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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-08

Actual increase 2,45S5S1 for twelve
months ending Dee. ast. 1906. This il the
record Of the
1904
~ ci9nr. 6 yre. New Engiands favorite
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10
El eInsnat6grafo las tras bandsras''

Con una concurEenciR extTaordinaris ua
llev6 cabo 81 domingo IA segunda fan.
ci6n del cinemat6graf0 ''las tres banderas''
estableCido en- Ia plazusls de Colon de esta
Ciudad. HubO que suBpender Ia venta de
entradas puss la saaencia de p6blico era
tai que apsnAs alberto 81 circo 30 lIsn6
mpietamente.
81 prOgrama de exhibiciones resuIt6 del
mayor agrado del pdbiicO y los cuadrOg
prelentados meEecierOn general aproba.
Ci6n. clos inCsndiario52' y "Pobfe ma.
dre' fuaron dos viHtas que causaron muy
buen efscto.
Hay gran animaci6n para cOntinuaz
yendo disfrutar del atrayente eBpectSCu
10 , 81 pdbiiOo do % ciudad y de SAnturca
ha quedado verdaderaments entuBiasmRdo
con las primeras exhibiciones del buan ci
nemat6grato dc Los atfoFes "PortslI Gar.
Cfa y Ca.
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TESTS sObTe un sSuntO inteTesante.
EI frutdrIsm0 hleO ID GOmpOt0neIa lbsoIata Dc
tOdOS los COmBtIhlss.

81 frutarismo hBce la Competencia 81
vegetsrismo, al que ys uuplanta Las
frutariataB egperan Ia BRlud de su regimen.
Los mas fervientea 10 practicRn severa.
mente ExcLupi6n abBoluta de Cualquiera
otra olimentaCi0n. SEl meni frutariano
basta al oTganismo2 2-Sf,-reBponde sin re-.
servag el befior ColIi6rs, que acaba de pa
blicar "a tests snbre sste asunto inteFesante
y la moda.
So g bs que, en- Ia nutrici6n, todo ga re-
duCe & caIorfas. El hombre couvenienta
mente nut lido tiene necesidad, por termi.
no medic, de ciento diez gFanoB de Rlb6mi'
Da, ds-seSents gramos de grassB, de Cus'
troCientoB veintidos gTamoS de hidratos de
carbono: por TODD, dos mil SeiscisntaH CO.
lorfaR.
iEi frutsrismo satiafACe eatas exigencias?
Plenamente-diC adm 81 GeFsr CoIli6re-
y lag CiftaB que indiCa en- cuanto los pc.
pinoa, las nueces, los frutos acuoBos,
azucaradoB on general, del mismo modo
que los frutos harinosos (castahss), &
los frutos oleaginosoB, son contundentss
6u diverAiead permite Ia variedad misma
de los platilloB.
Hay slgunou, como los aCiduladoB que
son vsrdaderos apsritivos. Adsm6s, que
el sgua que enCierran On abundancis, po'
dr1a, aegdn tods probRbilidad, gozar de
una propisdad an6loga las de las sguRg
minerales tomadas en- Ia fuents, = sug
pTincipioH sslinoB son aBimilables en- raz6n
misma de Bu sacisci6n con compusstoB or
g6nicos.
QuedR por Baber cu6les son los efectos
terap6uticOB del regimen. Sc eut6 adm
POGO jnfOrmado en- ests asunto. Lo que
paEeCs demoBtrado 81 que el uso de las fcu'
tas, ni no 90 llevado al txceHo, es benef
cioso , que entire Ia manzRnR y 10 pera,
uno no arTiesga ser vfctims de algdn mi.
cFobio,
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la famOsa excursion automOViIiSta
Pekin-Psris.
EmpIs6 sss0nta dlas On IN rseorrIdo Dc Is, 900
klIdm0trOs

Hs regFsssdo PayfE el principe Bor'
CHESS, acompsfisdo del ''chauf 4ur' H6c-
tor = del periodiAta itsliano Barzini, ca
bRlgaudo en- 81 autOm6vil dc que Be han
ssEvido para Ia CarreEa Pekin Paris. 81
dia 10 de JUNO Sc puso en- movimiento Ia
caravans Pekin- Paris, form6ndola ads
mas del autom6vil del principe Borghs Sc,
dos autom6viIe1 italianos = uno b hJland6s
81 pAincipe lleg6 81 dia Is de JUNO les
pasOB eScarpados del Kalgon % meti6 en-
el fAbuloSo deaieEtO de Cobb, del cual Be-
li6 el diR "a legsndo Kiathks, fsonteFa
FuBo china. I'll dis 10 de Julio lleg6 al
lago BAikal, entrando al dia siguiente en-
Izkoubpk, Fl Is lego 6 Omlk y eli 20
piB6 ya TERRA europsa. 81 25 estuvo en-
Nijad NovgaFOd del 81 a 80 On Mos
Cou. Ell 3 de Rgosto 30 CeIebraFon feBtas
en- San PeteFbburgo para cslebrar IL lie
gads, el eatabR en- Berlin, el en- Lieja
y el 10 lego Paris
Ha empleado so dfaB de Pekin & Is CO.
pitaI de Francis, hAbisndo reCorrido
5000 Kilometres.
Los afciOnadou, segda 20 anunCi6 aE
tel6grafo, le tributsFon una EuidoBR ova,
Ci6n al llegaF 4 Paris, habi6ndoss eiecuta.
do 81 himno naCional itsIiano.
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POdOrOsa oTglnlzOeltn t0rrOflsta,

San PetsrSburgo. La polic1a ha redu.
cido prisi6n I'm eBtudispte una
j6ven, quianes SO BoHpechsbA deade haCe
tempo como miembTos de la organization
militaF de los tsrroristas rusos.
AL ser registradoB se encontraron en- gu
poder los pianos dc los palacios de Taars'
koessIo = de PeteFhof, de Ia foEtaleza de
San Pedro y San Pablo , de Ia do CEonH.
tadt, y unos papeleB que indican la dis.
pOHici6n de laB tropas en- los cua1tsIes de
San PetsTSbuTgO.
La policia eutk convencida de que gra.
Ciss & este aEresto, 20 ha lOgrado impediI
ctro atentAdo contra la vida del Empe.
Eador.
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-sE VENDE un prediO de tsrreno
Compuesto de ocho CueEdas, mas menos,
radicado frente & Ia caHreteFs de Isabela 4
ASuadilla, & distancia de medic kil6.
metros de la poblsci6n; con una casa pro.
MIA para tienda de mRdeTas del pafs, te'
chada de zinc, de 123 v. II, Casa rancho
CON panadeEfa, IN buen hOrno, = los de-
mas utencilioa neCesaEioH para trRbsjar
siendo dicha casa de 8 varRS de largo pOr
81 vB de anchO tschsda de zinc; casa
para vivienda, dc maderas de pichip6n, y
de 1O3 vs K 81, con balloon & Ia carretara
Y teChada de zinc. I'm Ian cuerdas hay
1S palmas de cocoH , muChoS drboles fru
tales, y es terreno llano y propio para 10
siembFa de ysrbs guinea, pastos frutoB y
frutss. Para informes dirijirse e. don
Victorio de In Rosa
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+. MATANZO
On. En- mEDlOIHA I OIRUJIA
L1NRA FERRnA DEL oEsER

ItinsEario.- -salldas dc Bayaza0n , Uapi.
lB& Bimultanoamsnte,
Dian laboEablO-ha anana 9, T.O6, . 90
b.46 11.00. TaPdo 1915, 1.46, B.16. ass, b.46
y ESQ.
DiAs fsstivOS.-NTanapa 9, 7.O6, $50, S.A6
, 11.0e GaEdo 12.16n 1.R0u $50 B.10u A.SO
6.45 y ESQ.
BlllOtos bA1atOs para diaG fo6tiVOg. Dc
UAtAIo Bayana6Ru ida y vuslta u slaBo
YVualta II class S0sl6, 81 OlagS SO-1O
BIIlOtO 0EdinAtto de Capital CatakiO On
sIaH0 o0nGaVOg.
BayanaGR, 10 de s0ptieEabrO ao 1905
RaR6n WAlaGa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10

VENTA DE GANADO Y ARREN
DAMIENTO DE FINCA-se admiten
proposiCiOnea para Ia vents de uuas 100
cabezsS do ganado y 81 RrFendamiento de
uns fuca de 260 cuerdaB al lado de Rio
Piedras CON vegas oe malojillO. , cercados
nara QsnAdo casa vivisnda de mampos,
tetfs madeira. Para informes dirijmsu
4 don Jose Hernandez USera 8 doc
Conrado Hernkndez, San Juan, Puerte
Rico. 10 Y. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10

Sc VENDEN dos cArros nuevos de
Cuatro Ruedas, eje de hierTO = armaricH 8
levns laTga1 y anChas, de auSubo, propioH
para cargar MADEIRA, CsjaI HacO1. & &.
Son de la fabFica, patente "Stude Ba.
ksR''y est6n preparados para ser tiFados poF
muIas 8 bueyes Pera informeu en- Hato.
Rev. Parsda 35.-F. J. de S3lis Amy.
15va
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La guerra santa en- Marrueeos.

CRsabanCa pis OLas
haRn bian aFad psecho
marchan haC Rabat
pa6ico regios fin
coata1t En- dch amntos
dcaEado
voado eTEorio nusumn ta6n deadon
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RegIas adOptadas en- La Haya.

L. Hsy iembEo Han do adOptadaI las los mas
Objo
medic
benents obo relative p1Opo0O
anbi61
dAs por CoDgrao.
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Nuevas 0rdenes de Venezuela.

La Hays sepeb 10
daegados
frms ala integenca interpretation
Coudi6
en- auno de la Bemudz Company formal oem
gobiMno de a gohirno
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A Los P0RRES.

So alquilsn habitaeioneB freacaBy > muy
bREatas en- ID casa FeCien construids en
Puerta de Terra 81 lado de a. f6brica
de tabscOs antique ckEcel. Informsr6n,
Allen 66 8 Sol "a. Is VI.
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SERTTGT0 EyPHCIAL DH GABLES
La DsnocraGia y La Correspondence
UNIDAs
Viaie del vapor Lusitania. =

Lun Is l Cunard HaG6 e B6.
MIS- U dspia tsve del Ludtpnia
del primer
inVadida
perOnaB Jrme Ia maEchR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10

EN- Ell CLUB do r. Kehrhahn y
Co., Sam JOSS is, Ae vendsn dOa ralc
iou do orc Cada ssmana. La tiltima SEEMS
na obtuvo uno Miguel SAAtre de San juan
vocio n(mero SO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10

UNA CALEsA.-Compl4taments nue..
VI Sc vende. Precio muy bArato. IufOr'
mer6n San Francisco, AZ tna 8 VS.
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lnnIclnnRl GENERAL

t.3AsEIo a LAS MADRES.-El Jarsbe eslnanss q
: se5 ga Winsow debe sempre que los nilos estaE
"a a odo de dentiei6n. PropoTeiona avio immediate
Il pequeno paeente, produce sueno natural tEsnguJo
silvia Fl dolor q angelto despiea muy vvo alsgre
ES muy agradable al paladar ealma al nnc, abanda
sncias alvk dolores, hace fdces las flncones de
cst6nago Regula los intestnos Es el meor Teunadp
eonoedo para darrea va provenga Ssta de Ia den6n
De eualquiera otra 1&ngaas mpcho cndado pe
d 'Jaraba Claimants De u SehoEs WinSow"s e q meos
q AodQa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10

-En sIa Correspondence do Puerto
RiCo", AlIsn GA, hay de venta reOibos ta
lonaRioa para CobFo de alquilereg dc casag,
RanEaa On mot6liCo , CON firmas, deCla IA.
cionsA do naCimionto, defunCi6n = OoTtifca
Cs6n W6diCA. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10

JOSE MENDIN.-Vende al detail ,
al por mayor cal viva = apagadR. Grava
= arena dulce ofreCe Lanchas de 10 &
is tOneladas para transports de Soda clase
dc carga. Para informeg, Playa de lOH
TadrillOn. San Juan. gov.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10

En Gsea impRonba % v@nds papoI dc %.
Rf6diCo vfsio 82.OO loS as klloa (NA QSsiM
GLN
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-FT. .QyUEVO OAFE' a. Id ospo

-EL 'NUEVO CAFE dc Loo eapo
cor Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ACABA. DE
RECIBIR an complete Surtido de loH me.
ioreu dulces. EleganteE CRrtuchoH propios
para regaIoS HeladOa, EafTescos, tEutaH
81 natural , todo CuantO Ragalo d paladaE
m6u dsIicado 60 enCuentr& ALI primOEo1a
monto uarvido. Cafe con leChe , Choco-
late, dssdo Iaa aiets dc Ia manana & las
IL do Il noCho. FRmoso chocolate BA'
KER muy aCroditado en- TODD 81 mundo,
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-se COmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no esten en- buen eStado.
Oollares antfguos de c.TGI y prendaB amt.
guaa.
Diriiaso 6lP. ]. B. CriAto / (aItos) San
Jnan s a 8 Gale Aurora, Ponce. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10

sE VENDE barato un piano alemdu
an muy buen estado. San Francisco 39
altos. Y.
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Ones de uGTeS lsan ExCusYamenie q labOn e CuicQTa

BaOooO AoesR para
lalllR8, eBtabl leci ID
D9iO O1plAn americana
au0 patsoOinan las ne
Oees 1aE0Adas &c Puer,
30 Rice a
Juegos - habitA-
clones que Compren.
Zen desdo el eeRc1llo
90 gAlA, GOrmdtOrf0 y
banjo. hasta 81 m4s ex-
&sns0 de Bal2, . dor
Wlt0EiOs y ba&o.
Ad&ptAss especial
enG0 para fGmiliA1
RuNaeEOsa9 y para II
RiHaE SOrt0gs
CoolnAAIa sgpaGolA.
geeViea1 0gDadOl 3
Rgl6S.
n HoSSl mas fHO0oO
GSNgsvA York.
OatlonO tO1A olaso
Dc 8a0lantog UO4eGs
&a
Blrossf6n DoF 0aSass
WMARGA
MHW HoRR
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-04

In Interview That He VIII Be Candi-
date--SayS Call is Too High an
Honor to Decline,

In an interview at Toneka Kans
,r,., ,,,,,,, - o..,.,,
i" - '''',''' " '.'''''', = = 80 = - ''e'''
" auhltteu 'l'aI He "oulu pe d cAu'
didate for the presidential nomination
oefore the next democratic national
convention
o11,hilo have not vat announced
tbaf wonld IVA a candidate said
M Brvon - bavo nor slated ,bal
void not no oandida+o and ~ not
intand ~ snob ! biub honor as the
nrosidontia1 ,,on,inotio., i son,athino
that no American citizen should de-
cline"
Mr.. BRYAN declared tnat ne had
never stated thal PfeslVeAC roosevelt
had stolen the thunder q the dem
@erahc party, although ne sald me
president was now advocating many
things favored by mat party.
Mr. Bryan SAD mere was no Ioun-
datloA Tor the STORY tnat hao Deen
printed to the erect that ne wou'o,
II nominated Iayor the seleelion u
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-04
YAQUI INDIANS
KILL MEXICANS
Bloody Butchery Of Workmen on
Branch Of SouShern Pacific.
Victims Were Taken Unawares by
Their Savage Foes--DetailS Of
Heinous Outrage are Meagre.

The details of the Yaqui Indian out
rage at Lencho station, on the Cana
nea, Yaqui river and Pacific railroad,
a branch of the Southern Pacific, in
Sonora, Mexico, on Saturday night,
in which eight Mexicans were killed
and all houses burned, have been re-
ceived in Ell Paso, Texas. No Amer
leans were killed, although it is GER
tain but for the timely arrival Of a
work train with a large crew Of la
borers, Foreman Thompson and his
wife would have been killed.
Reports from the same vicinity tell
Of murders and outrages perpetrated
by the Yaquis on Thursday and Fri
day nights. The victims were all
Mexicans, and were taken by surprise
on their lonely ranches. Details Of
the outrage8 are extremely meagre,
but show that the situstt.yn is serious.
For several weeks past, restless
ness has been observed among the In.
dams, but an outbreak was hardly
anticipated. No unusal preparation
had been made for a Yaqui outbreak
and most Of those killed we're shot
down before any effort at defense
could be made.
The band of outlaw Indians is said
to number about 100. Rumors Of their
depredations were rife on Saturday
when many rancbers fed to towns for
safety and reported a number Of muir
ders in the district southeast of Quay
amas.
It was not believed, however, that
the Yaquis would dare to attack a
railroad station Leucho is one Of the
smallest station on the Cananea, va
gui river and Pacific read. About 25
men under Foreman Thompson are
employed there, ensaged in well Dor
ing. No sentries had been posted and
the first intimation of the attack was
voiley of rife shots into the tent
houses. Immediately after the houses
were set on fire and by the light of
the flames the Yaquis shot at the
frightened Mexicans who were trying
to escape The reports received
say that in addition to the eight men
killed at the station a number of Mex
leans were wounded.
Colonel H. B. Maxson, vice presi-
dept of the National Irrigation Con.
gress and secretary Of the board of
education of Reno, New, who has
heen spending the past few weeks
in the state of Sonora, Mexico, ar
rived in los Angeles Thursday and
confirmed the story Of the massacre.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-04
VAROAWAN TERRIBLY N EARNEST.
viii Use States Cash as Well as Military
IN Hunt for Murderers.

in Hunt for Murderers.
Governor Vardaman of Mississippi,
accompanied by all the troops except
twenty-five of the Jackson company,
returned to Meridian Thursday after
noon, and expressed himself cmphat.
ically concerning the action Of the
white people Of the vicinity Of 5000
ba, and announced that he would use
the treasury Of the state as well as
The etire military organizations in
running down the alleged marderers
of the Nicholson negro.
The governor has offered rewards
for the arrest of three prominent men
Of the vicinity, it being alleged hat
they killed the negro while Deputy
Alexander looked on helpless.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-04
CLASH OF RACES IN FLORIDA.
Two White Men and Four Negroes WOund-
ed in Shooting Aiiray

ed in Shooting Aiiray.
News has just been received Of a
shooting ARRAY which occurred at
Delwood, a small town in the interior
of Florida, on Christmas night, in
which two white men and four ne
groes were wounded; two Of he lat
ter seriously.
The town is isolated, and early in
the night four negroes, i'll brothers,
by the name of Bell, entered the store
Of J. w. Nichols, and, being intoxi-
Gated, acted in such a disorderly man
ner that they were elected by Nichols
and white citizens who were in the
place.
Later, Nichols closed his store and,
accompanied by a Mr. Dykes, started
for home. They had gone only short
distance when they were fired upon
by the negroes and both slightly
wounded. They returned the fire,
woumding all -four CT the negroes, two
probably mortally.
Officers wen out from Mariana
and arrested tho Bell brothers. taking
two to jGil 1T Marianne, but the other
two were so badly wounded that they
could not be moved. and men were
stationed at the house where they
were found to guard them.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-04
EALF HUNDRED DEAD.
List of Victims of Wreck Mar Wash
ington Reaches 81 and Others
Nav DIE.

NAY DIG.
A Washington special says: The
Baltimore and OHIO wreck at Terra
Gotta Sunday night, grows in magni-
tude as the hours pass
The most conservative estimate OF
the dead made Monday night was 81,
with three score Of injured at The hos.
pitfalls or at their homes, suffering
from wounds and fractures sustained
in the rear-end collision, which com
pletely demolished Tie two day
coaches and the smoker attached 10
the local Frederick, Md, train, No 60
several Of the most seriously injured
are expected to die and lhc dearn list
may reach so OF more.
Heartrending end pitirul we're the
scenes at the city molguo Monday,
where hundreds OF persons docked TO
assist the police ia the identinca,ion
OF the dead Women, girls and even
men with iron nerves, sobDed aloud
and tainted as their relatives or
friends were found among the corpses
strewn about the floor
Officials of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad are conducting an inyestiga-
tion of the wreck in Baltimore for inc
purpose Of placing the responsibility
Tor the disaster.
General superintendent Todd exon.
Grated Milton v Phillips, the operator
at the 1akoma block station, tie last
signal station that the equipment train
passed before crashing nro the pas
senger train at Terra Gotta The sup
erintendept declared that Phillips WAS
obeying Instructions when he went
home at $50 o'clock, leaving the dou-
Bile green signal burning. While LARK
ing no positive charge Superintendent
Todd minated that the burden Of the
blame would fall upon The engineer
and crew OF the extra. The five mem
bers Of the crew who We're arrested
shortly after rhe acciuet, are now he
ing held to await the result Of official
Investigation. They are: harry RI.
Fildehrand, engineer; Ira c. McClel-
land, fireman; Frank f. FioFmyer cen
ductor; Ralph Rutter, brakeman; Viii
liam A. Norris, baggag emaster.
Gazing vacanuy between the iron
bars OF his cell at the police station,
Engineer Rildebrend is too full OF
emotion to make any definite state
ment 1T will all come ont at the in
vestigation," he SAID Il don't be
Heye that there IS anything for me
to say and l could not say it if there
was"
Before he was arrested, the engi-
neer made a statement, in which he
declared that if the danger signal light
was displayed at Takomo, he failed to
see it, owing to the dense fog.
Milton V. Phillips, the operator, who
is also held prisoner at the Tenth
precinct, said that the equip
ment train ran past his danger signal
board at speed Of 50 to so miles
an hour He said there was heavy
fog, but not enough to hide the red
light. He declares that he immediate
" notified the operator at University
station that the tram had taken the
block against his orders. His state
lnent is coIr0bor&ted by the Univer-
sity station operator, VINO says he re-
ceiyad the message.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-04
GOOD TIMES
AT HIGH TIDE
Secretary Shaw Tells Nation to Be
Cheerful and Thankful.
A NEW YEAR GREETING
Head of Treasury Department Gives
a Showing Of the COuntry'S I'm
precedented Prosperity.

There is no occasion Tor alarm.
our only anxiety need be lest we fail
Of facilities to properly garner, store.
transport ard market our multiplied
blessings Let every man be Of good
cheer and try to be conservative in
everything except thankfulnoss
Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw
thus concluded 4 resume Of the years
financial resources which he says has
been prepared in response to multi
piled requests. In round numbers he
places the receipts for the calendar
year 1896 at $G25,00oOO0 and the ex-
penditures at S566,o0O,000, Of an excess
OF receipts over expenditures Of $780,
100000. AS there has been no change
in the tariff laws Or tie laws relating
to internal revenue, Secretary Shaw
says the large increase in receipts is
due solely TO the extraordinary trade
activity The total expenditures how
ever, for 1905. as compared Win 1905,
he says, SHOWS a decrease Of but
S5,00O000
Discussing the finances Of The gov
eminent for the six months Of the
present fiscal year just closed the sec
rotary says that Inc books OF the
treasury show surplus receipts over
expenditures Of $25,000,000 as compar-
cd with deficit of $8,000,000 for
the corresponding months Of the prev
ious fiscal year. the cash in the
treasury is $199000,000 as compared
with $171,OO0,000 a year ago, an in
crease of $4,000, 900. The cash in ma
tional bank repositories is $l5900G, GOO
as compared with s65,Q00,000 a year
ago, an increase OF $94,e00,000 and
The total cash in the general FUND is
$35G,O000O0 as against $242,o0o000 a
year ago.
Against this there are liabilities ut
the present time $13,000,000 greater
Than at the same time last year The
dNdlldDpI CdLSu DctlltAlOD AirAo 4A-hS-h<HN
during the year SOL 100000
With the general fund at s2970G0,-
600, Secretary shaw remarEs thai the
bonds maturing July /, 1907 can be
paid, if it shall be deemed wise, and
still leave a working Dalance Of more
than $120,OO00O0
During the last twelve months, the
secretary continues, the money in ac-
tual circulation, exclusive Of the
amount in The treasury vaults, has in
creased over $2Oo,O00030 OF This in-
crease s145,0O0,000 is available for
bank reserve and $6OCJGC00 is In nd
tional bank circulation
"rhia," he says, seems TO be a
complete answer To tie oDcial re-
peated and nl-adyised criticism that
the treasury system necessarily re-
suits in contraction when money is
most needed"
He maintains, therefore, ttat the
existing money atlingencI world wide
in its extent, is uacoable in no re-
apect and in no degree 70 ne inde-
pendent treasury system Of tie Unit
ed states. lie says The manifest short
eye has been caused by one unpre-
cedented prosperity in this country
and reasonable prosperity everywhere.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-01-04
ofATu CLANS BISHOP sMlIu.
Aged Methodist Preiate Passes AWAY After
lingering pooes.


in"eri0O Iroess.
Bishop a. Coke Smith Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church died at Ashe-
vile, N. c., Thursday night, after a
lingering illness. He was n years Of
age, having been born in Lynch1urg,
S. c., in 1849. He graduated from
Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. c.,
in 1873, and Immediately joined the
South Carolina conference. He was
pastor at Choraw, Columbia, Charles
ton and other South Carolina points.
He was at different times member
Of the faculties Of Vanderbilt and
Woford. While pastor of EDworth
church, Norfolk, Va, in 1902, lie was
elected bishop. Two years ago he re-
moved to Asheyille for his health.