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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-11-17
His Pursuit.

MAY / ask" inquired the melancholy
stranger. what is your pursuit in
life?"
at depends" replied Subbubs, up
on whether I'm going or coming. It's
the 7:48 train in the morning and the
8:12 at night. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-11-17
A LEARNED HiNDOO.
Hon. r. Mammalian and His Mission
to This Country.

to This Country.
The Hon. P. Mammalian, X. c., G.
M. G., solicitor general of Ceylon, who
arrived not long ago in the United
States, did not come here simply to
see the country and enjoy pleasant
vacation. Mr.. Mammalian belongs to
what has long been the chief Hindoo
family Of Ceylon, he has large wealth,
has represented his race in the leg
islative council Of Ceylon, and was
a delegate from that island to Queen
Victoria's jubilee. But it is on his
learning and spiritual insight that his
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-11-17

An Irishman. quarreling with an
Englishman, told him If he didn't hold
his tongue he would 'tbreak his impene-
trable head and LET the brains out of
his empty skull
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
JOHNSON & MOE.

The Labor World wishes to call
especial attention to the firm of john
son & Moe, for the reason that COM
prehensive review Of Duluth's enter
prising business men and their places
Of business would not be complete
without conspicuous mention of one
of the very best and largest depart
ment stores in the Northwest.
The people of Duluth are fully awake
to the superior grade Of goods and
low prices offered at this place. and
at all times the various departments
are crowded with customers. The
management of this store feel amply
repaid for the sacrifices and hard
work endured. This store has not
been compelled to resort to trickery
in order to command patronage, nor
to pay knights Of the pen to toot it's
horn. The name Of johnson & Moe,
the West End Big Department Store, "
sails under true colors, with flags
majestically unfurled at full mast.
We must not lose sight Of the beau
ty Of this popular establishment. The
comfort Of the customer is at all
times considered, and the large num-
Der Of employees are treated kindly and
given every consideration. All work
together for the good Of their host Of
customers, and The Labor World feels
that their efforts are appreciated.
At this store you will find anything
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
OHIO COAL COMPANY,

Duluth has become famous for the
public-spiritedness and the energy and
ability of her leading business men.
and it Is this fact which makes our
city the acknowledged commercial
center of the great Northwest. Her
business men have always been will
ling and ready to assist at all times
and in every possible way advancing
the interests Of the city as a. whole,
and this policy has been of incalcul-
able benefit to the community.
Prominent among the firms which
have always been willing to assist In
any worthy public movement is the
Ohio Coal company, whose docks are
located at 800 Garfield avenue. Only
the best grades Of coal are handled by
this progressive and up-to-date con-
Germ land the prices at which same are
disposed OF are as low as is consistent
with business integrity and stability.
One fact we'll worth bearing in mind
in this connection Is that this company
is controlled by none Of the great min
ing companies; being independent is
is able at all times to quote reason
able rates.
Mr.. H. w. Andridge, the city agent,
has, by strict business methods and
careful and painstaking care of every
detail Of the company's immense BUSH
ness, built up great and growing
patronage. He has a reputation second
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
AJLYLE STICKS WITH PRINTERS
ON THE LABEL.

A. ]. Lyle is certainly the recipient
Of many congratulations from union
men and all friends of labor who ap-
preciate what he is doing at this time
to promote the union label of the
printing trades.
For some rather petty reasons most
Of the job printers Of the city have
given up their labels. It is said to be
the preliminary proceeding the big fight
for the eight hour day. Fred Louns-
berry, former secretary of the Trade
and Labor Assembly, and Editor of the
Union Label Bulletin is one Of the
strongest factors in the fight against
the label. This fact came as a body
blow to his friends in the labor move
raent, who always thought that his
heart beat right for the union still.
Mr.. Lyle, while practically a new
printer. is an old time boiler maker,
and his loyalty to the unions now will
ever be appreciated.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
TROY LAUNDRY.

Inc most popular laundry In Du-
luth is the Troy Laundry. located at
~ East Superior street. The trade
OF this laundry has constantly grown
on account of the excellent work,
the low prices on hotel and family
work and the courteous attention
at all times accorded customers.
The present business premises &C.
cup1ed by this concern are complete
ly appointed, being replete with all
modern appliances for perfect laun-
drying. from the heaviest goods to
the frailest fabrics. The building
Is divided into offices, washing and
machinery departments, and provided
with washers, polishers, mangles,
neckband machines, sleeve and body
ironers, fiat work shaker, etc.
The trade Of this company is prin-
cipally local in character, although
considerable mail order business is
enjoyed. A large number of people
are employed and number of de-
livery wagons are required to handle
the enormous amount of work done.
AS noted above, the plant is equip
ped with the latest and most improv-
ed machinery and employment is CIV
en- to large number of people, to
whom are accorded the most courte-
GU streatment and liberal compensa-
ton for their labor. The proprietors
are well known and broad-minded
citizens and thoroughly competent to
conduct successful laundry.
The Troy Laundry will call for
and deliver work, when desired, for
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
ACME STEAM LAUNDRY.
217 West First.

A laundry which has achieved much
popularity with our citizens, and which
has a high reputation for the quality
of their work and the care and atten-
ton given customers, is the Acme
Laundry, located at No. 217 West First
street. This laundry, which Is under
the personal supervision Of the pro-
prietor, Mr.. J. r. Armstead, makes
speciality Of turning out the finest
workwith the utmost promptness, and
particular and critical people who wish
to receive the most careful treatment
of their laundry work, have learned
that they can be best satisfied by pat
ronizing the Acme Laundry. The pro-
prietor uses the most painstaking ef-
forts to avoid mistakes, and to rectify
them should they occur, which is sell
dom the case, owing to the careful
methods Of handling the business.
This laundry is equipped with the
| most modern and improved machinery,
and there is no danger Of the tearing
and spelling Of clothes which is so
often the case where less care is
taken. The most skillful and expert
enced help is employed, to whom is
extended the fairest treatment, and
every employee is working to maintain
the excellence of the work turned out,
SO the patron is sure to receive the
best that skill, care and cleanliness
can produce.
Mr.. Armstead, the proprietor, is an
enterprising and progressive gentleman
who believes in giving his customers
the benefit Of any Improvement which
may be made in his line of business,
and in making the charges as moder-
ate as Is compatible with conserva-
tive business methods. They turn out
work with the utmost dispatch, and
will be glad to call for and deliver or
ders, and telephone calls will receive
careful and immediate attention.
The Acme Steam Laundry has won
It's place at the head Of the laundries
OF the city by the fa1rest methods. and
we trust they may continue to prosper
and grow.
rs per cent discount ON all work
brought to the office and called for
when finished.
Both Telephones 545
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
UPHAM COAL COMPANY.

In city Of the size and import
ance Of Duluth the distribution Of
such necessary supplies as coal, coke,
wood and other kinds of fuel, is a
question of great Importance.
Engaged in the fuel business in
this CITY there is no concern more
worthy of honorable mention and
liberal patronage than the Upham
Coal company, wholesale and retail
dealers in hard and soft coal and
wood of all kinds.
This company is recognized by our
citizens as a concern which is of pos
tive benefit to this city because Of
the material benefit which it brings
to business generally and conse-
quently to laboring men, who form
the larger percentage of the popula-
ton Of our city. This enterprise is
acknowledged to be one of the most
liberal and progressive in this city
Of wide awake and hustling business
concerns. It is an Independent COM
pany, not controlled by corporations,
and has, since it's inception, been
noted for fair treatment and honor
able business methods.
no 0up1OycS VI ILLS uTu dE0 1T
all times treated with consideration
and courtesy, and are paid as high
wages as is consistent with good bus
mess management.
The officers of this thoroughly re-
liable company are: John H. Up
ham, Jr., president. and William H..
Gravatt, cashier. These gentlemen
are men Of honesty and integrity
and have proved themselves, upon
many occasions. to be fair-minded
and philosophical men who have
the best interests of the entire COM
munity at heart; it is never hard
task to enlist the sympathies Of these
gentlemen In any movement looking
to the furthering of the interests of
our great city.
The Labor World has no hesitancy
in saying that the Upham Coal COM
pany is one Of the leading business
concerns OF the Northwest and one
which we'll merits the great success
which it now enjoys.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
COMMERCE Of ZENITH CITY IS
STIMULATED BY COAL COMPANIES
Much Needed Home Manufacturing Product Is Shipped
Into Our City in Immense Quantities Concerns
Distinction of Dealing Fairly With Labor

to none for liberality and fair DEAL
ing, and for this reason the name of
the Ohio Coal company is we'll and
favorably known throughout this sec
ton Of the country, and carries with it
the assurance Of honest and careful
treatment.
AS noted above, Mr.. H. w. Andridge
gives his personal attention to the busi-
ness, which accounts for the high
standing which the company has at
tanned in the mind of the general pub
lie. The courteous attitude which he
at all times assumes toward the pub
lie and his employees has gained for
him the highest respect and esteem Of
all who know him, and it is with
pleasure that The Labor World gives
honorable mention to the concern Of
which he is the local head.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
WIELAND SHOE COMPANY.
1913 West Superior st.

There are large number OF very
important concerns In our city, ano
ranking high among those that are
held in great favor by our people is
the wieland Shoe company, located
at 1873 West Superior street. This
store is known for the honest footwear
charged for the best grade of shoes.
Members Of organized labor in this
district will be but adding Increased
prestige and popularity to our city by
encouraging this meritorious and re-
liable concern, which handles superior
lines of mems, boys and youths goods,
boots, shoes, moccasins, ladies' party
and house slippers, sandals, Oxfords,
etc. Long and valuable experience In
this line OF business aids the member
Of the firm in purchasing to best Nv
vantage all the best grades of foot
wear that the manufacturers of our
country produce.
The success of this big concern can
be measured by one standard, and
that involves but one short phrase:
1.-THE acme of merit and prices COM
mensurate to realize fair profit" The
always held toward union labor is well
deserving Of creditable mention, and
their large force Of employees is shown
every kindness and consideration.
Workingmen patronize them extern
sively and that fact alone proves their
fairness, the equity Of their prices, the
class Of goods they carry and their
treatment Of patrons.
The members of the firm are broad
minded and public-spirited citizens,
have always been painstaking and
courteous and have at all times ex-
hibited the most fraternal good will
toward labor. Our workingmen will be
fostering their own interests while
lending every possible assistance in
making this deserving company a
greater and even more splendid sue
cess.
The Wielan1 c-~~ &C.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
YALE LAUNDRY COMPANY.

The Yale Laundry Company, To-
Gated at 1922 East Superior street,
with a branch at 913-915: Ogden
avenue, Superior, has ever exhibited
q fair and friendly feeling for us
and our cause. They are thorough
~ reliable and promptly deliver all
goods, rectifying any and all mis-
takes that occur at the laundry.
The officers of this popular laun-
dry company are: William l.. Yale.
president. These gentlemen are too
we'll known to our citizens to need
any Introduction; whole-souled, gen.
ial and high-principled, they have
the esteem and admiration of all.
The Labor World most heartily ex-
tends it's best wishes for the abund-
ant success of this concern.
When patronizing the laundries OF
our city it is we'll for the laboring
man to stop and think who are the
friends of our cause. They will
make no mistake in having their
work done by the above named firm;
they are careful, considerate and
cleanly workers, and the greatest
precautions are placed around their
establishment to so classify and ex-
ecute their work that no complaint
can be made. The plant is thorough
ly modern and the finest work Is
turned out promptly and satisfactor-
lily.
The Yale Laundry Company has
established reputation for high
class work, special efforts being made
to satisfy the particular trade, and
any one sending work to this reliable
concern may feel assured that same
will be returned promptly and in the
finest possible condition. The equip
ment of this company is the latest
and most improved.
Every article taken into this laun-
dry is marked and listed, and when
finished, assorted by competent en-
ployes and delivered with no chance
of a mistake. Prices are reasonable
and consistent with first class work
and the managers of the Yale Laun-
dry company have gained a WIDE
spread reputation for their determ-
ination, at all hazards, to please all
customers.
Our citizens will make no mistake
in sending their work to the Yale
Laundry Company.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOT and
SHOE HOUSES MOST FL0UR|SHINC
Duluth Proud Architects and Likewise Proud of Their
Work-Almost Every Public Building in This City. Was
Designed by Our Home Architects.

business will tact and once they have
made customer, they retain him.
AS friends of labor, they have al
ways manifested kindly interest in
the working people. Having risen
from the rank and file to their pres
ent proud position in the CONNER
cial world, they can readily appre-
ciate the struggles of the toilers.
No more worthy citizens can be
cited in Duluth and The Labor World
is gratifled to list Suffel & Company
among the most prominent and influ-
entail citizens Of our great and grow
ing city. 80
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
DULUTH BLESSED WITH SEVERAL.
MODERN AND COMPLETE IAUNDRlfS
Among Them Are the Peerless the Acme the Yale and the Troy
all Of Which Have Reputation for Turning Out the
Cleanest Linen with the Utmost Care for the Material

known and most popular business
men, and 1t. is a pleasure to note the
constant and increasing success which
has attended his efforts. He has
never spared pains nor expense to
keep his work first class in every
particular, and the most modem
methods and machinery have always
found a ready patron in Mr.. Blume.
The Peerless Laundry has well
earned it's position at the head OF the
laundries at the head of the lakes,
and the Labor World takes pleasure
in recognizing this merit and In rec
ommending the laundry to It's read
erS,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
NORTHLAND COAL co.
- Z s.g<2f = !
1928 West Superior St.

A concern which has become very
popular with our people on account Of
the nigh quality of the products ham
died, and Of the fairness and liberality
with which customers are treated at
all times, is the North Land Coal
Company, located at No. 1928 West SUI
perior street. It Is but common justice
that due prominence should be given
to the large and important concerns
whose volume Of business contributes
largely to the prosperity Of the COM
n,unity, and in making list of COM
panies Of this character, it is with
pleasure that the Labor World calls
attention to the North Land Coal COM
pany.
The company carries a. large assOrt-
ment of anthracite and bituminous
coal on storage wharves, and is in a
position to distribute orders promptly
and at lowest rates. Its storage yards
are conveniently located and this COM
pany makes a specially of prompt de-
livery.
The employees of this concern are
treated with consideration and fairness
and in this, as in their business trans
actions, it seems to be the desire of
the company to deal fairly and hon
orably. The company pays as high
wages as a conservative carrying on
Of business will permit, and are held
in high esteem by their employees as
well as the general public.
The management of this company
is in the hands Of Mr.. Henry w. Mich
OILS. gentleman Of much experience
and knowledge Of the coal business,
and it is due chiefly to his ability and
popularity that the company has
achieved its prominent position In the
business affairs Of the community.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
PEERLESS LAUNDRY.
522-524 West Superior St.

Cleanliness is next to Godlfness,"
is an old saw which contains large
amount of sense for foundation,
and it is certain that nothing is more
conducive to health and comfort than
cleanliness. And nothing adds more
to ones personal appearance than
neatly Numbered linen. The man
with a spotless shirt and collar and
neatly blackened shoes has an ap-
pearance of being dressed up which
can not be attained by the person
who is careless in regard to his linen,
no matter how costly his apparel.
And in these days of modern laun-
drying, there is little excuse for any
person not being neat and clean In
their personal appearance.
The Peerless Laundry, located at
Nos. 522 to 524 West Superior street.
is fitted with the most modern and
up-to-date machinery and the best
skilled labor for the rapid and sat-
isfactory handling Of laundry work
Of every description, and they make
a specially OF fine laundry work up
on the promptest service. This
laundry is under the personal man
agement and supervision of the pro-
prietor, Mr.. H. A. Blume, who takes
a personal interest in seeing that
every piece of work turned out is up
to the high standard set by him for
his work at the very outset. AS a
result the citizens of Duluth as well
as the transient customer who wish
their work we'll and promptly done
have come to look to the Peerless
Laundry as the proper place to send
their work.
Mr.. Blume is one of our best
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

It Is perhaps not generally known,
but among the citizens of Duluth is
Hon. John A. Keyes, who, while serv-:
ing as member Of the state legisla-
ture, introduced and carried into effect.
our present election law.
Mr. Reyes is now advocating the adj
option. of the Town Meeting plan of
getting the expression Of the people
on all public measures. He is well
liked by organized labor and often acts
as their attorney. s 81 : :
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

the convenience Of customers, and
orders will be executed on short no.
tice.
This public-spirited concern has
always maintained the most coufte-
GUS attitude toward labor, and labor
has good reason to consider the Troy
Laundry as a substantial and cot-.
siderate friend. The business men
and laboring men of Duluth should
literally patronize this deserving
concern and aid in every possible
way in making it a greater and even
more splendid success.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

It probably viii not be presumptuous
TO boast for organised labor for the
origin and success Of modern steam
lundries. 1t was labor that carried on
the propaganda work which resulted
In the BOLTON Of the Chinese laundries.
Duluth is blessed with several good
laundries and we present sketch Of a
few Of them in this Labor Day edition:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-30
New York Market.

New York, June % The cotton
market opened strong al an advance Of
10 to II points in response to higher
cables. There was heavy realizing.
but there was also an active ana excit.
ed demand. and sftvr tie mHrket slsad
reacted couple OF points, prices again
advanced to net gain OF about ~ 10
p points. followed by both the English
and southern market.
Spot adyices continued sensationally
firm and while the weather was COM
sidered favorable. the bulls still claim
that prospects favor a small crop for
next season.
Al midday the market continued Re.
vsrish with prices little on from the
best, but still from % To q points
met higher There were very heavy
realizing orders but one very small
drop in prices there was bull support
and shorts continued very nervous.
Spot cotton. quiet. Middling Up.
lands. s75c; middllng gulf, 10 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-30

SEATTLE, wssb June 20 foFesi hrcH
aioaE TIE bsAkS % the Yakch river.
b~tseoh the nQaih Of The Tknaha fiV.
~ and Ea6g CITY. hAvs cut on 81
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establish sny c0mnasieAtiOn vita
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rugsrG o. PTiHes % Wales islahd. ana
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-30
CONDITION At LODI UNCHANGED
.eevsn thousand Men on striks-Msr
tial Law Prevails.

warsaw, Russian Poland, June IS
1905 p. m.-The conditions At LODI are
unchanged. excepting that most Of the
workmen have returned to work. Out
OF $1,000 men about 1000 from =.
factories remained out.
Martial Lac stlll prevails. the streets
are constantly pairolled and the liquor
shops are all closed The universal
condemnation OF the strike movement
at LOdz has had the effect OF quoting
the situation. and IL Is expected that
the remaining strikers will soon 70
sumo work. There vas . relterauon
on the warssW Bourss today Of the
rum5r Of the mobilization OF the troops
in Russian Poland had commenced
and possibly migat be expected Ia
warsaw In too days. and u caused
eonsi ierAbie excitement II 10 claimed
~ mobilization is attempted here 81
will lead TO serious disturbances.