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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29

|Cyqanka wszystko odgadnie;
Bog jei dai oko take. co d.
|leko widli pred ! "a SODA;
}dal rozum Powiadam
wan, gospodyni, ~djamenciku
moi, ze ia dziewczYna wsa asz
stokrotka milutka. W dosta-
tiki wielkie optynie. Bog Ii
tosciwy. W m'los'erdz;u SVEN
nieskonczony, opatrzy ia we
wszystko, cSego ME mia}a anil
praoabka, ami babka, ami
matka. Ma szyi u niej beda
sic Swieci}y cztery bicze ko-
|rali duzych, jak laskowe o
rzechyi ia pos}aniu gw'az~
deczki bella lezaly dwie pie
rzyny, jak u ksiezniczki; W tel
skrzyni nieporachowane szma-
ty, chusty slicznosc;. W hat
tach.. Ona, kr6lowa moja.
ME wyzeni byde}ka ma b}on'e,
DO s}uzki w domu o wscho-
die slchca jLz wstana, ona
wstanle z wyspanemi oczka-
mi, kwiatki rwac pojdzie do
ogrodu. Sliczncsci mole, o.
bray mimi umai, ona jedwa-
bny gorsecik wlozy, r6tyczka
moja, i W zw;erc,adle sic przel-
n.y..
CO wy m6wicie. bob:e~
to?...... Prawda re to? -
VIOLA Frankowa, "a glove sic
chwyta, DO Q malo co &c szcze~
Sea ME oszaleje.
Cyganka brzydzi sic
igarstwem, nikomu falszu ia.
diego ME przepowiada.. ..
Gosposiu, mole, Cyl
gance ME przerywalcie w1o-
zby, be daleko zaglada& tree
DO, zeby widzle6 szczescie
waszego dziecks 80. WI
dzicie categom szczeScia jesz~
cze ME wyczyta}s: ona klej~
nocik. chlopca rajnego "a
me2a dostanie, bedzie mial
sukmanke wys7ywana jed
wabne kutasy, pas ma
MIN tez wyszywany, wybjjany,
W dwieScle k6iek zabrzeczy, u
czerwone] czapeczk1 pawle
piorka sic trzesa, bucika
podkowka ognia skrzesxe 0
kamieh. Bedzie miat cztery
siwe koniki i wozik ma zela-
znych osiach. Powiezie on
zonusie, lil'ike s~oja, ma
odpust, - d,iadom gar$e
miedzi pod koSciolem rosy
p'a. ludzie In. si7 ma wszyst-
kie strony bed4 k|an;ali. Te-
raz on jeszcze chlopak maly.
ME p~rzymierzajacy iak ten
synus gaiowej. jezeli to ME
on sam, DO i Cd tego dziecka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29

|dadza ma zapowiedzi potem
sobie beda slubowali PREY OF
jtarzu Patrzcie, gospo-
Idyni. kr6lowo moja. y kaba.
lie oboje prey sobie stoja. !
|kabalarska palcem pokazy-
waia Frankowej. ale kobieta
przecie calk:em sic ma tenn ME
lrozumia}a i mozna jej bylo co.
niebadz pokaza6.
= Mat coreczki waszej, a
wasz ziet, ME bedzie 4ony
bija|, moi miljonie; palca nj
gdy -nigdy ME zakrzywi ma
swa kobiete, niechby kazdej
milosierny Pan Bog dial ia
kiego! Robota mu sic W re-
kach pail, a zapobiegliwy, a
razny, a c6rke wasza okru~
tnie kocha, a swiekre swoja
szanuje al milo 80. dro-
zach bywa i ma jartnarki
jezdzi, krocie mole, DO bedzie
mial CO sprzedawat. - DO
got6weczke ma = trzosie IA
kazde kupno.
20, moi Jezusieczku Ma
zare6ski, dajze i'm wszystko
jak najlepiej ma Swiecie! -
wykrzyknela Ffankowa i we
stchnienie jej sic przytem
wyrwa!o.
Miata cos bahia ma jezyku
chcia}a cyganki O COS jeszcze
zap}tac, jeno jej mic sz}o z
TEN pytaniem. oglada}a sic
ma dzieci, patrzyia ma ksrty.
Ale kabalark2 wrecz pod
chwycjla kobiet5. jake odga-
dla iej checi; dalej tax znc-
WI KtePie:
49, Wien ia. o co ci cho-
dzi. moi djamencie. wyscie
ciekawi. gosposiu, czy wan
Bog W Opstrznosci swojej !
ma wnukach poszczesci?....
- Toe prawda, o ranY
boskie! Jake wy wiecie?
Jakby cyganka ME
wiedzia|a. ktozby to dobrym
ludziom pow;edzia}. skarbie
MOP. A jake. perelko
moja, wnuki bedz'ecie wy
mieli; male take po slohcu
bedzie to biegale, W do
statku, " z3mozaosci sic WYE
chowa - ma pszenieznyeh
klu<kach. ma u(eku, M ia
glanei kaszy. stokrocie mole.
lyle, widzicie. gosposiu do
bra, Wy mozecie tego juz ME
dozYt....
Franko~a ma to zaraz SOL
bic ciezko westchneta, a po',
TEN zaraz m6wi:
A niech-ta / nie doly-
is! Lei mi przecie " grob'e
I>A~a> l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29

Tr1yn.j siy pray ,drov;n j
sile. rtv~ajac ssvsrv R!'rn ! i,e-
kowego. zapob'eea on c%hofol1-.
regulu)a organa etra~ne. m.bntsa
.pety,i aastraia cstY sYs;en
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29

dwie ma dwie koszuliny j e :
niej omal ME leca. Ami to
bledactwo wstaieczyny zadneJ
ME ma do warkoc1a. AMI pa
ciork6~ "a szyje Pie
kna jcdynac1ka, co jej nozy-
ny obuwia jcszcze ME widsia-
~ IA sobie!
- Toe wide, co ma poze-
gnanie, cheese mi. kobicto,
leb rozklekotae. Zawdy jeno
z ta dziewucha wyiezdza!...
A wiesz ". lem ia JUL do
brze robii TIA siebie, kiedym
sobie sprawl pierwsze buty
Ia wlasne .pieniadze? l ia tel
byler jedynak. Nasza die
wucha przecie ma zarobek ME
chodzi, do roboty je1 aie Pc
de-. w chalupie sic tyl~
ka delikaci i zaraz ]ej nam
buty sprawia6, takiej smarka-
tel! Korci Gle widze kilka pa
pierk6w; CO sic zebra{o z
krwawej piracy IA czarna CO.
dzine - be? C:hcialabys to
zaraz strwonie ma jake lachy.
- Wien Ct ia, wien. re
sic u ciebie nazywa trwonie,
kiei IA dziecko lozysz!.
Oh. ojciec ty jestes, ojciec!
Zebym nawet. "a trzecieso
chlopa wyszla, toby jeszeze
byl lepszy ola moiego die
cka Zobaczysz. Fra
mex, w%spomoisz mcje slowa,
- Bog nam kiedy w,tknie te
krzywde dziewczyoy!
~ Scierpiec ME moge te2o
gadania! - krzykn:e Franek.
- Dziewucha sic robit POI
Wilma naucz76, ME strojc!
Pr6zniaczysko, ma JUL skoh-
czon>ch lat dziesie9 l prawie
zza p:eca jeszeze NE wyjrzy!
Zeby tax byi chlopak, da}bym
ia jemu; ale skoro dziewucha,
chowaj-ze ia sobie! Tylko pa
metal, Kaska, re TAX sic wy
chowa ladaco. to ME ia krzyw
bede! Jedynaki pra~ie .awdy
ma psy schodza, a matki "a
Mich glownie W pickle gore~
- LIZ, bede CT pam;etala!
p ~ z --l-- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29
RrN94SR1934S4ssNS T.
|Mafgorzatka
PIBszgzoszKA MATUSINA.

Frankowa zebrzata karty ma
try kupki m6wi, re chce
kabaly ola swo]ej Ma}gor1a~
tiki.
Cygan;cha pod nios}a jedne
kupke, pokazuje spodnia kari
te i powiada:
49, Pierwsza karta 49, krzy.
zyki! Ale sic ME trap. moi
aniolku. BIO druga moze po
cieszyt.:.... Goo, akurat
druga $500 pieniadze! Trzecia
- podr6z was czeka!
A teraz dopraszam sic laski
waszej. gosposiu, brylanc'ku
moi, powiedzcie. czy chcecie
kabaly kr6t'zej. czy d'u
zszej?...... Bo ia dluzsza,
miljonie jedyny. jest daleSo,
daleko $liczaejsza, Cygaoka
must W niej wszystko wy
wrozyt, rozpowiedz &c kro~
GEEK po kroczku, )ak sic be-
die wiodlo waszej c6runi.
kwiaeeczkowi S(tczoemu, -
jak sic bedzie obraca}o ME-
szczescie ma szczeScie ......
a W takiej. kr6tszej kabale, to
jey cyganka nikomu ME radzi,
z grubsza sic tylko wr6zy.
widzisz, krocie mole!
Co sobie mscie zalowa6?
Mech wan postawi dluzsza
kaba}e! - rzeknie gajowa -
lepiej w,ecej zaplacil. a i vic
eel mieG pociechy.
go Stawiajcie te d}uzsza,
skoro i krma tax raj4. / mnie
sauna do dluzszej przeczucie
bardziej ciagnie.
Dopiero cyganka poprawi~
la ma sobie szmaty, poslini}a
palce ma jezyku. powiedziala
przedtem: - Szczesc Boze -
i pomalu zacze}a ukladat ma
stole karty rzedami - jedna
PREY drugicj. a pod nosem cos
pomurukiwala i glowa .po-
trzasala.
- Gosposiu. kwiatku moi
- powiada, - nadstawcie do
brze swoje uszy, be cyganka
caiy los c6rusi waszei wgloty!
Waszystko co dxi ecku Jest
'zaplsane. Ia mala GAS jakis
VAN niedom,agats; mic ME
szkodzi. srebro mole! l ma to
trza wan bye gotowa. ze
jeszc.e cd czasu do czasu po-
choruje. Lecz MECH jeno raz
te wszystxie chorobska sic
przewala, kr6lu niebieski. coz
tel to "a szczescie ola onej
dziewuchy sto,l... !
- Powiedzcie, gospodyn,.
slonce mole. czy sic to die
cka " czepku urodzil'...
TAX kocl,anle mole tak@l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29

.trzeba Frankowej wyznae:
lie i dobre r6wnie.
Tyla kabarlarka glow4 po-
trzasrela, lakby chcisla POI
wiedziet: = Niedobrze y
kartach stoi. = ME powiem
A ona umY4lnie tax maj
~strowala. 1eby kobiety bar
dzie) Jeszcze do tel kaba}y
rozc,ekawit; BIO jusci skoro
wszysrkiegc ME wypowiedzia.
la, to koniecznie chciaiY sic
wywiedziec
Postawila ma Mafgorzatke
do trzeclego razu prawie
eagle jedno wr6zysa. Ia ty~
la szczescia musia}a jei Fran
kowa przecie dobrze zaplacit,
o co onej cygance w kabale
calej i n%ajg'owaiej chodzilo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
How Deep to Plant Corn.

The following is the result of an
experiment with Indian corn That
which was planted at the depth of 1
inch, sprout appeared in days;
inch, sprout appeared in 81 days; II
inch, sprout appeared in 81 days; 9
inches, sprout appeared in 10 days
q inches, sprout appeared in 114
days; B inches, sprout appeared in
IL days; 81 inches, sprout appeared
in 13 days; 4 inches, sprout ap-
peared in 13! days.
The more shallow the seed was
covered with earth, the more rapidly
the spront made its appearance, and
the stronger afterward was the stalk.
The deeper the seed lay, the longer
it remained before it came to the
surface. -Four inches was too deep
for the maize, and also too deep for
smaller kernels.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
HoId.up in a Hotel.

Jacksonville, Fla, April 3.-One
of the most daring hold.ups ever
perpetrated in the South occurred at
A o'clock yes' orday morning in the
main hall of the ST. James Hotel, one
of the most fashionable tourist hotels
of the city AS has been customary,
the night cashier leaves about one
o'clock, and the money subsequently
taken in at the cafe is placed by the
watchman in one of the office draw
ers.
At 4 o'clock the head night bell
man reported that two white men
came to the front door, which was
locked, and, posing as guests, de-
manded admission. The watchman
was at the time making the call of
the early morning help.
Believing that the men, who were
fashionably dressed, were tourists
and guests of the hotel, the bell-man
opened the door. Once inside, ac-
cording to the beil-man's story, guns
were drawn and tho bell-man made
to throw up his hands in front of a
pistol. The other robber hurried
behind the counter, pried open the
door, and secured the money, 1858.
The two men then backed out, keep
ing the bcll-man covered until on
the outside, when they made dash
down the street.
Officers of the hotel were immc-
diatcly called, and in few minutes
all the city detectives were working
on the case.
You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy
cheeks. sparkling oyos if your iivor is slug
gish and your bowels clogged. DcWitts
Little Early Risors cleanse the whole sys-
tenn. They never gripc. j. w. Boil.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
800 REWARD 800.

The readers of this papc: will be
pleased to learn that there is at least ono
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is tho only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being q constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh is Curo taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucuous surfaces of tho system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving tho patient strength by build
up the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The propriotors have
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers, that thoy offer ono hundred dollars
for any case it fails to euro. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address, +. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are tho bcst.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
The United States Called "Uncle Sam"

1t was during the progress of this
war (1813) that our country was
first dubbed "Uncle SAM" and it
happened in this way: At Troy, N.
y, there was an Inspector of army
supplies, who was called by all the
young people in the place "Uncle
Sam" After he had inspected boxes
and bales of goods, to signify that
they belonged to the government,
he would mark them "U. S." A
friend, who was great joker, de-
clarcd, however, that he was only
marking them with his own initials.
So they began to term the bales and
boxes "Uncle Sans" goods. This
term soon reached the men in the
army, and they, too, began to speak
of the arrival of "Uncle Sans" bales
and boxes. In time the name was
transferred from tho individual to
the government.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

AeuINALDo swEARs ALLEGIANCE
To tho United States-He Answers the Per
picking Questions as to His Fate.

Washington, April 2.-Secretary
Root has just made public the fol-
lowing oablegram received at the
War Department at 8 O'Clock:
"Manila, April 2.-Adjutant Gene
raj, Washington: Since arrival at
Manila, Aguinaldo has been at Mala-
canan investigating conditions in
the Archipelago. He has relied
almost entirely upon the instructive
advice of Chief Justice Arellano.
AS result to-day he subscribed and
swore to the declaration on page IL
OF my annual report.
(Signed) "MaoArthur."
THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
l, Emilio Aguinaldo, hereby re-
nounce all allegiance to any and all
so-called revolutionary governments
in the Philippine islands and recog-
nize and accept the supreme au-
thority of the United States of
America therein. l do solemnly
swear that I will bear true faith and
allegiance to that government that
l will at all times conduct myself as
faithful and law-abiding citizen of
the said islands, and will not, either
directly or indirectly, hold cores
pondence with or give intelligence
to an enemy of the United States,
nor will l abet, harbor or protect
such enemy; that | impose upon
myself these voluntary obligations
without any mental reservations or
purpose of evasion. So help me
God"
-Four asterisks in the cablegram
mark passage withheld from pub
lication, about which the officials
will say nothing now.
TO BE KEPT A PRISONER.
Manila, April Notwithstanding
the taking of the oath by Aguinaldo
he will be kept a prisoner by Gen.
Macarthur. 1t is possible he may
be granted more liberty of action,
but he will not be afforded complete
freedom for the present. The action
of Aguinaldo in taking tho oath, it
is believed at the War Department,
will have far-reaching effect in the
pacification of the islands.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
SOUTH CAROLINA APRIL 10, 1901
DENOUNCED CARD PARTIES.
Georgia Judge Says Playing Euchre or Whist
for Prizes Is In Violation OF Law.

Dalton, Ga, April 3.-The spring
term of Superior Court was opened
at 10 o'clock Monday morning. In
the Judges charge to the grand jury
he very rigidly called their attention
to the progressive whist and euchre
parties playing for prizes, putting it
in the same category with gambling,
and telling them to look closely into
it and to prosecute anybody found
guilty. He also called their alton
ton to the law on parties dealing in
futures and instructed them to inves-
tigate thoroughly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
AN EXHIBIT FROM ILLINOIS.
A Bill Commencing Representation at the
Charleston Exposition.

Springfield, ILL.,, April 3.-The
House Committee on Appropriations
to-day reported bill making an
appropriation of $4,000 for an Illi-
nois exhibit at the South Carolina
Interstate and West Indian Expo
sition Mt Charlcnton. The bill pro-
vides that of the amount recon-
mended $4,000 shall be used for an
agricultural exhibit, $4,000 for horti-
cultural exhibit, $4,000 for the ex-
penses of the commissioners and
vice president and $4,000 for
buildings.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
A TEXAS WONDER,
IIalPs Great Discovery for Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis.
covcry cures all kidney and bladder trou-
blcs, removes gravel cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism and all irregularities of tho
kidneys and bladder in both mon and
women. Regulates bladder troubles in
children. II not sold by your druggist,
VIII DO sent by mail on receipt of $l.00.
Ono small bottle is two months treat
mcnt,. and will cure any case above men
toned. DR.. Il. W. Hall, solo manufac-
turcr, y. o. Box go, St. Louis, Mo.
Send for testimonials. Sold by all
druggists.
Mexico, Mo-, July g, la00.-This is to
certify that have used tho Texas Won
der, llalPs Great Discovery for kidney
and bladder troubles, and can fully rec
ommond it to all sufferers from these
complaints. j. X. Luckic.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
NEWS IN AND AROUND WESTMINSTER.
An Enjoyable Entertainment Given by the Lude
Coleman Circle--Local Brevities.

Westminster, April 2.-Mr. Lyn-
der Goforth and wife visited Mr.
West Saturday.
Profs. r. M. Locks, J. b. Vaughan
and Mr.. Thos. Compton conducted
song services at the Baptist church
since Wednesday evening. Large
crowds have attended the services.
Rev. J. E. McMannaway, who
preached Sunday in the Baptist
church, will perhaps continue SER
vices for few days.
Mrs. Burt Mitchell leaves to-day
for Anderson to visit her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Sullivan.
Mr.. Byrd Wylie, Of Richland, at
tended the song services here last
Sunday.
The Ludie Coleman Circle gave a
delightful entertainment on Monday
evening. The following programme
was admirably rendered:
Origin of All FOOLS Day-Mrs.
Burt Mitchell.
Recitation-Tbc Green Mountain
Justice, by Miss Sarah Anderson.
Instrumental solo, Travelling Mems
March, by Miss Louise Breazeale.
Dialogue-That Postal Card, by
Mary Mason, Vera Prince, Lille
Duflie and Lawyer Clark.
Song-Whispcring Hope, by Mrs.
G. f.. Anderson and Miss Mary Hull.
Instrumental solo, March Heroique,
by Miss Crews.
Recitation-ITow Ruby Played, by
Mrs. J. j. Arnold.
Instrumental solo, by Miss Mary
Carter.
Recitation-Mrs. Jones' City Shop
ping, by Miss Cora Duffie.
Solo-Answered, by Mrs. j. j..
Arnold.
Guitar solo, by Miss Ethel McGee.
Recitation-A Family Jar, by Miss
Emma Zimmerman.
Instrumental solo-V Variations of
Sweet By-and Bye, by Miss Sallie
Dickson.
Vocal duet-W What arc the Wild
Waves Saying? by Mrs. Arnold and
Miss Crews.
Recitation-The Marble Queen, by
Miss Maudc Stribling.
Dialogue-The Tell-tale Telegram,
by Miss Myra Mason and DR.. Mcrri-
wcther.
Western Empire March, by
Misses Nellie Norris and Hattie Zim-
norman.
'Possum Ridge Courtship - Mr..
Hugh Bibb.
Music by string band.
Mr.. Roland Coffee, of Clayton, Ga,
is in town this week.
Messrs. w. p. Anderson and j. S.
Carter, who have been suffering with
the mumps, are able to be out now
and attend to business. *x*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
zSKsXsGE3Ks1 RI 5Ii 7sXSy]}|SS
IL CURES WHERE All ELSE FAILS. Ed
ID Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use k.Y
EE In time. Sold by druggists. A
s 8S SISINESgylN NIiSaKS SS5 q IN
To the Memory Of Governor GoebeI.

Lexington, Ky, April 3.-In the
Farmers Bank at Frankfort the sum
of Sl1,470 is OH deposit. This rep
resents the contribution Of Kentucky
men and women for monument to
be erected to the memory of Cover
nor William Gocbcl. Of this sum
the women of the State contributed
$4,000. 1t is thought the monument
will be second only to the Clay mon
ument here.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
THE NINTH OF APRIL, 1905.
[From the London (Eng.) Spectator. ]

1t is a Nations doath-cry! 8
mo soucs that fought,
start shudder
England, may God forgive dcspise.
Yc shudder at that
that
Thou that adst might to aid
weak words OF comfort for tho weak
That land tho garden aggard appears!
Tears for the slain who died in
Tears, tears of bitter
The his
Onward oor gallant Ashbys
And Southern hopes living whom Polk
But he tho loader whose
< The noblcs bravest best Of ALL hath
unoathed by shot stco
Alas! that ho lived so long, and only lived-o ycld!
Along tho tlovedh to last
with saddened face and
Iheir own hard lot tho men forgot t
what thoughts in that dark hour
The manly checks with
as breaking from their shattered
II best youP Twas
Ah happy those whom death
Sunny South onl given van
The homes whose light graves stone:
Tho folded flag tho broken
Yet raise thy tho right
The folded flag stainless STILL the broken
No blot record
Nd
1lYI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
Fair Play Items.

Fair Play, April 1.-The farmers
are busy planting their crops.
Mr. Bob Bruce and Miss Mamie
jolly were in our town yesterday.
Misses Abalena and Alice Smith
were the guests of Miss Carrie Tomp-
kins last week.
Messrs. Julius Marett and Carlton
Leathers and Misses Abalena and
Johnnie Smith were visiting friends
at New Bethel Sunday.
Mr.. Steve Smith has his new house
completed. We would suggest that
he would do well now TO marry.
Mr.. Richard Grubbs and Miss Ada
King have gone to Dayton, Va, to
graduate in music.
Miss Florence Wilkinson is visit
ing Miss Daisy Wright.
Miss Eloise Duckett has returned
to her home, much to the regret of
her many friends here.
Miss Blanche Isbell and little sis.
ter spent several days recently with
their brother, Mr.. John Tompkins.
Rev. Will Carter and wife are now
at home. They expect to spend sew
eral weeks.
Prof. Barton is teaching large
school at this place. There are forty
five pupils enrolled.
The prayer meeting at the Baptist
church is arousing interest and is well
attended. Rosebud.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
77EIIE GOVERNMENT EX~
HI|BIT AIT GElA|RLEJ7T0N.
Efforts Being Made Have the Government Exhibit at the
Buffalo Exposition Taken to Charleston Also

Washington, April 4.-There is a
possibility that the Government will
be represented at the Charleston
Exposition, notwithstanding the
failure of Congress to pass the Till
man bill providing for an appropria-
ton of $25O,0O0. Senator McLau-
rim has hit upon practical scheme
Ito have the Government exhibit,
which is now being prepared for the
Buffalo Exposition, also displayed at
Charleston. Senator McLaurin has
been at work on this project for
some time past and to-day called at
the White House, accompanied by
Senator Hanna and Senator Pritch-
ard, of North Carolina, and pre-
sented the case to the President in
an attractive form. The position is
that although no special appropria-
tion for the Charleston Exposition
has been made for Government
exhibit, it may be feasible, under
existing circumstances, to secure by
Executive order, or otherwise, au-
thority TO have the Government
exhibits now being prepared by the
agricultural department. and the
interior department, for the Buffalo
enterprise, transferred to Charleston
at the conclusion Of that Exposition.
Senator McLaurin urged that the
Buffalo Exposition will have ended
before the Charleston Exposition
opens. Instead Of having the Gov
ernmcnt exhibits Immediately re-
turned to Washington they may be
shipped to Charleston and displayed
there while the latter Exposition
continues. The proposition appeared
to impress the President favorably,
and Senator McLaurin's statements
were reinforced by Senators Hanna
and Pritchard. At the conclusion
of the interview the President ex-
pressed a friendly disposition to-
wards the Charleston enterprise, and
stated that he would take pleasure
in having the subject thoroughly
Investigated, so that if it is possible
to find in the law, rules, regulations
or practice anything to justify or
permit transferring the exhibit to
Charleston it will be chcerfully done.
The President added that he would
take particular pains to bring the
matter to the attention of Sccre-
taries Wilson and Hitchcock at to-
morrow's Cabinet meeting, and ex-
pressed the hope that the way may
be opened to grant Senator McLau-
rims appeal 1t is well known that
Secretary Wilson earnestly desired
to have an imposing Governmental
exhibit at the Charleston Exposition,
and he cxertcd himself in behalf of
the Tillman bill while the subject
was under consideration in Congress.
If there is any way by which the
expense Of the transfer and the care
Of it while in Charleston can be
provided for under existing law it is
safe to assume that Secretary Will
son can be relied upon to lend his
valuable aid. Senator McLaurin is
conscious of having made the effort
at any rate, and it was to give addi-
tional force to his request that he
invited Senator'S Hanna and Pritch-
ard to accompany him to the White
House.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
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