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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
ZENITH FURNACE CON-
PANY STRONG INDUSTRY.
Office and Work at Fifty seventh
Avenue West and Northern
Pacific Railway
Zenith Phone 1925 and 1928,

There is no doubt in we'll informed
circles that the success which has been
achieved by the Zenith Furnace COM
pany in demonstrating beyond cavil
that pig iron, the basis of the steel
industry, can be profitably made here
had an important bearing on the deci-
sion of the United State Steel COR
poration to establish an immense plant
at Duluth.
Among the great industries that
brought this city and Minnesota into
prominence, none occupy better place
in the estimation of the business pub
Tic both at home and in Eastern and
other business centers. than the Ze-
NTH Furnace company, whose offices
and works are located at Fifty seventh
avenue west and the Northern Pa
cific railway. and where they have
built up an industry in the manufac-
ture of pig iron, and the production
of coke, which has become a pro-
nounced factor in the growth and
progress of our city.
The company gives employment 20
large force of men who are paid
liberal wages. and who are treated
With the utmost consideration and
courtesy of the company. It is hard
10 overestimate the benefit to a com
munlty OF an industry Of this sort,
winch distributes such great sums OF
money In the form of wages and fer
material for various kinds. most ot
which is returned to the business men
or the community for the various
necessities Of life. Duluth has reason
to be proud of the great enterprises
winch have been built up here, ami
none OF them are more creditable ia
the city, and none have done more
Tor the progress OF the community
than the Zenith Furnace company
Inc company has always been fore.
most In assisting in any moveme1,,
winch promised to benefit the com.
mun1ty in any particular, and thu
money, time and experience Of th@
officers have always been willingl,
given to any such effort
The members Of the company ar.
recognized wherever known as amons
the most energetic and far-seeing, az
well as liberal and progressive bust
ness men Of the Northwest, and thu
vast industries they haYe built up art
splendid monuments to- their abilit ,
and their constant efforts to deal fair.
~ and honorably with all with who,r
they have had business dealings. The,
nave conducted their. business affair.
along the highest possible, liness> AM
the repuationbf the Zenith: Furrnac.
company is such as may well Civ.
It's members a sense of pride and
satisfaction;
One hundred and twenty-five thou.
sand dollars is to be expended on the
plant at West Duluth between nov
and July list. This money will, brief,
stated, increase the capacity of the
plant 10 per cent and reduce the cost
Of operating 100000 a-year. go .,.- -
? The present capacity Of the Zenith
Furnace plant is 1870 tons a day! aridi
the improvement will increase 1t K
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quality Of it's product and the effici-
ency Of its local agent, Mr.. Edward
Woolway. -, !"
We wish this company boundless
success and earnestly advocate our
people giving their support and pa
tronage to the Val Blatz Brewing com
pany in increased measure. The local
branch is located at N. Side Railroad,
] East Lake, and all orders Viii be
given prompt attention. w.. -.
The firm bears, a most, excellent rep
:utation, not only from it's erlnplpyss
but also With the workingmen gener:s
ally throughout the state. We have
no hesltancy: in stating that this COM
pany has always been manifestly fair
and reasonable in it's dealings both
with labor and with the: public. Our
business men and working men should
SHOW reciprocity and extend their
hearty support and encouragement to
this commemorate enterprise.
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employ about $50 men and have been

a1nploy about $50 men and have been
In business five years. y
The members Of this firm are among
our best known andEnost highly re
spected business men, who are always
ready, to cont butte 1ihefally of their
time, money and experience to advance
any movement which DIG For the inter-
lest of the: city or: the northwest. These
gentlemen are: IL. L. Gilbert, presi-
dent; j. C.: Buxton, vice. president F.
t. Buxton, treasurer; "A. E. Gilbert,
secretary and general manager.
The Red Clifr humber company is
one which wen: deserves the success
and substantial growth It has
achieved, and the Labor World takes
pleasure in wishing them continu-
Eance of their. past success so long az
their. business. affair are conducted in
the liberal and publ spirited manner
which, has eharacterize their past.
Duldth may well feel pleased anu
proud at being the home of such en-
terprising and progressive industries
as the Red Cliff Lumber company.
= They are recognized as the leaders
in their line wherever known, and the
company and the individual members
are known as men.of honor and BUSH
ness integrity Persons having BUSH
ness dealings with this company may
always rely upon receiving the most
|cpurteous:: and fair. treatment, and that
any representations made by any OF
the company or their representatives
will be carried out to the very letter.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
THE TROY LAUNDRY.
~ East SUPERIOR St

q East Superior St. y
Duluth ts*recoenized throughout s4he
entire country as city which Dies
business on: "a broad gauge and liberal
principles ana: it fsessuch firms as the
Troy laundry, eghigl1li have given sIhe
city this: desirable Reputation. riley
have made Al sallvast:iahe rule to treat
the .general publ aaRssellr as their Inn
mediate eemplo ySes =x Hid their. customers
with unfa ling .colsld erat ton and sco,ir-
tesy, and that "a good, policy Is
shown by: and: ;substantial
growth Il. which lowed; tn busi-
ness. &. r:4 4 &c, i +.
The roy1anf located ats:No. "a
East :supeniar l Siaa ntted with the
most modern ;upsto- date ;nachin-
eryz and the best killed labor Tor ,t!te
rapid and .satiafaStp !: handling Of
laundry; work aYeTy description, and
they smake a Aperfa at,sr Of fine laundry
work Upon tho pro Inptest service, I, =
The laundry Is under the: personal
managementSands pervision o. the
proprietor: M Glark who; takes. "a "a
personal interest in seeing that every
piecesof work turned out: is: up to- the
high, standard for his work
at the very out $ result y the
citizens 81 as :ssj:swel as as the
transient ...custo who: wish their
work well Ssand prson1ptly: done ( !. have
come tosloUk TO- ta1er Troy lauhdry as
the proper place TO send their work:
Mr.. Clark is one of our best known
and most popular business men, and 1t
is pleasure to note the constant and
increasing successsw which has attended
his efforts. He. has-never spared pains
nor expense to keep Ills work first
class In every particular, and the most
modern methods and machinery have
always found = ready patron in Mr..
Clark. - ~ .st1Eg = i, .s'' = -.
He has been in business 20 years;
employees SO. people,. and all calls over
either phone; saas77 will bring :, their
wagon 10 your door.ss;s.i. 81. s.
The Troy laundry has we'll earned
its. positionS ut the head Of the slaun-
dries At the head of the lakes. and the
Labor World takes apl easure in recos-'
MIXING this merit and In accommodating
the laundry to its readers. -
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scoTT.GRAFF LUMBER CO.

We take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to the Scott-Gfatf Lumber COM
pany, n1anufaetuzaesss, zlMholesale. and
retail dealers in lumber, sash, doors,
blinds holdings, etc., as concern
| which is worthy of the support and
encouragement Of the public. E,t
:; This company has been. in. business
since 1880 and bears; Almost excellent
reputation or$shoneat s business meth.
DDS coupled With a progressive ara
enterprising spfdt xts Ah fhe lines Of
endeavor appsEfaiaing to the com
pany's business;
The honest and intelligent methods
of business steadily pursued by this
enterprising concern, find ivindicatioh
in the fact that the volumn Of busl-
ness is increasing year by year. In
1907 the company did Is per cent
more business than in any previous
year, and the indications are that ithe
1908 business will excel that Of 1907,
Notwithstanding the general depres-
sion throughout the country.
! The company is equipped with 4
good line of modern machinery in all
departments o. work, and new YTn1a-
chimes embracing the latest improve
ments are constantly being added, to
give greater efficiency to the mill and
factory. ~: :*."s:s5i = .;. ;;:: p,
This great industry covers a ground
frontage ofs 400: feet>bys;8Q0 feet deep
at 24o2 West Michigan street, where
Is housed the stock ssofs elumber, sash,
doors, holdings and woods for interior
finish. Stacks, planning mills two dry
ktlns, buildings for. hardwood lumber
and two storage houses for finished
pine lumber in addition eight blocks
are covered by their saw m11is,S stock
piles Of pine and hardwood; ,fpmber. 81 81
| The Scott-Gran Lumber; company
has an active cash capital Of 100000
and gives employment to 600 7 work
pen in. all departmentss Of, the, great
industry, from the standing pine to
their saw mills, and. alwayst,have ;pur-
sued a policy, Of fairness and liber-
ality towards; employees: y
The officers OF the company are:
E. D. Gran, president; q. d: Scott
vice president, treasurer and manager.
and J. a. Bradley, secretary. - -: = !,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25

and the fact that only the best mate
rial enters into the manufactured pro-
ducts, the users eheve no2 trouble with
these matches, as they yare not like
others, the heads~of the Doll House
Brand not being liable to break as
others do: The /. superiority Of their
GOODS and the fact that the Union
Match company is an independent
homie 1fnstit1ltion should be sufficient
to win them, the hearty support Of
every citizenTpf our state: !;
:: The Labor World takes pleasure in
placing the*i1arne of the Duluth Onion
Match company foremost apfong the
leading concerns Of our city which are
to be depended upon as staunch and
substantial friends Of the wage earn
ers i: $I5S - :,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

From the earliest days the city OF
Duluth has been peculiarly fortunate
for. the exceptionally high character
Of her hotel appointments.
The st. Louis hotel has invariably
taken the lead in strenuous efforts to
please patrons and give the best SER
vice offered by any hotel at the head
Of the lakes; and: at the most reasons
ablespr}ees.::: :: : >:!: -. = :
Although the Accommodations here
tofore we're complete in every respect
the progressive spirit of the manage
ment was determined to keep abreast
Of the most advanced ideas in hos
telry, and recently the hotel has been
transformed throughout at an expense
of over forty thousand dollars. Artis-
tic painting, attractive decorations.
and furniture suggestive of comfort
and ease are among the improvements
noted. With respect to other changes
which add. materially to the appoint
+ments Of the house are these: The
barber; shop and. billiard7 room are
I placed. in what constitutes, the base
ment on Superior street. :but. the main
floor on Michigan: street: sthe: dining
room has been removed from, the. par
/ lorz floor to tn main floor where the
+ billiard room formerly. stood; ythe Of
fcess were also remod e1led and two
Enew elevators installed -. .,
/ The house, bears an texceflent> repu-
tat don for tits careful management and
nos house is better known; throughout
/ the entire< northwest. than the st.
Louis hotel. 1t is the favorite head.
/ Quarters for the holding yof banquets
and anniversary celebrakio ns;A; conven-
lions and kindred gatherings Of :. the
most prominent society organizations
lin the eity. e. z 50 v:s s. : VII
IL additionxto the excellent service
and the rnagnince table which lis
second to none In, this section Of the
country, there's In connect q: first
class: bar. fully equfpped with the, best
imported: and domestic commod titles IN
this !. : .: E. .: ,.E:s:: '
I These various. *:archite etufal|. and
other improvements ID which the, st.
LOUIS hotel, has been subr1ittsds have
resulted in a large increase; .of pa t-
tronage. - 49,, - Il e*'%$s 4 :.
The manager, Mr.. u. T. Michaud
gives the affairs Of the house his con-
slant. and painstak king supervision and
the !. courtesy shown tps4he y. patrons,
and the excellent accon1nod ations OF,
fered are the source Of the growing
popularity of his house. A. s>;s.
The merchants. and travelling men
Of. the, entire northwest will flnd it 20
their advantage to stay at the st.
Louis hotel, which, with new improve
nnents .is one OF the very best hotels
not only III Duluth bl.t*;inss the north
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
F: ". KUeLER q CO.. DRUGGISTS.
s,1O8 West Superior ST.

;. T. \ si108 West Superior st: y
- There Is no more important, branch
of business with. which the public has
to ,deaI than that Of the druggist, who
not sonlyseaters to our wants in SICK
1iess and in.healtn. but to whom we
look Tor advice and upon whose judg.
ment and reiiability*we depend. tits
important in our dealings in this line
to select place that we know is alb.
solutely Trustworthy, for this depart
ments of a close bearing on
our lives and small mistake nigh;
result fatally 49, Sc - g. /:
We have In mind a. popular and
well known drug house Of the city, tho
blishnent Of the F.. W. Kugler &
Co., located at9.sl0S West Superior
street.: The appointments throughout
this establishment. are elegant and
perfect IN detail, M. Kugler has been
til businesSsAhdut, years and runs
one Of the oldest retail drug stores in
the .northwest -. specially Is pre-
scrfption work and this department Is
always in charge sof licensed and
thoroughly eompetent pharmac hist.
This drug store also has confec,
tionarys assurt uiAnt q comprising the
schoacest eonfeetions OF the most fa-
NOUS iiislti astarefs Of the country.
They alsassa$fy aS fine stock Of linz
ported, 1fsy est and domestic cigars.
This iss doubt the busiest drug
store Sin ,lufll, and TO say that they
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
UNION MATCH COMPANY.
General Offices and Factory; Fiftieth
-: Avenue West, Opposite Cos :.
-" = ~ 80" ,oola:: SfraatS ~

General Offices and Factory; Fiftiett,
-. Avenue West, Opposite Cos
- mold: Street: l.: j: =. ~.
This is an industry that deserYes this
heartiest support: Of an !: eittzens:::: 81
Duluth for. it has already DEVELOPED
into one Of the. solid and substantial
enterprises WHICH have: done much: Il
assist: in building up our city. This
match trust, has, made every effort, to
break up this ind ependent concern, hut
we are pleased TO know that their :eff::
fort IS have thus far failed and that
soon the matter will so settled thai
the TRUST can no longer: annoy. this
deserving company. <,.> ). ,,:<-
Duluth contains "a number OF. estab-
ljshments which, combines to give the
city. its metropolitan character. and :te
promote the best interests Of all the
people. =. - : =.
Prominent among: these unions; = +
the. Union Match company, This in.
stitution. purchased the plant. and
business Of the Duluth. Match: COM
pany Of Duluth: and the, Union Match
company Of Chicago. and has estab-
lished in our midst one of the strong
est and most up-to- date mat Oh manu-,
featuring concerns insthe country: q:
The officers Of this company are:
G. NJ: Weeks, PRESIDENT M H.. AL.
worth, vice president F.. M. Heimick
secretary and treasurer. = ~
The honest methods Of business pur-
sued. at all times by. this most enter.
prising concern has constantly iii
creased their popularity amongst the
jobbing and retail trade of the coun-
try. Their treatment TO employees has
always been most fair and consider
ate. reasonable and just and labor ha,
good reason to hold the name Of this
company, in highest respect and; ,es.
TEEN. y. It has always shown a .ll1Ost
favorable spirit toward the cause 81
labor. movement, and we are pleased IL
note that the present MANA gers rsare
gentlemen who scan be: thorough ;re-
lied upon to @beJ.f fair: and reasonable
courteous and considerate This con
Germ deserves an area of constantly In
creasing prosperity and merits tho
support Of labor y: q, j.. %, 'r.;5 81
They manufacture the famous .Doll
House Brand" 1f matches, which HAYS
already gained the reputation Of being
| the best matches manufactured IN tie
fcpuntry. the use Oft I'll e special
machinery controlled by this company
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25

The bottlipg house we recently erected is
equipped with az the latest bottlingg machinery
to properly sterilize the bottle and pasteurize
the beer. Special attention is: given TO- every
detail SO. as to. insure an absolutely pure bot
tied beer. :. =" IL: MI z*< :*:::z@=s
- * DR.. W. H. Wiley, chief Of the Bureau of
: Chemistry Of the United States Department Of
Agriculture, calls it Variable food product
He dWells On the fact that the small quantity
of alcohol contained in beer must be regarded
food ingredient = 2 = := S .. . z.Z3.
81. MOOSE LEG BEER-Excelled BY none
REX BOTTLED BEER-A pure beer, fully :
aged properly: bottled and Pastaurized ..>.= 80. &
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over 200 tons a day besides materially
reducing the cost Of operating.
The Zenith Furnace company Is the
first plant in Duluth to demonstrate
that the manufacture Of iron can be
prof1tably conducted here. The ex-
penditure Of $4,000 at this time is
significant Of the future.
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The water supply is obtained from the
purest body of fresh water in the world. >. -
The refrigerating machinery capacity OF
ice plant is IS tons day, which affords us
ample supply for the demand
Annual output, $4,000 barrels. 3:
Cleanliness everywhere is a primary con-
sideration, and it would delight the heart of
the most scrupulous housewife to- see the care
and diligence exercised in every department.
Beer is being and more recognized as
food product brain and muscle builder and
general tonic and is becoming favorite bever-
age the year round e.. .":
The flavor of the Duluth Brewing & Malt
ing Co.'s Beer is rare as it is delicious and ap-
peas to all tastes. .
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time. Besides, we have as much
confidence in the honesty OF the
Superyisor,as we have in the ed
itor's. The Supervisors Office
was in the Office Of a very
active Prohibiticnist. his clerk
was an active Prohibitionist,
his Attorney was a very
active Prohibitionists, the petl-
ton was in the custody OF the
Clerk, and when the Supervisor
reached the conclusion thata suf-
hcient number OF signatures had
been obtained to call the election
he called upon his attorney to
draft the order for the same. and
it was this attorney who olscov-
cred the time required was ''thir-
ty days" The Supervisor did not
know the law until his attorney
told hin. But some susplclously
inclined may say, lit was his bus
mess TO know the law" but While
that may be true, the fact Of his
not knowing does not make him
the culpabIe wretch the Christian
Advocate would paint him. The
active leaders on the Prohibition
side know and will say that the
Supervisor did no intentional
wrong. He made an honest mis-
take &; to the exact number OF
days of notice that was required
o,IIv
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KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
Health is Worth Saving. and Some Manning
People How to Save It.

~N--N .
People How to Save It.
Many Manning people take their
lives in their hands by negieccing the
kidneys when the know these organs
need help. Sick kidneys are response
BILE for vast amount Of sutferings and
i'll health, but there is 10 need 10 SUI
fer nor to remain iu danger when all
diseases and aches aud pains due 10
weak kidneys can be quickly and per
mauently cured oy the use Of Doan,S
Kidney Pills. Here is 4 Manning citi-
Zen's recommendation.
W. II. White. living on South Boun-
dry ST., Manning, S. c., says: Il sutf-
cred from kidney trouble for some years.
I was forced to arise frequently during
the night on account OF the too frequent
action of the secretions. l also suffered
severalv from backaches and had sharp
pains across my loins. At times / was
so lame and stiff that | could hardly
turn over in bed aud mornings | found
it very difficult TO dress myself. If sat
down for a little while | conld hardly
arise and had been in this condition for
a long time without finding a remedy
that would help me until procured
Doan's Kidney Pills. l used but one
box when the pains were banished and
the lameness and soreness disappeared.
I do not have to get up nights to pass
the secretions, and am feeling twenty
years younger. I highly recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills and can say that |
never used remedy that gave me such
great relief
For sale by all dealers. Price %
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
ka no other
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Sale Under Execution

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
an Execution lodged in my hands
against Aaron Francis. Lawrence
Francis, Stephen Francis, William
Francis, Anthony Francis, Cheney
Harvin, Agnes Williams, Prince
Francis. Eliza Wilson, John Francis,
Daniel Francis, Isaac Jones, Jr. and
Salina Jones in the above entitled
cause in favor of G. 0. Witte, Arthur
L,nah and E. II. Sparkman, which
execution bears date of August 10,
1908, have levied upon and will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash. in front Of The Court
House at Manning, S. c., on Monday
December :, 1908, being salesday, the
following described real estate:
All the right, title and interest OF
Aaron Francis. Lawrence Francis,
Stephen Francis, William Francis.
Anthony Francis, Cheney Harvin,
Agnes Williams, Prince Francis,
Eliza Wilson, John Francis, Daniel
Francis, Isaac Jones, Jr- and Salina
Jones in and to that tract of land
situate in Clarendon County, State
of South Carolina. containing two
hundred acres, more or less, and
bounded on the North by lands now
or formerly of A. H. d. Chandler;
South by lands now or formerly of j.
E. Kelly; West by land Of Simon
Richhours, and East by
Purchaser to pay for papers.
E B. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of Clarendon County.
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aSaluSG
John d. Daniels, Defendant.
Decree.

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF \
Judgment Order OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in the above stated ac-
ton, to me directed, bearing date of
Septemhe, 2G, 190S,I will sell at public
auction.to the highest bidder for
cash, at Clarendon Court House, 1T
Manning, in said county, within the
lesal hours for judicial sales. on Mon
day, the 7th day of December, 1908,
being salesday, the following de-
scribed real estate:
"All that piece, parcel. or tract OF
land lying, being and situate III
Clarendon County, State OF South
Carolina. containing serenty-three
(7133) acres, more or less, and bounded
on the North by lands of Alderman
and by lands now or formerly OF
of Thomas Smith; East by lands
OF Estate Of Salinas; South by lands
of Leila E. Daniels and lands Of 4
r. Chandler. and West by lands Of
E. j. Browne and by lands now OF
formerly of Smith, said tract of lanC
is the land conveyed to said John D.
Daniels by Deed recorded in office OF
Clerk of Court for Clarendon County
in Book "M3" on page 159 less one
hundred acres thereof conveyed by
the said John D. Daniels to d. w
Alderman.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
+. B. GAMBLE,
| Sheriff Clarendon County