The Washington Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1896, Page 7

THE WASHIN CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK 609 F St. N. W. Washington, D. C. THE NEWSIEST AND BEST JOURNAL PUBLISHED. j Y ff The Washington Ber is no doubt the ay Y newsiest and best journal published I by an Afro-American in this country. The Bee contains more news than any two weeklies published anywhere in the United States. Here is what our exchanges say : Tue Bee Hive Dumpep. (From the American Star.] Washington newspaper publishers are getting up in the world. Friend Cooper has removed the Colored American’s old hat and put on a regu- lar ‘‘ Dunlap ’’ headgear, while Broth- er Chase politely dumped the ‘old hive” and procured a brand new hive with artistic cells, and of course the Bee is humming. Both papers are beautiful. We like to see it, if we can’t. t talk loud or be boisterous in make your self conspicious. t allow yourself to be persuadad rd a true friend by your many people never think of hbors until trouble overtake than they can be seen asking for ssistance. It is better to have one true friend is to have a thousand false i friends. Capita! -. $50,000 HON.JNO. R LYNCH, PResIDENT DR. J.R. WILDER, ViICE-PREs. L. OC. BAILEY, TREASURER PROF. JAMES STORUM, SEC. DOUGLASS B McCARY, Casurzr DIRECTORs: “BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.” {From the Texas Freeman.] We are just a trifle late in saying so, but the Washington Bee has made me- chanical changes that improve its ap- pearance and reflect credit on the man- 5 . ay . girl who associate with a woman pement, racter is questionable will 5 ruined. {From the Appeal.] J RL a L. CG. Bail e * no. 1s voc . alley, ve ie ah The Washington Bee recently made : J - dee TA etal Sed Ete 4 considerable improvement in its ap-]| W*“cKinly, W. S. Lofton ation. Take my advice and him know you need his com- James Storum, pearance and enlarged its size to a] J, R. Wilder, Jno, A, Pierr quarto. Since his late little unpleas-] Wyat Archer, aoe Chase seems to be “‘stronger| J, A. Lewis, A. W. Tanceil HEB 2528 H. E. Baker, J. H. Meriwetber W. 8. Montgomery, J. A. Johnson men are not alike, but most of ve the same opinion of a girl has a large number of callers and d equally please with them all. e girlto be honored is the girl orks, but she must be careful it spend her money Ona worth- [From Newspaperdom.] The Washington (D. C.) BEE has been enlarged and substantially im- proved. The general tone and char- acter of the Bee sustain the place and an. name it has made for itself under the ssie: You are perfectly right to|editorial management of William Cal- ne answering personal questions. | vin Chase. chold matters should be confined e home. t approve of whispering in It shows ill bred and weak- Deposits received from 10 ceuts apward = Intevest allowed on $5.00 and absve. Tieasurers of cburches, associations, and other ogani ations can depusit “funds with this Bank and Receive Inter- est. The money 18 subject to check Without Notice. We sball be glad to bave you open an account. BANK OPEN FROM 9 A. M. to5P M. {From the Fourth Estate.] Tue BEE BUSIER THAN EVER. The Washington (D. C.) BEE has been enlarged and substantially im- -: How can you expect your|proved. It is now an eight-page pa- d to treat you right when|per. The general tone and character sbits and temper are so bad?|of the Bee sustain the place and name er, a man with bad habits will |it has made for itself under the edito- at times beguided by a good woman|tial management of William Calvin and become a model man. Chase. Livery individual should have more e vocation in life, so that if from that of his choice, he will second to fall back upon. ss is not always appreciated , e people, especially when they are not in trouble. Ifthat man has a stronger for you than mere friendship he tainly make an effort tosee you -:- Drugs. -:- EK, P. WELLER, DRUGGIST 8th and I Sts.,S. E. (From the Southern Forge.] The Washington BEE comes to us this week in great shape. It hasanew head and twice the size. Brother Chase is going ahead. And if you bother the Bee you’ll get ‘“‘stinged.”’ [From the Alexandria Leader.] The Washington BEE has purchased an entire new outfit. The Bee will be | you all his wishes. You over | issued as eight-page paper. May suc- i os H Ee fi anxiety makes you appear silly. cess attend the Bee. oO gS A i = S When a girl allows a man to adopt a = = Zz such an easy and free-handed way [From the Evening Star.] 3 8 L ll oF os with her he cannot have but a very ENLARGED TO EIGHT PAGEs. ro) 8 fac] SI} a ¢ litle respect for her. The Washington BEE appeared Sat- = mB ey QA 4 | Girls should not accept courtesies al- | urday, enlarged and substantially im- Co Pa} 2 9 together too muchas duethem. What] proved, as an eight-page paper. It Pt = so] fe Sis ever comes to us in the way of atten-|also presented many illustrated fea- oO <x iS) ee eae tion be it ever so small, we should not}tures, including portraits of Major re > < ag fail to acknowledge it... «# eet fe3 Beet Ross and other | c: Sane) eis, = | istrictefficialSand prominent citizens. 2 oc Av ithardly seems plausible to cape 20 | The general tone end character of the rd ea p & & ied sgl se ee vu U| Bee sustain the place and name it has op Aa 6 Caine OF SNE ORE a TY . |made for itself under the editorial = S) sf 4 itis not good taste for young ladies | management of William Calvin Chase. | ie) aL = fi to receive gentleman friends in a tea] The leading editorial Saturday GTON BEE. Samuel Lee, DEALER IN CROCERIE Meats and Provsions 723 and 725 4 1-2 Street, N.W, Ceres Flour makes more Bread, Ceres Flour makes more Bread, THE ST OR THE makex whiter Bread, makes better ™@kes whiter Bread, makes better : Bread than any other Flour manu- Bread than any other Flour mana- factured. Beware of imitations of {@Ctured.. Beware of imitations ofl the Brand “Ceres.” {the Brand “Ceres.” ONLY “CERES” FLOUR MAKES PRIZE BREAD. ALL THE Prize Winners OF THE ‘RECENT Brean CON- Columbia Bicycles: YOU SEE THEM EVERYWHERE. TEST, WHICH TOOK PLACE AT CONVENTION = HALL DURING THE District Cycle Co., Pp F d Sh 452 Penna. ave. eS DED Tne foes h ISN’T THIS CONCLUSIVE | Fisst-ciass Work. Home-made Shoes Used “Ceres” FLOUR IS THE BEST? “Seres” IS MADE FROM HARD No, 1 D-H. MUDD & BRO MINNESOTA anp DAKOTA WHEAT, PRACTICAL AND IS GROUND IN THE MOST MODERN MILLS AMID CLEAN SUR- ROUNDINGS BY SCRUPULOUS MILLERS. “CERES” flour is for sale by all good grocers. If he does not keep it, drop us a card, and we will send you th Apo ated y ie name of of the nearest FIORSE -SHOERS SHOP IN ALLEY 8TH STREET, SET. L AND M STREETS, MN. w., PARTICULAR ATTENTION Paip TO LAME AND INTERFERING Horsgs. Track and Road Horsesa Specialty W. M. GALT & CO., Dec. 7th 3 mos Wholesale Flour and feed Dealers. We sell all kinds of feed, Hay, Oats, Straw, Corn and Mill-feed at retail as well as wholesale. COR. FIRST anp INDIANA AVENUE, N. W. H.1, MEADER’ -!- MODEL MARKET, -:- GROCERIES. MEATS AND PROVISIONS, 535 Eighth Street Southeast, ESTABLISHED 185. JOHN BIRKNER, (Successor to Joun G. BARTHEL.) STEAM DYEING, SCOURING. AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. No. 114 4% Street, N. W., Orders called for and delivered to all parts of the city. Dec. 14th 2 mos. G. L: Sheriff, DEALER IN BEST QUALITIES OF COAL, Main Offi Ave., N.W. Dec. 14 3 mos. HAVENNER & DAVIS Goods delivered to any part of the city. INCORPORATED, Dec. 7th 3 mos. Tea gowns were dedicated to] pledges support to Gov. McKinley’s ns, but even they have quietly | candidacy for President. aside. C a -m aside — GUY M. NEELY &Co,, Nothing will more thoroughly stul- [From the Western Optic.] tify the spirit of gallantry in our young eer, = ARMA ~ men as an indifferent reception of their Pipidcien esau) eg a pies PrtarMacisrs, aeaaraanaed attention at the hands of improved make-up now ranks with the} N.E. Cor. rth & CSts., S. E., dic 5 wee sae) foremost Negro newspapers in Amer- Sy » Year: The only gifts recog-|ica. May the Bee improve each shin- ashington, D. C. as proper from a gentleman to a|ing hour. Prescriptions Carefully Comqounded. [From the Athens Clipper.] The last issue of the Washington BEE presents a very pleasant appear- ance to the public. It has eight pages abounding in rich reading matter. Ed- itor Chase has lost none of his old time vigor in wielding the pen. The Clipper congratulates the Bee and hopes it and its editor may live many| HARD AND Sorr Corns, years to sting the enemies of the race. BuNIoNS AND CALLOUSES or Nov. 3oth 3 mos. East India Corn Plaster, Immediate Relief and Cure of e flowers, books, music, except they are engaged. manly for a -young man to upon a girl that he thinks the f her ‘just for fun”; and _ silly girl who can be so easily influ- Ido not approve of secret and the suggestion of one but of compliment to a woman. out of place for a young girl etrothed should he be sick, ve makes the request to his those in charge. [From the Baltimore Standard.] The Washington BEE comes to us this week in an eight-page form, and 3 much improved every way. Editor yswhen a bride gives some-| Chase is to be congratulated. vard her future home, let it be eyshould be marked in ame. Prepared by A. J. SCHAFHIRT, Pharmacist N. Capitol & H Sts., N. W. T. E. Ogram DRUGGIST, Penn. Ave. & 13th Sts., N. W- [From the Chicago A. M. E. Record.] The Washington BEE came out last week, considerably improved. It is now a six-column quarto, and has the appearance of property stamped upon all of its departments. girl will make a man emingly devotion to her imere words. If he thinks e best creature on earth, he ¢ for you a home. that because a young a indulge in wines and re- 1oking as well, that he is h men usually make THE STING OF THE BEE. From the Wide Wake. Here’s to you editor Chase on_the successful appearance of The BEE. May it continue to sting the wayward | | Store open all night. ld visit a young man’s n invitation is ex- and ifhe has a isable to wait for Lawyer's. ta visit. t girls, when you get a po- . ara lies ehrentieticty helt “tg Ag (From the Chicago Republican.) sex. demand the same] Brother Chase, of the Brg, is still t better, as already men] hewing to the linein Washington. He of women] certainly has the courage of his con- victions. A recorder of deeds in Wash- ington cuts no figure with Chase. HEWING TO THE LINE. LYNCH & TERRELL, Attorneys at Law and Claim Agents, LENTY OF MONEY TO LEND, IN SMALL and Large Sums, on Real Estate Security. May be returned in MONTHLY INSTAL MENTS if parties desire. Life and Fire Insur- ance placed in the most Reliable Companies. Room 6, Capitol Savings Bank Building, No. 09 F sreet nw. Augag-tf to complain wn their wages. BUY YOUR Barbers Funiture and Cuttery CONGRATULATES THE BEE. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., October 12, 1895. W. Calvin Chase. Dear Sir: Inclosed find check for the amount lowe you. Icongratulate you upon the improvement of the new is- sue of your paper. Iam glad to see you are aiming aright for the future as you have always done in the past. With best wishes for your success, I W . Calvin Chase, A&ttormey and Counselor at Law —AND— —Notary Public. Ptactices in all the Courts in Virginia and the District of Columbia, Office 1109 I Street, n. w. Washington, D.C. Horton & Bro. | Kime Shoes F. G. NOLTE, DEALER IN WALL PAPER, PAPER HANGER, C. E. Hoover, Wholesale and Retai! Dealer in Beef, Veal, Lamb' and Sutton Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fine Groceries, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES G A SPECIALTY. 810 9th St., formerly 907 11th, 5 . loins and Back Rolls pues cuore ¥.Bcorner get auisie, yw, | Tenderloins an First-class Work at A SPECIALTY. 109, 110, 111 Center Market. JAMES THARP, Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic WINGS AND. LIQUORS, 812 F STREET, N. W. “ BERKLEY ” Pure Rye Whiskey. Lowest Prices. Interior Painting. Booms papered from $2 up Ss SHEETZ’S CANDIES FRESH EVERY DAY, 10th and F Sts., N. W. Branch, ‘Nos. 518 and £50 K Street Market. PURE SUGARS AT COST. Johnson, Garner & Co, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS & CARPETINGS 1930 PENNA AVE. wR SSeS e5rvVr eer APT. ADAM MAHONEY, ScHoonER ALONZO LEE. Owns the Lee, Oysters soldinany . ee cee Quantities. Generally A. E. KNORR, “Useful Articles | Thursdays. : Confectionery. and Ice Gream Jare the articles that make your Toys and Notions constantly on }and. Corner Mth and Corcoran Streets, Nerthwest AN ABLE CAPTAIN. Eleventh street wharf s. w. Howard C. Wall, MAIN OFFICE: Children FEiappy. A Few Cents worth of wonder- JOS. GAWLER, |f! things at Raerversenr Wap see 708 FIRST STREET, N. W. Funeral Director COULD \ yen WOOD AND COAL, = (uJ. WUULDD,) sam. Branch: 1152 1st St., N.W. EMBALM™M s See 1734 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. | Viti make your Children Hap-: Telephone 131. i py on Christmas day. Dec. 14 5 me, You Need ‘1 hese! “J Mulroeroracen Dairy am, yours, respectfully, Mrs. M. A. HaGan. VWiante WE WANT 5000 PORE BOOK AGENTS Also Toilet Articles From a”. TRECOR & CC., Specialty Fine Razors. 27 R STREET, NORTHWEST eee Same OF» PURE COD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHATES OF LIME, SODA. IRON. , 400 13th St., Northwest, J.T COGHILL, Prop. 2 sue : adie . ‘ P WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Se ee eee EMU L OLA U M | F eee eee A FOR ‘ ilk, Cream, Butter ; E.M. P ‘ Harriss’ as pes Eggs. Coughs, Colds, « Consumption, 2939 43 ST., SOUTHWEST. g 50 CTS. *y 5) a Cure for Rheumatism in @! : L. H. cMillen, its forms. Price. 50c. 937 Dst., “Old Post Building’ ~ ‘pense ta Dr. Jay’s Cough Balsam; Every | ALL KINDS OF W Li S, Cigars & home should have it. 25e, 4 : Fine Wines; Da G. McCOMAS, Drvecrsr, | ee | Tobacco. chp “g01 Vermont Avenue. ; Fine Brands of Cigars. — N.W. | Corduroy, in gray, brown and tam is: fee Mixed Drinksa specialty. 1706 PENNA wee ‘__. very popular for utility suits. : | |