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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-24
NINE PERISH IN
BURNING HOUSE.

Hilsville Pa. Dec "a - In
fire here today nine We're burned
to death The victims. ali for
eigners, were q man his wife. five
children and two boarders.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-24

BULLETIN NUMBER
advertising department Of The
% writing OF copy
is
By the mechanical
generally
graphical
the
largest Of
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION IN EXCESS or 126Oo PER DAY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-24
BANK GUARANTEE
LAW Is INVALID
U. 8. DISTRICT JUDGE JOHN G.
POLLOCK OF KANSAS so
DECIDES TO-DAY.

Topeka. Kas., Dec. 24--Judge John
G. Pollock today in the United states
district court here decided the Kansas
bank guarantee law to be Invalid.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-24
The WEATHER

Fair and cooler tonight ana satur-
day Barometer. 1905; maximum
temperature. Is; minimum tempera-
ture, 2.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-24

Continued on Page Eight.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
.UN JOvEN HABANERO
Relata como euro de un Nal Ner-
viOsO con las Pildoras del DR..
Williams. ...a.-

Psra TODD mai de origen nsrvioso. nsds
MOTOR pueds recomentArse que las Pfldo
ras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, porque SOD
nm t6nico podsroso que puriica enrique
CO ls aaDgrs y forsifiea sl sissema nsrviOso
entsro. Eats dspsnds sntsrAmsnts dc dos
cosss: ls sbusnR oslidsd y In busns circu'
lAci6n dc 10 sangrs, rasonss porous toda
persona nRvioaa dtbe do tomAr sin demo-
IA las PfIdoraa Rosadas del DR.. Williams
que 10 indican prscisa msnte para cuai'
quisr forma do NAL dsbilidad nsrvicss.
Entire 10 lsrga lista de curados. sstk Q
iovsn hsbsnsro sr. Alberto Fsrnsudez dc
Vslssco, que rsaids "a 10 cslIs San Rs
fAsl 1852, bajos. ciQdad do 10 Habans, Gu
"a rsuisnts cartR dics: "Por alg6a item o
ms squ.j6 uus snfsrmedad nsrvioaa cue
los me1icos ca.ificaroc do ciasics. Paa6
bastants tempo tratando do cussr dicho
maj, ain que logrsTs siquiera aiiviarms,
cusudo sl Sr. Jose Perez. emplsado dc 10
Farmacia 'NAcionai del DR.. A. Figueros,
ms rsoomsud6 las Pfldoras Rasadas del
Dr.. Williams, dicisndo qus sisndo IN re-
medic para males nsrviosos dsbisrsn d.
surtiims sfscto. Adopte "a rec scomendaci6
y dichss pfldoraI me curaron en- I'M cortr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
Rev OltOsOS rsprimidOS
pOr la pOlicia.
Cartas an6nimss amenazands des-
truir prOpiedades y cOrtar Orejas.
servicio especial de la Correspondence"

servicio especial do La Correspondence"
Hong Kong-Nov.-Los revoltosos han
sido reprimidos completamente por pi-
quotes de policia que todavia reco-
rren la ciudad FL gobierno ha prohi-
bido los peri6dicos nativos dar no.
ticias del boycott, bajo la pena de des.
tierro del editor
TambiGn sc ha ordenado las tien-
das guitar los carteles de que no ven
den mercancfas japonesas.
Tumultos iguales los de Hong Kong
han ocurrido en- varias ciudades del in
terror Igual sucedi6 en- Macao, don
de tambi6n tuvieron lugar ligeros dis
turbios.
La sociedad Braves de la Muerte
ha diriiido cartas anominas los CO.
merciantes amenazandoles con des-
truirles sus propiedades Y cortarles
las orejas, 81 venden productos iapo-
neses.
Canton esta tranquilo; muchos an
tipatriotas comerciantes han cerrado
sus tiendas, temiendo andar por las
GALES. La Sociedad Gobierno-propio
trabaja para refrenar al pueblo &
impedir que los iaponeses tengan oca-
sion de reclamar. Por ESQ Hong Kong
fuG elegido para las demostraciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
Vida de rio en- Canton .
OESPLOMOSE UNA A
ig|esia en- Suiza.
Ell hechO Ocurri6 en.el canton de
Valais y en- ell pueblo de Sion.
La congregation quedo pOr enterO
sepultada bajO los escOmbrOs.

Nusva York, Ensro IL --Un dsspach,
dc Suisa iDfOrma que una igIssia On 10
cusi 10 hAllsba numsrosA cougrsgaci6p de
fsss, 10 dssplpm6 de s6bito sspuItando
baio sus escombros todas lAs psrsonas que
dsutro do ella 50 hallAban. FL temple
ara muy grande y antique. Fl dssplome
foe tan rspeotino que no di6 TEMPO que
nSdis pudisrS sscapar. 80 cres que hays
alguuaH personals que acsso sstea 0ivas ba
10 si informs mont6n de ruinss, 10 tra.
hsi 10 activsmsnts por varias bIigsdsa do
bracsros III de dsssscombraTlo todo en-
el mss brevs teImino possible. Fl sucsso
ocurri6 On sl pusblo de Sion, en- el canton
VAIAis. TOds In socisdRd dc dicao pueblo
10 hAlla connkernnda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
Sperry en- NapOleS.
NueyOs temblOres cOmpletan u des.
tFUcci0n de MeSsina

New York. Ensro 11.-HS leg ldo 6
NGpolss con los once barcos dc guerra
que cOmsnds, el almirants 5psrry. Sc 10
hG rscibido con musatrsa de sfscto por el
slsmsnto fetal y por sl pusbl& que OK
prssan su gratilud por ir de,tinados dieh, q
bArcOs prestar toda class dc auxiIios que
pusdsu Sicilis y ls Calab bria. d. Ma.
poles 90 sncaminsr6 On brsvs 10 sscusdra
6 los citsdos puntos visitAndo Reggie y
Msi,Hios. De estA 6!tims ciudad l. 70, man
que nusvos tsmblorsa han comulstado In
obstruction do sllA. Los adiaciol que
hsbiAn qusdado medic dsrribldos. han
quedado por sntsro. A s.tos husvos tenn
blorss sigui6 Ii misms violsncia en- las
sguss DO sstrscho, inIadisado sl olsajs
todo ss-..ssxai do In ciudad. ri pGnico On
terrible sntrs los supervieisntss de 10 CO.
tsstrofs del 28 de Dicismbrs, que hqfau
slocadoH "a todAs dirscciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11

shsss era, = ,,.a.s como y (prspasisrsa.
sS, ., ..n., Ioax ufa Vaayoral, dc 10 e.'
.a.,. FrauS Do Poncs. sssuvo sl .e
S.so : doaingo 80 Msy.sas., ,,s 80 -. ssan.O. =.
a uswocios. EstabiscssAn An 0n. -. -
e.rval ds In sgsnda qus 70 sxprssso. =.
asns sn Ponos Go bssys vsoo.a s.z -
Jean q sssiusbls sanpssr.as. 81. sss.s 80
aaui sIxunos aias "a sa.nsos 49,
Hoy fallscie ia snsts asna . g.. - -.
4 gsobvco Mslsndsa, On u hsnnA Nv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
Castro inyadira a Venezuela.
Declara que su prOp6sitO es casti.
gar la traici0n de Gomez.

NV Y.lk Ensro 11.-El sx-prsaiden'
to de Vsoszuels, g.nsrHi CipriAno Castro,
ha dec,ArAdo qas tisns sl Lrop6aito do
caS6gar Ii trsicl6u que sseldl 81 is h. ha.
Chu sI vics pIeddsnss G5mss. Anuncia
que iav adj & & Vsnssusla ten psooto como
% halle com plstsmsnts rsatabIscido dc ls
opsrAci6n qui' q 'gica aqus acsbA do 10.
mstsrss sn BAriiu. Sos amigos poifticos
ls rcdean, y % cree que sstG en- iotsiig &c .
cis COD sa harm no C.ls.tino castro CON
sl general PsoGhito AtckntarA, para dar
sl golps que 10 propone.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
FL atentadO contra Fallieres.
I'm diputadO de Finisterre sera
prOcesadO.

La invntigsci6n de la policfG sobrs sl
incidents de In cAlls de In Estrslla, h.
oeTmitido descubIir sl hscho de que Ma
this, oil Asaitants del prsaidsnte FAllisI o.,
sstabA "a relAci6n con una HocisdAj mo
nGrquica, llamada '6indicato Amsrillo".
Embellishments do ssts dsscubrimisnto %
pusisron los ssllos la ofcina del Pc lodi
90 que pubIicA esta sOciedad, , las autori
dAdsa van kAcer sn ella uu rsgistro.
El rsdActor do dicho psri6dico M. Pie
rrs Bistry, diputado por IFiniStsrrs, Ape
nr de sstsE pusutps los Ssllou, violo la OF
den sntro 90 50 dsspschO. Al ocOrriT
cato no estabA rsunids la CSmATs, y sur
gi6 In discussion do Ai 90 10 podEfa 6 NO
ausitsr gos' ndo do Ia inmunidAd parlA
msntAria. FL tribunal qus sntiends en-
sI prOcs'o ss dsciA que psdirG & la lsgisls
turA privs & ssts diputAdo de asa dsrschO
para sOmsssrlO & juicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
FL ingenierO GOethals.
En- ell infOrme enYiadO a Washing
ton defende la represa de Gatun.

New York, Enevo LEI coronsl do
iug 'DisrOs que dirigs On PanamG lsa obras
dsi canal, en- sl 'informs somssido oil 60.
bisrno do Warrington, dsfsude las obrss
tales y como no hAhfsn smprendido an In
rspresa dc GAtun. Explica las causas del
rscisnts hundimisnto, sostisns que sl ira
baio para 10 gran vfs intsrocsknica de-
be continuarst; dc mapsra que oil canal
sea nivel. Dsstruys las airmacionss de
Buuau VariIlls, aduciendo que cavscsn do
base cisntf6ca y gus s6lo son inspiradas
On m concepto sTr6nso de los trabsjos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
Ell case del matadOF de 'StanfOrt
-
White.
I'm nueVO juradO determinara 81 q
Q no loco.

Nav York. Ensro IL -Ss Anuncia que
pronto 20 volvsT6 & YER 81 cAso del jovsn
millionaire Harry Th.w sl mstadoI del
srquits;to Stanford Whits. Un nusvo
jurado detsrminArS si ss 6 no IN loco, y
si ha do continuar por 10 tsnto rscluido On
I'M Rsilo do dsmsntss criminAlss. La prin.
Cipal protsgonista dc ls trsgsdia que tsnto
hs dado qus dsciT, AdsIina Nssbit, tan
prcnto ingrsa6 Mr. Thaw On sl manicomio
% sfrma que hubo de solicitar 81 divor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11
Ia sHDaTlIucIa Dol D. SaIVid0T CaT60nSI.

On padre Ggradecido. - DasSe hsce cor
CO dc vsiots siios vsngo indicxndo ls
Emulsion de Scott en- los casos en- QUE sst6
recomsndado su uso, y sismprs he qusda
do sstisfecho del resuitsdo obtsnido. Dsbn
gratitud dichA preparation, puss si2o
hubisra sido por ellis que ma syud6 &
salvar mi hija Csmslis, esta no astssfA
hoy en- A'gsciras caarda con sl syudsnts
del Oomandspts General del Campo do
Gibraltar, sl general Sr. Obreg6n.-
Ahora mismp tspgo en- mi sAnAtorio un
niio de nusvs sfos, & quisu prsctique re-
ssccionss sn h tibis y qus mucho ha ga
nado con Ia EmuIsf6p. DR.. s Cas6onelL.
periodic de tempo. AutOTiso 10 publica'
ci6n do satas cortas llpsAs qua dsdico como
humilds pruebR de mi gratitud al DR.. Wi
Iliams Medicine Co."
Las Pfldoras RosAdas del Dr.: Williams,
% smplsan sficl zusr to para purifcsr 10
Hngrs J fortifcar los nelvios on Ia snsrnis,
colores pGlidcs, reFviosidsd, dolores do ca
bsss, dispepsa nerviosa, Eeumstismc, ciG
tica. parGiisis psrcisl, tods clAss de debi!i
dad, y, en- general como t6nico rsconstitu
yente. Iostruccionss con cads frs,qato
PidAnse en- las hGtioss asfgurindcss qus
ssAn del DR. WILLIAMS.
-Ss il fl rmA qua como G LIS dos de ls
msdrugsda' 90 rompi6 en- Ia calls do Ia-
tuan el cabls del trolley, srmandets no
NPocs alarms Pa'aba 90 sqasIloi momsn.
fos por dith< Gala el conocido slectricirts
'ehor Jose Gsiga, y & 81, que sstaba prs.
parade para suo, dsbi6ss que cessra Ia
inquistui de los vsciuo', puss co'g6 snss-
gui o oil cab del balc6n del sen II Csnal,,
svit.ndo que sl contsc.o con sl lusl, pro.
dujss ch"tssos may suptriorss & Ies del
Gin 10 dan, Yuma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11

ciudad. Era uuA ArciAna muy qusrids
por cuantos 10 conocisron pudisron I'D
mirar sus viTtudsa. Esta tards % verifica.
rk sl sotisrro dc 10 qus fu6 sn vida una
busns madrs y supo CODq0iatsrse sl sfsctO
sincere de aus convsCinOG. Nusatro pesams
& Gus fAmiIiaraa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
Peri6dico viejo & $500 los 46 kilos
Un guintaL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11

Y ligeras fricciones de CUTIcUkA, 81 raAs pura
ple' Este JraFamiento al mismo aiempo de1
cr9stas' tina Gaspa, calma Ia picazon de la 1
culoS del cabello, fortale3c nutre has yaicel
toda clase de impurezaS, crece el cahelto sand
Ell Tratamienta Complete Externo . In.er}
EEMEDlos dc CUrICURA consiste del JABoN de
escamas soavizar el cults calloso, DEF Unguerj
CUkA REsoLVENTE para Tefrescar purificar la
para curar los mas ntolestos y perjudiciales humd
Serdfda del cabeilo, caando toio 10 demas faiia
AoaS, London, E.C- POTTER u. Akn u. CORR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-11

clio. Be cr6s que Thaw no padscs de min
guua afscci6n msntaI.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03

vamped the closing, lines Of the old
church hymn to read. Bring forth
the royal dividend. and crown IL lord
of ALL" He made hit.
Like Mr.. Cannon. Mr.. Tillman at
fects the homespun II not the rough.
He. like the foxy speaker. has found
that the diamond which best conceals
Its flaws Is the diamond In the rough.
and avoids polish as method of
avoiding discovery.
His harsh manners are matched by
features as harsh. the Tiliman profile
looking q deal like the side view of a
rip-saw. He regards the negro as an
evil. and his remedy Is to lynch him.
II Mr.. Tillman were a big man he
would be an injury to the country.
As II II. he hurts only his State"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03
CUBA FREE AGAIN.
PRESIDENT GOMEZ TO BE INAV.
GURATED AT NOON.
Governor MagOOn to Leave on a Rat.
tie Ship-Wreck of the Old Maine
Decorated--Grand Farewell Rail
Given by Mayor OF Havana Last
Night.

Havana, Jan. 27.-The festivities at-
tending the Inauguration of the new
Cuban government which will occur
at noon tomorrow, began this evening
with a brilliant illumination of the
city, and farewell ball rendered bv
the mayor and council of Havana In
honor of Governor Magoon, President
elect Gomez. Vice President-elect "a
vas and the American officers who
served as provisional authorities.
A notable ceremony Of today was
the decorating of the old battle ship
Maine with elaborate wreaths of gar
lands and hosting at half-mast on
the protruding military top a new
American flag. This idea originated
among the crew Of the new battleship
Maine, which is now in the harbor.
who subscribed $50 for the flowers
and green's. Parties of visitors visit ed
the wreck throughout the day.
Rear Admiral Arnold, in command
OF the American squadron here, called
on President-elect Gomez and was
cordially received. If the scout cruiser
Birmingham does not arrive by noon
tomorrow Governor Magoon will leave
on board either the Maine or the Mis-
sissippi. EIe has planned to depart
Immediately following the Inaugural
tion ceremonies and intends to adhere
to this plan. The other officials of
the Provisional government will leave
on board the transport Mcclellan at
the same time Governor Magoon de-
parts.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03
NEW PAPER FOR COLUMBIA.
Business Men, Headed by Mr.. Jas. A.
Hoyt, Have Well Directed Move
ment ON Foot.

The secretary Of state has issued a
commission to The Evening Sun Com
pany, of which the corporators are:
Messrs James A. Hoyt. M. L. Kinard
and George L. Baker, and the capital
stock is to be $4,000. Mr.. Hoyt is
the organizer. Of the company and Is
to be editor and general manger Of
the paper. He stated yesterday that
he expects to begin the publication Of
the paper within few weeks. as soon
as plant can be purchased and in
stalled. The Evening Sun will use
the afternoon news service of the AS
ISOLATED Press. Of which organization
Mr.. Hoyt was recently elected a MEM
Der.
Mr.. Hoyt will be the largest stock
holder in The Evening Sun Company
but he stated that a number of busi-
ness men in Columbia and other parts
OF the State are also interested in the
enterprise, regarding the afternoon
newspaper field in Columbia as very
inviting.-The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03
JAPAN REDUCING ARMY,
POLICY OUTLINED BIZ LEADING
STATESMEN IN ADDRESS.
ING DIET.
"orid Relations Greatly Improved So |!
Says Premier Katsura and Other
Ministers.

Tokyo, Jan. 25.-Marquis Katsura.
the premier: Count Jaturo Kuomura,
the minister Of foreign affairs and
Viscount Terauchi, the minister of
war. MADE brief speeches today be-
fore the Giet in answer to questions
regarding the reduction in armaments
and the foreign policy of the govern
ment. The speakers said that ia
pans relations with the powers of
the world were so improved that the
proposed reductions were fully war
ranted. Premier Katsura said that in
such matters the Japanese govern
ment always would be guided by
world conditions. coupled with the
economic conditions Of the country.
The leading newspapers in COM
menting editorially on the California
situation say that the Japanese peo-
pie must not forget that the unfriend-
illness toward Japan in America exists
among a small clique in California.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03
10 FORECAST EARTHQUAKES.
Student Of Mexico College OF Mines
Applies for Patent on Warning De-
vice.

City Of Mexico. Jan. 25.-Louis +.
Navarro. student In the National
College Of Mines in this city. has ap-
piled to the government for a patent
on an instrument which he claims
will foretell earthquake shocks with
the same certainty that barometer
gives warning of coming storm.
The young inventor refuses to go
into details regarding his invention.
but declares that 1t will tell with un-
erring accuracy at least six hours pre-
viously Of a pending shock in a given
region. The instrument looks like a
small dynamo. to which a bell con-
nected with a ground wire causes a
circuit breakage which sounds the
alarm bell.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03
PAPER MAKING IN JAPAN.
Island Empire Guarding the Supply of
Raw Product.

The Japanese have decided that
something must be done toward con-
serving their remaining supplies OF
raw material for paper making.
In Japan paper is used for almost
everything, from the silver-figured
partitions of the Buddhist temple to
the rude hut walls Of the laborer;
from the silk-like vestments of the
priest down to the rain-proof shield
OF the traveller. In fact, the inge-
nuity Of the Japanese is only matched
by the varieties Of uses to which pa
per may be adapted.
The work of the United States gov.
ernment toward determining the
amount of paper materials used and
the source Of future supply, is being
followed by the Japanese, according
to letter from John III. Snodgrass,
United States consul at Kobe The
imminence of the danger is apparent
from the fact that the Japanese au-
thorities have requested the paper
mills department of the Mitsu Bishi
Kaisha to take over some $500 acres
of the bamboo forests of Formosa.
1t is known that the bamboo tree
has been the raw material from which
the Japanese have recently made the
larger portion of their paper poducts;
SO 1T is thought that, by introducing
the improved methods Of forest culti-
walton and harvesting this tract, TO-
100000 bamboos adapted for CONVEX
sion into paper pulp will be furnished
yearly.
The development of this new source
of raw material will be of high i'm
portance, and may overcome the nee
portance, and may overcome the ne
cessity of the island empire looking to
foreign countries for the future sup
"a ,,f
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03
CASTRO DISCUSSES LIBERTY.
DepOsed Venezuelan President Seems
Disguised.

Berlin. Jan. 2S.-Cipriano Castro,
the former president OF Venezula, was
interviewed in this city today regard-
ing certain reports recently made
public to the effect that he was plan
ming a counter revolution in Vene-
zuela, and that 1t was his ambition to
become the "new liberator" of the
people Of Venezuela.
He said:
II cannot accept the role of liber-
ator of the Venezuelan people assign
ed to me, because my experience Of
nine years as president has taught mo
that true freedom is a chimera, and
when we believe we are about to at
tain 1t the peoples ideas of liberty
degenerate into license. UnhappiIy 1t
seems that new nationalities, like
Venezuela ARE doomed to be the
slaves OF the passons of their own
sons or the slaves Of another nation.
II am convinced more than ever to-
day of the wisdom of the words Of
the great liberator, Simon Bolivar,
when he was about to die: L have
sown In the sea- These were pro-
phetic words whose meaning repeat
edly has been proved true.
II repeat what l said or another
occasion; l do not complain Of any,
thing or anybody. What I desire
most Is peace and retirement"
Senior Castro will leave the private
hospital where he is now, on Saturday
and return 10 the Hotel Teolanade
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03
THE FOREST RESERVE BILL.
WHITE AND APPALACHIAN KE-
SERVES MAY BE CREATED
house Committee on Agriculture, bye
Vote of Eight to Nine. Approves
the Measure, OF which Representa-
i've Lever was One OF the Drafters.
Is Known as the Weeks Bill.

washington, Jan. 26.-Advocates OF
forest reserves in the White Moun-
tains OF New England and the Appala-
chian Mountains Of the Southern
states consider that they won a sfeni-
meant, victory today when the House
committee on agriculture by the vote
OF to agreed to to make a favor
able report to the House on the
weeks bill having the creation OF
these reserves in view.
The Weeks bill was designed for
the immediate relief of conditions.
said to exist in sections included I'm
the proposed reserves. The bill was
drafted by Representative Weeks. OF
Massachusetts,, Currier of New Hamp-
shire. and Lever, Of South Carolina.
and is agreeable to nearly all the ad-
vocates of the reserves
The bill authorizes the secretary
of agriculture for the protection OF
water sheds Of navigable streams to
ehN photCSt lOT n Term OF
years private forest lands upon any
water shed "whereon lands may per-
manently be reserved, held OF admin
istered as national forest, lands" 1t is
provided that no timber shall be cut
or removed from these lands, except
under regulations approved by the
secretary.
All moneys received from public
lands Of the United States shall be set
aside for the requirement Of lands To-
Gated on water sheds, and a commits
sion to be known as the national
forest reservation commission shaif
be appointed to consider and pass
lands recommended by the secretary
Of agriculture for purchase "for the
regulation OF the flow Of navigabls
streams"
Another provision is that 25 per
cent Of the moneys received from each
Of the national forests created under
this Act shall be paid to the State, In
which the forest is located for the
benefit Of the public schools and pub
lie roads.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-02-03
TAX RETURNS FOR 1909.
OFFICE OF
COUNTY AUDITOR, SUMTER couN-

Sumter, 8. c., Dec. 8, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that / win
attend. In person or by deputy, at the
following places on the days indicated.
respectively. for the purpose OF re-
ceiving returns OF personal PROPERTY
end poll taxes for the fiscal year COM
mencing January 1st 1909:
Tindalls, Tuesday, Jan. 9Th.
Privateer, (Jenkins' Store) wednes-
day, Jan. 9Th.
Manchester. (Levis), Thursday.
Jan. 7th.
Wedgefleld, Friday, Jan. 9Th.
Stateburg, Monday. Jan. I1th.
Haeood. Tuesday. Jan. 18th.
Rembert. Wednesday. Jan. 18th.
Dalzell, Thursday, Jan. l4th.
Gordon's Mill, Friday, Jan. 18th.
Mayesville. Tuesday. Jan. 18th.
Shiloh. Wednesday, Jan. goth.
Norwood's x Roads, Thursday, Jan.
21st.
Oswego, Friday, Jan. 22d.
The law requires that all persons
owning property or in any wise having
charge Of such property. either an
agent, husband, guardian, trustee.
executor, administrators, etc., return
the same under oath to the Auditor
who requests all persons to be prompt
in making their returns and save the
30 per cent. penalty which will be add
ed to the property valuation of all
persons who fail to make returns with
In the time prescribed by law.
Taxpayers return what they own ON
the first day of January, 1909.
Assessors and taxpayers will enter
the first given name of the taxpayer i'm
full, also make a separate return in
each township where the property is
located and also each and every case
the number of the district school must
be given
Every male citizen between the age
of twenty-one and sixty years Gu the
first day of January, 1909, eAcept those
incapable of earning support from be-
ing manned or from other causes, are
deemed taxable polls. and except Con-
federate soldiers so years Of age, on
January 1st, 1909.
All returns must be made on or be-
fore the Goth day Of February next. I
cannot take returns after that date
and all returns made after the goth
lay of FEBRUARY, are subject to a PEN
atty of so per cent.
]. DIGGS WILDER,
- t-S,tc~ Sumter co.