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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-18

brings it somewhere near the rate
to South America and other coun-
tries to which immigrants are
likely to 60. When steamship
war is on, the steerage rates may
drop to $40, or even less, as they
did in the summer of 1904, and as
they seem likely to do again.
Such a reduction Immediately
brings large influx of desperately
poor and generally undesirable
aliens. as was the case last year.
An increase head-tax meaps a
larger "immigration fund.-" and
that means more effective admin
istration of existing laws and
better care Of the immigrants. It
is objected to an increase head tax
that the honesty and character of
an immigrant do not depend upon
his ability to pay a certain sum
of money and that undesirable
persons, criminals for example,
might easily pay the tax. In
answer to this objection it need
only be pointed out that the higher
head-tax is not to be substituted
for the other restrictive clauses of
existing law; it is to be added to
them. Criminals are already ex-
cluded by law. They would be ex-
cluded--if detected even if they
could pay the larger head-tax. 1t
is not proposed as a revenue
measure. It is intended as a
means-the only means within ou1
reac1-of keeping the steerage
passage above the level of pauper
rates. The United States should
not be chosen by all immigrant,
as it now often is, because it is the
cheapest country to go to. 1t
should be selected because it is
the best, and the best is worth
paying for. A head-tax of $2E
was not desirable years ago. It
becomes more and more necessary
as the increasing facilities of land
and water transportation make il
easier and cheaper to come here
Furthermore, it is absurd to say
that the added head-tax would act
as a permanent and insuperable
barrier to many desirable aliens
for any hard working and ambit
ious man or woman who wanted
to come here could earn the extrs
money. It would doubtless detel
many Of the shiftless and incom
petent, and it would prevent sucl
shipments of paupers and crimi
nails as are now known to hav,
been made, with the connivance
if not at the direct expense of tn,
authorities abroad.
(To be Continued.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-18
MCCKSVILLE AND DAVlE COUNTY.
IAFew Short Items Of Events Occurring
Over the Line.

Mocksville Courier, April 18th.
Little Lucy Bryant, of Coolee-
NEE, a bright and popular second
grade pupil in school, died last
Thursday.
The commencement of Coolee-
NEE Graded School will take place
May the 10Th and Goth, This
commencement bids fair to be
the best one in the history of the
school.
Thos. A. Brunt, one of Far
mington's largest farmers, has
been adjudged insane and appli-
cation has been made to the
proper authorities to have him
placed in the Hospital at Nor
canton.
Rev. Vincent Walker, of Center,
celebrated his Goth birthday
Thursday, April 5th, with din
ner, words fail to describe and a
family reunion, there being only
four of his children absent. It
was all enjoyable occasion for
each and every one of the fifty
or more who were present. Rev.
Walker is, we believe, the only
man in the county having sons
living who fought under the Stars
and Bars.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-18
STATEsVILLE AND IREDELL COUNTY.
An Independent Telephone Company Organ
Lied and the Bell Opposed.
statesvi!le Landmark, April 18th.

statesvi!le Landmark, April 18th.
Mrs. Annie Upright, wife of Mr..
Samuel Upright, died at her home
in Amity section yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock,
A degree team from the local
ledge of Odd Fellows will 20 to
Taylorsville the latter part of the
week to esta blish a lodge of the
order there.
Work was commenced yesterday
afternoon on the brick founda-
tions which will support the can
non to be placed on either side of
the Confederate monument.
A crane measuring six feet long
from tip to tip was exhibited on
the street here Saturday and ex-
cited good deal Of curiosity.
The bird was killed on Fifth creek
by a negro, who shot merely to
frighten, but accidentally killed
it,.
Franklin M. Miller died Mon
day of this week at his home in
Shiloh township, after an illness
of three months. He was II
years, Z months and Z days old.
The directors Of the Statesville
Flour Mills have decided to in
crease the capacity of their mill
663 per cent. giving the mill a
capacity of 400 barrels daily. The
additional machinery has been
ordered an1 will be ready to be
placed by the middle Of May.
The Wallace-Hemphill Co.,
which established a wholesale
clothing house business in States
Vile six months ago, has met with
| fine success. The business has
grown to such an extent that more
space is necessary and for some
time the company has been SEEK
ing larger quarters.
The following resolution, offer
ed by Mr.. Eugene Morrison, was
unanimously adopted:
"The citizens of Statesville in
mass meeting assembled do
"Resolve, That we are unalter-
ably opposed to the Bell Tele-
phone Company owning the only
telephone system inStatesville and
Iredell county; that we are un-
alterably opposed to any COM
promise by which they may OBJ
tain control of the only system
bore, and that Messrs. II. P.
Grier and R. V. Brawley be and
are hereby authorized to apply
for franchise and charter, and
that an independent telephone
system be put in as soon as it is
possible to do SO.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-18
A Badly Burned Girl

or boy, man or woman, is qrickly
out Of pain if Bucklen's Arnica
Salve is applied promptly. 6. J.
Wolch. of Tekunsha, Mich j.. says:
Il use it in my family for cuts,
sores and all skin injuries, and
find it perfect. - Quickest Pile
cure known. Best healing salve
made. 25c at all drug stores.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-18
ALBEMARLE AND STANLY COUNTY,
A Rowan Man Burned Out, A Negro Acct
deniaIIy Shot.
Stanly Enterprise, April 21th.

u1Hiuby Onvts
stanly Enterprise. April 21th.
| p. Harper, of Salisbury, team
contractor, has returned to Whit
ney after several days absence in
st. Louis where he has been
to purchase stock. Mr.. Harper
brought back with him some excel
lent mules and number of Ken
lucky bred horses.
Mrs. Mamie Harper, mother of
J. P, Harper and Mrs. J. W.
Davis, after spending some time
at Whitney, has returned to her
home in Kentucky.
The house known as the Chas.
Palmer house near Ebenezer
church was burned last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Reinhart, of Rockwell,
was living there. Nearly every
thing was burned. Some of the
children leaped from windows
upstairs. The origin of the fire is
unknown. Another house will
be erected soon.
Brantley, the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reeves was
kicked by horse Saturday noon
just as he went to unhltch. He
was plowing near Ebenezer church.
The horse kicked him below the
heart and on the hand. He was
carried home and all was done that
was possible, but Sunday evening
about 10 O'Clock the last raw Of
hope ceased-the golden chord Of
life was kind, loving obedient
child. He will be greatly missed
in the home and among friends.
| Alex. Standback, COL, was &C.
cideatally shot at Whitney near
No. 8 shovel Saturday, April 9TH,
by one Mack McCrary, COL, who
who was firing his liver Johnson
pistol at Supt. Kenny. Stand
back, with several negroes, was
attempting to escape from the
voluminons firing of the two men
when he was overtaken by a pistol
ball fired by Mcrary, entering un-
derneath his right ear finding
lodgment somewhere near the left
ear. Standback was sent to the
Good Samaritan hospital at Char
lotte. McCrary took to the woods
after going tc Hall & Co.'s Store
and purchasing a number of car
tridges to refill his liver Johnson,
but was overtaken in less than
two hours time below Lowders'
Ferry two miles from here. He
was confined in the county Jail
pending the result of Standback's
wounds.
S. M. Kirk desires us to say
that the Falls on Easter Monday
will be arrayed in all of it's old
time glory, and that picnic
eclipsing all former records is
expected.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church Of New London
will give on Easter Moday night
an oyster and fish supper, for the
benefit of the parsonage. Our
correspondent requested this an
nouncement last week but belated
mails failed to place the notice
before us in time.
The Albemarle Gazette has
passed into state of innocuous
desuetude and new paper is ap-
pointed to phoenix like, spring
from its ashes. Editor S. A. Un.
derwood and the old regime, for
some cause, have been retire l and
q. B. Sanders, the quondam edi-
, tor, again assumes the tripod to
be the talisman of restor, tlon.
This is very good evidence that the
campaign is now on.
| A Badly Burned Girl
or boy, man or woman, is qrickly
t out Of pain if Bucklen's Arnlca
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-18
LEXINGTON ANO DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Work Has Begun on the Southhound.
Smithet Spain Dead.
Lexington Dispatch, April 11th.

|
Lexington Dispatch, April 1lth.
Messrs. L. B. Edwards and R.
Maxwell, of the A. & M. College,
Raleigh, have been employed as
civil engineers for the new electric
railway between Thomasville and
Greensboro. They have already
begun the survey and will con-
tinue it till completed.
Two sons of Ned Rachael, of
Balm, are dead with consumption.
One of the deceased was 80 years
of age and the other "a. Seven of
this family have died with the
same disease. The names of the
two who are the last to die are
Numa and Rome.
Next Tuesday evening, April
18th, at 8 o'clock, M. V, Richards,
of Washington, land and indus
trial agent for the Southern Rail-
way, will address the citizens of
Lexington on industrial subjects.
Mr.. Richards comes here by invi-
tation of the Lexington Board Of
Trade.
An unusual happening was a
fish sale at the depot Sunday
morning, when shad sold for a
shilling piece and croakers at five
cents each. There WAS consign-
ment of two boxes for Joe Ham
mer, but they arrived too late to
he handled Saturday night and
the express agent disposed Of
them.
Although in several of the sur
rounding counties politics has al
ready reached the boiling point so
far everything is quiet in David
son, and no arrangements have as
vt been made. The only politi-
cal news we have heard as regards
Candidates is that G.. Fostor Han
kins will be in the race for the
nomination for representative.
Mr.. Hankins. has served one term
in the house and has made good
record.
Monday force of hands began
work on the Southbound Rail
way and we are now promised that
the construction of the road will
be pushed with all possible speed.
The contract for the first section
of the road was awarded on Mon
day to Pruden and Bennett, con.
tractors, of Atlanta, who at once
placed a force on the line and
work began. AS fast as the right
of way can be secured the road
will be built towards Lexington.
Monday morning at 4:35 O'Clock
the first section of fast freight
No. 72, north bound, was wrecked
little more than a mile north of
town. Thirteen cars we're derail.
ed, eleven of which we're thrown
down 25 foot embankment and
wrecked, in some instances be-
yond repair. Two cars, although
off the rails, remained on the
track. The engine, with twelve
cars, remained on the rails, as did
the caboose and four cars, None
of the train ciew were injured.
Smithet Spain, an aged citizer
of Linwood, died at his home last
Wednesday and was buried al
Jersey church on Thursday, Mr.
Spain was native Of England
and came to this country 80 year.
ago. he first made his home IL
Richmond, Va, and then came tt
this county. He was in his 82nt
} year. One child child survive
him, Mrs. Matilda Smith, of LIN
wood, and Mrs. Spain IS also liv
ing. Mr.. Spain's death is due il
part to old age, but short tim'
ago he fell down the stairs at hi
home and this hastened the end
Mr.. Spain was man of consider
able wealth and leaves large es
tate .-[Mr. Spain lived in Sails
bury for time several years ag
and will be remembered by
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
zE sLAsKA.

O Zwiazek. zawo-
|dowy Hirsh-D u 10:
rozwija silna agitacya ce]em
pozyskania wiekszej liczby
czlonk6w, a do tego celu
|dazy klamstwami. Ma awych
wiecach powinien omawiac
sprawy robotnicze, a ME "a
czepiac polsko6ci czlonk6W,
a przedewszytkiem ME po-
winien napadac ma ZWiazek
wzajemnej pomocy, jak sic
to dzia1o ma ostatnim Wiecu
" Ba6gowie. Me pomijaja oni
zadnego srodka, aby zWiazek
bytomski zochydzic j poni-
rye, nawet fa1szami pracuja.
|Smia twierdzie, ze zWiazek
wzaiemnej pomocy mic ME
Wart. MONEY! musza slucha-
czy uWazac "a naiWnych lub
giupich, je5li smia praWic
k}amstwa ze G6rny Slask
ME jest krajem polskim, ze
Polska znajduje sic peoGza ggra-
nicami. Dziwiono sic, ze lud
m6gl byl Wysluchac takilcclhI
bredni spokojnie j ME zapro-
testowal energicznie przeciW-
10 falszom. Skutek oWych
klamstW jednak byl takim,
ze All jeden polak IA oWymm.
Wiecu do tego ZWiazku5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
RA WICZ, Odkad katolicy

hA WlCL, OuKau KatOllcy
~niemieccy zawarli sojusz 2
hakatystami, ida razem ma
polak6w. A rozpoczynaja cd
koscio}a. Parafia rawicka ma
p~rzewaznie polskas ludnosc
katolicka niemc6w ma1o,
a mimo to naboze6stwo z
kazaniem polskiem tylko co
|trzecia niedziele a spiew
polski jeszcze ich raj i
.wniesli do w}adzy koscielnej
10 wieksza liczbe kaza1 ME
mieckich, ma kt6re oni mniej
uczeszczaja a nasza owcza,
%bezmyslna ludnosc cierpliwie
slucha kaza1 niemieckich,
chociaz niejeden ma1o z mich
rozumie. Niemcy lnaczej po-
stepuja. Gdy sic NAL rozpoczaf
kazanie polskie, jeden "a
drugim. wynosi sic z koscio-
Ia. Szczeg6lniej ~niewiasty
polskie boja sic obrazic ksie-
-dza, gdy W czasie kazania
niemieckiego opuscic maja
koSci6f. Czy to ME >smjeszne
= czy my ola ksiedza, a ME
ola Boga idziemy do koscio.
Ia?
- e. . -h-sR-., E.t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
nistracyi do Prus zachlodl--
mich, ! pod Wzgledemn kos
|cielnym do W. KS. Poznaan-
skiego.
q POZNANSKIEGO.

KORNIK. Powazne ME
bezpiecze6stwo /, grozi zn no
WI ziemi pelskiei. Postal
Hose W K6rniku " samem
'miescie po}ozona Cd lat ME
pamietnych do rodziny Ro-
|binskich nalezaca przestz7]1Eoo
80 m6rg znakomitej dresowa.
nej ziemi 2 muroWanym do
mem mieszkalnym, ogrodem
(chleWy j stodo}y " dobrym
STANLEY ma bye 2 povodu
dziaf6w sprzedana ma pu-
.bllcznej licytacyi W sadie
sremskim 20 BIN. Q Il pred
pol. Spadkobierey pr7ez O.
gloszenia poszukiWali kupca
pOlaKa, ale OeZ sKuCKu. Dan
XII zas nasze tfomacza sic
tenn, re tax ma}ych posiad-
}o6ci ME kupuja. Kupc6w
niepolak6w jest kilku, ale
ma razie sic Wstrzy-
mule. - Czyzzdoprawdy ME
znajdzie sic n a b y " ca re-.
d a k, kt6ryby ten HAWAI-
rdzennie polkiej
gotowemi budynkami ochro-
nil pred oldaniem W rece
obce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
&A$A4
WIESCI q iOJCZYZNY
q ~
2 PRUS POLSKICyH.


~CHEKMINSKA E
IVA. Dnia "a I'm. umar} po
kilkuletniej niemocy, opa.
irony Sakramentami swie-
temi, Ks. licencyat Jan
Stencil, proboszcz ZukoWski.
Nieboszoczyk urod7il sic p
czerwca 1886 r. " R~aciazu
pod Tuchola. Studya gimnn11tai-
zyalne odhyf W Chojnicach,
a filozofjczne teologiczne cd
r. 1855 do 1860 ma akademii
" Mpnasterze., O~trzymaWszy
tam stopie1 licencyata teolo.
gil, wstapi} do praktyczne ego
kursu seminaryum duchow-
nego W Pelp1inie. Wyswieco.
ny ma kap}ana 9 grudnia
1860 r. - Nowy kosci6} sw.
Rozalii W Suszu zosta1 W
przesz}y wtorek, 5.go grud-.
MIA przez ks. oficya}a DIR.
Ludtke'go ~poswiecony Uro-
czysta konsekracya nastapl
W lecie. KS. proboszcz
Kosciemski z Bar16zna -zre-
zygnowaf % I'm. dobrowol-
ME ma swoje beneficYum. -
KS. proboszcz Scharmer
PREY sw. Miko}aju W Gdan-
sku, dziekan i kanonik bo-
norowy ks. proboszcz prey
kosciele Naj6w. Fanny Maryi
W Toruniu, dziekand DIR. Kun
der otrzymali % BIN. kano-
niczna instytucya ma kano-
nik6w kaptu}y W Pelplinie. =
Przesiedleni zostali ks. ad-
ministrator Doering z Lesna
jake taxi do Barfozna, a ks.
wikary Kalisz z Barlozna ja-
ko drugi wikary do Stare
gardu. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
q POD MOSKALA.

WARSZAWA. Jedno 2
pism niemieckich W dobrze
nam znanei daznosci. ciagle
plecie brednie 0 stanowczo
powzietym zamiarze naszych
|rodak6w W Kr6lestwie Pol
skiem g~wa}townego oderwa-
MIA sic cd pa1stwa rosyj-
skiego. Nieslychanie g}upim!
byliby polacy, gdyby Q tenn
marzyli, a r6wniez g}upimi
byliby rosyanie, gdyby dawa,
Ii Ware tym pruskim osczer-
stwom. Przeciwnie polacy
maja lyle z%drowego rozumu
re gdyby nastapi6 mog}o O.
derwanie sic Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego Cd Rosyi to ten
kraj sta}by sic W niezad}u-
GIN czasie }upem jak ja-
|strzab ma kuropatwe - czy-
hajacych nan f'rusak6w. To
|tez rodacy nasi W Kr6lest-
vie, pr6cz pochod6w okazu-
|jacychS radosc z nadac sic
majacej przez Rad rosyjski
konstytucyi AMI mySleli Q
przygotowaniach do rewolu-
cyl nar6d ca}y spokojnie W
przyszlosc spoglada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

OLSZTYN (Allenstein)
Spis ludnosci bedzie tax PREY:
sstswal do prawdy, zwiaszcza
W dzielnicach polskich, jak
,,,pie6c do nosa". z Olsztyna
pisa: w Pozortach Oswald
cyl rzadzca majatku gdy
polacy oswiadczali mu, re SO
polakami i zadza}, ably pod
kreslaf po ! n j $ G b, to on
podkreslaf m a s uris'c b,
re ma TAXI rozkaz Cd pana
landrata (??) ably tax pod
kreslal, gdyz polacy mies1ka
Ia w Polsce, a tn mieszkala
tylko ,Masuren". I COZ tn
movie ma taxa logike? We
dug przekonania tego same
90 pana rzadey niemc6w ME
ma nigdzie wiecej niz tylko
u Niemczech Pan rzadca pc.
winiien sic byl " glove puk
mac, zanim tax ,,madre" slo-
wa wyglosil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Hl=irsch D[un,keroWskkiego sic
ME zzapisa1.

CiekaWy q
,przyi.azdnli'nr Ky
zydom. Zwiazek referenda-
Iryuszy sadoWych|.cl,lhlrzeS''ceiiahf
skich ma swych posiedizz'ea--
mach zWyN spieWaf pio!ssen1-
ke " sWysokim sto,ppniul ~
dow obrazaiaca. zydoWscy
sedzioWie, adwokaci=i refen,
:daryusze 2 tego powodu pc.
dali protest zazalenie do
.prezydenta sadu nadzlemiah
skiego, DR.. Bierhausa. Tenze
.odesla1 te sprawe do ministra
sprawiedliwo5ci dr.. Beselera.
Minister wzial te aprawe W
.reke j zazadaf blizszYch Wy
ja5nie6. Zydzi U prusak6w
ME maja najmniejszei sym.
patyi, a mimo to dopomaga
ia i'm " gnebieniu polakow!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Farma ma sprzedaz.

4 mile-od Grand Rapids, Wis
a 8 mile cd Rudolph, Wis. 10
ARROW najlepszej ziemi 2 bud1yynk,aa1mn
iinventarzem i 2 Wszystkiemi Pc,
rzadkam1 farmerskiemi, nam Wols
zarazs sprzedaG Wszystko, razem lut
ma dwie cze6ci, albo tez pc q
kr6W. Zglosi6 sic pod adreseAa.
Frank \ rzewina
3. ?. No 2:
Grand Rapids, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
Zepsulo jej pieknosc.
Grand Rapids, Wis

Harriet Howard, 200 w.
34th Str. New York naraz miala
swa piieknos6 zeszpecona 2 powodu
|kiopot6W ska6rnyeh Otto co pisze:
MiaIam s6lny reumatyzm albo Wy.
sypke pr7ez lata, lecz niczem ME
moglam Mygoi6, q uzylam Buck1es.
ma mas6 Arnikowa Predkie j pew
ne leezeniie ma sklsa1eczenia, sparzeniia
i wyrzuty, go Y apiece az. J.Ko1
Walewskieggo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
WABRZEzNO. w ubiegly

WABRzEzNO. W ubieg}y
piatek pope]nil samob6jstwo
posiedziciel p. Pick z No
wejwsi. Cierpial on cd d}uz-
szego czasu ma nieuleczalna
chorobe sercowa i to spowo-
dowa}o go do targniecia sic
ma swoje wlasne zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
CO. M0WIA FARMERZY
polskiej Bolonii Colby, BdpSdS! !!

,,Mieszka{em II lat ma farmach okolo Brownsville W Todd County
Minnesota, tam mi sic podobafo tax dfugo dop6ki ME zobaczyfem
innych okoic. Gdy pojechalem do Thomas County, Kansas, pomysla>
lem sobie zaras, widzs e 50 jeszo5e lepsze kontry nz Minnesota, k~
dzi ]ub zasieje. Market, czyli zbyt, many dobry ma wszystkeo co
farmer uchowa, sprzedajemy wszystko "a got6wke, ME n wymiane'
ia przywi6z4em 2 Minnesoty % satuk bydla $ kon, a przez ca}s zime
spotrzebowa}em tylko 5 fur siana, DO byd}o sic pas}o ma trawie cafe Il
me. w Minnesota spotrzebowalem SO fur siana, przytem Stony 90
zmowania mego byd{a. Deszczu many dosy6, i zboze jest piek1ne; Je-
stem bardzo zadowolony. Zyczy}bym rodakom zeby: tutaj przybyh, 90
sobie polepsza. Tutaj jest }atwiej obrobi6 lee ARROW, nz 40 ARROW "
wiskonsinsskich lnb m1innesockich borach. J6zef Bieniek.
mas. Ccny grunt6w cd 8 dol. "a akier wyzej ma d}ugie wypaty: -
Wolna podr6z ola kupujacych. Pc polskie opsy, mapy it'd. piszole q Q
Waszegorodaka
G.I. HZoREAbP Pres. and Mgr. Polonia Colonization Go:
COLBY, Thomas Go. kAkSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
~KROLEWIEC. w nocv ns

pun,eu1'aieK lhK1uiO kllku
w}6czeg6w sfuzqcego nacze1-
nego prezydenta Hoepfnera.
W}6czesi zaczepili go ma u
LEY a gdv Hoepfner pocza}
sic i'm kijem odpedzac, IRA
nil go jeden z mich tax SLIME
nozem W piers, re Hoepfner
przestaf zy6 ma m%iejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
w PABIANICACH W e,

w "PABIANICACH " gu
bernii piotrkowskiej napadli
ma procesye kos
cielna, %pozwolona przez VIA
DE, W kt6rej brafo udzia}
10, 900 uczestnik6w z bande-
rya 200 chfop6w W strojach
polskich. Dragoni bez mai
mniejszego powodu przypus-
Gill szarze, zabili szablami
kilkanascie os6b, a 40 ranili
ciezko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11
K0DZ. Komitet robotni

KODZ. Komitet robotni-
czy PRAGUE mad rozpoczeciem
strajku dniu 27.go bm., jak
r6wniez ukfadanym jest
zbrojonym op6r W zaglebiu
Dabrowy G6rniczej. Kraza
pogloski, re 10000 uzbrojo-
:nych robotnik6W jest przy,
gotowanych dowalki 2 VOL
skiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-11

TORUN. Prezente rzadoWa
"a probostWo " Podg6rzu.
Sotrzymal obecny administra-
ztor *. DomachoWski. Podg6rz
nalezy pod Wzgledem admi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13

po,ted that s1o,ooo remains to be se- cur ed to meet the railroad proposition
 E. L. Montgomery, a travelling rep resentative of New York magazine. and Miss Florence Richey a popular young woman of Dallas. met Wednes- day and were married on Thursday at the home of the brides mother. The copule had never met before. Mont gomery is a veteran of the war with Spain, as we'll as the Philippine war. and is a cripple from six wounds re- ceived in battle. He claims that he was a private in the Roosevelt Rough Riders.
 Mrs. W. G. McKelvey died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sam uel Wilson, at Green Grove. Mrs, Me- Kelvey was the widow of Dr. w. c. Mc- kelvey. q we'll known physician of this county. Five children survive her.
 Mrs. Kate Garth Dubose. wife of Rev. R. Nj, DuBcse, pastor of the Presby- terian Church at Gallatin. Tenn. died yesterday in Louisville. and the body was brought here to-day for burial. Mrs. DuBose was the mother of Mrs. R. Earle Smith, of Huntsville. and for merly resided here while her husband was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Dubose lived for many years in Courtland, Ala. Besides Mrs. Smith, her surviving children are R. NJ Dubose Jr., and Nils Margaret and Kate DuBose. .r