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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25
WORTH

Nj. G. 'FdbtFte' upeiIl1'4Nh %
the Durham Hosiery MHlS,-ah Eng
lighman by birth-writes a very sensi-
,.. ~. nanrfac,nrers' Rec
o'e - - -. rngIish
ord on me me u
immigration IL North CdTollna. NJ
Snt,tb wants Immigration. particularly
. .o,,la,d Ireland Den
from EiEldlld.
mark II Gerndn&-pcopiG rom nv
North Of Europe Who ar. of tine same
a,,, %. M -. Nnoto-ca,on p.ople.
rr,, no
oi c'u'He " ~"
L3ti countries. but immigrants from
tho North of Europe win amai2anat.
ha.,or v-..tfno -. M rff,.t TO at
~. ,.r.n+..
tract En5Hsi4 $etAl'i ~
says:
am ,rnIr 10 yo,r request Of 2 g.w
a,v aon 10 wiite my cxrarirncc in
IA ..oTtb ana my orIninn OF it as a
sui.abir nlac. for English c~ot;ou-mi.I
ncorIc ia locate, beg To say. in the
1rsf u}ace that english and Northern
p~copIa who come here to take promi-
ncnt noeitioGs. such as over. Ger, and
s1ltc-jntcadente like then. surround-
mrs prettv we'll. Inc general run Of
nil holm such as caru-room hands.
~-fnrinr-roon hands and weaver,
b.ik ar Tho 6f-honr week. nave had
= nnmhcr of people fresh from Eng
lard and their complaint has always
IN FOO long hours Almost All OF
fhe,s, lilo tho work and the people all
RIGHT II & not ycly to
ineifn aconle when YOU know that
ia " arc going To rumble on that
score rhr manufacturers must con-
80. co,,rthino in the way of shorter
ba,,rs IL 1hcv EXPECT to get this class
~ mill hel1. The Piedmont section is
= me country to live in and IS ON
rarat;veiy free from ~nlalarial ills. |
a}-n fird that an Englishman who is
I,.ccnt is made to feel at home st
che Nv own experience in this
country E,~ been very satisfactory.
I,a,rir i...n in securing dc
s;ratir Itnccs Wages in tho last 10
,..4rs have advanced very maIariaiN.
in some Instances 30 per cent. If We
,o,l1 ott y few families in every mill
tnun and make Them satisfied. thay
,r.,1Ia v,;7c their friends ana pooplo
al home. In the course of n few
years ltcl sallsiled lHlinlsIalloi
= -. 49, - ~ nid Gem
fr,. ana ,hn neonle there shown some
of Tie advantages that a country like
thiS mas To Ollef. IN: clailCcS OIL pro-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25

Just exactly why kissing under the
mistlctoc at Christmas is better than
in any other way or at any other time
nobody has told US. Indeed, with all
the other good things that Santa Claus
gives US at Christmas. why shouldn't
miStlctOc and the kissing be given 4
separate feast Of its own Why have
all the good things at once? There
given the choice between SAINTS Claus
and turkey OH the one side, and the
n.istl~toc with the right girl under it
on the other side. wouldn't hesitate a
minuIa and would make their choice
without SO much rs looking at Santa
Claus OF scouting the delicious aroma
of the turkey.
Why is kissing under the nliStietoe
more popular thai kissing under the
gas-iight. turned low? According to
scandinavian mythology. the wicked
spirit Of Loki. hated Balder. thu favor
lite Of the gods. and making an ar
row of mistletoe gave it to Hader. the
god Of darkness. and hifAscIf blind. To
test. He was restored to Iif. and tho
m!Stl@ toe given to Frcda. the goddess
of love. to keep. Every one passing
under ii a~fterWard received a kiss as
proof thai it was an emblem of love
and not of death.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25

The Empty Stocking is the subject
of an editorial leader in an exchange.
There ought to be no empty stocking
in all North Carolina this Christmas
and will be none if the truc Christmas
spirit rcigns III the hearts Of thos..
who have Tho means to help their less
fortunate ncighboTs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25
All For$1.70.

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as we are offering "nder the
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ing ter one year:
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ror particulars, address
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25
and not of death.

we are entangled in the mcshcs Of
tn" law. and while law conscrves
and promotes u liberties in some di-
rcctions, it curtails them in others.
To Il degree we are ruled by In "
made by men who had Les intelligence
and less opportunity for observation
than We have: that Is. We are govern
cd by the dead ana the outWorn." SAYS
Ebert Hubbard, and there is much
of truth in what he says.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25

North Carolina has not produce 4
poet Who had greater talent that Henr,
Jerome S~tockard. Ills poems viii ike
Bethlehem in To-day pa,,rr = .ne
= : MS best and IS worth preserving.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
B. Of R. 7. DEMAND
AN EIGHT HOUR
DAY
ALL WESTERN ROADS CENTER
ING IN CHICAGO FACE SERl.
Gus LABOR PROBLEM.

Chicago. oct. ETH" western
railroads are facing a serious labor
problem. The Brotherhood of Railwa,
Trainmcn on behalf of its swirchmcn
today presented demands 10 an rail
roads ceutering in Chicago for an
eight hour day The Brotherhood s
action follows that of the Switchmen'
union which presented similar de
mands ONE time ago, but the two
movements are independent of each
other.
The railroads. however. will DE
obliged 10 deal now with practically
the whole organized strength Of the
switchmen instead of he fractional
part. represented by the Switchmen g
union. ia th.s respect the move is the
most extensive attempted Dr. railroad
ampl5ye organizations iu many years.
Every railroad west Of pittsburg and
Buffalo iu the United State is in
VOWED.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25

posed to Hearsts candidacy Today
a large force of stenegraphers is In
the place vacated by he Hearst work
ers, and is busy sending ouJ masses
% literature in campaign against
hearsgs candidacy
Mr. Osborne al Auburn today dc.
clared that che headquarters viii con.
tiuue To be used for mrthering the
best interests OF the Democratic
party"
Hearst to Invade oyster Bay.
Hearst is making preparations tn
deliver a speech in Oyster Bay, the
presidents sumemr home He viii
8 all over Long Island on a special
train, speaking al Jamaica, Hemp
stead, and Oyster Bay.
The Tide OF battle shifted mp state
today with the telling work Of Char
les Z. Hughes and The capture Of the
Old Democratic state headquarters by
auti-Hoarst Democrats.
Appealing directly % the labor vote.
Hughes has taken mp the gage of bat-
DE thrown by Hearst and is putting
in some effective blows against the
cNtraSagant claims of the IndeperG-
enco League leader
Mir Osborne put out singing
a'emenl against Hearst. which
reached here to-day. IN which De sum
mares his rc3s ns for opposing the
independence Leafuc candidate as
.lDrs:
T. Hearst E. not a Democrat.
&C. He secured the nomination by
1rruptior and whence.
3. He Us trying TO disrupt the Dem
cratic party.
3. And ho is ius,ncere.
That this movement of no state req
lar Democrat caused a stir in the 1
Independence League forces was soon /
manifest and after long conferences. /
D which State Chairman Conners. +
learst. and his chief lieutenant. Ihm-i
en. -pok part q statement was fssgeI
l.e tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25

| her throat She ceased struggling az
Iter hat and became unconscious.
"Tncn wc took the diamonds away
fro miner put them in my pocket.
"'Now TO make 10 look as if she
committed suicide, said. So We
Strengthened ont the bed and picked
Mr.. Leslie mp and laid her down on
The Hoar, smoothing o." her dress, Sd
as 10 mako it look as little like q
struggle as possible oNthing was dis
mbed ia the room, anyway SO We
turned out the lights and started fol
he door
"Lcts make d good job oft and
make it look like suicide a whole lot
sad Leopold. and turned on both gas
jets full tilt.
Il locked The door on the outside
and laid The Key on The window sill a
few feet down the hall
Then we went down TO my room
and divided the sparkler5. We agreed
10 meet the next day and try and
pawn some of them. Leopold walked
down stairs and went away ! put
fhe diamonds in my cork leg. and
tried togo to sleep.
"But ! didn't sleep much. and I go.
up early The next morning ANA went
away telling he clcrk I would DE-
gone three days / didn't want to be
around when al the row started. and
figured tia. If would take abou;
three days TO get the body away.
Leopold and / mot the next day
31d went into q pawushcp together
niuckiiy the Keeper recognized Leo
,oidvho had been ia there before.
md called for the police. Leopold go
lway BIT I didnJand was arrested
md held at Central. alhoughrhey
.idnt suspec. me Of the Leslie nun
.er
Then they Jet me 20. and Saturday
went 10 another pawnbrokers and
nak some diam out Of my corr,
ag and tried TO pawn them. I guess
hats what really queered me
-Bu- ] don't care much. It's of
rs Mid and they san do what they
AN 10 me now"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25

home he was tae target for abuse and
argument and that Mrs. Stevenson
had asserted that her love for her
husband was dead" within a short
time af er their marriage.
Expected Husbands Death.
Mrs. Stevenson told me several
Zines that She expected her husband
10 be brought homie dead" concluded
Mrs Wiley
Ms. Stevenson visited the scene
of The tragedy yesterday afternoon.
She first entered the saloon where
her husband was last seen alive. and
he asked several questions Of the
bartender. Then she followed the
course taken by her band-the
path along which the police believe
Stevenson did not walk unaccom
panied and along which they feel con
iident one person. a person yet to be
found came back alone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
WIDOW SUSPECTED
Concluded from First Page.)

gram was sent TO Southport, Lanca
s1ire, England, the town which Mrs
Stevenson claim To be her mrtloIaca
king the authorities for information
concerning her.
Mrs Stevenson in an interview al
her present apartments. at 3l2S
Rhodes avenue, admitted she had
spent much Of her time travelling in
England ami on the continent and
That she had of la0e isolated herself
from her relatives.
II have been asked the nature OF
an alleged secret in my late I'm bands
litc If there was one / win never re-
veal it. / know tlaJ a number of az
quaintance- have t-ied TO hint ut deep
mysteries and Things in my past. but
they have proved nothing"
A number of persons who have as
ISOLATED with Mrs. Stevenson of late.
and also when she was MISS Mar. h.
land Mrs Thule. and under her latest
name. have declared according TO
Mrs. \. r. Wiley. of 1923 Vernon
avenue. that Stevenson was apparent
~ an unhappy man, and that he
seemed to live i'm constant dread of
some mysterious enemy MR.. Wiley
said that whenever Stevenson wa a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25

ook about all the young people out OF
town. Il was a grand affair and every.
body reports The very hest Of good
time.
The Catholic church gave their first
fan fair aud festival Of the season
Tuesday night
All the boys who intend 10 join the
band had better attend the meeting
next Tuesday night at Z o'clock.
The Tolson Stock company will
present tonight one or the grandest
play ever produced in our city. MY
Lady Men"
Mr.. Al Curlcy was In Cairo Tuesday
night
The Ladies Colonial orchestra with
the Tolson Stock company is one Of
the best on the road.
w. J. Sandeson has received a large
line Of graphaphone records which be
viii have for sale at all times 90 come
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
A Cat with Wins

The boatswain o. the Caspian" an
English schooner. brought with him
from India strange animaIblr1
which he always referred 10 as his
Tabby." IT certainly looked more
Ike a cat than anything else, BIT IL
was probably some freak Of the anil
nal world. It had two pairs Of wings.
but could Gy only with difficulty. ike
a tame duck
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
Judicious Spending.

II is argued by some that, for the
common veal, the universal spending
OF money should be encouraged. Saw
ing money. however, does not imply
6uTVing it from circulation but send
'ng # along into circulation in ones
own nouo What the young men of
the country need Is not encourage
mcnt 20 Spend .heir money but TO
spend e. iadic'ogs'y and wisely
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
BOYS GETS APPOINTMENT.

Springfield. ILL.,, Oct. Ex-Governor
Deneen this afternoon. appointed W
Vi. Boys. of Strea or. a member Of the
state board Of Railroad and Ware
mouse commissioner to suc-e ad
James Neville. Of Bloomington. de
ceased Boys was Tor over a year as
sistant attorney general under stead
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25

MOUND CITY, ILL.
Mound City. a.. Oct. a. 1906.

Mr. and Mf Geo +. Martin went 'o
Olmstead las Sunday for an outing IN
the woods
G. Brown has moved into his loW
building. one of the best places .n
town 90 carry on bis busiHe- He sill
carry q complete line Of winter goods
the very latest cuts ar cut prices. lie
is advertised 10 carry a fifteen day
sale commencing Saturday the 27th-
lie extend cordial Invitation to al
MI Williamson and his iImher err
spector went 70 WickHHe yesterday
TO see about getting o raft Of log or
other materials.
The dance at Mounds Tuesday night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
6sistic Star Tree.

A tree that Is a freak of nature is
the Asiauc star tree. II grows 90 70
s9 feet tan a1f fn- e h-ieht If about
80 ice. i-e trunk IS wholly bare Prom
that point there spring a number Of
TANGLED limbs and these. grouped to
ge-ler. smIt a ILCsphorie light
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
RcatraLns TurbuIent Younasters.

A clover Irish woman has patented
an invention called the happy
thou.ht" It is q portable cage can
apv witch. when adjusted o. q cradle.
win prevent the liycliest younsste-
from t.Lbiing cut
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25

Ewcrionse is safe light TO walk
by. and he is not rash man who ex-
poets 10 succeed IN future from the
same means which have s-cure! it ia
times Wendell Phillips.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
LABOR VS, HEARST
Continued from First Page.)

had been paid from July last until
next May by Thomas VI. Osborne. for
mer mayor Of Auburn. one Of Hearst's
u!t'crest enemies Osborne was the
moving spirit in the Albany confer
enca' September by Democrats op-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-25
LEOPOLD ARRESTED
fConcluded From First PaEeJ

want fo see her eyes.
She struggled little. MT very
much. and then I reached down and
picked up an underearme1t she had
been wearing aud tied &c tight aroun.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS KEANE WON-
 DER MINING co.

Pursuant to resolution of the board of directors of the above named com pany, a special meeting of the stock holders of said company will be held at the office of the company. No. s MOnihOn building. Phoenix. Arizona, on the 18th day of December 1906, at the hour of o'clock p. m., for the follow ing purposes:
 l. To act upon a resolution amend ing the articles of incorporation of said company, so that the same shall pro vide for a board of five directors. and naming the persons who shall consti- tute said board until the annual cleo tion of directors to be held in the year 1907 and. until the election and quail fication of their successors.
 g. To adopt a new code of bylaws, to take the place of those destroyed by fire.
 g. To act on resolutions validating the acts of the existing and of previ- ous boards of directors of the company, the records whereof were destroyed in said fire.
 4. To transact all business incidental to. and necessary to carry into effect the foregoing purposes, and all busi- ness eustomarily and proper to be transacted at special meetings of stock holders.
 All stockholders are requested to be present in person or by proxy.
 J. R. ELGAN,
 Secretary. Keane Wonder Mining Go
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
THE MEASURE OF GREATNESS.

It is evidently m the study of man,
 of his structure. his qualities. his his
 tory, in his human station and in the
 vast perfectiOns of the ancient life
 through which the way was won to
 his human estate. as well as. and su-
 premely. the problems of his moral de-
 velOpment. that the masters of thought
 are 10 hold their place in the esteem
 of their fellows: then they will be fol-
 lowed by all who have the strength to
 do so. because in the teaching will be
 the revelation of themselves. The nat
 uralist who has to tell of the steps b. which man came to his estate will have
 attention that will never be given tO the questions of life in general near as
 these problems should be to all inteill-
 gent persons The historian who deals
 with human conduct has his way to a
 hearing made easy by the motive of fellowship. Above all the mOralist who sets the man in face of himself and shows him his relations 10 the else than self will have the foremost place. If he do his work greatly bringing to i it Newtonian might or Darwinian de- vOtiOn to his purpose. the only danger in the appreciation he is to receive is that it will instinctively lift him above the human plane. denying him true fellowship with his kind IL is only as men come tO a righer appreciation of human quality that they are willing to ' have their greatest teachers of morals ! in the same plane as themselves. That alone tells us where lies the summit of [ greatness in the initiative judgment OS
 mankind.-The late Dean Shaler, in { the December Atlantic
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
NOTICE OF cHATTEL MORTGAGE
 SALE

NOTICE OF cHATTEL MORTGAGE
 SALE.
 Default having been made in the terms and conditions or a certain chat tel mortgage. dated the tenth day of April. 1906. and filed in the office of the county recorder of MaricOpa coUn- ty, Arizona, on the eleventh day Of April. 1906. which mortgage was made by F. H. Carpenter and C- F. Phillips. mortgagOrs. to Arizona Brewing com pany. corporation, mOrtgagee. tO se- cure the payment of four certain prom issory notes, aggregating the sum oi five hundred s(5O0.00) dollars. and iR- terest on said notes at the rate of twelve (l2 per cent) per cent per annum since the tenth day of April. 1906. ana an attorneys fee in the sum of seven ty-five ($15.OD. dollars. and aE costs and all expenses of preserving and storing the mOItgaged property in case of foreclosure and all costs and charges aecruing against said property Now therefore, notice is hereby given that on Monday the seventeenth Qsthi day of December 1906. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the saloon situated in the corner two rooms or the Mccarthy | building. at Five Points. in the city of ' Phoenix, in the county of Maric0pa and territory of Arizona. the undersigned. mOrtgagee. will sell at public auction. to the highest bidder for cash. Co pay and satisfy the amount secured by said mortgage. with interest. attorneys | fees and the costs and expenses afOre- said. the personal property described in said mortgage and described as fc! lows. to-wit;
 ] One ice box. double deck: one bar and i one back bar; one counter; four round tables; one square table; one dresser. two whiskey cases; one Natioral cash register. number s0e42; one clock twen- | ty-four chairs; two sofas, one Iron stove; and all glasses. glassware. GUS pidors. spoons. knives. forks. tools. inl- plements. appliances. furniture and fix lures of every kind situate in and used in and about the saloon situate in ths building hereinafter described
 All of the above described and men tioned property is now situated tn and aOOut that sertain saloon situated ca the corner two rooms of the Mccarthy building, at Five Points. in the city of Phoenix. in the county of MaricOpa and territory of Arizona
 Dated Dec. 5th, 1906.
 ARIZONA BREWING COMPANY.
 By JOSEPH BOLD.
 Its Agent MOrtga gagee-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stOckhold- CTS of the Denver oil Company VIII be held at the office of Isaac T. StOddard. city of Phoenix. County of MaricOpa. territory of Arizona. on Tuesday. De- II. 1906. at 10 a. m-. of said day. for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and for the trans action of such other business as may properly come before the meeting
 J. M. PARKER. JOHN F. BEACH. Pres
 Secy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
Board and Rooms

THE OASIS VILLA-The rest resort at Scottsdale- -on-the-Desert. Il miles from Phoenix. American and Euro pean plans. Not a sanitarium. After coming thousands of miles to find the location for the winter it will pay
 to find out about conditions here. on a green spot in the heart of the great desert. For free descriptive phamplet address The Oasis Villa. Scottsoale-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
For Exchange

A very large brick house on street railway line for small cottage on the avenues. What have you to exchange?
 so Acres south of Tempe with Tempe water. for Phoenix residence property.
 f Good residence lots in good location for small ranch close tO the city.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

Wanted for United States army: Able bodied unmarried men between ages of 21 and 35; citizens of United States. of good character and temper ate habits. who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to recruiting officer postoffice building,  Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

ROOMS AND BOARD reasonable, Union Hotel. SIS West Washington. BONNY VIEW RANCH for pleasant surroundings, best table. plenty rich milk and eggs. Daily stage, no irri- gation. miles north on Cave Creek road Seventh street). Get descrip- tive circulars, Miller's Drug Store. SIXTH AVENUE HOTEL-Strictly first class family hotel. Rates, room and board. S1O.Oo per week and up. Mrs. $. F. Kelso
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
For Sale


 FOR SALE-ON CONTRACT TO RE- SPONSIBLE PARTY AT $1O0 DOWN AND TEN DOLLARS PER MONTH ON BALANCE, WITH IN TEREST AT PER CENT ON DE- I'ERRED PAYMENTS two residence lots. corner Fillmore and 7th Sts |, having 100 feet frontage on 7th St.. and surrounded by some of the finest residences in Phoenix. Two large palms in front, also a row of asn trees. Close to town, canal and car line; tributary to gas and city water mains and electric light and tele- phone lines. This is Inside property and des: able for home builder. It can be bought for less than neigh boring lots are sililng for. See the owner, Harvey J. Lee, at Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
Situations Wanted

SITUATION WANTED r- By two brothers. colored, janitor. cook. house work are porters. Good reference Apply 2l0 F.. Adams. SITUATION WANTED-Hcalthy wo- man wants cooking in hotel or insti- tuition. E. B.. this office. STENOGRAPHER and typist desires several hours work each day. EX- perienced. Good references. Address E. A. R.. care Republican. WANTED-Permanen position in an office as bookkeeper or general office work by experienced man 29 years cd with best of references and not afraid of work. Address Box 333, Phoenix, Arizona.
 A GOOD camp and restaurant cook with 16 years experience wants po- sition to cook for 75 to 100 men with one good helper. Price S115.O0 for the two per month. Address L. H. this office.
 WANTED-Position by Japanese boy at all kind of work. 5O6 E. Washing ton St., Cor. 5th, Japanese Club.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

lady stenographe- and typewriter wants position. Ad- dress NJ, Free Press office. Mesa