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STUBBORNLY OPPOSED.
Roberts Hard Fighting Going
Towards BlOemfOntein.

Osfontein, March 5.-On Satur.
day, with the cavalry under Gen
eral French, forming an advance
guard, Roberts march toward
Bloemfontein was sturdily op
posed in its progress eastward.
An attempt was made this morn
ing to oust force of the enemy
occupying a strong position four
miles east, but after an exchange
of few rifle shots and recp' of
a half dozen four FOUNDER = 1ls
from the Boers, French retired.
A larger force is now going for
ward and hard fighting is ex-
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Every pill
is sugar-coated globule of health,
that changes weakness into
strength, listlessness into energy,
brain flag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up
the health. Only 25c. per box
Sold by Crawford Bros. Druggist. 3
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-10

South Carolina now has a cot
ton manufacturing C pacity equal
to the consumption of about 500.
900 bales per year. The average
productive capacity of the State
is put at 100000 bales, or about
500, 100000 pounds. The problem
that is now being worked out by
the Carolinians is how to. 80 in
crease the number of splndles as
to be able to use up all the home
supply of raw material. Evident.
ly there is room for further profit.
able investments In southern
cotton mills, and, as the Charles.
ton News observes, it will take
the spinners long time to catch
up with the planters.-Philadel-
phia Record.
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Star Route Box Delivery.

Notlce ID nereDy gwen TO the pup
lie that the contracts for carry
Ing the mail on all of the Star
Routes in the State of South
Carolina, taking effect July 1,
1900, provide that those who so
desire may have the mail that
is addressed to them delivered
by the carriers into boxes
along the lines of the several
routes.
Any person living on or near
any Star Route in the State
named who desires his mail
deposited in box on the line of
the route by the carrier on said
route may provide and erect n
suitable box on the roadside, 10.
Gated in such manner as to be
reached as conveniently as prac.
ticable by the carrier, and such
person shall file with the post
master at the postoffice to which
his mail is addressed which shall
be one of the two post Offices on
the route ON either side of and
next to the box) request in
writing for the delivery of his
mail to the carrier on the route
for deposit in said mail box, at
the risk of the addressee.
1t shall be the duty of the post
master at every such postoffice,
upon a written order from any
person living on or near the Star
Route, to deliver to the proper
mail carrier for that route any
mail matter, except registered
mai !, with instructions as to the
proper mail box into which said
mail matter shall be deposited ;
but no mail matter 80 delivered
to carrier for deposit shall be
carried past another postoffice on
the route before being deposited
in mail box.
The carrier on the Star Route
will be required to receive from
any postmaster on the route any
mail matter that may be entrust-
ed to HIM, outside of the usual
mail bag, and shall carry such
mail matter to and deposit it in
the proper boxes placed on the
line of the route for this purpose :;
such service by the carrier to be
without charge to the addresses.
The mail carriers must be able
to read and write the English
language and be Of sufficient in
telhgence to properly handle and
deposit the mail for boxes along
the routes.
The law provides that every
carrier of the mail shall receive
any mail matter presented to
him, if properly prepaid by
stamps, and deliver the same for
mailing at the next post Office at
which he arrives. but that no fees
shall be allowed him therefor.
The contract price covers all
the service required of the carrier
that is indicated herein.
w. S. SHALLkNBERGER.
Second Assist. Postmaster gen
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Feb. 81. 1900.

Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Pa saws. "AS A
speedy cure for coughs, colds. Group and sore
throat One Minute Cough Cure Is uncquaIod
II Is pleasant for children To iaRu I heartily
recommend II In mothers" II Is rac only harm.
less remedy that produces immouk1te results
u cures bronchitis, pneumonia Sppe and
thro and lung Diseases. II will prevent con.
sumption Crawfore Bros. d.w,s
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Sleeping IN Sarvico.

Excellent daily }as>cns"~ service bctwc,n
Florida and New York.
Nos. 81 and :f!--N"lv York and Florida Linn.
tied. Dnt!y cX"o1t sunday, "nmI",Sc,l ,x" ,..
sivcly of Pulmnu finest Drawing E3um S!",I.
ing. COMPARTMENT AMI Observatory Cars, Ia
tween New York, & .iumbIn auL IT. AIb,UStinr.
Nos. - and "i-N.w luri lnd i.Iu,I,a r.x.
press. Drnwlng.-nun stepping cal, hcJWcon
Augusta and New York.
Pullman druwIuE gro sleeping cars be
tween Port Vanpn, la'kSonvlu.. savannah
Wn>hiuy ytOn and New ND X
Pullman sc"ping c.ir4, b,.iw".', Charin't"nli
Richmond. Dining cars b",w,c;I CnavIutt"
and savannah.
No. - aud .P,-U. =. Fas; N"'l Tn ough
Pullman drawing-Tnom lr'T, .'o,'3luy roIS 10
tween Jacksonville nuo .,cw York aua Pull
man s,rcping cars hclwrrp Au- uSgu AMI Char
lotte. Dining ears -,rv" nj meals rIrOute.
Pullman sleeping ears hctwc'u Jack, s,uville
and Columbia cnruutc daily l"'iwu,n H., llsJn.
VILE and Cincinnati, via AaEr,i..c.
FRANK \. CANNON, J. NJ. CEIP
Third NP \ ticn. Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
Washington, ID. &. Washington. d. {
w. A. TURK, HuAkDWIyK
Gen. Pass. Agt.. Ash Gcr. Ig.ss Ag't..
Washington, ID. G.. Atlanta, Ga
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-10

VIM Orr Newark. Ohio. says: ave never
feel safe without One Minute Cough Cure in
the house II saved my little boys life when he
had the pneumonia. We think IL is the bes /
medicine made" II cures coughs and all lung
diseases. Pleasant to take, harmless and gives
immediate results. Crawford Bros. d.w.s
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INCORPORATION gOWN.
1Sere One Nan IL Absolute
Ruler and There is no Private
Ownership.

- field Republtoen-
.fobably tbs most arkable
n in the United States is Pei
o. Thdugh a flourishing,
,ssive. b6siness centre, with
epulatios6f over 5000. it has
citygoyernme mt; no councils.
'yor a4no police. In spite
ris e1trs sbfdinaryS ySpondit,on If
a.rs. thscity has theseputation
selng one of the best regulated
s n tes l5gufcry. it has been
-. sxistsn6s17 years, and pre-
"a q one Of the most interesting
pAsyss Of the study of the muni.
or protlem that ever confront.
9tns student: 1t has no news.
Ss,sasS no lawyers, no
,.loonsy no. theatres, go poilti-
.ians, aud in the entire popula-
tion Of 6, 600 not one facets black.
There Is mo private ownership,
sef ferythiug in the city, land,
bbildin1p snd manufacturing In
dnstries belonging exclusively to
55k -reat corpor'aion which
estah hilsh6d the town. In it's entire
history there has never been a
single murder com mitted, and the
tity had never experienced a
strike orsany kind of labor dis
tasbance. The anteced ents of all
ersons coming into the town az
fssidents and employees are care
Wy Investigated, and only those
ss'"- 'untarnis regulations
ted. - MANN The
'e schools,
1g libra
ich are
he cit.
-Arifty.
town
Sof
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Mrs Harriet Evans, HInsdaIe, nj, writes:
II never fail 10 relieve my children from Group
at once by using One Minute Cough Cure.
would not feel safe without IT." Quickly cures
coughs, colds. grippe and all throat and lung
diseases. Crawford Bros. d.ws
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L Good Cough Medicine fol-
Children.

81 have no hesitancy in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
says +. +. Moran. well known and
popular baker, of Petersburg, Va.
awe have given it to our children
when troubled with bad coughs, also
whooping cough, and it has always
given perfect satisfaction. 1t was
recommended to me by druggist as
the best cough medicine for children
as it contained no opium or other
harmful drug" Sold by j. +. Mackey
& Co.
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~, spthority
~ and its in
aI.is man ls the pres.
company which foun-
ns the town-Ellison
When interviewed for
and Express recently,
ssn Remarked:
q lar system does away with all
seyiis of politics and office
Ag }g. or course, you might
that it vests a great deal of
ain the hands of one man
the abuse of this author.
nieht result In dangerous
ticps. There is certain
ntof truth in that. but we
'een living under this sys
III wears and our city is
.rv.oEsrasd in the
sad citizens pre- not
with exorbitan} taxes,
are they compelled to
in@useless and expensive
'ders. Every one in PeIzsr
lrksfor living, and time.
politicians and those who
he expense of other peo-
eour town q wide berth.
thisfact that l ascribe a
sure of Jour success. for
miy convinced that most
wlessness which exists in
sproceeds directly from
influence of the pol.
'eizer is essentially a
this is pot our only
~, sssfe, besides the
cotton mills, an oil
I'm and mattress com
a savings bank. The
'facturing company
.sMsaincident> to
sthe city,,and does
1 work required,
'ng, the sanitary
eet cleaning and
mrs is the
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-03-10

AS it is desirable to do business
every day, it is necessary. to use
the public prints daily.
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DditU ErceDt Sundav.

No. II. leaving Lancaster I'D n m makes
close connection at Chester with Southern
khilMny y" 80 for Charlotte and points north;
ana S"abOard Air Line Atlanta Special" for
Atlanta and points west Also with Carolina
Southwestern nv. No IL for Lcnoir, N C.
ana Intermediate points, and Southern Rail
way No 33 for Columbia and points south.
No. Il l"ayint Chester 10 81 %. IN connects
vi southern RY No. 30 from Columbia and
points south. ScaOOard Air Line "Atlanta Spe-
ciaI from Northern and Eastern points and
Southern Ry, No. 30 from Northern ana East.
cru POINTS, and NJ Lancaster with y. C. s. q. l..
for B'acksburg. .
No % leaving Lancaster OO p m, connects
al IauCaStcr with - G. & G.. T. from Camden
aui Marion, Southern Ry. No. 81 at Chcste for
Charlotte and points north
No. Ib leaving Chester 10 p m. connects a,
th"sicr with southern Railway No. "a from
Columbia and points south
LEROY SPRINGS,
D. NJ HEATH, President.
Genl. Pas. gent.
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TO CURE LAGRIPPE IN TWO
DAYS

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE TAB
LETS. Iii druggists refund the money
If it fails TO cure. +. w. GROVES sig
atu re on every box. 25 cents. 2t
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NOTICES!

HNll Township Boards Of Assessors
i are called To meet at their usual
places Of meeting on TN" LIST. Tuesday
in March, 9Th inst, 1900, for The pur-
pose of canvassing and rQualiziug the
returns as taken by the county Andi-
tor. The returns will be- ready 10 give
out, by the first Saturday in March TO
the different Boards, aud after can.
vassing will Immediately return same
to this office with their reports.
JOHN A. COOK,
Co. Auditor.
Feb. 81, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04

day. His subject at Il A NJ; In
the Pharisee's House" At nights Flu
ture knowledge
Rev. j. T. Routten will occupy his pull
pit at Denny-Street NJ. f. Church on both
occasions to-day. Communion will be
administered al both services.
The Kings Daughters and Sons Will
meet on Monday nlsnt with Miss Pearl
Jordan, on Nicholson Street.
The Youths Social CLUB. which has
become che of tn most popular clubs IN
Fulton, will meet with Mss Gertie Stew
ard, NO 6lC STATE Street, in next Thurs
day night.
The Home Firesde Club met -7riday
night with Miss Annie Brooks, at her
residence on the avenue. Mr.. Allan
Throckmorton pr sided during the meet
ing. and several new members We're re-
ceived and initiated. The pres
ident stated that any one between
the ages OF sixteen and thirty who wishes
10 hccon- a member VIII san his name
70 the secretary or ne present a the
next meeting, which VIII he at the resi-
d nee Of Miss Lula Mahone. No. 59jl
Williamsburg Avenue, on next Friday
night.
HONOR ROLL.
The roll Of honor OF Nicholson school
is as follows:
Fourth Grammar Grade-sad:e smoot
and Whitfield Black.
Third Grammar Grade-Lula Tytee and
Viola Winston.
Second Grammar Graae-Fred. Bowles
and Raymond N lsen.
First Grammar Grade-ida Smith, Willie
Grant and Henry Burlington.
Eighth Primary Gradc-Brdie Chlldress
and Macon Bailey.
Seventh Prlmary-Kena Ball and Karl
Black.
Sixth Primary Grade-Ida Johnson and
Walter Lpford.
Fifth Primary Gsade-Floyd Carson,
Fritz CARRIER, Vernon Mitchell. .keeve
Rosenfel6l, Lille Wood, Marion Harrison,
Norma Childress. Carroll Filhates, Grace
Seay, Ella Spencer. Flossie Wood, Myrtle
Throckmorton and Bessie Launders.
Fourth Prin2ary.-Myrt!e Ea.tl. Grace
Chllzlay, Blanche Richards, Miriam Smith,
sam. Dodd. Lewis Eacilo. Henry Grady,
Norton Harcuen, Jessie Harden, Temple
Hughes Henry Murray.
Third Primary-F4orenca Minor, Nora
Martin. Jennie Rogers, Bunnie Murray,
Florine Bowles, Ruby Cure, Mary
Clarke. Grace Knight, May Mann. Grace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04
SPLENDID HOTEL
TO BE ERECTED
Gel. Murphy Says Work VIII Begin
When Council Acts.
AN ORNAMENT TO THE .ClTY.
cararansar, Will 30 Seven stories
High and Will BE Constructed OF
Bun Brick and Virginia Granite.
Necu for such HosteIry.

Work will begin on the magnificent
hotei Col. John Murphy proposes TO erect
at the southwest corner CT Eighth ana
Broad Streets as soon as the ordinance
granting him the right 10 cou-
struct a bridge across Eighth STREET
is adopted by the TWO branches
OF the Guy Council ;,.u sls,sed by -'Aa.or
Taylor. The Common Council will act
on the matter Monday night. and 1t Will
go TO the Board OF Aldermen Tor concur
renee Tuesday evening, November 13li-
There seems TO be put little opposition
to the measure, as it means the erection
at the corner Of Eighth and Broad streets
of a handsome seven-story hotel building
81 the place of q number OF dllaploateo
houses that have been an eye-sore TO me
city for some time.
DEMAND FOR THE HOUSE.
Colonel Murphy said yesterday that MS
idea IA ereciins d. nev;liote4 Was To proYice
accommodations for a large number OF
people who live in and who come TO Rich
nlond. who want to stop at a irst-c!ass
modern American hotel at moderate prices
This, he says, he proposes 10 provide
Tor them.
His new earava,lSary Will be conducted
on the American plan exclusively 1t viii
be S.Xty-seven feet and nine inches. by
Ls feet. seven stories high, six OF which
will be above ground. Thc house will be
of buff brick with Virginia granite TRIM
mings, and VIII have an iron front, hand
ssomeiy and artistically embellished. There
will be 100 rooms. forty bathrooms: sever
al beautiful parlors and pleasure garden
on the roof for the guests. The rooms
are 10 be so arranged that they can be
converted into suites
The main dining-room will be on the top
floor. 1t will be 45 by Go feet. There will
be three elegant private dinlng-roomS,
which VIII be used for private entertain
ments.
The main entrance TO the new hotel
will be on Eighth Street. opposite the
ladies' entrance TO the present hotel, and
uie bridge will form & porte cochere to
both entrances.
A HANDSOME BRIDGE.
The bridge will be a handsome and or
i1arnental structure. built of galvanized
and corrugated iron, and with three hand
some bay windows on both sides. Ii will
be heated by steam and will be made COM
Portable in both winter and summer
This will be the only hotel in the city
in which there will be no bar or billiard
ROOM Colonel Murphy's idea being to
make it a quiet, restful place for ladies
and gentlemen or families. 1t will be fire.
proof and Will have two large eleva
tors
The architect. Mr.. Leon E. Dessez, of
Washington. was selected for this work
because he drew the plans for the Hotel
Raleigh. in Washington, which caravan
ssry Colonel Murphy liked 50 well he
concluded his house should be as much
like It as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04
ARE VERY FEM.
The Cases That Pyramid Pile Cure
viii Not iteach.

The cases that Pyramid Pile cure DO not
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Sacramento. Cal, writes: 1t affords me
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Was cured OF the painful and annoying
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and could only get Temporary reiief.
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and l did and suffered almost death ptl
the piles returned and my suffering at
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The Pyramid Pile Cure is SOLD by drug
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Irach package contains little book on
cause and cure Of piles, together with
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04
THE CAMP Align
CLOSED IN FULTON
Much 0ratory Has Been Expended in
the East End.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Roll of Honor of Nicholson School
Church Services To Day.
News, Personal
anu Brief.

Friday night closed warm weak IN
politics down III Fulton.
On Wedn, sday night the Republicans
held sway at Donahae's Hall win Gen
eral Edgar Allan and Mr.. Roy Lewis as
orators
Thursdy night was a lively one. The
largest crowd that has turned out for a
number of y. ars to hear a speaker was
present at Fifth and louisiana Streets. in
attendance on the open-air meeting held
by the Fulton d mocratic Club.
The meeting was presided over by Pres
ident p c. Martin, who introduced Cap
tain john a. Curtis, the master OF Gre
monies who introduced the following
speakers: Captain Lamb, Hon. 5. l..
Kelley and Mr.. john Garland Pollard,
who discussed the issues of the campaign.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Iibos entertained
a number OF their friends at their resi-
dence, 3S2l Seventh Street, on Thursday
night.
Among those present were: Misses Hes
ter Martin, Lucy Stuart, Sarah Martin.
peana Williams, Lizzie Barker, Susie
Stuart, Josie Higgins, Alma Parish. An
ME Jordan and Aslee Higgins. The gem
tlemen were: Messns. George Barker,
George Higgins, Emmett Elicit, George
Bollanon, Holiday Parrish, Fred. Throck-
morton and Benjamin Drinker.
Messrs. George Barker, Holiday. Parish
and Emmett Elicit entertained those pres
ent with several We'll rendered songs. AT
Il o'clock all were invited into the spaci-
Gus dining-room 10 partake of an elegant
supper
Several little girls rendered their gentle
men friends a fruit supper at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Charles Deoppe, No. eos
Louisiana Street. Thursday night The fol-
-i,,rr
Rosa Jordan, Hattie Leonard, Nettie
Seals. Nellie Heath, Title Leonard, En-
ma Kline, Annie Kenster. Annie Schmidt,
RosaLeonard, Minnie Myers, Susie Chill
dress. The gentlemen were Messrs Chas
McCook. Clyde Prav!n. Ted. Kdwell, Lee
roy Smith. Charlie Smith, Charlie Chill
dress, Willie Chi!dIess, Cortland I.ipford.
Fred. henser. Gordon Jcnroughty, War
rem Bradley, Edgar Deoppe, Charlie
Deoppe.
A fine supper was given Friday night at
the residence OF Mr.. Geo Mclabe, No.
ao7 Louisiana Street. Those present We're
Misses Mary Baker. Josie BEDFORD, Lucy
Bishop. Bessie Wells Maud Eacho. Ella
Bishop. Mamie kersey, Annie Seals and
Lille Kirby. The gentlemen were Clyde
Prairie, Fred. Kidweii, Charles w. Nc
Cook, Harry Gauiding, Edgar Deoppe
Allen Cll;idress, Percy McCabe. Richard
Childress.s The chaperons We're Mrs. Geo.
McCabe and Mary Kirby.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev. b. CabelI Hening will fill his pulpit
at Fulton Baptist Church to-day at
both services Subject at Il "A. NJ: why
Solomon's Temple was Great" At 7:45
p Al: The Most Profitable Business
Mr.. Hening has been conducting large
revival at Cool Spring Baptist church, in
Hanover county, for DR.. John Pollard. its
pastor, during the week, with great re-
sui:s.
Rev. p L. Throckmorton left to fill his
pulpit al fPamunkes Baptist undialD
Church an The Indian EeserEss<an ta-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04
ENTHUSIASTIC CONVERTS.
There are Thousands OF Them VIII
Believe as This Woman Does.

Mrs. Ira Enowiton, of Butte. Mont, is
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cure for obstinate stomach trouble she
saws: Il had poor digeStioa nearly All
nv life. 1t now seems 10 me thai for
years / never knew wnat it was 20 be
hungry, TO have good natural appetite
Il was troubled with gas in stomach,
causing pressure on the heart with pa.p-
tation ard short breath. Nearly every
thing / ate soured on my stomach. Some
times / had c:,;irnps in the stomach which
almost resenbled spasmS-
Doctors told me / mad catarrh of the
stomach, but their medicines would not
reach It, and ! would stlil be sufferer,
had j not. in sheer desperation, decided
10 try SIuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Il knew they We're an advertised REM
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II bought q so-cent box at my drug
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ing the Gay or night felt any pain or
uneasiness in the stomach or about the
heart l took one OF the small tablets,
and in three weeks il seemed TO me
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trouble was.
Il keep Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in
The house. and every member OF our
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hearty meal, or when any OF lis have
pain or ache in the digestive organs
Mr.. L. II. Davis, of Hampton. Va,
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