The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-10-15

and manufactures strictly home madercigars. O1
| course they have to import the tobacco leaf
which largely comes from Havana and makes the
| finest cigars. The tax, combined with other
revenue tax, compels the cisarmaker to pay Is
cents box OF 500 cigars a tax OF 60 cents a
thousand and a So tax on the business. In all
| the cgarmaker at present pays $500 a box OF
cigars.
S. D. Seaysy Company, Commission.
At the corner 0! Winter street and Ogden ave
| nue. this firm does large commission business in
the sale OF fohr, + ed. hay. grain. country pro-
duce, fruits, vegetables. ate sugar. sausage,
etc. They have also the North Dakota Mers'
association flour. which they invite the people %
try Three years here and doing large business.
James OrensSein & Co., Fur Goods.
This institution does large fur business at
l21o Tower avenue. They practical furrers,
and besides speciality OF repairing, altering and
making fur garments OF all kinds they carry
full line OF ladies and gentlemen S fur garments.
The making new and the altering OF plush gar
ments is also OF their specalties. Their prices
are reasonable. AS winter goods are bulky, they
invite people to phone write them and they
wi cali at the house.
Stack & Co., DEPARTING emit Store.
Beginning in small way this firm, under the
control of Thomas II. Sullivan. managing part
ner, occupies 14o2, 1904, 14O6 Tower avenue,
dry goods, crockery, tinware and general hose
furnishing goods being prominent. In all they
have twelve departments, the store being
crowded with goods and customers. The neat
display and price cards, which reveal at once the
cost of any article, are the work of John NJ Sui
Ivan one of the clerks in the store.
Superior Business University. BUSINESS
Education.
The seventh year OF this widely known educa
tional institution. under the management OF o. e.
Dunn. president OF the college, began Sept 1888
This school has day and evening sessions and
has no vacations. This enables the student to
enter at any time and complete the course as
convenient. While closely convenient to the bust
ness center, the building, admirably lighted.
stands just away from the noise and hustle which
distract attention. This is model institution,
fitting the student for the practical duties OF life.
O'Sulivan g. Fogarty, Florists.
1t will we'll pay anyone to go into the large,
fine apartments of this firm and see their charm
ing display OF flowers, and the framework for any
kind OF floral design. They carry large line OF
1t flowers and potted plants i'll stock, and sup
ply others called for very quickly from their
greenhouses. AS civilization and wealth increase,
SO the florist prospers. We pre- dict large success
for this firm in Superior ii. Is
F. S. Roll, Confectioner, Soda Water.
It so happens that some people, having a
genius for certain things, excel Others in the same
lines. This applies to Mr.. Roll. While his con-
ectionery is very fine, his soda water has repu-
tation that causes people to go a long distance
to get a glass of Being but two doors from
the opera honse, it is the most natural thing to
drop in at the close OF an entertainment, as the
people have been doing right here during the past
eight years. .-..