The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-08-19
TOO I . GOOD TO MISS
E. d. ADAMS DzLATEs ON THE
BEAUTIES OF DULUTH.
Declares That All That Is Lacking
In Summer is n SeasOnable Ho-
tel. boulevard Especially APP
pea1s to Him-POints Out How
J.. All Roads Lead to Duluth-Grain
to Go All Rail Next Winter.

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All Roads Lead to Duluth-Grnin
to Go: All Rail Next Winter.
E. D. Adams Of New York, al member
of the board of directors and Of the exc
cutive committee. Of the Northern Pacific
Railroadzs company, spent yesterday IN
Duluth. He was accompanied by his fam
sly, and they left for home on the steamer
North West Mr.. Adams says that: he did
not intend to come to Duluth when he
started, but had planned to come up the
lakes as far as Mackinac and there re-
main till the North West had run up to
Duluth and back again. He continued the
trip to the >end of the route for the req
son that he could not obtain accommodate
lions at Mackinac.
Mr.. Adams is one Of the best known
men OF affairs in New York. He is rec.
ognlzed as an expert~in engineering big
financial deals, and his success as chair
man Of the reorganization committee OF
the. Northern Pacific railroad Is well
known In transportation and financial cir
cles Mr.. Adams Is one Of the most APP
proachable and agreeable gentlemen In the
world, and he Is a Arm friend Of Duluth.
In the course Of general conversation
yesterday before going aboard the North
West on the return trip, he said: Ks
81 am very much impressed with the
Boulevard drive here in Duluth and in
my Judgment it means much for the fu-
ture Of the city. It represents broad pol
icy on the part Of Duluth people and Is 4
monument to their foresight and good
taste Every stranger coming to Duluth
should not fall to take this drive. It
is particularly refreshing to see in Duluth
which Is recognized commercial point,
such appreciation Of the beautiful as Is
found In your Boulevard and park. While
these attractions beautify the city, they
also enoble It and raise the standard OF
appreciation of Duluth and Duluth people
in the minds Of strangers.
IF Duluth were provided with g. fine
summer hotel think 1t would be very
much to the point. Many people that come
up the lakes and 60 back on the same
boat would remain over at least one trip
and perhaps longer. Duluth is delightful
jrity and q place that Is bound to be Of
constantly growing importance:in the COM
merfcal: world. The past decade has wit
messed great changes here. Look, for ex-
ample at a map Of the Northwest Of 10
years ago and then one OF the present day.
and observe how during that time che
railroads have been converging toward the
head OF the lakes from the West and
Southwest. They have been drawn here
by cheap water transportation facilities.
The free locks at the Sault have aided
materially In building up commerce along
the lake and .rail lines converging at
Duluth. !,s. s. s33.
s Nj. Adams again reverted to the lake
trip from the standpoint Of pleasure and
rest He Is a very busy man when In
New York and he cannot entirely forsake
business when he goes for brief, yaca-
/ ton. he comes up the lakes he finds
business in the shape Of kilograms and
letter awaiting him at II every point at
which his boat stops. to- divert his mind
from the pleasure and comfort Of the y
outing
81 am told, "a q continued y Mr.. ADAMS z
that some people get aboard Of one or
the other 81 the Northern passenger boats
and make two or three trips without get
! ting OH, except to spend the night at q
I hotel while the boat Is either ct Duluth
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snip, 9ust 20 roe UP ana Gown ). tue iAAe's
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1s more OF the ciass 9 AnoH a.
consls ING O. planes ,
ana stnat class % soous people :.
NOT bsy III nave got ou: q
This class q merchandise, : continued
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Is .understand one another pretty well.
5The farmers this wear will have more
money that thew can snare for merchan-
4 disa of the luxury class than ever bp-
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