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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

finest In the Northwest, having been.
recently reflnished and refltted. and
all who visit Duluth remark upon
the magnidcence of this establish
ment and upon the fact that 1t. will
compare favorably with any similar
concern In any section OF the coun-
try. Duluth has reason to feel proud
Of being the home Of a jewelry house
Of the Importance and size of that
Of M. Henricksen Jewelry Company,
and is a pleasure to know that this
fact Is appreciated by our citizens,
who know that here they can pur-
chase the finest and latest creations
Of the jewelry manufacturers art
and skill, at prices as low as they can
be secured at any of the Eastern
houses, or anywhere in the country.
Mr.. M. Henricksen Is a cOnnO1sseur
in the matter of fine diamonds and
jewels, and he has given this city
the benefit of his experience and
knowledge, and as result has es-
tablished a business not only here
but throughout the Northwest which
is flattering tribute to his ability
and business methods.
A4C C0AI4CS 0VVAy CuAA6 IAov NssA w
found in a high class jewelry estab-
lishment anywhere, and any person
desiring to purchase fine ladies' or
gentleman's watch, ring, pin, chain.
fob, or any form of jewelry, or a
precious stone, mounted or unmount-
ed, will be sure to find exactly what
they want at this fine establishment.
There Is in connection with the
wholesale and retail jewelry depart
ment a most complete and modern
optical department, under the per-
sonal charge Of Mr.. Nels J. Henrick-
sen, a careful and competent opti-
clan, where persons In need of any,
thing in this line will receive the
most careful attention, and where
the latest methods and most APPROX
ed instruments for the exact fitting
of glasses are used.
There is no better criterion of the
strength and prosperity of city than
her jewelry establishments, and
judging from the growth and con-
stantly increasing business Of the
M. Henricksen Jewelry Company, the
prosperity of Duluth is we'll estab-
lished.
The Labor World is pleased to
note this growth and success, and
trusts that it may be long continued.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
r. R. FORWARD & COMPANY.
211O West Superior St.

This up-to-date, progressive place
of business occupies a prominent 20
sition in the business world of our
city, and it is only right that it
should be extended the hand of fel-
lowship and encouragement.
This firm buys all goods in car
load lots and is thus enabled to save
big percent, not only for itself but
for customers, as we'll. This COM
pany is headquarters In Duluth for
all the new things necessary for COM
plete house furnishings, and a large
installment business is done in fine
furniture, such as chairs, book cases,
dressers, chiffoniers, sideboards, ia
bles, stands, etc. A complete line
OF builders hardware, tools, plows,
ETC., is also carried by this progress
sive house.
People of Duluth and vicinity will
find 1t time we'll spent to visit the
carpet department of this large con-
Germ. Here will be found a most
complete line of fine carpets in rich
and elegant effects, all grades and
prices; a choice selection of rugs,
both Oriental and domestic weaves.
This enterprising firm is a credit
to our city and deserves the support
OF all classes of citizens. The pro-
prietors, Messrs. r. r. Forward and
Burton A. Martin, are thoroughly re-
liable and conscientious business men
and it is due to their untiring energy
that the house of r. R. Forward &
Company occupies such prominent
position in the business world today.
The aim of this house has been
at all times to do a legitimate busi-
ness at a legitimate profit, based up-
on the lowest possible margin: to
sell at all times the very highest
grade of trustworthy merchandise.
The business has been, and will con-
tinue to be, conducted in such man.
ner as to merit your patronage. the
interests of the company never over
shadowing those of customers.
The Labor World cheerfully rec
ommends the firm of R. R. Forward
& Company.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
8. F. BOYCE.

An important feature in connec-
ton with the progress and prosperity
OF the business interests of city is
it's we'll conducted pharmaceutical
establishments.
one OF the most attractive stores
OF this class in this section of the
country is conducted by Mr.. s. F..
Boyce. The store is we'll fitted up
and is stocked with a varied assort-
ment of pure drugs and chemicals,
the most reliable patent medicines,
soaps, perfumes, toilet accessories,
leather goods, rubber sundries, sick
room supplies, stationery, etc., and
the thousand and one articles usual
~ found in first class drug store.
Everything will be found here that
is usually carried by a first class
apothecary store, including fine can
dies and all the celebrated remedies.
One of the handsomest soda foun-
tains in the west is in operation near
the entrance, from which thirsty
people are served with all the new
and popular beverages. Tables are
provid ed for ladies and soda and ice
cream are served in the most appe-
The prescription department is
most important and is under the
immediate supervision of graduate
pharmacists; patrons may rest assur-
ed that each prescription will be
compounded with due care and ex-
actness. All drugs and ingredients
are selected with due regard to their
freshness and purity.
This is stable and well establish
ed concern and Is a most creditable
institution. The superior service
rendered here meets the hearty en-
dorsement and approval of the en-
tire community.
Mr.. S. F. Boyce is the proprietor
and manager of this popular drug
store and gives his personal atten-
ton to his large and constantly in
creasing business. The Labor World
Is pleased to place the name Of Mr..
Boyce foremost on the list of the re-
liable and progressive business men
of the city of Duluth.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
KELLEY HARDWARE co.
1920 West Superior Street.

Among the leading commercial en-
terprises Of Duluth there Is none which
occupies a higher position in the re-
gard of the purchasing public than
does the Kelley Hardware Company,
located at Nos. 118 and 100 West Sup
erioc Street. This company carries a
most complete and carefully selected
stock Of everything in the line Of shelf
and heavy hardware, mill and mining
supplies, ETC., which they sell at prices
which are as low as any business can
be carried on safely and conservatively
This company is recognized as one Of
the most reliable in the country, and
all who have had business dealings
with them have found that they can be
relied upon at all times to furnish the
as reasonable a price as they can be
handled.
Duluth is recognized throughout the
entire country as a. city which does
business on broad gauge and liberal
principles, and it Is such firms as the
Kelley Hardware Company which have
given the city this desirable reputa-
ton. They have made it an invariable
rule to treat the general public, as we'll
as their immediate employees and their
customers with unfailing considera-
ton and courtesy, and that this is q
good policy Is shown by the rapid and
substantial growth which has followed
their business. The officers Of this
company are among our best known
and most substantial citizens, and are
known throughout the entire North
west as business men of stability and
honor. The officers are:
Michael H. Kelley, President.
John f. Killorin, Vice President.
VIM. F. Quayle, Manager. ...-s~.s
! The success of the business is due
largely to the careful and painstaking
supervision of these gentlemen, and
to their policy of dealing fairly and
LITERALLY with all. Duluth is fortunate
having at the head OF most OF her
business enterprises men who are not
bound up in their own selfish interests
entirely. but who are public spirited
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
SUNDBY TEA COMPANY.

thoroughly reliable concern such
as the Sundby Tea company, located
at 16 East Superior street, whose at
titude toward organized labor has
never been antagonistic or uncertain,
is certainly entitled to the hearty sup
port and encouragement Of the thou-
sands Of union men in our city.
This company deals in high grade
teas and handles an enormous trade
which covers not only this city and
state, but several adjacent states as
we'll. The company does retail bus1-
ness only, but so extensive is the
patronage accorded, that prices quoted
are remarkably low.
The Sundby Tea company has al
ways co-operated cheerfully to further
the labor movement and has never fall
ed to set the seal of approval upon
the broad underlying principles of
unionism.
Owing to his broad minded and pub
lic-sririted manner of dealing, Mr..
Christian Sundby, the manager, has
built up large and substantial
patronage and is exceedingly popular.
He already counts large host OF
friends among the workingmen of our
city, and his dealings have always been
uniformly fair, considerate and honor
able.
There is only one explanation Of
business growth, and that is business
success; and behind any business sue
cess there must me superior qualifica-
lions and equipment for the conduct Of
business engaged in. Here, then, is
the secret Of the success which the
Sundby Tea company has enjoyed since
the day of it's inception. Honesty and
enterprise are the basis upon which this
company has progressed, and today it
stands as a leader among the prom
inent business enterprises of the great
Northwest.
The Labor World is pleased to give
it's unqualified endorsement to the
Sundby Tea company and to express
the hope that the success which it now
enjoys may long continue.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
JACOB GRUESEN.

There is no business man in Duluth,
professional or otherwise, who has
earned greater approval and patron
age than the subject Of this sketch.
And there is bona fide~and manifest
reason for his sudden leap into popular
favor: the seal of success was placed
upon the enterprise from the moment
Of Mr.. Gruesen's advent into business.
He purchased the finest grades Of
jewelry, cut-glass, watches, clocks,
ETC., and sold them at such a narrow
margin that his competitors were put
10 rout-so far as the price and class
Of goods were concerned.
Mr.. Gruesen's shop windows form
another feature for attracting the pub
lie eye, and at any time may be seen
there an endless array Of beautiful
rings, precious diamonds and stones
of every hue and kind. He is skilled
in making and repairing articles COM
posed Of silver, gold and other metals
and Is In a position to constantly meet
the demands Of patrons.
Mr.. Gruesen is an importer from the
leading marts Of London, Paris Vienna
and Geneva, of a general line Of use
full and ornamental articles eminently
suitable for wedding presents and gifts
for all occasions. Proof Of so much
popular favor among the best people
of the community is substantially
shown by the number and frequency
which fresh importations arrive to re-
plenish the ever-changing stock with
the latest and most stylish goods from
the fashion centers of Europe and AM
erica. He does not believe in handling
shoddy goods of any kind but believes,
on the contrary, in giving a good ar
tic1e for the money, and making a
friend and constant customer Of every
patron.
The honest methods of business pur-
sued at all times by Mr.. Gruesen have
constantly increased his popularity
among the people Of the entire coun-
try tributary to Duluth, and The La
Dor World Is pleased to state that he
has always treated our representatives
with utmost courtesy.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
DULUTH ARTIcIFiAL LIMB HOUSE

In the great scientific progress
which has taken place in this coun-
try in the last few years, none is OF
more Importance than that of the
manufacture of artificial limbs. No
longer is it necessary for the unfor-
tunate loser of limb to 60 about
on a wooden peg, Or on cruches, for
today he can secure, at moderate
figure, a product of scientific inge'
nuity which will give in all appear
ances a natural walk and an undefec-
tive look.
The name of the Duluth Artificial
Limb house stands today as leader
in the manufacture of artificial limbs
The officers are William NJ. kespohl,
manager, and G. A. Myers, secretary;
the offices and factory of this com
pany are located at ID First avenue
East.
The factory of this firm is the fin
est and most modernly equipped IN
this country and the output OF the
concern is known throughout the en-
United States, Canada and Mexico as
the standard of excellence in quail
ity. material and workmanship. ANY
person who is so unfortunate as to
lose a limb, or who has friend IN
a similar unfortunate position, Will
be serving his own interests best, or
doing his friend great favor, by
calling upon this reliable concern or
sending them a letter.
The company is one of the Oldest,
largest and best equipped of it's kind
west of New York, and is acknow-
lodged to be without an equal in the
Northwest Some of the most valu-
able patents are controlled by this
company, which manufactures raw
hide double-slip socket legs with teit
feet, also the finest rubber feet with
all the latest improvements. In ad-
dition the concern places upon the
market elevated feet for short legs.
apparatus for hip disease, spinal
cnryatures or deformities of any de-
scription; braces, trusses, abdomln-
al Supporters, belts and electric hos
iery, etc. ,
The company has always main
tanned a favorable attitude toward
labor and The Labor World has no
hesitancy in placing the name OF the
Duluth Artificial Limb house fore
most among the leading concerns OF
the entire Northwest.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

Every visitor in the city is favora-
bly, impressed with the progressive
spirit manifested by our local retail
merchants. We In Duluth are also
proud of our business institutions.
They represent the sentiment and en-
ergy Of our citizens. Our department
stores, retail grocery houses, meat
markets. furnishing houses, drug stores
and exclusive tea stores, II show the
spirit OF our business men. Below we
give a brief account Of the merits OF
several OF tbs most prominent retail
institutions: In the city
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

enough to desire the benefit 81 the en-
tire community and no arm Is entitled
to more gratitude from the public in
this regard than that Of tho Kelley
Hardware Company. H.. 4 No.
The Labor World takes pleasure In
noting the success of this company.
and in recommending them to the reg
ular readers Of this paper, as we'll as
the large number who, will receive
this special Labor Day Edition.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
MAR1US HENRICKSEN.
Wholesale and Retail Jeweler.
S34 West Superior St.

The recognized leader among the
wholesale and retail jewelry firms at
the head Of the lakes, and one who
stands high in the estimation of crit
ical and particular buyers. of fine
watches, diamonds, jewelry, ETC.,
both on account of the immense and
carefully selected stock constantly
carried, and on account of the nm
failing courtesy and considerably
extended to all who visit his model
and beautiful establishment at $50
West Superior street, Is Mr. Marius
Henricksen. This store is one Of the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
THOSE INFALLIBLE FIGURES

From Town Topics:
Al Wright-Whats the trouble, old
chap? l never saw you SO depressed.
Moe Rose-Trouble enough. I have the
Turkish bath habit. Take one every
week. To-day I lost three pounds in the
bath. At that rate I'll lose 1856 pounds in
a year. and as only weigh $50 now, I'm
doomed to absolute extinction. And fig
ures don't lie.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
POSSIBLY ENVIoUs.

From the Chicago Tribune:
Miss Muntoburn (exhibiting the
dukes engagement rlng)-Isn't it a
beauty? It's the best that money could
buy. frs
Miss Jellers-Yes, but should think
you would rather have one that love
would freely give.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
BETTER THAN STRIKING.

A. squad Of Polish ylaborers recently
had their, wages reduced. Instead Of
striking they cut piece of the blades
of their shovels at night. The foreman
inquired what it meant. One of the
men with a knowledge Of English, re-
Piled: -: ~ = = - - - ~ STD
mot so much pay not so much dirt
left; all right-job last SO much more
long. Pole man no fool: he no strike. )"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
HE KNEW BETTER.

CFrom the Philadelphia Press = = =.
Weary Willie dis paper seq dat yer
kin tell be de bark. at de foot of de tree
how oil it is.ss - s. II + ~ A. =
Prayed Freddie Huh!., r guess / de
man dat wrote sdat wuz' mt never up
tree under dem circumstances. Dat
amt no sway<to- tell "a dogs age. :
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

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The Washington times., 1905-04-25
MGR. MARCHETT| ABOUT
TO SAIL FOR ROME
Auditor of Papal Legation Will Leave
Washington on Account of
III Health.

Mgr. Msrchetti, auditor of the papal
legation, will sail for Rome on Nav 90.
where he Will take a long rest It Is un-
derstood in Washington that DR.. March
etti has relinQuished the duties of audi
tor of the legation here because of Ill
health, and that he will not again take
up active duties until he has regained
his strength. No appointment to the va
cancy. which viii occur upon the audi-
tors retir :ment, has as yet been made
DIR. Marchetti has been affiliated with
the papaI legation in Washington for
the past FIVE years, and during the alb
sence of the delegate has filed that Of
llce. When DR.. Rocker was made bishop
and sent to the Philippines, Dr.. March,
etti filled the double office of secretary
and auditor, the former having been the
berth of DR.. Rocker
In leaving Washington Dr. Marchetti
also leaves legion of friends among the
clergy and laity Of this diocese He will
remain in his home In Rome until his
health is fully restored, when he will
again resume work. 1t is not believed
he will return TO America at least for
some time
The Washington times., 1905-04-25
Press Of Japan
Angry With France

TOKYO. April 25-The japanese press
is gratlfled that France recognizes and
undertakes to observe her neutral obIi-
cations, thereby terminating a situation
that was exceedingly periIous.
AT the same time great regret is ex-
pressed at the tardiness of the French
action, since Admiral Rogestvensky was
thereby enabled To derive all the neces-
sary advantages from French hosnitaI-
ity and since the delay in obtaining JUS
uce has shocked the sentiment OF
friendship which Japan is sincerely de-
slrous OF entertaining toward France
The presence of a powerful Russian
squadron in the Far Eastern arena is
considered largely due to the assistance
rendered by French disregard of neu-
trality.
The Washington times., 1905-04-25
CARLISLE TO DEFEND
CHARLES G. CRAWFORD
Ex-POstmaster General Wynne VIII
Be Chief Witness for the Prose
cut;0n-Trial Next Month.

Two ex-Cabinet officers will appear in
the trial of the postoffce cases when
they are called UP in court early next
month. EE-Secretary of the Treasury
John q. Carlisle. will appear as attorney
for Charles G. Crawford who is under
Indictment in connection with the
frauds, and ex-Postmaster General
Wynne will be on the witness stand
Word has been received from London
that Mr. NVynne who is now consul gen
eral at the British capital, will sail for
New York in few days, in order to
be here in time for the trial of these
cases. He Is expected to arrive in about
two weeks.
1t is absolutely necessary for Mr..
Wynne TO be here, as new phases of the
cases will come up, and evidence will be
introduced that has not appeared here
tofore. District Attorney Beach has been
working over the cases for some months
and feels now that he has matters In
such shape that he can push the trial
through without further delays.
The Washington times., 1905-04-25
BEAVERS NOT TO DODGE ,
MANDATE Of COURT

In the opinion of officials of the De-
Tartment of Justice, George w. Beavers,
former superintendent of salaries and al
lowances of the Postoffice Department,
who is under Indictment IN connection
with the postoffice frauds, win not at
tempt to dodge the mandate OF the Su-
Ireme Court of the United States, which
WIS applied for yesterday
1t is the purpose OF the United States
officials in charge of the prosecution of
the Postofiice cases TO get Beavers 10
Washington as soon as possible and,
while mandates, when issued, are not
leturnable for thirty days, under or6i-
nary circumstances. it is not unlikely
that Beavers will be brought TO Wash
ingtGn during the next month.
Beavers is now IN Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1905-04-25
SHE Is NOW A PALLID FIGURE,
SHOWING SIGNS OF ANGUISH
Captain Sweeney, of Leonard Street Sta
ton, Testifies That Girl Told Him She
Did Not Know How It Happened.

25-T
defendants
indicate
suppressed
girls forced
turned and looking her counsel. said:
pawnshop of j.
The Washington times., 1905-04-25
The WEATHER REPORT.

me southwestern depression has
nloved northward, and is central this
thoIhIhe over western Missouri. The
the West Gulf States, although the
weather has cleared in eastern Texas.
p depression OF considerable energy is
moving eastward north of Montana
Pressure is high over Il ridge extending
from the Carolinas to Lake Huron also
IL the upper Mississippi valley and
middle Rocky mountain region,
Heavy rains have fallen in Texas and
the Mississippi valley south of iowa
also in the lower Missouri valley, Kan
sas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma.
Temperature changes have been nm
important
There will be rain tonight and We'd
Messy in the Ohio valley. the lower
lake reSs>S-and the western portion of
the Middle Atlantic States, also In the
East Gulf and the western portion nf
the South Atlantic States.
Important temperature changes Sr1
not anticipated
The Washington times., 1905-04-25
GERMANY NAMES ENGINEER
FOR THE PANAMA CANAL

Germany has named Herr Helms Tin
canza as a member of the board of
consulting engineers of the Panama
Canal Commission.
This is in response to the invcstiga-
tion of the United States. OF the three
foreign countries invited to appoint
members on this board. which is to be
composed of distinguished engineers
Germany and England have responded
while France Is still to be heard from.
The Washington times., 1905-04-25
Amnesty for Prisoners,
Political and Religious

ST PETERSBURG. April 25.-An am
nesty to all political and religious DR. SON
ers will be proclaimed shortly. III GOV
eminent has decided to proceed by
peaceful methods in the future rather
than by an exhibition of force.
Threats to close the PutiloY works
unless the trouble there should cease
nave induced the workmcn to resume
There Is a promise of quietude here for
SCne time to come
strike now seems improbable. The
paralyZed the terrorists and leaders are
lacking to direct the agitation.
The Washington times., 1905-04-25
Russian Fleet Sighted
Sailing Toward Hainan

HUE, French Cochin China, April 25-
The Dutch ship Aruba, in from Triton
island, brings the first definite news of
she Russian Baltic squadron since The
departure of the fleet on Saturday from
Kamranh bay.
Twenty-three ships in all were sight
ed northeast of Triton Island at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning holding a
northerly course, which would bring the
fleet by noon today to the Chinese Island
OF f1alnan. which mas several harbors
ana caole connection with the mainland
through the French settlement of Kwan-
chanwan.