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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-10-30

from the Publishers. This is without
doubt the finest protrait' of the martyred
Maceo that has ever been placed on the
market. 1t has been produced from the
lateet photograph of this illustrioue
Cuban, and is exceedingly lifelike in all
it's detsiis. 1t is22 % inches in size,
printed on the finest quality of coated
plate paper, and finished in the highest
style of the printers art. 1872
This protrait should be hung in every
schoolhouse of this country, and on the
walls Of the homes of every liberty low
ing citizen everywhere.
This magnificent work is sold solely by
canvasainp agents, and the publishers,
Geo. M. Revell & Co.. of Cleveland, O.
are prepared to make very liberal
arrangements with active agents every
where, and this il one of the best chanc
es ever offered to circulate picture
that all should have, and at tie same
time secure q handsome revenue out OF
it.. The picture is sold at very popula,
mice. which insures for it a very LARGE
sale. It Can be seen at our Office or oh.
tanned by addressing the publishers.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-10-30

me me. SANITY sal City and SANITY City Folks
Newsy Items Of Social, Religious and
General Matters Among the People, Bcil.
ed Down
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w. r. MORRIS, TREASURER.
A Minneapolis Man Gets Fine Masoni
ONCE.

A Minneapolis Man Gets a Fine. Masonic
Providence, R: l., Oct. Is The
grand council of the Ancient and Ac
copied Scottish Rite Thirty-th,rd Degree
Masons for the southern and southeast
ern division of the United States held
it's twenty-second annual session yester-
day. The officers elected were;
Grand commander, John G. Jones'
Chicago; lieutenant grand commander
Richard T. Greene. New York; grand
chancellor, G. W Newton; minister oil
state. W. L. Kimburg. Texas; grand
auditor, R: J.. Fletcher, Sacramento, Cal.
grand secretary general, D. F. Seville,
Wsshington;' grand treasurer general,
w. r. Morris, Minueap tlie; grand mar.
shal, Spencer N. Gilmore. Providence
assistant grand sud,tor. James Hill,
jackson, Miss. assistant secretary gen.
,lera E. f. Pet:ibone, Grenada, Mice.
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"CreMn OF OilH

4 genuine hair grower and beautifie@,
For the hair and scalp 1t has no equal
1t is purely vegetable compound and il
just what you need. 1t will do just what
is claimed for it.
Ladies may have their bair ehampooed
and treated at their homes on short
notice and very cheap.
This "cream' has been made and used
for eight years and it works like magic
Price per bottle so cent.
Hair treated by the month and cream
furnished for $780,.
Call on or address,
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public mass meeting for next Thurs
day evening at Pilgrim Baptist Church
at which the folio wing program will be
rendered.: Chorus "America", audien-
ce: Address, Statues of Alton" W. R.,
Morris; Selections st. James Choir Ad-
dress "Duty of the Church to the Race''
Rev, J. G. Anderson: selection Pilgrim
choir: Address duty of the State to the
Race" j. Faank Wheaton. Selection" St
Peter Claver Choir" Address, "Duty of
women to the race" MIS- "A. G. Russell
Report of Committee, Resolutions. Dyery
body invited.
The Silver Thistle Social Club gave it's
initial dancing party at Central Hall last
Monday evening aud lift is criterion
for what is to follow those 90 fortu-
nate as to be hidden to it's entertainment
may feel themselves favored. The hall
is magnificent one and the fifty couples
of members and guests present bad a
delightful time dancing to the sweet
music of Mason's orchestra. Tie ladies
toilettes were superb and the gent emen
generally were in full dress. A delicious
collation. was seved in the dining room
OF ths hall all present being seated.
The whole affair was excellent in con-
ception and execution. The officers of
the club are: Miss N. Davis Pres. VIM.
Crayton secy.; Mrs Frank Wilson, Treas
The Reception Committee was com posed
as follows: Misses Carrie chatham and
Gertrude Barbee, Messrs Geo Rideout
and VIM. Crsyton. The Floor Com
mittee was Messrs w. Rideout and Chae
Walker. The club comprises "a men,
bers at present and it is the intention to
give entertainments during the winter
season.
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lat GAY COMFY ISLAND

At the Grand Opera House. St Pan,
OF the numerous attractions that play
ed at the Grand Opera House last sea-
son. it lisa question if any one made q
mors pronounced hit than did CAT Gay
Coney Island" The largest audience Of
the season witnessed it's performances
last year and on several occasions the
theatre not being large enough to &C.
commodate those who desired to witness
the play: 1t will he seen again at the
Grand again next week with stronger
company than ever before. -.
Coney Island, the resort that abounds
in odd features and in world wide fame
as an outing place for the great masses
of New York. has been selected as the
subject ofthls play and will serve to
introduce as stare, Mathews and Bulger
the comedians, parodisIs and song writ
ers. OF course the characters OF the
piece will be what is known az farce
comedy and there will be the customary
Interpolation of singing and dancing.
The author has faithfully portrayed the
scenes and Incidents cha, c:ers,ic of this
popular retreat and amusing aud
dramatic situations are evolved,
The conn any is large one and in
cludes members who arc not unknown
to fame on the comedy stage. A COM
plete scenic eQuipmen is vouchsafed and
Coney Island az the subject, there is
reaeoa to expect a departure from this
department. New Yorks famous old
playground probably possesses greater
number of striking features than any
similar resort in this country, if not in
the world and the chief Of these are pro.
missed in this production. :.r
Mathews and Bulger are recognized
az young men OF talent and ambition and
some of their musical com positious have
become familiar to patrons of the thertre
far aud wide. The play was written e.
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RADIANT STEWART COAL HEATEPS
"ROCKOLEAN"
fhs Great Hair Restorer, Also ssIsockolean
Cream for the Face

Prof. G. G,s Mills is raieirg qaite
sensation il! the Twin Cities with bis
"Rock for the hair and ''Rocke-
lean Cream" for the face. The pre-
paration for the hair has no equal for
clearing out dandruf, it will keep the
hair from falling out or breaking of
and will also promote the growth. The
cream for the face is a. excellent toilet
article. Both are highly recommended
by all who have used them. Prices
30 cents aud % cents respectively. Call
on or address
.. ,...r PROP. G. &. S Mills
.... 24A Martin St., st. Paul,
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A Mint 70 the Wise is scf,c,sn,.

The J. Fl. Dillingham; Fuel Company
Las made arrangements with the
Ioughiogheny and Lehiah V .lley Goa
Co. to furnish that company's coal to
their customers. This is the 90 ct grade
of coal in the market and is now selling
at reduced rates. The wise will pur.
chase the dividend tickets now on sale
by E. W. Crancum the agent of the
firm and thus get reduction of so cents
or ton on tn cir coal or 50 cents rer cord
n wood. "A penny exved ia penny
msde'' dont1herknow! 01ico - see
Minnesota street.
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To whoA It may Concern.

Mrs R. G. Minor was uot engaged TO
sing the entertainment at Masonic Hal,
last Thursey evening and parties are
herebg notified to not use her name
without she is engaged.
R. G. MINOR
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ReOpened.
Having reopened the Cafe over the
Young Mems Social CLUB ST. Jackson St.
l will he pleased to meet my old friends
and more new ones.
Service neat and prompt and will have
prices in keeping with the times.
Special dinner every Sunday from
to pm. t :"
8 E HARDY, PROP
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GENERAL ANTONIO MACEO.

The Cuban Martyr.
Such is the title of a m aKni6cent en-
craving which We have just received
The times., 1897-04-25
Cold Water on the Spine.

"Cold on the spine" answered the physi-
clan, causes an active circulation and
invigorates one II you come in from a
bicycle ride and, after cooling off, Will
take large sponge dipped in cold water
and rub it vigorously up and down the spine
instead OF retarding the circulation it
will increase it, The blood will go flying
through those blood vessels connected with
the spine, and reach every part OF your
body An Englishman does not take his
coldtub every morning for the sake of being
clean He may wear the same old flan-
mel shirt every day, hut he takes that cold
bath all the same because it is sinvigorating
One can take warm hath without injury,
and even with benefit at times, provided
the spine is not immersed"
"I'dlikc to know how on earth anything
but an india rubber man or an acrobatic
woman could do that" broke in the stout
woman
1.-THE tub should contain plenty OF warm
water explained the authority with a
laugh, 'and the bather should getinto it on
his hands and knees, with his back out of
the water. mother words, keep your sack
up when you indulge in hot bath, and it
can't injure you. Then you will get the
good without the depressing effect. All
around US we see women suffering with
colds in very moderate weather. The
trouble generally arises from the warm
bath habit. Various ailments from which
women suffer are also results of continu-
GUS use of hot water, and pallid lips,
which are a pretty sure sign OF a lack Of
vitality, are still another
while the main good of cold bath can
be obtained with only two or three inches
of water in the tub, just enough to immers e
the spine, complete immersion is more
valuable, especially for bicycle riders and
other athletes Cold water not only in
vigorates the skin and fortifies 1t against
the changes OF temperature, but to a linn
tied extent it absorbs an excess of super
fieial heat. Its greatest good, however,
is In it's effect on the spine. 1t depresses
the sympathetic nerves, and through them
the vaso-rnotors. Thus the arteries are
relieved from excessive restraint, and the
Thorough circulation is thorough nutr-
ton, aud nutrition is health and strength
In my travels I've noticed that those wom-
en- living in hot countries, who frequently
plunge into river or some stream for a few
minutes don't know what backache Is,
and as for nerves, why, they never heard of
em. The nations given over to cold baths
are the strongest nations physically Hot
baths make limp bodies, and limp bodies
usually carry about limp minds New
York Sun.
The times., 1897-04-25
The World of Business.
Wall street Yesterday.

4 -
New York. AprilE "a Practically the
only interesting feature of the stock
market this week aas the unsuccessful
attempt of the professional element TO
interpret the effect OF the declaration
of war between Turkey and Greece with
out the assistance of the European
markets. 1t was no fault of the ele-
ment referred to that it did not pre-
cipitate a panic on Monday; hence the
losses it may have sustained during the
next two days, in correcting its error of
judgment, excited no sympathy. With
the war scare and the subsequent cover
ing OF shorts in the background, the
market rclapsed into a condition of dull
ness, which was intensified at the end
of the week by an extremely inactive
market in London and the approaching
holiday here next Tuesday. The net
results OF the limited trading are uninl-
portaut
AS a matter Of fact. manipulation aD-
pears to have been Chiefly responsible for
the declines in American Spirits, Alnerl-
can Tobacco and United States Leather
preferred The only noteworthy advance
recorded is that of four points in Jersey
Central, which resulted almost entirely
from the covering of shorts in that stock.
The movement gave rise to number OF
reports regarding the condition and pros
poets of the anthracite industry, the most
conspicuous one referring to the possibility
of the establishment of q Joint selling
agency. 1t seems hardly necessary to add
that the recent decision of the Supreme
Court makes the adoption of such method
of distribution extremely improbable.
The indications are that the market will
continue narrow and professional unul Uhe
European situation becomes more set
tied, the tariff bill disposed OF, or It's
future virtually determined, and the out
look for the staple crops becomes fairly
plain. The conditions described may not
last long, for events abroad are follow
ing each other in rapid succession, and
according to trustworthy information, the
Senate Finance Committee is likely to re-
| port is revised and modified draft of the
| tariff bill within a week or ten days.
| The weekly statement Of averages OF The
| associated banks furnishes evidence of
| business inactivity in the renewed accumu-
| lation OF money at this center Since last
| Saturday the banks have gained over S3,
| 100000 in lawful money, nearly all of
| il in legal tenders, and from the interior
| The loaus have been increased, but not
| materially.
| FROM some other sources than those
| named the deposits have increased nearly
| 81 800 900.
The net result brings the surplus reserve
nearly up to $50,000,000.
Today Sstock marketwas insignificant
| affair It's most conspicuous feature was
| decline Of IA points in Missouri Paciilc
| on sales OF less than 5000 shares. The
| dealings in Sugar Refining were little
! larger than those in Missouri Pacific and
sufficed 10 make it the leader in respect
| to activity DuIlness was the most potent
| factor il. bringing about fractionally lower
prices for nearly the entire list.
The times., 1897-04-25
The Charm of a Voice.

All the world is captive to sweet voice.
A poet gives as the sum of woman's
charms the low, soft voice that is like
spoken music Every where 1t bespcaks
for its happy possessor becks and mods and
wreathed smiles OF welcome.
The harsh, strident voice OF Americans is
the never-ending subject of ridicule for
our transatlantic cousins, who have no
pity for our catarrh, and make no excuse
for the climatic conditions that render
the voice like rasp.
How often does one. charmed with the
fresh beauty and winsomeness of q pretty
face, have all illusions of beauty swept
away the moment the fair one begins to
speak? Highpitchcd, ,asif she labored under
the delusion that she was addressing you
at n distance of mile, or that you were
suffering from an inflrmity of hearing, she
screams her confidence into your ear,
until you wish for deafness Her voice is
as grating a rasp, as loud az g foghorn.
"Good heayensr you say. Think Of
having bill and other unpleasant
ness discussed in that tone Of voice after
the honeymoon was over. Imagine the
acidity OF that voice when 1T took the oppo-
site point of view from yours
On the other hand, there are people whose
voices glorify them. So soft, so musical,
with such Z winning sweetness. the old COM
parison Of golden-mouthed comes involun-
tarily to you. The simplest greeting coming
from them becomes q caress; the baldest
statement gains In interest. IL they give to
it the beauty OF their voice. How tender
such a low voice when you sorrow; how
soothing when itspeaks words OF co mfort in
sickness A woman is charming and Iowa
BILE, no matter how plain her face, If she
has only the beauty OF soft, low voice
Philadelphia Times.
The times., 1897-04-25
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not 60 to the seat Of the disease. Catarrh
is blood or constitutional disease, and
In order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
is not quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one of the best physioiansin this co lntry
for years, and is a regular prescription.
1t is composed of the best tonics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces
The perfect combination OF the two In
sredients IL what produces such wonder
full results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists; price 7bc s-1yr
The times., 1897-04-25

Chicago, April 24.-It was bull market
today on everything traded in on the floor.
May wheat sold up TO within cent of the
extreme high price reached on the Mon
day war scare, but there We're all sorts
of considerations Probably the most in
fluential was the strong Liverpool cables
quoting the market there from l 1-2 j. to
/ "a d. higher The London cables quote
advances in wheat in all positions The
action of San Francisco has been [ least
a good second TO the cables. There have
been reports of damage by drought and
hot winds, and the San Francisco curb was
said to be up cents per Genital. To add
to the enthusiasm cash business of some
thing like 40 600 bushels was announced.
A great part of this was wheat taken last
night on export orders. Half dozen
houses had hand in the export business
The low price rs 3-S for May was
made on an irregular opening This was
at an advance of nearly 1-2 cent. and
from that point the market has gone up
by quick rallies to II for May. The
routine news of the day was ignored
in the excitement. Northwestern receipts
were large at $50 cars against 3O5 for
the same day last year. The Argentine
Republic will not contribute anything to
the weekly shipments TO Europe. While
there are no important changes In the
consols, the European war situation was
more of factor than for several days.
Chicago Gruin and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs s. Co.,
Rsnkers and Brokers. Members of the
N. Y. Stock Exchange, 1421 F street
The times., 1897-04-25
season and has never had 50 wet season

season and has never had SO wet season
as now. Exceptionally fine weather would
make us forget this for time, however,
so there are two sides to 1T. The reports
from Indiana are decidedly bullish. Con-
ditions are 20 per cent lower than last
year The lower conditions are in April
the greater the deterioration up to harvest.
/ have never seen so many things to war
rant higher prices as now. The trade has
lost sight of the fact that seed wheat was
very poor last fall, and l believe that the
Door condition of the crop is due very
largely to that fact, as 1T cannot De ac-
counted for by any previous experience
If, now, the Hessian fly appears In ONO
and Indiana again wheat will sell higher
than at any time since 1888, when Hutch
inson cornered September wheat at 81.
That experience showed how small reliance
can be placed on early receipts OF new
wheat 1 should like to be n bear, but
there is not bear argument in sight.
The dividend has been passed by the
Baltimore and Ohio people. The directors
reached the decision not to declare dlVl-
dend on the washington branch on Friday
For q long term of years there has been
Daid q regular semi-annual dividend or
per cent ON this stock. Further particulars
as to the statement of the company will
befound in The Evening yesterday.
The times., 1897-04-25
CATARRH AND ASTHMA
Eradicated From the system, and
All Throat and Lung Diseases
Cured by Munyon's
LIFE CHAMBER.

If YOU are afflicted with disease that
has clung to you for years, that has been
doctored and dosed upon old-fashioned
principles, and that has been declared in
durable, don't give up hope. Munyon is
literally performing ma iracles with such dis
eases every day. The most stubborn and
tenacious forms of rheumatism. catarrh,
dyspepsia and liver or kidney troubles
yield to the gentle potency OF Munyon S
Home Remedies and the scientific method
OF Munyon system OF treatment.
The times., 1897-04-25

The stock market yesterday was weak
and lower There was no life in circula-
ton, and the variations in quotations
were aggravatingly slight. Circulation CON
tinues in the main, however, bearish.
There seems no probability OF an imme-
diate changein the tendency of the market
The Mckinley boom is not yet IN sight.
The times., 1897-04-25
Cures Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis
and All Throat and Lung
niSaaEaS
Diseases.

Itis the latest and most rational cure for
these afflictions. 1t goes to the seat of
the disease. 1t penetrates the obscure
places where drugs taken into the stomach
cannot reach.
IL supplies indicated gases, specially
prepared for each case, which Soothe and
heal the membranes of the nose and throat
and pass directly into the lungs. filling
healing inflamed, sore and raw places.
The times., 1897-04-25
Have You Tested Munyon's
Electrical Machine?
Are YOU extremely nervous?

=
would like to get ridof in from two TO five
Have you any stiff joints or paralyzed
limbs?
Are you extremely nervous?
Are YOU weak and respondent?
II so, don hesitate TO make use OF the
machine. Ii is here for your benefit.
Pains aches and neuraigtaS vanish In q
few minutes; swollen and stiff joints relax
and become flexible, weak backs become
strong: female troubles disappear, para
lived muscles and nerves regain their
powers; the nervous, the brain weary, and
the broken down feel the curative and
soothing influence penetrating every dis
eased and weakened part, renewing the
vitality, increasing the blood circulation
in cold extrenhtes, and imparting new life
and energy to the whole body.
No dIsrObing s necessary. The patient is
seated upon a platform, when the electric
current is admin stored by an expert phySi-
clan. There is no shock or disagreeable
sensation. The effect is most eXhilaTat-
ing and every afflicted part of the body
Is brought in contact with the friction
roller, which quickly allays all pain and
effects q complete cure.
The times., 1897-04-25
T. e. WARD e. co.
CoRsON s. MCCARTNEY,

Members OF the New York Stock Ex-
change, 1919 f St, Glover building.
Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore & Schley,
80 Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government BondA
Deposits. Exchange. Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securl-
ties listed on the exchanges of New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and baltimore bought
and sold.
A speciality made ofinvestment securities.
District bonds and all local Railroad, Gas,
Insurance and Telephone Stock dealt in.
and sGid. mhlS-u
The times., 1897-04-25

Bear gossip has been given out for some
time on spirits. One house is advising
it's customers that the stock will have
considerable decline. 1t has sold freely
and seems still to beon the do wnwardp path
The times., 1897-04-25

Chicago Gas went off slightly after a
rise yesterday with the rest OF the market
1t is still above so, however, and has heid
up better than any other stock on the board
during the recent depression.
The times., 1897-04-25
s1.as To baltimore and Re- si.2s

Tickets will be sold Saturday aud Sum
day, April "a and 2H. and will he valid
for return passage until Monday, April 26,
good on any train ap2o-etem
The times., 1897-04-25
PosToFFICE NOTICE.

shouI,. lie read daily, as changes may
occur at any time. -.,,-..
FORFI(IN MAILS for the week ending
MAJ l, 1897, close at this Office as Ioho"S'
The times., 1897-04-25

The earnings of Northern Pacific for the
fourth week in April decreased to $44, ,216.