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E. Hf. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New kerry. S. C., as 2nd class matte-. Friday, January 11, 1907. THAT UNION STATION. The aorrangeients or tile union station at. Newberry seciml to be at a standstill. The C., N. & L. is ready to colinet but as we 1linnerskani it is Waiting to see if tile siulgestion of the comiittee froim the city coineil to move the present Southern station from where it now is to the north side of Main streetr is to be carried our. Mr. Childs is willing go do this and to contribite to tlie cost what ever the umi1brella sheds woufld cost. This would be almost enougih to make the change. We understand that a civil engineer has been there aid looked over the field aid reports that while it will take a little filling. to grade the site anid will re(qIlire hlie Soutjiirn's water tank to be mioved, yet froim anl en ginleering standpoint of view the plan is perfeetl feas;ible to lmove the dep,, it s siggested. The engineer re ports also that the plan which was stated in The Iferald and News some time ago anid which was suggested by Mr. Cilids of filliig the gap now oc eupied by tile trestle and building a sixteen fioot culvvrt is a very good one. W1hat we wan now is that this plan shoald be cmrried ott and just, as possible. I t the 1um1brell'a shed idea is carried out viI I I Ie iie I rack of I he C., N. & L'.. where it is there will searcely be rooml) between lie (wo (raks ror. a vehicle to pass. Columbia Letter. Colulmbia, Jan. 1 0.-The special C0rre1sponiident of The Herald and News is coited on for the matters of interest from ( Coliumbia during the sessm.iol It shall be lily purliose to make Co11 meat from week to week on what is done and to keep up with local mat lers relatin- especially to Newberry. Senat(or Blease was elected presi det pr-temn( ot' the senate which is a highd co(.npliiieit to the collty of Newberry as well as to Senator Blease. Mr. Blea,e was also appointed on the f1' owinu (.41mm1ittee4: Chairinan -f Conttee on Federal Rela i. ns,. and In Dispensary, In e0rp orationz. Privile.es and Elections, Medi'al Affairs. Rues, Le.,islative Library. Military. The llouse cinmittees were an 11'il:cil thi, 1norning andll are as J1hniitonei-Ways and Means, Edu Le,i.tilati ve ih rary. Ol)lices mal Of fleers. Wyvche-Tneorporat ions, Legislat ive L,iibra ry. Meidical A t;ai rs. A ll--Chiliaia ohf Committee oni Publhlie Priiinting and. on Ways and A\ miiunber of niew hills have oh-. readyt( bieen introu(llced bult no0 workl wilhlihe donie (eet to get remily be fuire next week. Thetre are abhout se'veni lills already in troduced to abuol ish "Buhcket Shops.'' The Rlaysov-Manniing bill will be in trodued again and as will a bill pro vid1inIg foi r thle abiolit ion of stilte (is The generail assemly this year is largely a niew liody anud t here a4re liany youngl mien ini it, t houghi somel have seen1 service ill year's gonle by. The onlhy dliseQiion inl theit house to M1 y wecre thle ; cry short talks allowed by the' 'peiker .. thle mo(t ion to striike ou t. thle enlact ingi words of the resolu tion introduceed ill tile seniat e by Mr. Blease endorsing thle posit ion of Presidlent Roosevelt in dismissing the iegro solhdiers in thle Brown'isville ':iot.s. It was stated( thait it was an indlirect slop at Senator Tillman and further it was a mat ter with which t.he house had nothing to do. On a roll call thle resohution11 was killed by a very dec(ided vote. The flood ofi ne(w hills is something amlazinlg. And it seemsf someW of the members at least have it in for the railroads if one is to .judge biy the inumber~ of measures already proposed atffeting these corpiorat ions. E. HI. A. PROCLAMATION. ~' ~ STATE OF ROUTHI CAlHOILINA NXECU.TIVyE CHIAMhER. WiI EREASN in formia tion has been receive'd at this D)epartmnent that oil the - of)ecembher, A. I). 1906O, * the stable, mules and( ''considerable food'' belonging to D)r..J. M. IH. Rluff, in the County of Newberr'y were burn naed and thee beng re i to be,ieve that the burning was an act of ine diarismi, NOW, THEREFOlE, 1, D. V3. H ward, GovNernor of tic State of Sol Carolina, in order that justice il be done and thle m11ajesy of the 1 vindicated, do hereby offer a rows of One Inivdred ($100.00) Dollq for the apprehension and convicti of the persoi (r persons who comm ted said act of ineendiarisim. IN Ti'TIONY V1lEREOF, T ha lereunto set. my hand a caused fihe Great Seal of f State to be affixed, at Colin bil, this 7(i day of aJnuai A. D. 1907, and inl the 131 ye of the Independence of i United States of America. 1). C. HEYWARD. BY TIE GOVERNOR: J. T. Gantt, Secretary of State. The Family Jar. The family jar waxed fiereer. ''You talk about being to blr for your marrying?'' shrilly exelial ed Mrs. Vieli-Sen. ''John Heni did T hunt you out aid make love you?" ''No!'' he snorted. ''But you cou have given me the glassy eye at sent. me about my business, and y< didn't do it, madam-you didn't < it ! ''-Chicago Tribune. Stiecess seldom comes to the ma who waits tor. it, and then only in tf case of the cafe employe. ECZEMA and PILE CUR FREE 1"""0'.>g whait was to stiff I will give FREE OF CHARG to anly afflicted a positive cure for Eez ina, Salt Rhum, s rysipelas, Piles at Skin Diseases. Instanit Relief. Doti suffer longer. Write F. W. WILLIAM| 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. E close Stamp. AN ORDINANCE. Be it Ordained By the Mayor ar Aldermen of the Town of Newberr South Carolinla,-'in Council assembl< and by authority of the same. Section . That from and after til passage of this ordinance all ma persons between the ages of eightee and fifty years in the Town of Nev berry, S. C., are hereby, required Perf-orm six (lays labor during ea< year upon the streets of the sai Town, under the direction kof ti street overseer, or to pay three de lars to the clerk and treasurer of tl town council of the Town of Newbe ry each year in lieu thereof, whi'( shall be due and payable on or befol the first day of April, provided th receipt in full of commutation ta shal be issued to any person who sh pay the same prior to the month ( April, Provided, however, that not ing herein Contained shall be so co strled as to exempt anV person wl shall become a residlent of the Ton of Newberry, at anys time of any yea from performing thle labor or p)ayir the commutation tax herein require Section 2. All persons v'iolating tl Provisions of this ordinanlfce by fai ing to peifourm the said labor or pr said commutation tax in lien theree shall, upon01 eon viction therco I', be0 fil ed not imre t han five <dollars or 1 imiprisonIed for not more than t( da1ys or sentenced to nard work < the publ)ic wvorks ofC said Town, p)? vided, that the provision of this ordir anice shall not apply to persons holi ing a certificate of physical disabilii from a rep)utable licensed physicia said certificate not to be over one yet old, and any person presentng su< certificate shall make oath before tI saidl clerk and1( trmeasurer tha t such di ability preCvents him rrom mlaking hivelihood at his usual avocation; m to ministers of the gospel,' in aetui charge of a congregation, teache: employed in the public schools, scho trusteces, and persons permanent: disabled in military service of tI State, any' person who served in tI late war between tihe States, all pe sonls employed in tile quarantine se vice of the State, and members of tI Fire Department of the Town of Nei berry, provided, however, that on twenty members of each company thle saidi depatmlent shall be exem]j uInder the p)rovisions of this setio and it shall b)e the duty of the seer tary of each company to file with ti Clerk and Treasurer (if said Con Cil, a list of all members of his cor pany on1 or before the first day January of each year. Section 3. That all ordinances,4 parts of ordinances, inconsistent wi this ordinance be, and the same hereby repeCaled. Done and( Ratified l mter tile cot'pe t\tQ seal of the Town of Newbe r*y, Soulab Carolina, tis secol day o,f January, A. D. 1907, -A. T. UfROWN, I Mayor. Attest: (Fugenie S. W'erts, C. & T. T.3 N 11Ud$rv triv Ity 1W S and-: D11 it ld Gowns, Y)Ready-Made Ui Corset Covers, Gowns Dainty Patterns; t -Selec Fancy or Plain, III At Reduc4 NOW TO BE C.,&Gi.S.MIII 1 YES,I AM I le Prouc of frie te and h still o stock tioner it tinue 11that anywi 10 $5.00OFF . othe boy or girl that buys th Sbrof Tablets and Pencils by atte regular retail pr ce of 5 NO PURCHASE TRANS MAYES' BOOK New Crop Fresh iThe best gardeners are plai Yties. We have fresh lot Gard Select Early Jersey Wakefie] SEarly Flat Dutch and Drunld SAll Year Round, Florida lie, Radishes, Beets, Tomatol :WE HAVE ND OLD SEE We thank our friends for patronage and good.will durli is We will ~strive earnestly to good providence of G9d, the dence of the public. Reliable Pharn etc. iderwear, A THE etc., in Ri :t Quality, 30d Prices, lAD AT For Acc Prescript] Bri scr be an( ROUD! afc for of the hundreds nds I have made Bid, and prouder F the magnificent DfBooksandSta- For Rubt y which I con to offer at prices Oui :annot be beat Atc iere. lEE! e e greatest num- OflE June IOth,1907, c. or more. FERABLE. STORSO E-. For Toike * We / ~lar: SeedsIr ating early varie- zell en Seeds, dabg.the [abg.6 o. ead. a ader* try 8.Iour OS TO SELL their'unvarying 1ig the year 1906. ' continued confi - S& Soq aOists~ i'~ ?~ "fe 44 DRUG STORE. irate Ion Work ng us your pre iptions; they Will filled carefully I no more than ir price charged them. ier Goods line of Syringes, mizers. Hot Water Ys, Nipples, etc., is and you can find to fit your price. t Articles carry all the popu mnakes of Extracts, let Waters, Pow s, Soaps, etc, La 's ,Violet Talcum is best for the money 3. bottle 25c. For erfect violet extract Voiletia--75c, an ce. r & Week