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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
GOOD MEN MUST HAVE PONIE.

Not long ago the Equitable. with .
'ereat flourish q trumpets. announced
that three Southern men + position
had accepted positions as trustees of
that company. Car uas taken that i
majority stnI represented ,he inner
ring. What good has come from their
election except - advertise ohre
names IF honest men while President
Morton goes to Albany To lght lesisia-
tive reforms y few davis azo il vas
given out that Governor Hayward. 81
South Carolina. would be chosea 4
trustee This paper venturel to adj
wise the Governor not To permit e
use Of his name. To that editorial the
columbia state makes his repl.
Don't do it" IL the advice that the
Raleigh News aad Observer offers -
GOV. Hayward ii respect Of ths pro-
EDsal that the South Carolina cXecu-
tive be pat on the directorate If the
New CORK Life Insurance Company.
The News ana Observer gives this
reason for it's counsel: we nope TO
southern Governor VIII permit the use
OF his nanc by either Of the Big Three
until they bring forth fruits meet for
repentance They nave not reformed
only cut of some g!aringIy absurd
expenses our North Carolina con-
temporary would not ave any South
ern Governor lend his name to one Of
the Big Three companies until III has
brought forth reform. If this policy
De followed, how. we should like to
ask thc News and Observer. viii re-
form ever be attained? Are the trick
STEERS and 2rafters to he left in undiS-
putcd possession forever Does he
North Carolina paper believe hat
some mysterious moral force will At
Il not distant day sweep over the spirits
Of the uuholy and leave them pure
and beautiful? We do not see il hat
way. If all the honest men stand
aside and wait for the dishonest 10 re-
form. there Will be a pretty situation.
BY ali means let US get all the honest
men We can on the boards Of the in
uranc companies. We do not gather
figs from thistIes."
# Governor Hayward can compel
the election OF 4 majority Of trustees
free from the Wall Street influence
that has been using the insurance re-
serve as a al to advance their
speculation, and if he will go to New
York and devote enough time to the
matter to go to the bottom and stay
there and compel reforms. we with
our admonition: Don't do it,
Governor" TN revelations show that
there is need of a thorough house
cleaning from top to bottom. If Gov
ernor Hayward mas time to effect such
hOuse-cleaning, he will do q public
erVice, but the task is so HercuIunean
that he wouldn't have any time left
to perform his duties as Governor. The
first thing necessary to do would be
to bounce the new president who is
opposing the reforms urged by the
Armstrong committee, and then there
would be much else to do. Unless the
Governor can take time enough to
make a clean sweep, neither he nor
any other man Of position ought u
lend his name to these giant concerns
caught IN the robbery OF their policy
holders.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
TIE OHIO INNOCENT I:ATI-


The fist iruif ~ the "-es'i'A - Q
Democrat Governor - ONO. %isa .
Legislature dominated ~ Ieas -
sfa aa,i-T1chiae republican, r
.a TIE reduction - ae ase
- ~" cents = DIS -''.<
CURED INTO ''.1fHbas when me 49,
introduce. o4' q
-".4 @i"uih li.a- .at
SEC "'.H
Jaw lhf1 t'-' t6s ''f' . =
QUO ''Inss sA7i. '-'fs 5HA
ite ought '' Nts" Hi '"'s.t.'-
SON showed tle'i lia' lh@'' '-'"4
ere anne - Hei -iH- tas
ana nc p-'ilpds Si@1a' III "''i' at'
! recent 4 N
.ie hli1sA "l I s'l S''A -
-h@ Governor signed ~ some 20 ..a
~iaiiI"ddN -aF" Il '1' liaN "''.o D.
tested IA tie courts n III 4 T.
make sentiment aaain~t ii sent otsl a
,,a v-f-.- .n ..lofa1 ,ata.
P41dtHti7 ""H '~HSi '" "N P3
lie, including the ministers. refused
~ criticize Il .igIlteou. and just aet.
ami "a the tr.-,nnt ,atn b.t. r.,pa
Ii}o eHeci' the ~iaiiodAs i3he4S deter
mining lnat ii would ne futile to re-
sjst it. II Herrick had been reelected
c,.orn. a,d Pc o. and canafa,
Foraker had continued then oiI-tlme
control Of the Legislature, the two
cent ca,. fore would ,a,er nave rnt
-.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
WHO Is THE

Some days ago, in the regular mail,
there came a letter to the business
management, accompanied by the
money, with directions to insert an
advertisement that was enclosed. The
clerk who received the money, and
the advertisement inserted it. 1t was
signed &c. e. Stallings, Enfield. n.
G." and was an advertisement for q
wife. AS DON as Mr.. Stallings saw
the advertisement he sent this tele-
gram:
enfield, n. c.. March 23.
"NeWS and Observer,
"Itaieigh, n. G.
"Discontinue advertisement in yOul
paper. Some one forged my name.
! want it distinctly understood that
l am highly insulted and blush to see
my name attached to such an adj
vertisemcnt. Z. i. STALLINGS."
The original letter, typewriter,
with the name &c. Il. Stallings' In
plain writing, was at once sent to
Mir. StalIings in the hope that the
signature will enable him to spot the
person who forged his name and i'm
posed upOn this paper to the end that
he may be properly dealt with. This
paper sincerely regrets the publica-
ton of h advertisement that put
Mr.. StallinSs in a position utterly at
variance With his character and
standing, and it hopes to be able to
assist in uncOvcring the miscreant or
the practical joker who pcrpetrated
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
TWO CENT RATE IN VIRGINIA.

The Richmond Times-Dispatch says
that the Churchman bill reducing the
price of 500 mile tickets to two cents
Il mile is not worth the paper it is
written on, as the Constitution con-
tcrs the rate making power exclusive
ly on the Corporation Commission"
Ii says it does not know what the rail-
roads OF the commission Will do.
If the Times-Dispatch is right. the
effect of thc Legislation is still of i'm
portancc, as indicating the demand of
the people for u reduction Of passen-
ser fares to two cents. If the Com
mission shall find that the
Of the road Justify a decrease to two
cents it will be their duty to order
that rate, and i'll taking that matter
into consideration they will take no.
ticH, not Of Watcred stock. but OF the
money actually invested in the rail
road business. If the income does
not Justify Il reduction to the two
cent basis, the Virginia Commission
will then make as much reduction as
Justice 10 ;hc railroads and the travel
ing public alike demand.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
TWO NOTES OF WARMING.

Some weeks g this paper urged
the people of North Carolina. who
wish legislation for the common vel
fare, to see to it tina only men of
high character. owing no obligations
to the railroad trust or the insurance
trust, to the Legislature. This is par
ticularly true of the Senate, the citadel
always of corporate power. Unless the
people are alert they Will wake up to
find the railroads, the insurance com-
panies and other special interests in
control of the State Senate. AS indi-
eating the underground methods
which special interests are already en-
ploying and the need that the people
be aroused, we take the liberty Of
private letters received yesterday from
two of the best men in North Carolina
ono an able lawyer and the other d
sensible farmer. one living beyond the
mountains and the other east of the
Wilmington & Weldon railroad. FROM
the letter written by gentleman in the
West this extract is taken:
y see many pointers indicating that
the liquor forces and corporate intiu-
cNceS are going to make q desperate
effort to control the next Legislature
certainly the Senate. / see this from
the announcement Of candidates in diff
foTcnt counties in this section Of the
State. Were | III personal coGnmunica-
ton With You | could call names. But,
beyond all doubt, the effort will be
made
The letter from our farmer friend
contained the following:
with these things we surely have
EOt to fight. The best men in the
state SHOULD go in the next Legisla-
tuTe With the determination to lay
Just taxes on every corporation, as
there nc"er has been a sufficient tax
Put upon them 10 blot out graft, md
tut Il few scoun3rels in the Deniten-
tiarY who desire to speculate in the
leGiSlature-SOmethinG unknown in
thc history of this grand old
wealth until ten or twelve years ago
The eVi! has grown until it Will have
to be stopped by the courts. 1t is the
duty of every good citizen to ~dcnounce
it. n to help prosecute the r~ascais
WtiU are engaged in ii"
The next Legislature will he the
most important session of many Years,
particularly because it must consider
and put into effect practical and radi-
cal insurance reforms. reduce Dassen-
ser fares. correct an old and i~neffec-
tive system of tax assessment. devise
4 better system Of county government.
crclte a better maciStcrial system.
provide adequately Tor the INDECENT in
! sane, continue educational progress
and road building. and deal With the
| growing trust evil and Kindred wrongs
that injure the people. We have been
engaged with undoinG the wrongs II
fusion. dealing with suffrage questions.
making q way for good temperance
laws and their enforcement. and in
the stress of these paramount matters
the railroad. the insurance and other
trusts have not been properly rcgu-
lated.
No mon with strings tied to them
should be elected to the Legislature Of
1907.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
Non ct I~Ini rlut nv

.Ehauk.ta r
THr Radical t4f. m
tasatS called the Nara.
''. ago
e interview N8ta Een
.sF. Demos a.
1-'@. itt@ i4. A@h@ a-
would DE ee f.E
uartx. tho ea#5ue tf..
l.t... fs
vi hi& 1.'1AN i-Ii @in,
he believed tho Nu..sH .....
N~..-ra MAN 4.s...t.F ..H
~
YARN 0Ntll ih AurH.s H...
.G. ana III t!s. uHag r.ma ..
.tis .-,, l.r
III, ~
CENTS. Ia. Aafof4 mas .
stirting up a horH,ts f..e. .
Wv "h' '"~'iN't "ii',.
D,mn~rat in ,lr,rI,n. f..t
party Of prog In r.....
the News ana Observer Devoted
=, -. '.di''IiS ." IN. M.
ndnk ~ ~4iI ,nntrn....
To weep again for na ....
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

Timer IS genuine regret among d
large circle of friends at death of
NJ. Horace NJ. Emerson. General
Traffic Manager Of tho Atlantic Coaet
Line. He had been connected with
that railroad for thirty consacut5y.
years and was n Of the most eff
Gent and popular railroad men ~
North Carolina. lie had crown up
with the road since the time when
it was 4 small line running between
Wilmington and Weldon and lived -
sec it the largest system in the South.
lie was always at his post. efficient.
capable. progressive. and was an In
~iluential factor in building up ana
taking care Of the great system with
which he was connected.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

II an Insurance company is I'M
willing to invest as much money in
North Carolina as it gets out of the
state, then North Carolina does not
need that company in its business.
Governor Glenn is wise in declaring
that he will make such recommenIa-
ton. The people will approve. They
ave resolved to have none out home
companies and outside companies that
conform TO just North Carolina regu-
latiOnS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

We cannot agree with BI1 SILK.
thinking the shelby Aurory En..
manufactured that new cour.-
incline to the opinion that taa
was imposed upon by some
revenue doodle. BGt it can .
by exposing the scala.
sending the picture Of the aII"-..
vert 10 this offcc-ItU..
Rooster.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

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ana ST North Carolina. Illus. rating the
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
HINIA4 Al I'll TIIE iDlTDIsINi
MOI

IL. .fs. .1az~ f ~~stsw ana ta s@
|... r.rfat .#zr va- tie m.s inn
r.a-,.-. ~ as. u-.u IN
s.r,.,taa came before tse news III
~ I,t.~..-s 81 Il u.n cons
|1s.r.a ar.rion aaa Is ~ SACRIFICED.
nm. n.u star n,y, sax tAe Hs1.,
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4 III. ar4e Ma. Iru. f4t tm
If...r decree TIL. n-eu>rafer mas
i,.rr,. 49,. -..,~ bus lis chief function.
,, ramon sn.f =. fr.4ch James
Ga-1.a Enua.tt the ,!i,- uA~ tn.
aret man NH mol, y rrtat n,Nstartr
iuron tn. prtacipIc that The aeW
uaS ia. chief s,ltur. OF n,NS}apt
lama tile .itosial department was us
small consequence compared It's the
NEWS department. tits example Was lai-
lowed ana siace the death of Greeley.
hen people saw the heart and faith
OF tie man Greeley ia tho Tribune.
editorials. there has been a decline iu
The editorial Rage. some papers dis
lcardinc il All together. a4ld others -
conducting the page as To make t
Ifnane auII lacking III power.
Ih4 WALL SfFe.f -III-n34 SIMS I4AatN
lNnly5ue T. stone. head Of the Assoc
lciatad Prces-Gaa the highest au-
Ithority upon present d1y journalism Ia
,,,.,fea, rciniee- over ia, signs Of
- revival Of the editorial page and
t.-,+rrinntae IL j., No small mart 10 fb.
~yelra.. i~onruaIs" The journal sax
.if thi. i t,,,. Il IL tna hee. sar,5ee-
l,n1 IA. opI, sa,yic. that yeHov.
i,,,rnaiiem has narrormed for fbe
country" The so-calIed yellow Jour
nails ,uboto,nr tboir rg,tlts have h.,n
.o,,a,,. r,al. thf,c. .a,,. ., ,a..
con,o .f Tho +hinrs tbo. b,,. ..,ausaa
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manu- = pellS met ma ~ 'he mann
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cora WIN 1he yello" Journals putting
thelr advocacy upon mes mat were
less shy-scraplhs ana ehSlhe-ploWlhs,
ana more ehecliNe III reaching
'louShtlul men 'hal the appears IN 4
hlSh Key oy the yeIIo"s- hu'' rs
matter what IS responsible Tor the re-
ViF2i OF editorial power It = q good
sign 'hat II IS coming AGAIN TO hola
irst place IN the dalIy papers. But
'here are editorial pages n editoriai
pages. The Journal truly says:
There are unmistakable proofs th9t
ne = peopio m"n' ~ ~ - sllaCgIe Gui-
fails ia sIlnnIv i WIN decline in circill
lation and influence. But to amount 10
anything the edilorlal page must -
t+,. - = Nv Su'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

The Governor Of Michigan is a gem
ticman. lie docs not want for his
State amy rf the dishonest sDccial tax
bends The pettigrcW-Butler con-
~SDirators are finding it difficult TO in
dUcc any state to join hands with
them. Even South Dakota has re-
fnImC0.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

Secretary TAFT said to n l..
mine . few days aEo-auJ TIN
repeated the remark 70 me-
sarge "f the Philippine tarIm "a.
be a test Of American -Ia.
IicF- Or. Parkhurst.
1t would not have pa eI tH.
~ the Democrats had opposed "
no" p'scon-holeI ia the @aaa..
II fats to pass-if il should .
pigfoH-holcd-it viii be- proc. .
Of sincerity
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

Mccurdy is being sued for tho So
51'.5f1-66 to which nc was not en-
titled. lie will probably plead hat #
was an "unintentional irregularity."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

o pay your pOIl-taN anyhow,
but unless YOU pay it before MAJ
you canlot vote next November. Thr
doeS not apply to city poll-tax.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

Senator Tillman is right when H.
voices the general distrust Of District
and Circuit Federal judges. Most Of
them owe obligations to railroads for
their jobs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27

The following item of / contested
North Carolina Will is taken from Il
Report. the number Of which is not
given for obvious reasons:
zone (slave) she ordered to be sold.
d~evotiHg the proceeds to the distribu-
ton of tracts and religious books
The inconguity in this is only APP
parent. The system was part and
parcel Of the institutions of North
Carolina. and the t~estatrix was not re
sponsible for its existence. If the
sixty slaves covered by the Will had
been m~anur2itted ana sent out OF the
state provided with an endowment
sufficient to place them upon a self
supporting basis il the North. the
whole O the remaining property de-
viscd would have been swallowed up.
And even if such action had been
taken it is doubtful whether. in their
untutorcd state. these enfranchiscd
slaves would have found freedom an
Improvement upon their former condi-
ton. The writer is not sure whether
it would have been legal To free these
negroes nc cave them III the State.
He is Inclined to believe there was 4
statute against it. But if it had been
legal. it would have been az costly to
the estate to put them in a condition
- support themselves comfortably in
side tho state as in the North. And
it needs no argument to show that it
was q benevolence to leave them in
the bonds Of "patriarchaI subserv-
iency' rather than 10 turn them adrift.
with Il gift of 5000 apiece. to share
the lot of the free negroes of he
south and to lie amalgamated with
them.
From this point IF view the direc-
ton III the viii that u negro be sold
and that the proceeds be devoted to
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
All ForS1.70

There has never been offered
in North Carolina SO much
good readlngtor SO little money
is VIZ are offering .nder the
following proposition: For
40 we will send the follow
ing for one year:
The Farmer and Me-
ChaniC, an 8 page NoTtia Caro-
lima home and farm weekly
journal:
The North Caroijnian,
an SPACE Democratic weekly
newspaper:
The ]Conlmoner, the able
weekly journal published BY
Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
Thus for One Dollar and
Seventy Cents you can gel
al these papeis one year.
FOR particulars, address
DANIELS,
Raleigh, n. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27


The Nashville America
judge Alton Il. Parker
down IN Mississippi a1ar.
legislature, ana over iu Sort.
Iina talking 10 the boys
trenches. The boys iI fIsa ..
aldnt get an invite 10 taat .
PACK terrapin and champa-u.
The sermons Of Rev. Dr. l.
arc masterpieces and have r..
impressed all who have hr
IT Is an opportunity Of "a lf.. '
near such Il great prcaen.r
Word. The congregations
i 50 large that many CAM.
admission TO the church. Tine
can leave their business shout.
the morning. There are al H
Of visitors who have come to J.
70 near him who join tho p.
TINS city in regrcttiuG that 81.
no building large enough ~
lnoddtc all who desire 10 hear.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-27
Mr.. Justice Iredell."
COT cOurSe,"

The same North Carolinian char
acterized the conduct Of some person
as "physty." He was not understood
and was asked what ~''physty" meant.
"BUmptious. cocky,"
Where did you get the word?
What ii its derivation?"
From flee. q mall b~ench-leg2ed
dog.
Never heard of it,
The ignorance Of some people!
Chief Justice Pearson made many
phrases that had legs and often
clinched his points by the use of
homely but expressive words taken
from various vernacular. The follow
ing sentence. taken from So n. g.
49,, has not been seen in print out-
side the book:
If q slave catches a coon or other
animal ferac natural and passes the
thing on to a third person before his
owner takes it into possession. the
third person is entitled by occupancy
and the owner Of the slave has no
right Of action"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
EE LA CORTR DE DIOfRITQ
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE- SAN JUAN, P. R.
Estados Unidos de America }
El Presidente SIS.
de les Estados Unidos.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC.

POR CUANTO habiendo presentado
el abogado Don Francisco la Torres
una mocion a nombre de Don Azure
liano Torres, solicitando Ell dominic
de la siguiente fnca
"R1stica, radicada en- Ell barrio de
"Pugnado afuera", del t6rmino Mu-
nicipal de Vega Baja, compuesta
de trescientas cincuenta v siete
|cuerdas de terreno, colindante Dor
el Norte, con Nicolas Miranda. Mr..
7. r. Smicht, NJ. Rodriguez, Genaro
Viera, Jose Amadeo por el Salien-
te, con Don Tomas Prado, Aquilino
MARTINEZ y Manuel Martinez por el
Sur, Don Juan Miro, Don Miguel
Rodriguez; por Ell Poniente, Suce-
sion de Don Manuel Lopez Y de
Don Juan Rossell6."
POR TANTo habi6ndose dispuesto
por ell Honorable Pedro de Audrey,
Juez de la primera Secci6n de esta
Corte, Sc publique por tres veces
Ia peticion EN- TN periodico de los de
mayor circulation que sc edite en-
esta Ciudad, para que los que Sc
cream con alg1n derecho real sobre
el inmueble descrito, las personas
ignoradas a quienes pueda perjudi-
car la inccripci6n y en- general todo
el que desGe oponerse, pueda efec-
tuarlo dentro del termino de sesenta
dias naturales, libro el presente en-
San Juan de Puerto Rico, weinte V
clnco de Abril de I9o6.-JosG Z. Fl
gueras, Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27

| lCa1deron, ha presentado una moci6n
solicitando Sc declare 4 su favor ell
dominic de la siguiente fnca:
"Terreno 1lano, radicado en- ell ba-
rrio de Sabana Llama de la iurisdic-
cion de Rio Piedras, compuesto de
una cuerda y sesepta y cinco cGntimos
de otra, equivalentes & sesenta v
cuatro areas y ochenta Y cinco CEN
tiareas, colindando por e1 Norte, con
Gertrudis Rivera y Brigido Hernaiz;
al Sur, con la carretera de Rio Pie
dras q la Carolina; al Este, con Isl:
dro Pefia; y al Oeste, con Mr.. Har-
:: lam y la Succession de Jacinta Ira
lvleso".
PoR TANTO y habiendo ordenado
ell Honorable Pedro de Audrey Tuez
de la primera Secci6n de esta Corte
Sc publique la petici6n por tres We
ces en- TN peri6dico de los de mas
circulation de esta Ciudad, para que
los que Sc cream con algdn derecho
real sobre Ell inmueble descrito, las
personals ignoradas quienes pueda
perjudtcar la inscription y en- gene
raj todo Ell one des6e oponerse puede
efectuarlo dentro del t6rmino de Sc
senta dias naturales, libro el presen-
te en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, 4 Cd
de Abril de I9o6.-Jose E. Figueras,
lSecretario.