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\ HITC1PWSI. wowi Published Wednesdays by Enterprise Publishing Co. A. J? CLARK. Editor. Mount One Year, - - - $1.00 Cor Six Months, - - .50 ^ Three Mor tis, - - .25 in advance. Specia Wednesday, July 1, 1903. Tomoi Through his able attorneys, Jim Tillman has secured a three 8jje mouths extension of residence towns, inv iail .Inlv 1 ?/ - - ?%; ? ===== an act of the The cotton that was sold in tfl'eet. Anderson last week at 14 cents manuf was of the variety known as the i" the "Mississippi Bender," which, it is said, usually sells about one cent higher than the ordinary town t short staple cotton. not tl whisky detern Referring to some strictures he Three had made against the excellent at citizens ot Columbia, Ex-Judge er or Buckaiuui, in addressing the (}jSpell court in the Tillman case, said : citv is "By grabs, it they don't like it, tions ltet 'em lump it." This moved 80vera the Rock Hill Herald to remark fi'10cia HO t that "it might not be amiss to ijj1.0 remind the irate attorney that a one y 'pygmy* is a pvgmy still, although iiH|, a perclied upon the Alps." league ting tl v , , , , , , T> Ashev Ao auuut lormer .Judge Lsu auj chanan congratulates himself !tt an that it was his weighty argil are ,j ments which secured for his Hft?prn brother *111 law, Jas. II Tillman, Vl|ie % a ch*ni'?p of venue -- 11 18 We must conclude from his prohji tirade ..that his term of service eiectir on the bench gave either a poor j,/ opinion ot or contempt toi hisa princi former associates, if lie hh?l a ()t jjp belief that such inflammatory ftep?| stuff as he employed in his al- reci?cl leged argument would have the ftluj j effect of influencing them. sj,]ora His speech was an insult to the reVen intelligence of the presiding fifth,: judge, who would have been .)re amply justified in silencing him iinerj, fo? contempt..?Kershaw Era. ,jlt) n oprtru1 PRIVATE HOSPITAL. offices large Chester Cor. Columbia State: gauge The foundation is being laid lor same : Dr. S. W Pryor's private hospital distric on Saluda street. The building 11 ii will b a large two-story struct ure have conliituuK 20 rooms. It will be contin heftU-i by xtoam and modernly defian equipped with all necessary hos- they pital fixtures. Dr.Ambrose Wylie constii will be 'he resident physician. courts The blowing Rock Inn, Blow- rectify iu? Rock, N 0., which belonged run o to and was operated by MrsJ.M. towns Stxiugitdi^w ot this city, was gauge: Dttfntu Urd Wednesday night, at ear TFst building was injured for ceptio $2,000. the a . ? manut RK?(i 1XTI0NS0F SYM PATH Y. Whereas., it lias pleased God IIIX, in, His wise, but mysterious, P<?vidence to remove from our mulst, by death, the wife of oui teacher, Prof. L. T. Baker; tried 1 ho it Gongs Resolved : First, that we ten- r ,, . . , ' lit'XIII dejr our heartfelt sympathy to ^ , out teacher in this hour of sore befravement and sorrow. defeni Second, that a copy of these tinuai resolutions lie sent to the be- chanji retired family and also to the Judge CAtaty pllj KM'j.. C0llrt rv. b. Sharp, M A Connolly, aftor K N. Nisbet, cludec Kva Hough, next( i . . - /"? i-.oi.ta liaston. convo Com mitt on ot" Summer School ? Miss Louise Johnson of GafT N. C.t ntty is visiting Misses Lola and visit t S^He Grog v,ry. |ko?e. <IFALL OF THE RURAL DEATH OF MISS My DISTILLERY. liOYCE. Special to Tho State. aineer Producers of Old Due West, Juno 2 n Are Hard Hit by the Mattie Boyce, lady prin fatts Temperance Act. the Due West Female died here at 10 p. m. yf il to The State. Miss Boyoe was a gra( eville, N. (J., June 29.? the above institution, row marks a day important graduated in the class hi.Jory of Noith Carolina. ju 1502 she expressed i l that dav every legalized ? , , . . .. i.11 J . . ingness and desiro to V distillery in the Htate,out . . he incorporated cities and "onary work and was , is to cease operations. On the foreign mission boa the Watts temperance bill A. R. P. church to one ; passed by the last session fields of labor in Mexi state legislature, goes into s]ie remained fn rhe bill prohibits the . , , ... . , , .. i*i trying by her life and acture or sale ot wlnskev fo J slate, except in incorpora- 01i11g,lteii anil Miristm ies and towns, anil provides whom she caino pon a petition of one-third tact In '97 sho was f< qualified voters of a city or give up this work becai he question of whether or health and returned ie manufacture or cale ol brother's home in Idavil Y shall be allowed ruav be f,1 , . lined hv a popular election. , Sbe bo0!1",e !\ me",bf issues' may he voted upon flur?uy ,?f "? 1)110 Wos ; election : Whether or not coIloP ln tho s"m"10r y is to have saloons; wheth- lndboSaa bor lwolk not the citv is to have a S?Ptember of the sar isary ; whether or not the im' collll'luod ?nU? d to have prohibition. Klec- b-v bor lilst lllllpss ?"e 1 , ? a ^ 114; fore the recent comniei have already been held in , , , , , .*i . ? i Since then she has g I towns in the state under , , " , crown weaker and we 1 acts, similar to the general h , . Tt , Ci , , to tlie end. Iter brot Of these, otatesvillo and . , i i. i ?j i llev. 1. G lioyce, 1). rv have voted "dry, ' and . ,r. .y7 :. . . i : . . sister, Miss Eniahne i vilsou, lias voted to estab- ni . , , Idaville, lenn., have b dispensary. 1 he anti-saloon , , ... ' , . *, . .. her in her last illness i at this place is now agltale holding of an election in (Miss ISoyco was a ille wnder the Watts bill. Mr. E. E Boyco of tliii j is their intention to do so ?Editor ) early date. The chances >at. the election will be to nine whether or not Ashe ^ (rKEAl LEMALE C( hall have a dispensary,.as Durham, N. C, Jul not thought possible that mi ... i i . ' here is a movement o jilion can be carried at. an >n here at present. builil in connection wit is t lions/hi. 1 hat. inif? ri( t.li* 1 t.v Piilloifii !i lo.n111 pal motives ol the passing A meeting of the execu is bill was to weaken the nAtteo of the board of jlican partv in the state by , , , ' , , 8 J said tliat while plans ' mg tne leueral patronage, . . 4 t will certainly cause con- linitc'ly conceived lie hie change in the internal ready to give them to 1 lie department. In this,the lie as yet. I To said, revenue district, there are tiiat the woman's c< sent something like 80 (lis- Trimtv woujd atiirt ( ps. It is not thought that , ,* . ... , the advantage of a mil umber that will remain in . . . . . mi lar investment and ion will exceed ten. the ut several deputies and a would be the greatei number ot storekeepers and nient ever made in the rs will be abolished. The behalf of higher educi ratio will hold good in all women. Is of the state. * s said a number of distillers signified their intention ol' 1 hNNhSSLE SAL(1 Mine their work RS in Nll8,>vi||e Tenn ec ot lho state aw. thus Xhe 8npreme COUrt has will immediately test the . . .... . tutionslily of the law in the a decisioi. holding that 11 tt seems probable that lftwi which was passec ing establishments can be last legislature, is const ntside of the incorporated The measure was a tei , and storekeepers and ?: j - > tvauiuiiuii siiiu proviueu rs will nave to be stationed . .... f . . c ., abolition of saloons in tc h ol Ihese. With the exit of one or two counties. a 1 ation ot 5 et does not prohibit the under, upon the subm acture of brandy or wine, the question to popular There are only eight MAN Mil,I, 1<K Tit IK I) IN tlio State that are rxen LHXINUTON. 11,8 Uw's "P81-8''0"ies II. Tillman will lie for the murder of N. G. uewaro 0f ointments fo ilea at the county seat of That Contain Men gton, beginning the third !lHm#rcury wlli 8Urely dMtroy ay in September,unless the t?Vn ivuLn .Sln^'li thrown ti'? . _ .i . facet Such articles should never I? Obtains another con cept on proscription* from repii mi i . .1 clans, an tb? dumairc th? y will tic ICO. 1 llG OrdOl' for tlio to the ijooil you can possibly . , , thru Hall's Cntajrb Cure, want je of Tonne was made by r ,i. ciin.ey a co . Towiio, o , . . m?f' ury, an<l is taken tniornail , fT/%?T?ortr.a -1 - .. > * yj ?? 11 11? i iii nil- i i llillllill i ""i- .-m- iiukpii mm iimrouw the i in. In buying Mall *it; on Wednesday afternoon "u'f y??? *c? ?? ; genuine it i? nally ami made in Toledo, Old 111 e i cm i men I w *m pfin. ( he ii"y & I o Fc* tlmoniiils tree. ilie aigumeiu ^\as con- soul by ?iru?^iBtii. erit? tm-pe 1 and the place announced "a" ? lay shortly after the court ned. ANNOUNCEm . . r rv i I HEREBY announce m; J. h. Johnson of Durham, 1 candidate for re-electii camo down Monday on a office of PUBLIC COTTON _ I ; n,?ii.n, _,,,i KR, at the election to be h 1,,rt mother and brothers -ecind Tuesday in August. J. V. N WE TAKE I " icipal of 1 m college, m m W' vsterday. K S 111:1 to of ? BKK113BV ytfitAk. R8 J8V " Tsvmg 5 he~~ ejz f ,-illiO I U wl\ do mi9- X sent by | W 51S-: June 30th. 1 ico, and ; > > re years 1 1 work to > mizo all 1 in con- ! ' t orced to | have a lot of goods in 1, % tse of ill C J* lo/rdu" 1 each department that must \ >r of the M 'cfTooo J go by ; ; there in m ne year, m m |?|:I JULY 1. 1 Boyco of g To move them wc have g cen with m ? sister of j jg ? ? I REDUCED PRICES I IIt is not worth while to quote prices ? here. Come emd 1 <4 MAKE YOUR SELECTION I v ivcro ?le- 1 was not m m however * anc^ vve m^ke the price. 1 Hit with ? ? h that it ? We have a lot of Men's T ine ? 5t move | If Jjf south in 1 ft & ition for 1 SllOCS, S "-I J NEW STOCK I rendered M W le Adams , ' jr 1 by the . t\v<xt we are se]]jnor at greatly reduced a itutional. ; ? v " " J B mperauce 1 , . t i for the 5 prices. Come to see us before you S iwiih hav- & ,000 and - ' buy and we will make it Jr nssion ot x vote. * towns in. Q ^ a o M \ 3 f ,,P. fn,n; Interesting for You. $ ?}'arr" 1 REMEMBER I the sense of V V WE CARRY EVERYTHING. J iintde phyni- H jj" > id ten fold W derive (rout V <jt? tinctured ??y M W contains no V m PI Lancaster Mercantile | ENT I Ij A ill \\ 0 7* if ; ^?eIf rh it \ V V ill Mllfll I I % j ield on ihe S V IaBKT.