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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-12

til, nogIe rDbenbe fin gibe, andre
ipngenoe at Sjeriens apit.
~"llnoifpI6 mtg, Sir" benbenbte
ban iig til ben ~nRrneite at SoIod.
terne; ne ifitIbe bel lite babe feel
noeet til en- Soloot meo ct ROT
SaIstsrfI06e3"
NHnoene fprong OBJ ! GorffrrffcIie
&c trceoe | Gsritninsen, at bet bar
let SpsseIie be baooe for fig. Men
nrite giebiif fom en- Officer til.
iieoe % ereb Sinmie ! 8rapen.
"Spor0an er on fommen Der ON.
bcro, bin 2sinmel2" raobte ban fnp.
ienbe. 1HIinb gosiaeer, bpoo2 CT
eli en- al oisfe Gumrianer, iom bill
ub paa Gpentpr os bli ornbt2"
Rei Cir proteitereoe Simmie
pompgt. Seq er bore fommen Der
cmboro for at fsIse efter ct RIOT
Salstsrfl9oe, ior er paa @eien til
Cuba"
san er beitent fra Soritanbem, "
tem9rfeoe en- af De Smfringitaa-
enoe.
Oct or life fanot," proteiterebe
Sinmie after; "ieg nlaa bare ie at
faa SalstsrfIaoet tilbase."
Soloaterne tr9nate mi inb paa
ham meb aIleilaas Spsresmaaf. og
oa De inart fanot no, at ban life
alene bar en- uifaoelig, men ogiaa
Ell mil @itt, f%appeoes DC ON at piie
bam gelpiIie os bositabelis TAFT
rroppeoe BAN iiIO meo Mab.
Sfibets Sfficerer funoe life eobt
ienoe BAN tilbage, oe beler life gift
bet on at foite BAN operborb. Der.
for loo be Soloaterne ia fig al BAN.
Sinmie par ogiaa mer emo pinig til
Of biGlpe til meo arbeibet, o. iaa
baboe ban Ell Songitemme, joni
mart panot bam oIles Sierter, og
&egimentet, Tom tilbsrte ben itaaen-
&c Scr. eneoes ON at eisre bam til
lin "Wascot". Nen insenite6s onl-
boro iaa ban enoog BET minoite
Spor at gniterffiGriet, iom bans
Snfel Neb bapbe baaret UNDER gor.
g%erfrisen.
en- Smit9nbiabeo bar BOG Iise.
'irm en- Ststte for bam: ban fanbt
iig life aIene ON at leoe otter set.
Sele Hegimentet bapoe bsitibeIig
lporet paa, at be Diloe bringe ban
bier eneite rso Sile, iom fanotes
paa Cuba.
9og, aae nnotagen Simmie
elemte SalstsrflGoet, i%aainart Be
bopbe betraoot 6ubas Sorobunb.
Sropperne transte fig frem til Sron.
ten. 9rigen meo Spanierne bar be-
spnot for alpor. Simmie blep Re.
rrbret til at bploe fig ubenfor Sfiio.
pibSe; men @utten bar ilet life til.
iinos at lpitreeO rbre | bette Stpffe.
Oct, ban isgte efter, bar life til at
eine nogetiteoS omfrins BAN; oerfor
brep bans Sieen BAN fremoper.
San fuIete tPt efter Tegimentet, Der
ON @atten beeap fig no paa Iar.
iden MOB Sienoen. @iennem Srat
&C Sfop fulgte Stmmie efter Soloa.
tcrne, inbtil ban en- WOr9en bsrte,
Of Spanierne bar n9r og nGiten in.
0enfor Sfuooiboe.
(Uiere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-12

times to test your heart and wind"
directed the doctor.
The candidate rebelled. "I11' not.
I'll SHAY single"
"Single?" asked the doctor, sur
prised. !
Sure" said the Irishman, whats
all this fussing got to do with a
marriage licensed" /,
He had strayed into the wrong bu-
reau.
Den bersntte Maler @biitler bar Of.
brig beiteben. Oct iurteaes. al ban
unber 8ons Gbmarbs aronins befanbt
fig Haris, os at en- S~ertusirpe peb ct
SelItab iasbe til BAN:
"9e er perionlis befienbt meb Song
gbiparb?"
Maleren benestebe bet. Sertusinben
antos en- icrbauiet Mine us fortiatte:
"8et bar ba marfelist! Seq bar
iammen meb Sans @aieitat peo en-
Wibbas iijOr, % ba paaitob ban, at
ban fjenbte DEM"
AGa," iparebe Malerer, "bet maa
bare pnret for at ifrpte.A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-12
RiarIieheo, 9lanfiparte
90 Suffer.

Set er en- bsiit merfelig Sammen.
itilingl Wen en- iaaban bar Dog
funoet Steb ensang og pGret anleo-
ming til to Menneifers 2pffe iamtiois
meo at siue en- meset pistig Snouitri'
sren ct p9loigt Spipins.
Ga NapoIeon | for at 9rgre be
forbabte gngIGnoere bdpoe befretes
ret ben berpeteoe Ifip9rrins at 9on-
tinentet, bporpeo n9lten iamtlise
Sapne | oct eiiropGiife Saitlano luf.
febes for Sn6fsrieI fra England, iteg
acknowledgements inart %umaabefig I
gris, % nabnIig bar bet Silfeloet
meo pe%itinoiff Raaiuffer.
Scr at raaoe Boo berpaa, CAB man
fig | Sranfrige, Iigeiom ogiaa / andre
2anbe, til at fremitiae Suffer at
Hunfelroer; man bapoe bel tioligere
prspet oerpaa, men opgipet ben igien,
ba man fanot Sagen for panifelig.
Ru brep Isoen Dem paanp. Men
oct elf li9e ealt. Man bapbe enbnii
life lGrt at flare Goeinften, ianle6es
iom oct bar n~sbpenbigt, for at Hoe.
iufferet funoe bli Iigeioa bpibt %
imuft iom oct raffinerte inbiife Suf.
fer. Srobs al anpenbt Image be.
bolbt Goeiufferet ct ifiobent, eraat
og liappetitlist llbieenbe.
On Sufferfobrifant | Iontpelier
bopoe en- imuf 9atter % en- ganife
pen 8erfsfsrer. 90 oct git Der ion,
oct saar iaa ofte, at @mor ipi1eoe
oem ct Grios. Den unge Monb for.
eIifebe iis / ben iinse Game, boab bun
life toe bam ilbe op, men oct gioroe
berimoo benoes Sar. 90 for at
eisre en- blirtig Gnbe poa ben Siito.
RTE, afifebigeoe ban gerfsfsreren, og
set paa en- aft nnbet emo bio Waabe.
Gen ulDffelige Glifer fliroe life i'm
be gniRttelie | noeen anben Suffer
fobrif, men BIZ | WontpeQier piloe
ban for enbner Bris for at bore iao
n9r icm mtIigt peo fin 8iRreite og
en- Gang imelem ie beube. San be.
ilutteoe ba ielp at bli Sabrifant, fife
Sufferiabrifatt, tbi BERTH nofrGpe.
oes Ser flere Yense, emo ban bar |
geiiooelie of, men glaufipertefabri'
FAINT, bportil Der life frGpes iaa flor
9apital, ioetminoite life ! 9egpnoel.
fen.
Sopeobeitmboelene al en- goo
glanfiparte, Tom ffal eiue en- imut
8lons, Dor bengang X % err bet bel
oaIaa enonn - Sirrp % 9eniori
euer genfuI. Gnbpioere brraes
Spoltran, @ineobife, SaItipre, SCI.
t~rioIie % maaife Here Sing.
1engans bar, paa 8runo al ben
omtaIte I%iipGrriug, ben 9gte Suffer.
iirtlp en- Iiseiaa iiGloen JON foitbar
grtifeI iom ueitinoiif Raaiuffer. @en
Den unse, poroenoe gIanfipprtefa.
brifant ianot mart paa 8aab. III
en- Decentralization fisbte BON for
en- SpotpriS ct Sao INF &oeiait, Der
iaa erumiet no % tiIipnelaoenoe bar
aIoeIes foro9rpet, iaa at man life
funoe t9nfe paa at lape Sutfer al
Den. Men til gIanfip9rte finoe Saf.
ten | bpert SaIo bore goo moi.
Gen unse Ianb bIanoet ben fsrii
meo en- goo Yortion gentaI % LOO
oenne @asie itaa &atten cper. ga
ban u9ite @orsen iaa til Den, bier
ban life Tibet operraifet. 9enfuIene
| babe life blanoet fig meo Saften,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-12
THAT DINNER WAS WORTH IT

AS a reward for good behavior
Johnny was allowed to come 10 the
dinner-table when company was ex-
pected. He wanted to appear big,
too, so he chose a low chair which
brought his mouth just to the top
of the table. But he didn't mind this,
because it was on a line with his
plate and he was not so likely to
drop anything while eating. He ate
ravenously of everything, having
nothing to say to the guests, as his
mother had told him to remember
that good children are seen, not
heard. Finally after dessert, when
there was a lull in the conversation,
he exclaimed:
Say, Pop, you can't guess wha,
I've under the tablef"
"No, my son." said his father with
an indulgent glance, what is it?"
"Stomach-achei" shouted Johnny
gleefully.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-12

pa 1irn Sree til Gmba


Tomntp goa | Grig. San par iao
renb ba ban mdridereoe forbi og iao
Zig Sim og iaa gap ieg bam bet %
ingoe iii bann at bet pilbe brinee
BAN 2pffe."
"@aen bpao bar BET, on CAB
hom?"
get gamIe rebe Salsterflabe,
ratiirlipuis. SON Dor en- inil Gut,
TOR Somrp, 90 oerfor tit ban bet. "
"Gnfterifiprfet, Tom Dor 9seb bor !
Strawberries" raabte geteraueu for.
fGrbet % blegncSe.
"sSa," ipareoe geSitemor Warcp
iornsiet. "San bar ioa zig Sim, ben
Gluten. og naar ban bar SfiGrfet,
iii ban babe 2pffeH meo iig."
Zen ipge arebIing ianf neb | Ell
GtoI, blee og ~ifiRlnenoe. San for.
ipgte at taIe, men tit ct SoiteanfaIo,
bporitnoer ban ipptteoe BLOB. Sim.
ME bar neiten Ii9eiaa i~ortpilet, men
Isb itrar til en- Gragfiite, Tom itob |
ct Sjsrne al SuIet, oe oobneoe ben.
On Stuno efter penote ban tilboge
ca IagSe fin bruno 9lrbeiosnppe !
Sooerens mogre, rpnfeoe Saano,
ser bar itoItroft benimoo BAN.
"0et cr borte," iasoe Sim bar
FONT.
"Gi er r~uineretl" flaaebe 6aoeren
"a ifiaIp en6nu mere emo fsr. Oct
Tor oumt, at hi benpttebe Cutter
Ifiprfet Sertil. Spab ifal hi III gisre,
min fiere @nt2 2afiigeliesOoaen
er oItfor nGr til at ni fan begpnbe
poonp. Ser IfuI minbit ct aars
boorot arbcioe ill.,"
"Seg maa ie til at finbe Cont
Iaribon," iagbe Sim beiteutt cfter
en- Climbs @etenfning.
"9et saar life on, min Ssn. Com
er fanife oaereoe fontmen til Cuba,
&C oct aamle S~oIstsrfIeoe - ou
reo life, bporleoes mango Sing 9aar
tabt paa Miarid)en % 2eiren."
seq ma finSe Som 1oribaa, +"
aicntog Sim, 90 bans ioIbrpnoie,
fregneoe aniigt antog ct llotrpf iaa
beitemt, at bon iputes ii Gar Glore.
"Sapiit, Iaoom Soa," - geoIte.
mo- Warcp, al6eIes upioenSe on
BEN Hsre, bun bopoe Secret gariag
til, io6 nSenfor paa Sroppeu og
talte meb en- Gabofoue. "SoIbaterne
fommer benue @ei fra 9rigen; ieg
iibber iuit Der og benter paa Dem.
General 8rant er Der oeiaa fanife,
&c ieg CAB file Com Waribaa min
Nebs rsbe Salstsrflpbe, forat ban
frnbe bane 2pffen me6 fig. Heo
liable oct paa Sulien gieunem belle
Srigeu, ba ban Dor meb Guite;, 90
bpiS life BET briuger 2pffe, iaa full.
SC set bare rart. Sommp er iua
urimelig Iig min @obp SIM iout
6g6e. Get bar ct gammelt, itort,
rsSt SalsterfIGSe, ct iliat ct, iom
Gle Cutters SoIbater babbe, % -
oe -"
Geitcn blep bare en- utpnelia
Wrmlen; for ret iom oct bar, nnnr
bum iao iaalebes, folbt bun / Sspn,
og Of benbes M,rmleu flinbe oct for.
ftanes, at efter benoes Soreitiniua
Iepe6e enbnu Grant on 2incoIn %
Sberioan og Gutter % benbes Ssn'
rier % eamle 9oboer, Tom bar bs6e
for lang, lang Sib iioeu.
"Sor," iasbe Simu,ie, "ou faar ie
til at Hare dig, inu eoot on fan; ieo
maa eoa % iinbe Som Moribon."
Sra 2ittIetotpn til SIore6a CT ct
goot Stpffe Sci. Naor en- life bar
@enge bberfeu til Sernboneturen ell.
Ter til Moo, err oct en- tunopinbt
Reiie, iiGr bpiS en- bar SoitOerf.
@en Sim eiorOe Geiieu. Sans
Sper, Der o~rpuIcoe til SortpileIic,
bialp BAN irem; ellers bopoe ban
Tom u~erfraren 6arners,lt life oreiet
sen.
San reiite oeIs tiIiobS, SeIS iont
blind Go&iager poa @obStog, iu6til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-12

Teniionspertiubeu: "Sea
fan life fesribe, buorban bet er saaei
til, men tent. ben samle sraa &atteu
ct albeles iOripunpet ibas. llnSfplo.
insen bar mere Mab paa 1allertenerne,
fer iss. maa ies ienbe aaninrasouten
omfrins isien?"
SeniicuGrsrne Il aor): "geei man'
&c Cat.
@ertinoen (ienere): "Saluoeien al
Iasputen ipareee jes ibas isien-mau
maa siDrs. bpao man far, for at sreis
fig i oisie Spre 3iber.1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-12
49, ueer bar bengaaet, iioen
a 2ittIetonn,aomponiet bar

We mariheret oper til Sernbc
SsSS neitationeu for at gan Il
CAMPO 90 oerfra til arige
paa Giibo. Men gcSItenicr Marc
houoe life CLIENT ocltne gesipenbeo :
bnilfet bar meget mGrfeIiet for oei
enmIe gebftentors gebfomnenbe
lluL ioin eIlers life funoe buife, en-
ten bun fioii bao6e ipiit 8rofoit el
Ter Miboog, og bbis G~rinOringel
fra so gar tiIbdee | Chen bar nert
fibre emo be. Der oiaIot De iioitt
Mnoneoer.
"Spao Sio fcrnrler 8utterne til
boee?" bar benoeS ftooige Spsrgs'
mad til Raboer, Tom pasIere6e iorbi
rem tarpelige @utif peo SeiifiIlet,
hppr benoes eneIte e~ienIcbenoe Son.
en- forfreblet geteran fra @crgerfri'
cen, unberbolot benoe og fin eger
InonerIsie @ltt. "aon1nter be inart,
Ca, for Ibis General Grant err Der,
iii oct life bare IGnge. San er Ell
General, iom fan Haas, ban
Gront!"
9aboerne banoe for I9nge iibeu
ppbsrt at nlinbe ben6e ON, at Gin
coin oa Grant og mango andre al
De eamIe SeIte bar gaaet til Spile,
"a bcioes Sel ser ilGbte iig ont
firing meb oct enmle auglefaar |
9rpItet, loo beuoe bore goa cmfring
% futile meS fine eene SSeer.
zoe biz life bore lGnge borte,
Ror,~ frmbe ban iige; "og noar DC
fcuuner igiert, fan on iiooe | Solen
her uoenfor og ie benz mariderc
hjem ieien."
~Sapiit bill ies iaa," iparebc ben
qdmIe Some. "@ilo neliigne Dem oIel
De bar aItfor utse til at gaa ! aria,
naTten aIeiammen. Sommb Mar.
fbons Mor ifitloe life IaOct @utten
eaa - ben lille 6pr or 10 life Gl'
Ore, emo min Sim bar, oa ban bsoe
- 10 adr os 2 Mameoer."
$50 ba. Nor," ipnreoe Ssnnen
~biffer on life, at Iirs. Iaribol
e. oso2 90 Com er nGrmere %
END 49,"
"aa Snof," gieniporebe 9ebite'
NOR Iarcp. "9et err life Innge f.
ZEN iee S9neebe ham ooer &peitpf.
ferne meo SopeIimen, oengang bar
FINITE en- at @inousruberne. Mer
ban bapbe iaa meget tiIfplles mel
itaffeIs Sim, % berfor fit ban oct
ieg GAP bamL oa ban reiite til ariger
for at Haas iammen meo General
Grant. San bar Ell mil 8ut olli'
sepeI, bar Sommp."
"San er Sertiant, er ban" iaeoC
Simmp, Ssnnesnnen, Der bel funot
bore en- IA aar gommel, "og ieg bill
t9boe, of ban fommer tiIbage Jon
9apteiu. 9are ieg bar flor nof, iao
rilbe leg ogiaa gaa | 9rigl"
"Og reiie bort fra @eoitemor oq
mig" uobrsb Saberen % folot ben
/ triite Sanfer oper en- inaoan Wau,
Iiebe6. Oct pilbe faIoe boarSt for
cs to, min Ssn at bore dig for.
u0en."
Simmie iuffeSe, men tpaus iig til
Of fmiIe. San bapoe ollereoe | Ipn.
eere Sib, troSs fin ,tuee aIoer, finn,
net tiene Iibt oe6 at gisre rent
GtoIebuiet os iaa ptbere, og ban bar
itolt Of III at fuune betrogte fig Tom
Sen forarmeSe SamiIies egentIiae
Soribrger; tbi Sen lille SillcbonoeI
traf life mango alrnOer. Men M
bopbe ariesfeberen oeiaa grebet
ham, oe ban ergreSe fig, forOi ban
life fitroe bore meo og tirete Spa.
rierne.
"Soa0 bar 6et, Su iaeSe, at 6rl
GAP Com 9torihnn, ga ban reiitc,
9eOitemor?" ipurgte ban.
"9ine Sommp9" ip,trote Scr,
@omIe; bun buboe aIIerebe CLIENT,
hpao bun baooe taIt ON. "Ao, ban
nar iaa Zig min lille Sim iom bsoe;
set bar Ioo onOt at ie itaffeIs file
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"glir De sobt betaIt for oct Or.

Seq faar Soften 90 &l9oerne."
Som De oper til mig. Seq bill
ogiaa gipe Gem Benge."
Oct fan ieg bespnrre life. Seq
bar ilnttet aontraft meo Sriien paa
2ipstio."
"gaa Sipstiol Oct er 10 Sla-
peril"
Ger er 10 noen, iom falber BET iaa.
lebes. Seq bar MI bonnet mig til at
faloe oct sgeteifabl"
The Appeal., 1908-12-05
THE YANKEE DOODLE GIRL s

The Attraction at the Star Next
Week.
What will perhaps result in proving
a record breaker of the season at the
Star Theatre will be "The Yankee
Doodle Girls which is to be the at
traction at that popular house all next
week. Briefly, 'The Yankee Doodle
Girls program and company of the
present season entities them to the
trade mark, "The burlesque show of
the hour" The company is a large
and excellent one, presenting two
breezy and well written burlesques en-
titled, AT the Springs and "Seeing
st. Paul." both Of which are magnifi-
Gently staged in Broadway style. The
olio is unusually strong and includes
many OF the we'll known stars who
have appeared here before. Amongst
them are such well known characters
as Harry Seyon, Harry Hearn, George
Hawley, Frank Collins, Harry Davis,
James Hazelton, Edward Randolph,
Miss Julia Seyon, Miss Ada Gladstone
and the great song bird, Miss Sadie
Huested.
The scenic, electrical and costuming
departments of this organization are
said to be magnificent throughout
Miss Sadie Huested, The Big Noise
and thirty beautiful "song BIRDS will
be seen in several big singing and
dancing numbers. Extra. Paul pre-
sents the Mad Miller"
The Appeal., 1908-12-05

y
must get in the game. SO cents ante.
Mr.. F. D. McCracken the confidential
clerk Of Congressman F. C. Stevens
left this week for Washington to be
ready for the opening of congress
Mr.. sMcCracken has held this position
for nine years. AS usual the boys
gave him a great stag" before his
departure.
Here's where you get your moneys s
worth-at the Big Ball given by the
Gopher Lodge Elks, under the man.
agement Of the Board of Trustees at
Tschida Hall, Tuesday night, Dec. %.
Dance all night until broad day light
and go home with the girls in the
morning. Tickets, so cents.
Another one Of those toughs who
so brutally assaulted Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Evens was arrested and tried in
the police court yesterday and like the
first one was convicted and sentenced
to the workhouse for Is days or to
pay a fine Of $15., and like the former
he was committed to the workhouse.
Have you tried the Ideal Tailors,
5S1 Wabasha street. o. F. HUFF, pro
protector? Dyeing, cleaning, pressing
and repairing. Ladies' Tailoring a
specially. Four suits sponged and
pressed monthly with 81 contracts.
All work guaranteed. Goods called for
and delivered. Phone, Cedar $3.50
Give us a trial.
Messrs. Henry Bradford and w. A.
Anderson are now the proprietors of
the rooming house formerly conducted
by Mr.. S. w. Wilson at 491s w. Third
street. Fine furnished rooms with
gas and bath. Transients solicited.
Cafe in connection with meals la
carte. Regular dinner from IL to 2
at 20 cents. Phone N. w. Main 1876.
Give them call.
Tag Day was great and as usual "
The Appeal., 1908-12-05
@ f 3kla kB@9NgT
U. 3. F. NOTES.

The proceedings in the organization
of the~State Grand Lodge Constitution
and Bylaws have been published and
are ready for distribution. The Grand
Council has apportioned them among
the various lodges and temples ac-
cording to their membership.
North Star Lodge and Naomi Tenn.
pie have received their apportionment
and ordered the same paid for
The Grand Master will visit each
Lodge and Temple at the next regular
meeting and distribute the books &C.
cording to the apportionment.
The Grand Master expresses him
self as highly pleased at the spirit
shown at the last meeting of North
Star Lodge and says it was one of
the best meetings he ever attended.
Also, he was delighted with the efici.
ency of Naomi Temple in the ritual
istic work which was done at the last
meeting. ..... -. ...
1t is hoped that each Lodge and
Temple will send in it's list of newly
elected officers for the ensuing year.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers of North Star Lodge, No. /
U. B. F. was held at Tschida Hall last
| Tuesday night The meeting was a
veriable love feast and the prospects
for the Order are considerably en-.
HANGED thereby. The worthy Master
! declined a reelected and Owen How.
ell was elected Worthy Master; Geo
B. Lowe was elected. Deputy Master
J. @. Adams was reelected Secretary
O. c. Hall reelected Assistant Secre
tary, B. r. Durant. reelected Treas
urer, John jenkins elected Chaplain
George Mercer. J. R. Lawrence and
O. H. Allen were elected Trustees
The annual report of the Secretary
showed the lodge to be in the best
condition in every way since its or.
ganization.
The Appeal., 1908-12-05

The Ladies Guild of St. Philips
church will hold an Apron Sale and
Country Store. Monday and Tuesday
Dec and s. Public cordially in
vited.
Have you tried the meals at the
WILSON HOUSE CAFE, 49H w.
Third street? No. Well, you want
to get busy and try them. They are
all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson have
moved into their elegant new resi-
dence, No. SIG st. Anthony avenue.
Although 1t has not been entirely
completed.
A bazaar has been in progress at
St. Peter Claver church during this
week which has attracted a. large
number of people. A pleasing pro.
gram was given each evening.
Don't forget the second annual
Grand Entertainment and Charity
Ball for the benefit of Crispus At
tucks Industrial Orphanage and Old
The Appeal., 1908-12-05
"THE GOVERNOR AND THE BOSS,

The Attraction At the Grand Next
Week.
The Governor and the Boss,' Chas.
f. Blaney's new production, which will
have it's initial performance here at
the Grand for the week commencing
Sunday matinee, Dec. 9Th is but a sign
OF the times, as a finger post pointing
the way to the better class of plays
and the tending influence towards the
betterment of our stage VIM. H.
Turner will be seen in the character
of Big 'Tim" Mccormick, the eBoss."
role admirably suited to him. The
action of the play takes place in and
around New York City, the scenes
.depicting many local points of inter-
est. The story tersely told follows:
In the first act. whic hrepresents a.
library in Graham's house. the boss
appears and offers to aid the indie
pendent candidate to get the Governor
ship. Graham is surprised. McCor-
mick explains he merely does this to
revenge himself on the Mayor, Gra-
hams anDonent for a wrong done to
Mrs. Mccormick by Vincent. The
compact is made. In the next act Nc
Cormlck discovers his daughter in
Graham's .amanuensis and doubts Gra-
hams honesty, because of the Mayors
charges which were publicly made
through the press. In the last act
the Boss learns Graham is innocent.
saves him from Vincent's revolver and
gives him the hand of his daughter.
Graham is elected governor amid the
plaudits OF the populace and Vincent
in his now known disgrace commits
suicide
The Appeal., 1908-12-05
Announcement.

The Dwyer Hotel has at last land
ed the proper man for it's manaoer :
the person of Mr.. Charles Hill, a
widely known up-to-date hotel man.
An efficient night clerk to look after
late callers, and it is never too late
at the Dwyer The Dwycr Transfer
is quite success. Call Nicollet 9951
and you will get prompt service
There is new line of wagons just
from the shops, and the new carri-
ages will be here about Jan. 1st. No
use looking around;. you'll find the
best there is right here.
The Appeal., 1908-12-05

were in it. Miss M. B. Anderson WAS
tne captain OF company composed
OF Mesdames J. P. Anderson, J. D.
Douglass, J. M. Boldly, E. Robinson,
| J. 'Houser, M. Clark, Misses Lottie
Thomas and c. E. Anderson. They
were stationed at the Union Depot
and took in many shekles. The total
amount collected was over $4,000.
The p. P. c. (don't mistake these
initials to stand for Pullman Palace
Carr i. e. Profit and Pleasure Club
has the extreme felicity to announce
to ITS many pleased and patient pa
irons that it proposes to usher in the
New Year with proper eclat by
giving a Grand New Years Eve Ball
at Bowlby Hall, Thursday, Dec. 31st.
Come and watch out the old wear
and welcome the new! Admission
35 cents.
COMMERCIAL BARBER SHOP,
NO. 81 East Fifth street, between
Minnesota and Robert streets. First
class in every particular. Mahogany
partitions, French plate mirrors. Hot
and Cold Baths. The only Baths
protected by Sanitation Glass. Ex-
pert artists in white uniform Hand
some reception and reading room.
Ladies need not hesitate to bring
children to have work done. Mes
senger service. Phone N. w. Main
5330-J: w. j. Utley and James vass,
Proprietors.
The Ramsey County Afro-Ameri-
can Club. formerly located on Cedar
street, is now located on the second
floor of 115 E. Third street. with
everything new but the name. The
membership is growing daily, DEM
onstrating the popularity of the club
and the board of management The
appointments of the new club are far
superior to those of the old club, and
It IS now thing of beauty ad a joy
forever. President Phelps and Sec
retary DE Lyons are up-to-date in
their methods and their management
OF the club leaves nothing wanting.
The Goth Century Entertainment
which was given by Household of
Ruth, $50 at Tschida Hall last
! wednesday evening was one of the
swe!lest and most enjoyable that St.
| faul mas witnessed in long time.
The vaudeville program which was
exceptionally fine was as follows:
overture Orchestra
MonolOgue. ....:. Mr. Earl Walker
Dancing specially. Miss Viola Jones
Anti-Bellum Sermon. Mr.. Asa White
tlano SOLO. ........ Mrs. Lulu Harris
Specially. Mr.. JOS. Williams
Fall OF Fashion. .Sipricus & Fontella
Voca! Solo. 49,. Miss Cornelia Gordon
Specially. .Saulters & Keisel
Reading. Mrs. Bette Patterson
Boxing Bout. .... .Waldon & Douglass
| Mrs. Lugrenia Williams was the
lucky contestant in the ticket selling
contest. She sold over $61 worth of
; tickets and was awarded the $50
Haviland china dinner set.
| The committee that is entitled to
the credit for the success of the af
fair is as follows:
| j. b. Johnson.
Mesdames-
Amelia Turner. !. Fl Dillingham;
r.. W. Lindsay. Ida Broyles.
W. e. Francis. T. r. Hickman. .,~,
l.. ". Burton. L. F.. Franklin.
The Appeal., 1908-12-05

st. James at 300 o'clock tomorrow.
Rev. Graves will preach the sermon.
There will be a great educational
mass meeting at st. James Monday
evening with DR.. Horace Talbert and
Miss Margaret Lennon, principal of
Mckinley school, among the speakers.
For all sorts of foot wear repairing
there is no better place than Jarvis on
Minnesota street between Fourth and
Fifth. Goods called for and delivered.
You can get the best quality of new
shoes there too. -