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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Notice to ContributOra.

Communications from aH sources must be in the hands of the Assistant Editor hy "Wednesday night so as to be classified and given to the printer by Thursaay evening. at latest, and must be written on one side 'of the paper only, or they will not be accepted by the printer All officers and committees reports must first be sent to the Pres ident. or be endorsed by her, and all historical contributions to the Histor- icaI Editor, before sending to the As- sfstant Editor v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Such men are us4aliy high liVers, l.4rd workers mentally living under high pressure and nigh draught, and t doesn't take a great deal to disorder the stomach or render the liver torpi l.
 They should make 1t q practice to use some tried and reliable remedy like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. that will aid Nature and not force lt and will take care of the sudden attacks lf acute indigestion
 The use of these tablets Is net to be confounded with the patent med cine habit. StuaFt's Dyspepsia Tablets are not R patent medicine, but are compos- ed of the very elements which nature provides the healthy stomach to do the work of diseBtton--' epsln, diastaJe, golden seal, etc. There is no secret in their preparation n:--ihey are absolutely pure and therefore all the world uses them
 No matter how dlsordered the stom- ach may be. it will right itself ff given the chance. stuaFt's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food where the stomach cant give the abused stomach and intestines a rest, and qffer renewed strength te the worn out glands and muscles.
 Brain workers can rely on Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, no matter how tenss the strain. All druggists carry them ir the fifty cents packages, or if you pre- fer q free trial package can be had bl sandinw yo1is name and address today P, A, Stuart Company. 7l stuart Build kA@. aEArRha1i, Mich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Mrs. Frank StoIenwerck was unan- imAusIy elected President and the Ch spter congratulated Itself upon se- curing her services. ane starts the New Year with hopes of much sooI work under so able a loader.
 The other officers were all reelected to their several places. and the hap ter adjourned to meat in January With Mrs. Cad Beale on Perry. Street
 Gabriel W9tts,
 Secretary.
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cha1rman of conlmittees.

f1istorfcaL Mrs. HaTVey Jones
 Chapter Extension. Mrs R. E. Lee
 State scuvenir Pla.N, Mrs ". l.. Shiloh Monument. Mrs, l.. c. paw- son.
 Mountain Creek Hospital Relief, Mrs. F. Fillmore.
 Director for Children of the confed- eraev. Mrs. Mary Pickens. Greensboro Mrs I A Rountrea. Firmin sham 1900 Il Avenue s. Birmingham.
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Noflce to Chaptera.

All chapters are earnestly recom-
 mended to subscribe for at least one copy of the Sunday Advertiser, If they
 wish to keep fully informed of what is going on In their organization. for the only means by which the State of- iiceFs can keep in touch with the dif- eerent Chapters, and the Chapters with each other. is through their official orr
 gan. All announcements. notices and in- formation, concernlna the work of the Division will be made through these columns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
His Cigar Doesn't
 Tasie Right
And Yet it Ia the Same He Was smoIr- ing With so Much Relish After Dinners Last Night, Out of
 the Very SaIAe BOX, Too.

TT IsNrF THE sEGAR--ITss THE
 STOMACH.
 Every smoker has experienced this peculiar condition of the stomach and liver, the result usually of imperfect digestion of food. And the blame is usually put on the cigar and net where 1t beiangs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

The allegations were pvacticallS admit tea. Owing 10 the light Gne and costs it Is hardly likely that tine defendant win
 take an appeal from the Judgment oa Judge Sayre.
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,In.hcr Anh nnhe. nnrneA.

New York Dec 22.--Mrs. Alice Linen McWhitey and her two children. Helen, six years old and EllsaDeth. four years old, were burned to death in q fire that destroyed their home al Pompton Lakes. N J., early today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

We are sole agents for the GenuiDe IT. H. Babcock Co.'s "HRppy FhOught, = side spring, the best and eaSiSst riding bugRies made. Get rhe Babc0ek. MONTGOMERY CARRIAGE WORKS
 CO, 21I-2Ia Bfbb St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Large Indian River Orangen--eaa sweet kina' soc. dosen. Q. K. camh Grocery. PhoRe ATO. 20 Monroe st, as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Dlrsctory Alnbama Division.

President. Mrs. J. N. Thompson. Tuscumbia.
 First vice-President. Mrs. Charles. G. Brown. Birmingham. \. Second vfce-President Mrs. Lewis Cohhs MontgoverX :, Recording Secretary. Mrs. Chappeli Cory. Birmingham.
 Correspending Secretary. Miss Maf- tie McDAvid. FleTenee.
 Treasurer. Mrs. Thos ", Palmer. University Postof.ice. Ala. Re~istrar. Mrs. J. c. Lawrence
 lIistorian, MrA Harvey E. Jones Spring Hill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

At the Mobile Convention the duties of our State Regent were defined and later at Union Springs, a charge of two cents each was allowed for ali appll- cations Fegistered--(of former years)-- How can the Register keep a record Of ali members unless the chapters send their member of applications to be reg
 istered? It Is obligatory upor. Chapter Presidents and Recording $ @tetaries to send the applications of all members
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
To the Alabama Division.

At this expeetant hour, when the whole world Is filled with eaeerness at the approach of the holy festival of Christmas. we send to you greetings and sincere wishes for that peace and joy and happiness which Is attendant upon all whose heart ts attuned with the glory of the season.
 { When the holidays have passed. 1t Is hoped that each Chapter will plan determfnediy for uninterrupted co-op- eration in all U. D. O.. work and arouse in others the zeal for, progress and de- veIopment which will eventuate ln suc- cess The prominent veterans advocate the appointment of agents for The Vet eran, the official organ of all Confeder- ate ordera, and urge their comrades to subscribe and read its valuable pages. It furnishes interesting Spnatter historical papers of the U. D. c. col- umn.
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Cnrrrctannn.

In my report. In last Sundays issue among personal contributors. the name of Mrs. Julia Pratt of Prattyllle was omitted. She donated last April $5, also Mir. c. Pri (not Price), of Thscumbia, gave S5.
 The chapters have responded this week with donations. feel that Ala bama Daughters will redeem their promise. Mrs. L. G Dawson,
 Chairman Mon Fund,
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Brake Shoes

look carefully, long and thorough'y. Select inc foundry making brake shoes whose methods arc up-Lo-dtte, for it Is there that you get full value for your money and there alons. That foundry is the JANNEY FOUNDRY and th it's the hest place on earth to get brake shoes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
United Daughters
 Of The Confederacy
our FaIIep nerosn.
omcial organ Alabama Division. vza 1aMsaaustm mMmam gmMw wa.umaama

Ous Fallen EIeroen.
 The manner of their deatn was the crowntng glory of their Elves. --7JeheG son Davla. "But there are deeds which should
 not pass away, And names that must not wither." 
 Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. !. N. Thomp- son, President, Tuscumbia, Sla.
 Assistant Editor, M ss E. Andrews Si0 Mildred Street Montgomery, Ala. Historical Editor, Mrs. Harvey JOrSs, Spging HiIl, Ala. GeneraI officers U. ID. Q. President. Mrs Lizzie George Hen derS0n. Greenwood, Miss.
 First Vice President Mrs. A. Fl. Vo0rhIea. San Francisco. Cal.
 Second President. Mrs. D. A. S. Vaught New Orleans. La Recording Secretary. .drs. A. L. Dowdell. Opelika, Ala. Rapley. St Louis Mo
 Treasnrer. Mrs. Eausties Viillams' Louisvtlle. Ky.
 Custodian Cross of Honor. Mrs. L. H. Raines. Savannah. Ga.
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Looking Backward

brt4xs only vain regret. Lock forward therefore and when you intend to puPS, ehass
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Tn good standing to be recorded As if ss also the duty of thesChapter PresI- dents to see that the two cents each tor recording. is paid to the Registrar
 wnen the applications are sent. Let thls suffice Is "a word to the wise.s' s' 
 The observance of General Robert E. Lees one hundredth anniversay will be universal by Confederate orders every where, and brings to light many plans
 Tor perpetuatinE his memory. A Iet- ter from one of our Veterans who serv- ed with General Lee saws. that he is more and more impressed with the de- plorahle fact that so little has been donf to perpetuate tic memory of Gem eraf Lee. and to hold up his life as an inspiration to generations coming on {: ne was the highest type of the best the South could produce He alone de-
 serves place beside Washington In the galaxy of our heroes. The Mount Vernon Association has been placing a 1 me engraving of Washington In the public schools, and il occurred to me that It would be a beautiful tribute of the women of the South to place beside the fathcr of our country, our great
 Christian General. Robert E. Lee. l know of none more worthy to under take this task than our women of the U, D. C.. and I beg to suggest 1t for tAS SOHsiucFatiOn or the nOuie women over whom you preside"
 This plan by which the present and future generations may be educated and influenced by close association with exalted ideals. Is worldly our considvra- tion, and coming from as prominent a Veteran and associate of our honored chieftain-Gsnerat R. D. Johnston.- We trust that many may adopt IL. and
 report the good work attained at our
 next convention.
 The Virginia. division is busily en- ! gagged in preparing for the erection of | the U. D. C., building at the James | town Exl osition. The organization has
 been formed. officers elected, commit | tees appointed for the welcoming and entertainment of the U. D. c. and | U. S. c. ". and visitors. Chapter cer | tificates will be Issued to all who con tribute fifty cents to the building fund Contributions can be sent to chapter presidents for forwarding or sent al | rect to Mrs c. B. Tate. Draper, Va. Fraternally and faithfully yours. Mrs. J. N. Thompson, President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

As the time draws near for co~7-ie ton and unveiii1g of Shil9h monu
 ment, the historian deems Vt wsl to cau attention of some Alnba ma he oss
 nf that great ha't'e. The raDe"S reed at 'Tjterarv Evening" IT. D. C. Con vention at Union Spring w'l there fore aprear Tn ono'al columns aud trust will aid in ob aiming tho ne 'es- rary amount for Alabama monument o1 shiloh battlefe'd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

n good standing to be recorded As if IS also the duty of theschapter Presl- dents to see that the two cents each ter recording. is paid to the Registrar when the applications are sent. Let thls suffice Is "a word to the wise. s
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
ORDER 70 xAM1EE ACCOUNTS.

ORDER 70 EXAMINE. ACCOUNTS.
Fsi;E. So EFT g. FL. IS
STATE OF MINNEsOTA, COUNTY OF
II st. Louie o. In Probate Court, Spa-s
cia1 Term, February 9Th, 1906. s tssy u
In the Matter OF the Estate OF JonnS
!; Thompson, Deceased. %5 .stf 80 d.
On reading and hlinge the petition OF
Andrew w .Dtler, administrator Of thu.
estate Of Jens Thompson, deceased, rep
'resenting, among other things, that no
has fully administered said estate, and
praying that q time and place be nxsd
for examining, settling and allowing the
ANAL. account OF his administration: and
for the assignment Of the residue Of said
estate to tho parties entitled thereto "
II IS ORDERED. That said account
be examined, and petition heard by this
Court, on Monday, the 9TH day Of March,
A. D. 1905, at ton o'clock q. M. 1t the
Probate Office. in the Court House, In
tho City Of Duluth, In said County.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
That notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested, by publishing q copy
of this Order once In each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day Of
hearing, in the Labor World, a weekly
newspaper, printed and published 1T Du-.
luth in said County, !, ~ &c
Dated at Duluth. MIMI, the 9Th day Of
February, 1905. 5sG
BY the Court, .#
J. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Judge Of Probate
(seal Probate Court, St. Louis Co., MIMI
Labor World, Feb. 1O-17-27, 1906. E.
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CHRISTENSEN, MENDEN
HALL, GRAHAM COMP ANY

D1llgent search among the larger
cities representative dealers would fail
to discover one unfa miliar with the pro-
duct Of the prosperous Duluth industry
conducted by Christensen, Mendenhall
Graham Co., at its factory, 514-516
West First street. Perhaps most of
them would know the product better
than the producer, for the company sells
its output Mnder various brands, selling
them where dealers are up-to-d date, and
buyers well informed
They manufacture the Zenith Shirts,
Pants and Overalls and by their strict
ly business methods have established a
most flattering business. The gentle
men comprising the firm have had much
experience in their line, and are thor
oughly qualified to carry 1t to success.
Industries of this kind are a great bene-
fit to our city, as they distribute large
sums of money in shape of wages as
well as for material. etc. and add vast
ly to the happiness and prosperity of
our citizens Our business men and all
others interested in the future growth
of Duluth should give their most
earnest and hearty cooperation to the
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TIE ~ BIC R orr. Is.

organized labor Of this city. 81 4 has al
ways shown most friendly spirit
toward labor and the labor movement,
and 1t is pleasing to note the present
management is made up Of men who
can be relied upon to be fair and rea-
sonable. courteous j. and considerate
They have through careful and r,onor-
able business methods. built up sub
stantial, trade. which is tribute to
their ability and integrity.
The workingmen of this city should
remember the name The Great Eastern,
West Duluth, whenever they wish to
purchase reliable goods from a reliable
house, which has never been anything
but friendly to the cause. This Arm
carries the most complete stock of
clothing, shoes and mems furnishings,
union made. The members of the firm,
Morris Kastriner mad Louis S. Neuman,
give the business their constant and
painstaking supervision, and their at
titude toward their employees and their
customers has always been fair and
honorable, considerate and just.
We take pleasure in placing the name
Of the Great Eastern, West Duluth.
where it we'll deserves to be placed and
retained, foremost among the leading
substantial business houses Of the city,
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TOM REED CIGAR CO.,
MAKES SWELL GOODS

In these days of immense concerns
with their millions of capital, the out
growth Of the spirit of concentration
of the time, it is pleasing to note that
in most instances labor goes hand in
hand with capital. When the employer
has confidence in the employer and the
employee trusts the employer, and both
work for the common good, it is sign
that the day of the strike has passed.
Confidence on both sides is essential to
the Industrial progress and prosperity.
In this city there is no concern which
enjoys the confidence of the public to
fuller extent than the Tom Reed Cigar
Co., dealers and manufacturers OF
cigars. A constantly growing demand
for cigars of this firm has made it nee
essary to increase both the capital and
equipment.
Their factory is located at 214-216
West Michigan street. This concern has
always treated their employees in the
most liberal spirit and paid the best
compensation compatible with business
integrity. A concern of this kind should
be fostered and aided in every way
possible to all who have the best in
terests Of labor at heart.
The Tom Reed Cigar Company, the
same as other large and fair-minded
employers, does not hesitate in prompt
Nv paying the union wages and this fact
should encourage the union men to rem
der a good days work in return and
not attempt to curtail the outfit Of fair
minded employers as some unions are
inclined to do.
This would eventually tend to fos-
ter the idea of concentrated efforts
for the betterment of both employer and
emplOye.
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age of the thousands of union men and
citizens of our city.
On careful Investigation we find that
a large force Of employees, hired by this
company are accorded every degree of
fairness and consideration by their en-
ployers and are paid as high wa es as
is consistent with stability and bust
ness integrity. The high esteem in
which this company is held by their
employees and by organized labor OF this
city, is largely due to the fair and hon
orable manner in which their extensive
business has always been conducted.
The cause Of labor and the labor move
ment has and will always be well taken
care of, so fas as this company is con-
! cerned. The quality Of liquor served at
| the California Wine House is always
the very best and we hope that they
| will continue to enjoy their popularity
and success more and more each year
The officers are:
Thos. G. Frerker, President.
j. H. Becker, Vice President.
Frank H. Frerker, Sec. and Trea@.
Their success Is we'll merited and at
no time have they been antagonistic to
labor.
The policy pursued has always been
strict fairness with customers and none
but the highest class of goods is sold.
Their estimable manner of dealing has
won the esteem and confidence of our
people and We heartily endorse these
| prominent and public-spirited citizens.
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JOHNSON & MOE,
WEST END LEADERS

The Labor World wishes to call spec
ial attention to the firm of Johnson &
Moe, for the reason that a. comprehen-
sive review Of Duluth's enterprising
business men and their place of bust
ness would not be complete without q
CONSPICUOUS mention of one of the very
best and largest department stores in
the Northwest.
4he 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 man
agement Of this store feel amply repaid
for the sacrifices and hard work en-
dured. This store has not been COM
PEELED to resort to trickery in order to
command patronage, nor to pay knights
of the pen to toot its horn. The name Of
johnson & Moe" the big West End De-
partment store sails under true colors,
with flags majestically unfurled at full
mast. =, ass... s.. ...ss. 49, : !,
We must not lose sight OF. the beauty
Of this popular establishment. The
comfort OF the customer 10 at ali times
considered. and the large number Of
employees are treated kindly and given
every confederation. & All work together
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KELLY HARDWARE CO.,
MOST RELIABLE FIRM

The name Of the Kelly Hardware
Company is we'll known in this city, and
also in this section of the country, not
only because Of their fair and honor
able manner in which they deal with
customers, but also on account Of their
einsiderate attitude toward labor.
Among the leading commercial enter
prises Of Duluth there is none which oc-
cupies a higher position in the regard
Of the purchasing public than does KEEL
ly Hardware Company. located at Nos
118 and 120 West Superior street. This
company carries g. most complete and
carefully selected stock of everything
in the line OF shelf and heavy hard
ware, mill and mining supplies, etc.
which they sell at prices which are
as low lis any business can be carried
on safely apd conservatively. This
company is recognized as one OF the
most reliable In the country, and al
who have had business dealings with
them have found that they can be re-
lied upon at all times to furnish the
best articles that can be procured al
as reasonable price as they can bt
handled
The officers of this. concern are:
M. L. Kelly, President.
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ployment to our people, increaae the
prosperity Of Dur city, promote the well
fare of the community and add com
mercial value to our CITY Our citizens e IS
public-spirited enterprise and lend it
their hearty support and encourage
ment. :
The quality of liquor at the Manhat
tan Wine Co. Is always the very best
the market affords, and we hope they
will continue to enjoy popularity and
success more and more each year.
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MANHATTAN WINE
HOUSE A LEADER

Among the wholesale and retail liquor
establishments in our city which hold
most favorable position in the eyes of
our citizens and union men, is that of
the Mania ttan Wine House. located at
No. Is w. Superior street. Carlson Bros.
are proprietors Of this concern.
This is one Of the leading houses in
this part of the country handling Ii
quors of all descriptions, and prices Of
this establishment meet those of any
similar concern in the entire Northwest
Patrons may rest assured that they
will secure thoroughly 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. Car
negie & Company's porter, made in
Goteborg, is handled by this concern, it
having the exclusive rights.
These gentle men are we'll and high
ly respected citizens and by their BUSH
ness integrity, constant perseverance,
their careful and courteous attention to
business, 1t has proved step by step
until it is now one of the most popular
retail liquor establishments in our city
and they always carry a full line Of
imported and domestic WHISTLES, wines
and liquors. and are ready at all times
to- supply the wants of their patrons
in a. courteous and business-like man.
ner Their employees are accorded the
! most fair and considerate treatment,
and hold their employers in the high
est regard and esteem.
1t always counts host of friends
! among working men of this city, and
it's dealings have been uniformly fair,
considerate and honorable. The volume
Of business done by this firm enables
| them to sell the same goods at a closer
profit than any other dealers can at
ford to do. 49, : -. = $T5
Home industries like this give en-
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building up of this business, and as
sisting in the already large volume Of
trade which they have established.
ATaiese%ge are we'll known and
popular in the commercial world. They
are broad minded and reasonable. and
in all their dealings with the public
have exhibited most fair and friendly
spirit.
The members of this enterprising and
successful company are
Messrs. Hans Christensen, President
Watson MendenhalI, Sec'y and Treas.
John NJ. Graham, Vice. president.
These gentlemen are personally in
terested in retaining the confidence and
| respect of the retailers and all others
| with whom they have had business re-
lations, and may be depended upon to
! use the most painstaking efforts to
please and satisfy all customers.
They have adopted a liberal and gen
erous policy in their treatment of en-
ployes and customers, and all who are
brought into contact with them may be
assured that they will receive courteous
treatment and considerate attention.
The Labor World is pleased to well
come this and all other manufacturing
enterprises, and trust that the success
which has heretofore attended the
Christensen Mendenhall Graham COM
pany may long continue to be theirs.
They should receive liberal support
from our citizens, as this is a home in
dustry, and entitled to more consid-
Grafton than a concern which has no
interest in our city. Their products are
the equal Of any on the market, and
it is but right and just to give the
preference to home manufactured goods
| in every line. Bear this in mind when
purchasing anything in their line, and
| ask for the zenith" brand.