The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 29, 1891, Page 1

Terms. $1.50 Per year in Advance, ae ——<——— a st uot disagree with a e others do, ne to have his own on matters. lislike a peraon because yersons talks about bim. ¢ world is fall of deception. ways siand by your friend igh le may gO wrong some- ye most perfect person may eatest fools are often found those who think themselves vest excursion of the given the Syndicate. A. Stewart knows how to excursion, 1 cannot be found ttal men. st successful man is the lat saves what he earns. x man has always ‘taut news to relate, seisenjoying herselt at At- goto stay when the ene- successful politician is the should not talk. talkative man who put alittle, will be nominated by (ony be elected” aud don’t not accept the nomi- Zirl is sometimes your Jing woman is unhappy. tments have decided 2 of Honor men must rowed from tbe organi- aud uot from the bank. go and console his epublicans are deter- » fair elections. uty elections are what the are satisfied that for fair play. Syndidate ? Stewart he will tell fiver View wharf in Sep- Adicate is the latest out. crilicise aman some peo- lout criticse him they Mat you are afraid of him. ment him they will © does’t deserve it. compliment him, ask you why. must not go in the because some one th her. go, the neighbors Poen church t e neigh” Ke it. ' go, some one will ‘sho good elothing- town the jealous “Stow where she got ol leave, they will ‘as no money. they will find fault tow can’t she live ‘ot work they wiil be ng they willsay be craay, 1ey will say the “ink enough of ber talk atte: tay, © matter what Rat Vou mal _, take it, no mat- Hie aay say, | ANDY GLEASON’s SENTI- i MENTS. Pm for Blaine, the man from Maine, Ifhe uses acratch or carries a : cane, ) Sick or well, in joy or paine I my friend, am always for Blaine. | You bet I’m for Blaine! }_ And the boys ~great Cain! Why Mary and Martha, Liza and Jane, And the Gluckinson boys, with whom they train, Are one and all for Jas. G. Blaine. Why of course I'm for Blaine, Jast look at the pile of yellow grain! Did’at God give us sunshine and plenty of rain? Even Democrats feel that he’s for Blaine. Yes, I'm for Blaine, The man from Maine, (Smartest cuss in out o’ the rain) He’s honest and square and he’s got the brain, That’s why, my friend, I’m always for Blaine. Cuas. E. MARVIN. —— ee IT IS RUMORE More changes will be made in the Health Department next year. Republicans will stand a better show in 792. President Harrison is President, notwithstanding the removal of Republicans. Life is all chance, so far as hold- ing of a public office under this ad- ministration, President Harrison does not want a renomination if he bas to appoint Republicans to office. No Republican need apply under a Democratic administration. Republicans may carry elections, bat, Democrats get the benetit of the offices. THE BEE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW. If democrats are to enjoy the fruits of Republican victory. If a Republican administration intends to indorse the wholesale removal of Republicans. How many white people of Kan- sas invited E. P. McCabe to their receptions. Why he preferred the company of white people. Why he played the baby act while in this city. Why the terms of Republican office holders are so uncertain at this time. THE BEE WOULD LIKE TO SEE, A strong Republican party in the District of Columbia. The Central Republican commit- ttee representative. A brave man editing a paper at Oklahoma. McCabe show his hand. Colored men unite and demand recognition. Indiana colored Republicans a unit. The BEE a daily within two months. The colored people sapport it with a unis. The Republican party what it claims to be. The blackguard of the Langston City Herald come this way. McCabe of the Langston City Herald learn some seuse. The crank of the Pine Blaff Echo v.sit this city. whe Washington Syndicate earry a great crowd down the river Sep- tember 17th, W. A. Stewart well supported. lnformers removed from Office. District Republicans given recogni- tion. President Harrison take a hand in District affairs. -—_-—_—__— If you feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS | This being the intial opening of a series of entertainments, which | the above named organization will | Class nature, it is hoped that they will be patronized liberally. | Dancing on the largest and finest pavillion oa the Potomac. Boats jat 10a. m., and 5 p. m., sharp, September 17th, ’91. Note: Invitations will be issued will appear next week. Ho! for River View. Steamer SAML, J. PENTZ, SEPT | . 1, ot |The National Syndicate of the D. C. | oh A. Stewart, Pres., A. McCary§V. Pres., Harry Arnold, Cor. Sec. 4ewis ‘Thompson, Fin, Sec., W. C. Gray, Treas., Jno. Painter, A ud. |. A. L. Beaty, Thos. H. Clarke, M. L. Jones, Banking committe. | Messrs. Cobb, Ed. Arnold, A. Jones, Allen Curry, | Parrott, Williams, ©. ee ee Che ashington Bee Forrester, G. Williams and others. give, which will be of highly first | next week. The entire membership LOUISE TO CLARA. Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 27,91 Dear Clara : I left the city of magnificent dis- tances on last Saturday afternoon tor Atlantic City. I met several on the train whom I «new and who seem to enjoy the trip. On my arrival at Atlantic City I met Dr. Francis, W. A. Stewart, and sever- weather for several days has been very pleasant and the enjoyable sea baths that I have taken daily have greatly improved me. a*y There is a great deal of prejudice here against the colored people. The Clinton cottage is the only house that can afford sea baths to the boarders. There are pavilions here upon which the colored are not allowed to walk. Tho color preja- dice is growing stronger every day. I am pleased to know that cur people are doing well -here. A great namber of them have their own cuttages, in fact they own them. The only inconvenience is that they have no cottages on the sea shore. The beach is entirely taken up by the white people. The hotels aloug the beach are owned and controlled by the white people. All that the colored people can do is, to walk along the plank walk and look at the white people in bathing. The only way I suppose for the colored people to coutrol a part of the sea is to dig trench and fill their back yards with salt water. So far as I am concerned I am well satisfied. I take my sea bath every day. Ihave my own bathing suit snd as the law of Jersey does not prohibit a person from going into the sea, I of course take my daily baths. The colored people connot rent bathing suits. The Havelow House is well filled. Some of the most fashionable Philadelphians are here enjoying the gay season. The season is more lively this year than it has been for some time. ate I shall be home in time to enjoy @ trip with you down the river. You know that I always enjoy river trips, It recalls tomy wind the days of my chilhood. There are hundreds of things that I could am probibited. : Remember yours lovingly, Louise. CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK UF WASHINGTON, D.C. 804 F St. n. w. Receives deposits, loans mouey, transacte a general banking busi ness, Location central and con- venient. F street cars and herdics run in front of our door—9th st., build) g, 7th street and 11th st., cars only two block away. President Dr. C. B. Purvis Cashier D. B. McCary Secretary, Il. E, Baker Treasurer, L. C. Bailey DIRECTORS, Dr. C. B. Purvis, L. C. Bailey, John A, Pierre, J. W. Cole, H. E. Baker, Jas. T. Bradford. | Jerome A. Johnson, | Dr. A. W. Tancil, | Prot. W. Montgomery, | J. Archie Lewis, W. E. Matthews, David Warner, Geo. W. Dickey, Prof. Jas. Storum, Dr. W. 3. Lofton od paper to advertise in. al other Washingtonians. The{ relate but for the want of time I| }ears run a few rods cast of our} Subs:zribe to the BEE. 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