The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-10-22

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ed to the advertisement OF w. "A. Rhode
Merchant Tailor 345 Robert street, which
appears in this issue. His goods and
styles are the latest and his price,
moderate. Call to see him next doc,
to Magees.
j There are only few places of bust.
ness in St. Paul, owned anu operated by
Colored people; but these few do not
get the patronage of the Colored people
as they should. Why not spend you,
money with Colored people, if you car
possibly find any who can furnish what
You wish. Help one another, ana in sc
doing. You help yourself.
I Mrs. Hollis Electric Hair Oil will cause
the most stubborn hair to grow long
soft and glossy. Will stop the hair from
falling out at once. Price so cents pei
bottle, or will be sent express prepaid
to any part of the United States on re-
ceipt of IS cents. Address Mrs. NJ
Holt, 33S Aurora avenue St. Paul Mimi
Or can be obtained at Mrs. T. H. Lyles
Hair store 81 E 7th street.
The friends of the energetic and
ubiquitous J. Alex Ross will doubtless
be pleased to learn that he has turned
up in New York where he has establish
ed and is editing ''The National Free
man. which is published by @'The Col
ored Mans National Democratic Publish
ing Co." And, any one may bet dollars
to doughnuts that he is making his
Democratic colleagues dance while he
plays the fiddle.
Mr.. James Woodfork, who returned to
st. Paul, week before last, from an ex-
tended tour of business and pleasure
combined; having visited Chicago, Ill.,,
Leavenworth, Kan, Des Moines, Iowa.
Kansas City, Mo-, Omaha, Neb., and St.
Louis, Mo-, left last week for Fargo. N.
D., to spend the winter Mr.. Woodfork
is thorough race man and believes in
building up. he is one of the most ardent
workers in Masonic circles and is also
one of the most valued friends of The
APPEAL, for which he has for years con-
stantly rendered appreciated services.
About two weeks ago Sam Rose
cook in the employ of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Co., and living at 1904
E. Seventh street lost his eyesight while
cooking on special car which was on
trip to British Columbia with party of
Englishmen from London, England.
Mr.. Rose has been troubled with his
eyes for some time and the cause of this
affliction was from the sudden change
Of climate, but mostly from the heat OF
the range on which he cooked. He has
& wife and two children who will gladly
welcome any one who may wish to call.
The company which will play "The
Charity Ball" and 1.-THE Wife" at the
Metropolitan Opera House next week is
direct from the New York Lyceum
Theatre, and Mr.. E. H. Sothern, and
like Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall last year, is
under the personal direction of Mr..
Daniel Froemen the manager of the
theatre. ,s. $3.50 49,.
The high standard of excellence UNI
formly maintained by the Frohmen's,
both Daniel and Charles has become
guarantee that the public may expect
full satisfaction and no pains have been
spared to maintain the promises of form.
er years in the present instance. The
company has carefully selected with
view to fitness for each of the several
parts and has had the advantages of
careful rehearsals at the Lyceum Thea
tre under the personal supervision of
Manager Frohman. New and elaborate
scenery has been provided and the stage
settings are promised to be of the best.
The engagement will commence Tues
day Oct. 25th, and "The Charity Ball.
will be given on Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Wednesday matinee.
There will be no performance on Mon
day. Friday and Saturday matinee and
evening 'The Wife," The principal
members 'of the company are Messrs
Arthur Elliot, W. A. Sands, Homer
Granville, Fred Conger and the Misses
Frances Drake, Ethel Gray brook, Blanch
Weaver and Team Coye.