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New York, Aug pa revolution.
sty force OF 1000 men has pushed its
..ay over the border from Colombia
into Venezuela. says the Colon CORE
spondent OF The Herald This force,
the correspondent holds, is to aid in
When. il is said. his downfall is ac-
complished 4 similar plan vii! be fol.
lowed in Nicaragua.
Trouble is imminent on both the
eastern and southern boundaries OF
Colombia. Troops have been rushed
in both directions and the frontiers
Of Venezuela and Ecuador are lined
with armed men. ready 10 advance al
moments notice.
No secret is made OF the threat
ening attitude Of the Colombian au
thorities. They assert that the revo-
luton here has been enabled TO con
tinue only BY the aid OF the Liberal
governments Of the neighboring repub
lies. and that TO insure peace at home
II has become necessary 10 inaugurate
war of foreign conquest.
II is assumed here that Ecuador
would join with Venezuela in any
movement against Colombia. the two
Liberal governments standing united
against the Conservative element iy
control here. and making counter
charges Of interference with their af
fairs and Of fostering revolutions.
There seems little doubt that ths
charges on both sides are well found
ed The Liberals Of one republic hay,
lent a helping hand - their struC
Cling brethren in adjacent territor.
and the Conservatives have retallatet
in kind.
Colombia has. however. been tn
| chief sufferer. as her revolution IN
already lasted tWo years. Il IS eStl
mated that from % .0on u 10000 ike
already ha, been sacrificed. and th'
end is not vet. as the smouldering III
bers OF revolt are ccming into flame
in dozen sections simultaneously ~
and the Liberals do not hesitate Y
announce ley are preparing 70 dea
a final hlQw
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GAINED BY MINE WORKERS.
President Mitchell Tells What was
Accomplished by the Strike.

New York. Aug 2a.-Prcsident John
Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers
Of America has issued statement IN
which h. says.
THE agreement reached between
the men and the operators in 1900
amounted 10 an increase o: s2'."oo.oo'
annually. and aono00 men secured
that at an expenditure OF s3"o.o 900
which Is a bigger dividend than the
Standard oil company o. the Morgan
Banking company ever paid.
"A, the April convention. nj an eN
p.nditurc of s5.oon. concessions were
granted amounting to an increase @.
8. aon 600 annually.
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BuAcKBAuIED BY THE BAR.
Senator Patterson Denied Admission
TO the Association.

Denver. Aug 29.-The really sensa-
tional incident Of the meeting of the
American Bar association here last
week was the blackbaling Of United
States Senator Thomas NJ. Patterson
for membership in the association.
The local committee that passed
upon his application was composed
OF seven members Of the Denver bar:
six of them being Democrats and one
a Republican. This member, how
ever. Mr.. Vale. was not present al the
meeting. as he is in Europe. The re
port accompanying the recommenda
ton that the application be denied
was not made public. but il is general
~ admitted that II must have dealt
with other than his legal qualifica
tions. as his standing as a lawyer i
widely known. Mr.. Patterson had
some notoriety as a lawyer in Indiana
long before he took up his residence ir
Colorado
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Deafness Cannot he Cured

hy local applications as they canno,
reach the seat of the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way 10 cure
deafness. and that is 10y constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by an
in,lamed condition Of the mucous lining
II the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inilamed your have a rumhling
sound or impefect hearing. and when
il is entirely closed deafness is the re-
suit and unless the inflammation can he
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be de
stroyed forever: nine cases out Of ten are
raused by catarrh. which is nothing but
an infiamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness caused 10y catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. Cheney. X Co. Toledo. q.
Sold by Druggist. - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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OFFICIALS RESPONSIBLE.
Judges Specific Charge Relative TO
Oefunct Bank.

Cleveland. Aug. 29.-The specia
Grand iury took mp the recent failure
Of the Superior Street Banking and
saving company. Judge Dellenbaugf
delivered the charge. saying. amone
other things:
M Won shall find this bank contin
ned 10 receive money after II was heip
lesslN and hopelessly insolvent; even
though the money was receiveu ny
clerk. or teller. you must hoid the on
dcials of the bank responsible Tor tnf
act"
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Thousand Employees Out.

Chicago. Aug. 2a-All department, !,
.na ~ n conkey company's plant
NJ Uammcnd. Ind. except the con'pu, o,n ~,
,na room are closed. Over I'""o en-
% n,nyes of the company are now our m vi
..;.o p'.y strike headquarters have peer,
..",,,;shed and In open defiance o,
,',no uak.r's Injunction men aus,
women are doing picket ;nn an.a work "I
working 10 keep away non-"h''" WV :"
men.
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La Crosse. Wis. Aug. ~ NJ
wafer in the Upper Mississippi river
has reached 50 low a stage thar the
nio,,onJ Io boats have been forced 10
..as, on.rations and IL Is feared that
al navigation will be seriously "ain
ner,d If the river does not comm 'aee
io rise. The river is nnusaai'N 10"
for this time Of the year.
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REPRESENT SAMPSON.
'B.,. % Look After His Interests
we the Court Of lnouirv

,ha, .n Aug. 29.-It Is under.
tstn,saA Aamlral Sampson is to be
(qury i 'e'ore the Schley court
hen, ~. a. counsel. The navy de-
knowia,1ials say they have no Of
10 ,ba ase on the subject and
z only h,l .',l the court Of inquiry
|ebar co,nS DonS authorized TO admit
IN III unset unset In such cases. II
s4'aSure deny the perso.
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Mre Nation Makes a Call.

New york. Aug 2a.-Mrs. Carrie Na
,,on went 10 police Headquarters dur
,no aay where she had an inter
- - v,,,h Police Commissioners MUIR
phy. who told her she "ouin Nv ,his
res,ed If she violated the Ia" III ,''s
city. Mr.. Murphy was mn'n a,'"oh hin,
because Mrs. Nation :ai1eu n'"
afatnsr."
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In cases of cough or Group give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure.
Then rest easy and have no fear The
child will be all right in little while.
II never fails. Pleasant Ia take. always
safe. sure and almost instantaneous in
effect.
Cook K ODEE.
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1 Participated in Campaign.

J Is q witnesses 10 be- called b.
Eisr a.4,. ate throws considera-
gal upon thr lines Of testimony
b. Rll Seek 10 adduce before
put Aim.ral Sampson. as com.
K: Z a.ei of the feet. of course.
IL Is Then follows the cap
&. al tsa ships engaged In the
az campaign with the exception
pp,aa Clarke Of the Oregon and
20 philips - the Texas. the lat
EEng 3.ei since the war. Evans
p command ~ the Iowa. HigGin-
q ne Ma achuscfts. Cotton of
foA' i ward. Taylor of the In
taasa ~ the New York.
: q 'aa wark and tn. scout
~ sseArr ~ the scout 81.
VS. = 'he scout Yale. Cooke
b e6fH NcCalla Of the Mar
| AfA ~ the scout Minncap-
g'H 'hr New Orleans and
t~iine. Hannum. re-
uginoer OF the Brook
'hnnaa Potter was the ex.
'7 'Ae New York. Vain
Command ~ the
t''n ~ the Resolute. Ma.
'''oer of the Brooklyn.
hAt tive officer of the
.''@ llarbor executive of.
=" IeNas Miller commanded
''ha Hluer was navigator Of
II la Bates chief engineer Of
I. Dil Commander Staunton
=" ,.'A hief Of stan aboard
: Sher was commander
Il l Grant was aboard the
~ lloigson was navi.
=, - ihe Brooklyn. Souiher.
|e,,. = ammand OF the Dolphin
!, vi aboard the Indiana
'he Massachusetts, and
\, I command OF the Vixen
L., .oh was commander al
!, ~ 4hpard the Indiana. Lieu
=. vas on SIMPSONS stan
rsn. flmandor OF the torpedo
! hlH" was aboard the
Al,, :. and Webster were on tn,
H,,l no'l was In command oI
r.l harlow was executive Of
! r. iNen. Dyson was enginee,
kt- :. ahd McCalpine assistant
(e,- \, ~ ne Brooklyn. I.ieutenan,
""S on SIMPSONS star.
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+ ANNOUNCED
WITNESSES 70 Sc
;. THE scHLeV
,ovar OF INQUIRY
,,os's NAME is FIRST

|. Captain. Of the Vessels .'." ."'
=. Santiago Campaign
,.,,o. included !" the Isl.
whom Admiral se"'ey
= &c Summoned Not
|.,a. public BY the Department
,nr. ae.-The list OF
shas'o".. .,r,d by Captain Lemiy,
s:e' = -. $, the schley coert OF
''s0. .n1 - transmitted to sa,nA, Admiral
p, ~ a3y has been pub''sned.
!. ; ~, parport to be ,'a.1 a complete n,,'
~ '.,l@s the principal Wit
/. VI .ao b., VII be called .a by n,am the
',a.,,e The witnesses whom
= f..y has asked to be sum
"a a5, included in the list.
~. william I. Sampson.
rtan- Francis J. Higgin'
cotton. Henry I. lay
,,-,eh +. Chadwick. Cash
CT i. charles u. sigsoee'
w. Francis 4. Cook. h.
E. Tn odore +. Jewel. Will
re+r Robert NJ. Berry. John
k..aa fssset
49,. William +. Potter,
{. wainwright Joseph 6. Eaton
~ : Mason. Sca,on Schroeder
"a Bafs.r James NJ. Miller. Lew
p..t.r. AaAanier Is. Bates.
,saaa, commanders Sidney a,
Nathaniel X. Usher. Albert
NJ A3a.sn Z. ioigson. William
aerlaud. William Il
emp..n NJ. Potts. Aiexan'
.a,q i. ;.
.sr william c. Dawson. u. 5,
&g,,.a4,s Charles {. Marsh. Spen'
J W.a4. Victor Blue. James G
Cs.g.e- Webster. John Hood
II Harlow. Charles w. Daw'
ae1ns.4 81 Alpine. Ernest l.,
<
n Hrges g. Muslin.
I.g Il vain Dennis j. O'Con'
j. Q.astsfmaster Neils Andcr'
,a.r-
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DEPOSE CASTRO
FORCE or TWO THOUSAND MEN
CROSSE S INTO VENEZUELA
FROM COLOMBIA.
LAT1ER'S POSITION STATED

Colombians Assert That the RevoIu.
ton There Has Been Enabled to
Continue Only by the Aid Of Neigh.
boring Republics and Foreign Cen.
quest Is Necessary to Insure Peace
at Home.
The Appeal., 1901-09-21

start for the wedding, while some of
the party decide to- go to; the Covenant
er church. to help: with the, Christmas
decorations: s''-
: Jack and Marion returned to-, the
house and their. conversation: is. inter-
rupted by the: appearance of. Bud
Means, the. country "bully.' He iss in
love with: Marion also and when: he
finds: Jack: Phillips has wonl Marion 8
heart, he: inslltingly recalls; the cloud
over her birth and for his: impudenoe
is. knocked down: by Jack. He swears
vengeance. Jack and Marion go to
the: church where Marion assists. witt
the decorations, AS: all; the. old: FOLKS
are about to leave; Bud Means: appears
again. on the scene and finding; Marion
alone in the chulcl, attempts to- fonee
from her a, promise, Of marriages, and
Z lf11gsin = this. declares ft1fat he will
i make her unfit for any nlan's, wife.
Jack fortunately appears about this
time and Bud is sonndly t11ras3te& out
side the church. : AS he come& to his
senses Joe M11ler; now tramp. ap-
pears on the scene and recognizes Bud
as the man who had induced bis wife
to leave home, and whom afterwards
e, Bud Means creully murdered Joe ha.
come to the old Covenanter church
yard this night to visit his wife's gray,
and had sworn to kill the man wh<
wrecked his home if he ever met him
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wife arrive, there: is general rejoicing
IN the neighborhood, for he is held in
high esteem by the, citizens Of the
community. Jack, the son, greets him
and is: reprimanded; for his bad: habits
and tells his father that there is one
way to reform him.. That is by his be.
ing allowed to marry Marion Williams,
the belle of the neighborhood, with
whom he is greatly i'm love-. The
judge forbids this marriage on the
grounds that there is a. cloud: over. the
girls birth, and, while they are talk
ing Marion Williams herself appears
at the door and hears the conversation
about her. She meekly submits to the
caustic criticism of the father and the
boy, when she starts home, against his
fathers wishes, he goes with her. The
father is angered at the: action of his
son; but his feelings are swallowed. up
in the greetings given him by his old
friends and! neighbors, and. they all
The Appeal., 1901-09-21
FOOT BALL.

St. Paul, or the Twin Cities, will
have an Afro-American football team
this fall on the gridiron to contest hon
ors of skill and strength with their
pale-face brothers. The team will be
made up of experienced football play
ers and athletes. The promoters of
the sport are Charles E. Charleston
and Fred McCracken. Among the
young men.who have sworn to go into
training and to stop dancin g, smoking
:aJd$ to diet themselves on cabbage,
corn beef, potatoes, beans, and drink
nothing but milk, and to retire every
night at 8 o'clock are Sidney Harris,
formerly of the M. A. High School and
now a member of the Tiger football
team; Clarence Smith, now star player
of the M. A. High school: Gree
The Appeal., 1901-09-21
@2hE|y yn,ezz
We clofbe fbe Whole Family
Hats, Clothes, Shoes
.Nes1 Fail Styles,
Mems and Boys Clothing.

The shades and coorngs mems clothing for the coming
sombre but tasty Delicate golden browns and olive greens
be most in favor Blues will be shown but in pastel effects
The effects
Societies. effects smooth goods being fashionable among
dresse Indsnct ovecheck and appear
rough goods =--a -..'~ :
Our high and medium grades Of clothing extremely
call special attention to our line of from SIS SIS which
ed to compete with tailor made suits costing $40 and s50
SUITS, boadan
SIS $25 -.
Doubbrstd
shoulders, to o -: -.
The Appeal., 1901-09-21

Phillips is elected Governor Of the
state and the question of pardon for
the son is argued pro and con by both
the attorneys in the case and the
friends and enimies of the accused; but
the governor with his high sense of
honor after the supreme court has
failed to reverse the decision; refuses
to interfere in the case. The closing
of the act. in which Marion Williams,
the Judges wife and all the friends of
the accused appeal for his pardon is a
most powerful scene. The governor
finally steps to the phone to telephone
Warden Coffin to do his duty when Joe
Miller, dying of consumption, enters
the governors Office supported by a
Mother Superior and confesses his
crime. The son is pardoned by. the
governor and his wife reunited and
Marion, whose birth has now been
cleared up, is given to Jack for his
wife. -.
The Appeal., 1901-09-21

Thomas, formerly noted athlete of
the Central High school; Edgar Muir
ply, four years experienced on high
school and college elevens; Joe Harris
formerly member of the Military col
lege eleven at Faribault; Harry
Bryant. of the Central High school;
Andy Combs, an athlete of some note;
Carlos Williams, formerly Of the High
school team; Fred McCraeken, five
years experienced on high school and
college: eleven; the Housey brothers,
now of the Mechanic Art school; Nor
ris Hickman, formerly star player
of the Cleveland High school: Charles
A. Charleston, formerly star player
of the M A. High school; Ethel Blair,
a noted athlete; Will Charleston and
Marshall, both Bicycle riders Also ef-
forts will be made to get Lafe Mason,
formerly a star player Of. the Mime
apo1is High school, and William
Marshall, ON Minneapolis High school
star end The team will weigh about
month. The boys will practice at Au-
145 or. 15o ,and the boys think they
will be ready for play in about a
rora park, and invite all other young
men to, come out and try for the team
as it has not BEEN picked yet .~<
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@x;a;w-s~

He had picked up a knife which Jack
had dropped while out cutting holly
for the decorations and with this knife
in hand he recognizes the betrayer of
ms home. calls him to account and
finally stabs him to death. Bud falls
i'm the same spot where Jack had
knocked, him down and Marion Will
llams standing in the church door,
diinIy sees the murder. She screams
and faints and Jack rushes out and
bending over the body of Bud Means,
declares that he has killed him. Joe
Miller escaped without being recogniz-
ed~ Jack is arraigned for the murder.
In an unparalleled court room scene,
in which his father is compelled to try
the son for murder, Jack is convicted
and sentenced to be electrocuted. Joe
Miller perjures himself and declares
that Jack is the murderer and the third
act closes by the father sentencing his
own son. In the meantime Judge
The Appeal., 1901-09-21
>cinnati as the guest of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. George Goodbar,, and. her
aged uncle$-Mr| William Gale ..-. -

cinnati as the guest of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. George Goodbar,, and. her
aged uncle MrS William Gale.
: Bethesda Baptist church., Eighth,
between Eleventh and Twelfth ave
nlle: SOuth. Rev.. NJ. w. Withers, pas
tor. Residence, ILL South, Sixth, st.
ALE are: invited. to- come and worship
the Lord i'm this place: Strangers, are
made. welcomes: Sunday schooE II: 80
p. m. Classes. for. all ages.
Ehe: reeital Whiefn was given by Miss
Gertrude Imogene Palmer at plymouth
Congregational church on Tuesday
night was brilliant ARTISTIC: success
but a most dismal financial failure. 1t
is a shame that the people do not show
more appreciation OF the talented
among: them i'm substantial way
What is the use for one to spend years
Of time and hundreds on thousands OF
dollars in fitting oneself to- appear in
public and meet with no encourage
ment? Miss Palmer deserved granC
ovation, but got decided frost
Shame, shame, shame
rev. NJ. w W1tnefS, pastor o.
Bethesda Baptist church, has returned
from his vacation and attending tn,
National Baptist Association at Gin
cinnati, O. On his return he was sur
prised to find his table loaded dow1
with many good things from some o
the members under the management o
Madames T.. II. Brigham and c.. W
Lee. The following were present: FL
mira Johnson, Cora johnson, Mrs
Cage, Mrs. Sample, Mrs. English, Mrs
! Lewis, Mrs. Walker, Mrs Noble, Mrs
| Scott, Mrs. Gatewood, Mrs Cheatham
Mrs, Watson, Mrs West, Mrs. Rich
! ardson, Mrs. Gertie Walker, Mr. Baker
/ Nh Campben,s Mr.. Reid, Mr. Tucker
Mr.. Jackson, Mr.. Brown. Mr.. KeIlun
Messrs. Richardson, Noble, Watson
Reid and English.
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sFss> a. 8 - ~ 3 . - 4
HMM ZAP I]S,.
spo'NGS IN AND ABOUT tn,
GREAT sFLOuR CITY,"
Matters social, Rellgtous and General
Which Have Happened snd are to Happen
Among the People Of the City ON the
Kalls. sc9s- s$as
Mr.. G. c. Carter, of Canada, is at the

Mr.. G. C. Carter, of CanaeIa, is at the
|. West hotel,
( Look out for G. w. Tyler's gran 4
ball Sept. 26, 1901.
DON'T fal to secure a copy of THE
APPEAL next week.
Room for rent; excellently furnished,
Apply at 7O7 E.. 18th st.
Mrs. Addfe wilkins has a nice f1,c-
nlshed room for rent, corner of r7th
street and Third avenue So.
Pride Of Minnesota, K. of P. Nc.
S. meets first and third Thursday at
104 Hennepin avenue south.
+ >Dr. r. S. Brown has moved his office
into the Century Building No. g.
Fourth street south, rooms 405 and. 406.
Office phone, N. w., 327l-J-1 Main.
The Misit Clothing Parlors is the
+ place~~to get the best clothes: at the
lowest prices. They will make them
fit you, too. No. 241 Nicollet Ave.
The Appeal Is mailed to most OF
the homes of the people of the Twin
Cities, and if you wish matters toereach
these homes you must publish them il:
| the Appeal.
LIE Roy Roberts Will call ON adj de:
| linquent subscribers of THE AP.
+! PEAL. Please don't disappoint him,
as this is his first attempt at collect.
! ing money. ->.~r4. z@@>
There will be- an organization in the
near future Of Bethesda Baptist
church, to be known as the Young
Mems Club. All men are: invited to
become members. See later announce
ment.
For. Rent-I-roomi fiat; neatly ar
ranged; in excellent condition.; all wa,
ter conveniences inside;' within seven
blocks of St. Peters church; dinectly
, on car line; rent cheap. Apply to
/ Henry Roberts; West Hotel Drug
Store
Mrs. John Goodbar' left Tuesday
evening for Chicago. While, there she
will be the guest Of Mrs: NJ. Samuels
She will also spend two weeks in Gin
The Appeal., 1901-09-21

cents, and he will send you wonder
full life reading of character, ability
and prospects. :.
II you wish a good shave. hair cut
or shampoo call at Richard Cousby'f
neat shop, No. 37411s Minnesota street.
FTrst-class workmen only. Satisfac
ton guaranteed. Music for all occa.
s;o-:s furnished on short notice.
When you're out late at, night, >.
And you wish nice bite
Of food that will fill you with joys,
To a lunch wagon go, ~.
And you'll get the best show -,
At Johnson e Williams '.Iroquois'' y
, Elk Express, e. D. Charleston, prop,
packing and shipping; hauling of all
kinds; coal and wood il large or
small quantities. When you wish
anything in his line give him call.
Telephone, Main 1920 /. Office 63
East Sixth street.
Miss Josephine Proteau arrived in
the city Thursday morning from Sioux
City, to be at the bedside of her sister.
Mrs. Crawford Miss Proteau is Sioux
City's agent and correspondent for the
Iowa State Bystander, which is. pub
lished at Des Moines.
Mr.. J. F. Pringle and Mr.. ]. G. Nc
CHM, who for SO many years were
at the Plymouth Clothing House, have
again connected themselves with that
old. reliable institution, ready to well
come their old friends and serve their
greatest interests as in days past.
DR.. ]. 3. PORTER, physician AID
k>nrgeon, Room 40 Washburn building,
Fifth street, opposite Conr.. House.
Office hours 10 a.. m. to. I : IL, 2 p M.
so p. M, to p.. M. Telephone
Main, 17sssJ 1-t Reside dence. 453 Car
roll street Telephone. Dale, 464-L3.
Pilgrim Baptist church, Cedar and
Summit. Services, 10:45 a M, p. M
Rev. w. ID. Carter, pastor. Morning.,
The Appeal., 1901-09-21

There will be- an organization in the
near future Of Bethesda Baptist
church, to be known as the Young
Mems Club. All men are: invited to
become. members See later announce
mont
The Appeal., 1901-09-21
7f6 and Robert Streets.

"Justification-Its Author, Ground,
Condition and Reasonableness." Even
ing: 'The National Baptist Conven-
ton and Its Work" Sunday School at
1890 p. m.
Messrs. J. J. Johnson and A. Will
liams have started a new enterprise in
the form of night lunch wagon,
which they have named the ''Iro-
quois." They have a stand on Mime
sofa street between Sixth~and Seventh,
and are prepared to serve all comers.
Give them a CALL
The famous chef, John Godfrey has
moved his boarding house to No. 552 Wa
basha street, between Tenth street and
College avenue, where he has all the mod
ern conveniences, and is, getter than ever
prepared to serve his guests. Board and
dinners from / 90 to 5 100 a speciality
Transients accommodated.
The Odd Fellows wish it distinctly
understood that although their EN-
ancipation celebration is public af-
fair, as such a celebration ought to be,
it will be conducted and managed
with the greatest decorum as they ex-
pect nothing but ladies and gentlemen
to attend the entertainment
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society will resume their work
Sept. 20 at 7 p. m. All the young peo.
pie are earnestly invited to attend
Mrs. J. E. Watson, of Cincinnati, O..
will lecture All are urged to be pres
ent. Mrs. w. D. Carter, President;
Miss Gertrude James, Secretary.
ST. Paul did herself proud in the
grand manner in which she did honor
to the martyred president Thursday
The parade was one of the best ever
seen here, the crowd at the Auditorium
was the largest ever gathered under
one roof in this city The tributes
paid to the@memory<~ Of the illustrions
dead by: Archbishop ireland, & Senator
H: r. Stevens and Hon. d. w: SSIIsawle.
were nlatch1ess.
The Appeal., 1901-09-21
Mems OvercOatS.

Our assortment of fall and
All the styles and colongs shown here prices
SO 90 $35. co. 4~xzs~avz. -. -.
Kitchener knd
half belt SIS $35
broad shoulders ,*l*s
shoulders; $50. :. : =.
Fuore Ions
full % $685.
nothing short of wnton extravaganza to buy elsewhere while
The Plymouth closing regardless of profit and
selling price. all summer merchandise: -:
7fb and Robert Streets