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A Good Time t?o buy a Good Timepiece I huve just received a Uu of nu<v Watches which are worth your seeing?probunly the i ii;osi interesting assortment that e er came to ' an caster. 1 never saw handsomer styles and as 1 bought them at a discount, lor tush, I mean to sell mi! m iii pleasing prices If you nroil a Watch I can tit your taste and y ur purse, , rivht now. Come In ' unit talk it over. ! . B. C. HOUGH, j1 Jeweler and Stationer. ; ' LANCASTER * ENTERPRISE. ! Published Wednesdays*by Entkrprisk Publishing Co. ] A. J. CLAHK. Editor. < One Year, ... $1.00 Six Months, - - .50 t Three Mor Us, - - .25 i IN ADVANCE. ( t Wednesday, January 27, 1904. * i i The agricult ural depart merit at . Washington has appropriated $250,000 to fight themboli weevil. f It the liglit is successful it will s help Texas and some of the ad- j joining states, but it may lie very j costly for t he rest of the cotton t belt. i _________ . f t ilie weather lor several days f past has been bitter cold in the ^ North and Northwest, the tem t perature ranging in extreme places as low as 37 degrees be- j low zero, or about GO decrees ?, colder than it has been here. t ______ ( ( With cotton selling lor 14 cents a pound there is no use arguing against a tremendous acreage being planted this spring; | nor with a lair season is there c likelihood ol the yield being less < than 12.000,000 hales. The [ South Carolina farmer's wisest { course is to plant as early as is J reasonably safe; to plant the 1 earliest maturing varieties ot ' seed obtainable and to use ecoii i omy, making the greatest quan- J tity witli the least outlay. What ever the size of the crop, high prices will be commanded by the first half million hales ot the new crop that are put on the market next fall.?The State. ' Dr. T. A. Crawford of Rock J Hill who was elected a member ' of the board of trustees of Winthrop college by the legislature * last week in place of Senator B. * | R. Tillman, has sent his resignation to Gov. Ileyward, and the Governor has requested the legislature to elect his successor. Dr. , Crawford's telegram was as follows : I "The distinguished services of Senator Tillman to Winthropcol- * lege render his continuation on 1 the board a public necessity. I cannot accept election in his * stead and hereby tender my ( resignation.'; ggg l \ ut a n /. ^oi^nouj "i. v>rawioru." A plan to aHHHHBinate King Peter of Servia has been unearthed. But what more could he expect when he got to the throne by the dastardly means he did ? Whether he had anything to do with the assassination of his predecessor or Dot, he may suffer the same fate at the hands < of those who were aggrieved by the foul assassination of King Alexander. It shows a terrible # -date ot affairs, and looks like I he Moody work ot long-ago English history. riLLHAM ON T1IE CJHUM CASE The South Carolina Senator Hattied the Kepublleans. II. M. L. in News and Courier. Washington, Jan. 22.?Senator Tillman enlivened the proceeds of the Senate today by a Free-for-all discussion of the 'rum case. In view of the announcement made a few days igo the commerce commit tee proposes to force action on j the Crum nomination, Senator bill man concluded it was an ap propriate moment to express his news 011 this now celebrated case. The debate came'up 011 Sena tor Tillman's resolution calling lpon the judiciary committee to examine and report whether the President of the United States has the constitutional iirlif t a inn L'a ropowtf nnnninf. iw linen ts in cases where no recess ictuallv occurs. Senator Tillman was well ortified for the debate and lie >0011 had the Republican leaders lancing up and down trying to ireak the force of his sledgelammer blows at the Adminisratioil's claim that a constructve recess occurred between the ?nd of the extra session, which erminated at noon Dec.7, 1903, tnd the beginning of the regular .ession, which commenced at he same hour of the same day. Senators Spooner, Allison, Mrich, Hale and Beveridge took urns in trying to confuse the South Carolina Senator and at lie same time defend the action if the President in retsiinimr 3rum in office.* Deafness Cannot he Cured >y local applications as they cannot reach he diseased portion of the oar. 't here Is omy me way to cure deafness, and that Is bv conitltutional remedies. Deafness is caused by in ntlamed condition of the mucous lining of he Kustachian Tub.*. When this tube is in lamed you havo a rumbling sound or imperect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, leafncss is the result, and unless the intlamnation cah be taken out and this lube re* lored to iis normal condition, hearing will he lestroyed lorever. Nine cases out of ten are mused by Datarrh, wuich is nothing but au Inlained condition of the mucou.s surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any ??>r of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can lot be cured by Hall ? Catarrh Cura Send or circular*, frea K. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by druKKlsla, 75c Hall's Faiatly Fills are th? boat. Need tor Distribution. Editor Enterprise. Dear sir:?I am sending out a number 01 packages of garden iieed, which I would be glad to tiave you distribute as equally as you can among the people of your community who will most appreciate them. Having only a limited number >f packages, and it being imposuble to send to every one in the State, I have thought best to adopt this method, in the hope .hat the seed will reach the largjst number of people aud do the most good. it anyone who has not received seed will write me, I will try to supply them. I will esteem it a courtesy if you will publish this letter in your regular issue. With best wishes, Yours very truly, A. O. Latimer, United States Senate, Washington, D. O., Jan. 11, 1904. CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children. Dm KM Ym Hm Always Bwght Bwars tha ' s ! A HA I AND PRO: New Ye< I I Thanking our customers f \ and in order to reciprocate in patronizing us so largt t extend the tiiiie in the si I Thirty Da) m w So that all of our customer* ? our reduced prices. Clothi I pally overstocked on, and f( ^ to sell, regardless of cost. ^ we have the exclusive sale ( I HighArt* ^ Which is by far the best fitl C like you were moulded and | every suit there is a written ff have a new suit in case it Now, I can tell you why tl J guarantee?it is simply bee; J is thoroughly tested and sh m into a garment, consequent * shrinkage or fading. So, 9 advantage of the cut prices ^ you will only call at our ei j stock, we will promise to di iff some of our competitors GI 1 r ? sure mai you uo noi iorg | Douglas I Godma J These shoes are the very be: "jf pair is guaranteed to be s( m leather soles and double-tip % to be the same as sample ci ^ store, we will freely give yc of the ones returned that ar | Hats, No Er J Come along and let your ^ have a sample lot that we C get them out of our wa> 1 Shirts are going at cost. ? left, which we will close oui # kinds in abundance and wi # any prices given you. Ags S crs for their liberal patrons C and hoping they will contin # future, we remain, ^ Heath Bankiii ^ 1 ppy r 5PEROUS f ar to All I -, or their liberal patronage 8 * i for their past kindness \ dy, we have decided to aughtering of prices to ? rs Longer * ? will get the benefit of * ng is what we are princi- ? )r the next month intend J Everyone knows that ^ Df STROUSE & BROS. ? clothing I ting and makes you look ^ ^ poured in them. With- ? 4 i guarantee that you will I fades or loses its shape. J _ icy can make you such a mse every piece of goods ^ irunk before it is made W ly there is no chance of M forward, bovs. and take m for the next 30 days. If ? nporium and inspect our ^ *ess you up or else make J VH you a new suit. Be I et our up-to-date line of * 1 and \ n Qlinoc > .1 A ^/IIVUO f st manufactured. Every W )lid leather counter, solid S toe. If they do not prove m Lit open and shown at our J )u a new pair, on receipt \ e not as we say they are. J . id to Them j cranium be covered. We will almost give you to J \ Our best soft-bosom # Millinery, a few pickings 1 t cheap. Groceries of all I 11 sell you cheap?meet $ tin thanking our custom- ^ ige shown us in the past, \ iue to patronize us in the ? iuuii iu bcrvc, & ig & Mer. Co. ! -