The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 4, 1894, Page 1

— | ESTABLISHED | JUNE 2, 1881. it has the fargest de circula- n of any Afro- American journal blished at the pital Che Bee 1s Great Advertising Medium TRY IT: Do you tant re- liable newa? Do you want a fearless race advo- cate? Do you want col- ored trade? Read and adver- tise in THE BEE! Kaa Lehi Hine NYE am Oa A CHAT, Kos ofthe Ci City Dished Up fo! The Bee Readers. ‘SOHAL POINTS POINTEDLY PUT H me News and Events Transpir- Since our Last Issue—Other Matters Worthy of Careful Con sideration. i Vood isa candidate for Con- Mitchell, Jr. should be honor- in Congress isea tier has gone on his vaca Mills and Taylor presides iris Wilh dezision. vitorney Birney is making a cuting officer, ei has its new engine and Look out fora creat paper. van populist and democrat - Taylor will run an inde I.. Barnes is the Business {the Br he people's pape! Ric ks takes well and Miss Annie cyoung lady known. zparty in honor_of Miss ribbons, the youngest Sister of mis Was given at the residence . A, King, Dean of the dept. of the Columbian Uni- ropolitan a M. ee = Aan \ naissaneeting was held at the Mt. rch cor 4th and L st. N. W. night in the interest of iferald.? Resolutions h for the betterment of the « discussed. National Baptist Magazine ifind a medium through lvess the wrongs of our WASHINGTON, D. C., 84 JRDAY AUGUST 4, 1894, And his clam mouth protege. Ward Mc Allister is his name. He can blackguard women. The office is being prostituted. No place for decent women to be. The people are dis gusted. Cornish will succeed himself. Tue Kansas wind bag is an adven- turer. Langston has withdrawn his type writers application. the ladies will be protected. Don’t be : traticn will pr ladies the adminis ct you, The proposition was made and came from alphabetical. You are not the only females he in sulted. The taxpayers will not tolerate it. Staterooms to Norfolk had been en- gaged. July 14th was the date agreed on.l Grimke of Boston is a good ap- pointment, When you have a friend dont fail to kee p him. Never desert a good friend. Always keep your promise at a acrifice. In union there is strength. J. Milton Turner will be elected chairman of the Indianapolis conven tion, 1706 for rie Banister of No. . W. will leave to-day on a Vacation. the esteemed owner of ,Ce- win returned from his fish— ing much re- ssor of some proud pros g the short time that e, our former towns- n Altona, Pa., it is claim- 1¢ popular favorite there. standi DISTRICT MALITIA, >) BATTALION GOING TO RUIN. HARGED WITH INCOMPE- PENCY. ¢ of unrest, distrust ion existing within the st colored seperate bat- District cf Columbia ds. The disatisfaction F. ©. Revells has rrangements to go to; summer; t hat he is in- rthe place and that the jon ison Uhe eve Of dis- account ef Col. Revells and incompetency Lo to Which he was ap- a desire on the part of the cd malitia of the District to csident Cleveland to remove appoimt Major Fleet- ad. Major Fleetwood is «colored malitia ot this un in whom the people contidence. A disrup- olered militia may be lock- vent, cal > commanding officer ad avoid this if a 1s D RATES TO BALTI- MORE, » Saturday and sunday ind 19th. Round trip tie unul following Monday. tS ARS LEH. je by the Koston Cow Boston. Mass., is (be Di at the: same tase eomfortat & Ll outtust two or She re broad jONe, wars Trial Wi inde «i the ‘fact The useof vr S8ch Weset size, ensures eB De Waists emu straight forms, T to this Corset, sed. ian Ter ot cutting Sr ch lady knows Taylor will not be in it. Why should such an empty barrell be elected chairman? There will be a big fight against the election of that wind bag from Kansas. The colored democracy will elect an intelligent man at the head of the National organization. Asa leader Taylor is a successful failure. Men and not party is the motto of the Bre. Still is too big a man wind bag. Do you want a place in the record- ers office Miss? Why they tell me no—sir, I thank you. The clam messenger from Kansas who took Byron Fisher’s place has a great deal to learn His reflection on females will not j do in this city. The Acanthus ciub should debar such an animal. to follow a Lhe Washington boys will teach him something. Don’: be alarmed when you s see a smoke The Sage of Anacostia is running the wind bag from Kansas. Don’t think I have no object in going on your bond. Had hea motive in going on the wind bags band? The republican negroes who want }to fool the democrats are not in it. the Robert Smalls will remain in field. That is, his friends will keep him ‘an. Smalls is a great negro. He is true to his race. Genl. Smalls has a record of which ' the nation 1s proud. Business is dull, remarked the col- ored attorney the other day. For reliable news read the Ber. the BEE you When you see it in can depend on it. | Thereare six colored candida tes | for judge Hewlett’s place. Out of his mouth comes fou! vapor. Mr. Cleveland y e-appoint him, Hewlett has made a of the peace. Al! that g’itters good justice is not gold. EDUCATING COLORED YOUTH. The edueation. of colored pupils in the South was the principals discussion last week at tbe the American Association of Edt of Colored Youth. Stati: of Lynchburg, gave out tl were 1.664.390 colored pupils schools of the United States; Keane of which 1,000 ar 28,939 colored. held by institutions and olored edueation amount school property in use for 9801; ion of colored youths, $7 students pursuing some pha: trial learning, 10,780; in the pro theological iudents.97 De te: tor: if 49,7! indus- s of den- 3 of Jaw, 100; amount 9 colored people for educa- 530,971,863 annually. AUTUMN FASIIIONS. tion, $: An exquisite new material is mouse- line de suie with a chiffon finish, in all light colors, with a silk dot and sometimes a bow-knot for design. Crepe de chine and ice crepes are brought out in beautiful shades and are quite in vogue, One of the most fetching costumes seen is of cream dotted challie; rosebud scattered promiso} year for evening and home toilettes are exquisite gauzes, grena- dines lustres in all colors, tones and tints, plain, striped, to be made up ove Ss of the same shades are mivaled by the silks. crepes and heavier old time ks which are more fashion- r than ever before. Satin: flowere: able this yea White rages upon everything, lace ribbons and flowers, and black and white is still an exceedingly fas hion- able combination. Checks in dress material are fast com- ing to the front, not o@ty in silk but in baptistes and foular 1es see ‘sally on ev Fluttering Ubon aa birds gene ly appear together, and the Tittle ered adornments. to women’s hats are decidedly in evidence this sea on. FB or the seashore the big x Empire Cape hey with tulle, or have same; with aigretts or Wings as trimming. 1oes seem to be und hand some Low patent leathe worn With all the dv costumes. fats are seen covered With both flowers and fruit, A pretty toque of bronze straw had trimming: cherries smilax and liJies of the yaliey, A great many skirts are draped, but a ‘great many are laid either in a or box plaits only in the back or opening upon panels of some different and handsome material. ionable as en en Box plai well ‘as dat the aroun are now i laid in tiny box plaits, going half way around the arm hole. Waists leave nothing else to De wish- ed for concerning trimmings. aN plaitings, ruchings, rufiles, Loinette fick Jockey epaulett simple or plaited y yokes and everything seems to be approved. Tie Figaros and boleros, play an im- portant part in now aday dress, be it for street, visiting or evening toilettes. dresses have paniers, are not bold enough E elves) in any | heavier A great mar Some of the leading oie are trying to introduce ‘the new sty le of sleeves, looking as being in one piece, from the neck. But as yet it is not re- garded with favor. The rage in Par even elderly ladies sport. s1s for bycicles, and indulge in that Subscribe io the BEB. TO DENVER, The Baltimore & Ohio R sell round trip excursion ti ver, Col. from all points on i of the Ohio River, August 8th, 9th 10th, valid for return passage ou trains leaving Denver August 19th, 25th and September 13th. The rate from Baltimore and Wash- ington will be $47- nN and cor sponding- ‘Jow rates from other poin u Passcuige ers taking the B. & O. havea choice of 10utes, going via Pittsburg Akron and Chicago ; a Grafton, Bel- laire and Chigago, or via Parkesburg, Cincinnatti and St. Louis ; double daily service of express trains, with Pullman sleeping and dining cars on all routes. 7—28—3 t. COL, LOW KA’ R. Co will Je} Ladi Boys’ anc Men’s Ru THEM WHY BE ON [ have II 2 Ds Neel i per a Boss’ and You‘hs’ Tan Shoes, latest’ sp; Men’s Bla The above list is unly a few of the many bargains we are off Our line of Fine Mer and Women Shoes, ranging in pr are as eqnally cheap according to quality as the ones enn: erated, “ECONOMY 706 Tru Srreet N. to 4 per ex can have it safely and Hsta!¢ securities where it will bring them SIX and EIG'LT or mor eum, peyable Quarterly or Semi Auvually! THE VeERDIC Do You Wear Shoes? If-so, do they fit you? Do they wear well? Do they satisfy you? talk with us. We can please you on prices] "2 hed. fit, comfort and wear NoTu 50 ai val i youths’ solid leather shoes 50 vi ng ia, hand-sewed, in cll styles, $2. 49. k and Tan low shoes, $1 98, SHOE HOU THE FOLLOWING LIST: Ciilds’ Dongola hand sewed spring heel shoes, 5 to 8, at 49e, Childs’ Red aud Gray Slippers, worth $ Misses Red, Tan, and Gray Slippers, $1 Ladies Waite Kid Slippers io all styles, $1.50 value, at $1.00. ’ Wine hand-sewed Black and Tan low shoes, in all styles $1.25. t 750. ue, at $1.00 alue, sty les, at 986 fre! The Bee Coupon. Say you saw it in The THE ECONOMY Ifnot, come and $2.00 at $150 in. to $5 _Ber. SHOE HOUSE. \ + <ACQUIRE AS A HOME OR A We REA L* ESTATE aE LOU, UPPORTUNTITES ROFITABL E You Buy The Wouse The Rent Does WIT the ouses and Lots in ail parta of -Persoas having money lying cther, Davis Bic ck, ! 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