The Washington Bee Newspaper, July 7, 1894, Page 1

! ESTABLISHED JUNE 2, 1881. It has the largest bona fide circula- tion of any Afro- American journal published at the Capital. UV a ~yoL. XUL PTRNTORE CHIT AND CT, The News of the City Dished Up for The Bee Readers. PERSONAL POINTS POINTEDLY PUT. Home News and Events Transpir- ed Since our Last Issue—Other Matters Worthy of Careful Con- sideration. Go to Dr. Beller corner 16th and M streets, n. w. for the Ber. Mrs. Walter H. Brooks is im- proving. The Ecovomy shoe house is the ul G sts. u. w. See CdU pon in the BER. The matrimonial epidemic has commenced amovg tbe public school teachers. It is rumored that severai color- ed appoiutments will be made scon, Politicaus are talking campaign al! over the coubtry. The appointment of colored men to representative positions will have agreat Geal 'o do with the coming campaiga. Miss M L. Jordan is interesied in the Transportation Boat Co. The Nineteenth Street Baptist churce ig giving @ series of excur- sions, picuics, eutertainwents, etc. W. Calvin Chase 18 yet the ecit- or of we BEE, votwitbstanding be isalawyer “ith a lucrative prac _ as the Coloved American term ed it. A certain old lady has forgotten from whom she asked assistavce when Mr. B. K. Bruce took charge of the recorders office. Ac's of kindness are often forgo’- teu by those whom you assist while they are in distress. Mrs. James Greenfield has re turned to the city from Petersburg Va., Where she was suddenly called home on account of the buruing of her mother’s bome. It is rumored that Mr. Cook of Loudoun, Va. is very much pleas- ed with Miss Susie Murray of the 8¢me place. Mrs. Jno. Webb is the popular hostess of Siteott Springs, Va. Her house is open to buarders. _ Mss Urveline Barker, a promis ing young Miss has been promoted to the second term in the High School, _Miss Elnora Sewell will go to the Normal next year. The Nineteenth Street Baptist chow is in need of repair. Magnus L. Robinson of the aves Leader knows how to hustle, Rey. F. J. Grimke basn’t been ou the pictorial sheet as yet. He doesnt believe in high priced cuts. _ The Bapti-t Herald is having its da) in journalisis. The man who carelessly ran in the Wagon of Mrs. A. M. Riack, a low Weeks ago was made to pay ‘Cr it iv the Police Court this week. Dr. F. J. Shadd can bardly be rece *stized bebind such a fine tarnout. His buggy is of the finest and lat- ent syle and Lis borse is a full *Y lood, LOW RATES TO DENVER, COL. Sill sell round trip excursion tickets to Denver, Col. from ail points on its lines tast of the Ohio River, July 19th, 20th st, good for return on trains leav- enver July 27th, August 2nd and “th; tickets will also be sold to Den- ‘er August 8th, 9th and 10th, valid for Tetum passage on trains leaving -Den- ‘ea August 19th, 25th, and September 13th rate from Baltimore and Wash- ou will be $47.40 and correspond- ow rates from other points. engers taking B. and O. have a of routes, going via Pittsburg, Akvon and Chicago; via Grafton, Bel- ud Caicago, or via Parkersburg, uati and St. Louis; double: daily ice of express trains, with Pullman ing and dining cars on all routes, 6 -30-3t, Choice place to go for good cheap sto>, | STORES. Ladies white, red and tan colored leather belts, with buckles to corre- spond. Sleeveless black satin jackets to be | worn with white moire bodices. Pointed black lace berthas, surround- ed by a finishing frill of black sprangled tulle. Combination under-garments in pink white, am and black silk, for sum- mer Wear. Fringes, insertings and laces, deco- rated with black or colored sequins, for trimmings. Large hats with transparent brim, covered with a double ruche of cream net edged with lace. Bodices, finished front and back with a transparent yoke of cream of cream guipure. Renaissance vandyke trimmings dec- orated with tinsel cords, beads and jet. Brocaded moire sash ribbon in all colorings, which show chintz figures. Gowns of linen batiste in ecru and tan shades, trimmed with heavy laces. Bolero jackets in satin or surah bor- dered with richly embroidered galloon. Blouse bodices of surah, decorated with lengthwise bands of ecru guipure. Skirt ruchings of white or black nar- row ribbon, put on zig-zag effect, Odd shaped fans composed of quills and marabout feathers intermingled. _ Sleeveless bodices of crinkle crepe, in light coloring trimmed with lace. Straw embroideries apphed to straight edge lace insertings, for millinery. Waistcoats of brown Holland em broidered with fawn colored flax. Incroyable bandeau for the hair, in black and light colors. Fancy ribbons edged with cream col- cred scalloped embroidered gauze. Ladies black and white su ede belts, or namented with rhinestones. Louis XV. stock collars made of mull or net and finished witha cascade of lace. Silk chemisettes, in white, cream and delicate coloring to accompany Eton suits. Childrens zephyr gingham sui ts trim- med with Hamburg beading threaded with moire ribbons. OFFICER KING. Charles H. King who was to haye been tried on Tuesday for an alleged assaulton Mrs. A. M. Black one of the best known colored citzen of Washing- ton has been postponed till Monday, at which time King will be tried be fore Judge Milller. Mrs. Black is still very weak. The New South, a paper publishedin Louisville, Ky. reports a quiet marri- age between Miss Lena Bullock, a re- cent graduate of the High school of that place and M. B. McGee of Kansas city, Kansas. TEN DAYS AT NIAGARA FALLS $10. TO AMERICA’S GREATEST TURAL WONDER. EXCURSIO: N The Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Co. announces a series of excursions to Ni- agara Falls, Buffaloand Watkin’s Glen. : The first of the series will leave WwW } ington a Royal Blue line Exp Tuesday, July 17th, 8:00 a. m.; C dem ation, Baltimore, 8.50 a. m.: making direct connections at terminal station, Philadelphia, with special through Express, arriving at the Falls Q dnight. The tickets are good for ten days and will permit of stop over on going trip at Burdett station, three miles from Watkin’s Glen. Stage Coaches meet all trains, and at Geneva. On return trip’ stop overs are allowd at Rochester, Burdett and Geneva. Remember the date, Tuesday July I7th, 6-233 t. ———__ << —_—_— Subseribe to the BEE. HOLMES HOUSE, OLD STAND. furopean and Transient House. Bar stocked with Choice Wines, Fine Brandies, and Fine Old Whissies. No. 333 Virginia Avenue S.W. WM. BARBOUR, Proprietor. Jas, W7- Taylor KNOWS HOW TO TREAT people; he is the most polite man in business I ever saw, he knows how to handle men. I think the people in Washington are missing a treat by not patronizing this young man. I have entered many Aa shops but I have not seen an cal 906 and 1609 11th St. N. W. march 24--3—mo, Rev. R. H. Porter 1s after Howard. Editor Cooper thinks the weather is too warm for taffy pulling, Some men tell all they know. The old woman gossiper in the recorders office should give herself a rest. She informed a lady a few days a- go that she had a cinch on the new recorder. Liars can never succeed. She predicts the discharge of other employes and says she is solid. The Bex is here to stay and don’t you forget it. You will hear something drop in a few days. Bogus enterprises are numerous in this city. _ The Beghas warned the people in time. ; | John W. Butcher is a faithful wor | ker. - | Public Printer Benedict has great \ faith in him. Never desert a friend when he get out of power. The day may come when he may return. A good friend is hard to find. B. K. Bruce was true to his friends. The BEx is his friend and always will be. John Mitchel, Jr. is a brave negro. While the Bee opposed him at ' Chicago for the presidency, he is hon- | est. His only mistake is, he allowed the session of the ccnvention to be taken up with smokey speeches by impos- tors. Brother John will be re elected president if he wants it. Let us have a big meeting in Rich~ mond, next September. Superintendent Cook is doing weil. William Henry Smith will be the next house Librarian. ‘Tanager Cooper will surprise his ; enemies, He has assisted many a dead beat and vag. He is a whole soul man. The Bee knew that it would be but a short time before he found out the sneaks, It is better to allow a man to con- vince himself. McGhee is married §to an accom- plished lady in Louisville, Ky. Dont be alarmed when you hear a gun go off. e The Bux is opposed to dead beats. Those who have invested in stock in certain negro enterprises should in vestigate. Proceeds 250 per day, expenses 275. The stockholders must meet the deficiency. The people of this city should watch more and pray less. Don't get jealous of your neighbor. Read the BEE and be happy. REDUCED RATES TO CLEVE- LAND. The Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Co. will sell excursion tickets from all ticket stations on its lines, east ef the Ohio River, to Cleveland, Ohio, for all trains July 9th, 10th and 1th, valid for return trip until July 3lst, inclusive, at reduced rates. The rate from New | York will be $13.00; Philadelphia, $11. 50; Baltimore 811,00; Washington, $11 00; Cumberland, $8.50; and correspond- ingly low rates from all other stations, Becang aioic, ug BROW 2 is pleasant Semen, Biifusnesg und Le The Bee 1S Am Great Advertising Media TRY IT! Do you cant re- liable nows? De you wanta J THE VuRDICIN 0 You Wear Shoes?! If so, do they fit you? Do they wear well! Do they satisfy you? Ifnot, come and) talk with us. We can please you on prices| fit, comfort and wear NOT# THE FOLLOWING LIST: Qoilds’ Dongola hand sewed spring heel shoes, 5 to 8, at 49¢, Childs’ Red and Gray Slippers, worth $1. 50 at 5c. -_— Misses Red, Tan, and Gray Slippers, $1.75 value, at $1.00. Ladies White Kid Slippers iv all styles, $1.50 value, at $1.00. Ladies’ Fine hand-sewed Black and Tau low shoes, in all styles $1.25. Boys’ and youths’ solid leather shoes, $1.50 value, at 98¢ Boys’ and Youths’ Tan Shoes, latest: spring styler, $2.00 at $i.501 Men’s Russia, hand-sewed, in Jl styles, $2. 49. } Men’s Black and T'an low shoes, $1.98, The above list is valyea few of the mauy bargains we are offering. Our line of Fine Men and Women Shoes, ranging in price from $3 to $5 are as equally cheap according to quality as the ones enumerated. SHOE HOUSE. The Bee Coupon. Say you saw it in Th Beer. THE ECONOMY SHOE HOUSE. 706 Tru Srreer N. W. pa ee eer ee earn tesa TPPORTUNIITES REAL” ESTATE AS A HOME OR A ROFIABL E INVESTMENT. THE INCOME FROM THESE HOUSES WILL PURO SE! THEM é , You Buy The House The Re ut Does The Rest 4 WAY BE WITHOUT A HOME OR A GOOD CITY PROPERTY ON TERMS AS THESE | And Which Wul Bring You a Comtortable Sum Each M uth L have Houses and Lots in ai) parte of the City, very desirable | property, as Homes or lnvestments, wnica Twili eel! on small Easy monthly laymeuts; and on the Losuravce Pian. N... B.. j -Persoos having money lying idle or drawing only from | to 4 per ceut can have it safely and juiiciously invested pee Kstate securities v bere it will bring them SIX end EIGHT cr mor per a acum, payeble Quarterly or Semi Auvually! James H. Meriwether, ‘ Davis Bek, Koons 5 &6, 120i Penn. Ave FURNITR EXCEPTIONAL | ma . | candoas well as any one. : 1 PHILADELPHIA! HOUSE RESTAURANT AND SALOON) 348 Pennsylvania Ave., Northwe Washington, D. C. PETER B. MEREDITH, PROP The choicest wine, liquors. lager beer, cigars, etc. always on hand. All the delicacies of the season serve d at short notice. Billiard, pool and bath rooms attached. Wren. Price Photographer 723 7th St. N. W. THE INDUSTRIAL BULD- ING AND SAVING CO. Loans money to buy or buila homes. Sbares $1 each, payable monthly. Dividends declared ev— ery Janaary. Secretary’s office ; 609 Fst.,n.w. Open9 a. m. to 5 p.m. Monthly meetings at Lin~ colon Memorial Church, cor. 11th and R ats., n. w., first Monday night io every month. Henry E. Baker, Secretary. Tho truly wondertat effect produced by Dr. Alex ader B. Wilbor’s Compound of Pure Cod-Liver Oit and Phosphates renders it beyond doubt the most ertect preparation of its kind known ‘A sumption, coughs, colds,asthma, debility, wast Jiseases and all scrofulous humors disappear un ts influence. Itisalmostas palatable as cream. can be taken with pleasure by delicate persons and children, who, after using it, become very fond of it It assimilates with the food, increases the flesh and ppetite, buiids up the nervous system, restores nergy, to mind and body, creates new, rich and pure blood, in fact, rejavenates the whole system, flesh, blood. nerve, brain. This preparation Is far superior parations of cod-liver oil; it has many no equals. The results following its ‘3 best recommendations. Be sure, as you fe your health, ena get the genuine. Manufac. 1 only by DR. ALEXANDER B. WILBOR, Chemisty on, Muss. 2 re aes | “INE CENT A DAY esides Essays, Short a a scription makes a from Ohio. Here inc portrait of Mr. Garri- son, of Salem, Ohi farm foe wi ‘I have net Anything to sell like your album. Yesterday I took orders enough to pay me over Si." W. more, Bangor, Me., writ have not space to give cts from thelr letters. Ev one who takes hold of this grand busine Shall we start YOU in reader? Write tous and learn all about it for yourself. We srestarting many; we will start you if you don't delay until id of you in your part of the country, Tf you taice hold you wit! be able to pick up gold fast. aa ead— On account of a foreed manufacturer's sale 125,000 tem dollar Photograph Albums areto be sold to the people, for MZ each. Bound in Royal Crimson Silke Velvet Plush. Charming) ndsoment ecessary.« Wherever shown, every one wants to pur- Agents take thousands of orders with rapidity sever wait every worker. Agents are asmuch as men. 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