The Washington Bee Newspaper, July 26, 1890, Page 3

tising farnisned on appl tvertisements will not ce. All remittances ostal money order . Money forwarded unt and what it is for y stated. should r2 ed-tressed BLISHING, CO. Washington D.C ) EVERY SA TURDAY A _N.W., WASH. DC. ywiers, $18 3rd street, s, e, <s,M_ Street, between 12th yruggist corne’ 16th and st. House, 318 Penney.» 1a Ave, toee NEW YORK CITY. en, 429, 6uh Ave, STON, MASS. gig Cambridge st, Laws, editoral cor- ind South Washing- All kinds of Job lone, Advertisements ptions received. 316 H gocals. flice is the place to rinting done. t first class job work Bex office. Way At this office two prin-- » to do general office Appiy at once. Want A woman todo gen- 1 no ‘Washing. At this office one more rood newspaper printer and a boy nlj aud 18 years old. BEATTYS PIANOS—In use everywhere. Write for Catalogue. Ex-Mayor Daniel F, Beatty, Wash- mm, New Jersey. BEATTY’S ORGANS—Are the best. Wr wv catalogue. Address Hon, Da Beatty, Washing- Rey. Byron Gunner, of Obelin Ohio, is in the city and will fill AOU gh, who has been be out again. jaite ul at 1 Mrs. Ida Ta , isable quite Miss. S. A. Gray, her home in Alexar Va. Mrs. Geo. Johnsou, who has been quite ill for s nonths bas not prove da Mr. A. P. Albert, special Pen- sion age ug well at his new W. Moore has gone to g New Jersey, and Mrs. Moore, is in West Virginia. M. Hewlett, has return ily again after several ny R. Wright, of Georgia y the guest of Rev. tles R. Douglass will you a visit to her ! New York, she will be ral weeks. lave the ¢ Mr. Charles Hyman of the firm fiyman Bros, is dangerosly New York, it is hoped he uprove, J. T. Layton, left Thurs- ' Middleburg, Va.to be gone lays. Prof. has a venus in Severa bis eve its. BK. Brace and her little son Roscoe Conkling, left the thursday for Thousand Islands, remain until September sruce, has greacly improved they w 1 Land the daughter of farshall Land, of Norfork , was the guest of Miss E. Loving 224 D st. n.w., . lay for home in company "ith her brother, W. H. Land and ‘ain ten days, then Mr. : ind, will return tothe city ’ tls office duties, an Miss. Lov- Visit her mother in Lov~ e Va., until her school com- t Howard University, this ug, w ———_- o Southern States Colored ‘ican Association held an ‘“lastic and largely attended on Wednes ay night, Yas not coneluded until a ir. H, J. Europe, of Alas presided. Reports were trom various Congres- ssie E. Loving, where they" n several of t Southern States indorsing the = s-ciation’s action in petitioning the Senate to pass the Federal elections bill and setting forth the fact that the Republicans of the South are organizing for Con- gresiidnal elecii Prof R. R, ght, the vice president, fiom Giorgis, vresents ed, at the r qu sto! the associa- tion, a strong address to the Republicans cf the South. The address was Unantmously adopt d and ordered printed in all the Southern Repntlean papers Ir urges the thorough organiz uion of the Repuilicars in every dis- trict, ward and prceine: in the Southern Srates, and calls on the Republicans of the South to do their part in retaining a Repnili- can majority in the lower branch ot Congrese. Mr. G. W, Kincade, of Tennes- see,read the address of the Re- publican C ngr. ssional Committee indorsing Hon, A. A. Taylor, of the 3rd Tennessee district, as the regular vominee of the Republi-~ can paity oftbat district. The xssociation adopted an appeal to the colorei' Republicans of that district urging them to support Mr. Taylor. An executive ¢»mmittee to be composed of the vice presidents from the several Southern States and four memb:rs ut large to be named by the President was ap- pointed. a=. BEATTY’S TOUR OF THE WORLD. Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beatty’s celebrated Organs and Pi- anos, Washington, New Jersey, bas returned home from an extended tour of the world. Read bis adver- tisement in this paper and send for catalogue. + e—__ OUR MARRIED MEN. The genial how to pasha baby carriage. makes a good husband. The recently converted Benedict J. Goo?, goes to market now. He carries a basket like he is use to It. John has a flower at home. Ham. Turleigh is not boss home his amiable wife is industrious and @ good house-keeper. Bill Mayes knows He He can spend more money than all the boys put together. LeGrand M. Fair is a proud man and a lover of his home. Stewart M. Lewis, is in the har- ness now and is likely to remain there some time. Our friend Jerome Johnson will be rich some day. Jerry is a high church man now. Recorder Bruce knows how to live. He loves his wife and child. Oar genial friend Witl Harris surprised the boys. Will knew just what he was doing. Pe is in business. THE NEGROES APPEAL. SOUTHERN COLORED MEN 8PEAK— ORGANIZATION THE SECRET OF SUCCESS. Rooms of the Southern States Colored Republican Association. Wednesday July 23rd, 1890. The followiig addresss to the Colored Republicans of the South- ern States, was nnanimously adopt- ed and ordered to be published in all the Republican oewspapers of the South. ADDRESS: In view of the fact that there is a great lack ot political information among the voters of the South, and that there isa great necessity for organization among said voters, the Southern States Colored Re- publican Association, whose object will be the disseminaticn of whole- some information among tbe voters of the Southern States, and of ad- vising and counselling such organ~ ization, as will be effective in every country and district and for the purpose of uniting the Republican votes of the South and arousing them toasense of their daty to- ward the Republican party- Witb a keen sense of our obliga- tion to the Republican party and a vital interest in the suprémacy of | Republican principles, we do here- by earnestly call upon those who are interested in good government | as administered by the Republican | E party to meet together and effect | atborough organization in every | country, city and hamlet, | the cause of human liberty and the) rights and privileges of the labor-| ing people, demand at this crises an unusual amount of earnestness on the part of every voter who is’ ‘satisfactory administration of the in favor of honest elections, and a’ government. This assoclation will furnish to every Repnblican club in the South spree Lo pblets, and such Republican literature, as will cor-| rectly inform the voters on the leading issues of the day. Let there be no delay in briuging about effective organizations. It is|§ the imperative duty of all Republi. | § caus to retain the present Republi can majority in the lower branch of | Congress. This can only be done by vigilance and prompt, faitbful | work. We recognize the fact, that | now/is the contest for human rights, we appeal to voters everywhere to do their duty. By order of the Southera States Colored Republican Association, H. J. Europe, President ; { S. M. Lewis, Corr. Secty., and acting Recording Secty. Address all commupications to HH. J. Evropr, Pres. S. States Rep. Association. & Co. 931 Pena. FINE READY MADE - CLOTHING. - MEN’s SUITS $10 10 $35. BOYS SUITS $6 10 $20. BOYS SUITS $3.50 to 18 dollars. Avenu’. SMALL fegs-Our stock this spring is more complete than ever before, We think for $1500 we show more style than any o'her house in this city. RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS EFraneis Hall, Has through the efforts of the majority of the ci sand signers on his block sneceeded in se and his REOPENED business at the -OLD STAND - 923 11th St., n. w., Which has been refitted and arranged for the uccommodation of nis friends and natrons. Meals and Cold Lunches served — 1HE~— POLICE GAZETTE Is the only paper in world containing all the latest sensational and sporting news. No Saleon Keeper, Barter or Club Room ean afford to be without it. It always makes friends wherever it iled to any address in the United s securely wrapped, 13 weeks fo $1.00. Send 5 cents for sample copy. RicHARD K.Fox, n Square, New Yo Frank SEUTILON 4, o>! Eipi- werful and poriner. The e elas ; Prince of Abyssinia. ox. One of those immortal A A ree a 51 Money. By Sir E. Bulw TON. 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