davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

No: /, has through free reclining chair cars
and Pullman sleeper to Fort Worth, and tour
ist sleeper daily to Los Angeles and San
francisco. Close connection made at McFar-
land with vcstibule express from Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Omaha, Lincoln,
etc.
No 2, has through free reel ming chair car
and Pullman sleeper via Kansas City to Chi
cag0, making connection at Topeka with
train for St Joseph. Makes direct connec-
ton at Mcfarland with vestbule express for
Manhattan, Clay Center Belleville, Phillips
burg, Denver, Colorado Springs Pueblo, Lin.
ooin, Omaha, etc.; connecting train has
through tourist car on Friday Of each week,
Tor an francisco and California points.
No. 3. has through coaches, free reclining
chair car. etc, to Fort Worth, Texas, and
sleeper Kansas City to Caldwell Connection
made at Topeka with train from Kansas City
and points east.
No 4. has through coaches, chair cars, ETC.,
via both Kansas City and st. Joseph from
Fort Worth, Texas, and sleeper from Cald-
well to Kansas City, connecting at Topeka
with train No. 10, from the west, to points
east, north and south.
Connections made in union depots. at term
inal points, with diverging lines.
For tickets. sleeping-car berths and gen.
eral information, call at cOmpauy's ticket
Qthce, No 1eO East Douglas avenue. corner
Ialn street, or passenger station, corner East
douglas and Mead avenues Telephone to
city office, No. 199; passenger station, No. 1870.
j. H. PHILLIPS,
CIty TICKET and passenger agent.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

The Kansas Headlight has gone to
where the wOOdblne twineth and no
more will its rasping voice be heard in
the land shouting the virtue 's(7) OF
sweet old PopuIism. Bettis has done
All he could to make the paper 90,
but the committee failed to come up to
their contract, and the paper had to
WELD up the ghost. Suits will be begun
in a few davs against all those oonnec-
ted with the paper for something like
$50, By the printers who have been do
inc the work on the paper. and have
not as vet received their pay. Truly
the great POpulist party is wrong in
saying that they are the friends Of the
laboring men. for if they were the
friends of the laboring man they would
pav the men for their work on the pa
per instead of trying to shirk out Of it
like they are now, and too, King OF the
reform movement in this county,. z.
Campbell is at the bottom of it.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

In the council proceedings last Mon
day, the Mayors ordinance taxing all
dealers in cigarettes $50 was amended
by Dr. Minick and passed by the coun-
ell with only two dissenting voices. to
make the tax 500 hereafter, Thus the
good work goes on.
DR.. Minick of the special committee
to report on the charitable institutions
subsidized by the city said he proposed
to talk plain on the matter. They were
all, in his opinion, getting too much
and he suggested that the following
cuts in the appropriations be made:
City hospital. $25; Children's home $25;
Colored Children's home, $40. Sam
Williams objected to the cut IN the
Colored Children home, and showing
the Justice Of the colored home compar-
ed with the white home he gained his
point and the appropriation for the
Colored Children's 5 home remained un-
disturbed. The report was adopted,
everybody voting in the affirmative but
Burton.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

A MAINE YANKEE who settled in
Guadalupe County, Tex. twenty-five
ago owns farm and cotton gin. and
who breaches regularly for a colored
Baptist Church. takes no pay for his
services. and has made almost the en-
tire colored population af that county
Baptists. Still, it isn't every YANKEE
that can 90 South and make such a
record as that. Well it takes Il Yank-
ec to know how to thrive in this world.
We hope his energy may be emulatrd
by those whom he has SO zealously
served.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

COLORED voters. take heed! Bv the
success of the Republican ticket IN this
state this fall. Kansas will have sound
ed the tocsin Of war and victory for the
Republican hosts OF SO.
The attraction for our amusement
gocrS next week will be Carriers great
scenic play; The Tornado" which is
billed for three nights at the Cra wford
Grand. Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The play is full of exciting feat
ures and the scenery is said to be ii trl-
umph OF stage realism.
Invitations are out for ball TO be
given bv the walters of the Carey Hotel
ut Smith : Academy next Tuesday Eve.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

to banter with side issues and party
strife. Among all of those who have re
ceived special recognition, by appoint
ments to office. for their great zeal and
and labor with those whom they
have been supposed to represent. they
have almost invariably been led on bv
fair promises and ultimately relegated
TO the rear By their own constituency.
1t is. therefore, quite apparent that if
we would be more effective in our de-
mands for recognition, we should stand
more us Il unit to support those princi-
pies or platforms which at all times
and under all circumstances contends
for right. justice and protection. Can
we AS loyal people, hope for better
condition of things in one section of
this country, while so many of us are
shifting about with every new theory
presented by fanatics and demagogues
in arother section? We have got to
acquire more of the moral force and
the spirit of unity to Thoroughly con-
vince certain politicians that we are
not tools for the whimS and delusiOns
Of such people. We know our duty as
citizens and AS voters. Let us be united
upon one iple-that of tirmness
for Republicansm.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
Church Notices.

A, NJ. E, Church. uO1tn water st. Services II
a, m. and p. m. Preaching bP the pastor. Rev
Moore Sunday School p. m. Glass meeting
Tuesday evening Rev Moore. pastor.
New Hope Baptist Church on Mead ave.
between First and Second streets. preaching by
the pastor Rev. John Price, j. f. Lewis. secre'
tary.
Second Baptist Church. Wichita ST., preahing
by the pastor, Rev. NJ. L. Copeland. Bible Inst:
tute 10 a. m. Service IL a. III. and p. m. Sunday
School2 p. m. prayer meeting Thursday even
ing, A cordial invitation is exten led to attend
all services. Rev. NJ L. Copeland, Pastor. Mat.
Jones, secretary.
The NJ. F.. Church. known as the colored
Methodist Episcopal Church in America corner
OF Elm and Market ST. Service on Sunday II a.
m. and p. IN. Rev. W. NJ. Daniels pastor. Res.
1908 n 5th street.
Friendship Baptist Church North Market st.
Preaching al II a. III. and p m; Sunday
School 2p m Rev. C. A. Simmons. Pastor.
Tabernacle Baptist Church. East Oak street
preaching by the Pastor at IL a. IN. and p. m.
Sunday School at p. m. J. Fl. Van Lue,
Pastor.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
Mr.. S.W. Norris, has made extensive

Mr.. S.W. Norris, has made extensive
repairs ana has added to his large stock
of fruit, "onfectionaries, candies.etc.
He Will also haye a large display of
tempting things at the Fair where he
invites his old customers to patronize
him His brands of cigars are the best
in the city. Don't fail to call on him
when you are looking for good fruit.
tipe confectionares or 4 good smoke.
Remember his place 104 N. Main St.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

P.e1AHc becomes acctfS
OF propagation. and then the sAtturHi
process of producing seeds NAcomes
abortive by disuse.
"A wire message from New York to
Auckland traverses length of Fine Of
10, 1913 miles, nearly three-fourths Of
which is submarine cable. 1t has to be
repeated or rewritten fifteen times.
The longest cable is between merica
and Europe, say $500 miles, and the
longest land line is across Australia
from Port Darwin to Adelaide, also
miles Press.
Certain beetles have long been
known to eject or give out repulsive
fluid from joints of their bodies or
from their legs or from eversible
glands. M. CuenOt has recently studied
the cases Of election Of blood from
these beetles. The fluid, however, il
not red, as the blood Of insects is either
colorless or slightly yellOwish. Lady
birds, oil beetles and other vegetable
feeders are such as possess this habit.
The last number Of the Bulletin Of
the American Geographical Society an
nOunces that the recent study of the
observations on mountain SUBMITS in
the neighbOrhood of Mount st. Elias,
shows that Mount Logan is the loftiest
peak in North America, with a height
of 19,5OO feet, thus being 1900 feet
higher than Orizaba and 1,50O feet
higher than Mount ST. Elias.
"A sound reducer is being intro
duced in Germany, which, it is claimed,
entirely overcOmes the noise occaSiOned
by exhaust steam. The apparatus is
applicable to all kinds of exhaust en-
gines, steam, gas and petroleum en-
gines, while it at the same time serves
the purpose of an oil and water sepa-
rator. A large reducer, fourteen feet
for use in connection with 400 horse
power winding engine at Westphalian
colliery.
DIR. V. Harley in the proceedings
of the Royal Society of Great Britain,
states as the results of experiments
upon himself that sugar is proven to be
a muscle food. Seventeen and a half
ounces when fasting increased his
working power from 81 to 76 per cent.
IN AIDING seven ounces 10 SlndIl
meal the total work done was increased
from to 80 per cent. During eight
hours, eight and three-quarter ounces
increased his working power from %
to SO per cent.
AT Winger, in New South Wales,
there is burning mountain. 1t is 1,s20
feet in height, and is supposed to be
large coal seam which has in some un-
accountable way become ignited, and
has been burning for many years, GER
tainly long before the advent of the
white man in this portion of the col"
my. The course of the fire can be
traced a considerable distance by the
numerous depressions or chasms occa-
stoned by the falling in of the ground
from beneath which the coal has been
consumed. Smoke is continually issu.
ing from the sides of the mountain,
and in the vicinity of these openings
the surface is hot, and has a dry,
parched appearance, while sticks thrust
into these oDeninGs are readily ignited.
IN. Y. T-i5uIc
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

IT Is aa indIsputable fact that no
race of people in the civilized world
can consistently boast of its progress in
moral, social and intellectual attain
ments as can the Afro-American in the
brief time of his emancipation. Yet
withal, there are lessons of consistency
to be learned and practiced. He can
not reach the goal of success if he stops
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

Rev. Alwell. as we'll AS being pre-
acher, is also poet and he makes an
earnest appeal verse, for financial aid
The property Cost 50, 500 of which they
have already paid $1.700 and they
must now raise the balance of $500 or
lose it. We hope his efforts will meet
with success.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

-gya.--
-A6s OeciIs.t>oi g q ssssr1,se.e+-5.- No. 3o2
MAIN ST., have daily display of the
best groceries that can be found in the
city. Economical housekeepers should
give them call.
Don't fail to patrOnize our advertisers.
Every one Of them can give you the
best bargains on goods in their respect
i've lines.
Morris & Gale, No. 32O Main ST .,
have on hard constantly. fresh supply
of the best grade groceries. 1t will pay
YOU to give them trial
-Dr. j. H. Steward, with his Gold
en- Herb Cure and Pnon Salve, has
permanently located himself over the
Golden Eagle Store. Cor. Lawrence
and Douglas Ayes, Room and ).
Rev. Alwell the energetic preacher of
Winfield. has just published IA book en-
titled The Open Door, 1t is said to
a.
The police chiefs of Kansas will
meet here during the fair and 'do" the
races in grand style. Chief Cone will
be the biggest man in town that day.
The Wichita National Bank shows
signs Of reviving and will probably
open soon. This is an Indication that
tbusiness is looking up in commercial
circles.
It is rumored that W. ID. Driver, ali
as DRIVER, the Skinner" who is said
TO be engaged to Miss Lucy Smith, of
tCoffeyville. Kas.. has wife and year
old boy in Tenn.
j. l.. Hodge, opposite the Carey
Hotel. has been in business in this city
Is years still bears the reputation of
earring the finest stock of gloves. hOsi-
cry and under wear in Sedgwick Co.
A call on him will pay you.
Rev. w. A. Moore, who has served
as pastor of the A. nj. E. chnrch of this
city has Eeen transferred to the Colorado
Conference and stationed at Helena.
Montana. Rev. ID. w. Oaks will sue
coed him here.
Mr.. John Braitsch, the popular boot
&shoe dealer at 12O E. Douglas. has
kept up an unusually good trade in his
line this summer by his square dealing
low pricas and fine grade OF shoes OF
all kinds He announces that on and
after Oct 1st., he will do a strictly
cash business
Were it not for the frequent rains
which We have had during the past few
weeks we would now be harasseb with
grasshopper plague, which has local
tiles here about. We hope the weather
man will keep 1t from us at least until
after the fair.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

This is the third time we have adj
vertised those elegant Shoes; the best
in the city, at the Manhattan Shoe
Store You can get any kind of Shoes
you want. good and cheap. The best
shoe for ladies at $1.50. A full line of
children's School Shoes,
Manhattan Shoe Store. 320 Douglas
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

The office of the Peoples FRIEND
has moved to 109 East Third St. Our
readers will pardon US, therefore. for
being little tardy this week.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

:" steel pens thrown away in
.noOls and offices are consc Cautiously
gathered smelted and made into blades
for pocket knives, watch springs and
other articles of commercial value.
"A careful statistician has found
that of the working women in Chicago
81 per cent. earn just living-not a
cent more. Fourteen per cent. save =
little every year and the remaining 2
per cent. do not get enough to keep
them from running in debt.
A new method of treating copper
has been discovered, and a company IS
said to have been formed to manufac-
ture it here. It can be made so hard as
to be sonorous, and bells made of it are
a q6!9M IlqGovernment tests of the
n ipoAII-Suo, 9kit is not an alloy, but
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

w. H. Jones. of North Water street
has bought nice home on Water Just
north of Walnut street and moved into
it this week
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
MISSOURI PACIFIC,

Leave Wichita for st: LOUIS. ....... 9 o5 p IN
Leave Wichita for Kansas City and
Cb' w ID
Leave Wichita for Geneseo, Pueblo
and Denver J545 pm
'''-' 25 a N
Leave Wichita for Conway Springs,
Anthony and Kiowa, ...} ~
Arrive Wichita from ST. Louis, rs o m
Arrive Wichita from Kansas City and
st; Louis, .............. 15 m
Arrive Wichita from Denver, Pueblo
and Genasao J1215pm
645 p m
Anthony and Kiowa s5Opm
'''' ''''' IL 05 q n
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
LOCAL REWS,
Et tu, cigarette!

Et tu, cigarette!
Next Tuesday will be Wichita's gala
dav.
Read the PEOPLES FRIEND and be
happy.
Go TO j. l., Hodge, opposite Carey
Hotel. for fine Hosiery.
When you 60 shopping again. don't
fail 70 drop in at Cash Henderson
II you want underwear. 90 to j. l..
Hodge, +. Douglas, opposite Carey
Hotel.
w. H. Kelchner. dealer in Fresh
and Salt Meats. 452 N. Main st. Give
trim call.
Subscribe for the organ of the Color
ed Republicans of Sedgwick county,
The PEOPLE S FRIEND,
Mr.. Will Jones and wife returned
from Parsons this week, where they
had been attending Conference
Mrs S. W. Jones, wife Of Editor
Jones, was seriously i'll the forepart of
the week but is now convalescing.
Mrs. Warner, 232 n. Main Str. has a
large stock Of millinery at common
L ~ oneA .veated .RIGHr.n
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

For tickets, time tables; maps, resort books
and further information, call on
E. E. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and ticket agent, ia North Main.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

Household of Ruth No 6l2 meets the first
II Wednesday night of each month, third
"wednesday night, lecture. Mrs. Anna TiUps,
NJ. N. e.. Mrs. F. Johnson. Rt. ~, Mrs. A. Gov
iugtOn. Secretary
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

A ncient Craft No. So F. A. A. y. NJ. meets
ATuesday night OF each week. All visiting
brethren are cordially invited TO attend.
Thos Glover W. NJ, VIM. Neely, Sec
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

cants more than doubles the above. and
is the largest organization Of Colored
people in existance. With its bishops,
colleges and literature it is destined to
be one of the strongest bodies of the
Protestant religion.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

Entered for transmission through the .. s
mail rs second class matter at the POst-Of Office
n Wichita, Kansas.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

HONE OF THE WEST lOdge, G. L. 0, F.. meets
i i the second and fourth Friday of each month
All visiting brethren invited to attend.
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
2OTJTH

SOUTH.
No. l. Fort Worth Ex
press, ..............
No. 3. Oklahoma and Tex
as Express, .......,. ....
No. 81. Freight;
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO.
TRAINS,
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
TRAINS.
NORTH.

No. 4. Chicago Local Ex-
press ............ ......
No. 2. Chicago and Denver
Limited Express.
No. 81. Freight. .........
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
LODGE DIRECTORY.

A rkansas Valley lodge No 21. A. F. & A.
N meets the first and third Monday nghtS O
each month Members OF sister lodges a0d Wis
itng brethren are cordially invited to attend
&. Il, StWart, w. NJ, VIM. Whitted, SEC
TNhree Globe lodge No. 40 A, F. & A. NJ meets
j he first and third Monday nights of each
month. Members of sister lodges and visiting
brethren cordially invited to attend.
WIN. JOHNSON, W. NJ, B, F WATSON, sec,
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

The ColOred members of the MethO-
dist Episcopal Church numbers 247'
493; Sunday school scholars, 179 1872;
The People's friend., 1894-09-28
ARRIVE LEAVE

7:2o p IN 1920 p m
4. 30 a m 4:30 a IN
2:40 p IN, 3 35 pm
The People's friend., 1894-09-28

Published Every Friday At The Office
Of The FRIEND. No. 109, East Third.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

WANTED ny yuuug man. furnished room with
snlsll p ivE;S family IN Jersey t1ty: hreakiast: (:
price, particular A. NJ, boN 30 World.
NOrNG GENTLEMAN waata room, groind
floor preorred viriniiy Of 22d 81. h 9th ave-
AdhfeAs Permanent. 91l atlI ave
The evening world., 1894-06-19
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

District Telegraph Company is now a
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
call for your advt. without extra charge
The evening world., 1894-06-19
Flats and Apartments to Let.
Fuyc,,hed-We.t side.

9TH AVE. 1sS-vcry desirable apartments to let:
parlor bedroom bath, with elevator service.
Apply to HARDMAS. PECK & CO. 9TH ave,
18th u.
ITH AVE. 3,a, near 10th st. Cosy 3. room nnt,
mlly iuriiShe " ~ weekly jnnitor
10TH ST. lis w.--Apartnsnt Of . nicely fur
nished rooms for Housekeeping IS wccSiy.
18th ST., Si5 W. beautifully FURNISHED now
Hats very pretty; D rooms, summer prices
Janitor.
18TH AZ :. 221 W. -prcity furnished 3 l 4 room
s5Tu ST. 1856 w.--FiaL 5 room. & bath. fully
furnished. So Ns. Janior
361iI ST go w.-Cho.cc 4 rooms: piaro:
ELLIS, Z2p W +lstst.
36rH 81. 3i5 W.-Bcauiifuily furnished room
Hats; bath price 81 h so weekly
S7rH ST. 2es w,-Niccly furnished ra,s; 1
large ltEht rooms bath. Janitor.
3srH s1. 273 W. . rooms. bath, piano bean.
tlfnlly Furnished; make olier Janitor, ELLIS,
gov, iiSts'.
39TH ST. go W--Slccly furnlahed nats; 4 q
rooms n bath Jauitor
10TH ~. ECO W. 4 rooms: hath; nicely FUR
nished. make Offer, Ianitcr
list sT.. 2O6 w.-Flrgant i.,oom fiat com.
plctcly furnished Tor housekeeping; 2, weekly.
Janitor
THE Campbell HOTEL. % w, 42d ST. =.
Coolest spot In the city, southern exposure,
facing Bryant Park; suits of 2 rooms. with or
without baths. 81 weekly and upward, elevator,
&c.
Furnished-Mls
l HAVE any quantity Of rc,iy furnished flats
actually nt the price Of urfurni shed flats: some
less. FLAUH 900 furnished tlnts), 2i2 W. 23d st
The evening world., 1894-06-19
Enjt Side.

LEXINGTON AVE. 12sa-Attcptlon; summer
location, r,ntrn rnrk fnrnished oognle & sin
est prices; German. American family Sith St
LEXINGTON AVE, uO, corner 25th st. Table
board, French family; also furnished rooms;
reasonable
8Tn ST., ~ Y. Drydencour Summer rntes
low ~ Ordinary boarding. houses; gorgeous par
lors riiuo, awning sociab,llty.
llrlI ST, 10 II. - Handsome large room. second
floor, front. also single rooms. with board: sx-
celient table.
llTH ST, - II. .-Deslrabi" rooms; excellent
table; central location. lab o board.
iiTH ST. cii E.-Snglo q double rooms with
good board; terms moderate.
liTH ST. rs F.. near 9TH sve.-Dcsirabla cool
rooms; abundant table; tranS!ents aecommo-
dated, southerners solicited.
18TH Sr. g3l F.-tleDn. neatly furnished rooms
with board; ladies', 81; gentlemen, So; plano &
pa.lOr -
llTlI II. ao2 L, -Good rooms; frs,. class bonri;
w".s free.
18TH ST. Sl6 E,-Ihrgo small rooms; excel
lent board; 81. 90 d So weekly.
lITu ST, PA between I'd h 3d ayes. Large &
small rooms: good board price moderate
2lsT. ST, 81 + handsomely furnished rooins.
with board: visitors tn city accommodated; ren-
soEnbie rates; references.
2lsr ST, ~ Il. Rooms. with board on par
lor floor tahin guests: references
2oD ST., 4i7 W. Large. pleasant ad.story front
room: all convenienccs; excellent board; rea-
sonnbe.
- y
Gle, 50: bath, ring hell IL.
23D ST. lis i. Double and single rooms. with
hoard trGnslents accommodated; terms mod
crate; references.
2sD ST.. III E.-Lnrge. pleasant Handsomely fur
niShed room; reaaonable summer terms; table
board reasonable.
2iTH ST.. AL f. Rooms with or without
board; lodging from 70 cents up.
18TH ST, II L.. near +th ave. Rooms, with
board taOe board.
26riI ST., 100 E-Larve, cool rooms: every
convenience, with or without board parlor din
Ing room: references.
18TH ST, 1875 4 l3s E.-Desirabis rooms. every
convenience; with or without board; also
table board.
nsr ST, E-IIandsome rooms: nrst-ciass table
a accommodations; parlor floor for physieisn
Bath ST, 1888 E.-Large & small rooms; board
| optional: transents taken.
34TH ST., 2Ol E. Furnished room. with board.
Jnnitor.
! s5TH ST. Elegant rooms. with hrst-class
| board * attendance, references.
| 4OrH ST. 22S l.. Large h small rooms; good
board; gents, 50: ladies. s. 80; conveniences
sOTII ST. 228 f. Cool airy rooms, with good
board: all accommodations: hot q cold water;
| reasonable. ~
saTIt ST.. 800 E-Young man to board with
| family; no other hoarderS FITZGERALD
| li5rH ST. l44 E.-Nicr large room, excellent
| boa1l, for .; private Jewish family.
| 10TH ST.. Ib7 E.-Niccy furnIshed single &
connecting rooms; Ir!vate house: good board
moderate.
| llsTH ST, los E.-2 newly furnished front rooms;
| 2 or s gentlemen. IS; table board. McGtiyray.
ls4TH ST. corner Lexington ave. Qiotei Petelerl
| Handsomely furnished rooms. with or without
board; terms reasonable
l25TH sT., 2l8 r. Furnished rooms with OF
| Nyit hn Fd H. hath.