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state as sufficient to last only nine
years at the present rate of saving,
100000 feet daily.
BITS OF INFORMATION.

There are 10000 trees IN the city of
Paris. .:..l r., 4
# Tipping is strictly prohibited in all.
the London clubs. +. o.
The first. book printed in Minnesota
Tin 1850 was Bible. g'> u
I Montana is said to have mined S4O,-
100000 worth of copper in 1899. &
A cucumber farm of 1,lOO acres is
the latest Lawrence (Kas.) project
Alabama produced 100000 tons of
coal and 1,083,905 tons of iron ore in.
1899. Ak - 49,.
Alb Ak, a Boothbay (HIe.1 fisherman,
claims to have the shortest name on.
record. .a2 ~ =, y
Great Britain has thirty-six service
able bsttleships and France and Rus
STA thirty Eight. ~.
Lisley's "The Flood which was sold
by the artist in 1876 for SO, was re-
Gently sold in Paris for So, 900.
+ A Tennessee tombstone bears this
epitaph: Some have children, others
have none; here lies the mother O..
twenty one.' Il
! Most of the pure olive oil'' imported
into the United States is cottonseed
OIL made in the south and sent abroad,
where it is refined
Colorado produced last year s31, 49,
166 in gold, s12;6sO,25 in silver, ST.
641,52s Lead, 81 1854 ,226 copper and ss77,-
500 zinc and manganiferous ores.
American college libraries contain
6,75O,O00 volumes, of which Harvard
has 100000, Chicago university $50 900.
Columbia 275.00O and Cornell 225,O0O 3
Egyptians believe the third finger of
the left hand is connected with the
heart by means of a slender nerve,
hence the custom of wearing the we'd
ding ring on that finger s*s.,
Nine @out of ten OF. our wornout
horses, declares a celebrated yeteri-
nary surgeon, are only.Worn cut in the
feet or legs because of some foot dis
ease. He blames the system of shoe
ing-not merely bad shoeing, but the
iron or steel Shoe.
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WISE AND OTHERWISE

II man has a good memory he ia
able to forget judiciously. u
Rldicule never hurts man un,ass
ne merits the punishment.
No man can command Others who is
unable to command himself
The man who turns from evil com
panliolns does himself a good turn.
Love that has nothing but beauty to
keep it healthy is apt to have ague
fits.
No man can be very bad if love
reigns in his heart and wisdom in his
head. N, 55 s. E.,, 5
The smoke from your own chimney
is better than the fire in another mans
crate.
Sometimes a mans unpopularity is
due to the fact that he saves his
money.
A four-leafed clover is said to be an
omen Of success, but industry is bet
ter one.
Cuteness in a child develops into
downright impudence as the years
roll by.
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gentlemanly conduct and is able to
his usual good manner, was an excel
lent example in portraying that the
Afro-American is capable of the most
gentlemanly conduct and is able to
care for himself among the diplomats
of Europe, as well as the elites of Chi
cago. At this celebration among 9th
ers, were President Loubet Of the
French Republic, Ambassador Porter,
Counsel General Goody, Commissions
General Ferdinand Peck, Archbishop
Ireland and many distinguished guests
of Paris. s
Among the exhibits sent to Paris
from Chicago was handsome silk
bed set worked by Miss Gertrude
Moore. Owing to the fact that Mr.
Galloway was unable to display this
piece of handicrafts to advantage it was
thought best to remove it to the Tex
tile section in the main building Of the
Camp de Mars, and correspondent is
pleased to state that Mr. John II. Nc
Gibbons, Director of the Department
of Textiles, says that the jury Of
awards examined the work Of this
young lady and gave particular atten-
tion to it. This is truly quite an Incl
dent to present to a foreign jury the
work of one of our own girls. 5z5 5
.ss MORRIS LEWIS 81
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md the foreman awaiting orders wi1n I

a. = : > I 4
..'d the foreman awaiting orders wi1E I
wave Of his ha;ld, he shouted s
&E, come IL hi INTO the mill then. nv
peacock with the. fine feathers. I'LL feed
fer you myself, and before you finish
MAYBE you won feel SO much like boast,
ing Brag's a good dog. E
81. Mr.. Sweet stripped off his coat. vest
and collar, and opened The door leading
10 the rolling mill. The stranger drew
of, his, his kid gloves, stopped on the way to
turn UP lbs trousers, and when they arr
rived Il at the machine hammer set his
tall hat containing his gloves upon a
convenient projection. h s '5.s'
Lay off there, men," ordered Mrs
Sweet to hammer gang, who were en-
gaGed upon piece Of a:ficult work.
This man is going to do the hammering
and I'll feed for him myself
Now, there wasn't a Zimmerman in the
mill but had had experience Of Mr..
Sweets hammer tending, and Gown in
their hearts they ipitied the new hammer
man, for they knew he would have to
work faster than he ever worked before.
Mr.. Sweet seized the tongs, and the
white-hot metal snapped and sizzled
under the trip Hammer. <
Let her co. he said.
; The, new mani did. For the space OF
half an hour the hammer resounded
4merrily, while the beads&of perspir ton
started on President Sweets bald spot
and trickied down inside his neck band
The hammer gang. enjoying their rest,
looked on in wonder. w hat manner OF
man was this III tailor clothes, who could
drop into the shop by chance and wilt
the cid man without turning a hair?"
There, at length said the new ham
merman Il guess that'll do for sample.
Look it over and see what YOU think Of
it, Mr.. Sweet s ls3f
Y. Z, I5s DID 50. Their he said-apd there
was a touch Of respect in the tone with
which he addressed the new hammer
man
.4y &c on:e into my Office. I want to talk
with you.
When can you come to work and
what wages do you ask?' he questioned
when the Office door was closed. II:
Gene to work s To work in your mill?
Why, confound you, Wouldn work for,
YOU for 81 GOO q day. In fact, q couldn't
afford to. = s Eli SS55 5 RI s
He threw a card on the desk, and
Whirling on his heel; left the office.
Here! Cali that man back, directed
Mr.. Sweet. But his visitor was gone.
He picked Up the card. It read:
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SCRAPS.

Port Tampa is. built on piles driven
deep in the bottom of the bay
Breslau has a paper chimney. fifty
reet high and perfectly fireproof
+. a Venezuelan orchid now on exhibit
ton IN London is valued at SIS 900.
Archaeological explorations in Algeria
are tagging owing to lack of funds.
i The South African war has resulted
IN an increased demand for glycerin.
The emperor of Germany's portrait
Is being painted by Prof. Hubert Her
komer. Ai 81,
Among 100000 Germans there are ri
suicides every year, most of them aged
between 20 and 80.
India rubber nails for use in places
where ordinary nails are liable to cor
rosion are German novelty. .% =!
Though Spain Is an agricultural
country. it had to import. last year
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DUDE IR IN WORKER.
(Continued From F,rst Pare. !

gence and to the best OF his ability, he
may be sure Of a friend In the head Of
the concern, and Of employment as long
as there rs work to be done. But lazi-
ness and stupidity are things William a
Sweet will not tolerate ~ S{
This glimpse Of the character Of the
man is requisite to the full appreciation
of IA story that Mr. Sweets friends are
telling at the club. 8 ~ 81 Is ssi3s s$3s
Some time ago Mr. Sweet inserted in
the newspapers an advertisement which
/ read something like this: ss35.s IT'D KS "a #
the Sweet Steel Works, an
expert Zimmerman. Apply personally to
w. A. Sweet. at Office. sl2idtf
s One morning, shortly after the forego-
Ing advertisement appeared in the local
newspapers, Mr.. Sweet sat at the desk
in his West street Office going through
his voluninous- correspondence enter
tanning q caller and giving instructions
to d two or three heads of departments
simultaneously. He is one Of the few
business men in Syracuse who can do all
these things at the same time and do
them all well He ripped open an en-
velope containing an order for some com
plicated work, and glanced hastily over
its contents. IS. E5 @5=zs.E5 sS IS s..
II wish 7 had that hamm ermar.'' he
muttered to himself. VI .s55 (
The office boy pusheds9open the door.
Gen leman to see, Mr.. Sweet. he said.
k'Who Is it?'''rY Pm sE ~ 81
Don't know. Swell-looking man with
high hat and gloves, s..
well, anyhow, show him in.''
Entered a dapper gentleman clad as the
boy had indicated. His tile wasy brushed
to the perfection Of glossiness. His
gloves We're the: most delicate shade Of
drab. He wore patent leather shoes,
his Lavender trousers were newly creased
and his Waistcoat covered an abdomen
Of comfortable proportions.
The visitor didn't look IKE a man out
of Job, but after inauiring: ''Is this
Mr.. Sweet ~ and receiving an affirma-
tive answer, he remarked in an off-hand
way: ss2s >..5 Is l.3 81.
II sec. you are adverti~ing for an expert
Zimmerman" E @ Z, T
every true" r
well, I'm the man."
"What-wha-what!'' exclaimed the as
tonished president of the steel company,
half rising to his feet ''You! In those
clothes? Why, wouldn't have such a
dude working in my shop!" s5 5@G
Nevertheless, II like to do a little
hammering for YOU replied the visitor
with unrufaed temper "I'm an expert,
and I think Il could give some of your
best men pointers" he concluded cooiiy.
~ oSeSl - prOuu, as ne mas reason
to be. of the work turned out by his me-
chanles, ard that last assertion ruff
fled m $ So :,
IT. We, &! Sec about that. my pretty boy
he said: 'I'll be ready to give you trial
Just as soon as you can. go somewhere
and and. get on your working clothes-that
Is he said, somewhat skeptically, 'if
you have any, ss9-l& No
s" If'e SIS ate my working Clothes said
the VISITOR Tins ready Ito begin at any:
zine. " II = ~ $3.50
The fellows assurance nettled Mr..
Sweet Still more Diminishing his caller.
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more than SIS 900 900 worth Of ara

more than 5000, 900 worth Of grain. ii
& Tlatters---Say, wot's a ..cosmopoli-
tan? !. Hasben-Well, that's the name
they give to a kind Of wealthy hobo
Philadelphia Press.
Oxford university has published an
incomplete list Of 2S77 Oxford men who
have have gone to the war. Four Of them
have been killed so far.
#t. The hardest-Worked persons in Ba-
varia are the waiter girls. They are
/ busy fourteen to sixteen hours a day,
a.. and d never get a day. off.
Leestter-copying presses operated by
compressed air or hydraulic pressure
from local water mains are in use in
Offices on the Rock Island road.
4 Since the outbreak Of the war in
South Africa a marked decrease in the
number 1i11 of prisoners up for trial at the
ass; aEsslzes has been noted in England.
broad shoulders for mems coats
have gone out of style IN London, and
now tailors are cutting coats so as to
make lal the shoulders look as narrow as
possible 5-s. z.5 81 til I. A..
The timber supply Of Georgia has
been estimated by lumbermen Of that
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!. AT PARIS ;:l|5s
.~.- %. 20.

SPECIAL CORES PONDENCE OF THE APP
PEAL, FRO STAFF CORRESPONDENT. q
Mr.. G. B. Smith, guard of the United
States sectional the Paris Exposition
OF 1900, had the honor of being chosen
as one OF the Guards Of Honor at the
celebration of the unwilling of the
Lafayette statue, given by the school
children of the United States. The
opportunity for an Afro American tc
take part in such celebration es-
pecially in a far-aWays country seldom
comes to one but once in lifetime,
and be it said to his credit that on this
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. IT, For PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
!. Of Ohio.
FoR VIcE-PREs1DENr:
THEO. ROOSEVELT.
of New York.

Within two years this Republican
administration has gealized in cash or
its equivalent the sum Of s124, 4221, y
ST. on account of the Pacific Rail-
road Indebtedness to the United States
government. More than one-half the
money collected was for accrued in
terest that had not been paid. $
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President :. - Steel CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio.

As
Later in the day the two steel makers
were formally introduced, and that even.
ing there was little supper. The Cleve-
land man paid the bill,
owe you So much at least, Mr..
Sweet. he said. for you gave me the
liyeHest half hours work ever had IN a
steel mill -
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Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson predicts
''that Bryan will not get within two
million as many votes as he did in
1862 #3l.~s>. . ~. ...>..s..-.."@
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; Since the adoption of the gold stand
ard in Japan, the currency of that
country has been freed from constant
fluctuations in it's exchange rate. .s....
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We condemn the Dingley tariff
Democratic platform. ...-
Yes. But the Democratic party was
not honest enough to come out anl
openly favor free trade Gin the inter
est of American labor
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" Census enumerators in portions of
Georgia report that there are hundreds
of native white people who never saw
an Afro-American. These people live
in a circumscribed area, seldom or
never, leaving home and then only to
go few miles.
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It is rather a pity that the Hon. Billy
Sulzer could not be Vice President
The office would compel keeping his
mouth shut.
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The Republican majority in Oregon
was over 11.000, and it was piled up
against complete fusion. What will it
be in other states? i FL H.
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If farmer Bryan held his hoe in the
wrong hand the farmers will soon get
on to it when the moving pictures are
.on exhibition. ~ ~ .5
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They are not taking any chances
down in Mississippi: One Afro7Ahneri-
can was charged with murder but two
suspects were arrested. It was impos-
sible that both Of the men could be
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-07-28

: Hon. Adlia Stevenson was originally
a greenbacker. Mix this with 16 to |,
and what will be the product?
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He is known as sulzer the Silent
since the expose of Boer fund expedi-
lures. s>>.<. 5g 3. Il
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The dictatorial attitude Of Boss
Bryan at Kansas City is very sugges-
tive of imperialism. (.
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The Republicans have no party per
idy and dishonor to hamper them in
their victorious campaign.
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EuuEA TIuNdL.
CANNON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
AIMS AND METHODS

AIMS AND METHODS
The Aim of this school is to do practical
Work IN helping men toward success in
the ministry. Its course of study is
PFC! nroad and Practical; it's ideas are high;
It's work is thorough; its methods are
fresh, systematic. clear and simple :
COURSE OF STUDY
Ihe regular course OF study occupies
three years, and covers the lines of work
in the several Departments of theologicai
instruction usually pursued in the Leading
theological asemlnarles of the country.
EXPENSES AND AID
Tuition and room rent are free The
apartments for students are plainly fur
nished. Good board can be had for seven
dollars per month. Buildings heated by
steam. - =
Aid from loans without interest, and
gifts of friends, are granted to deserv-
ing students who do their utmost in the
line of .self-help. No young man with
grace, gifts, and energy, need be deprived
Of the advantages now opened to him
In this Seminary: For further particulars
address REV WILBUR P. THIRKIELD.
D. D., President Atlanta, Ga. - -.,.s.' =
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The Democratic party is the tail to
the Populistic kite this year. Z.
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Any government not based upon the
consent of the governed is a tyranny
platform. -. ~@. ..
How about the government of the
people of New York by the Tammany
ice trust? .. -. ~
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Appreciatiye words are jewels, rescued
from the yesterdays of life, that shall be
set IN crowns OF glory in that upper and
better world. Aughey.
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TAElocAII0N.

co.founder and FIRST ST ohan han
THE LOCATION. ..~......
The Eckstein Norton University is sil1aed at Cane
one OF the mos. health and quiet settemnnts in the
s being what is
lofty hill Of rch rolling land Surrounded on ali
species In this quiet retreat away from the hustle Of
ments Of places Of vice and unwholesone amusemens,
one finds study and the physical
s al n All
who desire to prepare for an active life.
DEPARTMENTS.
Ss!ssss$ S:5ss'ss5s
Apiseulsare, POULTRY Raising, 6ress Ma ifEss
Barber shop, Carpentry,
Sbs4ts sasP III Voc %Ssds and Metals
d Painting in Oil and Water,
Musical Conservatory. ....
The above departments are under competent NOES.
soss ana R and spseals ne
state University, Chicago TranDs sehoe ,'sts
Normal School, Rhode Island, and other OF ci-
classes studies are so arranged that otdents
may study what is most desirable leave off ege,
least possible Consistent % ugh
Board room, fuel tuition and washing So 90 Month.
-fE HELP FOR STUDENTS.
Deserving students may have the privilege OF extra
reduction in proportion to the work they are filling
rate but account of the very high character OF the
work done. Our accommodations are frst-class and
offered alike to both sexes. E=- -
Persons route to Cane Spring, KY, Louisville
may hnd free accommodation No 5N Laurel Street,
Louisville, Ky. --s.fI5~ -.-I-E.
For catalogues and all business address the President
REV. G. r. PARRISH A. M,
+ Gf.r.E CANE SPRING. ~
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We oppose the accumulation Of a
surplus. Dem ocratic platform. &
! The Democratic party has always
been a debt creator, even in time of
peace. + j.. r. Z. e
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Gen. Dodds, whom France is sending
to China. will be the senior officer in
command of the allied army of Europe
and America. He will consequently be-
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becoming obsolete. The situation now
hunts the man. 81. E.
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ST. PAUL OFFICE,
no 1914 Union Block 18th and Cedar
10. ADAMS, Publisher.

MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE
Room Number 600 ONEIDA Hlonh
A,ROBERTS. Manager.
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THE APPEAL,
IRRATIONAL AFRO AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
RU8LIsHED WEEKLY N s4s.s. ~.
ADAMS BROS. EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
90 E. 9TH St st. Paul, MINI.

ISSUED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN 1..
oaInt Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago,
Louisville, St. Louis, Dailae,
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The situation hunter is gradually
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We renew our faith in the policy Of
protection to American labor.-Repub-
lican Platform. 49,, ..... p
! The Democratic platform renews
it's faith in foreign labor.
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guilty but the mob had the idea that
one was guilty and lynched both to
make sure. i.
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CHICAGO OFFICE,
No. 1886 Dearborn st. Suite $500
@. F.ADAMS, Manager.
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6GKSTElN NORTON UNIVERSITY

CANE SEEING, nULLrrT COUNTY, KY -
industrial training will set to motion Thousand
1t Wheels. -. =. = IA &C..
REV. VIM. SIMMONS, D. D., LII. d.,
ID. CO.founder md frstN hanca
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it's faith in foreign labor.
The Billings gazette., 1900-03-20
rAvoms ras pna pssa sssrss.
Essssas. Hiekaras on the ~, ~ ssss.s
EsHmsYat

ExsUss, 4. A. Richards snpeiiB
sendent uf the aensus IN Mrntaua, wis
mneh cunterned yesterday aflernosp
over u report that sbe compensation ~
enniaerasars ennld nna esrssd Vii. 50 a
day, says The Heleus independent.
If ihHl Fspuri utafia this assesanass
bernnrs general b. said ~ The ttsl'
ena lasi eseBinR, ~ insight ~ well ~
ont III The nrnsus business, u ~ hard
enough ~ obtain ennmeraiafs under the
mosi favorable conditions III this state,
and IL the people ihoaaht that ~ 80
h das was ihs maslmnn,, | wnuldn \
have any one 10 d0 the work IN this
state
THE fact. which have already ex,
platnfd ia Thu independent, IL that
ennmeraiors who work on i pes capita
basis will not receive n0le Than three
eents fOI each name listed nnI less than
two The law prasldes hnaeger, thai
IN districts not p0paloas snongh 10 the
estimation ~ lha director ~ warrant
Tho per capita system ~ eewpensaliop,
u per dtam will be plasiied NJ 8J, ~,
95 aud ~ day neeoldina 10 this ulass
I'm which lhn district IL IN, This Iaia
u compensation II iiHed by She direeiar
N Washington,
~ have wsltteu Director Merriam
THAI conditions aIa suah ~ ihis state
that ihe department e#nnot ekpeet 10
seeurs nan A. they might IN Tbs sast
strongly fsY0r tile per dinnl arrange
ment ~ pasmeul, alld believe aud hops
THAI IL Will he igll1sed pretty Reher'
ally lhloughoui ihe state |"