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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT.
Ccmmissiou to Decide On the Interior
 Work.

C0mmissf0u to DeCfde On the Interior
 Work.
 The State Capitol Commission will have a meeting in the office of Cover nor Jeiks this morning for the purpose Of taking steps to improve the Inter- for of the State house.
 It Is proposed by the commission to expend about sio.0Db in decorating the walls, putting in wainscoting. laying new flooring and otherwise improving the Interior of the old building
 The excavations for the south wing of the Capitol have been ompieted and the work of leying the fo cSH.tions will begin soon. It is planned 70 have the annex completed before the Legisla- ture meets in January.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
THE soLpfnrss HOME.
Comnittee win Not Act On Reports of
 rnv.sxs. Namf

NUnEkfANEUuMts
 The executive committee Of the Sold iers Home at Mountain Creek will prob ably report today upon an investisation of the accounts of Dr. M L. Fielder as commandant and surgeon of the home. part of the report from Mir. Fielder" said C. L. Ruth. member of the execus tive committee. yesterday afternoon. There are certain matters in regard to invoices which we will hear from him on. suppose the executive conn mittee will be ready with report to. morrow"
 It will be remembered that the Board of Control of the Home had under con- sideration the report of Dr. Fielder but referred the matter to the executive committee for action
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
uov I. Identified.

New york. June s.--Willis Farris, the eya var old boy who was left at Roonsvflle, Mo. yesterday morning ,yho was supposed to have been kid- nanned from New York. is the nephew ns Mrs Paris, of Staten Island. ac- cording to information which Mrs Far ria rave to the police of this city to- dav. she did not explain to the poiice when or how the boy iett New io,k x or why he should have been sent 'o Boonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
MT. Bass of Lee, First te File His State
 

MT. Bass of Lee, Ffrst e Ftte HIS stnte-
 meat.
 Tax Collectors Of Alabama have be- gun filing their annual statements with State Auditor J. M. Carmichael at the Capitol as required by law and ". M Bass. of Lee County. has the credit oi being the first collector to report.
 MT. Bass was at the Capitol Wed. nesday and filed his statement for the tax year 1905 with the Auditor. John J. Fowler, collector of Cullman Coun. ty, was the second officer to report and F. J. ward. collector of Geneve County, was the third. Mir. Ward wal at the Auditors oflce yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
THE LICENSE RECORD.
County's Receipts show Good Sized
 Increase.


 Increase.
 That Montgomery is at last getting more of the class of business which requires state and county license than it has had and that to this extent the city is growing, is evidenced by the license record in the office or the Mont romery County Judge of Probate.
 Although for nearly the whole of June, 1904 the county collected H. cense tax amounting to fifty per cent of that collected by the State and then dropped down to the twenty percent which was in force until last Mondays meeting of the County Board Of Reve- nue. the total for the year beginning June i, 1904 was less by $1,134.O2 than for the year commencing June l, isOe' For the latter year the amount coliec- ted for the county was s13,3oS.sS.
 The twenty per cent rate went Into effect June 27. 1904 and remained at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
FREE
 ICE CREAM.

The Saturday Contest at Dowe's Is still on.
 Send your order for your Sunday Cream down today and you will he entitled without cost to a chance to win the free gallon of cream.
 Result In Sundays Advertiser--ioosk for the winner.
 Dowess phone fs 55.
 Order today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09

Hides are nominalIy unchanged, yet an easier tone is in evidence.
 Failures this week in the United States are 206 against l74 last week. 1sS the preceding week and 21s the corresponding week last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09

that until the meeting of the board of Revenue last Monday when the rate was raised so that hereafter the cour- ] ty will collect on licenses twenty-five per cent of the State license.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
Fined for Purse snatching.

Birmingham. June S.--(Speciau--A negro was fined $2b in the police court here this morning on a charge of petit larceny. He was charged with snatch- ing a purse from Mrs. Smelling a few weeks ago He was arrested on de- scription furnished by Mrs. Smelling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
DIR. BUCHANAN. THE SPECIALIST. Trrnts Hithout the KnIfs.

Diseases of women. piles. fistula. strto- ture skin. kidney. bladder. private and rec- tai diseases, nervous diseases and oonstipa- tion treated with electricity; syphilis same treatment as Hot Springs: electrical outfit complete: nurse in constant attendance.
 Hours to .: office over Randy Kitchen fsH Ds~tsr Ave-n@ Aant0omerv. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09

By Monday, If there Is no change in the situation, many mechanics in other trades will be idle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
Captain Vaughan Discharged.

Captain A. D Vaughan, of the Brit ish Steamship John Bright. which ar- rived here recently from Norfolk. and who was arrested upon complaint of some sailors that he had entered into a conspiracy with a boarding house keeper in Norfolk to defraud them of their wages, was given hearing be- fore United States Commissioner Marsh this morning and discharged. It was shown that the money paid the men in Norfolk was not to be taken from the wages of the men. but came from the ships money and was charged to the expense account
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
pun,s Trade Review.

New York. June S.-R. G. Dun and Company's Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will say:
 Current distribution of merchandise Is largely dependent upon the weather which varies widely according to To- callty. On the whole the weeks re- suits were encouraging and monthly over last years figures. Prices of com twenty years $106,794 on June compared with SI06,O59 a month pre- vious and S9S.759 n year ago Ratl- way earnings in May were II. 9 per cent heavier than in 1905 and foreign commerce at this port for the last week showed a gain of $11,346,1 ,1S0 In exports and a loss of $l1.50S in i'm ports compared with the correspond ing week last year
 In the iron and steel industry there Is not only little idle machinery at the present time but little prospect Of any shut down in the near future, un- less repairs necessitate such action.
 Ohicial and other indications of larger cotton crop and the further de- cline in price of that staple produced no definite effect upon tho primary markets for manufactured goods. The weakest feature of the cotton goods in dustry at the present time is the ut ter absence of export demand. China cumulation of goods Is noticed at Shanghai while the outlook for their absorption a Is far from promising. As to woolen goods the future is uncer- tain.
 fair volume of new fall business. Lea ther is staady at the recent advance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT.

Casino Matinee today. Free outdoor exhibition at 4sSO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09
TO IMPROVE LINES OWNERS or sTRET CARS IN CON-
 sULTATION.
Pensacola Corporation VIII Operate Fl sctric Line From City to Fort Bnrancns and Will Extend
 Lighting Facilities.

pensacola, Fla. June S.--.(Speeial )-- A conference of the officials and n1en1- bers of the firm of stone & webeef of Boston, owners of the Pensacola Street Railway, and also the Escambla Electric Light Company. Is being held here. the matter under discussion being the fmprovements that are to be made by the company
 Those who are here are General Man. ager J w Leadlev, Director F. |. Bieler. Charles Wallace, Consulting Engineer J. F. Vaughan and c. D. Wy man. the latter being of the advisory board.
 The consultation is being held in the offices of the company on Main Street and 1t will probably be of several days duration, as there are many matters tc be discussed as well as estimates Of costs to be submitted One of the most important matters which the officials are discussing is electrlfying the pres- ent steam division between Pensacola and Fort Barrancas. a distance of about ten miles, part of which has been completed.
 This was talked of for years by the old company. but the new management Is determined to put electric cars on the linc. although nothing official has yet been given out. it is understood that a decision Of this nature has been reached and that the line will be cleo trifled before next fall The purchase of additional cars and adding to the power at the plant Is also among the matters under discussion. It Is stated that other lines may be extended at the same time.
 The improvements of the electric lighting plant are to bc many. At pres ent the plant is only sufficient to carry the lights now being burned in the city, and no effort was made by the old company to secure new business on this a"colnt. This is to he remedied at once. Now power is, to be supplied and dynamos sufficien. to carry all of the lights that bc secured, ,slnstallcd and that too without any delay The com pany has announced that 1t Is cut for business, but realizes that 1t cannot OK pect business to increase In either de- partment until better service can be given than what the public has been receiving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09

Casino Matinee today. Free outdoox exhibition at 4iSO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-09

Casino Matinee today. Free outooo' exhibition at 4iSO.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24

its own employees, tbutsalsos by All fair
minded citizens. -. \ =.
: Tho members Of this firm are we'll
known to be broad minded. public
spirited citizens. and the record Of this
enterprise clearly indicates that in all
their dealings with labor they have
been actuated by principles of fair.
ness and Justice:
A concern which pursues a policy Of
this kind is almost sure to have a
steady and healthy growth.
The Paine & Nixon Company are GER
tainly entitled to cooperation and sup
port Of our union men as their at
titude has always been reasonable and
considerate toward labor. They pay as
high wages as is consistent with stabil-
ity and business integrity and treat
their large force OF employees with
courtesy and consideration. We are
made a host of friends among the large
number Of organized workmon, and we
predict for them an era Of increasing
popularity and success.
The members Of this concern are Mr..
Asa Paine and Mr.. Frank j. Nixon.
Both Of these gentlemen are broad
minded citizens, who can always be
depended upon to uphold the principles
Of fairness and Justice. and they have
by their ability, integrity and PAINS
taking methods advanced their business
to the front, where it stands today a
leader in its line.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
ENTERPRISE BRICK co.
is GOOD FIRM

One of the greatest industries in the
line of commercial endeavor established
to further promote the business and
future welfare of our city, is, without
doubt, the well konwn brick company,
manufacturers, doing business under
the title Of the Enterprise Brick Com
pany. It is the name which is known
throughout the entire country and one
which stands for excellence in the SELL
ing Of all kinds Of brick, tiles, etc.
Their yard is located at 'Wrenshall,
Carlton Co., where they have capacity
Of 100000 brick a day, and they en-
p1oy from so to IS men. Their market
includes Duluth and vicinity. Northern
Wisconsin and Michigan, St. Paul and
Minneapolis and North and South Dak-
ota.
The office is located at No. 20 East
Superior street.
The Enterprise Brick Company's
goods are far too well known to need
any introduction from u.s. The :trib-
utary and outlet of this house covers
g. large territory, giving employment
directly and Indirectly to a large force
Of employees and distributing a large
amount of money weekly in wages, thus
adding to the general prosperity of
our city.
manager.
The dealings Of this concern have
always been most fair and honorable
and their strict attention to business
has established and maintained a gi-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
THOMSON g. DUNLAP.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES

The rapid growth Of our city nee
essitates q large amount of building
which gives employment to the ener-
gies and efforts Of a number Of sue
cessful contractors and dealers In
Builders' supplies, Of which a. leading
one is Thomson & Dunlap, whose
office is at 226-22S West Michigan
street.
The members Of this firm are OF the
most public-spirited citizens Of Du-
luth,. and they have, established them
selves q most enviable reputation for a
faithfulness in the filling Of contracts
and for the consideration with which
they always treat their employees.
This Arm makes a speciality Of sup
plying material for modern residences,
public buildings and store buildings,
pressed brick common brick, iron and
steel, paints, oils. varnishes and shing-
Ia STAIN. ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
DULUTH CORRUGATING
& ROOFING COMPANY

Our workingmen and citizens have
good reason to consider the firm of
Duluth Corrugating & Roofing Co. as
substantial and considerate friend, and
we take pleasure in placing the name
Of this company among the foremost
friends of conservative organized labor.
Prominent among the firms which.
have been willing to assist in any
| worthy movement Is the Duluth Cor
| rugat1ng & Roofing company, located
at 126-1s2 East Michigan street.
This is the only concern at the head
of the lakes that manufactures pressed
steel ceiling and corrugated iron, and
the large and conveniently arrange
plant Is equipped with all the modern
machinery necessary to carry on the
| immenoe business which tho company
| now enjoys. The company Is a lead
ing concern in our city, and has done
, large portion Of tho important work
| In its line throughout tho state.
The officers Of the company are: N.
]. McMartin, president: M. J. McMartin,
| treasurer and manager; W. G. Bonham.
secretary.
The most modern and improved
| methods are used in the manufacture
and handling of their products, and the
| careful painstaking manner in which
work entrusted to them is cared for has
won for them a most enviable reputa-
ton. The painstaking and courteous
attitude assumed toward customers has
| likewise gained for them the highest
respect and esteem of the business
world.
One of the best evidences of the sue
cess of this firm Is the fact that their
growing business on the outside has
compelled them to erect a modern and
complete plant in Winnipeg, where they
are enjoying a most wonderful patron
age
The Labor World is pleased to give
this deserving concern honorable men,
ton.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
PAINE & NIXON,
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
1oGsWest Michigan Street. Bell Tele-
=, vhone bo6 Zenith 500.

we'take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton Of the union mon and citizens of
Duluth, and the state to the firm OF
P43ne & Nixon, located at los W. Mich
lyon street, dealers in building mater
talx Of all kinds brick. hardwood hoor-
hins, glass. paints, oils, ETC., as a con-
Germ which is worthy Of tho encour-
! a9ement and support Of all intelligent
workmenA
This company bears most excellent
reputation, not only with its own en-
: p1oyes, but also with labor generally
throughout the state Upon investiga-
ton we find that this compony has
4 always been manifesly fair and rea'
! sonable in its dealings both with labor
and the public.
When a concern such as that con-
Quoted by Paine & Nixon pursues a
lpolicy OF strict fairness and considera-
ton in its relations with Spr. that
concern should receive the hearty sup
port and encouragement. not only OF
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
THE HOTEL sM'KAYse.:. ....,... 4
WINNER FROM START,

There ts no hotel in, the: Northwest
which enjoys : higher reputation for
the exoellence ,of it, service and the
superiority Of sverything served, than.
does the Hotel Mckay at Fifth avenue
VEST southeast corner First. street.
Mckay slslsl' BIOS. the propristors and mans.
ayers, are men who are thoroughly
quallined for. the position. having. had
years year 81 experience IN catering to tho
most '!.ae critical trade and they are al
ways using every possible effort to-
keeps the reputation Of their place at
the high standard they have set for It.
TO-DAY E.'s Mckay - well known to. thu;
travellers In the Northwest 40 Delmonices
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
DULUTH H0S7El;R|ES
ARE MOST POPULAR
THE HOTEL METROPOLE
COY AND POPULAR

The Hotel Metropole is finely located.
having most splendid view of the
lake, and in the very business center
of the city. convenient to the import
ant points of the city. 1t is the best
medium priced hotel in Duluth. and has
rs large, airy and nicely furnished
rooms, which are rented at from so
cents to $500 per day, on the European
plan. An excellent view Of the. lake is
obtained from each Of these rooms, and
cooling breeze from the lake is al
ways to be felt, making a nights rest
at this popular hotel one of real rest
and refreshment. THE hotel is literally
supplied with individual and public
baths. and everything about the place
Is new, modern, t1rst-class and strictly
up to-date.
There is a strictly high class cafe in
connection with the hotel, whore the
finest table service is to be had. and
where the best Of cooking and the
promptest and most satisfactory SER
vice has built up large and growing
patronage. There is also a bar in con-
nection, stocked with the best of wines
liquors and choice imported and do
| nestle cigars, which are sold to their
patrons at reasonable rates. Taken al
together, it would be hard to find a
hotel which is better equipped to cater
| to the wants and needs Of the TRAVELLING
public or to the citizen looking for a
desirable stopping place, than is the
! Hotel Metropole.
The projectors Of this popular and
up-to-date hotel are Messrs: John Cary
gill and Joseph Kenny These gentle
men give their personal attention to
the carrying on Of tho business, and
take a personal pride and pleasure in
maintaining the high standard which
has been set for the hotel and its
connections since its first inception.
1t is a pleasure to- recommend an
institution which is so worthy Of tho
patronage and confidence Of tho pub
lie as the Hotel Metropo1e. and the
Labor World strusts: that the hotel will
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-24
continue to prosper in the future as 1t
has in. the past.
HOTEL ST. LOUIS
PLEASES PUBLIC

A hotel which enjoys an exception
ally excellent reputation throughout the
state, and with. the travelling public
Is the st. Louis hotel which is located
at 318-328 West Superior street. In
every way the manager Of this house
has put forth his most strenuous ef-
forts to please the patrons, and give
the best service which is offered bv
any hotel in. the Northwest. The
accommodations are complete in every
respect, and the rates are as reason
able as can be found at any first class
hotel In our city.
The proprtetors give the affairs of
this hotel their constant and pains
taking supervision. and the courtesy
Which Is shown to the patrons, and the
excellent accommodations offered are
Inc source OF Its growing popularity.
Inc merchants and travelling men
OF the entire Northwest will find it
10 their advantage to stay at the St.
Louis hotel, and we assure our many
thousands of readers that there is no
oetter place to stop while in the city.
The coy lobby and its pleasant out
look Is one, Of the superior ADVANTAGES
OF this hotel, and fact deserving of
particular mention.
The house bears superior reputa-
ton for its careful management, and ia
we'll and favorably known throughout
the entire Northwest.
During conventions and other Or.
casions the: officers and members will
make no mistake in patronizinx Hotel
st. Louis, as the present MANAGEMENT
is we'll known to be fair and reason
able. and the service is of the verv
highest quality to be obtained in the
city. ...1
In addition TO- the excellent service
and the excellent table which is second
to none In the state, there. is in con-
nection q flrst-class bar. billiard and,
pool room. together with a fine barber
shop and bath rooms. which are thor
oushly equipped and up-to-date, ana
which furnish the best accommodations.
We give i our hearty endorsement
and hope that 1t will continue to in
crease I'm popularity and gain its bat
ronaee as long a. It is conducted nv
It's present broad-minded and public
spirited proprietor. =.
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IMPORTANT LOCAL CON.
GERMS.
Continued from page 7.

two bottlet coolers. This ADDITION WALL
be so feet by 100 feet.
One new large grinding mill for
grinding malt with capacity Of 400
bushels every hour and a half. One
400 Bbl. copper brew kettle with I'M
. provements necessary to install same
This alone will cost $4,000
We are installing q new pasteurizing
machine in the bottle departm ent, this
to cost $1,000. The cost OF all improve
ments under contract is $4,000. These
will, when finished, make the brewery
the finest in the Northwest.
The excellent quality of tho beverage
placed upon the market by the Duluth
Brewing and Mating company Is we'll
known. not alone in our city, but in
neighboring towns and villages. Every
precaution is taken that the product
may be pure and wholesome; little
wonder, therefore, that the brands, es-
pecially Moose Brand and "Prima
Tonic" should have gained such a
strong and lasting hold upon public
favor. No pains or expense have been
spared to bring the brands of the COM
pany to their present high state Of
perfection.
The officers Of the Duluth Brewing
and Mailing company are: r. Hoch,
president and manager; F. W. Hoch
secretary and E. G.. Johnson. assistant
manager and credit man.
These gentlemen are public-spirited
citizens who have demonstrated, by
their equable and considerate treat
ment Of employees as we'll as by their
courteous and painstaking attitude to-
wards patrons. that they can be de-
pended upon to act with fairness and
consideration upon all questions per-
tanning to welfare Of our great and
growing city
A large amount of capital is invested
in the business and a small army of
men are employed; these men are paid
in some instances more than the labor
mands; a matter of fact, the COM
pany has lat all times recognized and
dealt fairly with the unions. This fact
the workingmen Of our city should at
all times bear in mind and in return
for the courteous and fair treatment
aid In every honorable manner to make
the business an even greater success
than it is at the present time.
An important industry Of this CITY
is the Duluth Brewing and Maltine
company. This concern has been in
business for a number Of years, and /,
is a we'll known fact that since its
inception it has been an unqualified
success.
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gantic business and a reputation Sec
ond to none.
Institutions of this kind should pros
per and expand and we congratulate
them on the success they have had, not
only meeting the demands of the peo-
pie in a satisfactory way, but also the
successful manner in which they have
forged to the very top. 1t is a pleas
ure to support and encourage to the
fullest extent public spirited instttu-
tions that show public spirit and help
to build up the business Of the. city.
We congratulate the management Of
the Enterprise Brick Company On ao-
count of the favorable attitude in which
they are held by the people.
We take pleasure in placing the name
of the Enterprise Brick Company
among the foremost institutions Of our
country.