Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 29, 1903, Image 8
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lltlAKUUD Willi ItomtlMi
DAK.
W lule waikin^; along lho tricks
W: of ?' ? s . ::
^ - yesterday morning on his way to
Bein lor shrimp. "Kuddu" Mvcrs,
& WitilO Itt.lU, It ito till tit ?li~ U(?Cl>
.
unil Bi'Vt imy lrjuicu >;? .< i ox 01
fly paper thrown trom the door
of a freight car. 111 item diati ly
notiiied tSerirl. McCall'ery, oilieer
of the dsiv. and f!i<> ' ilti>r inlurm
ed Special t )ilif*.*rs I, v;, Iliddock
ami Dunn and iiieu'en ml S'een*
k',rl ef '*?? "cMni'l 'I'll >
, mat ion was received about 12-0
o'cIwck ami mi a ie?\ untunes iu<offir"r
he ' nrvi,-o ' the (^lina
street ero.-siii}*. (Mice Riddock
and Dunn were leit \vi li
Li'the P 't i<d w ?::<>, ti. i I.ienl. S
- ken ami Ollioor b'V> waiKeu up
'the- 11 aek - where I lie acce
Occurre1. The ear from which
the I i X el ' ; per had
thrown w. u.-ai the K.\a! !! ,..
Faclorv. I i a diteli uloiibracks
t h tli ionnd t
lion >v an I J he frairme* Is >1' a la x
that had been around
A rluu ! :.i
Whoi i!, e i v 11 ni .i . n . .n.
was a 1><>\ "i ilv oaper. Nearihe
eit V lirni's -i l?.x el jellv Wa
1 * f I . It I
I Vi 4 ' v ? , A\i i ?4 i 141. _ a. '
been broken n tt< 1 I lie \is>cou->
liquid 1 f i J 'tied from the sides ol
fl>o ' ?>v Villi fiirfhor 11 n :i ni> i??
tity r t oy'ci' : ' re I'M!v. !. T'.vr.
negr .n n ' t (
Uracl- s ,ii 1 t' i v.- r an 1 1.
Miough tie. j ! t e 1 t h .1 t h<
^'were innocvnl. Winn the otli
cers 11:i< 1 proceeded np the track
for some distance they noticed a
man walking stealthily along.
Thcv sic:.;. 1 *n the shadow an !
when the man approached he was
recognized by Lieut. Sleenken
The officer advanced on him and
charged him with breaking into
the o.?r. l'.ie man warn dumb
founded at the sudden appc.ir
ance of tlie officers and immediately
spun a tale about having
Started to Columbia on the freight
to attend a prize light, lie said
it . tii ,
uiai vvinMi m?? nau goiien a* lar a>
the Seven-mile J unction ho had
changed his mind and started
back. He was taken to the
wagon and brought on to the station
house, where he gave his
name as J. K. Davis, while. It
is thought that Davis lias a pal.
Myers the man who informed ihe
poiice ; !..I. ?n aouu. (>i - acce1 n >.
is the same man who found r.
pocket hook down hy the f'ustom
House during the oi-h Anwri.
can war. The bona eontaineii
between .+ 2 ">.000 and $10,000
and had been dropped t>v a ladv.
The honk was restored to its
possessor in a day <u two.
Davis was lodged at 1he police
station and will bo called hclore
the Recorder tliis morning.
I llK PARROT TRADK.
New York ('ommercial.
Most of I lie 4.MOO or .">.000 par
rots that are brought '' this city
every year are <>l the sorts
known as the "double yellow
head ' and red h< ad."
former are Die besl talkers and
as young birds sell lor I or -f 2<t,
while the red heads letch the
same as the Cuban parrots.
The finest talkers, accord ins; to
a dealer who talked to a Com.
mercial reporter the other dav,
are the gray African parrots, but,
although they are in good demand,
it is said that only 100 are
sold today for every 500 that
were disposed of in this country
years ago. The demand fell of
at one time because people had
become alraid to buy them, they
were so likely to die on the pur/
I chaser's hands. When t lie* de.
| mand increased again the supply
1 become in b qui fe. A
| matter of fact, it is said, the
| (jupUiut idccl tlJho tilCoO J)|.I i('u
are delicate is a mistake, as they
I are even hardier than the Mexi
|v'.?u oU'.s, uul IuOj ?4re ubu.<i'^
I Mitf ?'o!| I/m* t,y fll'lor" (> '
the voyage Irom Africa, on wuici;
thev sm liable to eniitrael. I?Ior?tl
i poisoning from inn roper Co *?1
Only a Iron t 1.000 of them are
imported here in a year, and the
average price for a young bird i$15
In regard to their linguistic
abilities Mie importers spoae of
| uil aIi! iCitll bti . ? lidl JiS Alio V \? I j
! personal pot. which, he said, talkltd
lluoin iy C,ngilMl, I'it-ln ii,
itiennan and low (iormnu. b? sidesla
little in Kussian. For a line
[talker prices run tip as high aI
* 1.000, m pr'ce which is paid
lk,nerhaps one?? ri year." The
| (>a v men I ot $ 500 lor a highly
liainrd and aecotnp!i: he I talkei
lis said not to be uncommon.
| WISE SA VINOS liV UK N.I A
MIX 1'KAN KLIN.
Front Poor KiehnnPs AI in ana'-.
Employ thv litne well if (hot
:>i.v<iu to g in 'ci-ure.
Spare and have is better that
' spond arid rr> ve.
I !: yon v.*. d I !;....v.- i!.o va!;i.
, of money, go borrow petite.
tpp'i ;.j.t,^ ,.i v- v.*e'i
ir piety by his Sum! iy elothoi.
lTp, sluggard, ..tid \v.,.U- nr.:
jli'e; in the grave will bo sloop
I iit_, and enough.
I "" ? ' * ? ! ..... .... - * * i
will U-..|, Ihea.
j All (nipty bag cannot statu!
uptight of its own aeoord,
() tn-'tt Mt'iv bo iii'>r-' i'ii"!i'!i'
than another, lint not more enn
loins llian every one else.
lie's a luekv lr:low whit's ni'i l"
I prudent by ot her mien's perils.
He ware of little expenses; i
i small leak will sink a ship.
hKlKlMIVH'N NAlUUm
ESC A PH.
Scranton, I'a. July ? Ai
I attempt to lyuch John i'eel, ,
j Delaware, Lackawanna and Wi s
llerii Company detective, wa
j made last night. at Foster, by i
crowd of villagers who were in
luriated upon learnimr that In
| trained evidence which woub
connect a score of the families o
the village with wholesale t.hiev
erv ol brass and other junk Iron
the company's property.
l'eel w is attacked at the hate
while waitimr lor a train. WIhm
t h" "iob m-de ' ? at I w > I h < i
ol "Lynch him!" the deteetivi
'drew his revolver and began pull
in:; the trigger, luit there w i
; sonieteg wrong w ith nvrhani^ii
of the hammer and I lie c irlridgi
j were not exploded.
l'eel gained the v. ; i 111 i roou
j while the mob was shtinkin;
! belore lii- levelled revolver, hih
I lie locked in Word w is f.*1 *
til' |'lint 1 to | hi- c11v ;t11 i a force o
Iwcnly-livo officers whs liast.il;
| recruit oil, to be rent to t lio ?lc*t? ?
tire's rescue. In the meanlnui
'a parson^r train arrived and t!"
? revV, action under It 1 enta[?hie or
ders Irom 'hi" < itv, <|nit the trail
and alter a hard Ihrht Kiieeeedei
'in net I i n<i the detective on tin
i I rain.
The ringleader of tfie mob i
j said to be one of leading citizeni
lot tiio town, and it is alienor
that because the detective ha<
, nained evidence in connecfioi
j with the thievinn whicl;
j would disgrace him and his (tor
forever, lie nullified lite moh am
led them in their murderous attack.
t?r m a Simmons I.lvcr Metl'clnt Clear*
lbeComplexion, vivex Bouvenev to .me 'J
cures Iteaiiivche, KckuU b.' S .wb. Uowe!
n<> l.trer.
. NO 110Lli WKKVII* KANT O!
TtiXAS.
> I CioveriniHMit Kxjwrt Ncoft's a
) Oi?Oi J A* A V# lli ii UkfililLl,
Dr. L. O. Howard, chief of th
i '>M?n.ni f)| r |<tn)>io|(|<r" ) ?i I })^ r
i |Mitiiieu( ol a^ricuh n?e At w'.isn
Hi, S.iii iolUitrS It) Ot'.JtiV
I that iho Mexican ooll weevil ha
passed the border of Texan nni
| Lu bo 10ulid 01 (he Mj
' pi river, says a Thn' dispute
from Washington.
| Wiien his alteniion was cai 1 e<
I ... .4 ..I A* 1 .1 I .
|i<* ???i accoiiui n;ui i H* e
I widely published in I lie souther
jKiHiebOi 1110 exuiuiuon i?i sum
' '!."? ^oll fV >pv
' I plantation 15 ?*!#? south <
'I Montnr.mcry, A'.1 , l'* says h
i was conlident ilia! there hail hee
some mistake ahoat tMo tnattei
; Tii i ' i hi! i. n ?v *% I nolo a!
' ,, nt .1, , \
ation ot Alabama *t U*nti;omor\
Ala., on .July 10, ami these wh
saw the insects do not seeni 1
'have en'erlaineil any douhl as !
iheir briny: izonuine Mexican ho
j v. c( vils. 1 )r. How;;; ! lm; rcccn
: oil numerous sajnples of weevil
' : tn A ' a ham > I'd er i* I oi
i !-itntos oast of the Miss-sipr
who"; tlie se?; 1 vrr hare b 1 iov<*
? to lie the M ?\ir?n tre>! I weevi
In v<*i ( !->? loiu 'or an < vim
" ? . i i
j I??????>? i * ?? i llU i * vr viS Ll. I :> *w? O \\
them to he samples of weevils <
, I .#1.r>. ,:cc. i :,.b ..r(1 v;r
j K I) o \V ti to ill i : i 'r ' '
I vvlli. it tliO iil)J ll il.ii, d l.^l-oit.n
11.e ,-oa- on !ia< not ot advntu
j Cu iti 1 cuwll^il ioi ail. 11 o V. al o >
I ; ,
.
i ||>.o i' iy he don" oV ii.e Uu ,
| in 'le inleete.i in IV.\
'i hi.- yea r. lie is reei'in : report
-1 Iroin time to :ime from hi "ill
! who are eon lnetin^ experiment
' on Texas plantations. The moi
interesting report thus lai reoeiv
i j ed is one bearing ouk iue theorii
.i,t ?|"p'?ri mont as to the ere lie
Nihility ot cotton {JIonn n iroi
northern seed. Due ot the < >
perimen ai t'acis near Vietoris
I l> V VV I ^ (U kill lllftl Itl V n Vol ll I vU'ii
I ' r v 'v w '* ? 1.1'" "
llaftor 11?<? cotton plant* worn we
, ri?.> ii niui ibo j.i*nw>. v?\iO cov
o'l with ill A ft or tho Hon
subsided l houe pl*:?t* continue
in jjpow, wlnlo ? 11 i 1?m cot I on on
1 side ot tho experimental t rat
that had hoon overflowed \v?i
1 killed
I ' ( )l course." said tho optimal
"if a man jrots into tho habit ?
hunting trouble lie's sure to fin
it."
"Yes," replied tho pessimis
H"and it ho'a ?o 1 f>7.v fWat ho a
i I ways trio* in nvd.) it it wjl| tin
jjhim. Sn whai's t ho di 11 rone* 't
iA
4 t ? >W ft 4 ? d 4
ITor Ixi&uU aiul Children.
lint ivi;*! ?wu Mat 8 AlWuVo uOUkIi
IS w
B'-ars tho
yiguatuia ot Cytt*Ar^v'7if
;imm? ' m $
. ' ' '' ? r. .VW - >
*, Ws 'MJti
Dwoponni^ P nr?*
y 3 pu rr w - ol v Ji t
Digests what voti eat.
, Tli is preparation contains a!l of tl
' 4I| <v%r'ti a'irf tfigeptt pi) k !t <
t food. It yivu> iii 'i.oiL iclit f .mil ncvi
fails to cure. It uiio.vs y'?ti to eat a
' the food yott want. T1 tii??d son* itii
I 6tomaclis can take it. Jly it-- u>o mar
thoututnds of 4Yii>ej>t.im have bee
cured uftoreverv h'.o? ok*o failed. ]
s unequalled for the *;oina<'h. Chili
I reu with \r?ti stomach* bhrivc on i
1 Cu. cs e&i sifits^eli iicf^ible
i lfroj.arufl ' *> 1 f by V T~ Tf vn Jt ' ,
Tiio t; bottle contain*-'.ti!'!< >I lie60c. bU,
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I Take Laxative Bro
^ ,?jt ^ Is nnp which ia t
? ana can oe rciiet
'I f -* - ? ^ hrv-fw-vhh' rlfflns
nnpurmes. Sucf
e H Lemon Elixir. It is a pleasant
U the most delicate stomach, and
I W "ecc Sold bv r.U d?*?i flirts nt 50
a Aiozley's Lemon Hot Drops, v
b equal for coughs, colds, sore tl
'1 P broprb'ti0, 9rc a bottle
, .iimnii^iMfnii.iri fr< nrifai?m
il C"' '<h*
;; i mu. wnin^ n
I5? 1 Mr. t?nir,i' j
:k N Win 1
,?i# SPRINGS ill AilI
f* ST IT T. AND CA
0 j J\ ^ r j '7
(, V|' <v' vl?i\liS Diseases ot
lij^ V/ Stomach and Skin.
r sicians and welcomed by
>, iv fil^rvr* Rnybirrct
: : ft . ?J.-2
1 \ i) iv 111 Mil imviv.ornIin
( ! y* inineral icuiI'UH'iiis i?l (jienn Sp
i fit ( I I . ! i .*> . N 10 * . \ H I ? ? ) . > . V
J- j ylf 1*1 . 1
I nil ia?iii? water, ami positive
I * immediate rt*11?*I ironi 1 mii^e.stin
1 l*or saio hv till driifiviOs.
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;:!Siow to Fatten
Fur fattening nml giving life ami
| poor condition one -5-ccnt package o
i i.-. ctjual in 10 bushels of corn. The ]
' lion creates a healthy appetite, then
( nothing passes through the animal un
,, Ashcrafl's Condition Powders is
and every stockman who uses it gets
;?j "1 had an old horse in very bad cc
'1 j and had a blood disease which was c
II 1 pave the horse three doses * f Ashcra
7 days and led hun lioerally. The a]
(1 I from the first few doses and he pain*1
,| week, and he was made almost a new
l_ mend Asherafi s Condition Powders
, Farmer, Monroe, N. C." 25e. Packt
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Coste0"'ys??ite
| Or wall cents to O. J
Curt i Eruptlonu, Sores, Colic, Ilivos,r
Worms. TEETIIIKTA cc
j THE EFFECTS OF THE SUMMER S HI
' "W^ Zv^t- *&,<% -fy
? Do You use a S
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i # Do you have
3 ? with it?
r
ieV Do you know
jjjj? McivEOWN
ly make such cri|
right?
u , ^
4ft Call on or write them
S f*
y-T 1) 1 I?ihi wmi? iiiij? ?? mini
ure a Cold in One
mo Quinine Tablets. >e n
month*. This signature, **
i upon to act geimy, but ^
(Jr^c the entire svstem of oil W
a remedy is iviozlcy s Ml
lemon tonic, acceptable to I
acts thoroughly upon the ^ s
It tilC I?:^HICol II"f?v<iSUnt" Jm
c n bottle. ^ ?
without an J
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' III tMxir
l I9(| l. I (II !*
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upp] Watcp 5
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tin.! Liver. Kidnevs, V
1'Indorsed by phy- ^
patients. <?
^ir^er ^.1 ^ ^
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nnys AIiium ii Water. ^
i i"y i > \\ A i i. u, :i tit'i jw'ul;:ur<?
lor 1 K\s|H-|^n. (Jives
r,_i>7?Im. **
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?> w" V' V U/ W ?v w' ^
^ ?- itow
a Poor J * o rse
1 strength to a horse or mule in
f Ashcraft's Condition Powders
j)owilcTi> l'V correcting llic u., ' sall
the is assimilated and
digested.
a strictly high grade preparation
full value for his money.
*
ndition generally. lie was thin
ausing the hair to come off. I
ft's Condition Powders a day for
)pctitc of tiie animal improved
<1 52 pounds in flesh dtyitu? the
horse. I most heartily recom.?C.
C. Sikfs, Liveryman and
ige. Sold by
. 'i~: CT> >
awford Bros.
III? <???.3Cl!r3f Cfioiera-lnfanliim,
jM Diarrhoea,Oysrntrry, and
Ij tclpA & the l?ov>el Troubles of
t." W KS fl Children of Any Ann.
t" Aids Exte^don, Ki^ulatet
, "btrtn jii.CiiA
vt thc ^hi|(' anfl Mak?*
J. I. fixate teething easy.
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riiruBh. Hoinovnn and Provonto,
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