The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-08-04
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Mrs. L. Carr Of 1871 Sixth street is teriously ILL
We would like to see our Young Mems Club re-
| Weed. H. .r>.t
| Our young people should attend Sunday schoo
better.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blackwell spent SUNDAY
n the Bill city. r.
Mr.. Lewis Of Chicago is in our city hoping t.
get aposition that he may remain
Mr.. j. j. Miles is doing the bachelor act. H
has gone to Batavo, Ill. for short stay.
Mr.. W. B. Davis who is in St. Paul. MINI, say,
| ne ls well pleased with the Twin Cities. 81.
Mr.. Sol. jackson and family have moved +,
Indiana where they expect to reside in the future
All subscribers who are in debt to j. j. Mile,
| 1or IHE APPEAL will please settle up without fur
| ther notice.
Dr. Betty makes frequent trips on Wells stree,
OF late. Dr. 1t is a tree tor all fight. am glad tc
| see you enter.
| NIX. James Fields Of Wakesha visited Mrs. Fields
tbs week. lie says business is dnll at the Sarato.
ga OF th7 west. .. -. 4- .,-
anyone Wishing furnished rooms with all mod
cru improvements can iId sucL at Mis- L. Chris
MI II. I. Vaughn las resigned his position af
private waiter and Will 20 west and sla1t III the
newspaper business
frol. w. Hawkins of Washington D. G. isin tho
city Visiting reialiyes ana trlenus lie il dcloht-
I'd with Washington.
Mr., and Mrs. 3. F. L. Taylor moved from
street to 164 State Where lie Will be ueased
10 see their many friends
fro'. VIM. Craig and Mr. Best had scrap IN
Ne flankinton Office. 1t was i ,ame affair ~
ne'cner Was III any Condition to fight.
Mr.. Gains one ST our en,erprlsing business
men Is quite jubnant &c there IL resrunu,n,,rv
o1 Laiu44et1e uelug our next governor.
we learL that one of our most popular ladies ia
slttlng for picture II artist ca LII IL likeness
"ppe&f1o DIS goou advantage is the original.
AAf' Z. D. Ferguson OF chicago expects to open u
odAclng school SOON for those Who delight to LTD
'1e 1.snt lan1astl. toe 10 suralus OF sweet music
Ike keV. 4. Hamel1cn wr,les from Seattle
"asn that LIE Will rcslyu Ills poslt4uu Oh The road
aug. ~ "a o-e .ahnoL Goa aud the rullro a.,
MF. John slaugteer wished Us much success III
the suCu Woik. IL Is useless to say ,tar he CIV.
Us Lib subscription tor lie never uoee things bd
LalvSs.
WI. "a y. Niles headWaiter at the P.aukmton
oes'1es lnccA Standardization for Tue Interest ne
LAKES Ill giving employment " Ills bretueyu III his
line of business.
Atr Jbmes Stewart writes from Sc, Pan, tha, h..
- 81 popular up lnere That Mayor oml.u presented
Min "1th 4ollAg cup WIN all lie Masou.c .m-
oIems upon It.
hl1. a. " Gums held Quarterly meeting At
Tue 81 Marks A. NJ. t.. church Sunday uue-noon
he "as asslsleu by key. knight. q far auu,auca
Was III at1enuande
Mr. Il. " haluey the popular mail clerk Of the
Wisconsin Gen. o1ice FROM His m.A WAGON
anu struck nls head ana is now lying lii u pr.car-
Jus CoAdltlon at his honle tx tenth street.
Mis-. +. Pittifold Of Fremont Ohio who has
o0en WISHING Mr' and Mrs. CALVIN Myers OF Wells
streec mas re.Irned to uer nome Her brother NJ r.
Chas. Kemp, WAS aDle alter his loug Illness 10 ac
cJmpauy her,
MT. F:eston Lewis of Caica 20 is in the city. the
guest VI MIS-. Adolpa Turll. Ut OH street MIR
Ae"ls Is one OF tnt old settlers OF Chicago IL.
anu 1HE APPEAL agent VINO are GA friends have
not slnce 1860.
The revival that has been in progress for soma
tlue Was crowned with success. Rev. Grimm ,,..
PASTOR 1nfolmed those wLo had not CONE iuto
possession or that love that passes all knoledye
mat ne would not let them rest
Afs. H. Pettifurd of FREMONT Ohio who has
Seeh V.sllng MIR. anu Mrs. CALVIN Myers. OF Wei,
=lI.et iettrheu 10 her home. We are glad to suy
that MIR. Cnas. Kemp, Mrs. Pittiforu's brother
was able 10 accompany her home after his lon
lllness.
fooc correspondent met Mr. Knox of Little
MOCK, Ark, who is taking post graduate course
at Chicago, ILL., He was Visiting Miss Berry OF 11o
WEES street. Miss Berry who is one Of our NOS
talented young ladies will be one Of the facility
OF the Ark. Baptist College in the fall as teacher
of music.
The members of the St. Marks Church should
ge1 move on themselves and not let their minis
Ter Dc turned out of doors. Ii the members ar
NOT able to support the church they should close il
up until they are able. Each congregation should
o. self supporting and not dependent On the GEN
eraI public
MISS Watson and Miss Kaoell of Henderson. KS
who lad been in attendance at the Summer Norv
nal IN the windy City wee III lie civ the La
week guests of Miss Berry. They spoke in ths
highest Of terms of the courtesy shown them bv
lie young men during their stay. Aud now MI
Stevens lie talking 'Kentuck,"
Rev L. R. Gaiffin and several respectable FAM
lies will leave New Orleans and locate IN III
north. We would like for some one TO point on
the difference between the boxers of N. O. an
those of China. How is it that the goyernro.n
SENDS our soldiers thousands of miles away to nro
tect our missionaries and cannot protect the cti.
zens' we think 1t eiegrace TO the government
Is Mr.. Robert Charles and his brave followers have
ne sympathy of all brave men, II we had one
nndred men like him in the South, There ne,ett
would have beenany riot in N. O.. The Negroes viii
never De a race unless they lay their prayer book
aside and takes up his trusty winchester. Cad
nates coward. Where would we be today if the
@oo'oVo Negroes had not the courage to shoulde
muskets and 60 to the front and fight. We should
build monument in honor of all our. brave men
like Bill Allen and Robert Charles and all other
who have died with their faces to orr enemies,
Learning is either good or bad, ac-
cording to him that has tan excel
ASne "SopoA, ~ We'll uoeu, OTHERWISE,
like sharp razor in the hands of a
child.
Life is no idle dream, but solemn
reality based on and encompassed by
eternity. Find out your work, and
stand to it; the night cometh, when no
man can work.
All brave men are brave in initiative,
but the courage which enables them
to succeed where others dare not even
attempt is never SO potent as when it