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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-31

sonable rates Open from 6 q m to 1 a m
The public generally is invited focal
Satisfaction guaranteed
''AT GAY coNEYIsLAND.n

At the Bijou Opera III ,use, Minneapolis
Good bu mess continues to be- the
rule at the Grand, thu chars cter Of tie
attrec ions alone, warranting the big
patronage this play house is rec siving.
Following Black Patti, and commenc-
ing With performance next Sunday
night for one week and including a
special matiD 90, Monday Christmas day,
the most popular of all comedies cat
Gay Coney Island" will hold the boarde.
The principal clsi "a Ito. fame b for this
production is its departure. from the
ordinary groove. It is believed sea
shore incidents were not used for stage
purposes up to the advent :sof this play.
That there should be limitlsss opportu-
mites for humorous dramatic construc-
ton from this theme. it won,d appear
should have long since occurred to tn g
play wright. However. this industrious
genius has fnally commenced the cult
walton Of this unique field, and no doubt
there will be many to follow ain "Coney
Islands footsteps. Theatre goers how
ever, prefer the original IN all things
theatrical and have not apparently yet
had enough Of the huorous features,
musical diversions and elaborate scenic
pictures provided; by SAT Gay Coney
Island. Thirty vaudevlllists for such
are the people who now constitute farce
comedy companies entirely will be ssen
his season and the management promise
at list of new songs, not one of which cha,
1ail to imediatly appeal to the street whis
Ter. There are also introduced dozen
specially features, not Of the musical var
Lefty, but which are claimed to show ar
Advancement in the tarpsiclorean art anc
in Rcrobatic feats of the groteeqre nature
Smith & Campbell, young men whose
names will be found On the first p age O
the comedy history of New York during
the past five years have the principal
parts and were especially selected be-
cause of their natural qualifications fol
hess characters, "A feature of perfor
nance is said to be the ecrobatic Sister.
Lane. these young ladies' occupy The stage
fir fully twenty minutes ard indulge in {
groteeque serifs of somersaults and othe1
athletic diversions which are trnly as.
tonishing. Lookette, the petite bloted
souberette. Ed. Holt the whistler, Netti.
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generally were in full dress. A sub.
etantial collation. wa served in, the
spacious dining-roLm. The music by
Brose orchestra was excellent and the
whole affair was decided success.
Thoee present were: o.. ...~... IT..
Mr.. and Mrs.. E. Clio k, C. A,
Mason, J. H. Lo"mis, Geo. Wills, F. L.
McGhee, 3. S. Walker, T. R. King, W
Petit. J. Mills, o. D. Howard, J. @
Adams.
Mesdames-V. J. Henley, N. Brown,
T. ]. Irwin: Viola Berry, j.. Wilson, Cora
Smith, Chas. Coleman, Stella Smith. i
Misses-Marie Armstrong, Jessie Will
liams, Nellie Brown, Linnie lFoQg,
Queenie Harper. Leola Thomas. Essie
Mason. Luella Mills. 81
Messrs-S. Cuthbert, G. Fogg, A.
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ooHIou Will d %o.VO SOjO piece, Depart
ure that evidences Mr.. Lifts libe rality
for the expense Of the feature in his four
houses aggregated over,$lO0O. "a.
For the coming New Years Week,
commencing with the Sunday night per-
formances and including special Holt
day matinee on New Years Day, an
event of considerable Importance will
occur in the advent for the first time in
the west of one of sorsa's big operate
successes at popular prices. Being the
first production of an operate kind. the
coming of this attraction will bs vel
coined as it will relieve the situation of a
surfeit of comedies and dramas which
have been holding forth. Atthe pres
ent day, Sousa stands supreme in the
operate field and of his MANY creations
none have melited or received greater
prestige and success than "El Captain.
The scene selected by the author of
GEL Captain is laid in Peru ind to Q gor-
geous colo,ipg and ford architecture Of
that country eco years ego. AFFORDS a
splendid background for the color sch me
in costume and scenery carried by this
company and really deserves the descript-
ion which only an artist could give. The
stag has seldom presented a more beau.
tiful picture than the tableaux in the
second act. The Peruvian soldiers and
the girls in picturesque costumes all kspt
in pale shades of green. against the rosy
andscape beyond the wa led gates of
Tampoza. make simply an enhancing
cream of color. ~, 4 ! =, -. -.
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The Wheaton Banquet.

The idea of tending banquet to Hon. J..
Frank Wheaton is me citing with the most
gratifying and approval. cf the rRepubli-
cans cf the and reeposes are coming in
alta vary eaiefactory rate the number of
those who VIII present already being
over ffty. It is very necessary that all
who wish 10 participate eend in their
rames and procure their tickets before
Dec. Be. as the names Of dosors of the
banquet ian that mears al who pur-
chase tickets) are to be printed on The
handsome souvenier menu card to be-
distributed at the banquet. No names
can be put on the medu aftsr Jan. 2, s,
send in names and secure tickets at
once. Tickets may be procured of any
member Of the committee of arrange
ments published else where.
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The Wheaton BANQUET,

The committee of arrangements for
the Wheaton banquet met in st. Paul
last night and completed arrangements
for the affair next Wednesday, even
ing. The reports made by the various
members guarantee that covers will
be laid for over one hundred. Those
who have signified their. intention of
being present are requested to secure
their tickets at once, that their: names
and that all proper arrangements may
be made for them. The tickets may
be obtained from any member of the
committee. The members of the COM
mittee must report the names of those
to whom tickets have been supplied on
next Tuesday as no names can be put
on the cards after that day.
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The Christmas Party.

The mcst pre:entious social event of
the seafo1 was the Christmas patty
which was given last Monday evening
at Central hell. The af il wasin Oh ,rge
CT Messrs r. Z. McGhee, C. "A. Mason
and Chae. Miller which i, q guarantee
that it was alright. The affair was very
pleasant in every particular. Some OF
the figures danced were introduce by
Mr.. McGhee and were novel and be ausi-
fu' The Indies looked exceptionally
charming and most Ct them wore new
and besuiful costumes. The gentlemen
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-31
Metropolitan Restaurant.

d Mesers. W. B Lawrenc. AID James
LeRer we'll known and capable gen
tlemen, have, opened a new and very
neat restaurant at 37s Minnesota street
between Fifth and Sixth streets 1t is
their intention. to serve frst-clss meals
at low prices, with quick service Regu-
lar meals Is cents Meals to order at ca
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licans to participate, but, should any
inadvertently be overlooked, tickets
may be secured from any member of
the above named committee of ar
rangements. This will be the first oc-
casion of it skind which ever occurred
in Minnesota, but the gentlemen hav-
ing it in charge is sufficient guaran-
tee that it will be a creditable affair.
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THE PROPER THING.
A Banquet to Be rendered to HOl
: Frank Wheaton,, off MinneapOlis.

A Banquet to Be rendered to Hon.
The Afro-American Republicans of
the Twin Cities who appreciate the
honor which has been done by that
party in the nominating and election
Of one of them as a member of the
state legislature have determined to
tender Hon. J. Frank Wheaton, the
representative-elect, a banquet. The
following correspondence will explain
itself: ...
st, Paul, Minr., Dec. 10, 1s9
Hon. j. Frank Wheaton,
Minneapolis, MINI.
= Dear Sir:
At meeting of Afrc-American Re
publicans held at the residence of j. G. Adams it
was determined to tender banquet to you in
honor of your recent election to the legislature of
Minnesota. THIS is done to show to the world in
general and the Republicans of Minnesota in par
ticular that appreciate what they have done for
US in nominating and electing you, the first Afro
American elected to an office by the popular vote
Of the North Star state. "a, ....,., ,,.,+..-,
We desire to know your wishes in the matter
and what date will pest suit your convenience,
together with any suggestions you may feel dis
posed to make. -.-s.,- 60. ,,sss.. ~
Yours very truly, @Es
,z .:,5 J.Q. Adams, chairman.
T. H. Lyles. j. Q. A. Wilson, re. Minor. M.
D. Per.ls, J. R. Robinson, W. 4. Francis. q. B.
Howard, I. 4. King. W. A. Hilyard, J.. H, Dill
bingham, John Daubine, J. B. johnson, w. T.
Grey. Robert Lee, P. F. Hale, w. E. Brown, JAS.
per Gibbs, H. Richardson, W. R. Morris, j. c.
Reid, j. M. Allison, j. L. Neal, c. T. Pointer,
George Day, secretary. ..E4 s
To which Mr.. Wheaton replied as
follows: .a 4. -. ,.%5ga..;G..E
u-5.- Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec, 15, 1893
To j. Q. Adams, chairman. George Day score
tary T. H. Lyles. j. Q. A. Wilson, P. F. Hale
and others. s<3
Gentlemen z.# ~ s5:5g E,s 81 =
Permit me to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your letter of the 18th inst setting forth
the desire of the Afro American Republicans Of
the State of Minnesota to tender me banquet as
an evidence of their appreciation OF my election to
q seat In the House OF Representatives We have
reason to be proud that we live in State where
all men enjoy the full and equal blessings Of
liberty .ouchsafed by the Constitution OF our
great country. 1 am proud to inform YOU that
the Republican Campaign Committee put forth a
| special effort to secure my election. Not Re-
publican suiked. The magnificent display. q.
brotherly feeling in the rank and fife of our party
shall never forget. We live In the most idea, OF
American States. We have ,naught to fear il we
measure up to the standard of manhood, main
tanned by our intelligent fellow-citizens.
j gratefully accept your kind tender. and in
compliance with your request, suggest the even.
iLg Of January 4h 1899 as q time suitable for the
occasion.
Sincerely yours,
j. FRANK WHEATON.
It has been arranged to serve the
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-31
Christmas Birthday Dim or.

An elegant Christmas Birthday din
ner in homo, of Mr.. G. s. Hornbeck, was
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martin, 220 East 18th street.
Those present were:
c. S. Hornbeck, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs.J. E. Johnson, Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Duckett, St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.. Parker, St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Mcintyre. Newark,
N. J. 800" ..-. -: i. -. 49,.
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French, L. Mason, W. H.. Reynolds, H.
High, G. Jack Jon, c. H. Miller, Herbert
B 'ow, e, Creon Thomas, H.. Brown. D.
/ Kemp, G. H. McInlyre, J. Martin, c.
Charleston, w. Johnson, I. Howard, H.
] Johnson. - .,.....,~
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: DeCoursey Jas. H. Bradbury and others
A &C snic equipment of an elaborate de
crlption is promised and all that is new
in music and unique specially.

The Dewey Restaurant, at 107 First
avenue south with Mrs. j. G. Clark and
Sam Alexander proprietors should oe q
decided winner. They selvs all home
Go to 'the Mite Fuel Co." for wood
and coal in email quantities, any amount
delivered at your door. Give them a
trial. Leave orders at Office at 242-4th
avenue South, and No. 4 Western Ave
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English Pee q

Baked Mscaroni. '"' g.. -
Yankee Pumpkin Pie, Mince pie, Delmonico.
Southern Fruits. New York Ice Assorted Cake.
Bent's Wnte Crackers. IS: Demi Tasse.
Hotel de Brie !
English Walnuts Mixed Candies
Cuban Cigars H.. Spanish Lighters.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Jordon. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martins: St. Pau.
Mr.. 81. Parker and Master Fred die
Parker. &s5*sess III :,=lSs.s %1:+& 49,:
An enjoyable time was epent. The
following menu was eerved:5 ~ ss. z >.
Spanish Olives. Lynn HAyensB Bays, Half Shell.
< Sherry Glace. IS. ~. r -.
Celery, Lobster 9 La Newburg. Dill pickles
Young Turkey, Delmonico. j.. 60. =.
T. --, ~;.sSr-.,.,, Claret. 4 Fl H. .s
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oluCerely yours,
j. FRANK WHEATON.

It has been arranged to serve the.
banquet at the Beaufort hotel cafe ID
Minneapolis Invitations will be sent
to a number Of Afro-American Repub-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-31

aattors social. Religious and Genera
Which Have Happened and are to Happen
Among the People of the City OH the
Falls.
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GOING TO CHICAGO AND EAST.

GOING TO CHICAGO AND EAST.
The experienced Traveller selects 49,.
The NORTH WESTERN L1NE,s
Not because L. is the shortest line between
The Twin Cities and Chicago,
But because 1t is the Best Line bota -
to track and equipment.
Also because It is always in advance
in furnishing all the comforts OF travel
Such as Dining Cars,
Free Chair Cars,
ParIor Cars,
Compartment Cars,
Buffet Library Cars,
is Section SIeepers,
~ Carpe ted CoachesanG
.s. Complete vestibuIed trains,
Gas lighted and steam heated.
Well posted travellers also know that
The Best Line in the world is offered on the
North Western Limited from
Minneapolis and St. Paul to Chicago.
For tickets and information call
on Agents at -"
305 Robert st. Cor. 9Th, st. Paul.
Alb Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis
or address re ~. r.
T. w. TEAsDALE~
Gen'l Passenger Agent, st. Paul
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Baked Macaroni.

Mu rphies in Cream
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DIR. r. S. BROWN, Physician and
Surgeon. Office, rooms 1866 Reeve
building, 40S Nicollet avenue; telephone
54S. Residence, 1889 Portland avenue;
telephone Bill south. Office hours:
$3.50 to 1890; 2 to 4:30; to $3.50. Sundays,
$50 to IL; 1890 to g. 90 49, -
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02
WEST SIDE COUNCIL.

The West Side Council met in
regular monthly session last night
with Mayor Protein Carmichael
in the chair. Aldermen, Thompson,
James, Estes, Ayers, Mercer, Walk
er and Graves, present.
The minutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
The following funds were found
from the treasurers report to be in
hand: General fund 81; Street and
bridge 1854 81; Sewer l5j I'm
provemet $1485. %; Cemetery 1922, 10
Chairman Thompson called atten-
ton TO the fact that there were
plumbers doing business on the west
side who had not made their bond
He asked that they be made to
comply with the requirements Of
the city ordinance.
The cancelled script was checked
from the stub book and burned.
Some bad places was reported in
different parts of the city, which
were ordered repaired.
Alderman Estes had taken SUBJ
scriptions to the amount of $265 for
grading State street from Broad to
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02

The terms of peace proposed to
SPAN by President Mckinley, are
exceedingly magnanimous. No in
demnity is asked and but a reasona.
Bile ceding of territory. In the last
war between nations, Japan and
China, former exacted a big money
indemnity, and large area IN ter
ritory, and in the Franco-German
war, latter eXacted a round billion
dollars in gold as indemnity and the
ceding to it of two rich provinces,
Alsace and Lorraine.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02

The battleship Texas put more
holes into Ceryera's fleet than any
of her competitors. The Red Cross
steamer State of Texas was the first
vessel to enter the har5or of Santi-
ago after the surrender Of the city.
Lieutenant Hall of Texas, the first
member of our army of invasion to
land on Cuban soil, and Lieutenant
Crank Of Texas, was one of the crew
that sank the Merrimac. No won
der the United States are glad that
Texas annexed them. st, Louis
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutlonal remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inAamed condition of
the mucous liningof the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube gets inhamed
you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an inAamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
Culars free.
FL CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02

The Democratic party has eyer
been for expansion. Under it every
foot of territory we have, except
frozen Alaska, was acquired, We
cannot see how Senator Jones and
other leading Democrats are dis
posed to go back upon party prece-
dent and oppose the acquisition Of
new territory. Trust our Arkansas
Senators will not become "moss-
backs"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02
Controlling the Price of Wheat.

Events during the past few months
in the Chicago wheat pit has shown
how powerful one man can be.
Throughout the whole OF civilization
the increase in the price of bread
has been felt. This power of a sin
gle man, however, IS not so great as
that of one single medicine in re-
Iieving and curing many diseases.
This is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
and It's influence for good extends to
ali lands. When the mouth tastes
badly IN the morning, when appe-
tite is lost, when dizzy spells come
on, when you are easily tired and
have no desire to work, take wine
glass full of the Bitters before meals
and you will feel like different per
son. This one medicine controls the
health of everybody.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02
FORT LYNN FLASHES

The past week was not produc'
tive of news OF interest, and, as ]
have not recovered my health 10
such a degree as 20 be able 10
write, will mention a few incl
dents which have come under my
observation.
The temperature OF the atmos-
phere has been oppressiyely hot.
There IS considerable sickness de-
yelop.ng In this place aud vicinity,
The farmers are In high spirits
owing TO crop prospects. Corn is
assured and cotton is in excellent
condition.
Miss Vale Warren, who has been
private teacher 10 Major Lam.
breths children the past year, has
finished up her engagement and
will take her departure today for
her home in TeXaTkana. Her de-
partuTe wall be regretted as she
has made many friends while here
who will miss her very much, The
best OF friends must part. We
trust the lady's life pathway may
lead her into none but pleasant
places. She has the best wishes of
this little community
The picnic came of last Satur-
day as per announcement. 1t
proved a very pleasant affair, but
the attendance was not oyer
whelmingly large-about two hum
dred participated in the days
pleasure. The most notable feat.
ure of the day was a political dis
cussion by Mr.. Walker, candidate
for representative on the demo-
cratic ticket and Rev. George
Dickert, populist Each gentleman
spoke at some length, discussing
the questions of the hour, explain
ing the why's and wherefores of
their political convictions, which
was well received, The best of
feeling was manifested throughout
the debate.
The young people enjoyed trip
ping the light fantastic to their
hearts content. Among the dele.
cation from Texarkana, DR.. Spear
man was most prominent, l had the
pleasure of shaking the gentlemans
coDgenial hand, shortly after which
he mounted the platform, on which
a string band was stationed, and
led lady out along with several
other couples. All, well. perhaps l
am telling tales out of school,
therefore, Twill draw the vail. But
the doctor is all right.
Major Lambeth who has been
book keeper and manager for the
Lynn Lumber company for the past
five years has resigned his position
and steps down and out today.
Charles E. Bramble of Texarkana,
a gentleman well versed in business
methods, takes the reins of man
agement and will hereafter have
charge of same.
The major has not fully decided
what business he will engage in
yet, further than that he will
move to Texarkana and occupy his
elegant cottage on Clinton street
and become a bonahde citizen Of
the future great. 1 trust whatever
the gentleman engages IN may be
both profitable and pleasant.
With a kindly greeting to the
readers OF the progressive TEXAR
KANIAN, am yours,
ONCE-A-WEEK.
Fort Lynn, Ark, August 2, 1898,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02
GENERAL OFFICES.

Texarkaua and Fort
Smith Railway Co.,
Texarkana, Texas, August /,
1898-Mr. Charles J. Shook having
resigned as general manager of this
company, Mr., W. E. Green is here
by appointed general superinten-
dent, with headquarters at Texar-
kama, Texas, with full power to per-
form all duties of general manager.
Effective August /, 1898.
VIM. T. HUDGINS,
Second Vice-president.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02

We certainly think the Philip
pines ought to be held by this coun-
try, or else sell them to England for
her West Indies possessions. This
would be just to the tax payers,
who will have the enormous expense
of the war to pay.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02
Hoods SarsapariIla
4, mn are thr only pills 90 take
IlOOu , FlllS with Hoods Sarsapar.Da

9TH street, and the council ordered
that bids be LET for the work.
It was the sense Of the council
that the State Line Avenue should
be graded and put in good shape
and they passed a motion that the
West Side Mayor should confer with
the East Side Mayor and arrange
If possible a concert of action for
the improvement Of this street.
Messrs. NJ, D. Tilson, C. f. Beard
aud L. F. Eek were appointed on
the equalization board.
Mr.. Lackey was appointed city
ScaYenger.
The following bills were allowed:
Water company, for pipe 1920; 7.
S. Edwards, salary, etc. $5O.55; 7.
S. Edwards, board of prisoners, Sc 60
Water company, plugs, 10000; S,
Lemly, supplies, $2.25; John Rob
erts, jointer, $3.50; Jim Hughes.
salary, $4,000; Joe Hughes, salary,
$50; C. Bowlin, hauling, $500.
Gas & Electric Light Co., $40
Gate City Lumber Co., $3.50; Texar.
kama Livery Co., ,$575; Sidney Stew
art, services, $l7, Philip Levy work
S490; VIM. Davis IS: Ockander and
Son dirt, S26.65; n. Williamson,
work, 80 cents Philip Levy, street
work, $38 40; Call, printing, S5.35i
DR.. 7. F. Kittrell, services, So; Tot
al, S445. l6.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02

Territorial expansion Is not the
Issue. Cuba. Porto Rico, Canary
Islands aud the Philippines could all
De dropped into the pauu,h OF the
United States without danger of
bursting a button The real issue
IS whether the war with Spain
means something and IS 20 oresu.t iu
something Of real benefit Co the
world. or whether IL is an opo'sum
hunt out 0f season.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-02

Aguinaldo shows his ingratltude
to the United States by declaring
himself dictator to the Philippine
Islands. Dewey will give him few
lessons in dictatorship he never be-
fore dreamed of, ere he is many day:
older.