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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
Around the World With Will
liam Jennings Bryan.
Continued from Page One.)

the work mans compensation. 1t has
raised the quality of the work done,
and has brought into use a higher
grade of skill than was formerly en-
ployed. While the labor saving ma
chine is by some regarded as antag-
onistic to the welfare Of the laborer,
no far-sighted observer can fail to
note that it has increased rather than
diminished the numbe employed at
the work into which it has been intro
duccd. while it has introduced a high
er skill which, in turn. has secured d
higher compensation. The handling
Of a locomotive requires more skill
than the handling Of a freight team.
and the engineer commands higher
wages than the teamster. The rail
road by vastly increasing commerce,
has multiplied the number Of persons
engaged in the handling of passen-
gers and freight, and it has at the
same time improved the character of
the work done and raised the intellec-
tua standard of those employed. The
same result has followed in other
kinds of work. It might be tated
thus. la~bor-saving machinery. as it is
called-although it might more prop
erly be called labor-multiplying ma
chinery-has created a demand for a
higher grade of labor, universal edu-
cation has supplied this demand, and
the labor organization has secured for
AA'EN II 4NA 80
compensation and more favorable con-
ditions.
One thought has grown upon me as
we travelled, namely, the dignity Of
labor. In no other country is 50 high
an estimate placed upon the wage
Garner as in this country. In the
Orient there was. until the advent of
western ideas. an impossible gulf be-
tween the prince and his people, and
there is even now in a large part Of
the orient a gulf so wide hat one
who tolls with his hands cannot look
across it. The royal families have
lived by the sword and they have
forced from those beneath them a
trbute sufficient to support them
selves and their armed retainers. The
masses have been the prey of the gov
erning classes, no matter what rib
or family held the throne.
In Europe the extremes of society
have been brought nearer together.
although there is still a gap between
the aristocracy and the masses. This
gap, however, is growing more ana
more narrow, education ana popular
government being the most influential
factors in bringing about this result.
With education now more and more
within the reach of all, the poor boy
is forcing his way to the front in
business and with his fortune thus
acquired he is leveling ranks. In the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
THE LEGISLATURE
The Democrats Gain Three
Senators--- No Chance
in the House.

The Legislature of 1905 was 50
largely Democratic tina the RepubIi-
cans were in a hopeless minority.
They boosted that this year, following
the most vigorous and expensive cam
IaiSn they have conducted in years.
they would make large gains in the
Legislature. They boasted they would
double their number Of state Seua-
tors and greatly increase the number
of Republicans in the House.
They fell down completely. The
Democrats gained three state Senators
which. all things considered, is the
most gratifying and far-reaching re
suit of the election last Tuesday, be-
cause it means big Democratic gains
in the northwestern section Of the
state, where the suffrage amendment
for 4 time lost the Democratic party
hundreds of votes. The practical
working Of the has CON
WINGED the people that it would WORK
as the Democrats said it would work
and that all the stories Of the dis
reimbursement of white men that
would follow the adoption of the
amendment were fairy tales.
The Senate Of 1907 vii stand:
Democrats 4
Republicans =
The Republicans will not ever have
enough senator's to call the roll,
The House will stand
DEMOCRATS
Republicans ,
The members Of both branches
elected, with the post offices addresses
are as follows:
state senate.
First District: (Currituck. Camden.
P~asquotank, PerQuimans. Gates,
Chowan. Hertford). Roscoe w Turn
er. CD Elizabeth City, \. =. Goodwin.
CD Gainesville.
Second District: Gare. Tyrrel1.
Washington, Martin, Beaufort. Hyde,
Pamlico). Harry w. Stubbs, do Viii
liamston; K. b. Etheridge, Cd Man
tco.
Third District: (Bertie. Northamp-
ton). G. w. Mitchell. Cd AuIander.
Fourth District: CHaIifaX). w. T..
Daniel. CD Weldon.
Fifth District: (~Edgccombe). w
Stamps Howard. CD Tarboro.
Sixth District: (Pit) J. L. Elem
ing, CD.) G~reenville.
SeVeIith District: CNilson. Nash,
Franklin), T. T. Thorne, CD Rocky
Mount: J.. j. Dawes, Cd Elm City.
Eighth District; (Greene. Lenoir.
Jones. Onslow. Craven. CartereD Y
T. OrnonG, Cd Kiuston: j.. w. Bur
ton. CD Jacksonville.
Ninth District. CNayuc), =. L.
Aycock. CD Fremont.
Tenth District: CDuplin, Pendcr).
Thomas Perrett. Cd Faison.
Eleventh District: (New Hanover.
Brunswick.) George II. Bellamy. do
FL Paso.
Twelfth District: columbus, Bla-
den.) Jackson Greer. OD.D Whiteville.
Thirteenth District. (Robesou). y.
a. Mclean. Cd Lumberton.
Fourteenth District. CCumbeTlaua}.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
MISS AS GOOD As \ MILE.
Republican Candidate in New iianhp-
shire Falls Ten Silor OF Il
Majority.
(Bv the Associated Press.)

Concord. n. H.. Nov. S.-CnotticlaI
returns in New Hampshire indicate
that the voters failed by the narrow
margin of ten to elect a Governor The
state law requires that the successful
candidate receive a majority over the
other candidates and Charles NJ. t1oyd
of Manchester, the Republican nolnl
nee. falls short Just ten votes OF re
ceiying the needed majority. Unless
the official result shows a change the
LEGISLATURE viii be called upon to
name the next Governor.
The figures are: Floyd, Republican,
40 512. Jameson. Democrat. 37.524:
Tellev. Prohibition. 2.113: McFall, So
cialist, S88; Churchill, ,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
IDAHO.
Republican state Chairman Claims the
Whole Ticket Elected.
CBv the Associated Press.)

Boise. Idaho. Nov. S.-Chairman Il.
H. Brady, of the Republican state
committee. tonight issued the follow
ing statements:
I'VE have received sufficient returns
from every county in the state to en-
able us to say that the Republicans
will have 16 out of p members of the
Senate and "A out of 81 members OF
the House.
"Governor Gooding is elected by
over 5000 majority and the rest e.
the State ticket by from $1,000 to -
600 majority.
Mr.. Borah will get at least 81
votes out of - for United States SEN
ator. and senator Dubois will never
again ATTEMPT to ride to victory on his
hobby Of 'MormonisIn.'"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
CLOSE IN MISSOURI.
The Democratic Ticket Elected by Six
Thousand Ma jorIty.
CRv the Associated Press.)

st. Louis, Mo. Nov. S.-Unofficiai
returns from 105 of the LA counties
in Missouri show that the Democratic
State ticket has Won by a minority II
probably 5000.
Nineteen State senators We're elect
ed Tuesday. OF this number Ii are
Democrats and five are Republicans.
AS they serve for four years they viii
have a voice in the selection of a
United States Senator III 1909. The
members of the House are elected for
only two years.
In the Legislature the Democrats
will have a majority Of 80 on joint bal
lot at the session which in jan
N2rN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
KENTUCKY.
itrckham Defeats NcCreary for II
tor in Primary Election.

lHN tho Associated Press.)
louisville. Ky. Nov. with only
lew mountain counties to hear from,
t. l1rse probably increasing his pIu-
lily. Governor Beck ham has won
is ught against Senator McCreory
F. r. tn. nomination for the United
~I.t.S senat0rship i'm Yesterdays Dem
"'r.tic primaries. Samuel w. Hager
"a- nominated for governor in the
-.s4e primary by Il majority Of be
".'n l2.oo0 and $4,000. Although
SENATOR MrCreary carried Louisville
about 7,7S7, Governor Beckham
ran SO well in the country hat he
.N"rrHmt this lead and tonight has
@..'ut 1000 votes 10 spare.
h complexion of Nentucky's rep
..-0 ntatlon i'm Congress shows some
".n@e. the Republicans gaining two
" slnSsmen. giving them q total Of
"r- The Republican members are
..". 4. y. James, in the Third, John
W. Langley, in the Tenth: Don G. Ed
.b'sj+. in the Eleventh and Joseph =
liz .-ctt. in the Ninth.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13

Congressman as follows: Illinois, s.:
Indiana. 5: Iowa. /; Maryland. l.:
Minnesota. 1; Missouri. 6; Nebraska Il,
/; New Jersey, 3; New York. |; North
Carolina, |; Ohio. 3; Pennsylvania, ).
Republicans gained l each in Mary
land. Kentucky and West Virginia,
making the net Democratic gain %.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
TIL. NEXT HOUSE.
Figures Given Indicate Il Republican
Majority OF SIXTY.

(By the Associated Press.)
Chicago, % S.-ItcturnS received
to IA o'clock this morning show that
the Republicans have elected 223
Congressman ana the Democrats 1853
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13

Demand for the Deposi-
ton of McCarren.


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p..,cut los of tie Fruits
oI t3c Election iii New
York state.
York %"F- 9-Ihe Democrat
.... tsl.mifra met here today
..... D.. g.. 10 .d,,+.1 d,
u.s.
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IF inc tpA"uHi Oh inc hlN3A
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.. j delegation 81 BrooEIyn
PATS. dreaded ay PaJrlrh Hayes
.#H "4 |1" Nlh3@ county P'IIlIeH-
""a IoftirI Ieaaoi 81 one 81
. ".-.Htiy rlSl'lG'4 I~hrIuie0 IN sen
- Nice @lith @eIlat"iIaI DISTRICT
...'.'t ''l.'5'T "@d'IiSt the .tId-
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A. ". "I'E1d mat Mc'2iieI! mao
."..'t tao mead Of the lIcket ana
atE.d It7 4"Il'"tf7 90 90 the StHl1'
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- I'D I't"i 81 ne l'1it'c "'N IN
".f"''. ON inc state u'ht1 rom Li'u-
".Hi '''''liini DOWN.
N.t'l.a w. j. ,'hH"I@ hrcSIaeu'
..ao'I 'H@I!t9 / Hd'DH[; % an
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'.' I''''''I"lt -\%'l'HdI D'ihill1I,s
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
NEHis l..

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7.-Reporte re-
cciVnd at Republican State h|eadquar-
tiers today Indicate the election ii
sheldon. Republican. governo- by
tbout $4,000 plurality. Many precincts
ire yet to be heard from. but they VIII
not vary greatly from the returns upon
" hinh TIC fnrrcast Is ha.aN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
VOTES NOT
#.jtn is Made That Hearst Vote on In
dependence League Was Over
looked in Some Counties.

(Ey the Associated Press.)
."" York. Nov. AT the head
VII tors Of the independence League
h'2ht the following statement was is
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Mass. Nov. 1.-Revision to-
day of the figures in yesterdays STATE
election does not affect the Republican
victory, complete rcturns placing thc
plurality Of Governor Curtis Guild, Jr,.
Republican. I'VE john T.. Moran. Dem
ocrut. at 1862, while Lieutenant
Governor Eben s. Draper, Republican,
defeated f. Berry Brown. I~ndcpcnd-
pncc League and Democrat, by 9.1l9.
The political complexion Of the Con
gressiOnaI delegation remains un-
changed.
The Democrats made n gain IF three
in the State but the lower branch Of
the Legislature will remain unchanged
and strongly Republican.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
NEVADA.

Reno. New, Nov. 7.-Almost com
pIete returns from the larger precincts
of the state show a sweeping Demo
cratic victory. Bartlett, Democrat, for
Congress-, will defeat Smith, l%tepubI-
can, by 1000, and Sparks, Democrat,
incumbent Governor, Will defeat
Mitchell by about the same. The Leg
islaturc will be close, but 4 majority
Of the hOld-OVer Senators who viii
vote for a United States senator two
years from now, will be Republican.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
South Dakota Complete vote.

(Bv the Associated Press.)
Fargo. \. D, Nov. Slate and cor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13

st. Louis, Mo, Nov. From near
" complete returns from all counties
the Democrats have carried the STAT"
by a plurality of 7,640, electing all
candidates ON the state ticket and
twelve of the sixteen congressman.
The Republicans elected Congress-
men in Kansas City and st. Louis,
but lost all the districts in the state
which had been swept into the Itepub-
licau ranks two wears az.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, w. Va. Nov. THE COM
plcte returns from the different coun~
ties in West Virginia are coming in to-
night and increase the size of the Re
publican victory. Total Republican,
majority for the state is about 1900.
LEGISLATURE is Republican by more
than the majority in 1904 when it was
- on mint ballot
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia. Nov. 7.-Complete re-
turns from 81 of the 67 counties in
Pennsylvania and careful estimates
from the other SIX counties give Edwin
s. stuart. the Republican candidate for
Governor. 4 plurality Of $3.50 over
Lewis Emory, Jr., the Fusion candi-
cate
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
ION \.

Des MoincS. la. Nov. 7.-RctUrns IL:
Iowa are still incomplete, but there is
every reason to believe that Cummins
VIII receive at least 10000 plurality
over Porter. Democrat. The early re-
turns received on election night were
discouraging to the Republican man
ayers but they came from unfaVOrablc
districts and all DAY today later reports
continued to increase Cummins' lead.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord. n. H, Nov. with sew
cntecn towns still to be heard from.
The returns from Yesterdays State cleo
ton indicate quite conclusiVely that the
contest for the G~overnorship will have
to be settled in the Legislature. the
Republican candidates. Charles M
Floyd. having failed to secure Il ma
j0ritv over the other two candidates.
The returns from 275 of the 292
wards and towns Of the State give
Floyd. Republican. 39,94S for Gov
ernOr: Jameson. Democrat. 37,13S,
Tetley. Prohibitionist, 2,129; scatter
mo %74
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo. n. d. Nov. 1--WE conceda
the defeat of Governor Sarles by Mr..
Burke. MS Democratic opponent, by a
probable plurality of 1000" said
Chairman l.. b. Hanna, OF the Repub-
nCan State Central Committee, tonight.
'NNc also conceGe the defeat of John
I. kanuf. our candidate for Judge OF
Democratic ticket by 5000. We are
confident that the rest of the Republic
can ticket has been elected"
INDIANA.
Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 7.-Acc0ld-
ing to latest roturns received through
out the state Indiana went about 80,
600 Republican in yesterdays election.
The Democrats gained two Congress
men. one from the Eighth and one
from the Eleventh districts. The latest
returns partly official and unofficial.
complete show that the Republicans
carried nine congressman and the
lGrnD.r1tc f0lT
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-13
E\NESSEE.


Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 7.-IncOm-
plete returns from SIS of 90 counties
in the State indicate the election OF
Patterson, Democrat, foT governor by
$4,000 over Evans, Republican. The
vote was very light. The Legislature
Will be largely Democratic and the
Congressional delegation viii stand
two Republicans and eight Democrats
as at first reported.
JACKSON.
Webster. N. c.. Nov. The vote
received in jackson county indicates
that j. NJ. Gambler, Republican; V. F.
Brown, Democrat; j. NJ. WOrley. Re
publican; Thomas Gribble, Republic
can; j. A. Williams. Democrat; G. A.
BYRD, Democrat; T. II. Queen and w.
j. Henderson, Republicans, were
elected to the offices of representa-
tiVes, clerk of court, register of deeds.
treasurer and county commissioners.
respectively. Three precincts not
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

The motion for d new trial in the case of Alex Price and Vic tor Price were argued in the cir cult court this afternoon. Both were convicted of manslaughter at the present term of court but they are not related and there is no relation in their crimes. The motion was overruled in both cases and sentence was pronounc- ed iu accordance with the verdict of the jury. An appeal to the supreme court was then granted and the bond of Alex. Price was
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

ing for Little Rock i'll charge of three prisoners, Geo. k. Potts, forgery, two years; Wm. Smith, burglary, six months; w. H. Me Cartney, removing mortgaged property, three years. -Favette- vile News.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

Piles quickly and positively cured with Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment. It's made for piles alone--and 1t does the work surely and with satisfaction. Itching, painful, protruding or band plies disappear like magic by it's use. Large nlekle capped glass jars 50 cents sold and recommended by ". G OwnbeY.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

W. T. TARTAR Pres.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

day from befGSSit.G :" .4@ = had been visiting relatives.
 J. NJ. Cox is preparing to erect a new six-room house on his property southwest Of town.
 The Fayetteville school board is considering the purchase of a site for tie erection of a high school building.
 Dr. J. NJ. Sparkman made a professional trip to Seligman Sat nrdav. and remained over night with his father residing in that section.
 News has been received at Prairie Grove of the death at Boise, Idaho, of Will Hannah, son of the late Alexander Hannah, who resided in the vicinity ot Moffitt.
 John Holt, who was in the ner- cantile business at Summers, died last week. He was about 50 years of age, and most of bis life had been spent in Washington county.
 George Smith recently Purehas- ed a barber shop at Grove, l. T, built didn't take him long 10 find out that 1t didn't suit him, and he sold it last week. He will continue b work at Henson's shop.
 claud Pyeagt died of typhoid fever Friday night at his home at Prairie Grove. Deceased was g years of age, being the eldest son Of NIT. and Mrs. ]. ?. Pyeatt, and leaves q wife and two small children.
 Lee Reed, living northwest of town m Benton County, returned Friday from Chiekasha, l. T., where he had been for few weeks selling apples. He was there on election day and says 1t was lively affair, the greatest interest being manifested.
 Thomas BartIe. late Of Iowa, died recently of pneumonia at his home three miles west of Prairie Grove. He was about 5o years of age and k survived by d daugh- ter @ho made her home with him. The remains were inferred in the National cemetery at Fayette- vile.
 Y. Gregg yesterday reeeiv- cd telegram from his daughter, Mss Neflie, who is teacher in tie Dayton, Wash. high school, stating that she had been elected to the office of county superin- tendent oI schools. Her many friends will rejoice at her good fortune. Fayetteville News.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Loving drove out from Fayetteville Sat urday to attend Primitive Bap- lists meeting. Some time ago MT. Loving traded his farm east of town for stock of second hand goods at Fayetteville and moved b that place. He says he Is well pleased with the business SO far.
 Work at the prospect well k suspended this week, awaiting ea'.ng toshut of tie water which has been interfering with the pro- gress of the work. The well k now. 15o feet deep, and is nearly full of water. The casing has been ordered several days and is expected to arrive here any day. Prairie Grove Herald.
 It is strange how closely the whole human family is connect ed. Dr. Welch has parole dat ed at Van Buren 1865 signed by Gen. Busey. Gen. Busey was grandfather of Fred Busey, who was killed near Sulphur City last February and for which deed Victor Price was sentenced to spend one year in the pen, Wednesday, Fayetteville Senti- mel.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

charged that the horse was not as represented and sued for s250, S2oo being the price of the horse and So was for damages.
 Halner Manufacturing Co. vS, Northwest Arkansas Lumber Co, dismissed without prejudice at cost of plaintiff.
 AIollie Hannah vS. Western Union Telegraph O., continued until next term of court and set for Monday of second week.
 Spencer kirtley ys. Bassett X William, jury trial, verdict for defendant.
 Manson Campbell Farming Mill Company vs. Will Hook, dismissed at cost of plaintiff for want Of prosecution
 T. 5. Miller vs. St. L. X s. F. k. R. Co.,, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 New Home Sewing Machine Co. vs. E. E. Brock, dismissed at cost of plaintiff for want of prose- cution.
 Ida F.. McMorris vs. B. r. Smith, continued on motion of defendant.
 L. B. Stone vs. Estate of Dan- Tel Portnell, dec. dismissed with out prejudice at cost of plaintiff.
 Bunting < Haynes vs. E. Dingle. dismissed in vacation.
 White Sewing Machine Co. vs. F. l.. Brock. dismissed at cost of plaintiff for want of prosecution.
 K. ?. Sperlin vs. St. L. X s. F. K. I. Co., dismissed by agree ment.
 Mary F. Waits vs. NJ. l. Flowers and P. B. White, con- tinued for want of service until next term of court.
 $. Q. Lewis ys. A. C. Smith, el al, continued until next term of court by consent.
 ". X. Oliver. vs. E. D. Carl, appeal from J. P. Court, verdict for plaintiff in the sum of s45.93, motion for new trial.
 John Deere Plow Co. vs. ". r. BruffeY, continued for want of service.
 ". II. Lewis vs. A. F. Wolf, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 Edison < Owbev vs. St. L. X $. F. k. R., continued until next term of court.
 Bank of Sloan es. c. F. A1arrs ct al, dfsmsSed at cost of plain tiff.
 H. Myers ct al, in matter of establishing county road, dismiss- ed at cost of petitioners.
 P. Harrington vs. Mourseth. compromised and dismissed at cost of pIaintiff.
 Euniee Fineher, exparte by Alice Fincher her next friend. Euniee Fineher, minor declared of age for the specific purpose of signing deed to certain real estate.
 James Lincoln Bates, ezparte, same as above.
 J. B. Shannon vs. E. r. Will aans, J. V Walker garnishee. court finds the s47.2o was the property Of F. P Williams. SIS ta1ns garnishee and orders clerk to pay tile balance, after all costs are paid, to ]. B. Shannon. talk ing his receipt therefor.
 H. E. Wilkerson vs. 4. NJ. Barnhart, attachment of defend ants property sustained.
 Homer Majors vs. c. w. Carter, judgment for plaintiff III sum of SIS. 40.
 Circuit court adjourned Wednes. day night of last week. T. ]. Hunt, \. l.. Trent and W. N. Mnrtnt, ,rara 1nr,o;,,aJ c1,,,,,,,,