EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL; SPECIAL PRIVILGES TO NONE. 4" Vol; i. FAYETTEVILLE, IV. di'APRIL, JL3, is." IVo. 49, OFFICIAL ORGAN OF NORTH CAROLINA KNIGHTS OF LABOR. r - LABEL YOUR HATS WITH THIS "Do unto others as you wonld that others should do unto yon." Beinjr in a religious frame of mind to diy I hike the above s my test for t bis day's sermon. . We have several tlionsui 1 members engaged in business for tlrm- lvfs: tlwy are operating co-opr;itive e-tllisri-tnnts or ih y are working for ii m wb'ch employ K'dirhts of L lnmr mm bers of oMicr or.scanizm na, ant t'ev us? tra le murks or I ibos t distinguish the 2 ods m in ifdeJured from ohers. Are vo i eng-iged in s icb a brmch of b'isines? Y$'t tlr n of course you b iv aitls hparing th tra le m r or label of the Koiirht- of L b If von are not working in such a phic, will you look for articles w!idj d:3 day th label of your or q ? No; Why noi? Because I am not eniraed in that kind of business tnvadf and :in not interest ed. But yon are iriterevte 1; you are a man or wnurn and you woild lik;? to have other folk- buy articles which you manufacture, w.)uld y ur not? Oh, of course. Weil, the i, buy articles w hich bear, the Knights vi Libor labfd. G further than that and ask for them; create' a demand for them; enoonr jgJ thoe who US3 the label to Hi-ike the best article on the market - j I heard it said not Iontf asro that a cer tain article bearing" the Knighis ot Li bor JaSel was not a first-class artie'e. Of coarre it wjtild not be bought ou that account, bofc-v-ou will buy as poor au article from so ue one else md 1 never grumble. Until the laboring poplo le ru t appreciate their own work it will not c po slide to make a nrst-elass :;r wA-. It cm not be done on thestirt. If you are working" at a bn.-inss that makes use of the Kniglits of L-ibor labc!, buy goods which bear that ma;k in prefer ence to others. If'you are not working -where the trade mark or lit ci is nsed, do as you Would be don'? by and seek ;ior the label when making your pur - cruses. Look ir the label, ask for it encourage those who use it. and re ,mind your neighbors to ask ir it. A word or two to t'uose who use the label. Why not make out a brief sketch of your label and the establish ment using it and send it on to tbe Journal for publication, so that all our members will know what you are do ing? Or how would it do to have the names of each firm manufacturing Knights of Labor goods sent in aul printed in a supplement for the Jonrn l and have it posted up on the Wills ot your assemblies? Do that and you wil I engage in real sensible boycott, for yon will be purchasing the articles manu factured by your friends. Dotrt strike and stop the manufactnre of goods, but create a demand for more by purchas ing goods which show the Knights of Labor label or the label ot some other organization. Ask the editor of the labor p iper nearest to you to give your label a puff. He will do it eheerfu'ly. Do everything possible to boom the la bel. Label this on your memory. T..V. Powderly. 1 OWDERLVS POLICY. General Master Workman Powderly 1 ist week issued a leng'hy circular ad dnsted to all asembbe of tbe. Knights of Labr. Referring to the experience gained fro.-n the r cnt s'r kes-he sag. "What co'nbin ition of bu :rv men could tight a b ittle ajjai' st a : c-"mbna-i n of bdl r-if When h,. workman cere's o earn, his stomach feels it, an 1 on'es ebrjrty is given h ptarvc. Lav a gob! Ho''ar away on a shlf, let t de tor a year, or a ib cade, and at h e d it is as br gl t and as' nsful as v?; i has loct n 'tb'ng fron : idleness the d 11 r is suprem . We mnst c n o1 'hei Ho'bir, c r th? p"wer of mon'v : n I k;,l 'he trus's, or Ihev will extort th last c nt from labor an1 kilt the pai)p'e. We must have leislati u which wilt compel individu ds cn4 cor- porations to transact bu-ines on a ba- proerty (do'lars n 1 C tlts) what the world cal's p pn hiti' nan value?. How ru d ne? By whom will it be Talk about every man we elect "sell ing us oat" is all bosh. We don't elect arrybody. We go about flittering away our strength voting against one another and ratifying the choice of monopoly at the ballot box and when these men are elected they carry out the promises .. made tomonppQly before the election. sis of real inted of credits, or this dote? It has bern demonstrated that the -rd r will not support strikes. Wdl it now make an effort to p'ece the ieil istii' s on which we base cur claim to tejognition equally- before the peo ple? Wijl a vigorous policy of tduca tiool work be snstaiuedf Through some singular oversight the General Assembly never established au i durational fund. Will our m mhets consent to establish such a fund by contiibutipg ten, fifteen orr.tjlenty ernts apiece? If so a number of good com petent speakers can be sent at oi.ee tl roigh the order to educate and in strtict in tthe principles on which this order is based. Put the following ques tions before each assembly, and give mo your answer yes or no as quick ly as it cn be done. 1. Does your assembly believe in Cut ring at one- upoii an active educa tional campaign? Do you believe we should send ut good competent brothers to teach the principles of the order? 3. Shall the general master workman b vy an asstsstnent of fifteen cents per capita to delray expenses ot a lecturerr 4. Will the general mas'er work man be sustained in euforcing dioiplime in all departments of the order? If the vote on these propositions is in the affirmative the gen-ial master workman pledges himself to do a w. rk for the or ler s icb as has never been done before. ALLIANCE SPSG. : I vy im. a. e. mcr -.is. uuhTox, tkxas Tune '-noM the F rt! II! ye toilers! beir the nnt!iern Rinjr'n-j in the sky! J Face the eonflict, hail f!ie tii imph! Victory is n;gh ! j Wave the fl igj for we ar3 ready! Hear the burners cry ! Hai-e the banner liili defiant, Victory is uiU ! Rincrs are ravinir, trusts are trembling Combinations reel ; Speculators wild with frenzy Locc their gambling j"del." PoUticians 1 se their rlckoniag, Dem lgogues at sea ; I The party l.ish Itas lost its power !en "g ;in are free, j V7e w'.il make t'ae oni inations; .lli.ght end truth we trust; We. w 11 rrind Ihe speulators I:r.o smallest du?t, j - We will have no more convf nitons 1 '.icke.i with pot-horjse clique; ' We will choose our ori deJendeis Spite of party tricksy Fiirmcs wi 1 in firm Alliance Stand together true;!" ' lialK' all the busy toilers All iln ir foes subdud! Knights af Labor, swell the army! Let your pai-ans ris J .Joined with ours let the chorus Echo to the skies. ! Wave the flag, forlaU are ready! Hear the toilers jcry liaie the banner high defiant, Victoiy is nisib! j . 6 A drv uoods clerk of Waterburv, Conn , had a dream the othyr niht. He 1 reamed he was meau:ing D'lic?s goods and actually tore jthe sheefs on his l ed fo pieces, so jreal Was his dream. Hut that is not o btd as if be had dreamed ho was winding up ' Wateriony watch. i Established 54 Years , , WARREN PRIOR & SON , t 7INVITE Obders For The : -Ajar-oira Watch Engagement Rings L Wnrlrlinn D!mva pILVER .SPOOX; IL'VElt FORK 1 1 1 1 ETS OF CASTOR AND ALL SILVER WARE Warren Prior fc Sox. Jewelers. Fayetteville, X, C. THE BOYS From the e iiuon of Geo.. P. Rowell & Go's American Nevvpapr Direct ory publK.hed Apjii 2nd twentn th vear), it appears that the NewspajnTs and ptriovMeafs of a ! kinds issuu.l in the Ucij5tate3 and Canaday now number lG,3iO, showin; a ijain of S90 durinjr the last 12 months and of 7,lo6 in 10 3 ears. The publishers of the Dire c o y ass-it that the impie-ision that whin the p c prietor of a newspaper unieitakes to state what has been bis exact ciieula t on, he does not tell tbe truth is au er roneous o.ie; and they conspicuously of fer a iejvard ot SlOO for every instance in th-rir book for this year, where it can bo shovn that the detailed report re ceived from a publibher was untrue. Boy "Teacher,. I wish yon woula1 mike that girl quit w inking at ' me Teacher Wby dont you look some where else?' Bov "Because, if I do. I she'll wink at gome other boy." llavoirt had u fair show in .tho wav of a nice line of Cassiineres from which to make their garjnents. They are as proud as grown ti) )eojle. and deserve just as much consideration, so we have provided for them the. largest and most complete lineof BOY'S CASS1MEHES We Ever shown in . this: section bought them in j BIS LOTS And in consequence we can give you This is the only rbntilete line of BovVCassimores evr prought to this Citv. FRANK TUORNTOX. -is is . tm F. P. JONES. Attorney-at-Law, DUNN, IIarxettCo., N. C. Practices in any part of the State, and in anv Court in the State, Prompt at tention jriven to all professional business. 3UUDERS, CONTRACTORS, nd others about to IJ-JILD HOUSES, FENCES, &c, Should call on or write to the undersign, eel for prices of building material, such a$ Mouldings, Ceiling, WEATHERB0ARDIN6, FLOORING PAINGS, POSTS, LATTICS, We keep a large stock constantly on hand, or can make anv to order without delay. Address WLiLTER WATSON, Fayetteville, N. 0- HOUSE AND mm For tjiebest and most satisfactory work try me. I have had many years experience m tlif business, .served iiiy apprenticeship under tbe best painter in'the South. Kespectfull3T, j N. A. LovrTT, Hope Mills, N. C. FAYETTEVILLE, X. C., MANUFACTURE OF nHICIf . wIanufactuueH of Diucli "Remember, I make tho best Brickt made in tbe State. 1 JOHN G. SHAW, ; Attorney and Counselor at Law. FAYETTEVILLE, X. C. "Collections i sp'cialty. Prompt reniittances. ASK FOR BAYVIEW BEER i Bottled Fresh Ererv Par. and Delivered Anywhere in the Citv bv E. It. G&g&k 1 also keep on bond a full line of -FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Wises, Liquors & Cigars. Pure N. C. Com Whiskey 1 Specialty. 1 545 Person Street. ! AVill II. ?Snit9 ' RANDLEMAX, X. c, Practical Tin and Copper SsirrH Iron. Tin and Slate roofinsr done withu nwitness and despatch. tJUTTERIXG and ROOFING - a specialty. Best mate rial, lowest prices. Satisfaction guar iuiteed. Give him i trial. OSCAR J. SPEARS; 1 Attome? and Cocasellor at Lar. Lillinqton, Harnett County, X. 0' GENERAL PRACTICE. PROUPT AnOfTIOH; I - I- ! 1 ? i'-i 4 1

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