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DEMOCRATS SEIZE
HOUSE AND SENATE
Increase Majority In Former and
Gain Control Of Latter.

Washington, Nov. 6.-The new con.
gress il Democratic in both branches.
The senate will probably stand 50
Democrats and "A Republicans and
the house 294 Democrats. 1875 Repub-
ncans, Is Progressives and ! Social
list
Uncle Joe Cannon Is among the de
feated, but Colonel ROOsevelts son
in-law, Nicholas I.ongworth Of Cincin
natl. slipped In by a narrow margin
as did also Serene II. Payne Of New
York. at present chairman of the mi
nOrity Of the house. and John Weeks
Of Massachusetts.
The Democratic gain in Massachu-
setts was not anywhere nearly as
great AS the enthusiastic Bay State
leaders imagined. In Ohio the indica-
tions are that the Republicans will
have only two or three congressman
while In the present house they have
five. There will be lS Republican
congressman from New York, as
against IA in the present house.
In the senate the Progressive lead
ers were smitten hip and thigh.
George w. Norris and Joseph M. Dix
on, the national Progressive chair
man, are surely defeated, and prob
ably Senator Jonathan Bourne Of Ore
gon and william 8. Kenyon Of Colo.
RADIO.
Governor Stubbs OF Kansas will
probably fail on the election.
In the senate the Democratic gains
are: One in Colorado. where Senator
Guggenheim retires; one In Iowa.
where Senator Kenyon retires: one In
Kansas. where Senator Curtis retires !,
one In Montana. whore Senator Dix
ON goes out; one In Nebraska to take
the place Of Senator Norris Brown;
one In New Jersey to take the place
a Senator Briggs, and probably one
In Nevada, taking the place Of Sena-
ter Massey.
In Massachusetts II 10 expected that
ON Joint ballot for United States sen'
ator the legislature will be very close.
There IL 4 possibility that the Pro-
gressives may hold the balance oi
rOwer.
Several Of the senators whose terms
will expire next March already have
been reelected by the state legisla
lures and were not therefore involved
In yesterdays balloting.
Several faces that have been famii
lar to visitors In the senate galleries
for many years will be missing after
March 4 next. among them being Sen
ator Bailey Of Texas.
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WlacoNsiN.

Milwaukee. Nov. 6.--Wisconsin has
gone Democratic. The Roosevelt vote
will probably be under $4,000 Esti
mates are that Wilson carried the
state by $4,000 and karel, Democratic
candidate for governor, by at least
$4,000. In Milwaukee county, the So
cialists were swept out OF Office by a
combination of Republicans and Dem.
ocrats. Wisc0nsin's representation In
congress will probably be unchanged,
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NE BRASkA.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6.--aeturns In.
dicatc that on a lighter vote than In
1908, Wilson has carried the state by
upwards of $4,000. Stephens has been
reelected to congress In the Third
district. Sloan, Republican, 10 prob
ably elected In the Ninth. Wilson
carries Lancaster. Bryan's home
county.
William }. Bryan forwarded the fol.
lowing congratulatOry message to
Governor Wilson: II most heartily
congratulate you and the country
upon your election. Your splendid
campaign has borne fruit in great vic
tory. ! Am sure your administration
will prove = blessing to the country
and source Of strength to our
party"
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How's This I:

We OFFER One Hundred Do!lars e.-
ward for any case of Casarrh that
cannot bs cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
r. J. CHENEY &C Co. roledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known 7. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, ana hClic,e
him perfectly honorable Iii all business
transactions and financially ablc 70 carry
out any obligations made by LIE ilrn,
NATIONAL BANK OF ,,oMMEECE,
Toledo -.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken ir,crnalv.
acting directly upon the blood and tnu.
cous surfaces of The system. Tes itnoni0la
sent free Price 6 cents per bottle. Sold
by ali Druggists.
wake Halls Auiss rnls tnr consultation
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PENNsvLvANiA.

Philadelphia. Nov, 6.--Thc Penn.
sylvania electoral vote appeared to
he swinging from tho Roosevelt into
the Wilson column. With little less
than half OF Philadelphia to hear from.
the Bull Moose seems to be losing
ground and no may not lead Wilson
by more than 5000 in the city, with
President TAFT leading his opponents
by about l6.006 votes. Taking these
figures as criterion. Governor vii.
son will have u overcome q lead u
about $4,000 votes In the state outside
Of Pittsburg and Phiiadelphia. He
may be able to do Il. but the count
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NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. 6.--Wilson carried
New York state by approximately
100000, and Sulzer wins by nearly the
same plurality. Wilson carried the
city Of New York by a plurality of
about l25,O00 over Roosevelt, Taft
running third. Suffers plurality is
about 10000 over Stra,is.
For the first time In years a Demo
cratic presidential candidate has
come down to Harlem river with o
plurality to add TO his own plurality
In tie greuter city of New York. At
this hour Wilson and Marshall seem
to have ontrun both Roosevelt and
Taft In the Republican stronghOlds
beyond the northern borders of the
Democratic city Of New York.
New York, In addition To choosing
Democratic candidates In the state
and nation, has put the Democrats In
power apparently In both branches u
the Legislature. II looks ~ Y the
Now York state senate would stand
33 Democrats to 10 Republicans, Pro
gressives and Socialists. The lower
branch OF the state legislature will be
slmost two to one Democratic.
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state by Il large plurality.
MICHIGAN.

Detroit. Nov. 6.--Judging from in
complete returns from Michigan the
vote cast In the state was the heav.
lest ever known, practically the en-
tire registration going to the polls to
vote. Returns show Roosevelt far In
the lead with more votes than Taft
and Wilson combined.
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ROOSEVELT'S STATEMENT
Says Progressive Cause Must Tri.
urph In the End.

Oyster Bay. Nov. Colonel Roose.
welt issued the following statement:
THE American people by great plu.
rality have decided In favor of Mr..
Wilson and the Democratic party.
Lake all other good citizens ! accept
the result with entire good humor and
contentment. AS for the Progressive
cause, can only repeat what | have
already SO many times said, the fate
Of the leader for the time is of little
consequence, but the cause itself must
In the end triumph. for its triumph is
essential to the well being of the peo.
nia"
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0EoRoiA.

Augusta, o., Nov. 6.---Georgia has
psturned all a her Democrats con.
gssssmsa. The state house eencials
have an been elected and are Deme
cratic. The legislature II strictly
Democratic. not Republican or Pro.
sressive being returned. Indications
ere that Wilson win carry the state
by 2 to ! majority. Roosevelt will
Eet more popular votcs than President
Taft. due to the influence OF Tom
Watson, who deserted Wilson two
weeks ago. charging that Wilson had
Joined the Knights OF Columbus.
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NEW JERSEY.

Newark, N. j., Nov. 6.'-At Demo-
cratic headquarters Il 10 claimed that
Wilson has carried the state. Ten or
12 Democratic congressman have
been elected. The claim In also made
that there will be . Democratic ma.
iority on Joint ballot In the legisla-
turs. thus making II certain that .
Democratic United States senator will
BE- chosen.
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uTAti.

Salt Lake City. Nov. 6.'--Both the
Republican and Progressive chairmen
claim the state for their respective
candidates. Chairman Gardner. Re-
publican, says Taft carried the state
by 10000, while Walton, Progressive.
claims 1t for Roosevelt by 5000.
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CONNIE EcTIcuT,

Hartford. Conn.,. Nov. 6.---COnnecti-
out swung back To the Democratic
ranks. The vote Of the state shows
the choice OF electors who will cast
the seven votes Of the state for Wood.
row Wilson. that decision being by a
plurality " 1000. Simeon Baldwin.
the Democratic candidate for COVER.
Of the state. is reelected by a plural
ity that threatens to exceed $4,000.
The election OF Ave Democratic con
gressmon IL indicated.
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KENTUCKY. X

Louisville. Nov. 6.--Returns show
o gain for Wilson over the majority
received by Governor McCreary last
year. Rocseyelt's strength was sur
prising, and Taft leaders are doubtful
II the president runs second In the
state.
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WEsr VIRGINIA.

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. Repub.
lican leaders in the state concede that
Wilson has carried the state, but Icy
claim that the Republicans have
elected Howard Sutherland congress.
Man.at-large, Democrats concede the
election Of Dr. Hatfield az governor
II West Virginia over w. r. Thomp.
son, Democrat. Socialists pOlled a
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will be very close. The Democratic
state committee, which claimed tho
state by 10000 for Governor Wilson,
has revised Its figures and now thinks
the Democratic candidate may win by
10000
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INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Nov. s. - Fifty pre-
cincts In indianapolis: Wilson l0.l76.
Taft AGA, Roosevelt 5.e17. Fifty.
three precincts. Indianapolis. for gov.
ernOr: Ralston, Dem.. l0.422; Durbin,
Rep, 1890; Beveridge, 4.963.
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FEELS RESPONSIBILITY
Wilson Makes Address to Young Men
Of Princeton,

Princeton, n. j., Nov. 6.--WoodrOw
Wilson. in q speech TO the students,
said:
81 have no feeling OF triumph, but
Of solemn responsibility. know the
great task that Is ahead Of me and
the men who are associated with me.
look almost with pleading to you, the
young men of America. to stand behind
me and to support me in the new ad.
ministration and the pnrest impulses
are needed.
~ have feeling that something has
jnst happened in which you men will
play great part in carrying forward
the work we have started today"
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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago. Nov. 6.---Colonel Roosevelt
has carried Illinois by a handsome
plurality, Judging by the returns re-
ceiyed frOm more than One-third Of
the precincts In Chicago and from q
small portion of the districts outside
OF Cook county. Indications are he
will 40 out Of Chicago with a lead OF
$1,000 over Wilson. who is In second
place, and Il is believed he viii have
at least 100000 more In the down
state counties.
Returns from more than half Of the
precincts OF Chicago indicate that
Dunno. Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, has carried the city over De-
neen, Rep. by $4,000 to 10000 plural
ity. Funk. Progressive. has received
about 40 per cent of the Republican
vote and " third In the race
William l.. O'Connell. Dunne's cam.
paign manager, declares that Dunno
will go out Of Chicago with $4,000 to
the good and he will carry the state
by 10000.
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TENNESSEE.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 6.--The
race for governor between the pres
ent Incumbent, b. w. Hooper, candi-
date Of the fusion OF independent
Democrats and Pr0hibitionists. and
Benton MCMILLAN. Democrat, IL close
and will take the vote Of east Tennes-
see to decide. Wilson carried the
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IOWA.

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. 6.---Early re-
turns show Wilson In the lead. The
cities only have reported 80 far. The
Democrats claim the election Of their
entire ticket and four congressman.
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sented the Eighteenth Illinois district
since the memory of man runneth not
10 the contrary, has gone down to de-
feat.
Scattering apd incomplete returns
from Missouri indicate that Wilson
tas carried the state by not far from
10000 Major has probably been
elected Democratic governor. The re.
turns also indicate that both the up
Der and lower branches of the Mis-
souri legislature will be controlled by
the Democrats.
The few returns received in Louis
lana have brought sore disapp0int.
ment to the Progressives Of that state.
The strong anticipated Roosevelt SEN
tlment seems to have eaten into nor.
nal Democratic plurality by less than
10 per cent. In many parts Of the
state Debs ran ahead Of Taft.
A dispatch from Denver states that
the vote in Colorado was unusually
heavy all over the state, but that be-
cause OF the long ballot and the many
constitutional amendments submitted
70 the people the result will not be
Known before this afternoon.
In Indiana the Democratic govern
or is probably elected. Beveridge has
been defeated and the legislature Ii
probably Democratic.
Roosevelt will carry Michigan by
from $4,000 to 10000. This 10 based
on official returns from half of the
counties in the state. Ferris (Dem.)
for governor will probably be elected
by $4,000 plurality.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Nov. 6.--iate returns show
TAFT gains, and the presidents man
ayers claim that no win run second
10 Wilson. who has carried the state
BY almost 100000.
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tons point to a total vote of 100, 900.
Wilson has 10000, Roosevelt 10000
and Taft 10000.
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Missouri.

Kansas City Mo-. Nov. 0. - Indica-
tions are that Wilson and Major for
governor have swept tho statA.
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CALIFORNIA.

Los Angeles. Nov. 6.--California
polled the largest vote In her history.
In spite VI the fact that many Taft
supporters stayed away from the
polls. Those who voted cast their
ballots for Wilson because Of what
they term the theft Of the state ma
chinery" by the Roosevelt party. but
In spite OF this II seems from returns
that Roosevelt has Swept the state.
Wilson's managers In various parts
of the state, however, still claim that
ne Will carry the state by 10000 pl,l.
rality. Roosevelt's supporters. on the
other nand. claim the state by $4,000
plurality. The women voters. CAST
Ing their Hrst Votes for the presi.
dency, are reported divided. about 65
per cent for Roosevelt and 36 per
cent for Wilson. They pOllcd practl-
cally their entirc strength throughout
tho state.
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large vote In the coal fields. Liquor
men admit the state has gone dry
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I've kickcd about the weather cold.
But like AZ not
III he tho first to make . howl
WheS II vets hos
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Caleb Powers Reelected.

Middleburg, KY, Nov. 6.--Caleb
Powers has been reelected to con-
gress
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Ninety per cent Of womeg suffer from come form OF f.
male Weakness Many. In secret, living mi,erabio
Simple home trsetmsnt Of the prone. kind. psed N
tho nyees Of danwsous operations and expensive hos
pfal treatment d.. vokc's Treatment at home plan"
rstely with raedies adapted b each individual No
nsr,es And cs, he used in Driyscy Moe than one.hn
of Dr. Vute's p.tiepta ere women Write you cannot
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-08

Captain q. q. Daniels went to Col
dmbus "Wednesday morning to make
ehort business visit.
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every Afflicted Man and Woman

should heed these synptons They are natures warning
that something ia wronN---a for help. Temporal
and removed.
0eW,smSsr. that nearly every chronic disease. " taxi
en- In time. can BIS cured by proper home treatment.
Neglect only leads to results. Do not Iu,
Il e depapds on your phy,iesi and mental CONDITION
chronic and susceptible TO home invitsa
20 call Or write repairing Il: Eycrythng confidential
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Sympfonns Most Common

10 chronic sufferers weakness. nervousnees despcnd.
ency, sletpessness, lack Of ambition,
falling eany confusion Of ideas poor circulation head
schc. osziress bran and exhaustion, papitaton
and futterine Of the heart, weak and trembling nbs,
worry. fear pains n head back. abdomen or joiny,
variable Appetite chs and flashes Of heat, short
meas Of breath. swelling Of hands and feet dry clann
arm COATED tongue bad taste In mouth gas in stomach
impaired yson p,npes. bIostipg and many other SNIP
JhevAss minority Of men and deficient in
respc Many not exactly sick, but some chronic AZ
dpten but 6fe has become drug and lost much CT its
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed aud delivered by Charles
u Gordon, an unmarried man, 1nOrtgagor. to
johnson Van SAINT Co.. q corporation, mort.
iyagee. dated the 18th day of July, 1905, aud
Aled for record in the office of the register OF
deeds of the county of Mclean and State of
North Dakota on the 18th day of July. 1906 and
recorded in book F13 of mortgages on page 476,
will be foreclosed by Il sale of the promises in
such mortgage and hereinafter described at
the front door of the court house in the county
Of. 2cLean and state Of North Dakota at the
hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of tho 3Oth day of March,
l912, to satisfy tho amount due upon such mort
gage ON the day of sale. The premises describ-
nd IN such mort ga SO and which will be sold tn
satisfy the same arc described rs follows:
The northeast quarter NED OF Section
,hirty.two (3.) in Township one hundred fifty
al5Ols Range eighty-six (@l: containing one
Hundred sixty acres t16O, more or less accord
ing to Governmcnt Survey thereof.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
slato of sale the sum of five hundred -i3ty-onn
and 49, l00ths dollars ($Jbl .1S,, which said SUN
,ncludes the >umof five hundred forty and -.
fO0ths dollars being principal and interest OH !;
7srior mortgage. and interest thereon. all nj
which has been necessarily paid IT, ~iirotrrt the
sntere st Of said mOrtgagee under said mort
rage.
Dated the 10th day of February. 1872.
johnson Van SAINT Co..
a corporation. MOrtgayue.
Miles & koifcl.
Attorneys for Mortgages.
Bismarck, North Dakota. 3i.:a
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Congregational Church Notes
AbsoLuteLPu Pure

I, Congregational Church Notes
The Sunday School was the
largest last Sunday that it has been
for a long time. Will the reader
help to make it larger next Sun
day?
Messrs Victor Wallin and Hans
Nelson have been appointed
ushers and hereafter will assist in
securing seats for all.
A class of adults will be orga-
nized next Sunday with DR.. M. FL.
Sawyer as teacher. The object
shall be to secure a more thorough
knowledge of Bible History. Any
who would like to be in the class
should be at the church at II a.
III.
The choir improved Lincoln's
Birthday by taking a sleigh ride
out into the country, Three
sleighs we're we'll filled and all re-
port an enjoyable time.
The Knights of Pythias will
celebrate another anniversary next
Sunday. They will observe the
occasion by attending devine SER
vices at the Congregational church.
With a desire to accommodate
all who may wish to attend the
Sunday evening services it has
heen thonght besttto hold them IN.
the Opera House at eight o'clock.
The Growth Of Universal Bro
therhood; will be the subject of
the address delivered by Rev. D.
ID. Mitchell before the X. of p.
order Sunday evening at s O'Clock
in the Opera House. There will
be room aud Il welcome for all.
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New Legas This Week
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

SALE
Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
xsee. executed and delivered by.Gustaf Pagers
sou and Anna Fagersson, his wife, mortgagor,
10 johnson Van SAINT Co, a corporation. mort.
gagee, dated the 4th day of April. 1910, and fled
Tor record in the office of the register OF deeds
Of the county of Mclean and state OF North pa:
kota on the 18th day OF April, 1910. aud recorded
10 book Foo Of mortgage. on page 49,. will
be iorecloscd BY q sale Of tho premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described at the
front door of the court house in the county OF
Mclean and state Of North Dakota at the hour
II 2 o'clock p. M. on the %bth day OF March,
19l2. to satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day Of sale. The premises
described in such mortgage and which will bc
sold to satisfy the same are described as FOL
lows:
Southwest Quarter tSW14) of Section Ten
iM in Township One Hundred Forty-eisht
l148). Range Eighty.four (SH containing One
Hundred Sixty (1GOl acres, more or less, &C
sOrding to the Government survey thereof.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
late of sale the sum of two.hundred eleven and
800 dollars (~$2ll.e9).
Dated this 10th day of February. 1312.
johnson Van SAINT Co.. Il corporation.
MOrtgaSec.
Niles g. Koffcl,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Bismarck, North Dakota. 3t-39
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For Sale

$50 Old Time Songs. words and
music complete, will please both
old and young, q neatly bound
book. For only Ten Gents in
Silver Gyhas Mel )o,aitd, Dep. ssg,S
Conconlia. Kansas.
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!. For sale

Organ For Sale-good condition.
will sell cheap. Call at the barber
shop. tt
For Sale Tornado and fire insur-
ance is very cheap. For some-
thing reliable c Frank E. Funk.
First Nat. Bank. Washburn. n. d.
For sale--old newspapers at 81
cents a bundle. Leader Office.
For Sale. /. Case threshing mac
hine and steam left plows and au-
tomobiles for sale by f. A. Gala
han, Washburn. n. u.
For Sale--5W bushels of wheat at
81. per 100. Sec 2e-l45-sl.
Hans Hnltherg.
For Sale Number of large. chick
ems. Mrs O. G.. Peterson, Wash
burn.
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Poultry For Sale

Several choice S,n.l. C'omb,
White Leyhorn Cockereis and Pull
let's. Also S. G. W Leghorn and.
Orping,on eggs for tatching
Adolph Wacker
Washbnrn n. D..
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]. Wanted

Wanted-An elderly woman to.
take care Of children. Phone q
call at the Leader Office for par.
.ticutars. 3O-34:
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Wants
FOR RENT

For Rent-A few good warm houses
Enquire Frank. r. Funk. lst Natl
Bank.
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You will never know how
satisfactorily a home can
be heated until you use