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Coffees and Teas

Fresh Roasted Mocha and Java
HaVOr, 10
Jamaica Java, lb .............
Robal, lib ...............
The Celebrated Hoffman House,
(Worth 45c lb.)
Good pure Teas, all kinds, h..
Minarda Tea, lb 5000.
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MORAL SOCIETY" A FRAUD
Warming Received Against Chain Letters
,s,. from Philadelphia. s .-.

The Associated Charities Of Minneapolis
has received letter Of warning against a
so-called United States Moral Society OF
Philadelphia" The warning is sent out by
Special Agent Marsh Of the Philadelphia
Society for Organizing Charity. He says
the moral Society is sending chain
letters to women thruout the country,
asking for aid in getting up a mammoth
petition to congress to have the cigaret
evil suppressed. Agent Marsh explains
that the society Is really fraud, solicit
ing money which is turned into the pock-
cts of the 'society" managers.
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MAJ. ALLEN IN COMMAND
In Charge Of the Artillery at Fort SHELL

In Charge Of the Artillery at Fort SHELL
Ing.
The command Of the Tenth and Thir-
tieth field artillery at Fort Smelling has
been assigned to Major Samuel E. Allen.
Major Allen was promoted from the rank
of captain May 20. Captain Thomas
Rideway has been acting commandant.
Major Allen graduated from the West
Point academy June II, 1881, and since
that time has been connected with the
artillery. He was appointed first lieuten-
ant Oct. g. 1886, and captain March 3,
1899.
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JUNE IL FLAG DAY

Governor Fixes Day for Display Of Na-
tIonaI Colors.
Governor Van SAINT issued his Flag Day
proclamation yesterday, fixing June, Ia as
the day for general display of the colors.
The proclamation Is as follows:
In pursuance of the commendable custom es-
tabIished among the states of the union, 1 here
BY proclaim Tuesday, June IL 1904, as Flag Day,
and recommend that the day be observed by all
natriotic. liberty loving citizens Of Minnesota
would also suggest that exercises Of a patriotic
nature be held IN all the schools Of the state
places Of business with the stars and stripes.
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A POSSIBILITY
That Became Fact and Pleases
Many People.

A. r. Lewis, M. D., in a lengthy ar
journal of Health, says concerning
hair: TITS deterioration is constant
source Of worriment to humanity, con-
sequently bald people are readily de-
ceived by fake hair restoratives
The wish that a hair preparation will
fill the bill is father to the fancy that
1t is likely to do so. A rare case In
point is that Of Newbro's Herpicide
which actually does I'LL the bill. II
destroys the parasite that attacks the
hair root, and prevents dandruff, fall
ing hair and badness" Sold by lead
ing druggists. Send 10c in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De.
troit Mich.
Voegeli Bros, Special Agents, cor
Iner Hennepin and Washington ave
nues and 7th street and Nicollet ave
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Don't pay 90 cents for Lake and
Rail Minnetonka excursion, as the
Wayzata and Excelsior Boat Line has
reduced the fair to rs cents for tour
of the Lake, meeting morning and
noon trains of all roads. Buy your
tickets on the boats. - II
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Cigars
SPECIAL PRICES SATURDAY ONLY

SPECIAL PRICES SATURDAY ONI1
for csc Creme and PoEtuondo,
box so ,........ $3.50
7 for Csc Dominguez, largest size,
box so ..... 1.69
4 for 25c Vencito Havana, Club
House or Perfecto best value
ever offered, box SO. ........ .SS.1O
&C each Seal Of Minnesota, box
z for 25c, all advertised sc
oirars; box so .S1.75
Special prices on all lines by the box.
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Y r X A
s53--Either Phone-353.

Our telephone service is a great
success. Our patrons realize the con-
venience of being called up daily for
their orders. 1t serves as reminder
and there is no need of going out of
the house. We give the same careful
attention to the selection OF goods as
done by you personally.
Have your name entered ON our
calling list.
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Fishermen

Look at our pipe window; $3.50
and 81 value; best imported
French Briar; any pipe in the
window, Saturday ...........
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SUNDAY LAKE TRAINS
Great Northern Provides for Rapidly
. Growing Traffic, HH

The Great Northern's Minnetonka bust
ness on Sundays has grown to such pro-
portions that new arrangement has been
devised for the accommodation Of Its
patrons Two trains will hereafter leave
every Sunday morning from the union sta
ton, one at 9:35 a. M, and the other ten
minutes later. The first one, instead OF
starting from St. Paul, as heretofore, will
start from Minneapolis and will be ready
in the trainshed at 9:15. twenty minutes
before departure. Here 1t may be boarded
at once and the, congestion and rush In
the waiting room of the station will thus
be obviated The second train will start
from ST. Paul, and, as it will leave Min
neapolis ten minutes after the first train
/ it will carry the overflow without delay
and with seats for all.
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$50 Cash Prize

Offered for best advertising design
for Malta-Ceres.
Write Secretary National Nut Food
Co.. POS Bank of Commerce, Mime
apolis, Mimi, for information.
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GOING TO MEETING
Minnesota Bar Associations Delegates
Have Been Named.

The following prominent Minnesota jur-
lists have been appointed as delegates
from the Minnesota Bar association to at
tend the international congress of law
yers to be held at st. Louis Sept % to 80:
Judge M. B. Koon, Judge c. B. Elliott and
r. G. Brown, Of Minneapolis; Judge Has
cal R. Brill, Senator Moses E. Clapp and
Judge George B. Young, Of st. Paul; J. L.
Washburn, Duluth: Lyndon A. Smith
Montevideo and Ripley P. Brewer, st
Cloud,
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Strawberries

Ripe, sweet and sound. We have
notice of q large lot to arrive Satur-
day. Our prices will be the lowest;
wholesale and retail.
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M. T., A. GOES TO ST. PAUL
Committee Selects Capital as Next Meet
ina Place.

President George A. Franklin of the Min
nesota State Educational association
writes to Superintendent Smith Of the St
Paul schools that the annual meeting Of
the association is to be held in st. Paul IL
the Christmas holidays. This Is the de-
cision of the special committee which hat
the calling of the next convention in hand
Official notices are now being sent ou
to members. .e
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Home grown Spinach, peck. 49,. &c
Lettuce, &c bunch for. ....... &C
New potatoes, peck .......... oOc
Fancy Washinton Potatoes, bu. .S1'Oo
Pineapples, each up from. &c
Lemons, doz. &c
Oranges. doz. 12c
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar, h.. loc
Sweet Dairy Butter, ID .....-. l6c
Good Creamery Butter, 10 1Sc
5-lb jar Fancy Creamery, Id. -. 9Oc
Full Cream Cheese, 1b ......... &c
Uneeda Biscuit, package. ...... &c
Pure Lard. lb ........... &c
Imported Layer Figs, ID ..!.... &c
Valencia Raisins, Id. .......... &c
Cero Fruito, package ......... &c
Cooks Flaked Rice, PACKAGE. DC
3-lb cans Baked Beans &c
Soda and oyster Crackers, Id. -. &C
Ginger Snaps, Id. ............. &c
Bottled Pickles ............... 1Oc
8-lb can Standard Tomatoes 49,. &c
Large, Rich Prunes, Id. ....... 6Tac
(Worth 15c.)
Pure Jams and Jellies In jars,
eaCn "
Crystalllzed Cherries, Id ....... 25C
Caramels, lib 1SC
Sailed Peanuts, lb ............ 12C
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soc
Bakery Specials

Homemade Bread, loaf ....... &c
Apple Turnovers, dozen 2oc
Rhubarb Pie, each ........... 1Oc
Old English Fruits, EACH. 1Oc
Raisin Coffee Cake, each. go. 1Oc
Puffs. Marshmallow filling, doz. 25c
Hot Cottage Bread, $3.50 p. M,
loaf go. SC
Chocolate Eclairs, each &c
Large assortment of Layer Cake,
Devil Food, Gilt Edge Walnut, Pound,
Angel Cake, Lady Fingers and Kisses,
Macaroons, etc. a
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Casino at Excelsior. Opening hop
Saturday, June 4. Members of Danz
orchestra will furnish music.
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No,.th Gear (1othine Co.

North Star Clothing Co.
Owing to inclement weather con-
tinues bargain Friday ad on Saturday
making Saturdays extraord1nary
trading stamp offer apply on bargains
advertised on Thursday.
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Is cents only for tour Of Lake Min
netonka, Wayzata and Excelsior Boat
Line. Steamers Excelsior, Victor,
Fannie L., Helena, Ypsilanti.
Launches: Milla, Quata and Juanita.
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TOWLE'S
Cabin
Maple Syrup

Was awarded the GOLD
MEDAL at the Worlds Fair,
St. Louis, 1904, for absolute pur-
ity and richness of flavor.
The Approval of Millions Of
People Confirmed by the
World 81 Greatest Exposition.
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INNE /! POLLS
OolNGS l,s LAND, ABOUT THE,
GREAT AFLouR CITY,"
Matters Social; Religious and General
Which Have Happened and. Are to
{ Happen among the People Of the
City. : VI s@>stst ~
We :-.sr,..,5ss,,:s: If -.
+ WISH
YOU ALL a ...-.-
MERRYfCHR1STMAS

we Wis., ;f1'7Ss "a
| YOU ALL A ..-..- =. "
MERRY sCHRiSTMAs H..
Miss E. T..aeHarper is spending: 8
| few weeks with Mrs. R. T. Grey.
Mrs. HARDING. Of South 9TH street is
spending theN Holidays with relatives
in Omaha. .,....
Duke Johnson and his wife, May
Wells, are the principal attraction al
the Orpheu1R theater this week. This
is Mr.. Johrts home. y ~.
Have your tailoring and repairing
done by ANTHONY THE TAILOR
Suits, SIS and ,upWard. Repairing done
at reasonableSirates. PIP Washington
Ave. N. g. NJ $685..
The Misses Mason, Marshall, Ward,
will receive New Years calls with
Miss Anderson at the residence of Mr..
T. j. Johnson, 1904 4th ave So, Mon
day, January 2, 1906 i
Piano lessons taught, also instruc'
sewing Plain sewing done at the
Goodrich-Russell Afro-American In
dustrial Home, 2406-2408 18th Ave
So. Miss Lydia Walker, instructor
Miss Cora Anderson will be assist
ed by the Misses Mason, Marshall and
Miss Ward in receiving New Year
calls on Monday, Jan. End, at the res
idence of Mr.. z. J.. Johnson. 1904 4th
Ave. S. tr..::-t.t:
The Sleeping Car Porters' and Wait
ers' Ball at Normanna Hall, Third
street and 18th avenue &c. Oh Monday
evening, Dec rs, will be the swell
time of the season. Don't miss it or
you'll miss it. ~-'
We are informed that Rev. DR.. P.
A. Hubert, well known throughout
the northwest, was sentenced to
serve nine years in states prison for
the crime committed. against Ia Ia
year old girl at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mrs. Hale wishes to announce
there will be no cards: issued for the
January Soiree of the Autumn .>Lea1
Dancing School, which will be given
Monday eve, Jan. g. 1905. Ihe
Jewell one of the most popular
dances of Chicago. will be introduced
Regular patrons cordially invited.
Santa Claus has promised st. Thorn
as Mission a dozen new f1ymnd1s
The newly organized choir OF the mis-
sion has been working hard on Xmas
music and will render some fine an
thems and the public is invited to
come and hear them at the 4 O'Clock
service. The Sunday school will have
Christmas tree Thursday evening
! Dec. goth; services at 1880.
At the annual election of Queer
Esther Temple No. 1874 S. M. T., the
following Officers were elected: w
P, Mary Watkins; V. P, Ida sellen
w. S., Mary Joyce (re-elected); Treas
urer, Carrie Duncan; Chaplain, Len;
Raglan (re-electeO; Trustee, Sadie
! J]oyd: Chairman of Sick Committee
| Ermine English; j., Belle Hyatt. q.
| Anna English; Pilot, Mary Parkinson
J. NJ, Ze1phia Mitchell.
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open in which number of small tables
we're placed and soon surrounded and

1 : II .
open in which a number Of small tables
we're placed and soon surrounded and
, during the remainder Of the evening
there was "a continuous feast going on,
while to the delightful strains OF mu-
sic from the orchestra. the devotees
of Terpsichore tripped the light fan
tastic toe to their hearts content. Ev-
eryone was delighted and when the
last notes of ''Home, Sweet Home"
died upon the ambient air at l O'Clock,
1.-The happy throng reluctantly donned
their wraps. and left for their homes,
each one voting the evening one of
the most pleasant Of the season.
:. The members of the order extend
their most grateful thanks to each per-
former in the program for the service
rendered, to the public for it's gener-
GUS patronage and to the committees
for the admirable performance of their
duties.
The Committee of Arrangements was
= j.. r. White, w. Liggins, A. Melon
aid, H. Robinson, DR.. C. D.. Martin,
G. Nichols.
Reception Committee. @. Adams,
B. r. Durant, J. H. Sanders, Willis
Green, E. J. Murphy.
.Ushers-Dr. F. c. Nelson, E. Hinkle.
The public is cordially invited to
be present Admission free.
Armant's orchestra will furnish the
music
All wraps must be checked.
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. !. SAINT PAUL
SATURDAY, DEC. "a, 1904.

WE
WISH -. @ =,
YOU ALA =
MERRY CHRISTMAS :
II it's Hamm's, it's all right
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Apply at 1863 East Sixth street.
Nice furnished rooms for two gen
tlemen at 3O7 E. Seventh street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Apply at 357 East Seventh street.
Half solez, sewed, 75c; rubber heels,
400. Phone 1862. Jarvis, S3 E. 18th.
The Cosmos Club will make it's usu-
al New Years calls on Monday, Jan.
End
Il haven't paid $500 fer hat since
1 began wearing the Gordon, and buy
the best" r.;
There will be Christmas services at
all the churches with specially pre-
pared music.
The Elk Express Company now has
its office at 102 E. Fourth street. Tele-
phone. Main 1921.
Rooms for Rent-Neatly furnished
rooms for rent at 40 Rondo street
by Mrs. w. H. Smith
Mr.. w. A. Robson has been en-
gagged to play every Sunday, evening
at Pilgrim Baptist Church.
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Coal $3.50 Per Ton.
Preferred by many to hard
coal for furnaces, ranges ana
stoves; lasts nearly as long:
Costs only half.
Holmes &; McCaughey Co.,,
Seven Corners.
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Mrs. Lucy A.. French, M. w. Vice
Princess. ,:".
Mrs. leila Reynolds, NJ. W. Secre
tary. -
Mrs. Marcia Valley, NJ. W. Asst
Sec.
Mrs. Blanche Charleston, NJ. w
Treasurer.
Mrs. Mary J. Brown, M. w. Chap
lain.
Mrs. Matte Hicks, Senior Marshal
Mrs. Ida G.. Crane, Junior Marshal
Mrs. Maggie Beard, Joshua:
Mrs. Clementine Holiday, Zilla.
Mrs. Annetta Hopson, Inner Gate
keeper.
Mrs. Narcissa Miller, Outer Gaze
keeper. ~
Mrs. Sarah Allen, Pilot.
: Mrs. Fashion Williams, Chrm. SlcF
Committee. =:
tee Board. :
Mrs. Mary E Rowe, Trustee. x
Mrs. Anna Moffitt, Trustee. i,
The officers Of North Star Lodge who
were installed were::~ =. =:
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STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
Ramsey. District Court, Second Judi

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey. District Court, Second Judi
cial District
In re the Adoption of Florence Curtis.
Upon reading and filing the petition OF
Charles Beattie and his wife Margaret
Beattie. representing among other, things
that they desire to adopt female child
named Florence Curtis That the where
abouts of the father and mother of said
child is not known to said petitioners, and
that it is impossible to give notice to
them, except by publication. Now, There
fore. it is hereby
ORDERED, that notice of hearing be
given all interested parties in said matter
by publication once in each week for three
successive weeks in a legal newspaper
published in the city of st. Paul Ram
sey county. Minnesota, that said hearing
will be had on the 14th day of January,
1905, at 10 o'clock a. m, or as soon there:
after as counsel can be heard in said
court.
Dated December -. 1904.
GRIER NJ ORR,
District Judge.
O'MALLEY & BOERNER,
Atty's for Petitioners,
Globe Bldg. St. Paul. MINI.
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GRAND CONCERT.
BY Pilgrim Baptist Church Choir,
Wednesday EVENING, Dec. 81.

BY Pilgrim Baptist Church Choir,
Wednesday Evening, Dec. 27.
There will be grand concert given
at Pilgrim Baptist church Tuesday
evening, Dec 9th, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. R. G. Minor at which the
following excellent program will be
rendered.:
PROGRAM.
Chorus. "Gloria," from Farmers
Piano solo, ...... Miss Fife Manning
Soprano solo. -. Miss Minnie Duncan
Cornet solo. diploma POLKA
Cox. w. A. Robson
Alto solo. Miss Birdie Reynolds
Piano duet, Hector Galopa,"
BaftleLJ. ......-...'
Mrs R. G. Minor, Miss Hattie Grissom
Bass solo, king of the Mist"
Jude. .......... Mr.. w. A. Haynes
Recitation, selected. .... Mrs. O. Hall
Soprano solo, Love in Spring
time" Arditi. -. Miss Hattie LOOMS
Tenor solo, 20 Dry Those Tears"
Del Reigo. ........ Mr.. .. -. Hall
Soprano solo, delight Wa1tz,r
Luckstone. Mrs. R. c. Minor
Admission, 25 cents.
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JOINT NST4ALLA ZION.
UNITED sRoTHERs Or FRIEND
SHIP AND SISTERS OF MYs-
- ~: FERROUS, TEN.
Who Gave Joint Public installation
and Programme at g. 4. r. Hall
"Wednesday Evening", Dec. 21st-A
=, Grand Time for All -...T 4 =.

The members of North Star Lodge
No 1873 U. B. F. made their grand mi.
tial bow to the: public on last Wed
nesday evening at G. A. R. Hall,
No. 116 E. Sixth street, opposite the
postoffice, on which occasion they
installed all their officers for the ensu-
ing year. They had invited the La.
dies of Corinthian Temple No. 1872
Sisters of Mysterious Ten to install
their officers at the same time and a
grand joint installation was held.
The installation was ably conducted
by District Deputy Grand Master W.
D. Carter, D. D. Il
Prior to the. installation pleasing
program was rendered as follows:
PROGRAM. -. Il
Overture. .Armant's Orchestra
Invocation ....... Rev. r. Seymour
Selection .Coleridge-Taylor Quartet
Mr.. l.. Jackson, MIC. E. Charles
ton, Mr.. C. B. Farr, Mr.. A.
J. French.
Selection ..... .Armant's Orchestra
Bass Solo. Mr.. G. H. Miller
Paper. ."History of the Order
Mr.. J. R. White.
Piano Duet.
.'U. B. F. & S. NJ. T. Polka
Adina n. Adams, Margaret E
Adams.
Soprano Solo ...............Se Selected
Miss Hattie LOOMS.
Selection. . . .Coleridge-Taylor Quartet
Selection ;. Armant's Orchestra
The officers of Corinthian Temple
who were installed were as follows:
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= J. H.. Charleston Deputy Worthy
Master. =, > :.5[
J. @. Adams, M. w. Secretary.
A. Mcdonald, NJ. w. Asst Secretary
B. R. Durant, NJ. w. Treasurer. -.
G Nichols, Right Supporter. go.
F. Folks, Left Supporter.
r. J. Murphy; Senior Marshal.
@. Hicks. Junior Marshal.
w. Liggins, Inside Sentinel: =
F. B. Beverly. Outside Sentinel.
H. J. Sykes, Pilot. =
B. R. Durant, Trustee: -. fl,
DR.. c.. D. Martin, Trustee. - Il:
J. R White, Trustee. = II.
J. H. Charleston, Trustee.
The program which was rendered on
this occasion was most delightful one
and pleased every body as each num-
Der was roundly applauded and all
were compelled to respond to encores.
Especially delightful were the numbers
given by the Coleridge-Taylor Quartet;
their voices showed careful training
and harmonious study. The aggrega-
tion is one of which st. Paul may well
be proud. The splendid voice OF MT:
C. H. Miller was it's best and carried
with it the usual pleasure. The piano
duet of the little Adams sisters, who
made their debut on this occasion, was
a most pleasing surprise and compli!-
ments galore were showered upon the
little misses.
The paper by the newly elected Wor-
thy Master. 3. R. White. was most ex-
ceIlent in every particular. OF course
the music furnished by Prof. Armant
and his orchestra was excellent and in
fact the whole affair was most excel
lent in every particular. The souvenir
nroerams which were distributed were
yery beautiful and unique and appro-
pirate. There was very large crowd
present taxing the capacity q the n 1al !,
After the exercises large dining nal
in the rear Of the main hall was thrown
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The Cosmos Club will hold It's Ne"
Years party at the residence or MI.
and Mrs J.. @. Adams on Monday even
ing, JAN End.
The Golden, Rule has received
large shipment OF the Howard shoe
polish. where it may be purchased by
those desiring the same.
Mr.. w. A. Robson, our talented
young violinist. has been engaged TO
play at the Christmas morning services
Sat Central Presbyterian church.
Owing to the continued illness Of
Mrs. J. C.. Garner, her dining rooms
which were immensely popular, nave
been closed until she RECEIVERS.
When you wish a fine shine call at
Walter Porter's up-to-date shoe shin
ing parlors, No. 1OS E. Fourth street.
Shines 5 cents First-class work.
Dr. Val Do Turner, Mr. G. E. James,
Mr., F. L. McGhee, and Mr.. w. L.
Francis will make: their usual New
Years calls on Monday, Jan, IND.
Don't forget the Sleeping Car Por-
ters' and Walters Ball at Normanna
Hall. Minneapolis, Monday evening
Dec. 26th. 1t promises to be a corker.
St. Philips Mission Aid society will
give a New Years party at Twin
City Hall. on New Year S night, mon
day. JAN. End. The public cordially
invited. p. :.
Furnished rooms with modern con.
yeniences; in walking distance OF
down town. .Mrs,.:AaW. l.. Hardy, 375
East Craft; street, opposite Central
high SCHOOL, :::ssF :.
!. There will be a grand concert. at Pr
gfir. ,. Baptist church.. given" ey tne
! choir. WITH Mrs. r. c.. Minor as d.
rector, .onssTuesday evening": Decem'
Der 9th. s5sWait for it,. u.s.
Is YOUR ha,r straight? II not, send
! 20 cents to*Ozoniz6d OK Marrow Co..
7s wabash. avenue, ChicagoS ILL.,. for q
!: bottle Of Dzonized Of Marrow and you
car Aasily straighten' IT, !:
Tie Appeal has purchased the press
and outfit of the Richardson Frantlns
"' Company and added ethet same s g tne
' nifantt! Bring In @your.sjob printing
Best work at:lowssti phices :
; yGent1emen : wishing aiee .furHeh shed
rooms. with ali convenienes, by TIE
s>weeh Or >rnputh. AT reasonable rates,
sho lid apply at, the Benton House. 22s
West Third street; UP staiNsrs'
y :. THE H :N a I DIERTAKNG CO.,
VIM E.. >.Magel ManagerEa2oS .West
Third street. Telephone, Main 1874
Latest: equipments in every line
Lady assistant when desired rt,t
) ee> TIE sad intelligence reached, the Guy
last week of the death from paralysis
of Mrs. Charles r. White at Vancouver
B. C.. on Dec. LIST. Mrs. White is
sister:in-law of"Mr.J. r. White OF thls
city. - -. I'll
Shoes mended while you walt, al
Jarvis, SO East Fourth street. >Hall
.soles. so and Is cents. Prices reason
- ablessfor all, kinds of repairing. ne de
!. ran do it, on short notice. s'Jarvls' q
E. 4th street. z>..,.'~
Hello!5 Who is this? The Sleeping
Car Porters' and Walters BALI The9
viii make their first appearance on
Monday evening, December @26th, d,
Normanna hail. Third street anu
Twelfth Avenue So. Minneapolis
The State Savings Bank. corner
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Wynne's Dancing Academy Moved to
Twin City Hall. e.
WINES Dancing Academy has NOV
ed to Twin City Hall and the first
soiree will be given on Tuesday, Dec.
9th as grand Christmas offering and
assemblies will be continued weekly
on Tuesday nights thereafter. Prof.
Armant's Orchestra will furnish the
music. n
None but invited patrons will be adj
smitted.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-12-24
"MEN'S UNION CLUB"

OF St. James A. NJ. e. Church An.
nounces it's Program.
The Mems Union club of St. James
A. M. E. church announces as it's spe-
cial features for the rema inder of the
year as follows:
Dec. 25-Children's day.