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PASS 02 XAEOR; 8TAJUS ri.ronT . to 'uasvactvrers The Industrial Era Has Broaicht New Iroblenis of -Nortel ' (Jovcrnment. " . Hut It llaa AIm Hupilktl tlie MrM ,v . Kor Their Solution Labor Unions , .Hurt bf Tausrlit the liiniltattona of Their Iowcr and .Keform .Them Hmi Into Agencies- for Good In :. stead sf .ICv!..-. tuVi "'''-"" ' .'w"l(Trl,ly 1.---Th' eleventh ' annual convention of the National As- eoclatlon of' Manufacturer of the United Btates ia .In session here. Prenl- dent D. M. Parry, of Indianapolis, In V annual report aald In part: PRESIDENT PARItYti APDKKK8. ;, -iso longer are .we looked upon . . merely a an atrlctiltural nation, for the output of our factories la begin v nine to exceed In value the output of : our farms.. We are, becoming the T - workshop at well aa the granary of ' "the world--Who can. foretell the 1 , greatness of our future? , r-'"Home can see In ,' the atrenuoui t . commercialism of the nation only , r maddened scramble for wealth, but I believe when the spirit, of Induirtry la. properly depleted In our literature v ' it will be found that Its eeynota. tTthrow It. not tne -sordid worship or the ai mtg-hty dollar but rather that Innate ; characteristic to do and to escel. ): "The Industrial era has developed ao rapMIy that It would have been sur prising-had society adjusted Itaelf to -the new conditions without friction and agitation. While the accumula- - . tlon of capital Is essential to the gen , oral material welfare, yet the visual . evidences of res accumulation appear - to have a baneful effect on certain ' v elements of the population. Inflaming tueir minds with the luat for its poe 7',"" , session and causing- them to regard It as the legitimate spoils of social war fare. - Those afflicted with this pas - aion 'for seisins: something that does not belong to them may aptly be termed Industrial buccaneers. There .' are several kinds and degrees of these .' buccaneers. Some endeavor to help ' themselves from the capital fund by ' Using- their wits that Is. dishonestly ..'.-' -ad soma rely on sheer physical ' force to encompaaa their ends. 1 do not refer to the petty swindler or to the vulgar highwayman. These are but common criminals. But I do re fer, to the capitalistic buccaneers that reap questlonsble persons! profit by the- manipulation of the capital they control regardless of the legitimate rihts of the public and sometimes of the rights of stockholders. , I also refer to the buccaneers thst follow the red flag of socialism and would confiscate all wealth in the name of the Bute. Also there are the radical trades unionists with their 'business' creed that employers and society at large must accede to their arbitrary demands or suffer the stoppage of In dustry. The term 'Industrial bucca neering Is very inclusive and may be rightly applied to the efforts of all f he various classes of people, who by on method or another would either destroy or break down to some extent the rights of private ownership In capital. To abrogate or Interfere with the legitimate rights of private own ership is to knock the props from un der human progress, for upon the strict recognition of thess rights de pends the accumulation and efficient Utilisation of capital. . Industrial buc caneering In all its phsses and de- ) . greea Is therefore to be regarded as a f : social crime. It I a violation of that j ' .' ancient commandment. Thou Shalt not steal' only now we have to do . -with the application of the command ment to the conduct not so much of Individuals aa to that of organisations of Individuals. ". PROBLEMS WILL BR SOLVED. ' ' .'"' "But while the industrlsl era has V '. brought new problems of social gov ' ' eminent It has also fortunately sup ..'",'.'. plied the means for their solution. ' There haa been a remarkable develop- ment along- educational lines and the ' dissemination of knowledge Is one of the wonders of the age. The minds 1, of men are being constantly broaden ed, and In this fact lies the hope for :'-' the correct solution of Industrial questions and the-application of prop . ar remedies for evils that threaten . - progreaa. Dishonesty and mere phys ... leal force cannot prevail agslnst vir tue and Intelligence. The decalogue as to Individual conduct la well (rounded, but a new decalogue, or rather an amplification of the old one, i. must be evolved to meet conditions , ' .arising out of Industrial organisation, la this new moral code the command , ment. Thou shalt not steal.' will be ' Seen to be as necessary a law unto men acting In a collective capacity, as unions, corporations or other orgsnl 4 ' nations, aa with men acting as Indl - Vldnals. ". "Organisation Inimical to ths ..'.,'.. country's welfare make counter or ganisation Imperative. A propaganda . of evil la to be neutralised only bv propaganda of go.nl. Oris nixed f- fort to keep public offd-luls from en- "V. ion-Ins- the law must is) met br or f" tanlsed effort of an opposite charac sr.. 'Judges who base their declslohs upon the law and the constitution are . , : , entitled to organlxed moral support V whea they are slnslwl mil for denun ciation by orgunlbxed Imw. breakers " The members of I'onsrrss snd the , ' Legislatures cannot be expected to , stand alone In resisting orssnlsed ro s . errlon to cottipel therti to enact sn - , Hallstlc or aeml-so-lallil lfglslntlori I The aecesslty for iffectlvr ork for' the protection of InrllvWIiiHllsm Is hi pareot all over the muniry and the " only method for the omplinhinrnt . ": ' nf this work Is throuch orssniuiilon f ;' The results achieved through organi sation In widely ektemllns (lie open S, shop, In changing public opinion and . , In preventing lnl(ultoui l-iiHtion durina the past year are proofs ,f thi- , -. power of organlxattoti. l nhoui'i he , ' our purpose to develop this work nf ' Vv orgsnlsatlon to the fullevl posxlble dxgree. Much has been done ulr. ndy, y: but much yet remslns to be done. 1 t . A MISTAKEN IDEA. Interests, ,at example of which ' waf furnished .us by aoisie! of those lately In charge of the reeat Insurance com? paneev , only instead of stockholders It wsa In this case the policy-holders who were despoiled. .' , r--vr Tha- efforts of Am of those Irt control 'of corporations to securer prof its which neither they nor the corpo rations have .Justly earned ave given rise to tha demand for- government control of corporations, but govern ment control of corporations whan, It mesns .arbitrary limitations of profits legitimately earned, simply spells so cialism, and as a remedy for existing evils should be execrated ' even more than tha evils themselves. The gov ernment has no more right to Inter, fere with the property rights Inher ent In Individual liberty than haa a union or corporation. Its sphere of duty is thst of protecting public rights and not that of aggresslr upon them. It Is not government management of capital that Is needed but government prevention of Industrial buccaneering of all kinds. Laws with that end In view, taken together with the growth of higher Ideals of social honesty, wlU solve all the Industrial evils now the subject of complaint, It Is the busi ness of the government to maintain and protect Individualism, not to over- The fight against eight-hour and antl-lnjunctlon legislation seems nev. er ending, but there must be no ces sation of our efforts, not only because such legislation would Itself be ex tremely Injurious . to the Industrial welfare, but also because a test of strength between ' Individualism and socialism (ls being made on the pro posed legislation. Vital principles of government on which there can be no compromise sre Involved, and the as sociation must continue to stand aa a rock against any and alt legislation of this character."' : ' "t . STATE'S BEST INTERESTS. , They Demand the Election of-Mr. J. A. Long as iwporation sloncr to (Succeed Capt. McNeill The Man and , tha Opportunity Meet. : . - . To the Editor of The Observer: Knowing thst your paper is a mi- eminstor of news and information in common with other well-wishers for the State's best Interests, sm much concerned as to whom the Ktste shall honor with positions of trust. Having lust . read in a cur rent Issue of The Observer the speech of Mr. J. A. Lone, who Is a canal date for a place on the board of Mate corporation commissioners. I think It highly essential to consider seriously the matters treated so ably by Mr. Long in his nttsDoro speecn, as we are fully convinced that . his contentions therein are Just and should be put Into active operation' at the-very earliest possible moment. and. on the Ird day of July, when the State convention meets, let the dele- gstes nominate Mr. Long at once and assure the people of this Stste thst we have the nerve and back bone to come out boldly for the best Interests of all the people. As a matter of fact, the railroads should have fslr treatment; a squsre desl. and we want nothing less; but the'tlme to act haa come and the man for the place and the opportunity have now presented themselves plainly to view and he who says nsy In the light of facts now evident, I not working for the State's best In terests. Prompted by whst Influence we will not attempt at this time to say, but surely the loose msnner In which the Mate's Interests have been handled should not be endorsed by the renomlnatlon of the present in cumhent for the vacancy which will soon occur. Personally, I. would be plessed. other things being equal, to see Mr. McNeill retslned, but Mr. Long rep resents that ideal condition and ar rangement as best suited to our well being In these matters. I hsvs thus written my opinion with only one end In view and that the good of the State, and do say that It Is entirely void nf prejudice or personality. We should have simple Justice to our people, equal to all industries and legitimate business done inside our borders. SUBSCRIBER. Marshvllle. May 11. 1101. IN MKMORIAM. Helen Manly Walton. Helen Manly Walton, II years of sge, youngent dsughter of James T. Walton snd Margaret McDowell Wal ton died In the University Hospital, Phlladclphls. Saturday, May I, 1101. The funeral services of the church were said over her body Mondsy Msy 7. at Orsce. Church, Morganton, by the rector. There were present at the funeral representatives rrnn al most every one of the old famines of this town snd county, not only as friends, but ss relatives and klnfollt. She was 'probably related to more people then any person who haa ever died In the pariah. . ,- The sweet privilege- of a close friendship with this yotfng girl has for many years been the pleasure of the writer, but psrtlcularly has thst privilege been a blessing during, the sis weeks of her- last serious Illness. Always bravs and hopeful, even In the times of great p'sln, she haa shown her fortltuda and deep Christian faith. Wishing to live, but willing to die, she was fully prepared for the para dise nf Ood, On Easter dsy, she re ceived her last communion. Since then she seemed to realise the coming of the call of her Klnr and she la now "Asleep In Jesus," To all of us who were given the opportunity to bf with her in the last dava there has come the feelin" of the blessed privilege of being with ' one who now rests snd walls for the assured Joys of the lest great nay. - w. If. Morganton. Msy 1, 1101. . - VEORO COMMITS ASSAULT. Hls-Year-Old .Negro , Girt Criminally Assaulted at Mooresville by is Year-Old Negro Boy. Who Kara An Old Offender taught After 1 Many Year Uusy Dsy With OfH ' ' errs. - t ,'-', , Special to The Observer. ' . ' , Mooresville. May II. Testerday af ternoon about o'clock, In a negro settlement In the suburbs of-: town known aa Blab, Jim Hart a young nv gro boy, II years of age, committed a criminal assault upon the' six-year-old daughter, of Msg Jackson, a ne gro woman of that settlement.'. The boy was taken In custody by the child mother, but made' big -escape before an officer could be Informed. Dep uty Sheriff Jamea M, Deaton and Mr. James Steele chased the young crlm Inal for several milea last night, but hs eluded them In the Bob Temple ton bottoms north of town, and Is sill I at large. Mis victim Is pain fully, thoush not ' seriously Injured. Indignation rfmong-' the negroes Is very strong, though they wait' the law to take Its course In case the ne gro Is caught. ' , . It was a busy day yesterday for Deputy Sheriff Deaton and he landed four negroes In the lock-up. One fei low Is an old offender, and Is charg ed with various crimes. . His name Is Pete Todd. About II years ago he cut the throat of Mat McConnehey, a negro woman then living- In the Thyatlra neighborhood of rows county. He was afterward Implicated In cotton thefts committed In cabar rus county, known to Cabarrus peo ple ss the "Goodnight Gang." He has eluded the officers all these yesrs and a reward of 171 offered by the Oov ernor still stands for his arrest. On evidence furnished by Todd. Mllss Lswrence waa arrested charged with selling liquor, and was placed un der i lit bond. Claud Allison and Bob Gray were brought back from Winston, having broken a contract with Mr, John Tolbert of the Am Ity neighborhood, and left In his In debtedness. They were fined IS and the costs and were given the option of paying Mr. Tolbert or going to the; chain gang. Will Caldwell was also- arrested for csrrylng a pistol and placed under bond. It was a busy day with the negroes and kept them hopping td keep out of the reach of me oincrrB, Mr. H. Frsnk Beatty arrived yester day from , the Theological BemlDfery at Richmond, Va.. snd will spend sTmis time here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Beatty. Rev. W. S. Wll son will lesve to-morrow afternoon for Oreenvllle. 8. C. to attend the meeting of the General Assembly of the. Presbyterian Church, being a del esate from Concord Presbytery. Mrs. Wilson snd rton will go, to Charles ton to visit Mrs Wilson psrents, Mr, snd Mrs. M. E. Allen. Rev. M. E. Sentelle, of Dsvldson, will fill the pulpit st the Presbyterian church next Sunday. ' Communion services will be observ ed at Prospect next Sabbath morn Ing. snd the pastor. Rev. Dr. W. W, Pharr. will be assisted by Rev, A. Gilmer, of Hickory. Communion services will also be observed at the A. R. P. church here Sabbath morn Ing. Rev. Mr, Davidson will be ss- slsted In the meeting- by Rev. R, O Miller, of Rardla. Preparatory ser vices will begin Prldsy night. Mrs. Fred H. White snd child, of Charlotte, are visiting at Dr. 8. W, Stevenson's. Miss Nols Sherrlll snd Msggle Bra dy returned to Statesvllle to-day af ter a visit to Miss Nannie Lee Nls- bet. FILLING LAKE WILEY. Another Respite for ralrli-k. Albany. N. T., Dispatch. 14th. lawyer Albert T. Patrick, who Is seeking s new trial after conviction of the murder nf William M Rlra "It la a mistake to assume thst this; the sged millionaire, got another re. movement for organisation la directed spile to-day of thirty days from Oev. against orgs nised labor ss su h It Is I Hlcglns. Owing to the Inability of ws xoe purpose iu aisoann or crusn tne court to pass upon tne nesy evl-ths-unkns. But It Is the purpose to denes before the expiration on Msy prevent them from working Injury i it of the respite given Patrick, form the eommoa welfare. Labor organ!-:er District Attorney Olrott of counsel aaHnns lightly conducted hsve s wide for the condemned lawyer applied to field of usefulness in broadening the i the governor recently for another tninos or isoor ana in promoting gooa sixty nay's respite. (itlsensblp. but they must learn thst I When ths Governor received they rsnnot arrogste to themselves ajOlcott s letter snd application license to override tne UDeriies or others or to slop the wheels of Indus -try at their pleasure. -They must b taught the limitations of their power - and reform themselves Into agencies ; for giKxi instead of evil. "Corporation are needful - agen cies ia cnespening ana emerging pro auriion. a no ineir formation and de. -elopment' ' should be encouraged. Nevertheless the managers of corpor ettooe must come to recognise that they have Mo license to rob the public for the benefit of the stockholders or to rob tha stockholders for the benefit of themselves. It Is robbery of the public when they seek by thtuse of certain tmfalr devices to etlf!e4r ompa titlon and to charge the pricesof no. nopoly; , s, robbery of tha stock roider when they use the capital of the corporation to further their own DEATHS FROM APPENDICITIS Tease in the same ratio that-the use ef !r. King's Kew Ufa Pills Incresses. i i-ev save you rrom n.inger and sting r-Bt'-h'Sed Seleleee relapse frees eensii- I4in end h III Browing out ef It. rirh and visor always follow (hsir . ,Mrsr'ed by H II. JordsA A Co.. iff . ., S '. Mr. hs wrote to )istrlt Attorney Jerome and Recorder Ooff expressing his sur prise at the iow manner In which the proceedings in the esse were progress. Ing. He received replies from both the district sttnrney and Recorder Ooff. giving reasons for the delax. The district attorney dsclsrsd that he did not consider that sixty dsys more tlms would be necessary, as Mr. Ol cott had Intimated, and It was upon the advice of the district attorney thst Governor Hlgglns made the respite thirty days, , No Danger I lis m III Town. Durham Herald, . , ,. ' . If Charlotte keeps on she Is 'going Id make that celebration too big for Ibe laws, .. : ........ ..... ,k...v WAR All A INST CONSVMFTIOM. . All nations are endeavoring to cheek the revsges or consumption, the. "whit plague" thst claims so msrty victim arh ear. Fnlev'a llonev anS T rani ecuss ane eouis perreetiy ssa you ar in ne oanser oi consumption. - do r com Iss'SAur oesHH- - taklna ee known preparation when Foley's Honey sna jir is ssre ane . certain in resuita Ask foe-rolsr Hoaey sad Tsr and In sist upoa baring It, JC U. Jordan e Ce. not eema ua. U'ater Is Turned In, but Rome Tlmfl Will ha Required to Fill the Big SuiMin Personal and cws Moles nf Davidson. Speclsl to Ths Observer. Vavldson. May IE. Dr. Smith, as a commissioner from Concord Pres. bytery. snd Dr. Hhearsr, aa chair man of the committee on Church and t-nrlstian education, will leavs pro OS bly to-morrow for the General As sembly which is to convene In Green vllle. S. C. It looks now as If Dr, Shearer Is to aee realised, at an early dste. evhat he hss long worked for and sdvocated with great earnest' ness. vli: the appointment by the Assembly of Kit annusl collection for the support nf the educations! - In stitutlons of the church. Dr. Cecil of Richmond, and others, are sending up an overture ssKlhg for such action nd urging the sppolntmsnt of secretsry which wllL put this branch of the Church work on an equality with other branches of its activities. The stream to supply lke Wiley was yesterdsy shut In snd the lake Is now in process of making. . A May drouth will prevent the water basin from filling for a long time yeL but jne youthful natners, notite except lew eager stuaents. were OB rasa yesterday evening to .wade In. the shallows thst are even now consider sbiy deeper In the rhsnnel proper than many a fishing pool. Just one cloud burst or a suggestion of "the wet spell in Msy," or "sn August freshet will send wster down ' Into this hollow like a flood and tha lake will bs full. Mr. Hugh Sloan, who hag lieen traveling in the Southwest. Texas and Oklahoma, sends bsck word here to his cotton friends that "there la no cotton out here from last year' crop." Kvidently Texas has ..been satisfied with the esrller prlcea and nss soki snd is now busy working at me new crop. Prof. J. M. McConnell Is spending seversl dsys with his wife aft his parents home in South Carolina His Infsnt son will not enter college this term. Rev. Dr. Graham returns to-day rmm Virginia. He spent Sundsy In Farmvlllc. with his brother. Rev. Tucker Graham. - Dr. Wharey preached at Concord cnurcn. in Iredell county. -Sunday. He reports that the farmers complain of? great damage to their cotton In that section nn account of last week's rrosc it is very likely that hare and mere tne asmsge to the crop was greatly exasgersted. but there le nn question that In many places It was serious, air. J oe Dsvldson was here from Hopewell yesterday find, spoke of acre after acre that he had to re plant. Mr.-AI. McKoy, from the sasne neighborhood, 'phoned up 'for is ousnsis or cotton seed. Practice! If alt of his and his son's crop have to be replanted. What the farmers fear now in replsntlng ' la continued dry weather aa that 'the seed win not germinate. Dr. snd Mrs. W. J. Martin went to Salisbury Saturday, Dr. Martin returning isst evening. Mrs. Martin win be absent for some time. Mrs. D. D. McBryde . and ' children are visiting in town. Mrs. Morrison (nee Miss Mary Maxwell), of Concord, is spending some days with relatives. Kev. c. M. Richards, of stalssvllle, waa here en business yterdav. Jn consultation with' Dr, Shearer. PI RATI NO FOLEY" IIONET TAR. AND Foley A Co., Chicago,, originated ilnnty and,, Tar as a throat and lung remedy, snd on seceunt ef the grsat merit snd popularity pt Foley - llorrvy snd Tar many Imitations sre offered for the ga ulne. These worthless imitations hav ;tmllar sounding name. Bewsre ef them, he atitne- Uy'e Heoey and -Tar 4e In ay yellow p-s., Ash W It snd re- filSA Snv auhalklul. ft the.. Km, edy for eoughs and voids, R. H. Jordaa a Co. ( - -- ;r cotton' men meet. : Anierlcan Cotton Maniif soturers' As socistlon Coavenee In Tenth Annu- ' al Session at Aslicvillo This Morn Special .'The Observer..; ;' v.'" )' ,'' Ashevllle, May 1 J. Ths, tenth an nual convention of the American Cot- ten Manufacturers' Association will open at Kent I worth Inn Wednesdsy morning at 10 o'clock. , Dellgates to tne convention began arriving to-day and at the opening: hour it is expected that .fully, goodwill, be Jn attendance. united States - Senator Lodge, who waa schedule -for -an address during the convention, will not be here. 'The distinguished ststssman from Massa chusetts' has sent word that he Is so ousiiy engagea si' weeningron wun the rate IsgUletlon bill that it v. Ill be Impossible for him to be here and de liver the address assigned to hlm The big convention of cotton manu facturers will be called to order at iu ooioca Dy (resident K. M. atiusr. Jr., of Charlotte. After prayer by Rev. R..-R. Swops, D., Di rector of All nard, of Asheville; will weloome the delegates on behalf of this city. He will be followed by Gov R. B. Glenn, who will extend a welcome on behalf of the State-.- Itesponse to- the Ad dresses or -welcome will be made by T. H. Renme. of the Granltevllle Man ufactorlrif Company-,- fJranltevIHe, 8. The annual address of the president will be, delivered Immediately after the address of. wek-oms. and the re sponse. The programme of addresses on subjects assigned to various menu facturera of the . United tales will then be carried out. Five eubjects are on tha programme for the open ing session Wednesdsy. There win be no afternoon session Wednesday, the time being devoted to drives over the Vanderbllt estate. There -will be a night - session Wednesday when five addresses will be made. The business session for ac tive members-only will be held at 11:11 o'clock Thursday afternoon when the report of. the secretsry and tress- urer will be received and also reports from tha committee on finance, the committee on ways and means, and the committee on resolutions, -The elections of officers for the ensuing year will also be held at that- time. The convention will adjourn with the election of officers and the remainder of Thursday afternoon will be given over to .pleasure drives ibout the city. . .. , LENOIR COMMENCEMENT. ' - F . 1 , : .".'III " ;- ' ',''' 5, ,; ,'" :M; '.('"'.V-'i -.,!' '"',: , -,.' ' f'.-f- ",..'": . . . ' '" - .,',i ' T - ;'.- ('; .'' ;. ,;",; ';;' V.'JV,' 't'"- . '',. vJ ..'.-. '.. .'. - ;-''.-. ?-.-' Si u .'' V, v. y : :-s-v" .-":v!i--t fA- w.. , 0 r;-.-y, . ',:' '"-". A-a v.- k'....V. '- i'-iAv.V''-..o:' .-:ytu- '';. 3 H ' 'W ''V I'.'Vvi-fi.''.f '.V;'- irV-'tv..:-iT4,v '.ffi-.'v-.;.' Closing Exercises of College May St ia Tne Programme, Special te The. Observer. Hickory. May II. Invitations read Ing- as follows have been Issued: "The faculty and senior class of Lenoir College Invite you to be pres ent at their fiftieth annual commence, ment exercises Msy twentieth to twenty-third, nineteen hundred and six. Hickory, N. C." The graduating class is composed of. the following: For degree of Bachelor of Arts Marvin Arthur Bowers, William Preston Cllne, Leon. ard Ross Hoffmsn. Lester David Mil ler, Martin Luther Rldenhour, Mary Ellen Smyre; General Culture di ploma, depsrtment of expression Hermlne Little, Csrrie Lillian Rudl silk Mary Ellen Smyre. Lillian StarrJ willisms: uenersi An aipioma ver Lner Lee'Delllnger. Vernle Ethel Neas. The progrsmme is ss rouows: m- day evening. May IS, I p. m. School of expression; progrsmme of unusual Interests; admission is cents; Bstur- day evening, Msy II, I p. m. Annual college plsyran up-to-date society farce, three sets. "Just for Fun. lead ing roles taken by Prof. K. B. Patter son, Mr. J. L. Smith snd ths Diploma Students School of Expression; ad mission II ami ll cents. " Sundsy. Msy 20. 11 a. m., baccalau reate sermon. Rev. L. A. Fox. D. D.. Salem, Va.: Sundsy, Msy 10, 1:10 p. . annusl address to students, Rev. F. A. Deal. Concord; Monday, May tl. 1:10 p. m.. Junior orators contest; Tuesday, May 32, 10 a. m., alumni ad dress. Prof. F. P. Kockett, Henoer sonvllle: Tuesday. "May 12, 11 a. m.. snnual meeting of board of trustees; Tuesday. May 22. I to I p. m., art ex hibit: Tuesday, May 21, 1:10 p. m., addresa before the literary societies. Whltehesd Kluttx. Esq., Salisbury: Wednesdsy. May It. 10 a. m.. gradu ating exercises; wtdnesdsy, Msy II, p. m., annual concert ana annual recentlon. Marshals Hugn u. nooaman. Chief; J. L. Smith, H. C. Patterson, H. A. Corrlhsr, H. L, Seay. R. E. Eak er, F. O. Morgan. Quiet Day at . Frlmarlea, ' The Democratic primaries to name delegates to ths county, State, con gressional snd Judicial conventions were held in tne county yeexeraay. No one In Charlotte aeemed to be worried about his vote, and with the exception of s few leaders of the party no man Interested himself ab'it the matter. The county convention win be held here Saturday and Indorse tha ran dldates and ratify trie delegstee nam ed by the primaries. Ths primary that will stir Mecklenbure will be held August 7. Even the onet Is able to distinguish I slween the nre ef genius In his boeora and th gnswing of hunger In his stom ach. , Who sre the sweetest things thst pslnt- ars paint, or poets sing, loviter than nythlna? Girls who . taks Holllster's Rnckv Mountain Tea. at cents. Tea or Tablet. ri. m. joroan at co. 'K" -"" "'' :'! ;Sf--:r.-..?:- i.iav :iin to 26th 1 Inclusive -,i"''' J.V-f .'..j;-y. .'-', -p"t.. i. ' A-r-r i) )'.'. ?Jttst pnor to our scniim room for ot&mammbtfr sell wiuiout reserve tne most aesirapie une 01 ' i- ; ' '''' -'.Vj T .p W.. 'r,-f-' Wash . Goods, Printed .: fabrics and White Goods t'-i' .'' v-'.t Evcr Offcred IriithelSouthiat-Priccs iifiprcccdcn ted Except Iti the Days of 5c Cotton Prlc No samples submitted but unconditional orders by mail or Wtph phonejord Merchants and.buyers are invited to attend make persoxial selectionie The low prices on; this; -high dass iucruiaiiuisc wiu several umcs pay uic expense 01 mc nip. ; Come early before 1 the most desirable goods have lien closed out. ; - - Ample force of competent salesmen .will be on hand to serve you 4'' -'; h Cordial Welcome td All - Catalogues are now bemg mailede K you do hot receive': one will send to any merchant on receipt of rcqueste tn Addition to the Godds on vSpedal Sale ' . . ' ' i "- We carry a complete, upr-to-date stock of Staple Dry; -Goods, Fine Dress Goods, -Notions, GentsV Furriishing Goods,? LeadiesVahd Children's Jackets,? Fine Knit Goods, Laces and: Embroideries. . . ' Everett, Ridley I Coiiipany Wholesale, Importers and Jobbers ' DRY. GOODS AND NOTIONS ".,' ";". ' . ATLANTA. , ... ir .... i t p --pi L.- - - " ""i fill "-V i k ,J ., .(.,-. Is the same as 'that from , which Ruby Parley, of Middletown, Catf., sut ; fered, this story of her cure will cheer you. - She writes: ' I suffered for y one year from Interruption of. my periods. .;I took several medicines,' and went to a doctor, but nothing helped me, until I took Cardul, which relieved ' me, and now feel; well and ;strongi, I am. very grateful for the cood that : m n f :.f Wl 1 3 has done for me, and shall always praise It 7 i ' AT " It Is a specific remedy (ordlseases of women, Ui tvy rOJJjM ; .due to "functional derangements, and by Its ''.ry..Q. . ' . .,,( : gentle, curative action gives you strength where you most need It " Csr dul relieves or cures periodical headache, backache, falling feelings, etc ; 1 1 '(M ViTJTB U3 ttSZLY M frsnkfr. In strictest conMsoc, teffinf sfl mbjt tmahtes. staUnf your ace. .We wta sena tm1' ttJLX ADVICS, la ptsia Malstt terrain, sai v able book on "Jtceae Treatsssnt tor Worsen." , ; r" Address v Lsdlet ,Wvlsory DepertssmT' Toe ,r Chsttsnoots MUneCa.,,CUtUoeofs, Teno,-- ' ' OaS V ...J i. -
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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May 16, 1906, edition 1
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