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err5 y -4j I S.TAl FD OF FOUR WEEKS. -URNE'.4 W01MK AND W11AT IE. AINs 'i It IDONE. itporlnit M,SIterfs Y.t Un liard Woric Utqultret tq h Up-etrt Mntt ra of ore or Eas Interest. olumbia Record, 7th.] egislaturo has now completed eks of the session, but there a yet a great many important 5 to be dispoeod of. Adjouru cert.ainly cannot bo had inder d nweis busitiess of great rtaice is n-gloectd. So it may safely assumed that adjournmont ill not bn had nut i! Maturday night, obruary 21. A few bills have been ratified and avbe orosl , h bit; most of them rc; only of local i11r)OtaIc0. Two f general interest ae the declaring he code to bo the statiottary law of the State and the other is the act rogulating the drawing of juri(w. Both of these bills woro 'igned by the governor last night r. soon an they were ratified. This was done more on account of Anders,in County than any other, bwenuso couri is to con. veno iu that co'utl k- Milay and tLero are about fijty 1risoijors in jail. It was therJ,fr, neessiry that the jury law shoul,1 bn- approved at onI, so that a jury comll be drawn. The Virginia CaroItnn Cb..mical comlpami) affair is ,till hanging fire, The J1licialry comlitto has had any numhr of congult ati-ns about the matter, but no report has yet. hoen made. It is certain that the Gray don bill will be killed, for it provides for. annulling the chriter of I ho com pany, wherens it has no charter in this State, but is chirteo0 i ider the ldwaof Now Jeroy. The company simply has a lito' to do business in this State. \W1,h1-ut inpuinifg the motivos of any m:n, it. is a fact that there is more or 1.9s buncombo in the legislaturn yevry el-ection year, ospecially whe it "omnes to corpora tions. The fight against the Virginia Carolina company has assumed a more serious aspect than legislators anticipated, for if the proposed leg islation is carried out', the company will leave the State and throw hun dreds of peoplo out of employment and materially decreaso taxable val ues. Real zing this, legislators arc hunting some compromise whereby they can got out of the pit which they dug for themselves. It is said that Senator Henderson has a sub stitute for the Graydon bill whereby the company will be given a certain time to udomesticato itself. As one member expreised it, the logislature, so far as the company is c>ncerned, will go up the hill and then come down again and will pass a bill that will not hurt the Virginia-Carolina company and at the sam-e time will give aspiring p)oliticians an oppor tunity to wallop the trust right and left wvhen they appear before the "dear people" in the primar~y. Speaking of bunicombo in the pro ceedings, quite a lively incident oc curred in the house last night. The Squestion was whetbor mnembers should accept their peri diem during their two days' holiday in Charleston. Mr. Ehird, of Lexington, called for the ayes and noes, thinking, like many other membera, that representatives would be afraid to go on record. But this time they were ntot. Instead, Mr. Williams, of Lancaster, proceed. ed to jump on Mr. RI'ird with both foet, and he jumped dIown hard every time. He charged Mr. Efird with often being absent from the house and still drawing his pay. He also said Mr. Efird had visited the Cbar les'on exposition, and hQ asked him pointedly whether lhe hand refused to draw his pay. -Of course Mr. Third hadn't, Then Mr. Iziar rubbed it in pretty har-d wvhen lie said Mr. Efird had spent five days in WVash ington at an alliance meeting and drew his salary as legislator and also mileage and salary from the alliance. Mr. Efird denied that he was in Washingtop five days. On the whole, it was quit. a warm night for the honorable member from Lexington, and Mr. Williams' plain-spoken spoech protducOd a great sensatti(n. Auny members think that such plain talk has been badly needed, and they believe it will produce a good Offot. Very few of the loading meusures havo been considored by the senato. Among those Fcheduled for next week are: the red'stricting bill, biennial session bill, fortilizer plant bill, ap. propriation billt;, incorporation bill, consolidat ion of Throe C n road and Asheville and Spartanburg and other roadg, a fish bill, insuranco comumis sioner bill and oil inspector bills Tao insuranco commissioner bill has passed the house, but an unfavora ble report on it has been made by the senate. An unfavorable majority report wits made on tho oil inspector bill. The same is truo of Sonator Livingston's bill providing for throo teris annually of tho Supreme Court and allowing each JOE. tico a chock. It will be seen by this that thore is plenty of work yet to be (lone, and the list above does not includi man4 bill, of lesser im portanco. Among tho itnportatt measures that have been killed are the child labor bill and one to ftirnish pupils of the public schools t. xt books at co-it. Not wit hstanding the vor. flatter ing report ( mado by tho two vxports who examined the afftirs of the dis pensiy, the senate's judiciary com. mitthn has reported favmiably on Senator Stanland's bill to appoint a legi!lative ce'um1itteo to investigao the affairs of the institution, with power to call for papers and perscns to give testimony beforo it. The house has y( t to net on t his measuro. Contrary to 8ll precedonts, the sonato has been regularly holding night seBiou", while the hosv, which usually sets the pace in that line, has held but one or two night sos sions. Next week the sonate pro poses to meet at 10 o'clock every morning and vork hard to finish up all business. The house will do the same thing. THE JURY HILL. It if as Be qn Pise d 1by Both Ii anches o r the General Assembly and lat@ Uren Ituliflod anld slgned hy the 0overnor. The follk wing is the text of the jury bill as it has passed both houses: A bill relating to the selection, draw ing and summoning of jurors in the Circuit Courts of this State. Be it enacted by the General As sembly of the State of South Care 1ina: Section 1. That tihe county audi tor, the county treasurer and the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of each county in this Stato shall per form the duties hereinafier set forth. Section 2. That the said county auditor, county treasurer and olerk of tihe Court of Common Pleas of each count-y shalil immediately after the passage of this Act aind thereaf ter, in the month of December of this and eachl succeeding year, prepare a list of such qualified 'eloc.tors, under the provisions of tiht Constitution, between the ages of 2 1 and O5 years and of good moral c'aaracter, of their ra3spective counties. as they iaay deem otherwise well qualified to serve as jurors, being persons of sournd judg ment and free from all legal excep tions, whbich lhat shall include nob less than one from every three such qual ified electors under the pirovisions of the Constitution, betwoen the ages of 21 and 05 years, and of good moral character, to 1)0 selected withbout re. gardl to whether such persons live within five miles or more than live miles from the Court H~ouso. Section 3. That of the list so prepared the county auditor, county treasurer and clerk of the Court of Common Pleas shall cause t:he names to be written, 'ench one on a separate paper or ballot, so as to resemble each other as much as possible and so folded that the name written t here on shall not be visiblo on the outside, and shall place them, with the said list, in a strong and substantial box, without appertures or openings when cliod, (to be known Ias 1h e 'jry bax,"') to be filrnisled to them yI thI o)ity suporvisrr of thoir county r r that purpose, anid of i*s.h sizo fihapo ats thail, whenl nehwous paper or ballots bih-ll havo bwoin foldod and placed th1o-roin i, as above required, they miiy 1,.i vasily tihkein up and about amid weli mixie tvherein, ind it silll bo thi divty of tho clerk of I ho Coiirt I o keop said jury box Hn his custody. The said jury box sll be kept so cnrely locked it ii I Ii reo soparato aid stroi)g locks, each lock being differ ent and distinct from ilm othor two and requiring one key pceuliar to itself in order to be uilockod, and the koy to one of s iid threo locks shall be kopt by th:e county auditor i himself, the key t) mnother of said I throo locks by the couity troasurer I himself anil the k4-Y to tie third of I s ild three lock b' t he clerk of the I Court of Common Plles himself, to I that no two of tiemil shall keep a similar key or similar k s to t1 o i 811mO lock, and so that aill three of < them must bo present togother at i tle samo timo and place in order to lock or unlock tho said jury hx. At the mnl e t imllio t1 ' sha -' ll Ilac", in a nypocil aiuutim;At in 1"fi! Jmry box (wih1.1ny a hl biair loo :. "th : ab )f tho' ir namtelfs Of I, < liwl.un red I io r re 1.:' f r s it e C uch ! pesn i , ': r ..n iaid lidt a r.'rf - ::.i'r flyiv ih's or the lici, nies is t, ;,g ii oi a y cause oi fm erf it. yS : rI u lf ('i: 1- 10f .e 1 C,.) i . The a.-sfp n placed, in Said tiw Iox hioni h p a placed in t ho iEaid imy hox. Section -1. That, fiot lo-zs than <i nor more ti htwN a ', sibefore any regular (I specjial tvirm Of 0i o C.urt of 0,oer! Nessions for l I present year Ih" coty 11u1io'. thl c.mnity treasurer and tle clt-i of o the Court of Common Pleas of 1echi of the counties in this Staitl a1011 draw from the said ijtry box eighteen ballots containing LhO nos I f eighteen persons, who li.. cofti i Lute the grand jury for the pre smit, year. If thero shall bo drawn from said jury box a ballot containing the name of tiny person not between the ages of 21 and 65 years, or not of -good moral character, or who has died, or who has removod from the county or is otherwiso 6isqualified to serve as a juror, such ballot shall be I destroyed and such namestruck from the said list and another ballot drawn; and so on until eighteen are scoured. Not less than ten nor more than twenty (lays before the first term of< the Court of General Sessions for each year after the present year, the county auditor, the county treasurer and the clerk of the Court of Cor-n. mon Pleas of each of said counties shall in like manner draw from the said jury box twelve ballots contain ing the names of t welve persons, whoj with the six persons drawn by lot (as provided by law) from tihe grand jury of the next p)recedinmg year, shall constitute the grand jury for that1 year. WVhen said grand jurors are drawn as aforesaid the clerk of the Court of Common Plons i-hall issue his writ of venire facias for them, re quiring thei r attemldanco on thme first dlay of the en:s ug forum of tire Court of General Sessionse, and said writ of venire facia, shatll bom fort hwi Iitiedo livered to t hr rilin of tho c'ounity: Provided , thiat in case anmy termr of the Court.'f .-i Gn:ral 1 'essionsm is to b)ehold( within1 hes thia' twenty days after thIe a~jpprovaol of thInis Act, such list may, hevertholoss, ho prepared aind the granid jurors draiwn. Section &. Thrat riot lo.rs t han tori nor mereo than twenty dalysi befuro the first dary of eh week of any regular or special term of the Circuit Courts the said county auditor, the county treamrer arnd the clerk of the Court; of Common Plerns shrall proceo(d in like mannor to draw thirty-'six petit jurors, to serve for such week~ only: Provided, that wvhenever a jury shrill be charged with a case, such1 jary shall not lie discharged b)y reason of anything in this section onrtaiuned un til a verdict shall he found or a mis trial ordered in such c1ase. Inmunedi atoly after such petit jurorsar ran th (el rk (if tIto Court of Conmmol Pleas shall issuo his writ of ven-Iir facius for snieh potit jurOtrs, r<pir iv"- their attondanico on tho first dby of I ho wet-k for whichl I hov Iiavo I evi diawI, nId thO said writof vonire facias shall be forthwith dolivorod tc t h solrifT of th county: Provided, that in case any term of Court is to ho hold within los than twonty day after tho approvia of this Act, sul: petit, jurors ma111y, Inovor10thlesN, t< LIrawn for such term of Court. Sect ion 6 it hit I ho said d rawil-g 4ha110 bo mlado oponly and publiely in th. oilico of the elork of tle Court of LAon > Ploam, and4 the ctiy aud it !, tOO county treisilror and the -lorkr of t he Court, of common Plens 1hall give toll (aI t' lot ice of each of aid d(rawings by posting III i COD 4picions plaeo on tho Court I louFe 0or, or 1'by advortismient. in a Cunlitny 1OWSPI1pper, al notico of the(' placv, day nd hour of steh d L-awing: 1 ro ;id0d, that in cast, anyl) torm of Court a to bv hold within loss t hal twenty lays after th approval of this Act, mch jtirors nay, nevirt heless, bo rawn without snch notice. Sect ion 1. T h at ill jmrors shull Ao selectod by driwing ballot" f-om ho s'ih J11ry bOx, an1ld, sn"bi. v! to th, inhsodrawa sal bw n unedi WIv Vt* jaai: r . S e:i.>l ,N Thb lth -iltm hioso who nro .h ;.wI :n i 1 ,1o w,,Ivo as jure .\ 1: !1 !iv. !. and b-!,,:I I hot I - Ito iI o sa i, I I x I ti n ot "i I . it )lvisionS of the lay ;ant iooii bId f > r I hf h ave forui hob.en .awn, to tho (Il ;m llit) p:'Is:,.1sa T!n year. Th I>brvei I s to r nt 1 jrtrt ft.m !on herin co,tirinod aldt! Lo .stodto h-, inI contlie, willh Ilh" prov-iSiOns Of the lakW asB to solertig31 ,)y lut fromn tho graind jiury sitx 11o rs thereof to tpervo for O on. Sect,ion 9. That nothing co niiini this Act IS all provont thle !verk of Caurt. of Cormmmn Ploars rom issuing vonirmi for additionad orors in torm timio upon the Order of hoe Court, whenever it is necessary or thle convenient dispatch of its uisinless, in which case vonires shall )e sorvod and returned, aind jnrors -equired to attend on such di ya as ,ho Court shall direct. Section 10. That in drawing jurors rom the said t ales box t he same ruilet shall be observed as ini drawing from laid1 jury box, except that no' notiec f such drawing shall b)e necessary. Section 11. That no mforoe thani thirt y. lix persons, to servo as petit jurors, hball be drawn and summoned to at. ~end at one and the same time at my court, unless the court shall sc )rder. Section 12. The grand and petit urors drawn as hereinbefore pro. icribed, from tihe said jury biox, shall e summoned by the sheriflf, ats noW provided by law, at 1 'nst four dayr eofore the time fixed in the venire ror them to attend the sittiog of thc ourt, except when such term of 3ourt is to be held withmi four dayi rom tihe approval of this Act, andi hoe grand and( petit jurors dirawn, is hoeinboforo p)roscribed, from the maid tatles box, shall b I ur11u1moned by him and shall a1tond ando serveC iecordling to th le ex igonecy of thc Scctioni 13. Thait the juries drawi 11nd$1 Isummoned( Iundetr the pretvion rol thi4 Act shall bo organuiz'/d and (im panOhedI ini t he Ci renit Conurt as unou 3r hereaftor mn'y be p)rovidl"d by law Sec. 11. Tih't t he) julrors drawnVi an1( nmmlilonIo.1 underII t I o~ thepr ioiion ol this Act must halvO ihe~ cjuolilicat ionk that are now or may botroafter hi p)roM crihoud b)y law. Soo. 10. That IL wvhenevYer it. sa be0 necossary to supply any deiiino cIOs- in the number of granid or poti jurors duly dIrawn, wvhet her caus"s by challenge or othierwvise, it shalil bi: the duty of the county aoditor, th< county treasurer and( the clerk of thu Court of Common lons, unider th< dlirdction oif tho <otrt, to dIraw fron the said1 tatles box iiuch numbo!,r of Ii and Coeomint namst to servo. jurors a4 tho com t. shall dh.om noces miry to fill such vivawy. Soctiont 10. That. wholnovt.r th1 jury isi of ainy voulity plball b.. de stroyod by firt or otl'lr casr1, whilt'll.vlr it shall bot behtl by JINy Court of (olmlp tit juris.lic!ion thilt tho jury list of illy, c.ounty has botei unlawfully propmed or is irregiular or illegal, so as to rmider v. id tlhi' drawinig of jurors therefroiml, it shall bo tho duty ol the conllty ald it(.r-, tho c >itv trolLsurer ilnid O tI clICrk of tho Court of Conmnon Piaes of ovh 6ounty to preparo a spoIal ji-try lit for tho said couity forthvith in tihe imnnvr hevroii prescribed, from whiib special list grind aid potit. jurors shall be drawn for the Coumts of Oeeral Svssiois and Commori Pleas for such county until tho annual jury list sh1all havo beoen prepared for such cunty as heroin provided S;,.l i"n I7. That when at. illy tim. it mhall bo dotormiined by tli risidoent, Circuit, Julgo of any circuit upio complaint mado to him, that an irregilirity has occurrod in tho drawing of jurios for iny Circuit Court within Ius circuit, or that inly act h11.1 h Ii (mdoe wheroby io valid. ty% iJn!. j 1iisdriown or to hodrawnVI (ill uc '1 i s aillll hv lawmfil COhI V '' llv "g n ty u di:, the V I t - -Urclr ml( tho ch Ik It -f" ;.I C ol I -f ( %,tIj! l. P (l U i I(r L-mi b1 V.It. "0, \,hw for C icuit Couirt sl. bw hI d, l at lt:Ist fivo tdhii hme f~.I m'-ii-n,t .r f, 1(i prot.(ed to di- j1 r i r ei torm, rrto tako sorbv itors , Im<y bo n1w-0iSsary tion I That m cw-(: (nivrohere Ail U. it vau "1m y i th o ii -4 o i of thet ch 1 ' f thl . C.m i t f Conlil lionl V la, coumoty mu'itirl rIII Vo tY tirMISUITIe at ti io v1hcr..in tixd foI propa11ring pr a r of fai dalicr. i-ill bit 1 I h di qtiabi I (r wiablo to soirvo for aAV au.t Cifunlty suiperinitelld 0!oC (If OinLl RO t i Act Inl hid t 11LaO 1and) shmd, anlm csio 1vf.hr all bo t vacain.y inl two of Said oflicos, or for any other causo twvo of Huid officers4 fihall bo una11blo to siervv, flt) conty speintedtlof educiationi and the derill of sucht outy ohf1 act inl their plateo and ttad. SeCtionl .19. Thalt. ail Acts anld pirt of Acts icornsistt oiit.wit0th. provisionm of this Act. b1, Ad to saot ia h orby, icopoulot. Section 20. That this Act shall go into e'ecto immodiately upn its ap proval by theo 0overnor. And( it Hli?ll echeo duiy of therrarso Stae tohave printedplent ofncoi and coentweumher for cope st ofe dhsAt t wupl hoe ta tnh celer will heCurt Oicut aue ankid soictoerenthi Stat,i and orthwith. snd a copy to fiehW ofl) sai ' l oflces Wrde hav le hlad, pfty of ain andirth cold5t weaiter for ted las . fo dys Oats11i) ahre al kil fro te froozoir inm'Im Vbis ommnity.114 Welt ill as (Bird ihrashiwl t sooni'r ho1 is h order. f theda, frwrcn oalhn wotd ctr fir an iear.ro Mu . l i . b \i kt. III i.l o Sorry. o lurnl~ that wMr. u.lso Clonsll '1hyanveti woio f uw lumrb icer w .:lhme hies fatuMr. hom' rertwen wV him wortin his Oiie ur school tiace,e Mis5 )Esio eMr.t . V L.ul Wikand ie so cal ir)ut ( to oueifas week,e (lso Mriv. W.B. ikr n'r.I George S hryaThy arrvo hoo9a02.r THE EXPERTS FILE THEIR FINAL VEPORT WI I A * I. X1311 I 1NIN AUt: M?NTA NTS sAY Pravi Il-'CNlivNv . h t 's ,I I! I ui IItaI I he Ne11w voaei ee in i lili l . guir1. 1lt,I . .. %vlow is give11 tbel toxt of tho ro port .)f thw e' xplvit accouitntill( op a -t tf I h ge tird a iihly somto timw Iw,) to n.lkw it thurough ( x,tmii liat!imon of thIli bookws, acermilts and 11 Ii s of I h Stalito4% dils,po sat1r t : I: Uider nithit Iorit y dIe rived fr 111 (. emir orn i:i- Sit'ns dal vd lit CO 1inIn1bia, S. U , J aiuary 1, )(002, orti atting us " nIl txiport conijtl1i;1o of no coinitt, to mnako thtolgh exananl11a tion., i f t o ks of ate-volil, voulchl ors ani3 warria:.t, trial ba'ano-i 1111A bailano-t t4hekt, inlvoicos atnd owtrims til0[i an00 id Vvi'ry IlIttIO o f record in ilywis" vollilected w ii h t ho St ato Iiipliisary for tho 1ca your con lloncing Decellbor I, 1900, anld e d. ing Ncivoinbor 30, 1901, having Iis dt vcolliplued ait isos". t1ough iaind pltinst;Aiing (.xam illation ('f 4e ,very limok 4)r 1e-1131)i 03r 11( book VeI Ilarto voneten, warrnto i,i l 1ii d' M la . , vr in11 teri of lec,11A, 1icqLud .:, to ilt a ci -1 trrepOaald ( li. - - h u r 4'r ti dji, VIMrs atld al "'h. r rOwt 1if th e olord e) ii t.-d%wi'h the Sto t ispetn st.ry huri11" fh afor"mai fi,-ell i',var, Iow vII hmor to 1rf mi anld do ondtr', iig t hir hnAe fy our e ehndy itotk t ho itury coaiecbly ihe olb> ing r"pmrt, to wit: tith I - \ia Ial t a1u11 ti v n il o idnctic lwis ht r t a1 piou t. 1 inUl t anua reor 10 tf 3i brig.) O upmn vomirison t bi tl Oxact counl lortirt of theor p rt of tho i t to ho (rd of dirvectorsi of t hw Stiato diq lit (St211 flivh) l-vvltl \1('Il 1 1V i l)v penaro f )rlor aiheoo ',i iiiea H1, mnorw bvf,)j4 yoil. WA, () Ilth rwfoo I og to ia r Ihat ouirvt bb.)'i ainl Isoelr eti inl obtaiintg tho -mni- rvi;ultH com (me0nd till th)bot hgilning of writteno do andI lld wi through overy r Cor filnd bcook of entry conlcted with t hi n ia1to disponlary, aill of which wo fuIn to Ibo incret, to th fractional part of ia ceit.; forming i sstaem boo ikping vory co aro lolsivi d lisllripis"ld in nout OSS, Mort.l at corrml nvss. Tim presolnt holthfuil cond it-lonl of tlhe Stato dis nsatiry, atH shown by tri forregoingt rVots, iH nudo moro imaifiIrM ad 0Vidf)Nd by th' te fol Fi1rt . Thait topokfi decredNo duing thr pa,st I fical ioar iareibout <il toithosiio dar d tin vay pro vious yea1r,tof$ nowithsandn auin, 1lfro wichr iorf ar1 033)dei liled hast advanced11 neCal o tlt hundre por cen. durPing thf said8 f(1 cal year.inil Second. Thalltte, ill valnW of r e esta1tlesofgin oth, dispesary, t byoeaon oflilCt actlguln ipovements, rhas been ilneased rialye fitren thousandy td11llarsh1, in ou lasy re rid thior igo ha s beena iil nceao intaiey tand3 litt lanst, atItahed to thiso itiution.a titad0osty port h. vhat o tok ai akone Nr. vomllerl30, 190ti,ls-Ithws an toncon.o auioin merhanio tiln the variu is ponarios of ''.11,.9Bo,' ndt iSta11 ptgersa2 lasue the11 Stor great aance CIti prC(s of all kiiidr rctore fo havmgy prchmwaemr " e i we' l451 qq rI, th1itt any Pero lo.n-ii, rjindictlH and "'isimoms ni i l m h prosont, rutn-. 1ge1n"lt"It of ( bo Stiato diipmisary cain havi h'. I l o,.vq'd by uaking just. 1 u hI an iniv, sigItion of its ,oks n, I Of %:r, : s w. Iv dole inl V 1iIII I ih- r- ,i-rif roport, for 't is lm wias "-ji'lils"111 hathl it, "To in foril th nludell-t 1a1nillig, corrects mind 11nh1irgmil tho hunumn boart." Rumpectfiull Iy suiblilitto(d, 1. A. S 4 ' ,114 -I, .J. W. Joniq, Export Committov. Tho Hiddon Gold. The Inexpeclte challIl of little thiligs, Like w\ind rol moi hills of lonely clover, btinigs A breath of m1elody so ilre andic sweet Thlu hit takes up it li music oil its strIinIIgr.. Whell I beold hIIlaippy 111a11 i hle Whose innlom laughter stops the tiess of guile, I e sme chlibby aible of long nl,o Rubbing its dimlipltes'; into this, his stiile. Too ligh t a kiss to ltave so sweetit a breath? Look at the I ose. Ilow will it leave its wrcath Of purIple pride, its perfuite anld its soll: Wia'Ip'vd ill a seed, that litiv urn of death. l'org'otten in it valley, 40o11 or late That urn i! spilled into tile hand (If fate. 'Tis the old blod onl ire, as red or whitc A1ndl white or rel, that has licait love or 114:1tc. Would yout foretell the color of the rose, 1,'1miil 11 of thle chianiging buld thrt gio'wsl l.itt oy ti i ther stalk and in her face T e'litc iae l a uiii-ther's aiswer, for shte i) hali h.4t w I not listen t) tile song (f lilt i.. tll d, (k () vye that will 110t. long Pity the pwet pen, winlged, but siared ini IlighIt! What bolheis have youl in tle passiig A notir tnc kir ot her worl(ds that gh am1it. The silver plilets a444 the stars that !;CllI Fo1r6(id4-u gold, if githered to tie Of oilr desire, wolthul uelt ilito a1 d1Cre11111 - Aloysiis ('oil in A inslec's. B1iaCYCLE FREE! Will be given away at the office of the Newberry Steam Laundry on FED. 14th. Every Fourteen C en ts worth of Laundry ENTITLES YOU TO A CHANCE! The man who holds the lucky number which is drawn from the box gets the Wheel. SEND YOUR LAUNDRY Now and in addi ton to getting First Class Work take a chance on the Bi cycle. TICKETS also given on Cleaning and Pressing. L B. AULL, Losses.