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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Moro Than a Million BaIos.
[Ncws and Courior.

Columbia, November 8--Cummis-
sioner Watson states that, III his opinion,
South Cardinals cotton crop for this
year will reach 1, lDo, 600, ,balos and that tho
crop will be the largest in tho history Of
the State. In lettoi Mr.. Watson says:
Thu conditions of tho crop of November
1, 1903, WAS about 60 por cent, while 10
condition Of tho crop Of November |,
1904, making full allowance for tho prac-
tically total lose Of Il top crop, might
safely DO placed at about 70 por cont.
rhoro is no way OF gotting the exact
figures rs to tho yield OH November 1.
In this connection it Is noteworthy that
up to October Is, last year, only 37.6
pos cont of tho South Carolina crop had
beop ginned and on November IL only
08.4 por cont of the crop had boon ginned.
This yoar, however, up to October 1S,
G20,S57 bales had boon einnod. These
figures Indicate tho splendid harvest
season with which tho State was favored
this year, enabling practically all of tho
csop to DO gathered oarly and in primo
condition for ginning. Tho drought
same time enabled good deal Of what
has heretofore boon portion of tho
top crop to become a portion of the
regular crop. There is somo cotton still
in tho fields, which, if the pricos keep
up for the next fortnight, will DO har-
vested. All things considered, it is OK
tremely likely that tho yield Of tho 1904
crop in this State will be at loast 25 per
cont greater than that of last year LII
othor words, it looks worry much Mt this
time as If the 1904 crop mny reach 1 ,l00,-
600 balcs, and be tho largest crop i'll tho
history Of the State.
Throughout the South this yoar tho
average yiold per aero has been nino
points highor than tho average yield
por aero during tho doconnial period
botwoon 1904 aud 1903. 1t is worry
likely that tho South Carolina ave
rage yiold is l07 points better than tho
, comparison for tho entire South with tho
average. This would give us about 1888
! pounds of lint por acre as against 10
pounds, the lowest return per acrc since
1889. reported in 1908.
From careful survey of tho entiro
situation, howover, think that you will
| find tho figures givon you herewith ap-
proximately correct when tho returns
are all in. 1t is noteworthy in this con
ncction that Horny Neill, tho London
cotton man, whose opinion is regarded
vcry highly, on tho 24th of October
places this year's crop for the South at
II ,000, 900 minimum.
rhore is no cough medicine so popular
as Folcy's Honey and Tar. 1t contains
no opiatcs or poisols and never fails to
cure. Sold by j. w. Bell, Walhalla; W.
! j. I.unncy Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
interesting Letter IRON 0. M. Abbott.

Alexander. Piokons County, November
Auditors Keowee Courier: 1 will give
your roadors few itoms from Piokons
and Oooneo counties.
All quiot aud prosperous in Pickons.
DR.. Burt Moore, Of Pickons, charged
with tho murder Of Walker Mauldin,
was called and mol pressed. j. p. Cary
was DR.. Mooros attorney.
Crops arc turning out better than was
and husking is tho order of tho day.
The corn crop in tho uppor soction Of
Pickcns county is very fine Oh Kooweo,
Grow Crock, Eastatoo, Oolonoy. In
these fino valleys hundreds of bushels
of corn will bc mado this year.
l;obort Lynch, of Oolonoy, has pur-
Achased farm in Ooonee county from
kNoe Soaborn, noar Poplar Springs. Robert
4 Lynch il ono of Piokons oounty's lead
ing ctizonh and prominent farmer.
Pickens oounty's loss is Oconeo's gain.
The iron bridge oyor Koowoe ut
Birch's Ford has proved to DO of groat
Importance to tho people Of Oconee and
pickens and tho genoral travelling public.
A great number of wagons oroBs it daily
loadod with lumber, shingles, cotton aud
( produce, transporting samo to market.
The only pecan treo wo hayo soon in
andor's farm on Eastatoe. This troe was
l. planted about sixty years ago by Isaac
Anderson. 1t was presented to him by
Gov. Burt, of Nebraska. Tho tree has
grown to gigantic proportions and bears
fruit nearly ovory yoar OF tho finest
quality.
In passing from Now Pickons to Wal
L.,
of tho Pea Ridge and Wolf Stake com
munities that wo have soon in twenty
years. Only a fow years ago these Soc
tions wero wild woodland conntry-a
fine stock range and tho homo of the
wild cat, door and fox. Now great por.
tions Of those lands have boon cleared
and produce balo Of cotton to tho acre
ovor with fine dwellings, barns, orchards
and vineyards. III both PickenB aud
Oconco counties we find very thrifty
farmers In tho noar future this upper
section will bo tho garden spot of South
Carolina and Of tho South.
Whilo at Walhalla on business wo had
tho pleasure Of visiting our friend,
royalty entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Barnett. Mr.. Barnott has fine
farm in a high state of cultivation, pro
ducing balc Of cotton to tho aero. IIC
has tho Jersey and Red Devon cattle and
Berkshire hogs and hne colts. Mr.. Bar
nett is an up.to-date farmer and stock
raiser.
We saw some great improvements had
been made on tho Oakgrovo academy
About two hundred dollars have hooI
expended in the improvement. Fino
skill in tho workmanship was exhibited
by l..HH. v. Hobsor, tho contractor
comfortable school building should bt
looked after by the patrons of schools il
every ncighborhood in tho State. Schoo
buildings have boon too much neglected
all through tho South.
! am glad to noto tho fact that thu
people Of tho Piedmont bolt of Soutl
Carolina arc rapidly advancing 10 iptclli
gence and prosperity. Q. NJ. Abbott.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
How to Avoid Pneumonia.
GChioago Tribuno.] ].

A sudden and startling increase botl,
in this city aud Now York of doaths
from pneumonia, and tho appropriation
in tho latter city Of $4,000 for the study
of tho disease, draws attention to tho
approach Of tho season when pneumonia
Is most prevalent For ono week tho
number of deaths in Chicago from 'the
now captain of tho mon Of death" was so
por cont greater than for tho correspond
ing week year ago.
Pneumonia is tho despair of tho medi-
c:sl profession. While tho death rate
from many othor diseases has boon re-
duced, that of pneumonia has steadily
increased. While in 1860 pneumonia
claimed four out Of every 10000 Chica-
goans and consumption twenty-five. In
1900 twonty livos wero lost to pneumo-
MIA to overy lifteon to consumption.
Not only is there no specific for pneu-
monia, but many people arc to an oxtont
in tho inoipient stages of tho disease
without knowing it, This is duo to tho
fact that tho bactorium of pneum onia
exists so commonly in the saliva of tnany
hoalthy persons that it is considered
'almost normal inhabitant of tho
upper part of tho digestive tract"
During the six months Of this wintei'
moro than 2, 100 persons in this city will
become victims of pnenmonia.f Nobody
will DO Immune from the summons of
I tho doath captain. It will bo served
upon tho strong as woll as upon the
| weak.
| But thore are certain rules of living
which will reduce ono's liability to the
disease. From the bulletins Of tho health
department and from othor authorita-
two sources tho following rules may bo
set down for observance:
Do not overhoat tho house. Most peo-
plo habtually dwoll in apartments, tho
temperature Of which is from 3 to 10
degrees too high.
| Wear light underwear and heavy ever
coats rather than heavy underwear and
| light ovorooats.
| Avoid mingling with crowds when OK
tromcly tired or whom food has not bcen
taken for a longer interval than usual.
Avoid becoming chilled when over tired
Admit into all rooms where you live
and work plenty Of sunlight. and fresh
air.
Keep warm when indoors, cven if it Is
necessary to build fire in seasons whe1
it is unusual to do SO. Avoid indoc,
chill and dampness as much as possible
For this reason be careful to remove tho
chill before moving into apartments
freshly papcred or calcimncd.
| BE careful during variable weather
When there is continual cold or constant
warmth tho disease is little known.
! If you have All attack Of tho grip b,
unusually careful about your dict ant
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16

about exposing yourself to tho weathor.
Neglected colds develop into pneumonia
with startling rapidity.
Tako plenty Of oxoroise in tho sunlight
and frosh air. AS good nursing is prac-
ticaily tho only euro for pneumonia, so
good living is practically tho only pre-
yontive.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
. Marvellous Corn Crop.
paint.

Our corn crop Of this year, If masscd
together. would cover sixty acres Of
ground to tho depth of nearly sixteon
hundred feet-a veritablo mountain Of
corn over a third of milo high. If di-
vided equally among tho population Of
tho earth it would give each porson
nearly two bushels. Ono practical re-
suit of tho enormous corn crop ought to
| bo material reduction in tho price Of
beef for homo consumption, since it is
tho crop on which boot cattle are chiefly
fod. In many parts Of tho West tho har-
vest has been abundant, but III Okla
homa. especially, farmers this year are
boastful of their corn crop. Favorable
climatic conditions produced record
breaking yicld
In many instances tho ears and stalks
are of such unusual sizo as to bc vcrita-
bio curiosities. In n fold owned by
Walter Matthews, a farmer noar the
town of Mulhail, in Logan county, an H.
yoar-old boy, Weighing so pounds,
climbed q stalk to height Of four fcot,
without it bonding with him. The stalk
wa,, strongly rooted and about 10 foot
high. While tho growth in Oklahoma
WAS exceptional, no traveller through the
Wost this iall could fail to bo impressed
with tho vastness of tho corn area and
tho immensity of tho crop.-Lcslio's
| Weekly.
| q .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16

Tho officers and executive committee
Of tho National Farmers Union, which
body has 100000 members, held meet
President Peters, Of the Texas Cotton
Growers Association, ut which it was
agreed to recommded to the farmers that
thoy hold all unmarkotod cotton for not
less than II conts per pound. 1t is be-
leved the farmers will heed tho request.
1t is said they control over 100000 bales
Of unsOld cotton.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16

There is no cough medicine so popular
as Foloy's Honey and Tar. 1t contains
no opiatcs or poisons and never fails to
cure. Sold by j. w. Bell, Walhalla; W.
j. Lunncy, Seneca. t
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-04

--Uniwersytet katolicki Westinghouse
postanowif wydali6 wszystkich profesorow
ME bedacych katolikami, i jak sic zdaje,
zaniecha zupeinie wykladu wszelkich nauk
swieckich.
-Rzsd Stan6w Zjednoczonych zamierza
objac kontrole mad wszystkiemi stacyami
telegraph beg drutu ma oceanic Atlanty-
okim. Iamiar ten powzieto ma posiedzeniu
gabinetu. Staoyami zswiadywa6 bedzie
prawdopodobnie Department marynarki.
--Kardynal Satoll przybedzie do Wash
ingtonu W d. czerwoa. Ma on miedzy
innemi zbadat sprswe stowarzyszenia
knights of Columbus, najpotezniejszej
organizacyi katolickiej Stanach Zjedn,,
DO liczacej okolo 10000 czionk6w. Me
kt6rzy prafaci, zwiaszczs arcybiskup Ire-
land st. Paul, arcybiskup Farley New
Yorku kilku biskup6w, zarzucifo tel orga-
nizacyi, il jest ona tajna re miewa cele
szkodliwe dla Wioch dla Francyi.
--Mieszkajaca stale W Westinghouse pa
nj Phoebe Hearst, matka kongresmana
Hearst'a (znanego wydawcy dziennikow i
kandydata ma p1ezydenta), przyzna}a sic,
re jej interesa maJatkowe nieswietnie sto-
ja re wobec tego jest zmuszona zaprze-
stat wspomagac zaloAona przez siebie
szk6ike dla dziewczat, ma kt6ra cd lat die
sieciu dawaia po $l6, 900 rocznie, Jak wies6
niesie, pani Hearst lozyta rowniez pienia-
DE ma kampanie wyborcza swego syna.
Ma skutek staran kongresmana VIM.
r. Hearst'a komisya handlu miedzystano.
wego wznowiia sledztwo przeciw zmowie
kolei stanowiacych tzw. trust weglowy.
Sledztwo to- uwiezto pred paroma miesia-
oami, okazawszy sic bezsilnem wobeo tego,
re trust ME chcial pokaza6 komisyi swoch
ksiag buchalteryjnych kontrakt6w. lecz
sad najwyzszy niedawno orzekf, re trust
musi zadane dokumenty komisyi przedio-
zyt, sledztwo wieo powlokto sic dalej. Pre-
zydent kolei Philadelphia d Reading, zna-
ny czas6w wielkiego strajku p. Baer,
ksieg przedlozyI Kilku innych dyrekto-
row kolei ztozylo pred komisya zeznania.
z odpowiedzi tych pan6w wnosic MONA.
re trust weglowy istnieje rzeczywiscie, ale
re drwi on sobie komisy, wiedzao, re pra-
wo jest bezsiIne wobec potegi kapitalu
Ostateczne przestuchy odiozono do wrze-
snia.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-04
ZKAPIT0LU NAR0D0WEG0

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Proces Jamesa
N. Tyner Harrisona j. Barnett o oszu
silva pooztowe zakonczyf sic uznaniem
oskarzonych niewinnymi.
-Pomnik Fryderyka Wielkiego (dar
cesarza Wilhelma Stanom Zjednoozonym)
wciaz jeszcze jest przedmiotem rozpraw i
spor6w. Jak wiadomo, uchwalono ostatecz
ME pomnik ten odsfonic W pazdzierniku.
Lecz obecnie sfery rzadowe postanowiiy
odfozyc odsionienie pomnika jeszcze ma
miesiac, t. j. gdy juz wybory prezydenta
beda rzecza dokonana, obawiaja sic bo-
wien, re pred wyborami moga demokraci
wyzyskac sprawe pomnika ma niekorzyse
repubiikan6w
-Kampanie Hearst'a uwazaja W Wash
ingtonie kofach demokratycznych "a
przegrana Pan Hearst sam sic przy-
znaf, re ME widzi ola siebie szans otrzyma-
MIA nominacyi ma prezydenta, oswald
czyf, re agentom swoim wiecej pieniedzy
dawac ME bedzie. Wydaf on podobno do
tychczas ma kampanie poftora do dwoch
milion6w dolar6w-po to tylko, zeby sic
przekonac, ze nominaoyi nawet demokra-
tyoznej "a tax liczna cene kupic ME mo-
zna...
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-04
ECHA WOJNY.

-Londynskie dzienniki donosza, re
wojsku rosyjskiem wzmaga sic zastrasza-
jacy sposob masowa dezercya ma strone Ja-
ponczykow.
Car MikoIaj bawif Charkowie, skad
udaf sic do Pottawy. Tam tu dodawat du-
cha wojsku, udajacemu sic niechetnie ma
Daleki Wsch6d.
-Po klesce pod Kinczu Aleksiejew po-
dobno nakazat Kuropatkinowi, ably poszedf
ma odsiecz Port Arturowi. lie W tenn jest
prawdy, ME wiadomo.
'-Ostatnie telegramy donosza, re okret
wojenny "Oriet'' W porcie kronsztaokim
zostaf tax moono uszkodzony, il do siuzby
wiecej ME bedzie zdatny.
Gen. Miszczenko, kt6ry kilkoma set
kami kozak6w trapif ludnosc Korei, 70
staf otoczony przez wojska japonskie. Od-
dziafy jego zostafy cafkiem rozbite.
Z Toxic donosza. re szturm ma Port
Artura rozpocznie sic prawdopodobni Is
czerwca potrwa S dnii, Japonczyoy So pc.
wni, ze zdobeda to twierdze do 2L czerwca
-Okrety rosyjskie, ktore znajdowafy sig
W zatoce Ia lien wan podczas bitwy pod
CORA Nanszan, zostafy podobno zatopione
zniszczone przez Rosyan, aby sic ME sdo-
stafy rece Japonczykow.
-Dzienniki ogfaszaja, ze W Warszawie
cd czasu wybuchu wojny do tel pory po-
wieszono 600 osob "a chec wywofania po-
wstania polskiego. Wiadomosc ia wydaje
nam sic nieprawdziwa.
-Dnia % maja Japonozyoy Feng-
Wang -Cheng otoczyli 1000 kozakow, dy-
wizyi generaia Renenkampa, znaczna Geese
wycieli, a reszte zabrali do niewoli. Kle-
ske to potwierdza urzedowy rapport gen.
Kuropatkina.
-Miasto Dalny jest obecnie posiada-
niu Japonczykow. Okazafo sic, ze Rosya-
ME ME zniszczyli wszystkich budynk6w,
tylko gmaohy rzadowe, skfady amunioyi
wielka przystan, oraz kilka okret6w wei
sciu do portu, aby okrety ME mogfy wjez-
dzac
Gen. Stoessel, broniacy twierdzy Port
Artur, otrzymaf Petersburga nakaz, ably
sic bronit jaknajdiuzej, gdyz idzie to, ze-
by wygrac ma czasie i wzmocnic armie
Kuropatkina tyle, ably mogfa Japonczy-
kom wydac bitwe pod Liao- Yang'iem lub
Mukdenem.
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Nadesziy zn6w nowe posifki rosyjskie i
zn6w probowano Japonozykow spedzic z
gory-ale juz byio "a p6zno.
"Miny miny!' krzyoza oficerowie ro-
syjsoy-ale napr6zno!
Japonczycy szczesliwym trafem napotka-
Ii drut }aczacy miny przecieli go.
Reszta wojska rosyjskiego pierzchia z
okop6w W nieiadzie.
ia uciekajaoymi puscili sic Japonczycy
gonili ich oko1o Is mil.
Armia japonska zatrzymafa sic ma odle-
giosci 1O-l2 mil Cd gtownej twierdzy.
Port Artura.
Tu obeonie Japonczycy sypia wysokie
wzniesienia na mich ustawiaja swoje wiel-
kie armaty. Robota ia ma trwac diva tygo-
dnie, okofo Is czerwca ma sic rozpoczat
szturm ma giowna twierdze rosyjska
Japonskie sprawozdania urzedowe wy
kazuja, re przy zdobywsniu CORY Nanszan
stracili oni rannych zabitych okofo
$500 ludzi, W okopach rosyjskich znale-
ziono przeszfo 500 trup6w rosyjskich.
Japonczycy zabrsli tn Moskalom 80 ar.
mat wielki zapas broni, rzeczy. prochu
innych potrzeb wojennych
To zwyciestwo Japonczyk6w wywario W
oafym swiecie ogromne wrazenie obecnie
prasa oalego swiata wyraza swa opinie, ze
Rosya bedzie strasznie pobita.
Nawet Francuzi, kt6rzy So sprzymierzen
cami Rosyi, zaczynaja watpi6 W powodze.
ME oreza rosyjskiego staraja sic usilnie
to, ably nastaf pok6j jaknajpredzej, Fran
cuski ambassador Pekinie wyrazif sic, ze
byfoby najlepiej poprosic prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych Roosevelta posredni
czenie W zawarciu pokoju. Roosevelt zga
dza sic ma to-
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Co bedzie z Mandzurya!

Japonia wystosowaia formalne zapytanie
do Chin, ozy moga utrzyma6 swoja wfadze
W tenn terytoryum, kt6re Japonia odebrala
posiadania Rosyi. Pytanie to, zdaje sic,
ME bylo przewidywane przez mocarstSwa,
albowiem zaambarasowaio je strasznie. Me
tylko Rosya rabowafa terytoryum chinskie:
Rabunku takiego dopuszczafy sic dawniej
inne pahstwa: Anglia, Fancya i Niemcy.
Rabusie ci ME moga powiedziec, re Chin
skie terytoryum naIezy odda6 Chinom. Su-
mienia tych rabusiow takiego stopnia po-
prawy ME posiadaja,
Zaczna sic wiec 'wielkie" narady dyplo-
matyczne prawdopodobnie Chiny zostana
zp,uszone do wyrzeczenia sic swojego terry
toryum ma rzeoz Japonii, albo oddania &c
pod administracye zfozona z reprezentan-
tow wszystkich panstw.
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SPECYALNE OFERTY

kto przysle SOC. bedzie pokwitowany IA kmeyke-
Echo ma 3 miesiqce bez premii.
Kto przysie $1.00 bedzie pokwitowany "a Ameryke-
Echo ma miesiecy i W prezence dostanie ksia
EEK Ia Soc, kt0re moze sobie wybraG podfug
wfasnego upodobania naszego katalogu.
kto przysIe si.5o bedzie pokwitowany "a Ameryke'
Echo rol5 bez premi
Iio przysle $500 bedzie pokwitowany "a tygodnik
Ameryke. Echo ma rok i w prezence dostanie
ksiazek lub obraz6w "a $1.00. Ksiazki lub
obrazy moze wybra6 podfug wfasnego upodo-
bania naszego katalogu. Kto ybierze ksa-
Eek "a wiecej niz $100, nadwyzke dopfaca;
mp. kto wybierze Trylogie Sienkiewicza "a
$3.50, odciaga ma premium do ,gazety $1.0O,
dopfaca $1.5O, ii. razem przysyfa $3.50.
Kto przysIe $500 moze wybraG ksiqzek lub obra-
z6w naszego kataloguz $1,000. Kto wybie-
RE ksiazek "a wiecej niz $1,000, pfaci tylko
pofowe. Gazety do tego ME dajemy.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-06-04

I
"Ameryki Echa,' "a dopiata lub bez dopfaty
Razem gaZeta na rok
Don Kiszot p Manszv $500
Krzvzacv n Fl Sienkiewicza a tomy) $500
Margrabianxa Marva (3 tomy) $500
.Orniam i Mieczem "a tomy( $500
Pan Wofodyjowski q tomy) Soo SSoo
Taiemnica Dworu Carskiego q tomy) $500
Potop, p. Fl. Sienkiewicza (6 tom6w) $aoo $oo
Tysiac Nocy Jedna Q9 tom6w). $3Oo
Biblia Swieta, czyli Pismo Swete 1872
zvyyofv Swietvch Pahskich. . $3.50
aywot ZhayvcieIa Swiata $3.50
Rstorya Narodu Pol, p. X. Gorzyckiego S2Oo
Stownik ang. pol. pol.ang. $2.2o $2o
Marva Reoina "a tomy( $500
Trviogia Sienkiewicza W oprawie . $4.O0
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''Ameryka- Eeho'' istnieje
siedmnascie lat i ma VIE
eel prenumeratorow, niz
ktorekoEWiek ezfery gazety
poIskie w Ameryce Wycho-
dzace razem Wziete.

To dowodzi, re wykleca przesladowania mic
nam ME szkodza. To dowodzi, re straszenie ludu
przez oszustow juz sic ma mic ME zda. To dowodz,
ie lud chce, aby gazeta pisaia prawde.
Kto chce wiedziec, dlaczego nasze pismo Jest
yyklinane przesladowane MECH przeczyta kilka
aumer6w s'Ameryki- -Echa." Me wydawajcie Wy
,oku po wysfuchaniu tylko jednej strony.
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Kfo przysle lednego nowego prenumeraiora moze wy
braG ksiazek naszego katalogu "a 80 cent6w.
20 10 kaia1 1alr @1

Polecamy nastepujace ksazki ma premia d
Echa," "a dopfata lub bez dopfats
Rnznm u ,raZeta na rOE
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-''Siowo Polskie'' twierdzi, re gen.
Kuroki, ktory pobif Moskali mad rzeka
Jalu, jest pochodzenia Polakiem. Podo-
bno jego dziad nazywai sic Kurkowski i
wyemigrowai do Japonii po pierwszym roz-
biorze Polski. 'Siowo Polskie' utrzymu-
je, re gen. Kuroki m6wi dose dobrze pc
polsku.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-29
Money for North Dakota indians


Late advices from Washington re-
port that North Dakota Jared we'll in
the Indian appropriation bill. The
measure passed th esenate few days
ago, and late last week passed the
house. 1t carries $1,000 for the In
dams in the Turtle mountains of
North Dakota and 100000 for the In
lian school at Wahpeton.
The Indian school measure is a bill
introduced by Senator .McCumber and
has for its object the education of the
young Indians of the state in agri
cultural methods.
The appropriation for the Turtle
Mountain Indians is for the purpose
of carrying out the treaty with the
Indians Of that section. This treaty
was made several years ago by a com.
mission Of which Senator McCumbeI
was member.
All the members of the North Da-
kota delegation worked hard to Sc.
cure the passage of these two appro-
priations and are elated this after
noon over the success in getting the
bills through both branches Of con.
gross. f
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-29
Peculiar Accident at Fargo.

a peculiar accident happened to
the four7year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James McLain Of Fargo. On
Tenth street, near the residence Of
Alderman G. A. Eyerhart the side
walks were swimming in water and
two boards, had been washed away.
I The mother and child did not notice
the hole made by the missing plaAks,
and as they approached It the little
one stumbled and fell, her head pass
Ing under the: sidewalk and being
'compl etely submerged by the water
which filled the hole and covered the
sidewalk ~ the vicinity. She was
hastily rescued BY her mother, but not
suntilpthe child had lost nsciousnesss
and CARED IL = nearby house, whore
tlae M d; was revived after apply.
Ing IA dtall rssfo tivss administered
sto people sssdsd & from droxning. sSs