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7th and Broadway ANDREW SCHOCH GROCERY CO. 7th and Broadway Merry Christmas Cor. 7th and Robert Sts., St. Paul. Manufactures and Retailers of Men's and Boys' Clothing Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Cloaks & Furs For Men, Women and Children. Sole Agents for KNOX HATS AND HANAN SHOES. THE RYMOUTH Happy New Year Complete Clothing Outfits: For Men, Women and Children. INSURE THE SUCCESS OF SOCIAL OR RECREATION Use Crescent Brand ICE CREAM AND ICES, CRUSHED FRUIT FLAVORS. RICH SWEET CREAM. Telephone 304 for special rates on large orders. CRESCENT BUTTER. Pure, Wholesome, Reliable. THE CRESCENT CREAMERY COMPANY, Third and Minnesota, St. Paul. Christmas Shopping would not be half so tireless if shoppers would order early. Come in and see our stock and let us reserve for future delivery some of our desirable articles. Fancy Jardinieres and Pedestals at 50c to $25.00 each. Palms—Clean and healthy, 50c to $10.00 each. Ferns—All kinds, 25c to $5.00 each. Glass Vases, Fancy Bric-a-Brac, etc. Gold Fish, 20c to 50c each. Fish Globes, 50c to $5.00 each. Singing Canaries, $3.00 to $5.00 each. Christmas Greens and Decorations in great variety. Country Merchants and others who handle greens, etc., should write for our Wholesale Price List. L. L. MAY & CO., 64 East Sixth St. LEADERS IN HOLIDAY TRADE YERXA ST. PAUL'S LEADING GROCERY. The place to buy your Holiday Groceries, Meats, Poultry, Fruits, Nuts etc. Visit our Drug Department if you wish to save money. F. R. YERXA & CO. Seventh and Cedar, St. Paul, Minn. STATE STEAM LAUNDRY Established 1886. 222 W. SEVENTH ST. Collars 1c Shirts 10c Cuffs 1c Special rates for family washing. Telephone 1609. E. D. SPICER, Prop. ASK FOR Coyne's BREAD For Sale at All Groceries. P. E. REID J. J. HIRSHFIELD Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 40 East 3rd Street, Tel. 1949-J1. St. PAUL. 374 A. S. WILLIAMS, MANAGER. Scott R. Walker, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 374 MINNESOTA STREET, St. PAUL, MINN. MILTON'S CHRISTMAS ICE CREAMS, ICES, PUNCHES, SHERBETS ETC. Napolitan Brick, Nut and Fruit Creams. Christmas morning delivery. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Thin Hair You can't expect a half-starved child to prosper. Neither will half-starved hair prosper, either. Growth demands food. Then feed your hair. Feed it with Ayer's Hair Vigor, the only genuine hair-food. "My hair was failing out rapidly, and my head was nearly bald. I then began the use of Ayer's Hair Vigor, and less than two bottles stopped any hair from falling out and made it grow rapidly. It has done wonders for me." Ruth Lawson, Detroit, Mich. $1. All drugsists. HARDWARE. Barney & Berry Skates. Double Runner Skates (for young children). Weather Strip (very important now). Wood Saws (the best exercise on earth). Patent Knives, Razors and Scissors. J. F. McGuire & Co. 56 East Sixth Street. Successors to St. Paul Hardware. FASHION RESTAURANT, CHRIS. CHRISTENSEN, Prop. 370% MINNESOTA STREET. Try our Regular 20c Dinner, consisting of Soup, one kind of Meat, two kinds of Vegetables, Pie or Pudding, Tea, Coffee or Milk. Second Meat Order, 5 Cents Extra. COMMUTATION TICKETS, $3.00 for $2.75. tatiana needa enamine alain ere HuclouR 7p Te Ameen bf - we 7%, a AG BA i AR Bo NON ING BS Vi Jere cod Pues ————— THE APPEAL, AANATIONA AFRO-AMERICAN NEWSPAPEL ADAMS BROS. EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS. 9B 4h Sty Se Pet an — ‘Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Washington, Louisville, St.Louis, ST. PAUL OFFICE, No. 110 Union Blk. 4th «& Cedar, J. Q. ADAMS, Publisher. MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE, Guaranty Loan Bldg-Room814 HENRY ROBERTS, Manager, CHICAGO OFFICE, 923-5 Dearborn St., Suite 310, C.F. ADAMS, Manager. WASHINGTON OFFICE, No.1919 Eleventh St., Northwest CHAS. E. HALL, Manager. LOUISVILLE OFFICE, No. 312 W. Jefierson St. Room a W. V. PENN, Manager. ST. LOUIS OFFICE, No. 1002 Franklin Avenue. J. H. HARRISON, Manager. TERMS. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE: RAR OCEY ONE YEAR: o-nsenn en SOS. ‘ee aberpden vty ney pas one ay sents eaten meester Bacisncantemeaar yea te Seta S Tae a hee emitter shouldbe, made by, Bera ter Intl SP ee Se ue eee ie ey Orie Se eects rete Hee URS att gi gatas Sieisnetenncdes susgraald eran set she th mal aaa oer aur amr a SOE ee Gia aa taal rating death aie ss igs eae ule Mus o Eee Nat cedle nade STS USS ea shee ag oy ens ages tk eg Se ee Se cae a TEEUES y aae accre Resse eine fate ta tora ib area Fazal gle ieee igen weeny covers enteric ig sect ceases cane SRA egret Eve & hoi are Thu gae oth qdrn abel thors wh tt ste attri he rice tonttaes Serie Reape messin as ti ocrinally apes he mp sen om peter rant Picton maertnerait hae from that date, and we will ehoertully foc conan gestae Tate She woe a tee Bata? EArt wa, naa ate Si crie ae he anette ESS AEE wctarraetaee Segoe a eres pct tei faite cae waned ceetee. Wi Imevery deter that you write us never fall te AU CAPUGIRTES Mune SAEs a or matter for publication. entered a Sematier. for, publicatgn, "eater AGENTS WANTED. ‘THE APPEAL wants good reliable agents to canvass for subscribers at points not already covered. Write for our extraordinary inducements, ‘Address, THE, APPEAL, +o East 4th St., ‘St. Paul, Mian, ——— ee SATURDAY, DEC. 14, 1901, ev. John W. Lekins, an Afro American minister of Breehold, N. 3 will claim a reward from Congress, salming he saved the eltles of Wash: ington and Baltimore from capture siuring the Civil war, Lekins says he had to leave Baltimore because of his Miselosures whieh placed Mis fe in danger and that he bad to leave valu able property. Lekins claims ho was walter in the Fountain Hotel in 188 and while In the discharge of hie duties he overheard a converse- tion which revealed General Lee's lane to capture Washington and Baltimore. He reported to the aur thorities what he ed heard and sheraiip:dedeaed. tepanens | What a pity that United States Senator McLaurin did not accept the challenge of old ben tillman, who misrepresents the state of South Carolina in the United States senate, to resign with him on the spot last Monday. It certainly would have been quite a relief to the people of this country at least 50,000,000 of them to have gotten ridof the old’ blather skite. ‘There is a chance that there'll be two political parties in Alabama, The Democrats are fighting among them- selves and perhaps a combination of Populists, white Republicans and the few Afro-Americans who are not dis: franchised, may be affected. ‘The questién of reducing Southern representation will be taken up early ‘in the session of the present Congress. The Southerners may yet find that they nave made a great mistake in disfranchising the Afro-American. Mrs Felton, of Georgia, says the Southern women #re very much op- posed to the sovial equality of the Afvo-Ameriean, With the Southern Caucasians of the male persuasion It's different. 1s the Cancasian harlot who Is ad- mitted without question to the best seats of the Southern theater the so- cial equal of the high soctety lady who cccuptes the adjacent seat? It Is said that @ movement 1s on foot in Indiaua to organize the 20,000 Afro-American voters into a distinet party. This is a silly movement and ia: ncenad te: Geheat: The Democrats in virginia stole100,- 000 Afro-American votes 1n 1896. There are 116,000 voters of the race Im the state, but the election officers were able to find only 46,000, ‘There are 152,860 Afro-Americans of voting age in the State of South Carolina. The total Republtean vote counted in 1898 was 2.299, Congress decides that the old Reed rules are good and “lets well enoug alone.” eerie The first number of the Recon- suructive Review, “The Volee of the Carpet Bagger.” has “just “besn, ‘Is fede Ie stor ale by" the "Ant Lynching Bureau, No. 2889 Princeton Avene, Chicago,” ‘ho ‘author Whose name isnot yet made ‘public pr. pores to continie the work in a ree: [er ori "He fs ident "amir ‘wit the history of te Reconstruction Derlod and’ exposes the slanters ie ented by" Southern Democrats to Diacken the eharaster and destroy the Taftenee of the Toval men. white and Diack who iced termalntain tee cause of Sustice and enual “rights. inthe South, ‘The story of the bloody times when the eu Elta and White Leebus ained power iy deliberate ant ss fCmnite murder will be told in ture tsaues. "The high standard vie laation of whieh’ the. South oust I ttustraten ‘bythe horrible scenes Where American’ cltzens’ without Tria without proot, are shot oF hung on burned ales Every frien of law and_ justice sould rend the, Reconstruction he view. rm LINCOLN MEMORIAL: Senator Cullom is receiving. al kinds of encouragement ‘nh stort to'scoure ‘some Sort of antag ee Moral to Abraham Lincoln “What Ne Wants at present tet commission thee (o decure: designs for. the me morfal iis expected that the sennts ‘ill give oars" and favorable consider ou to he bs whieh seaks (0 appt Driate. $25,000 sand to name as com: Inissioners Secretary” of Wer! Root, Secretary of State Hay. and Senetor Warren. who is the comalttes an ie brary whieh is the standing: commit tee which has to do with teonuments Which are erected on government sl ohn Hay natorally takes a pertets iar Interest ia the memorial entroeee Ee operas core miareel cafervrian = < S eS i i 4 a Tings f ZS Zee Cy is [ SS & f G EAs . during war times. When Lincoln wag elected Hay was @ clerk and student i the law office of Senator Cullom. Nic olay was In the offee of the secretary of state, Lincoln took Hay and: Nico lay to Washington with him, |, It fs Senator Cutlom's idea to have 4 memorial to Lincoln whieh will.ran' ‘with the Washington monument. as ovie of the landmarks. of the. capital and of the country. He believes ‘Lin. coln will go down in history as one of the country’s greatest’ men, and. see ond only to Washington. He believes the memorial should be created. with a view only:to getting the finest thing in an artistic way that can be had, res gardless of expense. Speaking of ‘his Lincoln memorial bill, Senator Cullom said ‘rt have long had the matter in mind, but things have continued to come up to engross the attention of the coun try and of me. First it was the Span ish-American war, and’ then it. was something else. Now. I. believe the time hag ‘come. when the country will be-glad to take an Interest in this sub- ject. “I am a little sorry it appears to come on the heels of the AfcKiniey memorial enterprise. But 1 do not chink there will be any conflict be- tween the two, This is a matter of pongress, and it. will not “interfere with the plang to erect a:memorial at Canton by Individual - subseription. Nor do 1 think it will clash with the plans of certain. Washington people to rect-an-arch at: the-entrance-of- the. proposed bridge over the Potomac. I um not particularly. Impressed with he properlety of that method of per- etuating the. memory of McKinley, yut I have no objection if they like. THE APPEAL: A NATIONAL AFRO-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER. ew CRA gO oF £, DAU ay) i pee PO ly eet at fe oer Me tx Nh Tena nar aoe |e AB “Ie eC. “ty eh even in CT ty & r eh Ay 8 ESN Ease ye) win A fe. MOK = bE SAS j a4 S a : o THe STees oeao unee on ae A | ae AGES 4 i Ww ( ks 7 \ ON A se | Va ; NOw IS THE TIME TO BEGIN WORK ON CHRISTMAS GIFTS. GREEN BROWN TELLS OF HiS VISIT TO LITTLE ROCK COLLEGES. White atyor saynite the Duty of hs Hace to Make and Execute Lawi-Bishop Tyree ens eae, Little Rock—I hope the readers will pardon me for not writing for several days, and now I have dipped my pen in a new bottle of ink and will be able to send them a letter each week now. T have been a Uttle excited too, for I have been traveling on the iron horse and that fellow has been so naughty that I thought every minute would be the last and T would be hurled into eternity. I have traveled a few miles, and Tam now in the Southland which will be my theme for several weeks to come. I Velieve in my soul that the future of ‘our people is in the South, though down here tliey hang men’ without trial, they burn them to death, yet 1 am of the opinion that there is a bright day coming, and we will be able to stand when it comes. ‘The colored People down here are getting homes, going in business and educating ‘thelr children, and I have seen a few of them in the educational world, 50 listen until T can have my say about them. I was born on the dark of the moon with a skim over my eye, hence I have never scen until today the necessity of getting an education in my head. 1 can see sights and hear voices, can tel! the past, present and future, can cail up the dead, and have them taik with you, ean teli you the kind of hus band or’ wife you are going to get. Tean get you a'good wife or bad one. 1 can go into the grave yard and cause the dead to speak out of their graves and tombstones to walk and talk, and for this you will see that I am a great man. [have been selling Icky bags, keeping away witches and hoodoos, T have gone in grave yards and dug up bodies for little finger bones and put them in a bag with red pepper and Inc times and sold them for good luck and possessing all this power 1 have ‘not felt. that. there were any People smarter than T was so I had them fooled and did not ‘bother about school. “Now I have passed forty and It fs too late tor me to bother about education, and wil discuss things av 1 see them’ in order to let our young people Know that they must: prepare for the duties of life and not fool around, Fp NOW come let. us, reason together. ‘This 1s one of the educational centers of this section of the country. I have | been to visit the schools and meet the people in business and in it all | have felt much-encouraged. "I have seen the stars in the East and in other parts of the globe. The Arkansas Baptist College was among the frst to claim.my attention and at the head fof it is Prot. Joseph A. ‘Booker. a ne- tive of this state and’ a young man Who has worked his way to the front. 1 am proud to tell” you that Prot, Booker is doing a gobd work in this town.. I heard the children recite in Greek, Hebrew and Latin, and I never heard ‘such funny words since I have been @ black man, and T have asked myself the question whether or not white folks could talk like that for 1 have not been in thelr schools. ‘The college is located at the function of two street car tracks, and the proper ty, covering a whole block, 1s. con sidered valuable,” I do not remember the names of all the teachers, so I will move down to the next school and sequaint you with it Philander Smith College ts an in- stitution of the M. E. Church, and Prof. James B. Cox. another member of this race, is at the head of the in- stitution, but they have mixed teach. era, They have over 330 boys and siris of our race in the. institution, preparing for life: I tell you they nave good buildings and while not ex- sclly.on the.car. line the property_is valuable. Dr. ‘Thomas H. Jackson 16 at.the head of Shorter Colloge, which is located in North Little Rock. Ye imow him ,for he is-one of the leads ing educators of the-country. ° This, ate cron tf one of the African Meth- odist Episcopal Church and is. doing fine work. Dr. Jackson has been in the work for many years. = Lhaye.had the pleasure of meeting Some of the Methodist preachers down here, they are big and mall and 1 have met Dr. John T. Jenifer, from Baltimote. Dr. Jenifer looks. like a white man and he travels with the white folks. I heard that he lett Bishop Tyree and a lot of preachers the other day and rode with the white folks and there was nothing said about |it, but some of tho preachers are rats: ing the old nick and say that they wil meet him at General Conference. I do not approve of any such course and hope that they will not do what they ‘say that they are going to do. I went to conference to attend it at Gurdon, and heard Mayor Osborne, a white than, deliver an address of wel come. He’ sald: “It is the duty” of the white folks to make all the laws and execute them, and explain. them to the colorad people, and it is the duty of the white folks to gee that the colored people obey the laws and not to mistreat the colored folks.” "Bishop ‘Tycec, who is as black as the ace ot spades, turned right pale and red in the face before replying to the ad aress. He did not bite his tongue, but talk. ed right‘out in church, and’ they had an “Old Aunt Dolly’ Time” down there is Gurdon. “It you should ask 8 hog,” #etorted: Bishop Tyree, “whe [should make the Iaws, Who should be president of the-United States and the lake, he would very quiekly re ply a hog: hence I do not blame you for thinking-as you do, and you must not blame mo for thinking as I do ‘We do not think that the making anc execution of law should be entirely tu our hands, for we are broad enough tc give you a hand in it, and we insist that. we own a part of the land,_ we pay ‘our taxes, and we must have a hand in law-making. Pity me. not because my father was a slavo, or be ‘cause I'am black. T possess the stu of which manhood is made and demand a place in this world. " Keey out of the way of the wheel of pro gress.” The white people are having fit over Booker ‘T. Washington taking meal with the president and T must pay my ‘respects to them In my’ let ter eet eee dine thane ot ea : eg ee i 4 Pe PLANTATION SONGS. By EI, Shegperd. BH Byasel, Pub: Govyrlent, 1901, by Robert Howard Rus saeeyTisht, 19 Sa) cA Fairenta nets postage D eeuts adding ‘ils lateresting hook ‘otters a nae Niive eke oie pm ae Get totic, ea a hie daa ci is "the ‘story ‘not’ simply" of bloody wars Dele reve of the Steresstibne up ead Love In Llterature aud Art. By Esther ital Ata, de Re runt manter of ast feos Rapes to Baste Hones. “the, authors include nearly when Dorys, son of the late Prince of Samos a thar Hornbiow « Uulform with “tue. Yeh Sets ck the Sekean, of Torker, ant. te fovea" eligeut of Parise He haben ne cuit Coane to acau by the Se Sa rot Wi Beks and wi hee ed sul stot co Constantin “A. 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Co, PARISH, A: Me SEEN ae: LITTLE ROCK, ARK. thorough ctucatien nisees 60 OSE seeKINg Healthful location, strong faculty. exten From Sains tunes manenspensos, Senden, NEXT SESSION BEGINS OCT. 1, 1901. REV. J. M. COX, D. D.. PRESIDENT. HAMILTON ACADEMY Collexe Preparatory, Normal Departinent English Cour Bibticat Departirent, NightSenool, Musle Departinon’, First Session Begins Sept, 25, (901, ‘ou eas expe 6 per iea, 451 a CORNELIUS ‘JOHNSON, A.M. BD. Principat levertiest Hes SH BIKES Clark University fhe ruta acon, 1 ore ha lig Sarkis uy, Port Ue rit reg as Brn Shaw University RALEIGH, N.C, ais Rta act Fa ae Feauttial ea Nene ary eo sa Bhar Silt Se eee oe PRES. CHAS. 5. MESERVE, RALEIGH, Nok ee ee ee ES Kee SEs aoteeslae ee FIFTY DOLLARS IN ADVANCE Jol RQ. em te er as Trop ot gota i 8 gee ere Seud for etreuia: to the president’ > REY. JUDSORA MEE, DD. THE MEDICAL SCHOOL NEW ORLEANS TRIVERSITY ‘admits Men and Women of all Races, dina ite polen NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA ST. PAUL. A WEEKS RECORD IN MINESO- TA'S CAPIT The Saintly City and Salatly City Folks— Neway Items of Social, Religious and General Matters Among the People, Bolled Down. NEW GROCERY STORE, COR. KENT AND UNIVERSITY AVE. CHARLES F. COLEMAN, PROPRIETOR. One or two gentlemen roomers wanted. Apply at 25 St. Anthony avenue, or at THE APPEAL office. Remember the Men's Sunday Club, at St. James's church to-morrow afternoon at 4 P. M. An excellent program. The Elk Express Co. now has a large, commodious house house, where furniture or other household goods may be stored at reasonable rates. Have you seen that elegant new moving van of the Elk Express Co? Well, it's a corker. Don't forget them when you need any expressing done. The most popular place for people who take their meals down town is John Godfrey's, No. 552 Wabasha street. Everything neat, clean and well cooked. Is your hair straight? If not, send 50 cents to Ozonized Ox Marrow Co., 76 Wabash avenue, Chicago, Ill., for a bottle of Ozonized Ox Marrow and you can easily straighten it. Pilgrim Baptist, Cedar St. and Summit Ave.—Services 10:45 a. m.; 8 p. m. Rev. W. D. Carter, pastor. Morning: "Rich Gifts." Evening: "The Parable of the Mustard Seed." St. James A. M. E. Church, Fuller and Jay streets.—Rev. J. C. Anderson, pastor. Morning theme, "Preparing the Way of the Lord." Evening theme, "The Temptations of Woman." There was a very pleasant social at Mrs. Harry Shepard's Thursday night by the ladies of the china booth for the St. James Fair. A large crowd was attendance and all had a good time. Anyone who can give any information regarding the whereabouts of Mr. James Shepard will be asked to work at the Ryan Hotel, will confer a favor by sending the same to THE APPEAL office at once. If you wish a good shave, hair cut or shampoo call at Richard Cousby's neat shop. No, 37%1/2 Minnesota street. First-class workmen only. Satisfaction guaranteed. Music for all occasions furnished on short notice. When you're out late at night, and you wish a nice bite Of food that will fill you with joys, To a lunch wagon go. And you'll get the best show At Johnson & Williams' "Iroquois." Write to Rilev Allen, St. Anthony Hill station, St. Paul, Minn., state the date of your birth and enclose ten cents, and he will send you a wonderful life reading of character, ability and prospects. The generous advertisers have so enriched upon our space that we have little room for much else. We hope our readers will remember those who remember us and show they wish our patronage by asking for it through our organ. Elk Express, G. D. Carriefest, prop, packing and shipping; hauling of all kinds; coal and wood in large or small quantities. When you wish anything in this line give him a call. Telephone, Main 1920-J 1. Office 63 East Sixth street. Those of our patrons who desire to have matter published must get the same in this office not later than Thursday afternoon, otherwise it may be crowded out. No notice will be taken of any communication that is not signed by the author. DR. J. E. PORTER, physician and "argue, Room 410 Washburn building, Fifth street, opposite House. Office" 10 a.m. to 12 l. p. 3 m. to 4 p. 7 m. to 8 p. Main, 1738-J 1. Residence, 453 Carroll street. Telephone, Dale, 464. Messrs. J. J. Johnson and A. Williams have started a new enterprise in the form of a night lunch wagon, which they have named the "Iroquois." They have a stand on Minnesota street between Sixth and Seventh, and are prepared to serve all comers. Give them a call. the famous chef, John Godrey, has moved his boarding house to No. 552 Wa- College Avenue, where he has all the moud vern conveniences, and is, getter than ever prepares to serve guests. Board and by the time he has sonate nights. Meals, 25 cents. Sunday dinners from 1:00 to 5:00 a special. Ticket to concerts. Four nights and Wednesday mat- inee, commencing to-morrow night. Shipman Bros. present a magnificent production of Mark Twain's "Pudd- head Wilson," with W. L. Gill in the title role, at the Metropolitan. For the latter half of the week "Floridora," the merry musical comedy success from the New York Casino. The reasons why you should buy your coal, wood, flour, feed, hay, etc. from C. W. Stachle, corner Rice, Carroll and Iglehart streets, is you can generally buy it for less money and get full measure, the best of goods, prompt delivery and in large or small chunks, Soft Coal, Coke, Sawed and Sult Wood and Best Hard Coal. Telephone Main 1416. MAN'S ENEMY. The annual engagement at the Grand Opera House of "Man's Enemy," a drama in four acts by Charles H. Longdon and Eric Hudson, introducing Miss Agnes Herndon and a strong company, is the announcement made by the management for the attraction next week. As a rule the proprietors of the play represent it to be all that it really is when making the introduction, and quite frequently the patron is disappointed by the adjectives used, but such is not the case with "Man's Enemy." It is a first-class, thrilling and sensational melodrama—all that is claimed for it and more, too. The play teaches a strong moral, and if always played by as good a company of actors as supports Miss Herndon there will be few empty seats before any stage on which it appears. The story is well developed, and deals with the temptation that beset the wealthy youth of London and the retri- bution that follows the yielding to the same. The production is very elaborate, the scenes are all new, not a bit overdrawn and are the work of an artist of ability. Mr. Andruss, acting as Harry Stanton, the wayward son of Gen. Arthur Stanton, brought him many calls. His struggles to overcome the temptation of strong drink and to free himself from the clutches of the designing Sarah Drake, alias Banks, a pretty woman of the town, and Tom Drake; his duel with Count Lanski, resulting in the death of the latter, and hand-to-hand incidents of the Drake, are all well-done audiences. Mr. Drake that thrill the entire audience. Mr. Drake is a good actor. 'Miss Agnes Herman,' Sarah Drake is perfect natural, and that has been said her ability as an actress is well described. Mr. W. F. YOURSELF AND Are cordially invited to GRA Christmas Eve GIVEN A SHERMAN MUSICAL HALL, 6th Eve of Dec. Under the A THE EXCELSIOR B Under the Di C. MINOR, PROF. O. J. STAKES, Come one and All and Enjoy your ADMISSION Field, Schli Big flannel w Two extraordinary bargains tha in every purse in the city. Consider second and you will not be among th a day late. SELF AND FRIENDS ordinally invited to attend the GRAND as Eve Carnival Ball GIVEN AT THE BAL HALL, 6th & Wabasha Streets, ST. PAUL. Date of Dec. 24, 1901. Under the Auspices of ELSIOR BRASS ORCHESTRA Under the Direction of R. V. RODGERS, Mngr. T. O. J. STAKES, Floor Manager. and Enjoy yourself. Good Order Assured. ADMISSION 35 CENTS. L. Schlick & Co. anel waist bargains by bargains that will set the nerves a-tingle city. Consider the deep price cuts for just one not be among those who will come seeking them Sold up to 3.50 3.00 Sold up to 4.75 YOURSELF AND FRIENDS Are cordially invited to attend the GRAND Come one and All and Enjoy yourself. Good Order Assured. ADMISSION 35 CENTS. Field, Schlick & Co. Big flannel waist bargains Two extraordinary bargains that will set the nerves a-tingle in every purse in the city. Consider the deep price cuts for just one second and you will not be among those who will come seeking them a day late. Two dozen French flannel waists —the odds and ends of last season's styles, some of which may be slightly solled, will go at 75c. Two black marten An opportunity to get a set of that would cost you not less than 18 take advantage of it! But 25 women ber these are the genuine black marten 25 Genuine black marten so whole skins, and each has eight tails. F that are well worth and are regularly so sold at..... 25 genuine black marten muf lected whole skins and are good values erally asked, which is 10.75 or more. at..... YOU NEVER DID ing shown by PARKER back marten bargains to get a set of furs for 12.75 not less than 18.75 anywhere today. Will you But 25 women get this bargain. And remem- mine black martens. back marten scarfs—Extra full, made from as eight tails. Fine cluster scarfs are regularly sold at 7.50 will be 5.75 back marten muffs—These are made from se- are good values at the price gen- 10.75 or more. On sale... EVER DID SEE such NOVEL and USEFUL PRESENTS as are now be- known by MARKER Fifth & Wabasha Two black marten bargains An opportunity to get a set of furs for 12.75 that would cost you not less than 18.75 anywhere today. Will you take advantage of it? But 25 women get this bargain. And remember these are the genuine black martens. 25 Genuine black marten scarfs—Extra full, made from whole skins, and each has eight tails. Fine cluster scarfs that are well worth and are regularly sold at 7.50 will be sold at..... 5.75 25 genuine black marten muffs—These are made from selected whole skins and are good values at the price generally asked, which is 10.75 or more. On sale... 7.00 See our window, "SOENES BEYOAD THE STYX." A good cigar is a smoke" Rudyard Kipling The YELLOW KING 5¢CIGAR is a good cigar. The best that can be said of it falls short of the reality. Smoke the cigar. At all dealers. HART & MURPHY,MAKERS. BANNING ADK CO. --- 75c Sold up to 3.50 THE APPEAL: A NATIONAL AFRO-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER Canfield's Tom Drake is likewise well acted. There is nothing wanting in his part, as he accurately illustrates the actions of a designing sport, who is always on the lookout for big game. Shad Thine, who is killed by Harry Stanton while he is the Russian masseuse, and then reappears in the play as P. C. Smithers, a metropolitan policeman, deserves merit for his work. The humor of the production is nearly all left to Isaac Barnett, the Hebrew who will "never neglect an opportunity." Maurice Linder takes care of this role and never appears without causing a laugh or beaten up, and Every other member of the cast deserving of praise for his or her work, as it appears that so good a company throughout is engaged in the production of any melodrama. All of our 3.50, 3.75, 4.00 and 4.75 French french waistls, nothing reserved, will be sold at 3.00. Think of the assortment it gives. THE MAN IN THE HAT A Bewildering Array of Holiday Furniture Gifts A Bewildering Array of Holiday Furniture Gifts Throngs our large store from the first to the fifth floor. Never before have we been able to so well serve our patrons with all that is best in Holiday Furniture. We can do that with a small price attached to the dollar will go a great ways here. CASH OR CREDIT The AMERICAN Housefurnishing Co. 22 and 24 E. 7th St. Dolls — 500 Dressed; 500 undressed; From 5c to $8. Toy Wash Set, like cut 15c Doll Carriage with parasol, like cut ... $1.19 Go-Carts upward from... 19c All our $1.48 Games, large ones. This week. 98 cents On our special counters—all our 10c, 20c and 25c Games for 5c, 10c, 15c Steel Express Wagon, red box, large size... 98c Doll Trunk, a good one... 23c Shoo-Fly, like cut, 48c Large assortment of Dumbo, from 5c to $2.50. Crokinole Board, like cut, 49 cents Iron Truck Horse, 10c Boys' Blackboard, like cut... 14c Iron Toy Range, like cut... 19c Iron Trains, all sizes, one with engine and two coaches, 19 cents 20 PER CENT OFF On all our Furniture, Crockery, Draperies and Rugs this week, figured from the old plainly marked tags. Terms cash. Quarter-sawed oak, leather or saddle rest Rocker, high-polished, like cut, only $2.65 Child's Bamboo Rocker, like cut ... $48c Ladies' Golden Desk, full size, like cut ... $5.95 Morita Chairs in Oak Frame with loos, reversible cushions, velour covering ... $4.95 Golden Oak or Mahogany Finish Rocker, like cut ... $3.45 Roman Seat, upholstered, like cut ... $1.25 Three-fold Screen, filled ... 85c Oak Rocker, with leather back and seat, very fine ... $5.50 Tabourette in oak, any finish, like cut ... $1.68 Onyx Top Table, 8-inch top, brass frame. $1.69 Music Cabinet, in Mahogany or oak, from $3 to $35 Japanese China Sugar and Creamer, only 19c 200 styles of Couches, all grades, a good one, similar to cut, spring edge, velour covered, good size ... $6.75 ```markdown ``` The AM Great Toy Open Dolla — 500 . Dressed; 500 undressed. From $6 to $8. Toy Wash. Set, like cut 15c Steel Express Wagon red box, large size. Boys' Blackboard, like cut 14c Iron Toy Range, like cut 19 20 PB On all our Furniture, figured from Quarter-sawed oak, leather or saddle seat Rocker, high- ly polished, like cut, only $2.65 Golden Oak or Rocker, like cut Roman Sest, uphol- sated, like cut ... $1.25 Music Cabinet, in Mahogany or oak, from $3 to $35 None Better—Many Worse —Few as Good. Men's Shoes $3.50 That's the whole story in a nutshell. And there's no limit, either in style, size or sort of leather. Every worthy sort finds representation here. Some can and get full money's worth. TREAT BROS 106 E. 4th St. ```markdown ``` ST PAUL'S MAMMOTH PLAZA PAYMENT HOUSE NORTH STAR HOUSE OF FURNISHING CO. 434-436.WABASMA St.-St.Paul THE BIG SCREEN PRODUCTION. MAN'S ENEMY KNOWING A FOURTH YEAR IN ENGLAND AND ROCKERS Forreal, genuine comfort, one has to do a great deal of hunting to find anything more comfortable than one of our luxurious Morris Chairs and Rockers. Another thing about them is that they are mighly Rugs and Draperies. Why we wear a nice Rug or a pair of Portieres make a very appropriate Xmas gift. We've a large canvas leather both and at lowest prices. You can get a very serviceable Rug at upwards from 98c. Leather Goods Leather goods always leather couch Chair or Rocker is therefore a most sensible and appropriate Holiday Gift. The couch in picture is covered with the finest quality Amstri-cak leather and fully guaranteed. $34.85 Only. Dinner Wines. Pontet Claret $1.00 Per quart..... Medoc Claret 75c Per quart..... Chesterfield 50c Per quart..... Good Fair Wine 25c Per quart..... Telephone Main 1401 ST.PAUL 367 ROBERT St. JOHN G ROCHE MINNEAPOLIS 44 3RD ST. S. Burlington Route The best way to reach Eastern and Southern cities is via Chicago or St. Louis via Burlington Route trains. Leaving Minneapolis on the Scenic Express in the morning, there is a 300 mile ride along the Mississippi, reaching Chicago 9:35 p.m. Leaving in the evening on the train to Chicago, reaching Electric lighted train in the world, reaching Chicago 9:25 next morning. ASK YOUR HOME AGENT FOR TICKETS VIA THE BURLINGTDN Great Special Sale of PIANOS Some that have been used. Others only shopworn. ALL UPRIGHTS. 1 Mahogany Ernest Gabler. nearly new.....$225 1 Mahogany Kimball.....$195 1 Chickering.....$195 1 Steinway.....$175 1 Ludwig.....$135 1 J. & C. Fischer.....$120 New Uprights.....$148 This is a good Piano at a cheap price. Call on or Write at Once to S.W. RAUDENBUSH AND COMPANY SIXTH STREET AND MARKET OIR. ST. PAUL, MINN. SMOKE Straiton & Storm Co's NEW FIVE CENT OWL CIGAR! Time Is Money You save time and therefore money by using Twin City Telephones. Our thoroughly modern equipment enables us to give more prompt and satisfactory service than the Twin Cities have here toore enjoyed. RATES: $2.50 per month for residence $4.00 per month for office. TWIN CITY TELEPHONE CO. Phoenix Building. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES Fifty years of success prove these trochies the simplest and best remedy for Cough, Hoarseness, Bronchial and Eung Troubles. in boxes—never sold in bulk. MINNEAPOLIS. ‘DOINGS IW-AND. ABOUT. THY GREAT “FLOUR CITY"). Matters Social, "Retigious and Genera) Which tlave Happened andare to Happen Among the People of the City on the mm . GRAND CONCERT AND RAGLAN EALL ‘The West and Nicollet. Waiters Semi-Wee-Wee Club will give a grand vaudeville entertainment, concert and vaglan ball at Normanix Hall, cornet 3d st. and 12th ave. south,” Minne. apolis, Wednesday evening, | Jan, 1. Grand street parade by Exeststor brast baad. Bifow'e great orchectre wil tar nich tho musie. Miss Annie Bohat nor, Wi Logan, Lon White, Siias Wil son, Miss Rachel Stone and the Ragl: Suaitette will appear in the vaadeville and concert. George Washington Ty: ler. gen. man: Fred Thomas. vic pres; Geo. Hoiburt, cecy.: A. Smith, asst. secy.; W. Lattimore, treas.; Prof, Henry Wilson, prompter -and’ loo} manager; Miles Tyler, catorer. Tick ets, £0 cents. Performance at 8:30 o'clock sharp. Everybody invited ‘Phe next ball of the club will be giver in the same hall St. Valontine’s night Put not thy soul in Satan's hands, in hope to have it back again by Christ ‘Oureed is he who sins in hope,—Clar®. conied by advanced studente ir apPEas a NATIONAL AFRO-AMERYCAN NEWSPAPER, Syrups, Molasses, Jellies and Jams 5 gallon kegs Maple Syrup, per keg......$2.50 4 gallon kegs Crystal drip Syrup.........$1.25 4 gallon kegs No. 1 N. O, Molasses. .....$1.35 1 gallon cans Crystal Drip Syrup... ....-.-35¢ 1 gallon cans No. 1 N. O. Molasses. .......40¢ 1 gallon cans choice Maple Syrup.........65¢ 1 quart bottles pure Maple Syrup. .....2:28¢ 2 Lquart bottles Choice Syrup. ......11 1.286 USD. pails JOUY. ccc cece eect eee cece BSE Sb. pails Jelly . Pha sone oetstwng eld Sb. pails Preserves, very fines.........5.806 Ld, pails Apple Butter... .cccce cece ee BOG 10-1>, pails Pear Butter ......+.0s 000... BOC Nery finest unpared I:vap. Peaches, 5 Ibs. .50¢ Nery finest unpared Bivay. Pears, 5 Ibs... 508 Nery finest unpared Eyap. Apricots, 5 lis. 145 Very finest Evap. Apples, 6 Ibs...0........500 Prunes. sizes, 8), )......10 Ibis... .ss0. 506 Prunes, sizes 10, 110.222..10 1b8.10.0112138e. Prunes, sizes, 80,.10.....040 los...120111 1/800 Prunes, 25b. boxes, viry large, per box. $175 Scediess Raising, d-crown, new, 8 1b. pkgs.28e Extra large California Figs. 9 1b. pkgs... .308 Loose Museate! Raisins, 10 Ibs........4...700 Citron. 3 1bS eee cesses eeescccese eee 6408 Cake Curants, 9 Tib. pkgs 12200..00 001 lage CG’ RS. Porto Ricans, 100 in a bOX.....05.ee540+ $2.75, Cu-BeTas. 26 in a DOX. sce ieee seen 8B Quaker Maid, 59 ina box. veces cce ess $1.80 ‘Wild: Rose, 60 ina box.................. Se Finest Csliforn's Peaches. heavy syrup, Bb, cans, Wer MOEN. we cece vere eee $1.90 Choice California Peacnes. heavy sonia, BD, eins, per dozeH. ce eecceeee sens Q1E5 Good ‘Pabie’ Peaches, per dozen. 22.01.01 $t40 “Calfiornia, beg Plums, heavy: syrup! doz.8108 Californie: Green Sages, hecvy syrup. doz. $1.65 Good Pears, 31. cans, per dozen. es... B25 Preserved Strawheries, 2b, cans.very finc§1.65 Progorved Blackberries, 21). cans, Very Ane, per MOON «sa eceesevnevescses S180 Siiced Pineapples, 2b. cans, very fae, doz$1.70 Grsted Pincayples.2-tb, cans.very fine, doz 61.90 Very Pine Com, 249. cans, per doz... +. 85 Pelepiione Poas, per doze... sss cecc $108 Good Peas, 2b. Can, per daze. seco 0e78S Vine Golien Wax Beans, 2ib, cans, doz. .$1.05 Good String Beans, 21h "cans, per doz.....75e Squash, BD. cans, per doz. cece eeees sss 98e Pampkins, per doz.....0. 00 LIII Lage matra,Cold Packed Tomatoes, per doz....$1.20 Alaska Salmon, ved, per doz.........0. 1.8135 Mallard Brand ‘Colvoibia River “Sainion, Fed. extra Sine, per GOZ0R... eee eee v ne $1.50 Mallard Brand Steak Salmon, ved, per do2.$1.75 Mustard Sardines, large boxes, per doz. .-.80e Good American Sardines. per doz....... 1.7500 Estra fancy Tmmported Sardines, per doz..$1.75 Good Imported Sardines, per dozen... ..$135 Best Imported Mushrooms, per dozen. ..92.60 Best Imported French Peas, per dozen... $160 Best 1b. can Lobsters, ner dozen... 1.§3.50 Gallon Apples. per dozen......-. 000101119855 Gallon Tomatoes, per dozen. .21121121111§3125 No less than half dozen cans of a kind Sold, ther goods not quoted equally as cheap as above ‘prices. A charge of xo cents will be made for any delivery in the city. ders packed and delivered to Express or Freight Depots free of charge. Mail orders must be accomp anied by check, ex money order. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE G15, 617, 619, 621, 623, 625, 627, 629 Nicollet Avenue, . 7 HiNNEAPOLIS ————_ ji... Come right | 4 i | along. We are oe ay eee] | ready--as never i: ie ao a all a alis' before. Stocks I! larger, assort= ments greater, novelties more numerous. You will ‘be proud of your henchmen this year. Your friends, little and big, will surely go into raptures over the marvelously b2autiful display. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY AND RIGHT, Se a 2 = Evans, Munzer, Pickering & Co. EVERY a Nal ee With a fartly to buy Shoes for should trade here. Every advantage is of- fered as regards siyle and low price, EVERY CHILD NEEDS SHOES, Misses' Tan Shoes, fp all the new gangs lor $1.25, $1.35 and Chilren’s Tn Shoes, new leathers B.stabtastaa™ For the new spring styles, SEE OUR WINDOWS. aa ae 129-13 aa | Pree essay Ne Ne et “es a z 23 SIXTH STREET SOUTH, MINNEAPC ARARARARA AAA RIGA RADARS ARRAS WE-ARE THE FIRST AND ONLY FIRM IN THIS COUN- TRY THAT SELLS GOODS DIRECT TO CONSUMERS AT dn MISCELLANEOUS. TEAS. A corm Stareh, 7 pnckages..) ,...ssss.+ss.88e | . We handle oily the choicest pletings, direct Baking Soda, 7 packages , .............-202 from the finest gardens. Many who could not Tapioca, 10 pounds ..... 20... cece ee ABE afford the best quality can now do so, Choice Carolina Rice. 3 younde. 2.22121 ligos | Finest sun dried— 3 pound packages imported Macaroni......22¢ 2p Ibs..........$1.00 | 14% Ihs...........506 Shred Cocanut, 3 pounds..................40¢ ] Finest Garden’ Flower Flormosa Oolong— sj 1 quart bosti+ tmported Olive Oil.........-€52 244 Ws..........$1.00 | 1% Ibs..........,506 { i quart bottle Queen Olives.....0.....1.1.35e | Finest English Breaktast— Cherry Stuffed Olives, pints. 00 li 26e 2M ths... SOD 1H TbB BOE A Vint bottle Catsup, 3 vottles..11101.01111125e | 2 Ibs. Fancy Pekoe Ceylon. .$1.00 | 1 Ib... 50¢ B Gunve hetlhe CH Ghat ee et Leaee | detun ches Barket Fired’ Osten “or DSi WONle WorMen Canis SAGE ae | mngllsN Breads fost see” pao 6 pkgs Yeast Poam.......ccceeeceee 120 Call for samples. + | 2 fount sire ream Candy Sista 386 MEATS AND FISH, fH Saktetie, 36 bows, Bi yes Doacceslc tc i8be gf Sir Cured Hams vescseeeesess ees toe Suche hoaeat ea eat gan AMNICE gg PF Armonrs Gold wad Bacon ib..00000000 496 palit bosea, per Mos. $1.59.t0..-2---- 8185 F Baney Shoulders, Iby.rvereseseeseccesccsTVG6 Hand plekod Navy Means, peck...........88¢ | Paney Dried Best, foe cece ae by Uaker's Chocolate, seseeeesecBBS [Toth pall deattee tes toll cece eee aoe B Poker Corot Warreerserrecneenseensees808 | Poet clear beaks Wess coco cc aes ere ones Cod, 3 tabs hgSo 002000000 e | SOAP--Fairbanks’ Plymouth Rock. | ath, Sire Beal's cana ae Se a TEN daiss 24b. cans Roast Reef, 3 éans..............608 BG) MIE sessresteoncsteerercceeesseeuet@L8 | Uy oun Linch Wongue, § eaae: soccer eee B) Santa Claus Soa, per bos Til bars. 8850 | LAY. cans Plum Padding, 3 eans.010000.00 306 H Santa Claus Soap, per bex 59 bars... 12.81.75 e'lb.-cans Veal Loaf, € cans. -.....++0+++-85¢ 3 c Yelb, cans Ckieken Loaf, 6 cans..2127111 800 BUTTER. * | %elb- cans Devicd Ham and Tongue, Raney CHUNNEY:, SIN Mie ccccveceneee BIS || URE deetarte Pen cs neces BD Choice Gretusy cay, meaccrsecsse RMS | aida mating’ ibn ages co ae B| Good Cooking Biter. Sab, Joieesss 00 sabe a 10, 20, 2 ee 60-1b, tubs, same 2s above prices, CRACKER LIST. H] suey’ Full Cream Cheese, 2 Ibs..s-ss----256 | “Soitas 48¢to 20 ibe. nor'h Rj Gouit Cream Cheesy, 2 Ibs..........--++4++206 | Frosted Creams, 12 to 18 lb. boxes. ..-8/g0 Ib BH New Edam Cheese, each. IIIT ase | Oysters, 19" te 33 Tye, per bee eae CORFEES, Ginger Snaps, 17 Wx. yer box soso te Ip | Our Mocha and Java brands famous through- | Elted Vienna, 18 aad 19 1. boxes....8¥ac Ib A Our Morhnand Java rae, 16,1 th basen essen de I Cees 910) LER IB. Rabe Oc F Oat Meal, 15 Ibs,, per bons...tsccsusses Be Ib Hur No. 2 Btent— 1 too | 2 2b. muckago A Be Sova 0202000. %ae be bought at retail for less than 20c to 25¢ Ib. Birstcgon Saratoga Flakes... 22:42. 386 Ey bought at etal for less than 20e fo 286 Ib. | § Cartoon, Fanst Oyster crackers: 0.2. see H| We Wil send Free a generous sample of our | Uuceda Biscuit, per dozen packages. +2... 765 Tea or-Coffee to any one who wil Task for te . Bazi cee ams, eee la FLOUR , Suntight Patent, made trom the finest Min | Pure Spices and Extracis. nesota wheat: and guaranteed as good as any a 14 oz. cans Black Pepper...............4..18¢ | on the market. }g 14 oz cans Cinnamon............0-1004--226 MB-pound bass 6. cece creer eee renee F180 34 on! cans Gingerss S000 Re | abound bags soe 14 oz, cans Allspice.........ccceeeeeee ee 20C Best Rye- Flour, 25 pounds......:........40¢ oD idce: Gann Gloves sesame ee | age Gam steal fe pee ee ae pj it oz. cans Mustard.............42.4..4.-206 | Best Graham Flour, 25 pounds............45¢ Bis oa: cans Grout Garters coo -880 | Beck New Buctowheat Flour 16 pougda. 2305 lt oz. cans Nutmeg.........0.1.111s05...88¢ | Best Whole Wheat Flour, 25 pounds......¢5¢ BD i ieund'enn bHeee Wauiag Sovase <1 280 | Best walled Ones U0 pomnae, ema eee Dr Sound: cae Reece ee ae omtet eee Be | eed Whaat i Meee ee ee BD ilo can Gites: Pras Buise Sumae TIES | Gale Bese le/dounieess co Sol Naee BD i ik. can Ginters ride Doty Eoeaer Ge | Bean marley 40 poundages cee ase MD idee eatoroucar uakmeeaee essa cs | Eeranne Wiss, memuae Miter BER tran of Rawdon ig wares Yokos, 2 packages losses 2000 ase H % pint bottle Vanilla.....................25¢ Quaker Oats, 3 21b. packages............27¢ ej % pint bottle Lemon. .....s0ssscsse0cs1l20e q EGGs. A * SUGAR. d-dozen boxes, strictly fresh.............80¢ {Best Granulated, 100 pound bags........$5.10 | 4ozen Goo Western, cent 222717828 i ——— 4 §§—«s All other goods not quoted equally as cheap as above ‘prices. A chatee of ro cente att | ee PRIVATE * i “ “ator Gleam, SMITH Oat ee a weeaae aa ce CIGAR wuts & stock, Ag 7a MAKERS, eee aah | af aR ini: 7 is omy ae o — TT | Known the World Over. DRIED FRUITS. CIG/.RS. CANNED GOODS. . ristmas beat Utility ° Gifts sad Si and Style All unite to make “Original Al- brecht” "Furs the ideal Chrlstimas ‘Te= membrarices, We mike a few sug gestions. “Ot.ers. will doubtless ocedr to" you ivhen ‘you ‘reeail the faet that anything ‘and’ everything in furs ts forbe “ouid here inn perfection of Style’ and quality” of wortmanship: not fo. be approached tn garments! hrs Healy, town together to makes Fob Mot” to he Soldat ‘a "price.* Quatityin_ the Hong run pass, hs the Ruccess Gf “thin "store demonstrates, We offer gualiles that silt stand the most careful scrutiny of the most ge Gomplished car. juege dn the” world, Wer orter nese “qualiues ‘at prices Which "do not iy “hny way. do justice ortho ‘woody. out most’ eared tie HSE AMES tne of enacen's white Bir sets For |S tadies’ Cluster Searf, Misses’ Chistcr Scart, choles and large “Yor sh—tadles’ Mutts in scores of aifterent stsies Tor goGennine Rise Martian Searte for Jidies® and "mens Fur Baumtlets or. W—Misses’ and ladies’ Seart and Muli sets. Good” Rustin black Biatten "ttorm ‘collars, sable possum sree geehice genuine Alaska Caps For W.eGood Astrakhan Jackets, Bleciric Seal Jackets. Bor SoA These or desirable tur garments for ladies and ‘gentlemen, For s100-cA choice ling of tur-Hined Coats ‘for’ mens Ege une, Otter sackets, fine ‘For g150“un,-‘the celebrated “Orig- tnal albrecht Beh Guontents, whose ‘Come invana see wie Wotlday dlsptay. | Youre sure to. ker something you ‘want or scimethinge TIE or SHE wan | E. ALBRECHT & SON. “THE ORIGINAL ALBRRGHT." 20 East Seventh Street ST. PAUL. oS eae ERG ae House of “Albrecht,” founded 135. W. Ht, MORRIS Attorney at Kaw 817 Guaranty iis ta Minneapotir ‘The Monarch of Them All, <5 re cares THE DUNLAP HAT. R.A. LAHPHER & 80, ecex TELOAGO. THE “WORLD'SIFAIR CITY" VIEW- ED BY THE APPEAL MAN. Glorious Union. Miss Daisy Claig, Dearborn and Thirty-eighth streets, is now sick at Provident hospital. It is rumored that the Young Ladies’ Culture Club will give another one of their grand parties in January. Miss Lovie Barker, after spending a delightful summer with friends in Cairo, IIL, has returned to the city. Hon. Cyrus Field Adams, Assistant Register of the Treasury, is quite sick at his Washington residence. Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Taylor, 2918 Dearborn street, "entertained a few friends at whist last Tuesday evening. THE APPEAL 1s without question the best advertising medium through Which to reach the Afro-Americans of ‘Shicago, Genial Arthur Wells, overfowing with a new lot of stories has just re- turned from New York and is mixing with the boys. Mr. Frank MeClenden of Helena, Ark. Is at, Provident Hospital. He canle here to undergo an operation for partial paralysis. = Mr. Daniel M. Jackson, the State Street undertaker, spent several days last week with friends hunting im the southern part of the state. Subscribers for THE APPEAL who wish ,to discontinue the paper must send written notice to the ottlce, prop- erly dated and efgned. | MreJames H. Porter, of the Old ‘Folks’ Home, is doing ail in his power to'make the coming county fair for the benefit of the Home a great success, James A. Scott, attorney-at-law, can se found at THE APPEAL office’ dur- Ing business hours. Frompt_ attention siven all legal business entrusted: to The Dan Johnson-Rob Taylor “dog” case was continued from Tuestay un- til next Monday. Look out then for the battle royal’ between the legal siants. Dane Rumor has it that R.A, J. Shaw, of the city water department, will Soon become a benedict. Who the fortunate young lady is deponent saith not, THE APPEAL has fixed advertising rates, and will not cut them in order to secure advertising. However, if You want (o reach the people, adver- tise in THE APPEAL. Do you want to preach? Learn at home. Send two-cent stamp to Prof. R. B. Hewitt tor eatalogue of Corre: spondence Bible School, 2908 Maga- tine street, New Orleans. La. Miss M. Grainger, 2940 Dearborn street, has opened a news and station-| ery store at the above number, ‘THE APPEAL can be found on sale each ‘week at Miss Grainger's place, __,Wine rooms, run in connection with saloons, are to be a thing of the past in Chieago. ‘They have been abolishe:t by the city couneil in deference to the demand of the better class of citizens. Mr. Noah Thompson is again at his desk in the U. S. express ouice, after m absence of several weeks, caused by his trip to Baltimore and his sub- sequent marriage. He now appears perfectly happy. = ait Charles Caldwet!_ of evar Point, Miss. is visiting friends~ in Chicago and is stopping at the Key stone, Mr. Caldwell is the son of the late Senator Caldwell of that state, Who lost his tife several years ago in 2 rot near Clinton, Mr. N. A. Harbin of Englewood, a clerk’ in’ the assessor's office, 1s able to be up and about again, after an absence of several weeks from his Dost of duty caused by sickness. Mr. Harbin is prominently mentioned aa the Afro-American candwate | for ¢ounty commissioner on the Rept- jlican ticket next year. Mr. J.B. Bish, tue assistant chiet smoke inspector for Chicago. Is Kept constantly busy locating violators of the city’s smoke ordinance. His sue: cess along this line has cauised him to be regarded by the department as a most efficient officer, always ready to discharge his “duty.” “Mr Bish Is ‘a credit to the race. The concert given at First Regi- Tent Armory Monday night by the Eighth Regiment band was a grand ‘Success, Prof. Armant deserves great éredit for getting together such a fine body of musicians. ‘The grand mareh, led by Prof. Hall and Miss Lovie Bar kker, contained at least 500° couples, There were many prominent society people present The Olivet Baptist church, sinder the leadership of the “Rev.” J. ‘Thomas, will, on the Ist day of Janu. ary next, be entirely free of debt. ‘The hecessaly amount of money—$8,000— has been raised by the” members, which gu@intees the $15,000 prom. ised by a white friend of the church, Great credit is due the Rev. Thomas and his faithful members for thelr splendid work. : Last Sunday afternoon a meeting was held in the Institutional chureh te prepare a reception to James Parker, the Afro-American who struck down the assassin of the late President Mer Kinley, who is soon to visit this city, The reception committee is as follows: B. H. Wright, chairman; J. R. Marsh: all, John C,'Buckner, S. B. Turners, Mrs. F, L. Barnett, B! F: Moseley, i, E, Wilson, Mrs, Ida Clark, Mrs. Agnes Moody. ‘hye meniacei ence ii aw ee ak , 12e annual election of officers of the Appomattox Club was held at the club rooms last Saturday evening. The fcllowing named gentiemen were elect. ed for the ensuing year: E. He Wright, president; A. C, Harris, first vice president; Dr. E, S. Miller, sec- ond vice president; "A. H. Garrett, treasurer; R. R. Jackson, secretary: W. M. Porter, corresponding secretary: Girectors, Dr. A. A. Wesley. John R Marshall, M. C. Cowan, George Towa. send, J. G. Lucas, Dr. G. C, Hall and L. B. Anderson. MOSLEY ENONERATED, Attorney B. F. Moseley, Republican candidate for surveyor in the town of Lake in the last election, was ox- onerated of a conspiracy charge by Justice Duggan in tha Englewood po- lice court "yesterday. Moseley had been arrested in connection with a horse trade, in which A. D. Good. pasteur, R.A. Luther, J. Cave and Jacob Talmage were involved. SULIETY WRELTUR:. ee |, ,6T. PAUL, f AFA G iBigaae> +0 FASS 1 a al eS |S Rey te Sill ii] Asap" ee a re TAS ae tie oO) Te ee os? WORSHIPFUL GRAND Lopaxr Soph MINNESOPA, A.F. AND AM. Soux N. Neat, Grand Master, 22 Bosion bik, Minneapolis, Mine, ‘WaT Monmis, Grand Seeresery tir Gunranty Blos., MinuecDelle, Mon PIONEER LODGE NO. 4. A, F. AND 8. May invets Hist and thied Sioadars of cack Indath at Maroufe Tally No, S10 Wabasha Meet, at 8:00 Pe Mee id. Ci, Johavom, W. MiEW."a. Hiyaid, See 124 “uwater St PERFECT ASHLAR LODGE XO. 40, pit Ac Mow meets Second and’ fotets Puckdays at Rasowie Halls No, 0 Wabe Si Ste at 8:00 PM BR! Dovant, We St Sita Suerseood. See., 473 Martin Se von eer LU 1 tomah Wenalee in canis Chante Oe and ‘fourth Wediesday in ene month fre Inisinens and the clued Wednesday for ty Mrvetion “at Oda" Wehiows Halls 354 8 Seventh St, Yai Do Turner, NuG.2 tb Hickman, B.S, 422 St Anthony Ave. HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH, No, 353, G. oor. Ee nivel test and, thied Mona I each’ month ‘for tnsiness:. second Alos day’ for tustruetion, at Odd Fellows? Hall SB 2 seventh Se" See Muiian Aarne MeN Gs Mts faa Af, Jounson, Wei No, Bin ice streets St. JAMES A.M. £. CHURCH, coz, Fuller ‘and day ‘streets. “Sunday sereises 11:00"a. me 0 pen, Wednenday peages eth, Rio.) "aston visit tal Sloe das: and Tuosdiss at home: Weihesday am Thesdae, “Weddings, timerats. amd te ik attended on wotive, Mew. J. Co Ave Sone Pastors asih Loute’ St. PILGIUM BAPTIST CHURCH. Ces yatta Ceaat= Stmiday Serviees: Prout Ing lat dt Gh in ganda pny Suaday Scliool at 48:0° o'clock. Wednesday ‘evea Tug general prayer mectinz. kridae Gren tng Study Sanday. shoot Heeson, Pancras nid Weddings promply attended. “Kes W Decanter, Pastor, 259 Tltelt St, ST. 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