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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
Y. NJ. c. a. ECHOES.

Business mems MONDAY meeting at the
Cottage today from II to 1870, a. WEIGH
leader; subject, Christ Crucified." Ii
will pay Sunday school teachers especially
to attend these Saturday noon meetings,
where the Sunday school lesson for the
following day is discussed.
Young mems prayermeeting at S o'clock:
subject, Taking Counsel of God Only. "
Young men invited.
DR.. c. E. Hewitt of Peoria, Ill will ad-
dress the meeting for men IN the brick
church, corner Lawrence and First street,
tomorrow at O'Clock.
Messrs. Robert Hamilton and II. L. Ste
vens, of the Wellington association, are
expected up thi, evening, and will spend
Sunday with our association. Two mem
bers from here will return the visit next
week.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
RECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mr.. l.. B. Bunnell last evening
gave an elegant reception at their residence
on North Lawrence, to Mrs. Bunnell S
brother, Mr.. Harry West and his wife. nee
Miss Lena Oliver. There were present
about seventy persons, all young friends of
the newly married couple. The time was
pleasantly spent in music, dancing, games
and the enjoyment of excellent luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunnell proved themselves
as usual the most entertaining of hosts
and hostesses, doing everything in their
power to make the occasion one of pleasure
and enjoyment to all
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
DELEGATES TO THE STATE s s CON.
VENTIoS.

DR.. C. Humble, c. s. Caldwell, N. L.
Carver, Mrs Hale Cowley, Rev. J. w
Love. Mrs. J. VI. Love, Miss BERTHE Love.
". l. DETROIT, J. W. Armstrong. W. II.
Rauch. J. u Pollock, J. ID. Chatfield, Miss
z :. Davis. all Of Wichita, and E Phil
lips. Of Greenwich. and Gustave Barth. Of
Alton township. We viii be glad to add
still more names to the LIST Come and 90
with rs. We are glsd % assure the Sun
day school workers Of Kansas that Rev
Wilbur F. Crafts, of New York, well
known IS one OF the most successful Sun
day school convention instructors OF the
country, and Prof. E. o. Excel, of Chi
cago. musical composer and directo-, viii
both be AZ the convention.
y. ". ARMSTRONG.
County Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
THEY ARE COMING.

Lock your doors and fasten your win.
dows,' was the advice of City Marshal
Tom Mcnamara last night. The crooks
are coming in order to be here next week
when they hope to be able to prev upon
the crowd in attendance upon the races.
| notice, too, quite a number Of 'nippers'
in the arrivals and it might be advisable
for the people TO bolt their doors, for these
fellows do not stop with a lock. They use
their nippers to turn the key they find in
the door and thus gain entrance and can
60 through the house at their ease
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
PERSONALS.

P. P. Haywood, of Chicago, is at the
Carey.
Edwin Scott was down from Topeka yes
terday
C. p. and f. R. King were up from We'll
Gngton.
Rev. w. H. O'Brien was in from Pratt
yesterday.
A. 5. Carnahan was up from Anthony
yesterday.
r. p. Gully came I'D from Hutchinson
yesterday.
j. L. Buck was yesterday down from
Sedgwick.
Frank w. Kane, st. Louis, was among
yesterdays arrivals
J. Harper Smith, New Jersey, was among
yesterdays arrivals.
C. II. Barron, Rochester, was among
yesterdays arrivals.
H. Hees and wife, of Avoca, n. Y, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
H. +. Wadsworth OF Lander, Wyoming,
arrived in the city yesterday.
j. j. Robinson left last night for New
York, Boston and Toledo on business.
Newton Albaugh. f. F. Gutherie and
w. L. Brown were in from kingman yes
terday.
..
into their new home at number 431 South
Lawrence.
O. E. Riser T. Adams, S. l.. Coover
Leo Alderman, of St. Louis, were in the
city yesterday.
Fred Richter, the well known travelling
man in the drug line, is in the city calling
on friend and the trade.
Will 4. Beattie last evening accompan-
panied Ed Fairfield to Kansas City. They
are billed for good time.
Mr.. G. H. Baxter, travelling passenger
agent for the Burlington, is III the city
looking after connecting links.
Tom Robinson, travelling salesman for
Lee Hays, Is rejoicing over the arrival OF
boy at his home, on Mead avenue
Miss Maggie Garwood, of the public
schools, returned to Newburg, Ind, TO
spend the summer with her mother.
Hon. L. Sultzbacher and family are in
the city from Las Vegas, \. NJ, the guests
of Mrs. y. hohn, of South Market.
Mr.. f. c. Copman, Of Kingman, West
Virginia, arrived last evening to look after
his son, w. ii. Copeman, at the hospital.
Mrs Murray Myers, Miss Anna Mulve:
and Miss Mabel Balance, of Peoria, H.,
called yesterday in company with II. O..
Rose.
prominent member of the Douglas county
bar, was in the city on legal business yes
terday.
Mrs. A. j. kathan and daughter Fannie,
of Litchfield, H., are visiting Mrs. KS
sister Mrs. w. a. Stoddard, 40S South
Emporia.
Mrs. T. F. Anderson, of Springfield, Ill,
spent part of yesterday in the city with
Mrs. q. w. and Mrs. w. w. Anderson, of
Anthony.
Ed Burnett, a Santa Fe travelling pas
senger agent, and Al Goodridge, an Ohio
q Mississippi man, in the travelling de
partment, are i'll the city looking after
business interests.
Miss Eddie Gooch, for the past year one
OF the teachers in the city schools, has re
turned to her home in Kentucky. Her
loss will be regretted by the many friends
she made during her stay here. She re-
turned in company with Mrs ). A. Rat
cliff and little daughter Bernice, of this
city, who have gone on a visit OF few
weeks to their old home and friends in
kentucky.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
THE UNITY CLUB, JUNIOR.

The Unity Club, Junior, held meeting
last evening at the residence of Mrs.
Packer, corner of Lewis and Topeka
avenue. There was quite a good attend
ance, there being present not only most of
the members, but also number Of visi-
tors.
The program, as published, was gone
through with, much to the entertainment
and enjoyment Of ali A very pleasant
feature was the reading of the society pa
per compiled by Misses McNaughten and
Slaven. II contained quite number Of
good and original things
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
WATER MAIN EXTENSION.

Arrangements are being made for ex-
tending the water mains from Mr.. VIM.
Greiffenstein's house west TO Riverside
taking in the thickly settled portion be
tween the rivers and returning join the
system at Oak street and Waco avenue
The proposed extension calls for five thou
sand feet of main and it is thought every
thing will be arranged in a few days, and
the superintendent Of the company says
that work will commence IN short time
after the matter is agreed upon.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS
CRAWFORD egAsD

"a Straw Man was produced at the
Crawford Grand last night by Miss Good
rich and her company. There was quite a
good sized audience present and the play
appeared 70 be well received. Miss Good
rich gave very clever representation Of
the dual character Of Capt Charlie and
Iouise, and Mr.. Mccain Of Bob.
Tonight viii be given "Pochahontss and
be Youth that Never Saw Wfman;n this
afternoon, Pearl OF Savoy" Two gold
watches will be presented. one at the mat
inee, one at night.
THE MUSEUM.
The museum was literally jaumed and
packed last night, il being the occasion Of
the watch drawing. The lucky numbe,
was 2. 80 and the gentleman holdingit wa
NJ VI. Underwood Tonight and torna..
row will be the last opportunity OF wit
Messing the celebrated mermaid "Evaleen- 4"
in the theatre Mr.. Dave MeCord appears
In the title role Of The Prosecuted Dutch.
man" This afternoon the drawing OF the
pearl, gold-mounted opera glasses viii take
place.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Officer Green yesterday arrested eolored
man named Riley who was drunk and
making things interesting on EAst Doug
las avenue. After considerable troubis be
was taken 70 the cooler TO mediate upon
the matter and will have several charges
70 which TO answer this morning Ia the
police court.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

The Ministerial Association Of Wichita
viii meet in regular session next Monday
June /, az 2s3o p. m, in the lecture room
of the First Presbyterian church. Rev.
Bros Hamilton. Parker and Davis will
favor the association with outlines Of ser
mons 1t is hoped that every membe.
viii be present.
W. j. TULI- Sec, ]. u. COVE, Pres.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
INGALLS, MARCHING CLUB.

There viii De a meeting of the IngaIls
Marching club al the court house this
evening al O'Clock A full attendance 10
required Let every member Of the club
and every Republican turn ont By order
Vi E b JEwETT, Chairman
J. r KISG. Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENT,

The Ladies Missionary society CT the
Christian church gave an interesting enter
tainment last evening at the residence OF
Mrs. J. r. Spively, aO2 North Emporia av-
enue. The following program was given:
Quartette-Miss johnson, Mrs. Sohn,
Messrs J. X. Snively, Carl Johnson.
Reading-'The Problem" .....
Miss Lizzie Dickinson
Recitation Kansas Women" orig
inal poem Mrs. NJ. T. Lease
Music-Violin, clarinet and piano.
MeSsrs. Wardie and Horace johnson.
Original character sketch-"Nora
Mccarthy Mrs. Toler
Recitation-'L Little Joe" ........
Observation-Disclosures Miss limo Creditor
Duet-''Life's Long Dream is Ger.
.......... Misses Hobbs and Lucy
Recitation-''Lasca". 49,. Mrs. l.. Booth
Solo-"What Birdie Said" ....
Miss Dessa johnson
Comic examination. Observation-Disclosures.
........ Conducted by Miss Booth
Each part of the program was given in
the most pleasing manner, several being
encored. a large number were present,
all expressed themselves pleased and trust
the ladies may give many mere such for
the benefit of this worthy cause.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Mr. Ches. Firebaugh has purchased 10
handsome residence of Mr. A ID Wbselsr
corner Of Pine street and Emporss avenue
for 5000. II Is understood that Sr. Fire
baugh Will sooa occupy bis new home with
q bride whom be VIII wed IA q few weeks.
Beacon
Mr.. Wheeler called at this offlcs lAs;
evening and says there Is DO truth IN the
above. he has a standing o.fez % 80 90.
bu, IL is not for sale or trade
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
MEETING OF COMMITTEES.

The committee appointed by the Young
Mems Republican club and also the COM
mittee of the ingalls, club held meeting
yesterday and elected Mr.. Geo. NJ Walters
chairman of the joint committee and Mr..
Sturdeyant secretary. A resolution was
unanimously adopted favoring both clubs
going over the same line and a unity OF
action in the matter of going TO Chicago
The representatives of the different rail-
road companies were telephoned for their
presence and the committee gave each a
hearing on the matter of rates and accom-
modations. The prospects for a pleasant
trip seemed encouraging, as each COM
pany seems ready to give extra accomoda-
tons.
1t was decided to hold final meeting on
next Tuesday at 8 p NJ, when the terms
of each company will be heard by the COM
mittee and an action. The Frisco road
running to ST. Louis will be in the field on
that day and have arrangements made
with a road from St. Louis to Chicago. All
the roads in the city viii be represented
and it is thought good accommodations
can be made.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Any one knowing of new corners to the
city or changes in business or residence
locations should report the same at once
TO the compilers of the new city directory,
above the Citizens bank. DO not fail TO
attend to this at once.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Any part of worn carpet that may have
been laid aside in house cleaning time
would be thankfully received at the Chill
drens' home, 6l0 North Market street. or
any furniture that you have replaced with
new thankfully received at the Home.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

"a Paris Mystery" with illustrations,
and a four page illustrated account and
description of the centennial TO be held at
Columbus, O., commencing September 4.
A whole book for ) cents-Supday morn
iug's edition of the EAGLE.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

The foundation for the Wichita nail
factory is nearly completed and working
going along as rapidly rs possible. The
stone is all on hand and most of the bricks
delivered, and it is thought that the con-
tractors will suffer no delay from lack OF
material
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Last evening Officer George Dennis
called at the Herman drug store on North
Main. His visit resulted much as several
Others which had been made at the same
place in the past.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

The Ingalls, club is making arrange
ments 10 attend the address of Senator
Ingalls, at Chicago on the evening of the
Goth to the Illinois veterans The boys are
jubilant over the fiattering prospects.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

The fire department was called out yes
terday afternoon by an alarm turned in
from number 3l3 East Douglas Both
companies answered with promptness; but
found it to be merely false alarm. de
fective flue having caused all the trouble.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

a number of warrants have been issued
for parties who have not put in an appear
ance with poll tax. 1t Is said they will be
served today.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Green & Bright yesterday sold out their
grocery, The Corner Grocery" TO Messrs.
Imboden, Dowlinger & Bowman.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

A horse slipped and fell TO the ground
yesterday afternoon at the crossing OF
Main and First The shaft was broken,
the horse injured, and the whole outfit
nearly run over by street car.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
A Good Appetite

Is essential 20 god health and ut sais season b II
often lost, owing TO the poverty tmpgr.ty OF TIE
blood and the weakening esecss II the changing
season. Hoods SarsapArilla Is = wonderful uedi-
cine for creating appetite. soning the Digestion
and giving strength 10 the whole system. Now Is
the time % take II.
Il had been troubled with piHplss On my lowsr
limbs, loss Of sleep and appetite. and In fact was
generally run down. After taxing Hoods Sarxa-
pariila the pimplcs disappeared. nay appetite was
renewed. and ] feel better in every respect" p
DEvLfN 5. L corner iuth and Bartoawooa Sta
Philadelphia.
Il must say Hee's Sarsaparilia is the hss; rnedi-
cine ever used Last spring II had no appetite and
the least work did fasisuei 50 much. I
began 10 take Hoods Ssrsapsriila. and soon felt
If colld do much In day IS had formerly
done in week. Ny appetite r. vo-acsoasr MS
VI. v BAYARp. Atlantic City. N J.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sold By all druggists. 81 six for 81 Prepared
only by C. l. HOOD Is CO. Apcshecaries> Lowell.
Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Two boys, Lee O'Harra and James
. O'Brien, were yesterday arrested by Of
ficer Green on East Douglas and brought
down TO the police station, and afterwards
fined s. and cost for petty larceny. They
were accused of stealing two buggy wheels.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02
DfED.

Friday, June /, Little Clyde. aged nine
months and twenty-five days infant son
Of G o. Oliver
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. James Norris, of North
Main street, who have been very sick with
malarial fever, are improving rapidly.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

Mrs NJ Lease. Who has been seriously
ssck for several DAYS 2ast. Is coayaIescin1s.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-02

I I N
The primal paradox, the curse a bless
ing! Do you call the expression hereticals
DO you think those who hold to the truth
OF this statement unorthodoXf Does
this theory conflict with your ideas of obi
CATION IN the doctrine of original SIM The
blind poet of the ages sings:
''of the fruit
OF that forbidden tree, whose mortal taste
Brought death into the world and all oar
woe,
With loss of Eden
The bible tells us 1.-The serpent said unto
the woman '1e shall not surely die; for
God doth know that in the day We ear
thereof. then your eyes shall DE opened and
ye shall be as gods. knowing good and
evil And when the woman saw that the
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-30
767 TO 21O&.

Voters of Hamilton, regardless OF party read
these undenabe truths an you must conclude
that Democratic State government means free
and good education for your children, whatever
station in lite you may ILL.,
When the Republican went out Of power
there were only 767 schools in the State, and
many Of these even operated by the Freedman S
Bureau, over which the State had no control.
Then teachers in this county were paid in scrip
and they had to sell that scrip at from 40 to so
and 60 cents on the dollar Now they receive
dollar for dollar PROMPTLY; now there are 2104
schools, employing 3llS teachers High schools
have been established in many OF The counties,
which are county institutions and free.
In 1897 there was open and operated in the
State tree school for a traction less than every
1877 Of the population, and 30 per cent. OF the
population were in daily Attendance Ipon The
schools
No other State IN tie Uhi0n Gun nuke tie stme
M0,ring as 10 tue numter Of xchoolS In DoDUIitiou
and the rate per- cent. In ncerdge daiy dttendnnce
on Me same.
Again in the last five years Il State college, a
deaf mute institute, i co'prrd normal ,llrg",
and a white nornial COLLEGE, have been esab-
white have been held dunn. the summer months
Under The p"rsstenl and able management OF
Hon. Albeit j. Russell Onr pnhlic school system
has become pride an5t IL blessing 10 all classes.
and we earnestly trilt ia Al vn,cr> Irrespective OF
party, will give lim their support .-JtSper
Iimcx
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-30

WORDS OF GOOD ADVICE FROM MEN OF
YOUR OWN COLOR

WORDS OF GOOD ADVICE FROM MEN OF
YOUR OWN COLOR
We clip the following from an able
and ringing address to the colored men OF
the United States. signed, as will be seen,
by eleven of the most prominent colored
men in the Union. These men speak to
you through the light of knowledge ;
they advise you for your own good, and
they recommend you to do what they
themselves are doing. Every colored
man in Florida should read these sensl-
BILE words and profit by them:
Colored voters OF the United States, be not
longer deceived by the lying professions ct the
Republican party Heed not The voices OF the
negro alarmists crying in the wilderness, pratIng
of great calamiies TO come They are but false
prophets We have tried Grover Cleveland, and
he has proved that he is as true as steel and as
constant as the needle 10 the pole tie has
shown that he is friend who can be trusted
and Judge Thurman has placed himself squarely
on record as being in absolute accord with our
chief And The great Democratic party OF the
Nation, comprising more than halt the
voters of the country, invites all men to
take sides with it in the effort to win the
victory over the protected harpes of the
country, who thrive by unjust tribute levied
upon all consumers, and over the party which
seeks to overthrow the liberties of the people by
destroying the autonomy of the States and cen
tralizing unconstitutional powers in the Federal
government. Unjust taxation must 60 Let us
have friends in all parties, that peace and har-
mOny may prevail that the embers of the war
times may be forever smnthered, and that race
distinctions may be swallowed up and strangled
to death by an honest fusion OF Oar votes among
all the factions, and may the God ofjustlce smile
upon your manly and heroic action. Vote the
Democratic ticket both National and State, and
you will have done your whole duty as an Amer
lean sovereign, who takes his orders from no man
or party but acts as he deems for the best good
OF his country and his race
T. THOMAS FORTUNE, New York.
PETER IL CLARK, Ohio.
w. II. FURBIsH, Arkansas.
G. III. SHELDON, Indiana
T. T. BRowN, Illinois.
j. ALLEN Ross, Kentucky.
w. II. CURTIS, Iowa.
w. III LEWIS. Michigan.
r. G. STILL, Pennsylvania.
j. GoRDoN STREIL, Massachusetts.
j. NJ. VESA, Missouri.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-30

The present unhappy condition OF the stricken
State OF Florida has excited lac gravcst apprc-
tensions tor the future of State embracing IN
terests 80 largely dependent upon lis winter
travel, which has contributed mainly TO their
development. The whole South, especially that
portion Of 1t more or less affected beneicially by
the stream OF winter travel MAT plsses into the
Florida peninsula. has shared in the gloomy
forebodings which the yellow fever scOurge has
caused.
The Nelos md Advertiser has been specially
anxious on this point, as plans tor the develop
mcnt OF this section through immigration from
Northern sections seemed to us to be about to
mature and bear pleasing fruit, when this yellow
fever scare came to blight the f.irest prospects
our section has ever enjoyed. We have not beeu
among the most hopeful, and have seen nothing
to encourage the hope that frost would alay all
approximations, but we are always glad to see
others who are not discouraged over the siua-
ton. Gen. w. II. Sebring, ol Florida was in
the city yesterday and being asked as to the
probable effect of the fever upon the winter
travel to Florida, said
"Of course the fever has been bad and many
who might have gone to Florida this season will
likely be kept away through foolish fear tina,
there is danger of injection, but have Travelled
through New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and
North Carolina, and my observation leads me
10 believe that the number OF visitors To Florida
this winter will equal that OF anv previous sea
tary and was informed that he had arranged to
run through vcstibule trains from New York
and Philadelphia TO st. Augustine Properly in
Florida will be held as high as ever, and while
transfers may not be SO numerous tor one or two
seasons, few years will overcome the temporary
check
There are too many varied interests that CEN
ter in Florida to suppose that one epidemic ct
yellow fever can so seriously injure is prospects
The thousands who hold large interests there will
be compelled to visit the Slale to z We their per
sonal attention to affairs Other Floridians tIav-
cling Wcs' have assured me lha: there is no rta
son why we should look with gloomy forebod
ing upon the prospects,"
The NeDs md Adrertser sincerely trusts that
General Seblng, who has every opportunity to
judge, has rghtinlly interpreted the signs, tor
with so large number of visitors in Florida the
coming season, AS during the past, confidence
will be restored all along the lne.-ADany Neoos
and Advertiser.