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WEEKS RECORD IN MINNESO TA'S CAPITAL, The Saintly City and Saintly City Folks— Newsy Lema of Soeist, Religious and General Matters Among the People, Roiled Down. Mrs. J. E. Johnson is quite ill. Toberson's Grocery Uor., Sibley and Bpruce. Telephone 539. Mr. Eddie Henry in suffering from a eevere attack of erysipsias. A large unfurnished room and alcove for rent, 574 Fuller street. You will make no mistake if you go to Betal de Mink for your meals. Four rooms for rent at low ras Mr. M. Palmers 378 Cedar street. Mr. Mary J. Leavitt noa moved from 12u street to.651 Mississippi street. Goldmuss Pil grim Baptist church tomorrow night Mr. John Jennings en route Chicago from the West was in the city Thursday, “Col.” S. E. Hardy formerly cief at the workhouse has resigned his position, Miss Nora Poindexter, of Milwaukee, to visiting friends in Minneapolis, this week. Mr. Mre. Charles Allen left this week for a trip to Seattle, Tacoma and other waste era cities, Mre. Laura Pinkney, of Chicago, in the guest of Mrs. J. W. Hackoray, 202 Sherburne avenue. Miss Fannie and Master Robbie Howard accompanied their father Mr. RB. C. Howard on a trip to Seattle, Mr. James Banister who has been confined to the house for several days with the rneumatiem is improving. Mr. Harry Robinson left this week to take a position at the Mammoth Hotel ‘Yellowstone Park for the balance of the season, ‘The Glorious 4th of July which occurs on Sunday will not be celebrated until Monday according to the proclamation by Mayor Doran, Tickets for the Testimonial to Prof. J. W. Luce are going fast. They are only 35 canto, and every purchaser of a ticket ban a chance to get a bicycle, Mr. J. M. Benjamin formerly a mem ber of Chemical Engine Co. No. 4, but who then been living in New York is in the city visiting old time friends. The most popular hall in town is the Union Maconic Hall which may be rent ed at low rates upon application to J. Q A. Wilson Car, 5th and Jackson streets Don't forget the Lucan Testimonial at Maconie hall, Thursday July 8 Tickete 36 cents, and every bolher of a ticket has a chance to get a Crawford bicyele. Don't forget that the Hotel de Mink, erner 4th and At, Petarats, ia tie beat in town for fist clans board and dodging. Try the Sundar dinners and be beppy. Only 25 cans. Mies Emma Porter has opened a Nudie for masic, painting and fancy work at her residence No 463 Robert 8t. and is prepared to take a number of pupila. Terms reasonabl eind Meyera is agent for Barnard Complexion Cream, which is guaranteed to ramoue freckies, moles, patches and cure pimples and blotches. For further Bformation call at 462 Cedar Street, The services of Mrs. M. Holt have been recured as collector for TaxArimat ndehe will call upon delinquent sub scribers, and it is hoped they will be Prepared to take payments when he calls. Mr. Richard Coueby tae purchased the barber shop formerly conducted by Mr. Link Overalls on Minnegota atrnet bet ween Fifth and Sixth Streets and will be Pleased to have both ald api naw euarommera call, Ure “Cream of Oil , for the hair and ecalp. It promotes the growth and keeps the scalping healthy condition. ‘Try it, 50 cents per battle, Call on oF addrees, Mrs. H A, Kirtley 955 Wood Iuidge Ave. St Paul, Minn. Go to the testimonial to Prof. J. W. Luca at Masonic ball Thursday July . You will hear Migs Millie Pottegeia and Mr. John Gehaneing also an admir able program:all for 35 cents and the same time get a chance on a Crawford bicycle. Charles R. Zichau, the youngest who recently pleaded guilty ,a robbing the German Americin bank of $13,600 and was sentenced to eight years in the ‘etate prison at Stillwater, was taken to the prison yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Wagener. The Young Men’a Social Club, #A Jackson street is booming and the roove are crowded with members all the time. Mesers, W. T. Johnson, Archie, Scott, and Jerry Allen may be found there st = Umen to attend to the wame of all comers. It is a very piqueant place for the young men and the older ones up, fer that matter te spend thet knewe beers. Nr Jeee F Bolling left th's morning in a trip sereen the Continent, Ae sordheebie Denver, Col. Lut inten Voenend tour or Ove mourha in the tephy Mountains, Tobie (rlently who he did not gee percorally he wishes Nicegh Tae Arexat to cry: “Aure ‘Yot, but not good-bye.” Mr. J. H. Griswold accompanied by Master Lighfoot Weat left this week for Nuebvills, Tenn, Mr. Griswold koce toeve the Exposition and also to ‘visit her mother, Mrs. Neilie Seay, She will be pone several weeks, Master Lightfoot Weet is returning to bis home and intends to shortly enter Central Lebiywes ‘ollege to complete a course. On Tuteday Mr. A. W. Bragg wae by Jaden Willis granted a divorce from Garsh rege on the grounde of deser tion. They were married in Philadel phia in 1473 and she dearted him for a younger mn in Chicago in 1994, At torney McGhee had shatey of the case, ‘The friends of the Misses Ferr will be Pleased to learn that these accomplished ladies have again been effected as teachers in the public schools. Miss Minnie T. Farree teacher of the Eighth, or highest grade, in the Lincoln ‘school, was Migs Bessie as teacher of ‘yha second grade in the Cleveland school. The jury in the cage of Rifua Carroll and Charles Wilson Indicted for an al leged attempt to raps on a May Flynn « white girl on Thureday night brought in a verdict of guilty. James Taylor in dicted at the same time and for the narce offence demander seperated trial and his case will be heard in a few days, Wilson and Carroll were sentenc ed to Stillwater penitentary for three years, ‘There are very few places of amuse ment and recreation for the young men in our city but one of the most popular in the Columbia Club No. 382 Robert street. Here may be found at all times Messra Burnett and Thompson, the munsgere, who know just how to cater to the wante r of their guests. Her, too, may one meet the young men of the city who know how to give visitors a good time. Call, visitors are Alwaya welcome. The United States Civil service com mission has ordered that an examina tion be held by its local board in this city on Saturday, Aug. 3, commencing at o'clock a mi, for the grades of clark and carrier in the post office service. Only citizens of the United States can be examined. The age limitations for this examination are as followa: Clerk applican’a, over eighteen; carrier appli cante, over twenty one and unider forty. No application will be accepted for this examination unless filed on the proper blank, before the hour of closing Knai nese on Friday, July 22. Lookout for the Mysterious Tadiea Concert to be given at Pilgrim Baptist Church for the benefit of the church under the management of Mises Emma Dodd and Hattie Hobbs. Admission 10 cents. This will ban regular Adsmlesa Eden affair in which none of the sterner 80x Wilteke an active part. The per formers will not be known except by numbers. In fact there is an air of mivately surrounding the whole affair which can only be panitrated by attend ing. A good time is promised to all who attend, ‘The choir ot St. Peter Glavera church and a few of their friends anticipate having a glorious time on the Stb of July They will be etertained by J. B. and Mrs. Talbert at St. Paul Park. The party will leave the Union depot Sun day evening, July 4th, at 1115 pps, arriving at the park at 12p.m. A unique midnight lunch will be served after which the party will proceed to the Boxwell Hons where they will trip the light fantaetic toe, until the early hours of morn. Breakfast will be served AUS 9. m. after which the merry party will start on a fishing expedition for the day down the Mississippi river. The party will be chaperoned by Lawyer F. L. McGhee and Mrs. Juliue Pitta. In New quarters, The Twin City Club, and Employment Bureau is now conveniently located at 126 Hennepin avenue in the Peace Opera House block. The club bas an _elegant suite of roome including @ large billiard room and reading room. The appointments are in good taste and everything is comfortable and attractive. The officers of the club are: E. Tracy- dale, president; J. E. Stewart, Secretary; Henry Mosley, Manager; Late Bonner, assistant manager, No better place ‘for gindamen to epend their leisure ‘hours can be found in the ‘Flour City’ and all are invited to visit the club roome when in the city. A Gea 186 DINNER 100. square stantial Dinner for can Canta. The ‘Young Man's Social Club ban made os new departure. The managers li jen furnishing amusement for the men who visit the clob, they now propose to furnish something more sub stantial and form sum within the reach of all. You can’t say how they can do it but they do give a fine dinner for ten cents. The culinary departments under the management of well known and capabil chef. AGENTS WANTED, J. H. Dillingson Co.,.have secured the services of Mr. E. W.Craucumith act on wood, “A penny saved in a peony meade” ‘donisher know! Office ~ 366 Minnesota Street. For the hair and a calp it has no equal. It in a purely vegetable compound and in just what you need. It will do just what it claimed for it. Ladies may have their hakedampoced and treated at their homes on short notice and very cheap. This “cream’ has been made and fed for ‘eight years and it'works like magic. Price per bottle 50 cent. Hair treated by the mouth and cream furnished for $1.00. Call on or addr ers. H. TATLEY, 955 Woodbridge St. Paul Minn, ee WIBCONSIN LANDS They are Described to the Omabi Folder. Latea. A handsome way page folder loan ed to the Opeths' ‘a par Wisconsin, descripts farming opportunitiess apy,ts elegantly ilustrated, includes a large map of the state of Wisconsin, 18 by 24 inches in size, and altogether is a splendid bit of railroad literature. If you are interested write for a folder to Land Commissioner, Gro. W. Burs. Hadaon. Wis EXCURION RATES TO MILWAUKEE, Buy Your Tickets Via The North Western Lins. Which is the only road that can offer you absolute comfort and the best of service. The National Educational association will hold its annual meeting at Milwaukee, Wis, July 6, and ¢ from Minnepotia or St. Paul is $12.20 for the round trip, including N. R.A. mem bership fee. Tickets on sale July 3,4 and 5. Ticket offices: 13 Nicollet House block, Minneapolis; 395 Robert Street, corner Sixth (opposite Hotel Ryan), St. Paul. The Pilgrim Baptisl Church and Sun day School have the big grounds at Chicago Lake, Russell Beach, on the Witt Howell Beacon street—My cousin from Counstticut Mra Beaconstreet—Why do you say so? * Howell Beaconstreet—Last night he sad to me, “You dom r hare, Deane! Why, nother, the Szeuminosm is the study of a lifetime“Trath, ” ‘a*stranj
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The Appeal
Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
Sat, Jul 03, 1897
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