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) uiMiii or i..non rxioxs. O m 'Hint MrlUes unci tin Ono I ....... V,, KIrlL I'llllxtt'lllllLa Mm- Im-i-o UmU I tilug Are , . ni H.-Ii-l liy b.llHSl imiH.tr, uvm mo tt llic Noi.-hulk.lii Union i o oullton at lAtxte lln-re Are .l ICllit An IllltWiun , iru- mil. . . i v ."'. ' "Ther 'are two kinds of labor r nizatlon," 14 bwliiMi mn P . i Oberver reporter ycterJay ' la t ukln about labor and capital. "On I a etrlka-unlpn," and the other, the in ion that never trlke. It ' I not ui ie that thoae 1 oranlat!ona "which ti. ix nd upon the atrtke for nakn luadway have two very erlou fault; una la that they reach conclusion without conference with anybody elae, - lihout feel ins the temper of the i gen eral publie on any question, and tn other ta that by their method they create diaaeter ; and violence. Tn iminn which does not atrlae alvea more attention to the Improvement of lu members than ft doea to devising- excuse for maklnr demand. "FhlladelDIlia la noiauiv j : v who unlona don't atrtke. yet Phila delphia la a place where the mechanlo , ret better avera.ce w-e than any where elae In the United State and where be la oetier iuie ; owning hie home, educating hi child- ren and getUng other beneflta that ac croe from etaylng out of atrlkea and "Tha walking delegate generally .hi. Pt.iia,ta.irhia. Bv the method of studying and learning how to do thing better, there haa been develop ed la Philadelphia a higher claaa of -.in - MA- iki iine of trade -Lace curtains are beat woven in Mli...t.i.u -i, 4. , h.r. the knowledge and akill to do that aort of work la found. For the aame rea - son carpeU are made there. Loco motive, macnin won ana n variety of product that require the highest claee t knowledge and aklll - are made In Philadelphia by peopla who Uve is their own homee and never belong to a union at all. or they dor not to a otrlklng union. There have been aome exception of course. but none of lasting consequence. The controlling Influence of those who re oppoaed to atrlkea and violence baa been ateadlly maintained In Phil- ' adalohla and to-day the trtk union of the city are of comparatively little force. On the other hand. In Eastern Pennsylvania the otrlk nnloa haa had a vast Influence: the head centre of .w kMn in tbe coal mine. With all the atrlkea that these have had, the coal miner are not ap proximately in aa good condition aa the mechanic of Philadelphia. "On of toe moot initmum "": v tsatlona that ever existed Inthe United State waa the Molly McOuirea,-a union organisation In the coal district of Pennsylvania, which pobllo opinion . sanitation waa re- sponsible for Infinite violence and many death. "Modern civilisation la against vio lence and atrtke. Modern dvlllaa- .. . - a m m . niMt. tlOB IS againak unw ------ In' and determining without confer nce what another et of men ahould do. The Influence In thla direction . i. mhMIv etendlna to an Interna tional proportion that ware must ceaae and that difference between nationa must do eieu and peaceful methods. The day of the atrtke la coming to an end. La bor make better headway and hold to ground gained It Pfcfn' are used, better than if violent ' oda are usea. even wnB" ,h union game wn n --. condition la never any the old, for the reason that It leave .HaaaUafactlon on the other awe. There ta a feeling that advantage haa been Uken and a etralned "l""- tween employer and employee must or necessity do nin t ntcMlty be without any good ln- i a mv ani mtigi -muence In bringing about a oeuer ie Or a Deilrr omuimw vl ENCLWU 6PIXXE1W COOXO. . .l win. Vl4t ftoath U In- iennnn.1"" - - - , . m. a. j . r:innlnr Hal- iX ii, m. W. Mamllster ; Cliaamian W01 VWt CharUKt. '' k.Ki. Miat Oiarlotte II II IMS 11 J jrivw"wi- will news ln" imhtiio - ' ---ly date of antertalnrng the cmmla aton of Lencaahlre cotton aplnnera which landed In New Tork last week . - UwHtlrfltlnf tar- uie xnnw"' , .. . . Amerlcaa methods ot cotton trwim, ginning, ahlpment. and the like. The -uninlaaon la headed by Mr. H. W. MMileler. who In well-known to . bi tha -itv as the chairman of - the Lancashire Private Investigation Committee which stopped over In Chatiott twice last spring. Thla eotiMnraalon I nere to compieie mm Inuballnll haarun last Aorll of 'nlng, houalng and t ran "porting cot 'ton. It will likely spend several ' waVa in thai Month. ..Mr. MacalUter. in an Interview rel- ativa to the parpoaea and alma of tha wtui we rellv desire la to o bout oar Invent kjratlon very quietly aa a private maUer; we are not eeek- , Ing and 4o not deetre eotorlety. Wa made, a ' preliminary investigation 1mi anrtna'. and are now trying to complete our education with a view , of aeourlng concert of action of pinner looking to the Improvement of the methods of production, of handling and transporting cotton, j The are potato upon which therb I Tia vinuaiiy oeen no improvement . during the laat twenty years. Meth- j . od In all theee caaea aeem prlmltlva; . aiBjit wai MWTilw in ww "t'yii.v'wii ui ( pimMrs mmngga, mmwtnm tv w, i- . A ' ' ti.nl ft aw, alAna tKat manucacturerer wio naea uie couon, hut to the oottoa grower aa well, It la but reasonable to euppoee thai. the cheaper cotton can be produced - i. arvHatar ha ttrnflt to Mia srrnwer! noiwiuisiaoon- vnu. vnm nuuiuianigr- er may share la lh benefit and re ceive his cotton at a lower price. Wa dralre, therefor, to make a very cjnsw study of the labor questlan. - vHWn oeiine; seems o oe qiuie ' In aa crude a state aa the actual , work of growing and pinking It The cotton come very loosely packed vtry insecurely and very 'badly packed. The cohering I heavy and ount ta weight aa so much cotton. Whet la needed, w believe. I that the .cotton shall be corn pre used Into Aat of unkform alae and weght the aavlng in thla prooeae would be very substantial; a, aside from re moving a txy distinct handicap un der which' Amerleaa cotton now oper ate, there would he the Important Having of transportation ; charge on !:nd nd eoein. ' We hear that the railroad cannot aupply enough wag ons (cars) to transport the cotton, if the cotton were properly and se mrely romprreaed only half toe wag ov now required would be net i ry, and thre weud be - the oorres r . incJInir aavlng In frelrht money. In . mm way the ocean steamer v ' ' i be able to carry Just so much ,- i .(ton In the aim earge apar i 1 the rest of tranportatlon reduea l, f j h atvlnca as thea would (tily average out to antan r j.ric a for tha planter and r i tor the " aplnner. " Im- ' -! ot growing , ;'. cag m. i riutuul . beneflt for NO MONEY IX THE TltKASUItT, rrrwMont C C. Moore and Secretary T. 11. P rker ltr Ilehlnd In Tltclr huUrlce Xo Itcllcf lu bight -Aa-MCMiMient Not lald- ." . The financial ' condtlon of the North Carolina division of th South ern Cotton Association la decidedly poor. President C. C Moore hun ben laboring day and night for u moat a year to build up the 6taw organisation and no far haa rocelved but $soo for hi nervlcea HIa salary la H.BOd per year. rBecretary T.'; U. Parker waa to receive $1,000. lie la yet to draw his first dollar of salary. There la nothing in tne treasury ana the prospect art, rather slim for much in the future, No effort has yet been made to pay the State as sessment ot tt.tOO for , the support and maintenance of th national ot ganlxatlon. . The South Carolina di vision haa already paid it geseeement of If .100 ' in full. North r Carolina haa not even made a atari v 1 1 - The only method for raining money, for th support of the State organl aatlon la to have the county officer" to mak sure to collect th 10 cent levy on every bale and forward the Btate'a share or three cenu to tne proper authorities. . tittle attention ha been paid to raising this money In th past, and hence th prevent deplorable condition of ' the State treasury. ,"--v--. '. "':'!.' When President Moore atarted out on hla canvass of the State In Sep tember, h waa forced to sell one ot hla horse s a ' to I procure th needed fund for his eaponaea. Such a condition of thing cannot con linn much longer.: ' 'y'v-.':yj' Mr. Wade 1L HarrU la aiarlealon, - At the solicitation of a number of friends, Mr. Wade H. Harris left for Charleston, 8. C Saturday night to see If he could not erur a bunch of Oerman immigrant girl for work in Charlotte. A message received In the city yes terday afternoon would Indicate that he waa meeting with little success In hi effort. "I don't know whether I wlU be able to aecur any or not," he wired. "South Carolinian are grabbing them a fast a they land." MADB HAPPT FOR LITE. Oiwet haonlneaa cam Into the home Af a. C Blair, school sunerlntendent. at St Albana. W. Va., when hi little daughter waa restored from th dread ful complaint be names. He says: "My little dsuahter had St. Vitus' Danoe, WI1H n firiuvu w ... v. ... w. i . v.. p " steadily worse until a a laat resort w tnea feiecirie Diiiere; ana s rvjuiov iu say, three bottle effected a complete Oiilrlr auro cur a for nervous com plaints, areneral debility, female weak- nsess. impoveriKMea mwn nnn iimmria, On.rnad hr R. 11. Jordan ft Co.' drug a tor. Price S0c STIEfrS CLEARANCE SALE Of Pianos aadl Organs Taken la Exchange aa Partial Payment on th Artistic Stleff and Shaw: -1 Stleff, original price . 1100.00; only .. .. 1800.00. 1 Knabe (new) original r pile 1100.00; only $400.00. 1 Kranlch A BachV- flnlihed) .. .. ..$375.00. 1 Ivr tt Pond .. ..$27S.OO. t Fisher $150.00 and $175.00. 5 Everett $185.00 to $300.00. 3 Mathushek $150.00 to $100.00. 1 Harvard ( refl n lhd ) $ 1 75.00. 1 Behnlng (reflnlshed) $300.00. 1 Goldsmith $140.00. 1 Starr $130.00. 1 Stleff Square (re- trung) $150.00. 1 Xnab Square .. ..$150.00. 1 Knabe Squar .. ..$ 50.00. 1 Decker 8qur .. ..$ 75.00. S Squar Piano $15.00 to $100.00. 10 Organs $35.00 to $ 70.00. (has. 1 Stieff Soatbern Wareroom ft West Trad SU Charlotta, N. C C M. WILMOTII, Mgr. Ill KNIT TO FIT AND FIT Itfs high time to get your Winter Jtv3 DERWEAR made by 7c .can fit any man - or boy in Charlotte Why not try a suit of . : - UVnioii Under vear.?-;"-.' '''-,'; It's simply great .and jGUAITEED to Cive SATISFACTION 1 - THE MITES SUMMEO IP !,. An IntcrcHtlng Meeting Held at Del i niont Cliurtli. .' (' '. . ': A very '; Intereatlng aervlce was ibold In the Belmont Methodist church yesterday afternoon,' the. pccalon be ing a Joint meeting of. the Woman'i Foreign Muislonary Society, and the Light Bearers' SoclSty. the. latter be ing ccmpoaed : of .children. "After a well arranged programme had bean carried out,' the members of both o cletle opened their ml tea In which they, have been putting coin from tlm to time slre last Marchi When th money waa counted U waa found that the woman' aoclety had accu mulated , in this way t.4, and. tha children mor.e than 148.00 . ' t ' During the paat year th woman', society ha doubled It membership, and the children' society which wa organised leea than a year ago, now numbers 07 4oy add girl., who are actively and ''earnestly at work for the missionary cause.. Another Interesting : feature of . yesterday meeting waa the ""payment of It 0.00 by the woman's society for th pur pose of making the president, . Mr. 3. E. Probeet, a life Member' of th society and tha payment of 10.00 by in children, , thus making. Mrs. . O. p. Marley, , th lady maneger of kh children' society, a life member of th amg.'v.' .'. i; ' - r'-.-.V y'':;' Charlotte Day Nursery Tea.'-'-.;';, ' The tea, which waa to have been held by the ladle, of the Charlotte Day Nursery. ; at the horn of Mrs. C, C Hook laat week and waa post poned, will be held Friday from 6 to 7 o'clock. '.''-, ; , The reception committee Is to be composed of the advisory board and officer of th association. All those who received Invitations are request ed to be present and bring . their friends. . .;... v ' Good for everything a aalve 1a used for. TVWIU'S Wttrhel llasel galve. Oct Da Wltt'a Sold by Hawley's Pharmacy. Wltta sold y Hawiey'a pbrmcy. j ( MRS X J. DAVIS, v CJJ ' -- -7 y X:'' "ThatV my idea of good Ijl y?;-?) ;pWi; ' ', I , -aV VvW" V 17 O niM4a.UVUai.UUX' TaWg f - - f V III i i the world. liH IV,. , , I afM H . v, -'.. -.. Mens' Garments, Furnishing Goods and Hats ' '. The cut of the Ooat is what you look at. But the sewing and tailoring are not less important. The one may be imitated superficially. It takes time, skill and honest workmanship for the other., " Our Suits and Overcoats are as thoroughly well made as they are essentially stylish. New line Woolens ready' for your inspection. .i-,.. the leading-iriatwfactu THE SMALLEST toTHE LARGEST --'"v. -,;',.;.! ,v Ttio bfrt tr"i,tni-nt for tnfllfrmUnn and troniil.-a of I he ,i.hih li la l r. t t' ( i ' h. It c,n i,n rt1 by a .id oi- nci.it. Ko i , puis lh siomarh III auap l iiiin,rt4iril perform lla funo. llona. Cki.hI (or tnl.,-ilon, sour stom srli, flaiulem , r-Hlpitiitlon of U h'Brt and 1 Kin .x h. IvoUol Is miide in strict conformity Wlln lixQ jVauonul Pur Kool nl Itrn Iw. Bold by . liawley s riiormiicy, " .. . . Are Yen a- i ..... r ., lt -vv, a t. a. 1., : Mai of ; : Vaco3tion: v V. , 8tovaII. N,C May , 10. ! sl My Zea( Mr, Person: v X want to say i few. words In praise of your ceiient "Remedy... Some Mm age aa a result .of compulsory vaccination, our family wa sore distressed by a peculUr, kln and ,.blood trouble, which wa fTnally agreed by th doo tor to be a poison Imbibe from an Impur ' ylrua . W- tried many pre scriptions from, doc tors, and suffered etlll, a Mjr ".health failed III other re ipect and ; flnliy I had boll-'i7 which, could be counted and 'many smaller on' on; my fac and neck, I too several : bott!e of ' r your Remedy and gave It also ta my chU- dr, - and ' In- a - very hort ' tlm' w wer all well and have had ' na re turn, of Xh trouble. , I consider Mr. Joe Person' Remedy' a splendid fami ly medicine, .v ' . . ' .--' ' (.;., rlncerely your. '' V ' : , MRS. X J. DAVIS,. TO WEAR .' . V-1 ';i '.' 1 ' . , . :-i .-4 ...:,,.' , -'v.v. 1, ttut' U1N- .v v, ; ?s ;... - ,. :- v;;' U ;,; . J .1;.! lf .. ... .. . , fl . ' s ' - - . t by adding to It aome, of th odd pieces of FURNITURE or one of our pretty 3 or 5 -piece Parlor Suit .which we are "offer Ing at such low prices, . f ; . j ; .-, '. . ' i- - ' . It wit! pay you to visit our store and, examine the large etock of PurnltuVe that we carry and com pare th prices. with those you are aaked to pay at other store. If you vlult u once you will be a regu--ilar cuatomr, ; Our stock wa never more complete -than now In every line. . , -,..' Wei cell special, attention to. our line of odd Parlor Chairs and Divans. Dlvana. , frame Mahogany -1 finish, with loose cushion, rtd -or green, regular price 111.00. - Our special prlcv $0.75. . . '-. ' , . . ' Odd -Parlor Chali-a,' regular price 11.00. Our apeclal price 04.75. . - ", ' .. ;,i ; Sea our S.and H-plece Parlor Sulta,J ranging In pricea from $2X50 to $100.00.r . i We. carry the Strelt Una of Davenport Beds. - Satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. : .. tot-ii BrDryon Street E HESHSaSBSHSSSHSES:22HSH3H3H0 " ;v 5 V'"': .-."IH, I xmmm- ' ';"'',.tf';?jK;M. . . x -m.s, i,,xxi . iX"X- Copyright 1 906 'by'-. V: '.;; 'VV''-' - ; vJIlan Sci.anerW,M.r. , .'.V :. '. f - '. ; Made Home More Comf ortable M c . 4-f I - Man TfrttxiH r&r wi i If WW V1VVM T WW db - ir - a --a .1 - r - a ' ' Ana if it cAtchr!s van xxfitnoiit an nv-: lAi t r i ; ; w ' ' ' -m4- '4.AaMAi.M'Mj'.iSMi: mUlUm' 24." .Ma... lAJ :' . .. ,: bUdt LU U1ULLLL VUU ,. . - ! lay you low with a mure. m uie cxiu uidu V-. , v -, r out of wearing Meisher It will add grace and r We can show you a great many different sorts of ; Fall : overcoats that are'lit enough hot be burdensome and yet 'hea enough to , give you? full protection in the weather ,we are likely to have tor several montns to come. : ;.(.; .''. -.cpq The Lonfj-Tate Clothing Company ' g aaSaaaTaaBBBBBBBl BBBaiVafla& aBBBBaUaaBBB WmW OlaSBaaSBB, aBBaaBBaV BBBBBBbaBBBBBB OaBBBSBBBV aBBBBBk4BBBBBBBt tkagaBaaBakSafA 4aaMaVelBBBBBBa aBBBBBBBBB SBfiBSBHBBBHBSHBEBEHS aaaFp"aW' eW'iW,'aB' afeBaar aar V asBay B"p,aT afPs"Baa,TSeeaT aaaaayeWaafaF as""w pMSIr a ' . . on all Go-Carts to , season. Y ou can , save money it you ' buy now, as new ; styles will . beliigher in-pricce Our $i5TGoCarts"hoWFat! only $ 1 250. ft Iron , Cribs ;aU rstyles and sizes.-They, -start at $650; for a"; brass mounted one for the;fuU brassSv yery.large; stock of - amel beds.We give yea . -CTtx, ' ' ' - .''.'.: . ? f '7 . i ,. . : jvn v ' . v.-,. jvtf vv ;( 1." .. .-,-y,fv f- -.-v;:':T ;;?V '.licV.?. r v ';:),:1J ri-Y-X- A.1 -'."v;'v.':-.-. i-iv aakV 1 lX t' art rill V ajai .. ,v';ii'i COY Ik' Order Recclva Prompt' Attention.' ' whtt 'Ann' irriit J' tit r W W"W. W W. tVVM Vif V JL W M W ' ; . w - rvaw (laXlillL UiiXUa' 1L 1114.V - - .. "T - f . . i. . W m v -;o : - - rr g ' : cold that will cost- r i iiu u vcrcoai . 1 - i 1 1 one of these - I . Qvercbats flistinction to your figure close out for this and go on up to $35 Jare brass and white en the end save yea ccnejf ; to' i! ?. wa-wk aa- WWW m waa xx mi morm th best tfrenem not.. It doesn't - require - any peclal - skill pot1 any special expense. If you com to 1 W will put you Into Hart, BchafT, ner A Kant Clothe, and that mean ti mat ' noooay., i ..tiii e snitr1 v -;'7V;'J'l;;:v'dree(l'than you.'"'',' '-:,,;' ';. :l';i;V;':.,.i,:Vy;';;'v.i''Abolutly' AU-Wool quality ..,;; ''XX::XX'T vatl under 'that lbeUand tha bt"V'" .i',-n '.t '' ,'"'' - . .. . ...... . . .. ax- wiionng,, tna .no parw g WTO ;:AKi' OVEROO. X: X H ta $10.00. ' r : . '.'X XX.:. 01 ' lanurin, in mm innm - aiyie , and V correct' Bt.,v?'.;,',4,''H;':' arrra Axn otisrcoata " L- X . . -" U Li 4 nHjJ U1 " . tv..v.j,... ; . .; . ,. X '. ''. '."''' 4. it i1 ' fi' I'.-
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