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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-16
He b AIRY COW


In Se1ecting Her Fay Chose AtteMf10ns
t. Dairy Form.
Following is an extract from an adj
dress by Professor G. II. Conner. as
sistant agriculturist OF Clemson col;
lege, South Carolina, on dairying ii.
the south:
The modern milk cow is the result
of breeding, feeding and selection. She
has been SO bred and selected that she
has departed from the original plan Of
the Creator and has been made into q
special purpose animal that is, she
converts all her surplus food into milk
and butter fat. On the other hand,
her sister. the beef COW, converts near
II all her surplus food into flesh and
TAT. Then each has a form best suited
Tor this work. The true type OF dairy
COW sis wedge shaped, while the beef
COW is rectangular In form, 80 that the
largest amounts OF the choicest cuts
may be put on the frame. The dairy
COW should carry no surplus flesh OF
&
parts The business parts are devel-
e9F,ed 70 & w ~
the digestive apparatus ana the udder.
In selecting COW for the dairy
would pay close attention TO the dairy
form. Il Won were selecting q horse
Tor the race track, you would not Sc
iect q heavy. baocky horse, but one that
Is rather high OF the ground, light III
form and rather thin. So With the
dairy COW; select one suited for doing
the work ID hand. While good dairy
Form does not always Insure q rood
nilker, It is one Of the best indications
Of an economical producer.
rs TO breed, I have nothing 10 say.
II you are producing butter Tor the
market, get one OF the small dairy
breeds; Il yon ne producing milk for
the market get one Of the heavier
mllkerA al
- Thoroughbred herd 10 not essen.
tial b success. In, fact. I would no,
advise the inexperienced man % begtn
with registered cattle, but buy nd sthl
ben dairy COWS In yuw 5netghbuRhoed
and use q good s1re foE butldtng ND III
hdd Do not make the mistake 81
buytng q cheap ktreL Get one that WI
raise the standard of yom hard every
year. Az fast a. you can replace you,
grade with registered ones" ss.ss s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-16

~~@ SAA1 PoA A&@AAoA A4SA&s SAC S<14Os Ut
last, and she could have said nothing
which I would have found more ex-
asperating, for 1t showed clearly that
she had decided was clerk.
II have no business in Aldgate," /
said tartly. "Aldgate is 8 seaport, and
am headed for the low countries"
"The wars p she questioned quickly.
1.-THE wars" I repeated, with my
head high. ~. -.
She answered this with low laugh
and question that made my cheeks
burn.
what has made you suddenly de-
sire to turn soldierw @
The girl seemed to read my past life
like an open book, but one, fact she had
not read, nor did intend she should
Still there was no reason why might
not tell her part of the truth.
my father" I said, ''has rather q
quick temper. People say that / have
inherited somewhat OF It We disagreed
on small matter"
Your speech is brief and to the
point =" said my companion. And now,
principally believe because you have
not asked me, I will tell you why am
riding alone to Aldgate. Ny father-has
rather q quick temper. People say
that I have tnheIted somewhat OF 1T.
We disagreed onsa small matter.''
7 And then In fash saw It ALL why
shewas on the road. Truly there never
was such trick Of fate as that we
should meet on this night.
+ Tt seems that q few mad words have
cost us both Our homes = I raid.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11
Fork Dots

We have had plenty of rain and
cold weather for tho last fow days,
we hope that the weather will soon
moderate.
Oats arc all killed from the frcezo
in this community. Wheat is as
nico as any ono could expect.
Bird thrashing will soon bo tho
order Of the dny, for wo can hoar tho
wood cutters far and near. Tco'i
oni lttlo birds.
Sorry to loprn that Mr.. w. Is.
Counts will leave this woah for CO
lumhia whore ho ,&;ll mako his future
home Bnt we wash him we'll in his
nav field.
Oar school teacher, Miss Essio
Pearson, spent lest Thursday night
with Mr.. .. NJ. K;oard's family.
Mr.. J. A. Wicker spent Sunday
with Mr.. Henry Wicker.
Mr.. M. l.. Wicker and ii,tle son
wont to Columbia last week, also
Mr.. w. II. Wicker and Mr.. George
Sheoly. They arrived homo Satnr.
day.
Mr.. Wicker was tho guest at Mr.
Klnard's last Saturday.
Sur erintondent T. 8. Wcrts hasn't
visited our school since he has been
elected. Wo would like for him Ia
call around to SEQ il we are dead Il
alive. BUTTER Cur.
February 5, 1902.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11
The Hidden Gold.

The unexpected charm Of little things,
Like wind from hills of honey clover,
brings
a breath OF melody SO pure and sweet
The heart takes up the music on its
strings.
When behold happy man awhile
Whose random laughter stops the ,uess
Of guile,
see SOME chubby babe of long ago
Rubbing its di,nplrs into this, his smile.
Too light a kiss to leave so sweet Il breath?
Look at Tic rose. How will it leave it's
wreath
Ofpnrp!e pride, its perfume and its
Soul2
Wlaprcd i'll a seed, THAT tiny urn of
death.
Forgotten i'll the valley, soon or late
That urn is spilled into the hand of fate.
'Tis tic old blood on fire, as red or
white
And white or rc,l, that has mcaut love or
Would YOU forclcll The color of the rose,
lnnnIIui of the changing bud that
Erows'
Lift mp tht r!uthrr stalk and i'll her face
There read a mothers answer, for she
knows.
O hra,. thAl " II not listen 10 the sony
OF little DIS! Ocyc that will not long
Pity the sweet pea, winged. but shared
i'll iliEhl!
What brothers have you III the passing
thrpn%?
Another lace Tor other worlds that glt am.
The silver planets and the stars that
seem
Forbidden gold, if gathered to the
reach
OF our desire, would mel, into dream,
-Aloysius Coll III Ains!cc's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11
THE JURY BILL,
1t Has Besn Pass sd by Both Branches Of
the General Assembly and Has Bten
Rntined and Signed by tho
Governor

The follG 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.
DO it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of South Caro-
lima:
Section 1. That the county audi
tor, the county treasurer and the
clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of each county in this State shall per-
form the duties hereinafter set forth.
Section 2. That the said county
auditor, county treasurer and clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas of
each county shall Immediately after
the passage Of this Act and thereaf.
ter, in the month OF December of this
and each succeeding year, prepare
list Of such qualified electors, under
the provisions of tho Constitution,
between the ages of 81 and G5 years
and of good moral character, of their
respective counties as they may deem
otherwise we'll qualified to serve as
jurors, being persons of sound judg-
ment and free from all legal excep.
tions, which list shall include not less
than ono from evory three such quail.
flied electors under the provisions of
the Constitution, between the ages of
Il and 70 years, aud Of good moral
character, to be selected without re-.
gard to whether such persons live
within five miles or more than five
miles from tho Court House.
Section g. That of tho list 80
prepared the county auditor, county
treasurer and clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas shall cause the names
to be written, each one on n separate
paper or ballot, so as to resemble
each other as much as possible and
80 folded that the name written there
on shall not be visible on the outside,
and shall place them, with the snid
list, in strong and substantial box,
without appertures or openings when
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11

/" GO" rlns'"h "" assert, that any
person "n'"rtnini'g prcjudiccs and
s"sp'c'ons "%"'''st ,ho present man
"gemcnt ofthc State dispsnsary can
nav" III" sam" r. moved hy making
just Nn'h "n investigation OF it's
books nnl affairs s ". have done in
c>mpI'Irg 'h" r"g"iny report, for
'tis truo rs "Jnnus' hath it, "ro in
form tho understanding, correc,s and
enlargrs tho human heart"
Respectfully submitted,
L. a. Sears"n,
}. w. Jones,
Export Committoe.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11

| sary TO fill such vacancy.
| Section rs. That Whenever the
| jury list Of any county shall bo de
stroyod by fire or olh"r casualty, or
Whenever it shall be held by any
Court Of competent jurisdiction that
| the jury list Of any county has been
unlawfully prepared or is irregular
or illegal, so rs to rondcr void The
drawing Of jurors therefrom, it shall
be tho duty OF tho connt.j auditor,
tho county treasurer and tho clerk Of
tho Court Of Common Pleas Of each
county to prepare y special jury list
for the said county forthwith in the
manner herein prescribed, from which
special list grand and petit Jurors
shall be drawn for the Counts of
General Sessions and Common Pleas
Tor such county until the annual jury
list shall have been prepared for such
county as herein provided
Section II. That when at any
tim" IT shall bo determined by tho
resident Circuit Judge of any circuit
upon complaint made to him, that an
;r,o,x,,,.;,,. L ,,
drawing of jurios for any Circuit
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Section IS Tbot ~ co,,, ,},oro
shall b,. varancy in the Ollie, Of the
clerk Of the Count Of Common plcae
county auditor or county treasurer
AT the ,imo ilcr.in fixed for prenar;no
said jury lnt, CT for Grawina a iurv,
or uny QUO Of said officers shnll Iva
disqnuilirt or unublo to servo for
any cause, ,hc county superin,cud.
eut Of education shah act in his nluco
and stead. and ~ c,se thore shall ho
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11
NE"B BERNy, <, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL, ,uO2

speech produced great sensation.
Many members think that such plain
talk has been badly needed, and
they believe it will produce a good
effect.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11


county supervisor Of thnir county tor
that purpose, and of such sizo and
shape aa that, when sunh separate
paper or ballots shall havo been
folded and placed therein, rs above
required, they may b" easily shaken
up and about and well mixed therein,
and it shall be the duty Of tho
clerk Of the Court to keep
said jury box in his custody.
Tho said jury box shnlI DO kept SO.
curely locked with three separate and
strong locks, each lock being differ.
ent and distinct from The other two
and requiring one key peculiar to
itself in order to bo unlocked, and
the key to one Of said three locks
shall bo kept by thn county auditor
himself, the key to another Of said
three locks by the county treasurer
himself and tho key 10 the third of
sud three locks by tho clerk of the
Court of Comnon pIoos h;m.o1f 40
that no two of them shall keep q
similar key or similar keys to II o
same lock, and SO that all three Of
them must be present togother ut
the samo time and place in order to
lock or unlock the said iurv box. At
the same timo tbov shrll nlaca in a
special apartment il the >oil ;u,v
box (Which s,ociml mart rnaut shah
bs known ~, "phn ,al,+ lo>"Y tbo
names of uut r...4 ,i,or, enc hun,!red
nor more ,.nu rvnr hundred af such
persops Who's, a,,,ngr IN so;a
list n re: I!, wI,i.i,l five miles Of the
COnrt Iiouss., ftcu vhirh tales box
shall l.o draw. inro,y 70 ,nnrlv do
jicicnrps arising from any causo or
emerge ncv tlnyinr tie ,i.t;,r Of tho
Court. The names Of persons placed
ia said tales box shall hn also r!aced
in the said Jury box.
Soo,;,u + TLo, ,,,t ,o.o,,, &c..
nor mora ,hun tw,ri, d,.. ,,.r,.o
anv r.on,ar n.y. .,..inl ,or,n os a.
Court Of C,.,er,l Ness,oo. e.. t,o
present yeur the rcnutv cudi.,r III.
county treasurer and tho cIorr, of
the Court of Common Pleas Of ,ncs
Of the connties in this St,to .h,,l
draw from ihe said iurv box o;,htoo,
ballots containing ,he n,s f.
eighteen persons, who eh,, cons,i.
tuto tho grand Jury for the prt sont
year. If there shall bo drawn from
said Jury box ballot containing tho
name of any person not between the
ages of 81 and 05 years, or not of
good moral character, or who has
died, or who has removed from The
county or is otherwise DISQUALIFIED TO
serve as 4 Juror. such ba]lot shall ha
dostrovoa and s,,ob no,o a,u,,. e.
tho sa;d l;st and .rotho. ho,,ot d.,,u,
and an IN nnt;l e;ob+oo, oro ,co,.oa
Not Loco +hon 70, nov oxo t,o.
tvantv dovs beforo +ho f.et tos, oe
tho Conrt of conoro, sosa;o,o -.
ooob ,oor ofto a., . a.,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11

| ''oo 'bnll 'SSNS ul1 WIN vi Will Z
facus for snch petit jurors, r,quir-
lnS their attondnuco ON tho first day
Of the week for which they have cen
drawn, aud tho said writ of venire
facias shall be forthwith delivered to
tho sherilf of tho county: Provided,
that in case any torn Of Court is to
be held within less than twenty days
after the approval of this Act, such
petit jurors may, nevertheless, 20
drawn for such term Of Court.
Section 6 That the said drawing
shall be made openly and publicly in
the office Of the clork Of tho Court of
Ccmm,n Pleas, and the county aud
II :, the county treasurer and tho
clerk Of tho Court of Common Pleas
shall give ten days nolice of euch Of
said drawings by posting IN con-
spicious place On tho Court IIouso
door, or by advertisement in county
newspaper, n notice Of the place, day
and hour Of such drawing: Pro-
vided, that in cuse any term Of Court
Ia to be held within less than twenty
days after the approval Of this Act,
such jurors may, nevertheless, be
Irnwn yuitbpnf c,oh ynt ia,
Section I. That all Jurors shall
be selected 10y drawing ballots from
the said jury box, and, snbi"c! tn the
exceptions her"ubnforc rp.."''"t,
til" prIsons whoao names ar, uH ,hc
balIo'sso drn"n shall b" returned to
serve q" jnror*.
Src;ion 5 Jh'A lhN names Of
those who ar" l:twn "ui nrtu".'y
servo rs "r"rash"lt h" r'"'r'i il Nn
'nv"!"y", and 'h'il n"t he rlt' nnch
INTO Il sail j icy box until tl" first
revision Of tn" H!y list herein prD
viIed f'r af~'r 'hNy have bo"n -
dawn, to the tlA 'nnt no person shall
serve as juror more TIA" once in
one year. The Same rnlN shall be
oo"erve ns to drawing jurors from
'h" "tAh t"i"" box: Provided, that
n"'h'nA herein coutalnod hhaI! L."
construed to be IN conflict with thn
provisions OF the law as to solecliog
by lot from tho grand jury six
mcmbers thereof to serve for the en-
SUNG year.
oec!ion V' That nothing con
tanned IN this Act thall prevent the
clerk OF Court OF Common Pleas
from issuing venlre9 for additional
Jnrors IN term time upon the order of
tho Court, whenever 1t IS necessary
Tor tho convenient dispatch of its
BUSINESS IN which case venlres shall
be served aud returned, and jurors
required to attend on such 'ys as
the Court shall direct.
Section ~. That IN drawing jurors
from the said tales box the same rules
shall be observed rs in drawing from
SAID jury box, except that no notice
OF seoh drawing snail be necessary.
oectlon IL. lhatno more than thirty
Blk persons TO serve as petit jurors,
snail DC drawn ana summoned TO at
tend AT one ana tho same time at
any court, unless tho court shall 30
oroer'
Section liz Tho grand and petit
jurors dfa"n as hereinbefore pre-,
scfloeo' from the a"lo jury Do1' shall
10 summoned oy the sheri'f' as now
PfoVloed by law at vast four days
oio. Q 'no ''''o nA'" III 'io Veiiire
''''''e5 VI 'n'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11

Very few of the leading measures
have been considered by the senate.
Among those scheduled for next week
are: tho red'stricting bill, biennial
session bill, fertilizer plant bill, ap.
preparation bills, incorporation bill,
consolidation of Threo G road and
Asheville and Spartanburg and other
roads, fish bill, insurance commits
s'oner bill and oil inspector bills
Inc insurance commissioner bill has
passed. the house, but an unfavora-
bic report on it has been made by
the senate. An nnfavorable majority
report WAS made on tho oil inspector
bill. The same is truo of Senator
Livingston's bill providing for three
terms annually Of tho Supreme
Court and allowing each JUS
tice check. It will be seen by
this that thero is plenty of work yet
to be done, and the list above does
not include man; bill, Of lesser i'm.
portance.
Among the important! measures
that have been killed aro the child
labor bill and one to furnish pupils
Of the public schools t.. xt books at
cost.
Notwithstanding the very nattor
ing report made by the two experts
who examined tho affairs OF tho dis
pensa,y, the senate's judiciary com.
mite" has reported favolably on
Senator Stanland's bill to appoint a
Legislative ccmmitteo to investigate
the affairs oi the institution, with
power to call for papers and persons
to give testimony before it. The
house has y.t to act on this measure.
Contrary to all preccdents, the
senate has been regularly holding
night session", while the house, which
usually sets tho pace in that line,
has held but one or two night sos
slons. Next week the senate pro-
poses to meet at 10 o'clock every
morning and work hard to finish up
all business The house will do the
same thing.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11

TheIeglslature has now completed
-four weeks of the session, but there
remains yot q great many important
matters to DO disposed of. Adjourn
smenttcertainlv cannot be had under
forty days, unless business of great
is neglected. So it may
he safely assumed that adjournment
will not be had nntii Saturday night,
SFebruary II.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-11

Among the importau! measures
that have been killed aro the chilt
labor bill and one to furnish pupils
OF the public schools t'xt books a
cost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

viii Hoxie of Sidney, was in the
city, Thursday.
William Marble of Sidney, was in the
city, Thursday.
A. o. Trouant drove to Windsor and
back, Wednesday.
WILDER Grant of Kingman, was in
Augusta, Thursday.
Mr.. Packard of East Winthrop, was
in the city, yesterday.
Frank r. Bishop of Winthrop, was
in Augusta, yesterday.
Willis Cobb of Winthrop, was in the
Capital city, yesterday.
l.. Beede Jones of winthrop, was in
Augusta visitor, yesterday.
E. p. Binney, Esq, of Philadelphia, is
in the city on legal business.
V. P. Buck of Auburn, was in Au-
gusta on business, Thursday.
H. f. Bowditch was in Portland,
yesterday, on business trip.
Postmaster L. A. Bartlett of Bel
grade, was in the city, yesterday.
City Marshal Henry A. Wing of
Lewiston, was in this city, yesterday.
Virgil Scribner of Manchester, was a
business caller in Augusta, yesterday.
Horace Weeks of Coopers' Mills, was
in the city on a business call, yester-
day. =
Mrs. Mary NJ Bowrrof Sidney, was
business visitor. in Augusta, yester-
day.
D. N. Marthland of Rockland, was
among the city's business callers,
Thursday.
f. 4. Wyman and John f. Nelson of
Waterville, We're callers in the capital
city, Thursday.
Mrs. f. o. Thomas of Portland. is
spending a few days with her brother,
l.. NJ. Poor, of this city.
Hon. II. o. Stanley, Dixfield, fish ana
game commissioner. arrived in -Nhe
city. yesterday afternoon.
Mayor Titcomb is suffering from a
severe cold and has been confined to
the house for day or so.
Hon. d. N. Mortland. eX-mayor of
Rockland. and a prominent and we'll
known Maine lawyer, is in the city.
DR.. King of the Maine General Hos
pital staff was in this city on profess
sional business, Wednesday evening.
Thomas Adams. who has been visit
ing friends in this city for the past
few days, has returned to his home in
Oakland.
Miss Fanny Anthony. Winthrop
street, has leased her residence to
George Derbyshire. editor of Comfort.
for the winter. Miss Anthony will
have rooms at Mrs. Geo. F. Potter's,
1I3 State street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

The plan of building manuai Train
ing school in Augusta is being agi-
tated to some extent by persons inter-
ested in the growth and progress OF
the public schools. A we'll KNOWN
teacher of this city says in this con-
nectiou: The old-fashioned knitting
work of our grandmother's day mas
been taken from the shelf to which IL
was relegated generation or two ago.
busted off by the sewing teacher ana
introduced into the sewing classes OIL
the village district. In the hands OF
our school girls the needles click as
merrilv as in the good old days when
grandma knitted 'fox-and-geese mt
tens to keep grandpa's hands warm
thronpb the winter. We are told that
the girls think it is great fun TO knit
the bright colored yarns into nooos .ol
their dolls. Meantime the quesun
Is asked. What shall we do Tor the
hovs~ parents and educators nave
become convinced OF the Importance OF
nrovidinr some kind of manual tral.'
ing for boys. but just what Ausus.a
vii, 40 in the matter does not YET APP
naar But that she will soon 90 some
thing is certain. though consereau.e
and cautious her citizens oehe'
raan;ny abreast of the times"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

In the police court, yesterday MORN
ing, Charles Robertson and John Brown
of Portland. were arraigned on charges
of intOXication. The latter was re-
Leased on promise of his immediate re-
turn to Portland. The former testi-
fled that he had purchased a half pint
of alcohol in town for which infOr-
nation he was allowed mis- liberty.
Robertson YVES arrested. Wednesday
afternoon. in an intoxicated condition,
having stolen two cans of fruit at
Wadleigh's grocery store, saw at
Brooks hardware store and a shovel
elsewhere. He testified in court that
he had absolutely no remembrance of
these acts and, after being released, re-
turned the stolen goods to the owners
and duly apologzed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
CERTAIN RESULTS.
...,v an Augusta Citizen Knows How
m'' Sure They Are.

>,.,,;ns uncertain about the work of
Kidney Pills in Augusta. There
,,ectv OF positive proof of this in the
.,;,nony Of citizens. Such evidence
should convince the most skeptical
aortter. Read the following state
Mrs A. B. Sibley of 73 Bridge street.
says: The statement in our Au-
,ns,s papers about Doan's Kidney Pills
airing Mr.. Sibley in the spring of 1896
:. tidrev complaint was absolutely
true. We procured the remedy at C..
~ partridge's drug store and it gives
80 tho greatest pleasure two years
and a half after that statement was
first published to say, that the cure
then effected has been permanent. So
,bat others may benefit from this Won
derful medicine you are at liberty to
.ontinue the use of our names as en-
dorsers.'
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
oonts Foster Mlburn G., Buffalo, n
Y cole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

The Sir Knights of Trinity Com
mandery will go to Gardiner, this even
irg. on the invitation of the Maine
Commandery. No. /, to attend a special
conclave at Masonic Temple in that
city. the occasion being the official
visit and inspection of Maine Com
mandery by Eminent Ermon D. East
man of Portland, grand generalissimo
of the Grand Commandery of Maine.
Eminent Sir William G. Boothby,
eminent commander of Trinity Com
mandery. has arranged for special
electric ears tc leave Masonic Temple,
Augusta, at $50 o'clock sharp. The
electrics will return after the banquet
which will follow the work. All Sir
Knights are requested to appear in full
|Templar uniform.