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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-03-30

A number Of orators have offered
their services to the Association,
among them being Gov Vardaman
and Congressman J. S. Williams.
Hon. ]. Mcc. Martin has been in
vited to speak at several places.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-03-30
Headquarters at Jackson.

The Headquarters Of the State
Association have been opened at
Jackson, President Clark and Sec
lrtary Fisher having rooms in the
capitol. Jackson is the most CEN
trail place, and better work can be
done from there. Besides. the cap
itol Of the state seems the proper
place.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-03-30

|kocky spfififssss' ana Hffermainvills,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-03-30

and will 60 10 vicksburg and Mem
phis by spfeial invitation. He will
probably Speak at several other
places if his business permits.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
LOCAL BREWING COMPANIES
MAKE HEALTHY BEVERAGES
Brewing Concerns Of Duluth Milwaukee Enjoy Exclusive
Trade in Duluth and Northern Portion
Of Minnesota

Among the industries OF Duluth
which are, an important factor In the
employment Of men and the dtstribu-
ton Of wages to families. is the brew
ing concerns. The local breweries
pay good wages and the Milwaukee
concerns which maintain agencies In
this city are equally liberal in dealing
with their men.
Almost all Of the beer which is con-
sumed in Northern Minnesota, in
Guiding the iron ranges and even out
into Dakota and over In Northern Wis.,
consin Is made either in this city or
in Milwaukee. Several Of the local
brewertes are classed among the I'M
portant manufacturing industries OF
the city and the distribution of their
annual output gives employment to a
large number Of men. The character
Of the product compares fayorably
with that produced in any other city in
the United States.
All Of the local concerns pay union
wages to union men and they have
been quick to adjust any differences
which may aIse with their employees.
The Milwaukee beer which is sold here
is also union product.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

The output Of this meritorious con-
Germ has grown popular and is con-
stantly growing in favor. a fact which
goes a long way toward proving that
the quality is of the best. The pro-
ducts Of the Fitger Brewing company
are pure and unadulterated, are man
ufactured under the most sanitary con-
ditions and everything possible Is done
to give the public a beverage which
is satisfactory to the highest possible
degree.
The officers Of the company are:
August Fitger, president, and Percy
is. Anneke
These gentlemen treat their employees
in fair and courteous manner, and
hold a most satisfactory attitude to-
ward the cause OF labor. For this, II
for no other reason, no effort should
be spared to make the business Of this
philosophical and progressive institu-
ton continued and constantly grow
Ing success. 1t is to be hoped that this
condition of affairs will obtain so long
as the management Is in the hands OF
the above named officials.
The Labor World is pleased at this
time to give the Fitger Brewing COM
pany honorable mention.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
CHECKING ACCOUNTS Invited.

organized labor&in this city will ap-
preciate the action of M. Cook in un-
ionizing his clothing store at 407 West
Superior street. Heretofore the store
at this location was non-union, but Mr..
Cook: has, ,revolutionized things, and
has put in a full line of union made
goods, consisting of clothing, hats,
shoes. and gents furnishing goods. :
Mr.. Cook begins the fall season in
his business under the most glorious
auspices. In this issue of the Labor
World will be found his advertisement
of a full line of wearing apparel for
school children at prices within the
reach Of everybody.
The gods are 81 an exceptionally
high quality and commend themselves
to all parents who like to see their
children dressed neatly. This too
coupled with low prices ought to ap-
peal to ALL. -.,.
Readers Of the Labor World can not
do better than visit the Union Cloth
ing. and Shoe House when purchasing
clothing for their children preparatory
to sending them to school s. 7
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
DULUTH BREWING & MATING
COMPANY.

An important industry Of this city
is the Duluth Brewing and Mailing
company. This concern has been IN
business for a number Of years, and
it is a we'll known fact that since Its
inception it has been an unqualified
success.
A large amount of capital is invest
ed in the business and a small army OF
men are employed; these men are paid
in some instances more than"t the labor
organizations, to which all belong. de-
mand; as a matter Of fact, the COM
pany has at all times recognized and
dealt fairly with the unions. This fact
the workingmen of our city should at
all times bear in mind and in return
for the courteous and fair treatment,
aid in every honorable manner to make
the business an even greater success
than it is at the present time.
The plant of the Duluth Brewing and
Mailing company: is one of the most
modern in every respect now in oper-
alton in the Northwest. To the UNI
initiated visit to this progressive in
stitution would indeed be revelation.
Everything that an up-to-date brew
cry requires in the way Of machinery,
etc., may be seen in operation here.
The excellent quality Of the beverage
placed upon the market by the Duluth
Brewing and Mailing company is we'll
known, not alone in our city, but in
neighboring towns and villages. Ev-
cry precaution is taken that the pro-
duct may be pure and wholesome; lit
tie wonder, therefore, that the brands,
especially Moose Brand and "Prima
Tonic,' should have gained such a
strong and lasting hold upon public
favor. No pains or expense have been
spared to bring the brands of the COM
pany to their present high state Of
perfection.
The officers Of the Duluth Brewing
and Mailing company are: r. Hoch,
PRESIDENT and F. w. Hoch treasurer.
These gentlemen are public spirited
citizens who have demonstrated, by
their equable and considerable treat
ment Of employees as we'll as by their
courteous and painstaking attitude to-
wards patrons, that they can be de-
pended upon to act with fairness and
consideration upon all questions per-
tanning to the welfare of our great and
growing city.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
ST.. CLOUD UNIONS ARE.
DOING SPLENDID WORK
Make Things Lively for Mayor
and Sheriff During Recent
Photographers Strike.
Quarreymen Are Still Nobly
Conducting Their Strike and
Ultimately Will Win.

ST. CLOUD, August 31.-special cor
respondence from w. p. Stacy:
During the recent strike Of the tele-
graphers the railroad company sent de-
| tecttves here and induced the mayor
to appoint: them as special policemen,
but the labor unions waited on the
| mayor and influenced him to withdraw
the appointments. But the railroads
| were not to he baffled so easily. They
reached the sheriff, and intimidated
him into swearing this riff raj Of So
ciety in as deputy sheriffs. AS soon as
| this was found out a joint meeting of
the trade and labor assembly and the
building trades council was called. The
call for the meeting was given to the
papers at 9 go a. M, but by II o'clock
the same morning the sheriff with drew
his commissions, that were previously
50 willingly granted. 1t: was a.: weak
stand because the men elected to en-
force. the law had br oxen the law by
deputising- non-residents as officers of
the comfy. 49,: =.
The jpint labor meeting was held in
spite of the sheriff's position, and fit
ting resolutions were adopted by the
large asselnblage demanding the strict
and honest enforcement Of law. A
committe tee Of five was appointed by the
chair to wait upon the states attorney
and Is look after such cases in the
future: '*;:* -.
TT is hoped that this committee will
be me- lie permanent so that members
will know just where to appoint abuses
Of tn kind hereafter so that action
may 90 taken with the least delay. =
The quarreymen here, arc still out.
That they will win their strike is al
most certain. Some Of the members
havi' left for other parts to work at
their trade, while others have taken
jobs on the dam up the river. re-
Gently attended one Of their meetings
and a. more determined set Of men it
has seldom been my lot to address. The
granite cutters are standing by the
quarreymen nobly. The quarrey bosses
all had advertisements in the papers
for strike breakers, but this method
has brought little success to them.
All other organized trades here are
at peace with their employers, and are
putting in good time while the sun
shines. -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
TEIE IsABC)R lR'LlIl[lll.I

located at Milwaukee, whore they have
the most complete brewery s. the:
Northwest. equipped with the very
latest modern machinery and where e
large force OF the most skilled and ex-
perienced- workmen. are employed in
the production Of what 10 recognized
wherever known 40 the very finest beer
which can be produced. Z K. s. - =.
Organized. labor, bear In mind the
fact that this splendid concern has al.
ways supported worthy projects: and
has always given employment to a
large number Of our people, and strict
ly union labor is employed in all its
branches: Their output Is unsurpassed
on the market, representing the very
acme Of purity in quality. and none but
the best and purest ingredients are
used In the product. The output of
this great brewing company is daily
gaining in popularity because OF it's SUI
perior quality and the conscientious
and fair minded manner in which the
management has treated the public and
It's customers as well as its employers
at all times. ~
We should constantly bear in mind
the fact that an institution Of this kind
increases the prosperity Of our people.
It Is pleasing to note that our men,
bers hold this concern in highest favor.
The local manager, Mr.. H. E. Mueller.
who has recently been placed in
charge of the branch office at this
point, Is a well known and experienced
man., and there is every reason to be-
lieve that he will increase the already
large volume Of business done by the
Pabst Brewing company at Duluth and
surrounding towns. He has made
friends of many who will be pleased
to give him their patronage, not only
because of the fact that he Is represent
ing beer which is admitted. to be the
finest that the most modern skilled
methods and labor can produce, but be-
cause he has personality which
makes friends Of those with whom he
has business connections.
The Labor World bespeaks for Mr..
Mueller and for the Pabst Brewing
company a continuance of the flatter-
ing and pleasing success which has
marked their past career in this city.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
MANHATTAN WINE COMPANY.

/ In. Duluth there are a number OF
establishments which should receive
the hearty support and encouragement
Of all our citizens. Our readers can
show no greater tribute to the cause
of labor than by giving their hearty
support TO those concerns that have
always shown friendly attitude to-
ward the labor movement.
An establishment of this character
which is deserving Of prominent men,
ton in this edition is the Manhattan
Wine House, located at Is West Su-
perior street, wholesale and retail IL
auor dealers. This is one Of the lead
ing houses in this part of the country
handling liquors Of all descriptions,
and prices at this establishment meet
those Of any similar concern in the
entire Northwest. Patrons may rest
assured that they will secure thorogh-
~ reliable goods when dealing at this
place. A greater variety Of liquors are
carried by this house than can be
found In any other like establishment
in this section of the country. The
celebrated D. Carnegie & Company's
porter, made in Goteborg, is handled
by this concern, it having the exclu-
sive rights.
Owing to it's broad-minded and pub
lic-sp1rfted manner Of dealing, this
company has built an enormous and
substantial patronage and is exceed
ingly popular. It always counts a host
Of friends among workingmen Of this
city, and its dealings have always been
uniformly fair, considerate and honor
able. The volume Of business done by
this firm enables them to sell the same
goods at closer profit than many
other dealers can afford to do.
Home industries like this give en-
plcyment to our people, increase the
prosperity Of our city, promote the well
fare of the community and add COM
mercial value to our city. Our citizens
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
FITGER BREWING COMPANY.

One of the leading concerns Of our
city which is deserving of home patron
age Is the Fitger Brewing company,
located at 528-540 East Superior street.
This company is engaged in the man.
ufacture of beer, and whether or not
there is any truth in the saying that
beer is the poor mans beverage, the
average workingman is interested in
concerns engaged in its manufacture
as we'll as in every other enterprise
which aids in building up our city.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
,. PABST BREWING co.

One of the brewing companies which
has achieved much popularity in Du-
luth and vicinity is the Pabst Brew
ing company, brewers and bottlers,
whose local branch office is located at
Lake Avenue Viaduct. The magni-
ficent brewery Of this great company is
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
FRERI<ER BROS. 4 co. "a
MOST COURTEOUS FIRM

It Is with pleasure we call the atten-
ton Of our readers to the well known
and popular Wine and Liquor house
Of the above name, located at 41s w.
Superior street.
Frerker Bros. & Co., proprietors, also
conduct tho California Wine House at
10 West Superior street, and at both
places carry an extensive line Of Wines
and WHISTLES Of a. superior grade and
at reasonable prices. H.: e..
All customers are given the most
courteous treatment and attention
which make their stores very popular
and worthy Of the support and patron
age OF the thousands Of union men and
citizens of our city, :: .,.,-
On careful investigation we find that
the large force Of employees, hired by
this company are accorded every de-
gree Of fairness and consideration by
their employers and are paid as high
wages as is consistent with stability
and business integrity. The high
esteem in which this company Is held
by their employers and by organized
labor Of the city, is largely due to the
fair and honorable manner in which
their extensive business has always
been conducted The cause Of labor
ard the labor movement, has ad will
always be we'll taken care of, SO far
as this company is concerned. The
quality of liquor served at the Califor-
MIA Wine House is always the 5 very
best and we hope that they will con-
tinue to enjoy their popularity and
success more and more each year.
Mother, may I go learn to swim?''
Eyes, my darling daughter;
Take a course at correspondence school,
But don't go near the water"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
WILL FIGHT THE BEEF TRUsT."'
Chicago Men to Spend Nearly
1000, 900 in Plants.

CHICAGO, September 1.-Hotel men,
wholesale butchers and restaurant
keepers have formed combination to
fight the Beef Trust r., $. Pc z;
Two plants, one costing $4,000 and
the other $500, 900, are in course of
erection and a third to cost $780, 900 is
contemplated. .s sssa# Il
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

Ole Larson, while not member of
the Labor Day committee this year, is
as busy as any member Of the COM
mittee. He will be seen at the Labor
Day picnic Monday, and will contribute
his share towards the success of the
day. .~: .,. ;.=.. -.
Mr.. Larson is also a good politician
and is devoting much of his time try
ing to boom James Waugh, alderman of
the Third ward for mayor. With a few
supporters like Ole Larson, Mr.. Waugh
ought to become an invincible candi-
date. ss...2 Il. nj. ,Is +: = s.. s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
WHOLESALE wine HOUSES ARE
LEADERS IN GREAT NORTHWEST
Frerer Bros the Manhattan Wine House in
Creating Great Commercial Fabric that Advertises
Duluth Jobbing Center.

should show their appreciation Of this
public-spirited enterprise and lend 1t
their hearty support and encourage
ment,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

E.~E. Clark, Of the order OF Railway
Conductors, has within the past few.
years arose to high estimation in union
labor circles. He is an earnest, able
and enthuastic champion Of the cause
and q great deal will be heard from
h1nns in future Industrial affairs.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

we ara certain that the members Of
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
CLOTHING FOR SCHOOL
! Z 81 CHILDREN VERY CHEAP.

Union Clothing and Shoe House Takes
the Lead e. Advertising school
/ Clothes.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

Mother, may I go learn to swim?'
Eyes, my darling daughter;
Take a course at a correspondence school,
But don't 60 near the water"
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1905-03-24
z L ALL

The sick of our neighbOrhood
are convalescent.- John Laws has
returned TO Indiana, We hope a
wiser man.-John Craig has some
nice seed corn for sale, both white
and Yellowstone talk of a post
Office being established at Jacob
Elders store. -The hog market
has become very active, after a
long period of extreme dullness.
Several buyers are in the neighbor-
hood paying from three to four
cents per pound, as to quality. w.
H. Brown ipaid Henry Catron 4
cents for a bunch of hundred pound
hogs. J. M. Craig sold to Thomp-
son boys, OF Preachersville, iorty
stock hogs, price unknown.-The
cattle market is extremely dull as it
should be. on account of scrub
stock. Will the time never come
when our farmers will realize that
it requires no more feed or grass
to raise high grade steer than it
does scrub? The evolution from
the ''razor-back" hog to the higher
grade. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Poland
Chinas, Chester Whites and other
good breeds, has been quite rapid
and why not apply the same meth
DDS with our cattle.-Some far-a-
way readers of our paper would
probably like to know our market
prices of farm products and we give
a few; hogs, 3 to 4 cents per h.;
cattle not selling; corn 90 cts; oats
As to so cts; wheat 81, scarce ar
ticle; onions 81 for large, and s. a
bushel for sets; eggs II to IL cts,
per dozen; butter Is cts. per pound
hens 7 cts. per pound cash. s cts
in store, and country bacon 10 cts
pound.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1905-03-24
LAND. STOCK ANDCR0P

Harry Lazarus, Bowling Green,
sold last week 100 mules Tor South
ern market at the following prices:
IA hands at SIS to 500; IS hands
at SIoo to $40; I514 to 10 hands
at $50 to SIeO; IS mules TO Mis-
sissippi and Alabama from sos TO
Sis. Mr.. Lazarus also bought
last week so mules, AZ to Is
hands at SOS to $IIo; 1872 10 70
hands at $3.50 to SIS5; also 10
mules, rs hands, extra good at
$500 Is.
Spears & Sons bought of c. ].
Daniels 10 carrels of crib corn at
81, rs and 700 barrels OF field corn
at s.. 10. AuctioneeI George
ID. Speaks reports a large crowd
and lively bidding at the public
sale of Joe Redmon near Leesburg
Harrison county. Horses broue Int
$50 to SI65; mules SIS to $3.50;
one pair tour-year old mules, $3.50:
COWS. So 10 $40: I25 barrels corn
in crib at s., 20 per barrel; hay SIS
per stack; oats IS cts. - per dozen
bundles. Farm implements and
household furniture sold high.
Paris News.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1905-03-24
CRAB ORC II ARD

Mrs. Grove Cook is still confined
to her room. She is now with her
daughter, Mrs. S. E. Estes. The
postmaster has improved consid-
erably, came out this morning in a
bran new hat, which he says Mr..
Parker sent him from New York. -
Arthur Hiatt, son of A. NJ. HIATT,
came in this morning from Okla
homa Mrs. J. w. Guest left last
Sunday for Mobile, Ala. Her hus-
band is going in the near future
Mrs. Ida Estes, we are glad TO
say, is much improved. People
here were very much excited yes
terday, over the report that a mad
dog was out. Harrison Payne s
dog bit him on the hand and was
fighting all the dogs in town, has
not been killed yet.
Miss Maggie Peasants is clerk
ing for Mrs. +. M. Payne, who is
running a nice little grocery store
in our town.-Miss Myrtle Wells
entertained a few friends at her
coy country home a few evenings
since. All report an enjoyable
time.-Your correspondent receiv-
ed an invitation 10 be present at
the marriage finer niece, Miss Liz
zie HammaCk, a former Kentucky
girl, but now of Chelsea, Michigan,
as our wardrobe was a little the
worse tor wear, and we didn't have
time 10 order rousseau from Paris.
We had to decline the invitation
with thanks, vet l hope Our alb
sence did not prevent the union OF
the happy pair, which was to take
place on 18th Inst.-My lettuce is
growing nicely.-Mrs. jane Buch-
anan is i'll Louisville Mrs. Kit y
King has returned from the city,
where she has been to lay in her
stock of spring miliinery-Mrs.
|. II. Browning and son. Walter
Mrs. Kate Magee, Mrs James Col.
lier and Miss Tevis Collier were in
town this morning. w. D. Walllr
has gone to La Toilette. Tenn, to
see his son, Homer.-Joe Magee
mas been at home, sick. glad TO say
he has recovered so as to return t.
his business at Livingston. Miss
Theny Bry ant spent last Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Ford, on Cedar creek.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1905-03-24
{ o n W A Y

Look among your bees. Now is
tie time they need help, feed them
little and put all your new swarms
in the Pullins Bee Hive this spring,
and see if they don't prove TO be
the best hive ever invented.-W. u
Jones and DR.. Lewis, of Wilde,
were here OF business this week -
Irish potatoes are plentiful and are
selling for 40 & scots. per bu.-
Jas Morgan and family have moved
from this place to Wilde.
Our farmers are trying to see
who can do the most work this
pretty weather,-Aunt Pop Lam
bert and Gertrude Pullins are on
the sick list this week. Mrs. Sallie
Beldon, who has been on the sick
list, is able 10 be out again.-Harvey
Chenault has, brought in a drove OF
cattle from Madison 10 take advant
age of the bud grazing.-Drum-
mers have been plentiful here for
past week. Mr.. Linard Watkins
and Mrs. PaulIna Shockley, of Be
rea, visited relatives here this
week.
IN MEMORIAM.
On the night OF March 18th, tie
little spirit Of James Robert Wood
took its flight to a brighter and
better world. Death when il sum-
mons the aged is sad, but doubly
so indeed it is when the grave mon
ster selects for its prey. the pure
and innocent bud of childhood.
Nav the father and mother feel that
the loss Of their darling is only a
beacon light ever calling them to
come He was a child Of unusu-
allyOright mind and favorite with
everyone. His loss is deeply felt
and the whole community extend
to them their heartfelt sympathy.
i GERTRUDE PULLINs.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1905-03-24

classes of His Satanic Majesty's
lamily-every branch, class, order,
genera or specie. The word Beel-
zebub signifies the High Cock "a
forum of the ranch, while Satan is
Bellies first lieutenant and general
business manager. Now sir, these
fellows are neither forked tailed
or cloven footed-have no tails at
all, but as sure as there is wicked
ness to be found among the chill
dren of men, there are devils plen-
ty of them, but resist them and
they will flee from you. Use the
sword of the spirit.
BUCK VARNON.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1905-03-24

A seventy five barrel oil well was
developed in Wayne county during
the week.
A crusade has been begun in New
York State against the sale of NOR
phine, cocaine and chloral without
labels.