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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
1t is fad to use only one perfume.
Luxurious petticoats are on the in

1t is fad to use only one perfume.
| Luxurious petticoats are on the in.
crease. TIT. t..a'
Some ofthe new dresses are festooned
very prettily about the hem.
Black orsets with pink or gray points,
have come greatly into favor. It'll:
Pocketbooks are small and nearly
square, and are made to hold ca rds.
A German bride is expected to furnish
her future home, and she takes great
pride in doing it.
Brooches. finger rings and hair orna-
ments are the most fashionable Christ
mas gifts in jewelry.
She who would be truly. happy must
be deeply interested in some occupation.
Choose your hobby as boy does his
profession or trade.
The woman who takes ~hab,tual tepi]
baths before retiring. and consumes one
pound of fruit per day. will not only be
well but tbeautiful--for health and beau
ty are Synonymous.
" Atasteful drapery for square waste
paper bask etsconsists of festoons of siIk
or satin, peacock blue is good choice,
alternating with two deep chrocheted
points OF bieee color, or pale blue ma
crane cord in wheels. or any other pref
y designs and finished with heavy tas-
sells OF the cord. Rose:tes and cords,
both crocheted, finish the top and sides,
and ponpons Of gathered plush may also
be introduced if desired.
Rose paste" for favoring cakes is.
something new, and is said to be, super
ior to the ordinary extracts. It is made
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
THE APPEAL: ANATIoNAI, AFRo-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
POPULAR PREACHERS.
The Appeals Scheme to Decide Who
the Popular Preachers are.


TIE APPEAL has heard so much said
about the popularity of this preacher or
that preacher, that it has determined to
have the people decide the question.
And, in order to bring out full ex-
preston it has decided to offer list of
prizes to be awarded to the ten most
popular preachers in Illinois, Missouri,
Kentucky and Minnesota. SO
The contest is confined to the four
states in which The APPEAL has Offices
of publication. E>
The prizes will be awarded according
to the number of votes cast for each con.
testant. ,-4sr ~
LIST, Prize. Broadcloth Suit, satin.
t@ lined, to order, g. '.#j $1,000
End, Prize, Gold-headed Cane, $500
3rd, Prize, life.size crayon portrait, Ii O(
4th, Prize, Silk Hat, aa.as. soc
9Th, Prize, THE APPEAL for 2 years, 4O(
9th, Prize, THE APPEAL for / year, zoe
9TH, Prize, The APPEAL for year, zoo
9Th, Prize, The APPEAL for year, zoe
9th, Prize, The APPEAL for l year, 2OC
10th Prize, The APPEAL for year, 200
TIE APPEAL can not in common fair.
ness, advocate the merits of this or that
preacher. Two things are of the first
Importance in order to hope for success
The first is to make selection of q
preacher who is possessed of qualities
essential to popularity. Having selected
candidate the second step is to work
for his success. Let one secure all the
ballots possible and at the same time stil
up interest and activity in others. De.
lay in securing ballots are as dangerous
as delays in other matters. It would
worry one much to learn that his or bel
candidate might have been elected by
slight extra effort. A few votes may
be the difference between the winners
and losers. Hence the Importance oil
early and persistent activity in securing
ballots. The plan of determining who
the most popular minister is, is given ir
order that all may thoroughly under
stand.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13

Last week two hundred white men in
Annapolis, Nd, started to the Jail to
lynch Colored man, charged with out
rage upon white girl. On reaching
the house the, would be, lynchers found
it guarded by six hundred Colored men
armed with pistols, guns clubs and
whatever else could be used as a wea-
pom. The lynching was postponed.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13

Senator Barbour, of Virginia, says: 1t
was only by the success of Tammany
that the Legislature of New York was
made Democratic and that Democratic
Senator was secured in that state. Mr.
Cleveland's pronounced opposition to
the silver men and to the whole policy
of the Farmers Alliance would deprive
the Democratic party of the assistance
OF both those powerful organizations il
he was at it's head.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
HOLIDAY RATES.

Wabash and Niagara Falls Short Line. =
For the holidays the Wabash Rail-
road will sell tick cts to all local stations
on the e system, and to Niagara Falls,
Buffalo ff.'l7 and Canadian points, at a fare
and one third for the round trip, on
December q. p, g and January /. The
returning limit, on tickets to Detroit and
all other local stations will be January
B; from buffalo, Niagara Falls and Can
adian points the returning limit will be
January 8.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13

as follows: Chop sweet-scented rose
leaves into smooth mass with white
sugar, and put them in the oven long
en- ugh to heat thoroughly. but not long
enough1to entirely melt the sugar. The
proportions ale one cupful ofrose-l leaves
to three OF sugar. This paste must be
kept in alright ;ars and should stand
six m"nths before being used. A very
small quantity will flavor cake.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
A Map of the United States.

A large handsome Map of the United
States, showing North and South Dako-
ia, mounted suitable for Office or home
use and issued by the Burlington Route,
will be furnished responsible parties
free on application to the undersigned.
PLAYING CARDS.
For y cents in postage, You can OBJ
tain 9 pack of best quality Playing Cards
on application to the undersigned.
.s5. P. s.. EusrIs, q
Gent Pass. Z Tkt. Agt., G.. BID OR. R.
f5 80 Chicago. Ill.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
In Atlanta Ca.

Maude Papa, was Davy Crockett q
Mississippi poIltician7'
Papa-"Of course not, my daughter
Why do you ask" q II * 49, 'fse
Maude- Because whenever l read
about him he was always shooting
coons." Texas siftings.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13

The will of the late Clinton B. Fisk.
sbeqneatbs his entire estate to his wife,
sJanette @. Fisk, with the exception Of
I$25,00O Of the bonds Of the St. Louis 4
San Francisco railroad which are be-.
queathed to the Fisk University at
Nashville, Tenn.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
In Chicago.

.-s...... In Chicago.
Merchant Ito prospective GRAND boy)
DO you live with your father?
Prospective errand boy.-[ live with
nv step-father. '- t.s. II
Merchant.-Oh, your mother has been
married twice! %" 81. g. ~#
Prospective errand boy.-Yes, sir
twice, goin' on three times.-Puck. %. p.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
A Rude Dog

A Rude Dog.
8 don't think that dog Of yours is very
polite, said the tramp.
SWhy7" asked the dogs owner.
:. Because he made me get ID off the
grass. and then took my seat, . answered
the tramp, adjusting his coat tails to
make them cover as much space as pos
sible. Puck. q
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
She had the Wrong Tip

It is told Of q certain young man that
he drove out with his sweetheart, on
Thanksgiving to visit q farmer few miles
out Of town, where, as luck would have
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13

The financial cyclone that so nearly
followed the Democratic cyclone can
hardly be attributed to the Mckinley
hill r.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13

HE APPEAL is tie Do.uesL most pro-
gressive and most enterprisiLg news.
paper Of ita class. tai 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14
ALL IN ONE BATCH.
Justice westfan Has Eight On III,
Hands at once

Justice westfan Has Eight On His
Hands at Once.
No builder has yet built ANYTHING
large witaout building even better than
he knew. A gracious outcome of & Ia
Dor organization was shown in Justice
WestlalPs court yesterday. Tuesday
night company Of eight trsinps Was
caught by officers in a box ca<, ana
were arrested and taken 10 Jail. On ar
ralgnment before Justice Nestfall on
the charge of being disOrderly persons.
under the statute, four OF them pleaded
guilty with the reQues. Of the privilege
10 show some extenuailng clrcumslan-
ccs. They stated that they were cigar
makers, were members Of the cigar-
makers union III good standing and
had become pecuniarlly exhausted from
lack Of work. They were travelling 10
find employment, and were trlmps
only through a fortuitous stress OF cr-
cumstancos.
Such pleas are SO common that HIS
Honor could not be perfectly sure Of
the truth OF these. So George Martin,
the president Of the Cigarmakers'
Union, was sent for, who was asked 10
make an Ctdclal investigation of the
standing of the accused. By docu-
mentary evidence and otherwise. Nj
Martin was able 10 testify that the
stories told by the men were substant.-
ally true. In view of these facts, the
four men were released ON suspended
sentence.
One of the remaining ones Of the
company, named Henry Hammer, WAS
a shoemaker. He had been drunk
when found, and be was fined s. and
one-fOurth the entire costs, amounting
IN all 10 s.. he said that he had Just
the day before got "A job on CSnal-st.
and the court suspended sentence for a
week in order to give HIM an opportunity
to so 10 work to get the money 10 pay
ur.
The others pleaded not guilty and
will be brought 70 trial next Monday
morning. At least one of them has
before been in the same court on the
same charge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

glsdiatorlal coMbats, the ns.roie......
ienple Of ISIS, the feAsl. the fs.g-.-.'s
n2na oi the malgtuae a. tfran ~.
CarisI2as - sae wild beasts al ~ -. -
n@, tl4s Sudden oesoorss II lae s.alesas
tae
APFA1IINe seESE oE pfsrErcr4ox
tie nso rush u escape. ana the 4srr
be soeEe ~ Dery oyerN ueiu uiag. 48,s
great arams occupies = stage over So
Itel long, EMPLOYS over So8 act8rs ans
costs OxeT 500 nightly. IL vii - f.,..
lowed ~ ln6gnlnceat disula1 81 naw
aad novel fireworks, and be accom-.
panied by grand concert OF 1he eAolo-
est Euslc.
The Fruit and Flower Show Nil a.
prodlglOUs. Virginia, Florlda. Gsare3a
AisoAnzs tennessee, Texas. tzhfofals
and Mexico MI contribute 3 grand d,s
play Of tropical and sub tr0pscal fruits
WITH oranges lemons. bananas. ste.
growing upon them. All the Northern
States and Canada Viii oonpete N4fs
their richest fruits and xegetxblrs.
grams and grasses. The hoWsr show
Nil be IA immense masses oI lovely col
oTs and rleh fragrance,
NAKISG EAIR1 PALACE
or the vast man building, with is fine
fountain III the grand central eorridor.
MGen grounds and balidings are
lighted al night 10y electric hghts. they
present striking and won 3erlaly en-
chanting scene from the deck Of Il
steamer on the nFer, a sight 10 be long
remembered Win pleasure. Ia 1889
the number OF visitors at tie Exposl-
ton WAS quarter OF million. TINS
year Il viii probably be very much
greater, as excursions are coming from
ali directions, with visitors from all
parts OF the continent. Do not fail 10
be among them. II yon would spend ten
days OF continual delight mingled with
the highest instruction.
All railroads ia Michigan, ana other
States and Canada, that lead o. Detroit,
Will give reduced passenger rates 10 this
great Exposition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

The new silver act goes :nto operation
next week, It Is great measure, anu it
will add to the strength of the Republi-
can party. Already il has advanced
the price of silver bullion everywhere,
and II Will give stability 10 our monetary
circulation as a whole. Business vii
be quIckened, and general prices toned
up by law that improves so greatly
the quality OF our money. We arc re-
lieved by It from two evils. One was
the evil OF a subtlv approaching golj
value that was depressing prices. The
other was the evil at possible usurpa-
ton by the Bland dollar of the position
that gold has held a. a standard. The
new act ties gold and silver together in
such 4 way az 10 steady the movement
Of both while adding vastly to the bulk
OF the real money standard. Minneapolis
Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14
wHAT VIZ NEED.

What does our country neeas Not armies
standing
Nith sabres cleaning ready for the hghti
Net increasing naries. skillful sad command
ins.
To bouud the waters with an iron might
Not haaghIy men with giutted purses trying
To purchase souls and keep the power Of
place.
Not ieweled dolls with one another yieing
For palms OF beauty. elegance and grace.
Bur We want women. strong OF soul. yet lowiy.
with that rare meeEness born Of gentleness;
Women whose lives are pure and clean and
holy
The women whom all little children bless
B-ave, earaest women. helpful 10 each other.
with nnest scorn for all things low anc
mean;
Women who hold the name OF wife aud mother,
| Far nobler than the title OF queen.
These mothers. ofttimes shorn of grace and
youth.
Who. worn and weary. ask no greater glory.
Than making some young soul the home Of
truth;
Who SOW in hearts. all fall5w for the sowing.
The seeds OF virtue and of seorn for sin.
/ Ana. patient. watch the bounteous harvest
growing,
And weed out tares which crafty hands east
in;
| Women who DO not hold the gift OF beauty
As some rare treasure. TO be bought and sold.
/ Bus guard IL IS a precious aim 10 duty
The outer framiIg OF some inner gold;
/ Women who. low above their cradles bending.
Let fatterys voice 90 by. and give no heed,
While their pure prayers like incense are
ascending;
These are our country's pride. our country
| need-We also need perfect health. then
we can go about and enjoy ourselves like the
rest of The family. Then consult Dr.. 5. Clay
( Todd. - Monrce-st.. room 4. Grand Rapids.
I Mich. Free consultations. Make one call if
/ possible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

Representatives from the Amos T..
Steele. and Phil. KearDey, W. r. {. OF
Muskegon. accompanied 10y members
Of A. y. Watson. Champlin and Custer
Corps Of this city onJoved basket
picnic At North Park yesterday and
spent the afternoon at the soldier 2
home. The Muskegou ladies brought
a large numbe~ Of books 70 be added
10 the veterans library az the homo.
The visitors departed on late tram
yesterday afternoon much pleased with
Their visit and outing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14
ssw.ogd story

Five dollars and thTiv-fve cents
taken from fourteen dollars and sixty
cents leave nine dollars and TWENTY-FIVE
cents. This latter amount is exactly
what George ODOnDeli would have
saved r bee bad got drunk eighty rods
TINS SIDE the line instead Of eighty rods
the other SIDE the line that divides
Grand Rapids township from Grand
Rapi1s city. Justice DeWolf bad
George in fis court. and wouldn't Jet
him out til be had pad tie large
amount mentioned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

There = dispute between Clarendon
Walker. of PARIS township. ~ rather
The people q the state ~ Michigan in
whose name Walker makes compliant,
80 William CnfgH "a. aiso ~ PARIS
~ Iser SAYS ChfrgTn hss ofl enacd tT
asssut and battery. and constable
hRs gone ont there wth g document
made justice BroHas cgart. To
morrow ChIrgH p VII oonf p snd tel.
how Walker = tcbed onto am first.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

John McQuswan. cisrk u the United
states p7sirct court. rho ID rot re-
tarn vfh tse party from Marquette.
uas A. hs desk IN TIE government
bs,f3 ne resterdaV. Hs hn9erf8 ~
tsstas the pleasures 81 TIE Mack nae
rezor fsT SEASON.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

Justice Westfall yesterday held 70
the circuit court the Hessler brothers,
druggists, Of Rockford. Tney are
charged with selling liquor contrary 90
the provisions Of statutes in such cases
made and provided.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

Leonard and sons have received ail
the way from Liverpool, England, an
invoice OF ch.idron's t0ys sDd such
things valued 81 the custom house at
sl.1041g. Uncle SANS charges were
&1882l
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

Made 81 valley C4g > hur CO. f3ra-s6
Ray6ds, is 3 fan. 'y asv9rte- Try t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14
ACRaED EXHIBITION
Greatest ana PieasGntast or. the
Year.
rae Dssroif IntsrsAtiensA Pair ard txpo-
.ttsos-Its IL.zneass AtfFAetl0as fer
the Aoltitudcs-xen Days ~ be
Flllsd wtth Essr farftng De-
nGhts-s0uae Of me " oaaSEs
- be SseA.

The historic and beautiful city Of
Detroit is nov ali sgog over the
sppro&chipg second annual exhibition
81 the Detroit International Fair and
Exposition, which is TO open August 26
AID close September ). Tie great
Exposition is coauneat2l IN is scope,
and vii show exhibits from every
state IN the Union sud from every
province II Canada. is buildings are
the largest exposition buildings now
existing IN the world. Its grounds
are tie meet. It's location Is most
admirable, al the junction OF the
Detroit aud Rouge rivers, just below
the city, adjoining Fort Wayne, gsrn-
soaed by the United states Army.
steamers of every SIZE, and crowds OF
ferry boats land Al It's DOCKS, anG the elm-
mense commerce Of All the lakes-larger
than the shipping OF Londoa or LIVER
pool-passes Dy III iuil view OF visitors.
The Detroit Tyer-ihe most beautiful
aud noble river II the worlds here
about a mile wide, blue az the lakes,
deep and full. Opposite are the green
shores OF Canada, IN full view.
porrED WITH VILLAGES AND VILLAS.
From the towers OF the main bui.G-
ing, the great city of Detroit aud rs
suburbs are in full view, besides a wide
tract OF Michigan aud Canada, with
many villages, and distant glimpses of
the blue waters Of lakes II. Clair and
Erie. The grounds slope TO the river.
They are ornamented with green lawns.
two sparkling artificial lakes, around
one of which runs tine half-mlle race
track, great beds of many colorcd
plants, and broad drives and walks,
cieanly grayeled. The buildings are or
enormous SIZE and line architecture.
The VAST stables, i've in number, are $50
feet square. each surrounding an open
area 2O0xl70 feet, in which ANIMALS are
exercised and shown. The colossal main
building Will be filed with all the rlch
pro u rs of modern civilization, cO.lec.-
ed from the entire continent. Arr Hall
the largest art gallery OF any exposi-
tion--is fine building; and It Will con-
tain 800 of the choicest American PANT
Ings, selected by committee of the
American Artists Union. 1t Will also
exhibit the masterpiece OF the great
Russian artist, Constantin MakOiisky,
entitled
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

rhls set s. fsrnisasi bv v. r. scribusf
s,-..4. g-.fr~ = ffnar. -

This rist e fsrnisast bv Y. X Seribusf
real estate dssler. 81 Pear.-st.s
wrr ?. Times o. eeihf d sn6 Ante
Bemsrs. va tul. ~ ioi 4. iHnes
MrfrTuni1e acc ~
FrsnE b graves fn flasiuH hal hIeu
veland. part of Iof e. loit CURTIS
Tar piaf At
~fissf 81 Nafftr0r fn a rEH = Hmef.
eafff lat b.s ~ruft Iff $50 fDH
Iasspt 1.kelfo hInn1o Efaaf lof1l.
blE yfr pars afd ~
George n Ilurt0H r. Ni'tarl -. fTif
ERA p 81 stif9 p iof - IisseI
81 Wfsrss and a. 81 low g. teasEi-
Hnaa Holmes ioi Weston bDws
Hearf IS Store fo John Gra-zvk iof q
flEa -frnr's naH %
Elrisr fflrE A. George Gepsnar iuf
81 snd io n lDt ls. kufDser Perm
rfs
orlando N Petif - FTersB =. Wed.
lrt 81 - tIl afa ~
Henry h-fio-rrirE - 8iau9-f , gif-
ms - let nrz ~ set = efsnf
ran tlhsrts ~ bagsr A Marvin. rs
nz - ef sre q Nelson ....-- -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-13
CuILpREN's LITERATURE

what Isl. y Icho!as' has done for bows and
yITls.
Victor Hugo calls this 1.-THE wO-
mans century" and he might have
added that IL Is the children's centu-
~ a. we'll, for never before in the
worlds history has so much been
said tn children-thelT schools, their
books, their pictures, and their toys.
Childhood, n we understand Il, is a
recent discovery.
Up To the time Of the issuance Of
the Sc. Nicholas Magazine seven
teen years ago literature and chill
dren's magazines were almost con-
Trajectory terms, but the new period
zeal started out with the idea that
nothing was too good for children;
the result has been a Juvenile maya
zine genuine with conscientious pur-
pOss-the greatest writers contTibut-
ing to u, with the best artists and
engravers helping to beautIfy it
aud everything tuned TO the key
note of youth.
IL has been the special aim Of 81.
Nicholson to supPlant unhealthy lit
erature with stories Of . living and
hsalthful interest. IL will not do to
take fascinating bad literature out
Of boys hands, and give them In Its
place Mrs. Bsrbauld and Peter Par
ley, or the work OF writers who think
that any "gOod-y" talk will do for
children, but they must have strong,
interesting reading, with the blood
and sinew Of real life In threading
that will waken them 10 q closer OBJ
servaiicn Of the best things about
them.
la the seventeen years Of its life
81. Nicholas has not only elevated
the children, but II has also elevat-
ell the tone Of contemporary chill
dren's literature ~ we'll. Many Of
its stories, like Mrs. BuFnett's "Lit-
tie Lord Fauntleroy," have become
classic. II IL not too much 20 say
that almost every notable young peo-
pies story now produced in America
fret seeks the light In the pages Of
that magazine.
The gear 1891 will prove once more
that mo household where there are
children Is complete without 81. NJ
cholds.,' J. T. Trowbridge, Noah
Charles Dudley Warner, and
many well-known writers are 10 con-
tribute during this coming year.
One cannot pat the spirit Of So. NJ
rhoias Into . Prospectus, bal ths
are glad TO ssnd . fsli as
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-13
cuAsafsa AMI

Real estate transfers for the reel
ending Nov s, 1890, smouBting &c
sll, TOs % furnished by T. ID. FitZ
patrick abstracter.
&C. Miller 4 VT to Ell McCor.
mick wd 100 pat swiI nwii "a o..
net4 3 I43.
Heirs OF Oscar butcher decd "a
jeremiah Guiles wd l666.6T swil q
l5I.
saline Go to George NJ Noble ted
| fi6 ~ O.. mel. 20 l43.
Saline Co to J H Noble ted 81. 80
nwla (li9 S3a) 10 ISL.
&c Noble to George NJ Noble qcd
81 nwiA (is9 s3a) 10 1911.
Samuel Dawson 4 VT to Carl A
Gustafson wd 2iOO nwiI 6i53
l. 3 TO heirs Of Oscar butcher
deed II II sIswI. Dl54.
Fred II Quincy sh 10 John n Pres
colt etal shd sol sWia q IA.
Jerome B Swisher 4 VT TO Adam
= Heck wd fli00 wa nwil % is l.
+ y Inst Assn to Howard Golt-
schaIl wd 100 lot 20 blk % Epis Nil
Inst add.
Us to Winfield 3 Frazeur pat 81.
mel d eis SEA 6 1876.
I ) to Winfield g FraZeur pat wa
net 6l35.
II F Nichles 4 VT to william Berg
wd $500 lots 8 10 eth Of q - Is 10Th
81 bishops add to SalIna.
Gypsum City Town Co to James w
Peck wd SO lot blk Gypsum
City.
L 5 TO Noah Livingston pat 81
Sc & ST. swia IL ID 2.
L ) TO James BOuchard FIR 4eLs
swt - 10 4.