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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-16
A Mountain Of Gold

could not bring as much happiness TO Mrs.
Lucia Wilke, OF Caroline. Wis, AS did one
25c box of Bucklen's Amica Selye, when II
completely cured running soro on her leg,
which had tortured her % long years. Grea,:
est antiseptic healer of Piles, Wounds. and
Sores. 25c At Z, 8. Leadbester q Sons drug
store,
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Local Matters.
Sun and TidA Table

eun risos tomorrow at GA q. m, and sels
At l:46 D. M. High water at 1852 p. m. ana
8:l2 p. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-16

The best treatment for indigestion and
troubles of the stomach is to rest the stomach.
It can be rested by good digeStant.. Kodol
puts the stomach in shape TO satisfactorily
perform its functions Good fer indigestion,
sour stomach, fatnlence, palpitation Of the
heart and dyspepsia. Ko1ol Is made in strict
conformity with the National Pure Food and
Drug Law. Sold by W. +. Creighton q Co.,
4Ol King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-16

Mr.. W. II. Hellmnth from his stand in
market sent to this Office today sample Of
The celebrated sausage made at the Belmont
Dairy Farm, near Washington,
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Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair tonight. SATURDAY ~,
creasing oloudness and warmer; VH''ao'e
WiRda
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-16

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pilla act on
both kidneys and liver, and IS a result afford
the quickest relief from excess Of uric acid.
Sold by ". F. Creighton & Co., 40l King
street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-16
8 lbs. MOUNTAIN BUCkwHEAT, aSe

LaTse White Mealy Potatoes, Csc bushel,
2ac peek; 3 Cans Tomatoes, Csc; 4 Cans Cora,
DC. Table Belle Flour, large sacks, SOC, small
sacks, Is; Eggs, 2Sc dozen. Creamery buIieS'
one pound prints, see.
WM. P. woOLLs & SON.
Royal aud Wolfe streets.
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EOUND.-A SUM OF MONEY. which the
owner may have by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. Apply al
this office. nolo IL
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NOTICE.

Prepare for War In time Of Peace. Coal il
Comfort. We are delivering the very best
grades of Clean Newly mlnai Coal ct bottom
market price. 800 les. to the Ton, promptly
dsliyeyed y,
DeWiLT0N AITCHEs0N,
Both Phones 95. l0J south R0ya street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-16

CLIB SANDWICHES, Ham, Switaez
- Cheese. Roast Beef. Spring Chickens
Rabbits. Don't ask what We have: but
mjer ANYTHING you WANT at BROUGH,
Tons HOTEL. 70e-7ll King sissct. 49,
Rooms for Rent. fhone zsf'
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WANTED.

NXTANTED. TO hear from come SMALL
w WARE WORKERS, from one ounce
up to six ounces. State clean iron or stem.
Address No 10, Gazette Office.
nofk 1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-16

Messrs. Blondhelm Il Swift will have fresh
grated Horse Radish at their stands In the
City market tomorrow OF Is cents per quart
milf o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-16
REAL ESTATE.
hhhL EHJ1 a IL
FOR SALE

Six room Brick Dwelling, ell con.
venlences, on north Columbus street
near 0rOnoeO.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN Thursday
- from pasture, head o.. LinE street, a
JERSEY HEIFER, springer. Anyone fur.
nishing information leading to recovery or
return Of same will receive liberal reward.
+ r. cox, Iil2 Cameron street, Alexandra.
noyl4 ST.
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FARM WANTED,

FAHM " AIIs
WANTED. To purchase q FARM on tue
w water, between Mt. Vernon and the
bay. State location, size Of farm, and terms.
Address J. W. RICE, Alexandria.
no16 Ste
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Desirable Three.story Brick Dwell.
Ing, No. III south Pitt street, 3
rooms and every modern convenIs
once.
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LOST.

F-@-N@-N@-rN|N~l-~-|71N|7-7
1 OST.-On Friday, November etn. near
l. Manassas, a POINTER DOG. white with
brown spots and brown head and ears-one
ear split. A reward Of five dollars will be
paid if returned TO OSCAR SIMPSON, No.
iOO7 NJ street southeast, Washington.
nol5 3ts
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DRY GOODS.

800 yards, including Pongees. Habutais.
Wash silks, and Fancy Silks. Lengths. 2
to 10 yards. Regular selling Price. Or
9sa ~ - -
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DRY GOODS.
V0BdViPd& b0tlPDp.
10Th. 1 1th.F & g Sts.N.W.
WASHINGTON ID. G
Youuc Mems Suits.

Included are single and double. breasted !
styles cut in the latest siyis anu n,ii'1 sr =,
ehsviots. sIzes 81 10 90 inch chest measure.
5000 to $3.50 Each:
The labor world., 1906-09-01

and both work for the common good,
1t is sign that the day OF the strike
has passed. Confidence on both sides
Is essential to the industrial progrcss
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. manufac-
t'lrers OF cigars. A constantly grow.
Ing demand for cigars OF this firm
has made II necessary to increase
both the capital and equipment.
Their factory Is located at 214-21G
West Michigan street. This concern
has always treated their employees IL,
the most liberal spirit and paid the
best compensation compatiblc with
business integrity. A concern OF this
kind should be fostered and aiAvi in
every way possible to all who have
the best interests OF labor at heart.
The Tom Reed Cigar company the
same as other large and fairmindcl
employers, does not hesitate In
promptly paying the union wages, and
this fact should encourage the union
men to render a good days work in
return and not attempt to curtail the
output 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.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
KELLY HARDWARE CO..
MOST RELIABLE FIRM

The name Of the Kelly Hardware
Company is we'll known in this city,
and also Is this section of the country
not only because Of their fair and
honorable manner In which they deal
with customers, but also on account
Of their considerate attitude toward
labor.
Among the leading commercial enter
prises Of Duluth there is none which
occupies a higher position In the re-
gard Of the purchasing public than
does Kelly Hardware Company, located
at Nos. us and 120 West Superior
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 DEAL
ings with them have found that they
can be relied upon at all times to
furnish the best articles that can be
procured at as reasonable price as
they can be handled
The officers Of this concern are:
NJ. l.. Kelly, President.
J. F. Killorin, Vice President.
= w. K. Quayle. Manager.
These gentlemen are broad minded
and public-spirited business men OF in
tegrity and ability, whose constant
perseverance and pajnstaking efforts
have won for the company rs present
popular position OF leadership.
The attitude which this concern has
always maintained toward organized
tlabor is most satisfactory. An insti-
tuition Of this kind should receive the
,hearty support and encouragement OF
Oh who have the best interests OF the
'ity at heart. Members OF organized
y abor should give this company their
LIBERAL patronage, and aid in making
1T greater and more splendid success
The Labor World has no hesitancy
lin placing the name Of the Kelly Hard
ware Company foremost among the
.leading institutions Of our city which
may be counted as substantial friends
,of the laboring man.
The labor world., 1906-09-01

Company. Beer is we'll named the
workingmnn's beverage and no purcr
and better graded beer is to be found
IN any market than that Of the Val
Blatz Brewing Company. Not only
this company kept Milwaukee famous
but they have gained the good will
md es'ecm Of the people everywhere
and their product is in the market
IN almost every part OF the civilized
world.
On account Of the splendid quality
and purity Of the Val Hlntz beer and
because OF the capable manner IN
which Mr. WoolWay has conducted his
business this popular beverage has
won Increasing patronage in the city,
In every action this deserving con-
Germ mas shown deep interest IN the
progress Of the labor movement and
the success scored by this company
Is we'll mcritcd ana due to tho honest
quality OF lts product and the efricien-
ry OF It's loca! agent. Mr.. Edward
Woolway. We wish this companv
b"uhdlcss success and earnestly advo-
cat" our people giving their support
ana patronage to the Val Blatz Brew
ing Company In Increased measure.
The local branch ls located at n, Side
Railroad, ! East Lake and all orders
"lll be given prompt attention.
The firm bears most excellent rep
utaton. not only from it's employees,
but also with the workingmen gener-
ally throughout the state. The Labor
World has no hesitancy in stating that
this company has always been mani
testify fair and reasonable in its deal
1ngs both with labor and with the pub
nc. Our business men and working
men should show reciprocity and e.
tend their hearty support and encour-
agemcnt TO this commenda BILE enter
prise.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
ZENITH FURNACE CO.
MUCH FOR DULUTH

It is with pleasure that we call the
attention of our readers to the we'll
known and popular company of the
above name. The Zenith Furnace
company always carries superior
grade of coal and always give their
customers the most courteous atten
tion. This firm is very popular and
worthy OF the support and patronage
of the thousands Of union men and
citizens of our city. The Zenith Fur
mace company are manufacturers anA
wholesale dealers In pig iron and coke
and exclusive dealers in coal.
The plant Of this progressive ami
reliable company is located at Fifty
seventh avenue West, near the North
ern Pacific railroad and the general
offices are in the Wolvin building.
Upon careful investigation we find
that the large force Of employees hired
by this company are accorded every
degree of fairness and consideration
by their employer and are paid as
high wages as is consistent with sta
bility and business integrity. The
high esteem in which the Zenith Fur
mace company Is held by its employees
and by organized labor OF this city
Is largely to be attributed to the fail
and honorable manner In which the
extensive business has always beer
conducted. The cause of labor anC
the labor movement will be taken care
of so far as the TX Eith Furnace com
pany Is Concerned.
The officers of this company are A
>,,-,,,;,, r>vociIorf and 9SnrQr
&c. P. Wheeler, vice president; l.. G
Fisher, secretary and assistant treas
urer They are very prominent x
business circles and have always
maintained a courteous and friendl,
attitude toward labor and the work
ingmen of this community have goo
reason to accord their hearty CO
operation.
The quality of the coal handled b.
the Zenith Furnace company is al
ways the very pest the market afford
and is superior in many respects t.
a great many grades OF coal on tn
market and equal to any that
j mined. a. we hope they villa EMO
the popularity and success more an
more each year
Orr citizens should do all in thei
mower to make this deserving con
pany still greater success. The LIZ
bor World has no hesitancy in plat
,ng the name OF the Zenith Furnac
! company foremost among the mos
substantial and prominent firms {
our city, and one which may at a
times be depended upon to be
staunch friend Of any movement &c
the advancement OF the interests {
our community.
The labor world., 1906-09-01

Z: ul1onC Luou AiiOoI oluolI pCOr
pies and a government in some re-
spects in advance of those Of even
the most liberal nations.
This emergence of Finland from an
iEtolerable despotism is one Of the
happy results of the Japanese war
end the revolutionary uprisings that
followed it throughout the Russian
empire. At the time Of the breaking
out of the war it will be remembero4
that the present car had repudiated
the solemn obligations made to the
Firms by his predecessors, and had
sanctioned the robbery Of the people
of their ancient rights and liberties.
He had placed over the Firms some of
the most cruel and despOtic members
o. the bureaucracy who were merci-
less in their tyranny and oppression.
Finland at that time was one OF the
most unhappy nations on the face Of
tie earth. Fortunately for the cause
Of civilization, all this now seems
changed.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
DULUTH CANDY co. IS
CREDIT TO DULUTH
Leaders In the Manufacturing and
WhoIesaIlng Of Candies In
Northwest

An enterprise which has attained
considerable prominence, and winch
promises to become a 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 fac
tories In the state for the manufac-
ture OF high grade candies of all
kinds. The products of this factory
are already recognized as the finest
that the most approved methods of
handling and the best skilled labor
can produce. and their trade territory
Is rapidly extending. They have
spared no pains nor expense to make
their factory a model in every partic-
ular, 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 puKest that Scan be secured,
and nothing but the best is tolerated
In any department OF their prOduc-
ton. The manager of this company,
Mr., George D. Lucore, is thoroughly
conversant with every phase Of the
business, and under his able manage
ment 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
warrant. and treat their employees
with courtesy and consideration. This
company merits the patronage OF our
citizens, as 1t is most commendablc
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
product Is considered.
The Labor World Is pleased to note
the success OF this enterprise, and
trusts that 1t may continue so lonl
as the company is conducted along
the liberal lines which have marked
it's past career, and they continue to
maintain the high standard OF their
goods produced.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
THE ZENITH CITY
TELEPHONE COMPANY

There is no factor in modern civil
lization which does more to facilitate
the transaction Of BUSINESS and pro-
mote the general comfort and happl-
ness Of all our people tlian does the
system OF telephone.
When we look back about 20 years
ago we often wonder how we sue
ceeded in business, as at that time
the telephone was comparatively I'M
known and it used to be that when
person wanted to talk to another 1t
was necessary to either make long
aAd tedious journey OF to write let
tel. but now all that Is necessary TO
ne done is call up the one wanted
either In the city or one thousand
miles away and at once settle their
| affairs.
Foremost in this line stands the
Zenith Telephone company, with or
cies at 3Ol-3O7 Lyceum. Upon care
full investigation, We find that tnls
company stands high In the estlma'
ton Of the thousands OF organized
worlsmcn of Duluth. me treatment
accorded the large force OF employees
ia uniformly fair and considernte. anu
the management Is held in the hl2n'
est esteem and confidence by them
This company is a positive benctlt
; to our city, and especially to 1ne
workingmen who constitute the larger
percentage of the city's populatloH'
! We take pleasure in placing inc
name OF the Zenith Telephone com
! pany among the strong and substan
tial concerns OF our city which shoulo
receive the support AID co.operatlot
of our people, because OF the oro"c
minded and public-spirited manner IL
which their business is conducted.
And in all the equipment OF I'M: I'M:
company is a splendid example OF pro
gressive Ideas that lend to give lnt
public the best service at minimum
of expense. The operators ana EN-
ployes of this company receive lht
most fair and considerate treata'ens
and are paid the highest wages cow
patible with business integrity. Inc.
! have been true and staunch support
/ ers of every interest that would ten(
The labor world., 1906-09-01
A GOOD REBUkE.

One Of the most important questions
to- be solved by our members is the
working Of excessive hours. AS in the
case Of the cigarmakers we have men
In the telegraph business who Will per-
sist in getting into debt and then work
double time in order to get even with
the world. This Is the class of men
who improvident in more ways than
one, are always louGest inu protesting
against anti-two-j0b legislation in the
Union; men who will work two to five
hours overtime each day at rate per
hour less than they receive on their
regular assignment, and when payday
comes around settle their bar bills anO
pay "shylock' debts before giving 8
thought to board bills or union Dues
Commercial Telegrap pliers Journal.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
The ALGER SMITH CO.
HAVE TWO BIG MILLS
saw M''|s-Rice's Point and West
Duluth. 204-2o6 LonsdaIe Build.
Ing. Zenith 'Phone 1868.

we take pleasure in calling the at.
teh'lon 10 the name OF the Alger-Smith
LUMBER Company. concern in our
n'lust which is worthy Of the support
ana encouragement OF all intelligent
"orkmen. The ,tct1d of this COM
any shows ,'e.'!y that the Off. -
have in all their dealings been actu-
ated by principles of fairness and
Justice. \ concern which pursues Il
policy OF this .1ir'l IL: almost sure to
have a steady and healthy growth.
Inc manager Of this company, ur.
John Millen. is held In high esteem
by his employers and is one Of our
progressive citizens.
It has always been our object to
snow that In order to bring about the
best prosperity that is possible, it is
necessary for the two great forces to
Keep IN sight at all times the fact
that their interests are mutual anl
that whatever tends to disturb the
welfare OF the one necessarily reflects
injuriously upon the other. When a
concern such as the Alger-Sml&h COM
pany pursles policy Of strict fair
ness and consideration in it's relations
with labor, that company should re-
ceive the hearty support and en-
couragement not only Of their own
employees, but also of all fair minded
citizens.
Outside Of iron ore Duluth's great
est commodity Is lumber. The inl-
mense forests which are tributary to
this city make this q numbering cen
ter which Is second to none and the
reserve stock which still exists indi
Gates that this distinction will be
maintained indefinitely. Practically
all of the pine which Is cut in St.
Louis county, and in fact in Northern
Minnesota, eventually llnus it's way to
mills which ship by way of the great
lakes, and as result the tonnage
which passes through the ship canal
outstrips that which clears from the
great port Of Liverpool.
Much of the lumber which is for
warded from this point is cut in Du-
luth mills. They employ large num-
ber of men, pay them good wages and
in every way successfully solve the
problem which may arise between
employer and employe. Strikes in
these mills are unheard Of, for the
reason that differences which may
come up are adjusted fairly and
quickly, without the possibility Of an
open rupture.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
DULUTH GENERAL
ELECTRIC COMPANY

In speaking Of the prominent con-
Germs operating extensively in our city,
a few words relative to the Duluth
General Electric Company will be Of
interest to our readers. From It's in
ception this meritorious enterprise has
had most remarkable success due to
the capable management and the re-
liable quality Of their output.
1t has become a universally rec
ognized fact that among all the inven-
tions and aids to facilitate the trans
action Of business there are none Of
greater Importance than those pertain
; ing to electrical works. In fact, elec-
trical goods have become a necessity,
without which the wheels Of commerce
\would be clogged and progress retaru-
fkeep pace with the rapid strides in
all branches Of industry every business
house must he equipped with the latest
and best goods. Hence the necessity
for the existence Of an up-to-date,
| progressive and thoroughly reliable
enterprise such as the Duluth General
Electric Company.
Duluth has grown and prospered and
is today a city Of prosperity, such as
no other city in the state has quite the
fortune to enjoy. This is certainly due
to the many publc-spirited and broad
minded enterprises operating In our
midst. None Of these industries have
been more liberal than the Duluth
| General Electric company in promoting
the prosperity of the community. Nc
! concern, whether 1t be individual OF
cooperative has shown a more gener.
ous attitude toward organized labor
than this self-same company.
The record Of this well-established
company shows that industrial
supremacy has been attained through
fair and honorable methods, by, at al
times striving to keep abreast o
modern improvements and givinl
patrons the benefit Of perfect service
AS a corporation that respects tn
rights Of those In its employ the Du
luth General Electric Company stand
pre- eminent. Linemen have beel
granted an eight hour day, as hav
, also the engineers and f1remen. Thes
concessions were granted immediatel
I upon the request and without hesita
ton. It is worthy of note that ever
I man in the employ Of this compan