dyspeptics have been S"
red ufter everything else failed. Is j fyy
lequalled for the stomach. Child- j f 'y
u with weak stomachs thrive on it. j
all stomaoh troubles v1
i.niv Uv F. O. lir.WiTT.Vro . ChicaffO '/\.
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CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
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if "i ?? <! lualfmllona. Buy of your UruKgUl,
sand le. in lUjwnjvt for ferliinInra, Tritl.
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Garden Seeds As.
Bast for tbs" Sunny South,"
because they are specially grown
ami selected with u nil! knowledge Thi ;
the conditions and require- * ?
uieuts of thu South. Twenty-live flesh o
years experience and practical The pi
growing or all the different vege- tion pc
tables < iiablea n? to know the very ,
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give pleasiiie, satisfaction and Asih
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Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
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To Cure <
Toko Laxative Bromo ?
6t*en MfiBon boxes sold in past 12 months.
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fr>rf Fully nine-tenths of the ill
r 1 traced to irregularities of th
frith cls- When these importai
egularly the system bee
irities, and perfect health is in
ion Elixir is a pleasant lemon drin
thoroughly cleanses the system. I
Live, and is good for every member <
ly. Fifty cents a bottle at all drug-s
ley's Lmmon Hot Drops are without a
:oughs, colds, bronchitis, sore thro
he Water Thi
p s Miners
STILL AND CARLO
VURES Diseases of the
/ Stomach and Skin. En
:ians and welcomed by puti?
Glenn Springs Gi:
lighttul beverage, invigorating, heal
neral ingredients of Glenn Springs P
,ENN STRINGS CARBONATED
table water, and positive ;nire lb
mediate reliet Iroin Indigestion.
For sale by all druggists.
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v Gives Perfect Satisfaction
FOR INFORMATION ADDRES*
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hcraft's Conditic
( For Horses and Mules
; the best remedy ever manufactured
u a poor animal, or giving an appctil
)\vders .ire wonderfully effective beer
rivet, eradicating worms and parasiu
: system of all gross humors.
ckaft's t onpition I'dnvih ks are w
r preparation the same care is used
in tin- filling of a physician's preset
erit is the first eon adoration.
. raft's Powders consist of small dosi
1 highly concentrated ingredients, n<
's digestive organs. The powders fr
he use of two or three doses a wee
subject to colic and blind staggers.
% S
c>raw
i Cold in One D<
tuinine Tablets. ^ P7L A
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s of mankind can be I
e stomach and bow- I
it organs fail to act I
omcs clogged with I
ipossible. Mozley's I
k which acts gently I
t is the perfect liquid
?oreh.e Mozley's
TSt Lemon
Elixir
it Cures $
il Water t
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Liver, Kidneys, #
dorsed by phy- W
ents.
nger Ale J
thlul, containing tho ^
tlinertil Water. ^
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r Dyspepsia, (lives ^
5?2 7-4 in. ^
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for the purpose of putting
:e to one in bad condition.
iusc they make the digests,
and thoroughly cleansrapped
in doses. In fact
that a druggist would cx"iption.
High grade and
L's, pre pared from the pur eessary
for correcting an
itten but never bloat.
k your norsc or mule will
25c. Package. Sold by
ford Bros.
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Cures Crfp
A Jr In Two Days.
J on every 1
box. 25c. |