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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-08-04
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z Prediction ioat The
Tari.:5 Bill WI! 8e Re-
ported Monday.
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The People's friend., 1894-05-31
A s..ocKING MURDER.

Selma, Ala, May 3O,-A shocking
murder was committed at OrrVllle,
! place near here, last night, \ ne
GRO woman named Pinkie Johnston
accused another negro woman nam
ca Jessie Of stealing some OF her wear
ing apparel, and a quarrel ensued'
Jessie. afraid Of her antagonist, ned
to Orrville for protection, and was fol
lowed by Pinkie, who after wander
inc around on the streets, caught
light Of her and ran up behind her
ard at once proceeded to belabor heI
over the head with a club.
After beating her into ins9nslblllty
the Johnston woman procured ra
zor and cut her unconscious vlctlm
throat from ear to ear, almost sever
ING the head from the body. FXclt~
ment runs high among the colorec
population Of the village and Vacln
ity. The murderess has been safely
landed in jail,
The People's friend., 1894-05-31
Shot His Wife and Son.

Omaha, Neb., May 3o-A special
to the Bee from North Platt, Neb'
saws: Dan Burke, a poineer Of Lin
coin County, and formerly one OF the
most wealthy sons of this part OF the
State, shot bis wife and son last night
He was intoxicated, While the Wou-
nds are serious, it is believed both
Of the victims will recover, Burke
was arrested.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31
City and County News.

Republican ticket for Congress, Sew
enth District, Chester l. Long
Alice Sanford was bound over to the
District Court.
DR.. W. L. Grant was in the city last
Friday on his way to Arkansas City.
Mrs. Mary Abar athy has been on the
sick list, but is rapidly improving.
Miss Lizzie Hill has opened all Ice
Cream Parlor OF Fruits and ConfectiOn-
cries at 349 n. Main Street, also serves
meals at all hours.
Mr.. III @. COntee has returned from
Kansas City, where he removed his
Jewelry shop from here. He says busi-
ness is pretty good in K. G.
The men held mass meeting at
Hutchinson last Monday night.
Mrs. Graves, of Hutchinson, was the
guest Of Mrs. Jno. Morrow, Sunday.
She thinks Wichita people are on top
The many friends of Prof. French
and family, are proud to welcome them
back to Wichita again.
Don't forget the KID BAND social to-
night, Thursday, at the A. M. f. Church
The Literary meets Wednesday
night at the Second Baptist Church
Wichita street. An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged, and all
are invited to attend.
f. a. A. y. NJ.
Ancent Craft, No. 36, f. A. A y
M. , meets Tuesday night of each
week. All visiting brothers are cor
dually invited to attend.
THOs. GLOVER, w. M.
VIM. NEELY, Sec
Hon. G.. Fl. J. Taylor, the noted
Negro Democrat Of our State, has been
confirmed by the Senate as Recorder OF
Deeds Of the District of Columb bla.
While TAYLOR does not represent our
politics in any respect, we are glad to
know that his Democratic friends have
stood by him.
Mrs. Grayson is Oh the sick list at the
Centropolis Hotel
Mr.. L. G. Logan, is the general soil
citor and collector ior the "FRIEND-
Look out for him.
Mr.. Lake Anderson, took onto him
selfa help-matc Wednesday evening.
The FRIEND exte IDS its hand to al
who call at our office, $50 n. Main an6
leave your subscription for the paper.
Miss Lizzie Hill will nave reopenms
at her Ice Cream Parlor, 346 n Man
tonight, Thursday.
Give Us a helping hand, and th
FRIEND will be living paper.
Our columns are open to any VIII
wish TO contribute correspondence Wit
Their names attached:
The People's friend., 1894-05-31
Things to be Remembered.

Go to Jess and Jim for all kinds of
meat at living prices. $50 North
Main street.
For the best home made bread, pies
cakes and cookies in the city, call at
r. HerZsch's. S14 n. Main street
Banner Meat Market, $50 n. Main
ST., dried, salt and fresh meats; give
me Il call. b Dawson.
The place to buy Shoes and Slip
cash. IA n. Main st. 5. G. Neff,
Manager.
For ice cream, confectionery and
fruits, call and see Mr.. r. Rice, cor
ner Main and Central. Cream whole
sale and retail.
Ladies use COoper's Famous Gala
Lily Powder for complexion, fine as
silk, good as gold, for sale by all
druggists.
Cooper's Gala Lily Tooth Powder
for preserving and cleansing the
teeth, refreshing taste, sWeetens the
breath, heardens the gums and leaves
your teeth white as snow. Try it.
Ask your druggist for it,
For Instructions in instrumental
Music Etc, see Prof. n C.. Smith.
FOrtman IL Charlton, are selling
Meat to suit the prices and hard times
Meat Market, 305 cart Douglas Ave
Don't let your horse cripple along
when you can get four new shoes fOl
one dollar at ass north Main street,
S. J. Barger-
w. O. Goodin, Druggist, for pure
drugs and Prescriptions. 621 T.. Oak
| street. Fine Cigars and Tobacco. .
Come to the Grocery and Meat
market of H NJ. Grafton, for specia
low prices on boiling meats. We
will save you some money. Try US
and you will come again. 302 anC
304 f Oak ST., n. f corner Lawrence
Use Cooper's Famous Gala Cream
for rough skin, pimples, black heads,
blOtches, wrinkles, sun-burn, tan and
freckles, fine as silk. Ask your drug
gist for it.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31
PROGRAM
Society

A. NJ E. Church, north Water st.
Services IL q. m. and s p. III. Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. Moore. Sun
day School p. m. Glass Meeting
Tuesday evening Rev. Moore, Pastor.
New Hope Baptist Chu ch on Mead
ave, between First and Second streets.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. John
Price, Services IL a. IN. and Sp. m.
Sunday School 2 p. m. Rev. John
Price. Pastor. |. I'll. Lewis, Sec.
Rev. Hatton, Of New York filled the
pulpit at the second Baptist Church
Sunday.
Second Baptist Church, Wichita st.,
preaching by the pastor, Rev. M. L.
Copeland, Bible Institute 10 a. M.
Service II a. IN. and s p. m. Sunday
School 2 D. IN. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening. A cordial invitation is
extended to attend all services. Rev.
M. l.. Copeland, Pastor. Mat. Jones,
Secretary.
G.H. S., Second Baptist Church Sunday
G.. H. S. is the name Of an org MIA
ton, effected about seven months ago
bv Rev. NJ. l.. Copeland. 1t is com
posed largely of church members OF
! different denominations; has for its OBJ
iect, caring for the sick and burying
the dead Sundays report asserts they
have to their credit $l2S.0O, and owe no
bills. Nothing secret about it. The
admission fee is $1.50, and $40 per
month as dues. The principal officers
are Rev. M. L. Copeland, IL. W. James,
Mat Jones and Henry Level. From
what we have seen, it is step in the
right direction, and success awaits them
in the future.
The Good Hope Burial Society made
a grand showing last Sunday, as they
marched to the Second Baptist Church.
where their Sermon was preached b!
Rev. Copeland, their able pastor. We
expect much good Of the Society, anc
predict for it much success. Brothel
James deserves credit for his untirins
efforts to build it up.
Prof. Smith is quite busy at present
drilling the Second Baptist Choir 70
the convention which meets here th'
second week of June.
The Ladies Court sermon was preach
| ed by Rev. Moore, at the A. NJ. E
. Church last Sunday at 400 O'Clock p. m
: Very nice was the discourse as the Rev
e erened can so justly do.
Honors to the memory of their be
loved dead were paid by the veteran
!, Of the Grand Army Of the RepubI
! last Thursday by the surviving rela
tives Of those that fell in the grea
conflict of the sixties. The negro
were CONSPICUOUS figure III the grea
conflict in peace, he is to be found to
g. day with willing hands TO strew fra
) grant flowers upon the last restin
J., place of the departed heroes.
II EX. Minister John l.. Waller,
/ the Island of Madagascar, and a res
+ dent Of Kansas, is now engaged i
the land business for the Island, bU
q expects to sail for America soon :
ol as to be in Kansas in 1896.
IT The indications now are that MajC
r, Morril will be the Republican nom
ar nee for Governor, and Lewelling tt
Peoples Party Can didate.
a. The Colored Fire Department at pre-
s ent composed Of Messrs. Shuts al
r Thurman is proving a decided success
4 They say the Whites treat them wi
I'd the same courtesy they do their ow
u The FRIEND wishes them success, al
~ hopes soon to see another man added
their number.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

Household of Ruth, No. 6l2, meets
first Wednesday night of each month,
third Wednesday night lecture. Mrs.
Annie Tipps, NJ. n. 6. Mrs. E. John
son, Rr. n Mrs. G. III. Young, Secy.
Mrs. A. Covington, Asst. Secy.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

We desire to be thoroughly under
stood in publishing The FRIEND, that
it is our aim to make it a living paper.
1t is not our intention to deceive, or
practice fraud, or any mean, in business
or politics, to make dollar. In politics
we are Republicans, and shall expect
from that party such support as our
work merits. We thank our Merchants
and business men in all lines, for the
liberal patronage they have given US,
and our white ald cotored friends for
their subscriptions, and pledge you SO
long as your financial aid is given us to
meet our obligations, in return, you
shall have a clean, newsy little sheet,
! free entirely from reflections or abuse
The FRIEND owns its own outfit, part
is paid on it and sufficient time allowed
TO meet the payments as they come due.
All we ask is your assistance and a
chance, and Wichita will have what
she deserves,a a good Negro Newspaper
published in the interest of the Race.
Will you help us?
Copies of the FRIEND can be had at
Young's Restaurant, north Main stree
Sylver's Barber shop, E. Williams bar
Der shop, Centropolis Hotel and the Of
flee, 15O north Main street.
1t takes money to run a newspaper,
not talk. Give US your advertisement
and subscriptions, but don't wait until
it fails for the lack of financial aid, and
then ask why they did not continue.
Do your duty now. 1t is an enterprise
We know no city III the state, from every
point of view, that is better situated than
Wichita. We have the people, the
wealth, the push and business, why not
make the enterprise 90?
j. r. Brown Of Columbus, Kansas,
is stopping at the Centropolis Hotel.
A Colored FREE THINKERS Club is
being worked up here, and the pros
poets now appear to be bright for an
organization.
We have ommitted this week the Har-
per and Tyner Nuptial, due to the fact
that the original copy which was pre-.
pared and taken to the DAILY EAGLE
for publication, failed to appear and
the copy was misplaced there.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

The c. NJ. f. Church, known
as the Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church i'll America. Corner Of Elm
and Market st. Service on Sunday
II a. IN. and Z p. m. Rev. w, NJ.
Daniels Pastor. Res. 1908 y. 5th st.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

l. 0. O. F. Hope Of West No. 29O6.
meets, first Friday night of each month.
Robert Braden, n. g. L. Z. Clark,
V. G. Geo. Jones, n. F. S. E. Patter-
son, Secy., Jas. II. Harper, asst. Secy.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Arkansas Valley No. 81, A. f. &
A. NJ. meets first and third Monday
nights of each month. Members Of sis
ter lodges and visiting brethern cordi-
ally invited to attend.
n. G.. Allen, w. NJ. VIM Whitted, Sec
The People's friend., 1894-05-31
Work by Rights colored Men Should
Havein This City.

1t is an open fact, which requires
no discussion at this time, that in
proportion, the colored population
of this city are increasing as fast as
the whites, and that they must pur-
sue different callings in life for a live
ly-hOOd is evident. We claim further
that the best elective and appOintive
positions 90 to the whites; the mem
bers of our common council and
school board are whites; in fact every
place where help is to be had, with
few exceptions, are whites. 1t is fair
to us that half Of the street force
should be cOlored, and every public
school in this city should have a
colored .janitor. Why; because, the
doors are closed against him as a
clerk, boOk-keeper or cOpyist, hence
in this way he should be given a
chance to earn an honorable and
respectable living
We advise our people when going
east, west, north or south to take the
Great Rock Island Route.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

Program for Y. NJ B. G. at the
Second Baptist church, Jnme 9th 1894
Jas. Harper, Pres. II Horbet, Sect
The People's friend., 1894-05-31
THE PEOPLES FRIEND,

All communications intended for
publication must be in by Tuesday
morning. THE PEOPLES FRIEND
will be mailed as second class mail
matter to any part of the union.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

For advertisements, consult the
business manager. We most earn
estly solicit the patronage Of our bus
mess men. Our rates will be low and
reasonable. Give us trial
The People's friend., 1894-05-31
ATTORNEYS.
PHYSICIANS .

DIR. E. b. SHUMWAY.
ia n. Main St,
Over Mo- Pacific Office.
Hours-Until a. m =, 10 a. IN. to
II m, to 6 and to s p. m. Sun
days. to + p. m.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

For the best home made bread, pies
cakes and cookies in the city, call at
r. HerZsch's. S14 n. Main street
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

Go to Jess and Jim for all kinds of
meat at living prices. $50 North
Main street.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

Banner Meat Market, $50 n. Main
ST., dried, salt and fresh meats; give
me call. b Dawson.
The People's friend., 1894-05-31

The place to buy Shoes and Slip
pers cheap Neffs Shoe Store. Terms
cash. IA n. Main st. 5. G, Neff,
Manager.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-03-03
sUSvLowERs FOR FOWLS,

Few poultry raisers really appreciate
the true worth Of the sunfiower. Il q
very easily grown, and produces food Of
Q rich and nutritious quality. When fed
property 70 towls IL promotes laying, and
produces luster upon the plumage and
otherwise benefits the bird,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
NOTICE.


hi. 10 for the parpo.e ~ eslHnx the sissntion
% The inhalstsst. - The Town ~ Paris In .
.y~.isl manner a. shsptsr ~. LAYS ofi.o. which
prv,his. As foiisvs
The tos-i 20 ksslth % zach city. village TO
ani plsntsiioa. shall annually, on Tho nr.t DAY
% Nssvh. 80 oftsnsr ~ thy d~~m prudent.
provide Zoe tt< fr~s vsssipsti"n 9TH COG pos.
% ell ths inha bllants over yse year, OF as. Nth
In thslr Respective k.Antis.."
10 will ~ observed that ths matter ~ pru,h
Ing er ~ net doins 81. 10 ns In di-rretionsry
Nth ksal t-ssris - hath. stssyt 80 far as roe
csrns ths question ~ ,ssinatins 81 shorter IN
tsryal. than oooe year. bot u !. obrssi"sy 9Th
Is-usl basris ~ provide for FREE 'ao'ins'i"a 81
Ie..s onc. yssr.
Tbs lss simply male. n Tho duty % hsal
,ssr,i. ~ hath ~ pro,his sbi " OTTER FREE va
sinsli-n. but suihortIe- ssiihsr ths i-ssri noe
10. agents - ,sosihsts any p~r.oa against bis
vii
Ihs oasr 20 frvs ,assinsiios Z. epsa ~ ell "
r.-ysrti,e ~ --isi oooiuioa. The yell tode
have Q rsstt ~ w. ani Tho pspr N say. .s"uhi not
~ male 10 fssl that 10 charity fsr then sions
Dr Mesibary q south Parts sntDr fsrkard
81 West Par. Win vsssinsis 20 their onhoe sny
time amer Msrhi when &c ntsrty. ous ~ The
D,-tst. viii ~ al the IIabtssri iieass On Paris
nm "Wednesday. frvm Q ~ 2. ~ durnG hAvh
o. ,secissis Is.pls In thai h-ahty.
Any y-f.oa wishing .oms o,hsr D,-tof ~ ,se-
cinsis ihsm viii have thsir si.h c"mpus'i 9Th.
rmrAcSARD. s''y ., ,- FAM. .'''A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
FARMERS INSTITUTES

Fafmsr.' Institute. have bc-u arraug-
"a 90 b. held ~ Canton, oxford County,
Monday. Feh. s.th fauniugtou, Frank
liu County. ruesday, feh. 9Th; North
Psrsonshed aud N,ple~ooi York
County, Thursday and Friday, March 1t
and -, with u. NJ. GOWsll and Prof.
Walter Bsleutine 20 Orouo. President
l'ops II the Pathological >ocie,y, Man
chester, and secretary Mche.n a.
speakers. The subjects discussed Will
10 dslrying, stock feeding aud orchard
ing.
Also Que ~ Lincoluyille Center and
Que al Th0rndike. Waldo County, Wei
nssdav and Thur.dAv. March sth and
>th. Nith Charles y. wheeler 20 Chester
VILE. Prof. Walter Bslentins aud >ecrc-
tary Mckesn a. speakers.
An Institute l. also proposed ~ south
LEWISTON. ABirOscoggia County, on
Friday. March 9Th, With speakers aud
subjects 10 be given late.
b. wALNER MckEEN, sECr.
Augusta. Feb. IL, ls9i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
TALK Of rr1 STATE.

The Moose River log Driving Com
pany has rvduc-d the wages 81 it, mcn
. L. 50 ceut- Ter day all around.
-Four Connecticut town. are after the
Bath Iron Works. IL l. Centrally adj
United that the Inducements made 10 the
Works. wherever they 90, must include
= DRY dOCk which will cost between
s';Dl. 40 aud go, 0D.
The Lewiston creditor Who dunned =
man fOr h cents With the sanyastic ~
mark. III YOU can't pay " nov pay II
la iustallments, regrets his rash words.
The debtor l. paying u cent a a time
and demanding receipt and statement
% Account each time.
Atlantic l. congratulsting itself on
good roads the past yesr, and one 81 the
cltlsens remark. with wisdom; "Many
voters think II they can keep the sppro-
priation down Il 4. a great saving to the
taxpayer. les, you do save ~ cents on
tan. aud lO.s slO 90 the wear of your
carts and wagons be.ldes having poor
roads"
laundering operations In the Dead
Diamond sestion NJ the head waters of
the AndrO.coggin River, are greatly re-
tsr,iei by the mass u snow In the
woods, almost i've feet on the level,
making u necessary Ia do much work
With the shovel. Another great storm
would make Il almost impossible To
work AZ all.
The deer In parts Of Washington
County are reported To be diving In large
numbers by starvation, owing 10 the
deep SHOWS aud .leet .torms that hav =
covered vegetation. one writer saws;
"were u not for the lumberm.n who
fell large tres. and In the fall the Ice !.
dislodged from their branches, the deer
on Machias township would become ex-
tinCt."
Charles u. French. man q. years old.
wss found dead Ia hl. house where be
lived alone In Orono sunday morning.
lie had blown the top ~ his head Of
with large pistol. A letter MAS found
dated February IL At 3:i5 A. NJ, stating
that Ia two hours be would he dead. Tie
wrote that disease and poverty we're the
cause. lie ~As unmarried and lived
alone.
IL l. reported from Frankfort that Y.
4. Treat, q lawyer of that town, sged
about ca, Was assaulted Saturday night
al nj. home, aud dealt heavy blows on
the head, probably With an axe ar hatch
ct, hi. skull belng fractured. lie lived
will. hi. sister and her deaf and dumb
daughter. The physicians say that he
may recover. The authorities have
taken no action aud the members of the
family have made no public statement.
Altogether there seems to be something
mysterious about the affair. No attempt
al robbery WAS made.
-Four Biddeford boys were arrested In
Portsmouth. y. H., few days since,
charged With the burglary Of . store In
saco. They were bound over 90 the
supreme court In the sum of 600 each.
They are suspected to be the gang. or .
part Of the gang. that has been making
breaks Ia Eiddeford within the last yesr
or t~o. In q trunk found st q boarding
house wh.rs n boys stayed, besides =
quantity OF stolen goods ~efe Q diamond
drill aud other tools, Indicating that they
were equipped to work on safes. More
arrests IL IL said are likely TO follow,
and II 10 also said that SOME sirls are
mixed up 10 the aflAir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
l.lRAn nAcsI1r,s cAss.

Particulars 81 the case Of Hiram
IIacsetf. who has confessed % taking
he bonds IL the Bray estate, show that
Hackett and his son-in-lss, Lander,
registered AZ the PreNl, House, Portland,
October 10. llack~tt removed the sil :
go worth Of bonds from the deposit
vault on the next day, aud the two pro-
.eede,l % Fall River. Mass, where they
attempted To negotiate the bonds. Fall.
ing there they returned 90 Maine and
boarded Canadian Pacific train Dear
Jackmantown. They then visited the
worlds fair. Wisconsin and Nictoria
(Mohtsnal and returned to winnipeg
Nov ~.
H.ekett was taken sick at the latter
place, and Lander, after three days
stay, vent east. A strong light was
made In winnipeg 90 assist Hsckett In
retaining the bonds, aud IL MAS only
after nine days Of hard work that the
Nsine detective succeeded In carrying
his point.
Haekett made Q clean breast OF the
whole sfY.ir on Monday last. lie In
tImated that he ~ss pulled Into the
scheme with the belief that he could
make money spsculatlns and return
lsrsel Brsy's heirs their Just deserts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27

r. Tho IIonorabls b.sri % Cosnsy C.sumi.sic.
ere Zoe The ceasiy Of osfsri AMI state OF
Nslns
The as.ier.lsps.i Q oorsrs,isa dal, erssni,ei
asd existing under th~ laus % mi. state. sl.o
citizen. % the coanty ~ Osfuri aforesaid, ~
sV<s,fully r.pre~nt to your Ionorsbe bssri
that CON men eon,snissse anil necs..lty rrJuir.
the iisoontisaance % that portioa ~ The hifh
var rvrsntly lerstei ~ your iioaors in ths
loo q. 20 Peru AMI Msshs. VIA. commanding ou
the southerly .tis % the Anir.-o"ssin river in
TIE to~u ~ Peru u poist 81 et rear The soath
sIiy .pprssh u The Mstho Toll Briis, reently
constructed by Tho Nexioo Br,sife Cowrsny
thsnes aioof saii highway az hrstssi BY yvaf
lioa.f. on The southsriy SHE ~ ssh Aniro
.carsin river a. The Nssico Ferry, thsnoe srrvs-
saiI a nsiro>,ossfn river IA o paint In The high
cav In the town ~ Nesico bssiins from Dis
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