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TIos J. OWEN & son. AUcTs-, 9Is NV.

TIos. j. OWEN & son. AUCTs., 9Is NV.
Trus tees sale of a
splendid residence near
Dupont Circle being prem
Uses No. 1927 Massachu=
setts avenue northwest.
This property comprises q
magnificent colonial resi-
dence, with ample grounds
on side and rear
Under and by virtue OF decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia passed May ~
1909 and amended May y, In equity cause No,
hy pubic auction, in front Of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. THE TwENTY-FIFTII OF oCro-
BIER. 1908, AT EALF-PASr FOUR T. NJ. the fol-
lowing described real estate. Including the man
Sion house and all Improvements, easements and
apPurtenances thereunto belonging or appcrtaiuing
namely: All Of lots numbered ninety-iiye 91) and
ninety SLY l96i and the west fifteen u5) feet front
by full depth Of lot Numbered ninety four t9D, in
Henry Wise Ghrnetts Subdivision of lots in square
numbered one hundred and sfty-seyen $50. as per
plat recorded In Liber No. Is. folio -. of the rec
ofds CT the office Of the surveyor of the District
OF Columbia, said property fronting about AZ feet
ian and 18th NV. the frontage Of the house
itself being about % feet more OF less
Terms OK sale; Tbs property VIII De sold SUP,
JeS 10 first deed OF trust Of 5o,0o0, due In
N're3, 1906 and which probably remain on
thu property for some years longer. definite
endorsement on this point Will be made the day
or sale The amount over and above the first
trust aforesaid must Be paid in cash within thir
" days from day OF sale. \ deposit az $500 must
be made to the Trustees at the time Of sale, sub
Ject o. forfeiture IL the terms OF sale be not
Piled with. The property VIII be sold free and
clear OF taxes 10 date OF sale aud free OF incum-
bfaners except 20 the $50, 600 mortgage afore-
said All eonveyancing and recording at the
pehse OF the purchaser. The right is reserved by
the trustees OF reseliing the property at the risk
aud cost of any defaulting purchaser, after five
days or more reimbursement IN some newspaper
published in Washington. ID. O., such other pro-
csedings as said trustees may be advised are law
fGl and proper.
WA. E. AMBROSE,
CHAS II. MERRIAM.
ass Louisiana ave. NV, Trustees.
oc10-dAds elu
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

e. s. RAINFALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Str. HARRY RANDALL. Mondays and wednes
dsys at 400 pm and Saturday at q M for Co.
lonial Beach, Colfon's. Bashwood Reck Point
CurriouleB Nomini and intermediate lsnd iugs on
river. On Mondays aud Wednesday, trim. land.
inrs ia Loser Machodoc made In addition to
regular schedule.
Str. WAKEFIELD. Tuesdays. THURSDAYS ana
Sunday at am. for landings to Colonial Beach
aud Wirt's wharf
Str. for GLiMoNT and intermediate Landings a,
am. daily, except Sunday. Returning shout
Pm fyi9-tf
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S. S. Deutschland to Italy.
IN LESS THAN EIGHT DAYS

S S Hamburg and Furst Bismarck are new yes
els y: the modern type and of about go
tons.
HAMBL -.G-AMERtCAN LINE, 81 B'WAY. y. Y
f. F. DRoOP & SONS 925 Pa ave.
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Columbian bldg, 4lG 9th st. NV
oc1I-d&ds, eSu Trustees
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ACCOUNTANTS.

j. z. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor,
Ofices, 707 ana los,
waShsn Loan and Trust building.
nth and 4, sts NV Telephone OF.
Mercantile, Corporation and Legal Accounting.
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JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. Auctioneer.

JVt5I-I II u. 10 LII ' NV.
Columbian building, Attorney.
Oc2D-dSdS PSu
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucttoneers.

II. wINsHIp wHEATLEY. Atty.
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8Oy1T IHIEIRN RAILWAY.

General Passenger Agent.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
DULUTH IRON & METAL COM.
PANY.

In reviewing the numerous interests
which combine to give to the trade Of
Duluth it's pre-eminence as factor in
the development of the great North
west, it is but common justice that
due prominence be given to those
large and important establishments
whose volume Of business has so large
ly contributed to the prosperity Of the
community.
In compiling a list Of the most de-
serving concerns In this respect, it is
with pleasure that The Labor World
calls the attention Of its thousands Of
readers to the Duluth Iron g. Metal
company. The extensive and COM
pletely equipped plant. Of this progress
sive concern is located at Michigan
street and Third avenue east, where
may be found an in every way up-to-
date blacksmith ana machine shop.
They are dealers in new and second
hand machinery, bar iron, steel beams,
relaying rails, chains, cables, iron and
steel scrap. etc. ; .< r. I: i. d.. ..
The trade territory Of the Duluth.
Iron & Metal company 40 not confined
to this city or state alone, by 4 any,
meas overlng. al It does. the entire;
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
LINGERIE WAIST.
From the New York Sun:

From the New York Sun:
The seasons craze for the thin lin
Eerte waists has brought a serious
problem to many. summer girl. 1T
costs such dreadful lot. to have them
many Of them to keep going" 10 the
cry one hears constantly at summer
resorts, where rivalry In the fresh
ness and beauty Of, lingerie waists. is
one OF the features of feminine exis-
tence this year. 1--WE solved it, said
one young woman who has to have an
eye to economy. II launder my lin
ger1e waists myself.
Before leaving town bought a little
oil ironing stove. It cost less than a
dollar, and it's Just big enough to hold
one iron. also bought iron Of the
smallest size-one Of those with an adj
Unstable wooden handle. These I carry
about with me. Then In each place I
go buy tin pan to boil my wash in.
1t takes only a few minutes to wash
out q waist, especially If one can give it
a little boiling. I use bluing and just
the. right kind Of soap. learned ex-
actly how to do each step of the wash
Ing and ironing game from our >laund-
ress at home.
"Why go to the trouble Of boiling the
waist? Because after several wash
ings without boiling a waist 10 bound to
get dingy look. try my waists on
stout cord tied between two chair
hacks In the sunniest window In the
room. have a little ironing board and
I do the ironing on my trunk. My
waists get none Of that hard rubbing
and strain that they get in q laun-
dry. / make most of my waists my
self, and because I do the laundering
Of them I am not afraid to lavish fine
work upon them. can have a fresh
waist on the shortest kind Of notice.
I do not have to lay in half as large
supply as other girls do. and yet I
have q reputation for having an end
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
Zenith CITY J0bbERS APE FIRST
IN CITY'S GROWTH and PROGRESS

Northwest. middle West and Canada.
This firm bears a most excellent
reputation, not only with its own en-
ployes, but also with the workingmen
generally throughout the state. The
Labor World has no hesitancy in stat
ing that this company has always been
manifestly- fair and reasonable in its
dealings both with labor and with the
public. Our business men and work.
ingmen should show reciprocity and
extend their hearty support and en-
couragement to this commendable en-
terprise. !.
The standard of excellence in quail
ty, material, workmanship and dur
ability which obtains in all the work Of
this company, and the Justice and fair
ness with which all customers are
treated has won for this concern a
most extensive patronage.
The officers Of the company are:
Max Zalk, Hyman Y. Josephs and
Louis zalk, all practical men of known
integrity and ability.
The Labor World predicts for the
Duluth Iron & Metal company a career
Of uninterrupted prosperity so long as
it's affairs are in the hands of the pre-
sent able and efficient management.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
MOTOR BOAT GIRL
From the New York Press.

From the New York Press.
Now the waters about New York are
abloom with the motor boat girl-the
very newest in the girl line. Haven't
seen her? There are scores OF her on
the Hudson and the Harlem. and there's
liberal sprinkling Of her on the sound.
She wears a white duck. rolls her
sleeves up to the elbows, tits q snowy
hat over her eyes, takes her stand at
the wheel and puffs UP and down the
streams like bizarre naiad. Her face
i'm contradiction to the automobile
girls. wears a happy smile. She rivets
her gaze ahead in tight places. but
there are lots Of long reaches in which
she has leisure for side glances that
are deadlier than the deadly gasoline,
She knows her little book, too. as well
as her little boat. You can't teach her
anything about the channels. She'll
spin you through the Spike. the Bronx
Kills or even Hell Gate at clip that
will take your breath away. And she'll
bear watching, for IL ever there was
and out-and-out hirt, serenely cons-
cious OF her power and of her immunity
from reprisals a. long a. the fluid
holds out. to burn, that same motor
girl is she. She's equally slkillful in
managing the spark and tho sparker.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
Natural Location of City Gives
It Advantage as a Jobibng
Point That is Second to None
in Northwest Trade Ex-
tends from Great Lakes to
Coast,

The jobbing in terests of Duluth are
Of the most importance of the city's
prosperity. During the season OF navt-
cation the mills, factories and produc-
tive industries are run in their fullest
capacity, but when the boats stop run
ming it is to the jobbers we look for
the employment of labor. The job
zing houses Of Duluth provided for the
employment Of thousands working
men during the entire year at good
wages and fair conditions. Other in
terests may have had trouble with
their employees, but we have never
known Of any discomfort prevailing in
the institutions metloned in this de-
partment.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
HAVING BYLAWS OR CUSTOMS.
From the Philadelphia Record.

TJANtNN e1~vo VI WV ~sVo'
From the Philadelphia Record.
One Of Ambassador Choate's legal
stories told at a gathering of lawyers
on his last visit to this country, re-
lated to a Texas Judge, before whom a
prisoner was brought, charged with
horse stealing. The Judge promptly
sentenced the prisoner to be hanged
but the lawyer interrupted: You
can't hang the prisoner according to
laM your honor" he said. Guess
you're right" said the Judge. We'll
I'll discharge him and guess it's up
to the boys to hang him according to
the regular custom"
HIGGINSON's BLACK TROOPS.
From the Philadelphia Record:
The venerable Thomas Wentworth
Higginson obtained his title Of colonel
in the civil war. He enlisted a. cap
tain, and later was asked to take COM
mand of the first regiment Of colored
troops, an assignment he gladly ac-
copied. He had been q clergyman
prior to the call to arms, and this, and
the alacrity with which he assumed
command Of his negro regiment, gave
rise to q nonsense verse he always en-
joyed:
ter.
Who could have command il he
choose ter,
But he said each recruit,
Must be blacker than SCOT.
Or else he'd 60 preach where he used
ter. .r<..-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
CHRISTENSEN, MENDENHALL,
GRAHAM co.
514.516 West First STREET.

A manufacturing and wholesale en-
terprise which has proved a notable
success in this city is the great manu-
featuring and wholesale mems furnish
ing establishment Of Christensen, Men
denhall Graham Co., located at 514 to
SIG West First street, where they have
a most complete and carefully selected
stock Of everything In their line. They
manufacture the Zenith brand Of shirts,
pants and overalls, and by their strict
ly business methods and fair dealing
have esta bllshed most flattering bus
mess. The gentlemen comprising this
firm have had much experience in their
line, and are thoroughly qualified to
carry it to success. Industries of this
character are Of great benefit to our
city, as they distribute large sums of
money In the shape Of wages, as well as
for material, etc., and add vastly to
the happiness and prosperity of our
citizens. Our business men and all
others interested in the future growth
of Duluth should give their most ear
nest and hearty cooperation in the
building up Of this business, and as
sisting in the already large volume Of
trade which they have established.
Duluth is destined to be one Of the
large and important cities of our coun-
try, and there will always be an op-
portunity for large manufacturing
and wholesale esta blishment of the ma
ture of the Christensen, Mendenhall,
Graham company.
The members Of this enterprising and
successful firm are: Messrs. Hans
Christensen, Watson Mendenhall, and
John M. Graham.
These gentlemen are personally inter-
ested In retaining the confidence and
respect of the retailers and all others
with whom they have had business
relations, and may be depended upon
to use the most painstaking efforts to
please and satisfy all customers.
They have adopted a liberal and
generous policy in their treatment Of
employees and customers, and all who
are brought into contact with them
may be assured they will receive cour-
teous and considerate attention.
The Labor World is pleased to well
come this and all other manufacturing
enterprises, and trusts that the sue
cess which has heretofore attended the
Christensen, Mendenhall & Graham
company may long continue to be
theirs. They should receive liberal sup
port from our citizens, as this is a
home industry, and entitled to more
consideration than a concern which
has no interest in our city. Their pro-
ducts are the equal Of any on the mar
ket. and it is but right and just to
give the preference to home manufac-
tured goods in every line. Bear this
in mind when purchasing anything in
their line, and ask for the zenith"
brand.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
F.. l.. STODDARD.
Barber Supplies.
1O7 Lake Avenue.

In reviewing the different business
concerns which have combined to give
to the trade Of Duluth it's pre-emfnence
as a factor in the development of the
great Northwest, it is but common
justice that due prominence be giver
to those large establishments whose
business has so largely contributed tc
the prosperity Of the community.
In this respect, The Labor World
wishes to call attention to the estab-
hshment of F. L. Stoddard, located at
1O7 Lake ave. s., where may be found
at all times large and well assorted
stock Of BARRIERS supplies, knives, raz-
ors, American carvers, shears, toilet
articles. Kokens' hydraulic chairs and
furniture, etc. The firm also makes a
speciality Of sharpening razors and
grinding shears and clippers.
Mr.. F. L. Stoddard is the sole pro-
prietor Of this first-class establish
hent. and he devotes his entire time
to experimenting the large business
BY the employment of the most skill
led workmen and by his constant en-
deavor5 to please his customers, he has
established a reputation second ia
none. He has proven himself to be q
man Of great ability, and one who IL
always ready to help make the city'e
business more extensive and more
widely known. f..
Mr.. Stoddard, by his honorable bust
ness methods, has built up flourish
ing business which is tribute to his
ability and integrity. He has justly
earned, by his considerate friendly at
titude toward all classes, the position
Of universal popularity which he has
SO long enjoyed.
The Labor World is pleased to be
able to give it's endorsement to so de-
serving business man as MIR. f. L
9toddard. -'. :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.

Duluth has witnessed wonderful
progress in every branch Of industry
during the past few years, and the
hardware trade has kept pace with
the advancement of the city.
One Of the largest establishments Of
the city which has been growing in
popularity IS the well known firm Of
Kelley How Thompson company, To-
Gated at 229-245 South Fifth avenue
West, where may be found one of the
finest stocks in the entire Northwest.
Their business quarters are filled to
overlooking with a complete line Of
shelf and heavy hardware, cutlery,
tools, stoves, ranges, refrigerators, tin
warea kitchen utensils, etc.. at prices
that please as we'll as the goods them
selves.
An extensive business Is also carried
on in mill, mining, contractors and
lumbermens supplies, rubber and
leather betting, pulleys, cordage and
wire ropes, fire hose, etc. An en-
enables the company to supply CUSTOM
ers promptly and at the lowest pos
sible price.
The Kelley-H How Thompson Co. has
by far the largest and finest store in
this section Of the country, and every
article is first-class and sold at prices
lower than the same goods are disposed
of in Eastern cities.
The company has, through careful
and honorable business methods, built
up substantial and enormous trade
which is tribute to their ability and
integrity In view Of the excellent
quality Of the goods handled, as we'll
as the manifestly fair and honorable
manner Of dealing with employees, The
Labor World takes pleasure in placing
the name Of this company before the
public as foremost enterprise of the
great Northwest. In recognizing the
uniformly friendly and cordial attitde
Of this company toward labor, we feel
that We are not only echoing the SEN
timent of their own large force of en-
ployes, hut also the workingmen who
form SO large a percentage Of the po-
pulations OF the Zenith City. st i :s.= .a: :E
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
CRANE & oRDWAY COMPANY.

In these days of immense concerns
with their millions of capital, the
outgrowth of the spirit of concen-
tration of the times, it is pleasing to
note that in most instances labor
goes hand in hand with capital.
When the employer has confidence
in the employe and the employe
trusts the employer and both work
for the common good, it is sign
that the day Of the strike is rapidly
passing. Confidence on both sides is
essential to Industrial progress and
prosperity.
In this city there is no concerns
which enjoys the confidence of the
public to the fuller extent than does
the plumbers and steamfitters' sup
ply house of Crane & Ordway COM
pany, located at IL West Michigan
street.
This company are the leaders in
the Northwest in all goods in their
line, handling everything in the way
plies, wood and iron pumps, well sup
plies, babbitt metal, ETC., and they
are prepared to meet the demands
of the trade in amost satisfactory
manner. The stock which they carry
is of superior grade, and the prices
always meet those of the strongest
competitors.
The workingmen of our city will
serve their own interests to best
advantage by giving this reliable con-
Germ their hearty support and en-
couragement. This firm has always
shown most courteous and consid-
crate attitude toward labor, and we
hope for them continued success and
prosperity in their business.
The officers of the company are
well known in the commercial and
business world of the Northwest, and
enjoy most enviable reputation for
iberality and fair dealing. The
Labor World takes pleasure in plac-
ing the name of the Crane & Ordway
company foremost among the lead
ing substantial business houses of
our city.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
ST. GERMAN BROTHERS.
40 First Ave. w.

An important industry which has at
tanned considerable prominence in this
city, both on account Of the excellence
Of their work and the pr0gressiWeness
and enterprise Of the proprietors, Is
that Of the st. German Brothers, To-
Gated at No. 10 First avenue West,
complete establishment for the manu.
facture Of the finest designs of stained
glass. mirrors, glass bevsling and re-
silvering mirrors, memorial windows
for churches, and any work usually
done by a high class company Of this
kind They are manufacturers and
jobbers of art loaded glass, copper
sash glass, French mirrors, beveled
and plain. framed mirrors, and all
kinds of plate, window and decorated
glass.
This company was established in
1891, and is recognized as the leader
in their line in the Northwest. They
spare no pains or trouble to please and
satisfy their customers, and have es-
tablished trade which is a pleasing
tribute to their ability and business
primo iples. They allow only the finest
work to leave their establishment, and
the proprietors themselves exercise
a general supervision over the business
and insist that every piece Of work
leaving their place shall be up to the
high standard they have set for all
their products.
The members Of this firm are:
Thomas j., Jr., Albert and Leon st.
Ger1nat1. These gentlemen are thor
oughly competent and experienced, and
they take a personal interest in the
large and constantly increasing bust
ness. @-
This firm employees Ii skilled work
men, and are held in high esteem by
their employees, who are treated with
the utmost courtesy and consideration.
Their dealings with their customers
have always been Of the most pleasing
character, and they occupy a high po-
s1t1on in the opinions Of all with whom
they have had business relations.
A business Of this character Is Ut
distinct benefit to the. city, and the
Labor World is pleased to note that
1t Is given hearty support and encour-
agement, and trusts that it's career
may long continue to be a prosperous
and successful one.
Visitors are at all times welcomed
at their factory where the highest
styles Of ornamental art, for churches
and domestic purposes are displayed,
Special designs and estimates of cost
Will be furnished at request.