INCOME AND OUTGO
Iiove.
Love? I will tell thee what It Is to love
It Is to build with human thoughts a shrine,
Where Hope sits brooding like a beauteous dove
Where time seems young, and like a thing divine.
Yes, this Is love the steadfast and the true,
The Immortal glory which hath never set;
The best, the brightest boon the heart e'er knew
Of all life's sweets, the very sweetest yetl
Charles Swain.
FROM
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FROM. CONSULAR
FFES $ S.Z2Z.994.93
Mllll-y
FROM TOBACCO
H9.QbZ.7ffZ
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ASHINOXON. In vlow
of tho fnct Unit cong
ress has bcon strug
gling with tho qucs
tlun of raising inllllonH
of dollnrs of additional
rovonuo for tho next
fircnl year no that when Juno ISO, 1010,
rolls nrountl thoro will bo no stagger
ing tlollclt of $80,000,000, moro or Icbb,
to moot Hitch hh will havo to ho mot
nt tho ontl of tho present fiscal your
two montliH honco, u resuino of Just
exactly what It costs to run tho Unit
ed States government In one year, to
Bother with boiiio facts concerning
tho existing sources of rovonuo is
interesting.
Tho only basis of Hitch Information,
If detailed and nccurato figures, aro to
bo givon, Is obviously to bo found
In tho reports covering tho lineal year
which ended on .liino HO, 1908. (n
that yonr tho receipts and disburse
ments of tho government woro ns fol
lows;
llooilnlH from all mm iron (ux-
elusive of lioutiil) fi01,12fl,m.W
DlHlnirni'ttioiitH (uxuiuhIvo of
poHtaD fK.a.UHi.aiii.tw
DoMclt U'xclUHlve of postal).,. &.S,070,a)1.15
v Tho two great sourcos of Income
are, of eourso, tho customs duties and
tho Internal rovonuo taxes. For th.it
fiscal yonr tho govornmont recolvod
$280,113,1:10.29 In customs duties and
. $251,711,120,70 in internal rovonuo
taxes. Thus moro than five-sixths -)f
tho total rovonuo Is recolvod from
these two sources.
An nnnlysls of tho Internal rovonuo
receipts" shows that $140,158,807 was
. recolvod from tho tax on spirits; $49,
802,701 from tho tax on tobacco, and
$59,807,017 from tho tax on formontod
liquors. Tho tax on oleomargnrlno
netted $951,301, and tho small tnx of
two cents a pack on playing cards
brought In $109,080.
Other Sources of Revenue,
Tho pthor sources of governmental
revenue aro of groat number nnd In
finite variety, although tho amounts
derived aro comparatively small.
In tho last fiscal yoar tho sale of
public lands netted $9,731,000, and tho
profits on colnago, bullion deposits,
etc., amounted to $11,223,330.02, Theso
aro tho two largo Uomn of Income
nftor customs dutlcB and Internal rov
uuo taxes.
How Revenues of the Nation
Are Collected and Spent
IMMENSE SUM EXPENDED YEARLY
It Takes an Enormous Sum to Run the
United States Government for
One Year-- War and Navy De
partments Are Especially
Costly to Taxpayers
Some Figures
Tho Dlstrlctof Columbia turned Into
the United States treasury tho Bum of
$0,002,970.90, which roproscnts ono
half of the amount appropriated by.
congress for tho maintenance of tho
District government, Under tho sys
tem which prevails tho United Status
pays one-half of the cost of tho Dis
trict government. Tho amount paid
by tho District Includes all amounts
rained from taxation, Itcenso fees,
etc.
Koch of nil sorts, Including consular,
letters patent, etc., brought into tho
treasury tho sum of $5,222,994.92.
Thoro was received from tho Immigra
tion fund tho sum of $3,388,894.57.Tho
Central Pacific railroad indebtedness
was partly liquidated by tho payment
or $0,098,227.11, nnd tho federal tax
on national banks brought in $2,888,
721.19. Thero woro numorous other Items
which were classed under tho general
bend of "miscellaneous rccolpts."
They Included $1,177,752.70, which was
n payment of Interest by tho Pacific
railways; $1,329,791, received from tho
salcB of government property; f 871,
979, received from judicial fees, fines,
etc., In tho fcdernl courts; $607,001,
received from customs fees, fines, pen
alties, etc., and n host of other Items,
running down to ono for $12,861,
which was tho amount rocolvod from
tho proceeds of town sites in tho re
clamation sorvice.
How the Money Is Paid Out.
Tho disbursements of tho govern
ment for tho ast fiscal year may bo
bulked Indor tho'. following general
headings; ;
Civil cntutillHlinvInt t7r,420.tos
Military ef lutjllHhinrnt (Inchul-,
(tig I'unumii eiuuil) 17f,StO,4.'V2
Nnval ps'tubllshtnnnt 118.037,007
Pension , 153.S0i.467
Indian HPfvloo ,.. 1I.G79.75S
InU-ri'Ht on tho public debt 21,428,133
Tho gonornl heading "civil estab
lishment" covors tho cost of main
taining tho throe grent branches of
tho government, tho legislative, tho
executive, nnd tho Judicial.
During tho Inst fiscal year thoro
was disbursed for tho malntonnnco of
tHo loglslatlvo brnttch of tho govorn
mont tho sum of $13,788,880. This In
cludes tho nalnrlcs and mllcngo of
senators and roprosontntlvcs, tho gen-
oral salary account of both tho lowor
and uppor houses, tho cost of main
taining tho library of congress, tho
botanic gardon, and tho cnpltol, and
tho maintenance) and cost of operat
ing tho govornmont printing ofllco.
This last item is about one-half of
this gonornl appropriation, tho amount
disbursed on Its account during tho
yonr having been $0,394,810.
Salaries of High Officials.
Tho amount disbursed for tho oxoc-
utlvo dopartmont proper, thnt Is to
say, for tho salaries of tho presldont
Affirms Mad Stone Is a Fake
Writer Discusses Thai and Other Su
perstitions In Connection
with Hydrophobia.
Rubles when affecting human beings
Is called hydrophobia. Ah this dlsoaso
has causod a considerable consterna
tion In several sections of tho coun
try recently, n fow comments In this
connection may not be amiss.
First, lot us soo about somo of tho
superstitions associated with this dl
soaso. When a person hns been bit
ten by a mad dog, tho hilling of tho
dog does not provont hydrophobia In
the person bltton. This 1h a Joko and,
strange iib It may seem, hns been
taken seriously by many people who
should know bettor. Uottor lock up
tho dog for a fow days and soo If tho
dlsoaso develops. In enso tho dlscaso
does not dovolop tho porson bltton
need havo no furthor anxtoty. If tho
dlsoaso develops In tho dog, tho per
son will then havo plenty of time to
go to the" Pasteur Institute nnd tnko
troatmonl, which will positively pro
vfcnt tho disease from developing.
Again, tho common boiler that a
mad dog will run with his tall botwoon
hs legs, nnd froth at tho mouth Is n
mistake, Tho mad dog carries his
tall in qillto a natural position, nnd
whllo tho mouth may bo open from
paralysis of tho lowor Jaw, yet ho
can not truly ho said to froth at tho
mouth. The mad stone Is a fake, ro
nnd simple. It la nothing but a uivco
of poroim Btono (Ilka soap stono)
which when dried nnd then placed on
a moist surfaco will absorb water or
blood or nnythlng of a fluid nature
After a porson Is bitten by n mad
dog tho germs or tno disonso aro
very soon absorbed Into tho system.
nnd vlco-presldent, for tho salaries
nnd contingent expenses of tho cxecu
tlvo ofllco, and for tho salaries nnd ex
penses of tho civil scrvlco commis
sion, was $404,523.
Under tho general heading of ex
ecutive disbursements aro Included
tho disbursements for tho malnto
nnnco of all tho great executive do
pnrtmcnta of tho government, Includ
ing tho wnr and navy departments,
but not including tho cost of either
tho military or naval establishments.
Tho stato department required tho
expenditure of $3,745,502 to pay sal
aries nnd expenses of Its officials resi
dent in tho United States and tho de
mands of our foreign Intercourse.
Tho treasury dopartmont, with all
Its varied activities, expended $64,201,
520. This Includes tho cost of tho
mnlntonnnco of tho departmental of
fices, of the mints and assay offices,
of tho territorial governments, of tho
tntornal rovonuo service, of tho reve
nue cutter service, of tho public
health and marine hospital servlco,
of tho llfo saving servlco, of tho bu
reau of printing nnd engraving, of tho
lntor-stato commerce commission, of
tho national museum, and of tho
Smithsonian institution, not to men
tion a host of other loss Inconsequen
tial lines of activity.
For the Army and Navy.
Tho war department expended $2,
180.43G on salaries nnd ofllco-oxpenses,
nnd on tho, maintenance of public
buildings and grounds. Tho navy do
partmont spent $743,13C on salaries
and ofllco oxponses.
Tho department of tho Interior
spont $25,476,412. In addition to sal
aries and ofllco oxnonsos this wns ox
ponded for tho public lands service,
tho geological survey, tho colleges of
agriculture, tho reclamation fund, nnd
a number of other fields of federal
nctlvlty over which this dopartmont
oxorclscs supervision.
Tho department of agriculture spent
$13,400,704 for salarloB and office ox
ponsos, for ment Inspection, for tho
forest servlco, for tho purchases of
seeds, for tho oxponses of plnnt Indus
try and tho cotton boll-wcovll Investi
gations, for tho agricultural experi
ment stntlons, and for tho weather bu
reau. Tito dopartmont of commereo jwd
lnbor expended $14,850,228. This" In
cludes salaries and office oxponsc3,
and tho cost of maintaining tho bu
reau of labor, tho bureau of standards,
the census bureau, tho coast nnd geo
detic survoy, tho llghthouso establish
ment, tho bureau of fisheries, tho
stoambont Inspection service, nnd tho
Immigration Horvlco.
It cost $9,093,846 to run tho judlclnl
department. This went for tho nalar
Icb of Judges, district attorneys, mar
shals, clerks, etc.; tho fees of Jurors
Tho absurdity of going n wcok lator
to some remote part of tho countrv
...... ....!.., . il . , '
nun applying uio mnii stono with n
view of Its nbsorblng tho nolson Is
too ovldont to bo worthy of furthor
comment.
About 20 per cent, of tho persons
bltton by dogs nctually rabid will do
volop tho dlseaBo, If thoy havo not
received treatment. About 80 por
cont. of tho dogs bltton will dovolop
tho disease. All warm blooded nnl
mnls aro llablo to this dlsoaso or may
take It by Inoculation. Tho blto of a
rnbld wolf or coyoto Is said to bo
very dangerous.
Without going Into a discussion of
tho subject nt this time hero nro a
fow thingB well worth romemborlng:
Ilabld dogs nro not ufrald of wator
(hydrophobia). Paralysis of tho lower
Jaw and tho hind legs gradually de
velops, nowaro of tho dog that ap
pears to havo a bono In its throat
it may bo rabies. Tho oyes In this
dlsenso nro vory sensitive to light;
honco tho dog usually crawls under
tho porch or somo other dark place.
Skunks nro subject to tho dlscaso and
whon so affected do not hesltato to
ontor houses nnd blto people.
If bltton by il suspicious noting dog,
cautorlzo tho wound nt once, but do
not kill tho dog. If tho dog dovclops
rabies within five dayH, tho porson
bitten should start for treatment.
Don't got norvous and go Into hys
terics, oven though you nro sure you
havo boon bitten by a mad dog. You
will havo plonty of tlmo to tako treat
ment boforo tho dlsenso dovolops If
you start at onco. Hnbies Is only
transmitted by tho blto of a rabid ani
mal. Chicago Inter Ocean.
r.iT
C05T $13.460764-
and clorks of courts, tho support of
prisoners, and tho miscellaneous ex
ponses of tho United States courtH.
Thus expenses of tho Judlclnl branch
of the government nro really Included
In tho disbursements for this depart
ment. Military Establishment.
Tho moro Importnnt Items of ox
ponso which go to make up tho $175,
840,452 expended on tho military es
tablishment during the yonr woro as
follows; Pay department, $32,982,00G;
qunrtormnster's dopartmont, $33,071,
038: Pnnnma canal. 338.09:1.125: lm
proving rivers, $19,513,880; Improving
nnrtjors, $io,gi:i,708; ordnance depart
mont, $11,450,801; subslstonco depart
ment. $0,439,915: onulneor donnrtnient
$4,508,593; National Hopio for Disabled
Soldiers, $3,045,098; Military academy,
$1,602,185; military posts, $1,912,635;
medical department. $1,455,816: en
campment and mnncuvors army and
militia, $1,014,190. '
Tho nrlnclnnl Items Included In tht
naval establishment disbursements of
$118,037,097 woro: Increaso of the
navy. $27,108,056: nav of the nnv
$25,192,013; bureau of eoulnniont. $10
$8,017,939; bureau of construction nn".
wu; Durenu of sunnl os nnd nccmintfl
?s,iil7,'.M0; burenu of construction nnd
ropalr, $7,192,521: bureau of vards
nnd docks, $5,772,537; bureau of steaic
engineering, $5,519,155; marlno corps
?i),t)yo,j)j; bureau of navigation, $3
74',a40; Naval academy. $980,628
Tho following dotalled I (emu w
Ill
glvo Borne general Idea of tho nrlncl
pal expenditures mndo for tho Indian
servlco, tho total amount for tho yonr
being $4,115,510; fulfilling trenty obli
gations, $2,103,390; trust funds, $2,
498,897; curront and contingent ex
penses, $855,680; mlscollnneous ex
penses, $2,498,897.
Handing In His Decision,
"Well, Sir," begnn tho budding nov
ollst, who hnd como to bco about his
mnnuscrlpt, "I supposo you havo by
this tlmo finished my latest effort,
and"
"Pardon mo, young man," broke In
tho editor, "I confess I hnvo not.. I
commenced It, but it wns such an
effort I couldn't finish It."
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FDR THE NAVY $118.057:097
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LZZX
DOC
Plato Dobbs'
By Benjamin Franklin Napheys
DOC
(Cop.vrlRht. by Dally
Pinto Dobbs lay with his head Just
visible beneath the patchwork quilt,
and ono nrm stretched across tho top
of tho covers. Ills fist was clenched,
and whonover ho omitted nn unusu
ally loud snoro ho wrnthfully smoto
tho bed clothing. Pinto was evidently
having unpleasant experiences in tho
land of dreams.
His wife, clad In a dressing gown,
sat on tho edge of tho bed, watching
him. She mndo no movo to arouse
Plato from his unensy slumbers, how
ever; nnd when n light tap sounded at
tho bedroom door she opened It si
lently. "Don't make a sound, sister Ange
lina," cautioned Mrs. Dobbs, ns a thin,
hatchot-faccd woman, with a bowl of
water in her hand, entered tho room.
"He's asleop at last, but he's mighty
restless. I don't want him waked up
until you've tried tho experiment on
him. Scem's If I couldn't wait another
mlnuto to find out whether your sus
picions were true, or only made up out
of your own head."
"Made up, indeed," sniffed Angelina;
"that's the thanks I got from my own
sister. You needn't bo afraid, I'll show
him up," nnd she gestured toward tho
sleoplng Pinto. "I showed up his two
brothers, Animous nnd Venomous,
over to Peaville, boforo I'd been visit
ing their wives two weeks. Just ns
soon as I helped thoso poor, deluded
women to pack up and go home to
their own folks I camo right over hero
to holp you out. Thero novor was a
man yet to bo trusted in anything, nnd
now that I've discovered n way to un
mask 'ora It's going to bo my Ilfowork.
Did you hnvo Pinto do as I said to-dny,
so's ho'd be good and tired to-night?"
"Yes, he's been on tho go over since
sunup; and to-night I got him a travel
book out of tho library, and he's been
reading It aloud. Thero was ono fear-
"I'll Excite Him," Ejaculated Miss An.
gelina, Grimly.
ful story In it about a fomalo gorilla
capturing a man and keeping him n
prisoner for two weeks on tho limb of
a treo. Plato rend that twice, It was
so exciting."
"I'll exclto him," ejaculated Miss
Angollna, grimly. "You nlways was
tho softest one pf the Ilnrlow family,
or you'd havo seen through Plato
Dobbs' tricky ways long ago. But I
B'poso If I hadn't bought my book of
ancient secrets you'd have put up with
him all your days, and been nono the
wiser."
During Miss Angelina's remarks sho
had grown somewhnt excited, and,
heedlosB of tho sleeping Pinto, Bho
raised her voice a llttlo. Ho gave no
sign of rousing, however; Indeed, his
slumbor seemed moro (pilot, nnd he
lay breathing regularly, with his arm
dangling oyer tho odgo of tho bod.
Mrs. Dobbs gazed with awo at tho
bowl on tho tablo.
"Aro you sure," sho domnnded, "that
you'vo mixed It according to direc
tions?" "Certainly; I know the recipe by
heart: 'If you would know nnothor's
secrets, plnce a great pinch of Bait In
a bowl of cloar water; thon when a
deep sleop has fallen upon him plnco
his hand In tho salted water ami ask
him what you will; ho cannot docolvo
you.' I b'llovo somo ancient woman
named Alberta Agnos discovered tho
secret. Como on, hold tho bowl so his
hands Just touch tho water, and I'll do
tho questioning. Ho'll find that ho
can't hide anything from Angollna
Harlow."
Thero was no gullo on tho placid
fnco of Plato Dobbs ns ho Iny on his
back with his oyes closed. Tho night
Tricky Ways
Story Pub. Co.)
maro that had affrighted him Boomed
to havo departed. With curiosity and
awo on her fnco, Mrs. Dobbs took up
tho bowl and gently rnlsod it until
Plato's fingers dipped Into the water.
"Wot his hand more," admonished
her sister at her sldo.
Mtb. Dobbs was about to comply
when Plato struck out suddenly, Bend
ing a shower into tho face of Miss
Angollna.
"Wow!" muttered the sleoper,
"thoro she Is again. There's old bow
legs ugh."
"There, what did I tell you?" ox
clnlmed Miss Angelina. "He's talking
nbout women a'ready. Walt till I got
tho salt water out of my oyes, and I'll
find out what bo's, boon up to. Wet
his hand again, sister."
Onco more Pinto's hand was Bub
merged, nnd this tlmo ho mado no
protesting movement. Miss Angelina
fixed her eyes on his faco nnd sternly
demanded:
"Pinto W. Dobbs, whero'd you first
meet this fomalo?"
"Um-um down by tho river," sleep
ily muttered tho man in tho bed.
"I know It," declared Miss Angollna.
"I told you, sister, that he went down
thoro for something else besides fish
ing. I followed him often enough, but
I never could catch him at anything.
Whoro'd you hide, you bald-headed old
deceiver?"
"Up a treo," responded tho victim,
with astonishing promptness. "Up n
tree tree tree um."
"Good ' lnndBl" exclaimed Mrs.
Dobbs, "thero's no woman around
theso parts that can climb a tree, lot
alono staying there whon sho got up.
Ask him how sho kept from falling off
tho limbs."
"Dow-logged," Immediately respond
ed tho sleeper. "Old bow-legs bow
legs ugh."
"Keep his hnnd well wet, Bister,"
cautioned Miss Angelina. "I'm going
to find out who sho is now, only I
dnsscnt ask him right out, Just yot.
What docs sho look like, Plato W?"
"Ugly, slabsldcd hawk-nosed old
gorilla gorilla wow ! "
"And you've been running nfter a
person llko that?"
"N-a-w, she chased mo every day
up a tree."
"Thero, I know it I" exclaimed Mrs.
Dobbs. "You sec, sister, no matter
whnt we'vo found out, it isn't his
fault."
"flo still, and keep his hand wet,
Plato W what Is her nnmd?"
Plato stirred, grunted, nnd hid his
faco In tho pillow.
"Wot his hand, sister. Come, you
brute, you'vo got to tell. What's her
name? Speak up."
"Angelina Barlow," and then Plntd
drowsily took away his hand and
burled himself beneath tho patchwork
coverlid.
Tho bowl of water dropped linhood
cd from Mrs. Dobbs' fingers, nnd Miss
Angelina sunk limply to tho floor.
"You'd bettor go to bed and got
somo rest, Angollnn," Bald Mrs. Dobbs
at length. "You'll bo getting up early
to-morrow."
"Do you b'llovo whnt ho said?" weak
ly demanded Miss Angollna.
"N-no, course not; only you told nit
that tho salt water mado 'em all tell
tho truth, and you know, Angelina,
that you're awfully bow "
"Sister!"
"Well, any way, you'd bettor pack
your things, and tho hired mnn'll drive
you over to Peavlllo tho first thing in
thcmornlng."
Beneath tho bed clothes Plato Dobbs
was chuckling nnd winking in the
darkness.
A Week Behind.
It is perhaps Uruno's tact and di
plomacy that havo mado his weekly
ontertalnments nt tho Lyceum on East
Broadway so popular, says tho Now
York Press. As nn example, last Fri
day evening tho subject of tho locturo
was "Shall Woman and Mnn Be Edu
cated Equally, and Why?" Thero fol
lowed discussions.
Ono boy, whether it wns thnt ho
slept or what, arose, mounted the
platform and began carefully to dis
cuss tho subject of tho week bofore
and to answer the nrguments ho evi
dently thought tho speaker of that
ovonlng had advanced in proof of his
theory. Tho nudlonco commenced tc
titter, then to laugh aloud, whereupon
Mr. Brunof sprang up and explained:
'Tho sign outside . has not been
chnnged," he said. "Tho painter did
not change it, therefore this young
mnn naturally supposed tho subject
announced outsldo to bo tho subject
under discussion this evening. It is
not his fault. It Is not our fault. It
Is tho fault of the palntor."
Where All Are Agreed.
I will do human nature the Justice
to say that we ore all prono to make
other pcoplo do tholr duty. Sydney
Smith.
r WH't Vut-