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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
DULUTH CANDY co. IS
CREDIT TO DULUTH
Leaders in the Manufacturing and
WhOlesnling of Candies In
Northwest

An enterprise which has attained
considerable prominence, and which
promises to become strong factor
in the growth and prosperity Of our
city, is the Duluth Candy company.
located at No. 20 East First street.
where they have one of the finest and
most modern and best equipped factor
les in the state for the manufacture of
high grade candies Of all. kinds. The
products Of this factory are already re-
cognized as the finest that the most
approved methods of handling and the
best skilled labor can produce, and
their trade territory is rapidly extend
ing. They have spared no pains nor
expense to make their factory a model
In every particular. and cleanliness and
purity have been two points which the
managers have insisted upon from the
start. The ingredients entering into
the manufacture Of their candies are
the best and purest that can be secured.
and nothing but the best is tolerated
in any department Of their production.
The manager of this company, Mr..
George D. Lucore, Is thoroughly con-
versant with every phase of the bust
ness, and under his able management
the company has rapidly taken a
place in the front ranks of the prom
inent candy manufacturers in the
Northwest. They employ large num-
Der of skilled workers, and pay as
liberal wages as the business will war
rant, and treat their employees with
courtesy and consideration. This COM
pany merits the patronage of our
as it is most commendable
home institution, whose products are
equal or superior to any on the mar
ket, and are sold at a reasonable price,
when the high character Of the pro-
duct is considered.
The Labor World is pleased to note
the success of this enterprise, and
trusts that it may continue so long as
the company is conducted along the
liberal lines which have marked it's
past career, and they continue to main
tain the high standard of their goods
produced.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24

standing upon the general mercantile
and commercial interests or the city,
has been most profound and has been
the source to which many Of our work.
lngmen of today owe their present
prosperity and happiness. An estab-
llshment which increases so materially
the amount Of business done in our city.
which benefits the city at large to such
an appreciate extent, is certainly a
benefit to the laboring masses, which
constitute so large a share of the city's
population.
and controlling the Commander Mills
are:
William D. Gregory, President
W. J. Jennison, president
Jameson H. Cook, Treasurer.
William H. Bliss, Secretary
A suite of we'll appointed Offices are
located at 701703 Board of Trade
building, and due credit should be
given to the admirable MANAGEMENT.
perfect order and neatness observable
in this establishment.
The honest business methods of these
officers have won for them the esteem
and confidence of the merchants and
millers of our city and the great ship
pers of the Northwest. They are broad
minded and public-spirited men who
have had long experience in their
business and their ever painstaking eff
forts have given the company its con-
stantly increasing prestige and pop
plar favor.
A large force of men is kept con-
stantly at work. and in every respect
the firm has the facilities for giving
prompt dispatch to orders and filing
the same to the entire satisfaction of
customers. The plant of the company
is equipped with every madern device
for the successful prosecution of their
extensive business.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
THE DULUTH IRON &
METAL COMPAN LEADS

In Duluth there are a number of es-
Establishments which should receive tho
hearty support and encouragement of
all our citizens. Our readers can show
no greater tribute to the cause of la
Dor than by giving their hearty sup
port to those concerns that have al
ways shown a friendly attitude toward
the labor movement.
In a city Of size and Importance like
Duluth. where an immense business ii
done by the manufacturing business,
there il large opportunity for such
an, enterprise as the Duluth Iron 4
Metal Company. - e "a f. ~ rs
In reviewing the numerous interests
which combine to give to the trade Of
Duluth its pre- minence 90 4 factor In
the DEVELOPMENT 81 the Great North
west. it Is but common justice that due
prominence be given to those large and
important establishments whose vol.
ume Of business has: 40 largely contrib
uted to-. the prosps Gritty 81 the comnnun-
ity.
III. N compiling = list OF the most do
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
THE RON-FERNANDEZ
CIGARS ARE LEADERS

One of the first principles of organ
lied labor and the greatest proof Of
good citizenship is to foster and en-
courage to the fullest extent reliable
home industries.
manufactures the finest grades of ci-
gars on the market today, and the favor
with which the products Of this COM
pany are received shows tho excellent
quality and fine Workmanship Of their
immense output. This company 10 hold
In tho highest estssm BY the workmen
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
PORTER & COMPANY
AWNING AND TENTS

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 Northwest. Her business
men are willing and ready at all times
to assist, in every possible way in ad-
vancing the interests of the city as
whole, and this policy has resulted in
the growth and prosperity of our city
as a whole.
An important industry in this citv
which is represented by an enterpris-
ing and successful firm is that of fur
nishing awnings and tents. and kindred
supplies, which is done by the firm Of
Poirier & Co., at No. 1O4 East Superior
street This firm is easily the leader
in their special line, and carry a large
and carefully selected stock of, avn
1ngs, tents. sails pack straps and
everything in this line usually carried
oy first class establishment of this
character.
folr1er & company also carry a large
and complete line of fisherman's SUP
plies, maitre, scanning. floats leads and
ropes of all kinds, also United States
1ags of all sizes and prices They are
manufacturers and wholesalers, as we'll
as retailers and are in position by
reason of the immense volume of their
business, to make prices much lower
than can be made elsewhere for the
same class of goods. The firm is an old
and well established one, and is re-
cognlzed as one which is absolutely re-
liable in every respect They have es-
tablished a fine trade, both in Duluth
and Superior and in the surrounding
towns, and wherever known are looked
upon as gentlemen who are thoroughly
qualified and competent to carry on the
business in which they are engaged.
The Labor World is pleased to re-
commend this firm to the friendly con-
sideration Of the readers and the
citizens Of Duluth and vicinity in gem
eral. and trusts that their business may
continue to grow and increase
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24

prices and making prompt remittances.
Ihey also operate very extensively up
on the floor of the Board of Trade and
OF the various exchanges throughout
the country, executing orders for the
purchase and sale of grain for cash
or on margin for future delivery Their
transactions are carried on in a most
successful and extensive manner, and
their constantly increasing patronage
shows that their patrons are we'll pleas
ed. and that the name Of Spencer:
Moore company is worthy of most hon.
orable mention.
The Spencer-Moore company makes
speciality of highest grade of wheat
for milling purposes and they bear
the most favorable relations with the
wheat buyers and shippers in our mar
ket. An enterprising and reliable con-
Germ of this kind adds very materially
to the financial success of our city and
hence to the happiness and prosperity
Of our citizens.
Parties desiring to operate in this
business will find that their affairs will
be carefully taken care Of and best adj
vice will always be given by this COM
pany.
We can rest assured that the cause
of labor viii never be retarded by the
existence Of this most honorable con-
Germ, and The Labor World takes great
pleasure in placing the name Of the
Spencer-Moore company foremost on
the list of the prominent concerns of
the Zenith City that may always be
depended upon to substantially aid any
worthy movement
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24

serving concerns in this respect, 1t is
! with pleasure that the Labor World
calls the attention Of the thousands Of
its readers to the Duluth Iron & Metal
Company. The extensively and COM
pletely equipped plant Of this pro-
gressive concern is located at Mich
igan street and Third avenue east.
where may be found an in every way
up-to-date blacksmith and machine
shop. They are dealers in new and
| second hand machinery, bar iron, steel
beams, relaying rails, cables, iron and
steel scrap, etc.
The trade territory Of this company
extends over the entire Northwest, mid
die west and Canada and everywhere
the name Of tho Duluth Iron & Metal
Company is held in highest esteem and
the goods which they handle bear a re-
putation for superiority in quality and
workmanship.
The standard Of excellence in quality.
material Workmanship and durability
which obtains In all the work Of this
company, and the Justice and fairness
with which all customers are treated
has won for the concern most ex-
tensive patronage.
Tho officers Of the, company are:
Max Zalk, Lyman Y. Josephs, Louis.
Zalk, all practical men of known in
tegrity and ability.
The careful attention which these
energetic men have given. their business
has won for them q constantly increas-
ing trade, ana We hope that their bust
ness may continue to prosper. This
company has always maintained a most
favorable attitude toward labor. and
labor has good reason to consider the
three members Of the firm as strong and
substantial friends. The millers and
merchants Of the Northwest should
most literally patronize this company
and aid in making 1t an even greater
success. -. ~ :" ae
Tho Labor World predicts for the
Duluth Iron q Metal Company career
of uninterrupted prosperity 10 long ~
its affairs are in the hands Of the pres
emit abls and efficient management.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24

and the, employment OF ! large force OF
men. An agency Witch does this Is
doing aSgreat service to the cbmmun-
ity, OF which the laboring masses form
so large a percentage Il =: ~.
+ The above corporation handles large
quantities Of grain through their sys-
TEN Of elevators, and is well and fav-
orably known among the receivers and
shippers Of grain east and west. Since
the company was organized its business
has constantly grown on account Of the
courteous treatment given at all times
to parties with whom it does business.
Reliable and enterprising concerns of
this kind help greatly to advance the
commercial value of the city's happi-
ness and prosperity. Its relations with
labor have always been most friendly,
and the name of this prominent ele-
vator company is everywhere held in
highest respect and esteem. Tho Of
f1cers of the corporation are public
spirited citizens, who are willing at all
times to aid in advancing the interests
Of the city. A public-spir1ted insti-
tuition of this kind should receive the
encouragement and cooperation of
the working people, and we assure
the grain dealers of the Northwest that
any business they may have with this
company, will be well looked after and
honestly handled.
The officers Of the company are:
M. j. Forbes, President.
Geo. Spencer, Vice-president and
Chairman Executive Committee:
Geo. Ripley, president.
G. H. Spencer, Secretary and Assist
ant General Manager.
w. H. Kiichli, Assistant Secretary.
H. A. Starkey, Superintendent.
In this, our anniversary edition, we
wish to commend the Consolidated Ele-
vator Company to our readers and to
the many who will receive this edition
and we take pleasure in giving hon
orable mention to the firm of The Con-
solidated Elevator company.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONCERNS EMPHASIZE "
Il DULUTH AS A MANU- Featuring CENTER

repairers, located at 1928 East First
street.
They make speciality Of delivery
wagons and sleighs and also put on
rubber tires. 1t is one Of the broad,
underlying principles of unionism to
foster and encourage to the fullest ex-
tent, meritorous home Industries of
this kind. Every citizen who has the
best interests of the city at heart
should see that this institution is given
every possible support and ENCOURAGE
ment
Home industries give employment to
our people, increase the prosperity and
happiness Of our city, promote the well
fare of our community and add COM
| mercial value to the city. Organized
labor should now show it's appreciation
of this philosophical institution and
lend it their hearty Support and en-
couragement.
James McMartin is the proprietor OF
this concern.
The owner of the company is re-
cognlzed as one of the leading bust
ness men of the city and at all times
stands ready to assist in any move.
| ment for the general welfare of the
city. 1t is to such enterprising an6
public-spirited business men that Du.
| luth owes her reputation as a CONNER.
c1al center and it is a pleasure to note
his strict attention to business an6
I the liberality and fairness with which
ne treat his employees and customer.
has resulted in building up a bust
ness second to none. We trust tina
the business of this firm may continue
to increase as it has in the past ant
that he may receive the large patron.
| age they so well DESERVE
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
DULUTH-SUPERIOR
MILLING COMPANY

:, In the vast fields Of operations COW
cred by American brains, enterprise and
capital, there is no Individual depart
ment Of EFFORT n which such phenom-
email success and more admirable re-
suits have been achieved than in the
MANUFACTURES Of Hour. The milling con-
Germs Of the Northwest lead the. world
In tho manufacture Of -four, and one
Arm to which The Labor W Md desires
q this time to mention 70 ths sDuluth-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24

Beer Is often spoken Of @ the poor
mans bsvsraSs. Now. whether that
saying Do true or not, Il IL 8 certainty
that the workinkman - interested II
any entsrpriss which tsnds 70 Increase
the sum total OF ths city's prosperity.
The manufacturing hof beer is an in-1
dustry of much import nos II this city
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
THE CONSOLIDATED
ELEVATOR COMPANY

and capital come more in touch than
in the grain business. TO successfully
carry on q great grain business re
CURES the Investment of vast capital
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
M'MARTIN & COMPANY .
HAVE FINE FACTORY
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers,
Located at 28-2s East First
Street.

In this edition which will reach the
homes OF, thousands Of families in Du-
luth and throughout the country, we
desire to call especial attention to the
concern of McMarttn e Co., extensive
carriage and wagon makers and
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24

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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
Mining Congress to Meet.
Special to the Herald.

SltRAtlA ~ AlAG Eltltlus
Denver. Colo, Oct. 15.-Everything
is in readiness for the opening tomor.
row for annual meeting of the Amer.
lean Mining Congress. Four COVER.
nOrs will be present at the opening. in
addition to mine owners, experts and
others representing all the prominent
mining regions of America. A glance
at the program shows the representa-
tive character of the coming meeting.
Governor Pardce Of California will
discuss the prevention of mining
frauds Of state legislation. Joseph T.
CornfOrth of Seattle will tell of min.
ing in Alaska. and Horace J. Stevens
Of Houghton. Mich. will speak on the
subject of copper and copper mining.
The copper deposits of Washington
will be discussed by A. w. Mcintyre
Of Everett. Wash, and other experts
will tell OF the mineral resources of
Utah. Nevada. Colorado. Missouri and
other regions.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
CAP TURED NEW ORLEANS
Twenty-Five Thousand Knights Of Pythias Have
Gathered In CPesCeR Tity For Big Meeting.

bers. This afternoon Camp James r.
Carnahan. with it's 5000 tents, was
formally turned over to Arthur ].
Stobbart. major general of the order.
The camp is pleasantly located at the
City Park race track. Following the
transfer of the camp the uniformed
members of the order participated in
a dress review.
Governor Blanchard and Mayor
Mehrman will formally welcome the
members of the order to the state and
city at the opening exercises in the
Tulane Theatre tomorrow morning.
An unusual amount of business is to
come before the supreme lodge. which
is expected to be in session several
days after the uniform rank has gone
home.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
Special to the Herald.

]
Berlin, Oct 15.-The wedding OF
Miss Bertha Krupp, eldest daughter
of the late Herr Krupp, the great gun.
maker and wealthiest man in Ger.
many, and Gustavus Won Bohlen.
Halback, a young member of the Ger.
man diplomatic service, took place
today at the Krupp villa at Huegel, a
few miles from Essen. The presence
of representatives of the imperial
family and Of numerous other guests
of note gave brilliance to the function,
which otherwise was characterized by
the greatest simplicity, and this not
withstanding the fact that the bride
is the richest young woman in the
world. The wedding took place in the
chapel which had been erected in the
villa grounds especially for the occa-
sion. The brides only attendant was
her younger sister Miss Barbara
Krupp, who herself is to be married a
few months hence.
The great Krupp works in Essen
were closed and the thousands of
workmen given a holiday in honor of
the wedding The city council of Es-
sen proclaimed a holiday, and houses
and business places were decorated.
A deputation of the Krupp employees
attended the wedding by special invi-
tation and the First Burgomaster
headed a municipal delegation repre-
senting the city Of Essen.
The bride of today is undoubtedly
the richest heiress in the world BY
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
Street Railway Men Meet.

Special TO the Herald.
Columbus. o., Oct. 15.-The annual
convention OF the American Street
and Interurban Railway association is
at hand and Columbus is filed to over
flowing with the traction men from a
score of states. The association prop
er does not begin it's business until
Wednesday, but the railway claim
agents association, one Of the affiliate
ed bodies, began its annual meeting
today.
Topics Of unusual interest to street
railway and traction men are to be
discussed during the week The most
interesting Of these will have to do
with compensation for carrying Unit
ed States mail. Standardization of
equipment, promotion of traffic, and
insurance. Many of the members OF
the association are arriving in their
special interurban cars from points as
far distant as indianapolis, Toledo
and Cleveland.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
Alabama State Fair.
,ecial To the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Birmingham. Ala. Oct. 15.-From
Texas and Tennessee. from Florida,
Georgia and the Carolinas and from
the more distant states OF the north
and west. former Alabamians are
gathering in Birmingham for the
homecoming weel, which began today
in conjunction with the Alabama state
fair. with an unusually large attend
ance already assured the state fair
this year promises 10 eclipse all form
cr exhibitions held in Alabama. New
buildings have been erected and these
are filled 10 oycrilowing with choice
exhibits illustrating the resources and
Industries Of the state. a weeks race
meeting is one of the leading features
of the program.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New Orleans. La, Oct 15.-Railway
officials estimate that fully $4,000
members of the order of the knights
Of Pythias, including more than 10000
members of the uniform rank, have ar
rived in New Orleans to attend the BIZ
ennial meetings of the several branch
es Of the order, which will be in sess-
ion during the next ten days. 1t is eX-
pected before the parade starts tomor-
row afternoon $4,000 visitors will be
in the city. The arrivals have found
the local preparations for their recep-
ton and entertainment to be of most
complete and elaborate character.
The week is to be crowded with
events of special interest to the men,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
WORLDS RICHEST WOMAN
Became a Bride Today. miss Bertha Krupp Is
Married 10 a German Diplomat Near Essen.

the will of her father. who died Nov
ember %. 1902, the works at Essen,
Kiel. Madgeburg. Oberhausen, and
elsewhere the total value of which eX-
ceeds S5O.OOO,OOO, were converted into
limited liability company with So
100000 capital The eldest daughter
holds 1895 shares in the company.
and her mother and younger sister,
Barbara. are otherwise provided for.
The last divided was of S2.4OO.OO0,
nearly all of which was paid to Bertha
as the largest shareholder.
The bridegroom, Herr Gustavus Won
Bohlen-Halback, is &c years old and
was born at The Hague, where his IA
Their was minister of the grand duchy
of Baden The family has extensive
estates in Baden and also large inter-
ests in the United States. After stud
ying law at Heidelberg University he
travelled extensively in America. Re
turning to Europe in 1897. he was APP
pointed to a post in the foreign Office
at Berlin. THE young diplomat went
again to America in 1899. this time as
secretary OF the German embassy at
Washington. His abilities were soon
recognized. and in 1900 he accompa-
MED Count Mumm Won Schwarzen-
stein to Pekin as secretary of the le-
cation. and was secretary of the inter
national conference to arrange terms
of peace with China. His next APP
pointment was that of first secretary
to the Prussian legation to the Holy
See, which he has filled since 1903.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
Financiers Are Gathering.

Special to the Herald.
st. Louis. Mo, oct 15.-The influx
Of the leading bankers of the United
States coming to this city to attend
the thirty-second annual convention of
the American Bankers association.
has commenced in earnest. and by to.
morrow night it is expected all Of the
delegates will have arrived. The lead.
ing hotels are beginning to throng
with the visitors. and it is estimated
the number Of visiting bankers and
their families will exceed 1000. The
real work Of the convention will com.
menCe ON Wednesday morning. but
the trust company section will meet
tomorrow morning in the Olympic
Theatre.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-15
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WANTED.

WE WANT MEN OR WOMEN REPRESENTATIVES,
spousby position profits
approaching OLD
offer exclusive
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strike will, will
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-05-10
Vegetarian Eggs

4 vegetarian had an amusing ex-
perience the other morning while at
breakfast. His family was out of
town, and he went to a restaurant and
took seat next to a stranger.
The vegetarian took occasion to adj
vertise his creed by telling the stranger
that all meat was injurious and that
the human diet should be strictly veg
etarian.
But" replied the stranger, 81 sell
dom eat meat"
you just ordered eggs" said the
vegetarian AN egg is practically
meat, because it eventually become a
bird"
"The kind of eggs eat never become
birds" answered the stranger quiet
ly.
"'Good heavens!" cried the vegeta-
rian, what kind Of eggs do you eat ?"
principally boiled eggs" said the
stranger.-New Haven Register