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(2oI.Kt Ir" I F ': out of the room on. : wn retur :oC uT5e il T i, a . hav ing been kept i, ne I ouw f,or ) a a two weeks I am dad ti De ob . ' get back to work. The legilature wii leave in a body tomr row nornin, in a pi.'w al tr--%in over the Southern for Charl Kn. and two days wili be taken off in thi- visit to the Exposition. The :pecial train will leave Charleston on the Cots Line at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon Not only the legislature but all attaches and all State house ofiflials are in cluded in the invitation and nearly every one is going. The State houe tomorrow and Saturday will be some what like a bit quet hall deserted. Some of the members did not think th legislature should take the trip unless the pay was knocked off al-o, and I be lieve there is a resolution not to take pay for these two days. I look upon resolu tions of this ebaracter somewhat like I do upon resolutions fixing a day for final adj)urnment They contain a good deal of buncombe and are largely a play to the galleries and meant for home consumption, though I have no doubt there are some who are honest and conscientious in introdUCir g resolutions. We do not s e an j thing specially to be gained by t.e members taking the trip txcep a- it may help the E-position, and if it do-! this it is well tttt the days should be taken off, for it is a State enterprise. though it seemi2 the trip niht have been made in one (lay. * * The important matters, or ratlier I should say, the more importan:. hace been disposed of. The electins are all off, the compulsory education bill has been kifled, the child labor L! wa1 yesterday killed in the house by a very close vote. The house the d- before refused to strike out the enacting %: rds by only two majority and yesterday the house refused to pass the bill ov two majority though at the last test some six or eight of those who votei the day before were absent. This bill had passed the senate and is mild and only prohibits the working of children under ten years of age, and it strikes me it would bave beeni better tor the mill owners to have come in and ap proved it and not fought it as they did The redistrictingr bid he paad the house, but has not yet b-en taken up in the senate. It will likelv erctA some discussion hut the probability is some redistrictinig measure will be. agreed upon. * * No corporation or anti trust legisla tion has yet been had. I do no think the legislature will go as far as to repeal the charter of the Virgrina Carolina Chemical Company, but it is probable some anti-trust bill will bc passed. *** The membe rs of the legislature were entertained last night by the Eik's lodge and a very pleasant session wa held. * * * A committee representing the Louis.i ana Purchase Expositioun has been in the city during tbe wee-k, arid last nighbt addressed the legislature urging an appropriat ion for a State building anu an exhibit from this State. It is not probable that thin legislature will make any appropriation. * * * Mr. J. J. Lane and Mr. J. D). Dav-en port, of Newberry, spent Tuesd"y evening in the city. Yesterdiay Mr. T. C. k-ool, Mr. C1. E. Sumner and Mr. L. W. Floyd were here. Hon. H. 11. Evans has been here duriug the week attemding a meeting of the dispenrsary board. Hon. F. H. D)ominick has initroduced a bill to amend the charter of our graded school. In order that the peo ple may see just what it is, I send you a copy of the bill for publication. It changes the manner of selectiotL of thbe board of trustees and reduces the number. It also provides that no teacher shall be elected in the school who is related by consanguinity- or aflinity within the second degree to any muember of the board: and it fur ther makes the tax pe-rmane-nt and not to be voted annually. The bill will pass the house and the ceuate also un less opposa by Senator ZSlower. It is a good bill and should pass. H ere it is in full: A HILL, To Amend an Art Enhtitled "An Aet to Establish the Newberry S, hool Di5 trict , to Auiit hori ze the E-tabui shmnt of Free Giraued Sebools Therein, and to Provide: he .\leanis fon'r ihe E-ticienit ajaniagement of thbe Satme," A paroved the 23:1 D y of DXceember, A. D). le9. Be it en.acte-d by the General Assemi bly of the State of South Carolina: SECTImN 1. That an A.-t entitled "An Act to establish t .m Newh arv Scho Drstrict, to aut horiz' t he establishmeint of free grade-d s::hools the-r&in. amnd t" provide the means for the alel n mani agemnent of thle sam--." ai)proved. i th 23J day < f Decemner. I14. b.:. and tie same ik hereby. ameind-dhv- by iin out See:i'r.4 2 and 4 of s:ii A.t and ini sert in lieu ther. of n he folHowin:' to b know'n as S -et :s 8 anid 4 of said .\et: ecion~ 3 That a Boari of Trmu- - is hereby creted, I - c)h-i- of !iv memetr-', to he eiee''-d on- from eacha ward of -aid town,i with iih - p osxer :o fi;I an's vacancr cauis-M in :he nun: -r bd,-rhr roaorr-:tato:U I bydah eroa o egainu:l thne next .- w e in e,' ionwa her in n't - ner idedl f, a' whieq i el in i exP <r te , ov. i'l, iat tile ir-t elettion Ydi hb tikdd th4 e time of Ibe ret11I1'r muilniCipal elt-c' m filr tho toi.nI ,t N-% herrv in 19 2: arnid t ti:e 1 1e tilm enti \ t ar : twvret'aL r an eI- (tion .hal: i hi-d to: b. - -u ces-ors to n - :6r, * tif s;iio it of w' I wi of t l\ep fxir,- it :o - Ir1" . %V i1 :h-& t Ia of Ju: 0"0 : )" b t t ' ra-I % t -'- f r a p tit' t ' f 'MiI' .e ar !ro -sid ib :-Aill li,- 0 -,i o ) , detcriuiled h lot it tht ho'1in111il !f their tern otoie, : and the I Iie--r ti(,r after diab i skr-V for at tel I of t wi ar6 Th1,e S.,id (I Iard . at II t irt met in, shall or L ain i yt l ecctng a CIairmtIan and a S-eret ary. S :d IBoarki of I'r teat-S ,Ila;l have poa *%r (o remove from th.-ir body, for cat,St-. 4ny m -- mher f I tie Board, a majority of the Board votingr in favor of such removal Section 4. The Board of Tru.tee. created pursuant to this Act, sh ill. he tween the 14 day of June and the first day of Ju in each year, call together in annual sch,ol mletine of the voters resident in said School l)itrict. at which meetinLr the l'rustees shall sub mit a full report of their Iransactions for that year. That a tax of two mills on the dollar is hereby ordered to oe ased and levied by the prop-r county -ticers upon all the taxable property situated in the district herein estab lishid, which tax shall be collected at the same time and by the same otficers as the other taxes for the same year: Provided. That said tax may be in creased, decreased or relaled in the following manner, to wit: That upon the written request or petition of one third of the qualitifd electors residing in said district praying for such in crease, decrease or repeal, the said Board of Trust-es, after qivinL at leo t :,wo weeks' public notice of it e tim- in ;ome newsptper published in I lie county, shall forthwith order an elec tion, appoint three managers for the -ane who shall open a poll at the. Coart llou-e at Newberry not later taan ten o'clock A. M., and to be kept open until five o'clock 1. M , at w%hieb election the qualitied electors of said district shall vote for or against -ueh inert-ase, decrease or repeal, aid the majority of said electors v(tingr shll determine as to whether such increa-e. d,crease or repeal sball be made. S.tid mnanaLers shill certify the result of said eiection to the Board of Trustets. who shall certify the amount !o voted to the County Auditor. provide-d the tax has been increased or decreased. aid tht County Auditor shall forth with issess such changed amount for collee ion. Sec. 2 That Section 5 of said Alt 'e amended by adding at end of See tion 5 tbe following: "Provided, That no teacber shall be emt.lo.ed by said Crustees who is related to a member of the Board by consanguinity or atioi1 withir the second degree, without the written approval of the Board of Education of the count y, nor unless a mnajority of the parents or guardians of the children attending the school for which such teacl.ers is epoloyed re quest such employ menet in writing:' o t said ee:tion when teus amtnnd S cu:on 5. That the 'r u-t'ees htoein' povd di for shall hav:-ie exclui ive conF tol if the free graded sehools wit hin -airl d istrict, and shal: be invested wtth ai the powers of School Trute'es under't the general school law. They' miay orani1ze schools, p)urchase or 1 school property, erect school bil~d ing cieec sudperitenCdent'- and teach er- anN: x their s Ia' ies. prescribe the tex' books to he usediand the rates of tuit ion h e paid byv pupils not entitled toe ben tits of the free school fund of said do trict, anid may make rules and1 ri'gula. tions for the controllof the school aind the -chool property' not repugnant to' law: Provided, That no teacher shl' e employed by said Trustee who is related to a memyber if the Board hv consanin~lfity 0' atinity within th" second degree. with out the written approval of the Board f Education of the county, nor uhs a majority of the parents or guardians of the children attending the scho-l for which such teacher is employed re quest such emplo'yment in wr iting. Mr. Editor, if you will allow me space in your columns, I will send you a few notes from this section. Jalapa is a small town situated 7 miles north of Newherry on the C. N. & L. R. Rt. and has a population of about two hundred. It has two churches, two shops, two stores and two schools and a postotlice. Jalapa d - rived its name from a town in Mexico during the Mexican war. The Spear man Mineral Spring is about t wo miles from here and is quite a popular sum mer resort and has the repuntion of being put-c mineral water. Our "Hustler" and "Tow nman" Mr. S. B. Aull, is doing a thriving bus ines. He has a first class ginery and saw-mill, also in the mercantiie busi ness. Mr. W. H. Eddy, the o'dest cit izen of this place has a fine sleigh awaiting the snow, to give his friends a free ride. Our neighbor and Magistrate.\lr. WN. C. Sligh is always ready to serve the public and has the reputation of be ing a good otlicer. Ilis counstable WV. W. F'arrow is hard to beat. Mtr. Mike Mayer is making prepara tions for improving his place in the shape of fencing, etc. 3r. W. L. Waters' well cavedi in re e n ly, and he is now havitng another one bored. Mr. .John Swittenberg is bu;ildingt a reidnce which he and his bride will Mon occupy. 'bFor Jokes" call -on M essrs. WN. i. Dibbins, C. B Eddy and John H-. Aul:. They will be pleased to s-rve the-r many friends. J1. C. rF. 5th 19U2 M r, W heeter Got~(tuii H 14i ' h mti t.'t --uring. the winter of I Sl' I wats so Iamne in my joints, in fart adl o;'er myi bei v, that I could hardiyv bobb' -rouhnd, when I - bought a bottle of namuih'r Uin, Pain Halm Froum tine first atp p.!cat inI l negan to get well, and wa .ur'ed arid have worked steadily ail th r. I W heeler. North wood. N. Y . lot' 5sle by WN. E PcI namt k S. i ONEY T() LOAN Five veam tunei at 7 per cent.- m:ercs. urd y ti rst mfortgag'e Ott impro'tV 'c.lc r.a!e Hunt, unnt 2 illuin..a'. Iin-ama t nip > l n(o .MO r, -- -f W ilt wlt)her Ni-%(" .v 1.0'tr. its not intru lin11," up n )1 the readiii phlldic to , IIcIh we will thr1ow in ainotl ie. We nver like to crowd in mu11CI iII the -ac issie of tl siine k,nd hut as mur 'ast letter his been delayed fo th- past week or ten days, we hope to h Our sick aic all alon, iLy e ire sorry that our editor hvis b.-ei ik for the p.1st week anl not able to 1) at his plost of duty. While we Imissed hi interestin1 letters from Columbia we wer, thankful that his coidition was not si severe as to keep his pen frmn going. Wi hope by this time that lie is fully recov ered The public has long since recogni/.e< the fact that if you want the news VoI must take 'I he II erald and News "I I urrah" for our free rural delivery We have just learned that in a few icr, days it will go into a daily. The peopl along this route have been great 1 henefited bv the servic-( of the free deliv ery wlich has give us our mail thre, times a week regularly for nearly thre years. If we get a little more convenienc dwn here in the country we will feel al most like we are livii in town. Mi editor, the thought has just struck us w must not be behind, we must run ou E erald and News into a daily. With suc mai;ing facilities over the country an, the city of Newherry growing so rapidI there's no use of saying any longer thI the time has not come for a daily. It i right here now and the people demand ii Von are sleeping on your rights if vo put it off any longer. Last Monday morning as we (Irove i town we were suddenlv s'ruck with sa( ness as the news reached us of the deat of Mr. C. F. Bovd "Mr. Boyd was model man. away beyond the ordinarN and to know him imeant to love him H1 came as near living a life up to (lut both to God and mai, as any one I evE knc w. Not only his family and relative! but the whole country has a right to fe( proud of the life of C. F. Boyd. Whil earth needs such men God shows us th heaven also needs them While death i sad under all circumstances, yet there great joy and consolation in the death the righteous. May God give more suc men as C. F. Bovd. Never mind the weather so the win don't blow. The wind did blow last Sur (lay, hut nlever tile-less we were thankfi to he able to attend preaching at Colon' After we had arrived we found that or pastor, Rev. C. H Armistrong, along wit a great number of others, (lid inot imin tile weather. The sermon was from th tirst part of God's word, tile b)eginnIin of timie. ''So God created man in hi own image. in the image of God create hIe himi. Male and female creat- d h them "Genesis ist chapter anid 27t verse. Rev. Arms' rong po)intedl out son new thiotughits upon01 this subject that wvu very iinteresting. Although he never fai to give uis something fresh and good ft outr s(ouls to feed upon. Thlis was hi second( anniversary sermoin; aiid it is gtreat satisfaction for the writer to sa during those two years lhe has accon plihed muitch good amlonig the people< Colony church. WVe commTiend the actio n of the gove: ncr in pardloing the Riser boys. W\ thought that the p)etitioni askinig for the: pardlon a year ago shou)tld have b)ee granted1, but the solicitor amid governc( thought otherwise. So thev were left t battle with tile hardships of prison Iil one miore .sear. WYe hlope thlat they wi stick to their promises that they miade t thle governior and lead better lives aii niake better men of themselves. Aiid w< too, hope tile good people of tile count wiil take them by the hands, hold thlel tip, give thleim a chance to redleeim thein selves. WVe are all proiie to (10 evil. Th~ o::lv mistake we see some oiie has mnad is iii giving out the illformation to th shiould have been doiie while the mia was livinlg if it had to hbe donle at al Young men, let the dead rest; you wi never reach the top of the ladder b throwing off your bad dleedls onl somie onl else Well, it's about time to begin -talkiii about buyiing guano and raising cotto: and botheriing Messrs. M. A. Carlisle Jno. M. Kmnard and D)r. MceIntosh ab)ot ho.v nmuchl money they are going to Ie us have. And1 it really seemsI thlat tile don'it care to b)e bothuered very mnuc] miore with farmi r's notes, anid it woui be a Go l's blessing to a great many of iu farmers if thley would shut down on s mulch mioniey lending~ But, Messrs. pres~ idents, thlere is onle thing I want to in treat upjonl y~ou, please respect ever; mans feelinigs. It don't mlatter hoi poor he may be, treat him with resp)ect Speak kinld aind couirteotus, it doseni't cos anthing aiid it makes people feel s< ~o'od to be treated1 with respect D)on' ee thlat yon are sonie kind of a Lord, to< oodl to be bothered with poor folks an< logs Presidents of banks ando all othie: hih oficers die as well as other menCI There is a time, andl its ii t far off whlel we all shall lbe brotught before a living God to give all account of our stewvard ship here on earth, at:d if we are living for aiiy purpose at all, let that purpose be centeredl up~on the hlappinless of eternity I am with the unfortunate class. I have to borrow money. Tile first tiime I step)pe( into a ha:mk ain<f madle a little drawv I sai< wheni I caine out "isn' t this a blessing lut I have imnposed upon that ble-siny just as a great iiany others hIave donoie. So right inow is tile time, dlear frienids, tc refrain fromi further impo sure upon onm credits A right good way to keep froii gettinug hutriut is to k Cep youirselt out of t- ie I ewl i iteIuesa the ielf cautil for a little we wilpa inl de rni ca ts rdwhisoimwe ti .i b ofdet able :Iorcmer movdnsom thrn to debt. vrs(;alianpoeti oi Ir R xvi.Ii. CIlnter moe frmk3r. st Ge v iiioer' Gala'lci to Lon e.an wit 1Ir.Cavn:kr.Adsi they move. C""% KICl A DOG Kick a dog and he bites you. He bites you and you kick him. r The more you kick the more he bites and the more he bites the more you kick. Each makes the other worse. A thin body makes thin blood. Thin blood makes a thin body. Each makes the other worse. If there is going to be a change the help must come from outside. Scott's Emulsion is the right help. It breaks up such a combination. First it sets the stomach right. Then it en riches the. blood. That strengthens the body and it begins to grow new flesh. A strong body makes rich blood and rich blood makes a t strong body. Each makes the other better. This is the way U Scott's Emulsion puts the thin body on its feet. Now it can " get along by itself. No need h e of medicine. a This picture rpresents the Trade Mark of Scott's e Emulsion and is on the wrapper of every bottle. Send for free sample. A SCOTT & I-WNE, ~ 409 Pearl St,. New York. t 5oc. and $i. all druggists. sFOR a good, square meal, go to Bab >f Miller's restaurant, near the post h office. t&f u. -IRESH OYSTERS all the time, at d -R. J. Miller's restaurant. t&f tf. TOREHOUSE for Rent-Apply to il Antine Buzhardt. t&f if Master's Sales. h - - ---___ d STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA e COUNTY OF NEWBERRY--IN g COMMON PLEAS. is M. Monroe Harris, Administor of the a Personal Estate of James Y. Harris, h1 against eElla M Suber. Defendant. BY1~ Ol D Elt oF"Tl E COUR T H ERE I)in, 1 will sell to the highest bid. der, before tbe Court Hjouse at New r berry, S C., on saleday in March, is iext, 1902, all the two tracts or planta tions of land situate and heing in the aCounty of Newberry, and State afore Y said. containiing in Tract No. 1, One - Hundred and Forty-two (142) Acres, rf more or less, and bounded by lands of W. B. Oxner, Geo. E. Hardy, Adolphus H ardy, M rs. RI. W. Allen and Mrs. rNance. e Tract No. 2, the Maybinton Tract, r containing Twenty-one (21) Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of W. B. Oxner, Mrs. Hannah Henderson and >r M rs. Sallie Hend erson. o Terms of Sale: One-third cash, bal e ance on a cr'edit of one and two years 1from day of sale, the credit portion to be secured by a bond of the purchaser 0 and a mortgage of the premises sold, d with leave to the purchaser to pay all or any p)art of his bid in cash. Pur chaser to pay for papers. H. II. R IKARD, Master. IiMaster's Ofiee, February 6, 1902. 40' SInterest paid on deposits in the Savings a Department at the rate of 4 per cent. I per aubuum from date of deposit at OF NEWBERRY S. C. CAPITAL - - $50,000 00 t We transact a general Banking busi t ness and solicit the accounts of indi .viduals, firms and corporations. DIRECTORS. 1GEO. WV. SUMMER. L. W. FLOYD. :l o. S. MOWER. P. C. SMITH. SF. Z. WILSON. WV. II. IIUNT. S JNO. M, K INA RD, President. 0 . B. MAYER, Z. F. WRIGHT, . Vice-President Cashier. ~RATES TO EXPOSITION. il~ll E COLUMlIA, NEWBERRY & .Laurens railroad will sell excur t ion tiekets to Charleston and return > (uring the Exposition at the following t rates: irom Newberry, S. C. f "'fTikets on sale daily lim e . 6 0 ited to return June 3.1902 Tickets on sale daily, - limited to return 10Odays Tickets on sale Tues e . )days and Thursdays, uuteAI to return seven (days. ('orrespondingly reduced rates from other polit. THE NEWBERRY Land aiid $ecUritU Co. WILL IIUY AND SELL Notes, Bonds and Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds and < Real Estate. d 0. B. MAYER, President. Jo M. KINAnD Se and Treas. We have jA a rexiv 3d a line of S.-ntimen tal and Comic Valen tines ranging in price From I c to $2.00 each. Call and examine our line, we can please You. 0 IWO UailRemember Feb ruary 14 is the day. S. B. JONES. 0 DRUS THE SICK Want the best medicines VINOL is warranted to cure or money re funded, Call for booklet descrip tive of it. W. E. PELHAM & SON, Prescription Pharmacists. mnt. Weaeshwn BRUH/ fo h ai,teh,te nil n h withed in h f our stock.ort Your. Wew area shopply of hair,teth,n t.h iika1t is et i n ou first. NewK YerTood Your cne Yideapply Mayes' GENERAL LINE OF LEDGERS AND Journals and Book Keepers Supplies always on hand. COM PLETE Power Plant For Factories and Mills. ENGINES, joliss, Automatie, Plain Side BOILERtS; Heaters, and Pumps. SAW MILLS; 'rom small plantation mill, to the eaviest mills in the market. All kinds of wood work ing m& ichnery F'lour andl 'orn milling machinery. oplete ri n ni ng sytemms, Lumm,us an Winkle and Thomnas. EnLgines. olers, Saws, Ginm in' stock for riuick eivery. 13v.ai ., acluba,. 1 o-m 5.1e i n a ( ul n m hi a. S. C. C, _ THI1S IS T To coutilt, so be st begins with thisi 2:2nd, 190t2. senl packages. They conunittee of' disi ASTHMA Asthmalene Brings In. Cure 1 SENT ABSOLUTELY Fb ymri. w-;A-a. 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Cit aherareap Stindck ~ Pin tcl Cllytiso adeami c~one ni sthca peole obuy ig. eaart and m nar iotiaor Jeweler and Opticiar HERE AGAIN GIRLS With another Junior Range S- th great &DBE-MARK BUCK'S advert isvieits. HE 10TH AD. Ire and ('et it. Contest <(. alI closes February I ads. in neatly wrapped vill be counted by a trtedS pers()ns. CURE FREE! tant Relief and Permanent n All Cases. EE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL e and~ .6ddess 'Plainl1y. There is nothing like Asthnalene. It brings instant relief, even in the wosrt case. It cures when all else fails. The Rev. C. F. WELLS, uf Villa Ltidge, IlM., says: "Your trial bottle of s Astbmalene received in good condition. I cAnnot tell you how thankful I feel for the good derived from it. I was a slave, chained with putrid sore throatand Asth ma for ten years. I despaired of ever be int cured. I saw your advertisement.for thle cure of t his dreadful and tormenting discasa, Asthma, and thought you had overspoken yourselves, but resolved to ive it a trial. To my astonishment, the trial acted like a charm. Send me a full size bottle." Rev. Dr. Morris Wechsler, Rabbi of the C. ng Baai Israel. DRS Txi"rN, -\ or k, Jan. 3, 1901. Das.TWrBiRos'. MEDICINE Co., Gentlem.-n: Your Astbmalene is an excellentt remedy for Asthma and Hay Fever, and its comfpositionl alleviates all troubles which combine with Asthma. .Its success is astonishing and wonderful. , we cran state that Asthmalene contains no Lier. Very truly yours, IREV. DR. MOR~RIS WECHSLER. A VON SPRNiUS, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1901. riial from sense of duty, having tested the e, for the cure of Asthma. My wife has for ine pa4t 12 years. Having exhausted rs. I enane, JI to see your sign upon your I .t oce otur .i ..*d a b,ttle of Astbmalee. ther ti --, of N mm -r. [ very soon n@ced -r on no-tha her As~tm has disappeared ymp'o v-. I f. that I ca't consistently ar.41%t11 e i ed wih thi, = istr.-si n disease. Feb. 5, 1901. Asthma for 22 years. I have tried numer ed. I ran across your advertisement and relief at once. I have since purchased your ful. I have family of four children, and I am now in the best of health and am doing you can make such use of as you see fit. et. S. R APHAE L, 67 East 129th st., New York City. FEY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL. 6ddressing DR. TAFT BROS'. MEDI(CINE SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ' Piano business, but the meanest competi recen ly. is the mant who sets to and wil at have a'ready bought fine Pianos by tell etc. We would advise such men as this to ty waste in~ such work as this in hunting new sell a Piano once ini a while. STIEFFE PIANOS are the best people on changed hy every little wind that blows finest Pi'anosE mnade. antd are sold all over the ~eliale STIEFF PIANO all the time, and h somethingr as good for less money-just tories" hefore. ices on the STIEFF PIANJ and save the M. Stieff, e, Md , North and South Carolina Branch ttie. N V Plows! Plows! Plows! We are again head m quarters for low prices a in this line. Have just Sreceived assorted car " of choice Shapes. ly It will pay you to Get_our prices before vou b