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NORTH RESPONSIBLE.

Senator Tillman then told his
audience OF the attacks on white
women by Negroes in the South and
declared that the people of the
North were in a great measure re-
sponsible for this state of affairs.
In conclusion Senator Tillman
said:
Nov. as a general illustration of
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CONTINUED ZION FIRsT PAGE-

hurt vet" With emphasis on the
hurt III youll wait a minute
III say something that will touch
the raw. / haven't started on this
race question yet. I'm going TO
start right now"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-08

VIRGINIA-In the Circuit Court of the
County Of Goochland.
Winnie Franklin,
VS.
William Franklin.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suits to obtain an
absolute divorce from the defendant by
the plaintiff on the grounds of deseriion
and abandonment. And an affidavit
having been made and filed that the de-
PENDANT is not resident OF the State of
Virginia. il is hereby ordered that he do
appear here within fifteen days (Is) after
due publication Of this notice to protect
his interest in this suit
A copy Teste;
MOSES T. MONTFIRO, Clerk
z. NJ. Roscher. pq.
To William Franklin:
Take notice that l shall. on the Goth
day OF December, 1906 at the Office of
=. NJ Roscher, III2 Main ST., Rich
mond. Va, between the hours of O A. M
and S p NJ. on that day take the demo-
sitions of Mary Smith, and others. to be
read IN evidence in my behalf in a GER
tain suit depending IN the Circuit Court
of the County Of Goochland, Va, where
in you are the defendant and / am the
plaintiff. and if, from any cause, the
taking of the said DISPOSITIONS be not
commenced on that day. the taking of
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from day TO day, or. if commenced, be
not concluded on that day. the taking of
the same will be adjourned and continu-
ed from day to day, or from time TO time
at the same place and between the same
hours. until the same shall be completed.
Respectfully yours,
WINNIE FRANKLIN,
By Counsel.
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Christmas and New Years HoIidar
Excursions via Southern Rail
way.
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A SCHOOL FOR THE RACE. Y
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to the PLANET
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

WITH labor conditions like they are
the more plows a man rims the quicker
will he be "busted"
Mr.. Farmer, where you furnish mules
land guano, grub, extra labor, money for
the preacher, the societies, and murder
shops, (whi,key placesl and put up your
property as security, what does the dark
ey put up against it--uothing a, all, you
are loaning him the money to gamble
with you as to whether he chooses 10
make a crop. The odds are all ON one
Size. Sooner or later it will hit you.
Rent to no one who OFT owr a mule
and corn TO feed him, make 1t so that if
would give no right to prosecute tor cor
tract jumping, il more than one months
wages are advanced at time and we will
be far oil the road towards solving the
problem. At present status farm is the
poorest investment We could have.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12
Owners.

The Official map Of Lee county gives
the acreage Of Lee County 2o4,e63 acres
of thi, ii AK books this year credit non
resident land owners with over $4,000
acres, Nov we have no fight to make on
the many excellent people who own land
in Ire.
We ONLY say that as long as this much
of Lees owned b. others, Lee will not
and an not prosper. These ii.tle rises
in tax vsue, ute NOT PROSPERITY,
they i'll many instances are the opposite,
They are the mules and wagons and plo%
tolls and such that the citizens Of Lee
have furnished, perhaps to lose on lands
that hey rent from non-residents. The
non.residents get their rent, the citizen
loses his supplies. The county is drained
and exhausted. The money for rent goes
to make Macon, Dawson, Albany, and
Americus, while the task of furnishing
oes to impoversh Lee.
We have come to the parting OF the
ways. Something must be done or Lee Is
ruined To rent out land no furnishing
is a snap. Farmars must be lessened 10
lessen expenses, if furnishing necessary.
Risk on supplies must be lessend to lessen
losses. More must he made to the acre,
lis too costly now Labor must share
/ the losses which it makes greater now.
NO LANDS TO RENTERS WHO
HAVEN'T CORN AND MULES WILL
60 A LONG WAYS TO SOLVE IT.
Like things are going now, think over it.
You had better gamble than to try to
arr, no more isk. Lands are poor in
yes nents At any price, and not worth
having without change, Labor IS the
master now. Capital is the slave.
Lee county don't make anything what
ever. She Asses just enough cotton to
keep her people always poor, Just enough
corn and meat 10 keep them trying TO run
too many plows, and having TO buy before
| the season is half done to make the cot
ton. She makes on 20 acres what with a
thorough system Of cultivation aud all the
manure en- it. she might gather off oil 10
acres.
She has no fences, and her cattl6 can't
gel the hundreds Of acres that grow up IN
grass, She has no pasIwe, to speak OF, and
she can raise no stock. She has only her
cotton as money crop and labor is max
Continued Oh next p1se,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

CHEApER methods than paying IS per
cent out before, dollar g IS on the rold
should be found. A lawyer collects for
ten per cent, and can't prosecute. A
real estate agent sells for FIVE per cent,
and can't prosecute. A renting agent
renfs for ten per cent, and can't prosecute.
1t costs IS per cent on each dollar of
communication tax and if it is not y id the
defaulter goes + the chain gang.
Such good tools TO grabble with ought
to make the Communication tax "laleI" hill
cheaper to dig, Selah.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

COUNTY repositories should BE- provli-
ell for, anil made to pay for the privilege,
BY this means, we would save some ex.
Telse.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

AUDITORS should be provided Tor, aud
each county shonId once yea have a
thorough Shocking up BY this means
we would save many cases of misuse of
funds where the tax methods now adopt
ed are allowed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

A few thousand acres uodcr fence and
bermuda grass in Lee, with few thousand
more cattle will help to solve the labor
problem. Hog and Hominy" Beef az
Bermuda.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

FIFTY hard earned dollars went into the
treasury Of Leesburg Monday, Would
there have been a cent Of this except fer
the murder mill. Wh1 suffered, the peo-
pie.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

WHY do they close up all the bars in a
city wheE a riot Is on. Because whiSkey
81 ,kes men crazy Does it make them
crazy at ether times. oh yes But the
town fines then, and their children need
el0thes.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

ANY county that Is under the control of
'sThe men who control, is under bad con-
troll" Each man should tote his opinions
in his own vest pocket, and then bosses
wal see how vesy weak ring can be.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

THE last fix farm We know Of, and about
the only one we know OF bearing, Melted
taoo, 90 an acre this year Beats cotton.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

VIZ will vote for no man in future who
does not have some backbone 10 announ-
&C a platform. It's issues, not men,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

No town can prosper where no land is
parchasable, Leesburg building sites are
~ high as Atlanta,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20
BAILEY Is CONFIDENT.
Texas senator Says tIc Opposition
Can Muster Only Nine Votes.
Especial 10 News and Observer.D

Especial 10 News and Observer
Washington. Nov. 15.-Scntor JOS
eph w. Bailey, of Texas. has arrived
in Washington from Crystal Springs,
Miss, where for some time past he
has been at the bedside of his aged
mother, who is quite i'll. He came
here expecting to begin preparations
for his work during the short session
of Congress, but adViceS from NiSSis-
Sippi received shortly after his arrival
indicated that the condition OF his
mother Is less favorable than when he
left her. and he arranged to leave for
Crystal Springs tonight. Mir. BaiIey's
father died Last spring.
Senator Bailey is not disturbed by
the fght which has been made on him
in Texas The Legislature which is to
elect a Senator viii meet early in
January, and Mr.. Bailey says the OPP
position Will not he able to command
more than nine votes out of a total Of
The only effect of the campaign
against me in Texas he said. was
to strengthen ne there"
Recently statements were published
that the seven leading daily papers Of
the state were opposed to the rc-clcc-
ton of Mr.. Bailey. AS a matter of
fact, all the leading papers were for
him. The opposition to him. so far
as the press was concerned. came
principally from three AFTERNOON pa
p"rs. al Of which are enlisted under
the banner of William r. Hearst.
whose animoSity to SentOr Bailey is
well known. Two Of these papers. in
~cidcntal!N, are owned and edited by
Republicans.
Mr.. Bailey did not discuss for pub
LEGATION any of the possibilities Of
the coming session of Congress- Al
though Sentor Blackburn. of Ken
lucky, Will remain the nominal floor
leader Of the Senate Minority, by viz
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20
JEFFERSON DAVIS STATUE.
Bronze Figure Inspected aud Approve
by Il Party of t~ir@iuianS.
Especial to News ana Obser

Especial to News n Ohserver.)
Providence, Il. j., NOV. l5.-Thc re.
Gently completed statue Of Jefferson
Davis, president of tae C~onfcderat.
4 party Of N~irginians yesterday. at the
works of the Gorham manufacturing
Company.
The party arrived from Boston dur
ing the morning and included in the
number We're Judge George L. Chris
tian and Mrs. Christian. Judge ID. {
Richardson, Edgar -. Taylor. Fdwar5
Y. Valentine, the sculptor. Mrs. Val
ehiine. their daughter, and Mrs. I'd
gar Ingle.
Judge Christian, Judge Richardson
and Mr., TAYLOR represent the Jeffer-
son Davis Monument Association o.
Richmond.
Superintendent L.avton. Of the Cor
lam tompanN. met the visitors at Jhf
railway station. whence they We're Ia
ken in automobiles 10 the works ir
EImWood, q few miles out of the city
Aft"r looking oVe1 the statue til,
~Southerners were shown about tn.
factory, which is the most EXTENSIVE,
OF its kind in the world. Tine rest o
the daN was spent in Sightseeing
ABOUT n city. tho party leaving for
New York in the evening.
In New York they VIII xamin {
nj Of designs for Cpat-of-arm:
tablets. which are 10 be placed or
another monument cor To be erecter
in Virginia.
The Davis statue is a fine specimen
81 the work of the German COMPANY
II stands about eight feet in helsh.
ana Wel%ls 800 rounds. II is cast il
ol9nZe three-si&teentbs Of an inch IL
tnlckness. 1T Is entirely completed N
WI soon be shipped TO the Southern
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20
BATTLEFOR SOBRIETYFOUGHT AND WON
BY REV Il II WHr>KEE

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e.. 49, r,sa H,ra. - rr.' ~,
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on ''1
5'4l .'Ll'i7 't'+r "H3 ! i'@'' ti'iH -
'@=t "titt"d 10 S'AI S'A " pres
1 send You ,@h cents Iaf Z'Af -.f's
."ii"- anu MOI. HnI ..' go :,
Nhen l'" nav" your heAi weaving /
#hi 10, crown. ana H'tf" can aitt
E'a a better l'ts.Ll.
"ALHLftI W. PERRY
Nov. that ls IA sincere letter. and
NO are just as thankful 30 little Albert
a- if me bad sent tom times the amount
he ala. Ma he grow up t. b. a
GOOD man and ma,rv 70 good girl. and
live to have q silver Wedding of his
own.
if-c :. bo.,e that have tha a4r
Of tho children ChiIdhood is mighty
GOOD in which to sow. must think
the savior meant chiIdhoo when ina
he n.rabfn of I'M. S,urr he aid
some FAN ON good ground. for every
t,d,- kra,,l tLat = cbfIdfs heart is
= IL. .,,t ,-,.urd
'" =, 49, b 80 .I.-tnhcs a,., l-aar
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A. 49,, ~ ~, In H.. a,t tn rr-
. ,gr, bn, ,rha+ thay bgar canpor hone
- instrnrt The wise make richer the
rich nor make a0z- srraater the great.
ma ar9usa them nerhaps But
To- havc hone that may bless the
,-.,,tb in many way
Tho aIn,anare d,n-t got all tho Jokes
ro,. thern,l e0metbinn new coming To
he s~urfa-c every day. that has a
prin in if. witnessed = scene a few
DAVIS before the election. that amused
mo and as thought. con-
aimed = moral. An old Dem
orrat SAT ON the sidewalk leaning
THREE
hack AGAINST q store. smoking his
nine come over here" 7 heard him
sav To = man ON the other side of tn
street.
gentleman came and sat ON an
,tba, chair asking as ne sat down.
~What do Won Want with me-
"Ob nothing ~ all. only to see how
Won looked" The gentleman replicd
.Somebodv said YOU had an idea Of
VOTING the whiskcv ticket but an
statistical il ISM ca. Won don't 100;
,oad ybaneva, . man akeG~un hi,
MIND ~ 10 so-n,atbfna Ne oIImbt MOI do
boz eIIrc re- oct in = bad brn1or
The incident closed nIaasantIv an,
evraot mo man voted right r. !.
true as the gentleman said. when W.
decide TO do WRONG orr countenancq
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20
Death Rate in Tie Army.

The death rate in the British armv
during 1908 was greater than in any
other army Of the world. declares
surgeon General K. NJ. O'ReiIly. in
his annual report TO the War Depart-
ment. The rate was 7.I3 per thous-
and men. The United States ranks
next with q death rate Of G.2S per
thousand The PrusSian army shows
the lowest average. only two mon n,,t
OF each thousand in the service hav-
ms died during The year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

i'at5 D,-,t "oI5 c1ak" from soaking
IVY .rt, como raapIe from bocefu-
~ ~ ~ nor than laws against
TX $50 In rravrnt some people
~ hcccmirg rogies.
G"mn ,enrla ratural. hate la" ana
,rder ana love to do wrong. .ni they
- -,rl,- N~.r.r.se f. Us wrong f'
w." ,gfora Lord Byron once said.
n.ft If IL were a sin O., drink water
everybody would drink "21.t 'h.'l'.
D.rarclE. 1nut hH"H "h"'h'i
.e frue or NOT. bat we have H1'i1'" @l'
fact that th. farbtdd"n ffH'' Us Ht1t'
|rguuIat than that which grow" ON }".
iraas whose fruit is NOT t~"IhIdtfi- II
great many boys had rather get app
on the -Iy from Il HeiEAh'f 'tl'dt
than from the trees ia ih-h Id'h'i7
y4rd
Paul said 9th" rarn1l ihi"H
cumitv against God, ana a bi'."t'
which is founded up0n SCRIPTURE. HtS
n,,r hum.u nature is as nrnn" T." a.n
a. the the. sparks arc to llg upNaIh
EVERYBODY knows thar the dIlHhih'
of url7,r . wrong because II l"a1-
10 had results TO the bodies amt soul"
~ mon. and il persisted iu. viii! rum
the,, for time and eternity. 40 father
wants his sons 10 BE- ~druukards. nor
Would have his daughters married 10
drunkarIs. No one who has any re-
enprt for himself wants TO- degrade ana
dehauch himself. and become n re-
rrnacb to II4 name and kindred. 80
h]nsiness man wants even a moderate
drinker uruph loss a d~runkard, as an
emnlovtc and no community would
think Of EMPLOYING d druukard to
teach its children: and. I am sure, n
cburch would call a preacher who was
euerected Of carrying a bottle OF wins
kev IN his hin Ockct.
+lirt- af no roeition that Il
TaH '"N en- h,I ca VOL as !
d~fuhkdtu /" 80 eco 80, ~, nIacc for
SOBER Ita"' "D hin to- mo- use ,
Tamt, oS, - nav he ~cor5narrd to a
- i.'I vista r1ivt1ro of
hyoil"'|'[ h"4h,,o ~. # aiyrs trou-
nlo74"I'" 'iiu ptuL+ I5ne.TTitoae ave
PIE "a> II . iI,n ana hnd-
had eiI"uSn III - "n5 80. h,,t drink H.
huea are q 'C'ioi az Ia.- ava
eilntSS WHIC!l Hi@h'' aro, indand
Htsnl ms Ipic - d , i '
Win 10 ',''',rtlN '' .,... l-
NJ 'aItiE ana nvoon,auv
nIolaII|e2' uo7i"uo2 "a ,1 los ,risrbirf
RUM iL'" w MQni'i nc Nm
IN lheII CoLlIiiGnIls' ~ en- ,ho
PiI5s8 81 ~ Lo ns un ARC ~ rtaItIrd nv
Iahd WIN IPiialI9, w d" noHnie
the tact lDdl SOItit tIlul1i PtDENNf
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20


DR. k. ii. Whitaker
Iih'. went |..l' ! ~ hr,,na,.
5h ''yi % ''t- IN 90 ~, -,
""o Ia3" 'H' "''L.+5 r.n. .tnrinr ana
it47' "'l H' ~ r,sitb
praying a. me ..aH" - '' NJ
n-Ilrn1' 'i-..' ~' ,"bi1g e,Aezing
plto"'@' Nii"' - "7 - ~
r".5I - La6 case Of e~niZootio. ~anauired
~ I'm. lam holder II he had any of
.L., nll ,a.,,b and asked mira to FIX
h&,, 1r a little peach and honey"
The drinks wola soon made ana the
urpacbrr@ lippcd and cleared their
I D5r'1t+ g.ving AZ they aid 50. it was
he ,e,1. min FOR had throats.
reckon was good and made them
feel better. after ahoring So long ia
! t6a MIN air. ana. if the matter had
nlan nuhljshcd tn the congregation
fhe navt ,1ornfur no one would have
onndarnr.4 =
-, ,osiro
HulI,"T' "!t'C'ei1 49, nftn1
ntr''iiIuE. "Ha, WV"'" nn
IhIA&S nave I'1@''A in aolra
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"ll. 'o'tu ~ "l l,am.. bm1sn in The
IN d" " ia M
i'i-t''' .''"l 'l d,,aor nf amv
-IH' ol'IIi "e' A., ~. aa.ad thn o1d time
'Ilu' H. 's'l ~ - 49, 1850 ma
49,! ;,yited nraarhcrs to
H"ii' -, 49, nrcaSi,n two
Sl"H VIZ l'It' ga - - b,aaL-
rr,ltt' L - rIoI.9ine he said to
80, 80 mtLnr,at hIa9k fast - aEo1t
aI,. - va, Yin 7-on can have
~ + ,.n,, r,afa,. Il thcre is
- t,rlr -, tho ~deboa
T'iI, 49, ,n rr intn h,aaL-
We ~ '@I0 " '''"s "i" ~
"
IheI SalI very P~[ohlplIH We = l"N
Il ''""hi Az" ~ = t Tttr tho lto1v
TN" @tit't'li@h ',i' ''H 'i
and lau%n ABOUT H.
The story i too old to be repeated,
! Of the old tim" deacon who. white OIL
chatting iE a prayer meeting heard the
voice of his little son piping from the