Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 20, 1904, Image 3
BRYAN BACK FROM ACROSS
Mil. WATER.
I
Has* Seen Something of the
^ World* "Switzerland Far
More Democratic Than the
United Stales."
New York, Jan. 6.?The White
Star steamer Celtic, on which
Wm. J. Bryan is a passenger, arrived
today. The steamer was
met at quarantine by a committee
of prominent Democrats,
headed by former United States
Senator Chas. A. Towne, M. G.
I'allizor, Justice Samuel Seabury
and ilenry George, Jr. Coming
up the bav, Mr. Brvan held a
general reception. lie declined
to talk specifically for publication
on the groand that he intended
to write his experiences
and did not desire all the impressions
he had gained to be old be^
fore his own writings had acheived
print. Mr. Bryan said he
visited 10 capitals and a part of
Sweeden. He spent 14 hburs
with Count Tolstoi. He also saw
Max Nordan and Mr. Croker. He
ami Mr. Croker visited each other
he said.
"What did vou sav to each
other?" was asked.
"1 don't think we said any
thing of public interest. You
must remember that 1 know less
of what has been going on mi this
country in the last two months
than any two months in my life."
Mr. Bryan heard of the Chicago
lire just as he was leaving
Liverpool, but got. none of the
particulars, lie expressed him-'
self as greatly shocked when informed
of the great loss of life.
I Asked about the great men he
visited, Mr. Bryan said he
thought Mr. B.tlfour, England's
0 premier, one of the most scholar
lv he had ever met. He spoke
in terms of high nraise and
gratitude of the manner in which
Le had been received and helped
by Ambassador Choate and all of
the other American representatives
to whom he applied.
"1 met President Loubet of
France," Mr. Bryan said, "and
found him very pleasant. President
Deucher of Switzerland is a
very genial man with German
characteristics strongly market!.
The czar of Russia also appeared
to me to be verv charming. The
crown prince ot Denmark is nf
t be ami lriendl\ to a degree
With the exception ot President
1. uoet all ot llntn spoke Kng
li.?h well. 1 enjoyed the visit, to
tne Vatican ant! was presented to
tne pope by Father Kennedy, the
boat! of the Americin college in
Rome. The pope did not speak
English. 1 was greatly impress
ed with the friendly feeling
everywhere exhibited to the
^ American people. I don't think
it was the friendship of awe.
'1 he.v seemed to like ns."
? "Do you agree with other trav
4 elers that the people are really
more the rulers in England than
in this country?" he was asked.
"In England, I think," Mr.
Bryan said, "public opinion pre
vails more than in any other
place I know except perbups
France and Switzerland. Switzerland
is far more democratic
than the United States, l'ublic
opinion controls there more
qmcKiy man anywhere. I know."
Mr. Bryan said be whc going
to Connecticut on Monday aud
that he hope* to be able to go to
Nebraska before the end of the
coming week.
Asked if he favored keldiug
the Democratic national oeuvention
in New York, Mr. Bryan
ft gave an emphatic negative ana
wer. He Baid: "If you people
have got as much money as you
Hay you have you can afford to
go into the centre of the country.
You've been boasting about your
wealth and can afford to spend
a little of it. 1 am opposed to
any extreme point of the country
being taken for the convention."
Mr. Bryan would not say where
he would like the convention,
but HUCirested snmBwhsrw in tho
centre of the country.
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A Vest-Pocket Poctor.
Never in the way, 110 trouble 1 .
carry, easv to take, pleasant ioi<l
never failinu in results are l).-.
Witt's Little Early Risers. A
vial of these little pills in (tie
vest-pocket is a certain guarun- ,
tee against headache, biliousness,
torpid liver and all of the ills resulting
from constipation. They
tonic and strengthen the liver. ,
bold by Crawford Bros.
MiHtakcH Made by the "Devil."
Chas. F. Adams. In Epoch.
The Cincinnati Enquirer once
created a genuine sensation Lv |
stating in display type, the' >1
gang of American counterfeiters
had been ''shaving the queen,"
when ''shoving the queer" was i
evidently what was intended.
The reporter wrote it, "'?r i
Johnson felt the deceased's pulse
before prescribing." The printer
got it "purse."
One of the worst instances
i
of misprints caused by bad chi ,
rography was where the heading i
"A Honeymoon Out Short" w?sl
printed in full-face as "A Hun- j
garian Out Throat."
Another equally disagreeable I
blunder, to the parties interested
was where a distinguished traveler
was reported as having re
oently died "in the richiiess <?
sin " The paper, however, apcdo
gized for this candid admission
on the following day, by saying
t hat w hat the editor intended to
write was "the interior of Asi " ,
j. rinn^in no iiBwupapt*r wruer
was ever more disturoed by >i
trille than was the society re
porter, who, in describing the (
hello of a recent fashionable
party, intended to say "she look- <
ed an fait," hut found that an '
unfeeling blacksmith had made
it "she looked all feet."
Of all editorial writers, Horace
Greeley was the most noted for (
illegible copy. On one occasion j
i h?* "modern Franklin" penned <
something about "So bur ha.1 - u r
n lism Advancing," bn' the type. !
si tter, thinking if one of t;!s J
agricultural articb -, i touched
out wildly with the word*," "So- i
perb Jerusalem Art to -ekes "
If is somewhat hi guiar how
often the omission ot a single
seemingly insignificant le'ter
will alter the entire meaning of
a sentence. For instance st-.-eral .
errors are recorded where the
letter 11 has been omitted from
the word window, invariably
placing a widow in some embarrassing
position, as where, '
on the occasion of a street pageant,
a gentleman unwittingly ad '
vertised "several widows for
hire," and the even worse blunder
in a religious paper, which grate
fully recorded the fact that "Mr.
Smith had very generously
plaee.d a stained glass widow in
the church at <
Domestic 1'ronltlcN.
It is exceptional to find a fam
ily where there are no domestic
ruptures occasionally, but these
can be lessened by having Dr. *
King's New Life 1'ills around. ]
Much trouble theys ave by their
great work in Stouiaok aud Liver
troubles. The? not only relieve
you, bat tare. *J5s, at i
Crawford Bros., J. F. Maokey A 1
Ce., aid Faaderbark Fharasaey. t
v
t
Did you ever attend a midweek
prayer meeting whose attendance
was large enough to
cause you to think of the danger
that might result from a sudden
panic?
OASTOTlIii..
Bmn the /> 1,18 Kind You Have Always Bougjit
The firm of Strive & Thrive
builds success on the ruins of the
firm of Whine & Dine.
OA0TORXA.
Bmh the /i ltlB Klnd You t,avfl AlwaYS Boogfn
CLERK'S SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Lancaster.
S. I). Taylor, J. E. Tax lor, W. II.
Taylor et al.?Plaintiffs,
against
Frank McMurray?Defendant.
Pursuant to the or<ier of court
by Judiie Gaue. I will sell at public
audi, n, at Ltueisfer Court
I louse,SO , on the FIRST MON
DAY IN FEBRUARY next,with
in the legal hours ol sale, the
lands described in the complaint
ill this cause these hunts eonsis
tinu m ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, more or less, oh
lite lands whereon Nancy D. Taylor
resided at the time of her
lealh (in Lancaster Count v.S C )
nilnate on ('.n c crePtt, adjoining
lands ot .1 I, Roilman, John anil
Rot) rt (Jlenii an 1 others, ami
m rt h ot Cane creek
Terms ot sale C AS! I. purchaser
lo pay tor papers
JOS F UREOORY,
Clerk ol I he Court.
1) ited .Ian. 4'h. ]i)04.
NOTICE
To the Taxpayers of Lan
caster county.
The Treasurer's ollice will he
open for the collection of taxes
for the present fiscal year,with
out penalty, from the 15th day
of October to the 31st day of
December
The levy is as follows :
MillState
5
County 4
Special (I/, it ('. K It.) 3
Sin kin j? Fund f L. A C. It It. ) 1
Constitutional school tax 3
Total It!
4PKOIAI. I.OCAt. I.KVY |s O. .V (JA. R. It )
Cane ('reek Township 4'^
Sills Creek " ??
Pleasant Ilill " 3
41'KC1AI. I(?e A I. I.KVY Ko It KltOOI. Pl'ltPOSK3.
Van NY> ck School district "J
Lancaster ? 4'tf
Lancaster interest on hotels and
sinking fund l'v
Kershaw I
11 eat h Spr i n<f? 3
LHklmr't ? 4
I ones X Itoa'ls 'i
TOT A I. l.KVY IIY OISTKICTS.
Indian Land Hi
' " Van Wyck IN
Waxliaw 10
" Van Wyck is
[.'aiih Creek 20''2
" " <; railed 20>2
" " Jones X Roads 22'..
Sills Creek 21
" " (iradcd 27
" " Jones X H oads 2H
Itnford 10
Flat Creek 10
" Kershaw 20
I'leasant II ill 10
" " Kershaw 23
" " Heath Springs 22
" Oakhurst 23
" " Jones X Roads 21
[Jedar Creek 10
" " .lories X Roads is
Respect fully,
W.C CAUTHEN,
Co. Treas.
rtopt 2M, '03?tf
Elberta Peach Trees,
Barred Plymouth Rocks,
Red Raspberry Plants.
tor tutto'ODg HpsatAlir. All Inquiries
irompUf Aoawered. Wrlit* for circulars,
QBU r MOKTUOUIBT,
M UMt MmUHa, 8>
Dres
or Undres
I Lu
Is our specialty
of Flooring, Cei
j Work always o
or write us yoi
will receive ou
tion.
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3t V
Whiskey Morphine Cijia
habit. Iiahil. ha
Cured by KEELEY
I&? Luily St., (or 1* O. lJox 75| Columbia, iImportant
Notice.
Notice is hereby given tlril ii
is a violation ot law lor any person
or corporal ion within tin
limits o' Lancaster county l?? sell
or offer lor sale any pistol, iill?*
cartridge or pistol cartrnlge without
first obtaining a lic-mse Iront
the count\ hoard o! commissioners.
L. .1 Perry,
Count v Su per isor
How to Make Money
Agents of either sex should today
write Marsh M auufact nring < "o.. *?:is
Lake St r??, t, Chicago, fo mis and
particulars of iheir handsome Alu;
i /
?i \i x >>i\ii ^Mil lltlliir*
engraved on it am! tl 11 *'<f with 100
? "h 11 hi; or Business Cards. Every
body orders ttiein. Sample ( a*e and
10(1 Cards, post paid, -10 . This Case
and lOOt'ards retail at 7Se. Yoii have
only to show samples to secure an
order. Send its 20c. at once I'or rase
and 100 cards before some one gets
ahead of you. s^pf lG-Stn
QTCT-FEQI READ MY
OliJililllj; Free Offer
mHK OOUPO.v i. low IIlied out with yiun
acMl't ; ii H'-tii wun a 1 we cent s'ntnp,
to Mrs M \. It i I ion, K erslia ?, S i w i1 i it
the next thirty <lavs entitles you lo a p icsa:c
con la I 111 n a nunc Tr> a ill' 111 disc vercit \
Airs M Summers Notre Dime. I ml . wllcii
ou m loucor hva. utcerailoi displacement,
lulling of the woinh. mens riltil illsorilers, liot
Hnsln s minors, u r v\ lis, ml .ill feinnle iron
hies Tin1 free picUajfc cn :.t its on il.i . I
millio n and if you wish to continue, il i
cost yon ahoill I W vc cent s a W C.. to I' nan
tee a cur" Kill out the spaces liclnw, se d t'
Mrs. Milton. ml you w t I rec ive the Met
lreal mi ui o . rem u in ill.
COUl'ON.
| Name
I Town +
n
County
iState
by , y
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digcstams and digests all kinds of
: food. It gives instant relief and never
i fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
I stomachs can take It. I*y Its use many
j thousands of dyspeptics have been
| cured after everything else failed. I*
unequalled for the stomach. Child*
rcn with weak stomachs thrive on it.
Curas all sf ornach ftppublts
! fri|4ru ob 1 t kr a. o. IjiWittSOo, Okie*#*
Tka II. kottl*coaialBsXS tiir:ctb?Hc. aU*.
OnaMlnuitCoughCuPt
I FfHs^i.teMoa^ Irsy.
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sed
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mbsr i
A lar^e stock
iliiiL'" and i urncd
n hand. Phone ij
ir orders, which
r prompt attenumbsr
Co.
:ersiiaw, s. c.
reMe I Ail 1 >Mi 11 !>11 I Tobacco
lot. | iiabtla
INSTITUTE of S. C.
. 0. i < nllilciiU.il corrc?i>uiiUcuc<3 ?ul. cited.
| Trespass Notice
All persons are hereby warned
and not ili' il noi lo ride, hunt, fi h,
cut timber, a'low 'heir stock lo
run on, or oiher n'ise trespass upon
the M \M aiius-Gardner land* situate
about 4 miles east ol Lttnca-icr
court house, north ot t he
li? dlield roii?l ami so*'til ol 1 lie
(Jhesterlield road.
A. J: CLAUK,
Dec. 2, 1903. M mrni 'T.
Trespass hlotice
All p' r-ous are hereby warned
not to hunt, fi - h, or in any wav
trujii.c- i ?l-.- I I -
I - . X ?y ?M|Mf|| <ui; 1M I in* lii|MI?
owned or conl rolled by the uikKtj
Hiisnod under ponnliy '?( law.
II. W. McGinn,
T. 11. Barber,
W. 1, l'aiterson,
II N Patterson,
0. B trber,
1. A. I'.it i ?-r.>on.
to 3-15-04
IVtoney to Loan.
On a rnccnt v:it Jo New York t'ity
I made ans iiv which I can
{ n.?jfi?tin'n linin ol $1(00.00 ami up;
w irds on Itrst inort jjatfcs nil mprnved
cotton farm* at 7 per cent, interest
on sums of $|ii(it! no ami over, and S
! per cent, intere.-l on sums o' less tlian
$100000. No coinniisaioii or brokerHire
charged?onl\ a reasonable fee
tor abst ract ot tit le.
It. K WYLIK
Attorney at-Law.
Lancaster, S. Sept. 10, 'Oil?Gin.
TO WHOM IT M 1 V COM i:i!N:
Notice is hereby given that
the County Hoard of Commis
sioners will not approve or pay
any claim against the county
for work, sufcli as repairing
roads or ground bridges, unless
the same shall have been
authorized by, or a contract
made with some member of the
Board. L. J. Perry,
County Supervisor.
W. B. Bruce, Clerk.
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(incorporated ) ^ * - /
Capital Stuck, MO,000,(0.
Rutins**.~~when y?u think of going off to
. school, wrttn for College Journal
and special Offer of the I.ending Huwlncaa and
Shorthand Schools. Address \>Y7% ?<
Kisiit nrniat** COI.I.SQK. RAI.KIGII, N C.,
or Cntukoni, N a (W# also tsnoh Booksssplng.
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