The Washington Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1896, Page 7

Bs mportance of friendship is sel- alized until it is withdrawn home without a mother, or without friends. Sad is the fate ‘that befalls an un- ful person. h the person who is so soon to kindnessin the hour of need. s are numbered. je is what you make it.” Such « words of a wise man. : No business addresses are this column. The names of » best dry goods houses in this Johnson & Luttrell and Mrs. store on the Hill, which are he cheapest “stores in the There is no change in the ing cards; a thin Bristol either pearl or ivory white, tion thing and the name is din script of keeping to one’s self what ht hear is an art that should iltivated, for itmeans keeping of is not wise for a woman to tell her of all the disagreeable little gs that may have happened while was visiting his mother. Wife: Respect your hus- ther as you do your own, respect will beget love and idence as well as happiness for you both, in the new life and home. Young Most women forget the value of mak- ng friends with their husbands friends. me is not pl nt to receive he will certainly seek them on t side don't talk about taings that would ise to forget, nor cultivate and en- avilecuriosity. Be only eager words of praise, rather than is of blame ithe most of households the first rrel is bound to come and if it n't, remember, a sullen silence is bad as a quarrel. A true son comes nearer and dearer to his parents when he is a true lover and husband and man, a mother will not deny the fact that her son has grown nearer and dearer since his marriage Girls: Keep yourselves informed of the current news of the day. Know, at least, the names and authors of the new books, and be able to say some bout those you have read. norance: [ cannot advise you to nan who is a drunkard and to other bad habits ; although *s such men can be reformed y the entreaties of a good woman. 1 do believe in’ innocent But I think it unwise for ed woman to have an intimate d, other than her husband, as se to silly talk. : Invitations for ‘At Home”’ no acceptance. If you do not e reception send your calling il or messenger, so timed as ethe afternoon of the recep- scessary to tell your friends lad to see them; if you ‘y are, they will soon find it out. When we once lose confidence in a is hard ever to regain it, and e confidence will not be as it was at first. ‘o one was ever known to be won frowns and scorns, although such “oltimes seen among friends, who «im to be very dear to each other. io not often admire a selfish, ra masculine woman, neither care fora woman who knews 1 they do on a certain topic. woman admires a sarcastic her does she care for a man ntinually talking about iseek the degradation of y true woman he can find. the girl who can make know his place and demand all. BUY YOUR barbers Funiture and Cuttery Also Toilet Articles From WU. TRECOR & CO., a cialty Fine Razors. TE STREET, NORTHWEST Ml. ¢. CLARKE, lia Wood and Coke, OFFICE AND YARD: BH ¢ STREET, SOUTHWEST, Telephone Call, 1118. Branch, 0g Penn. Ave., N. W. eee | PUBLISHED. The Washington BEE is no doubt the newsiest and best journal published 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. “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- agement. [From the Appeal.] The Washington Bee recently made considerable improvement in its ap- pearance and enlarged its size to a quarto. Since his late little unpleas- antness Chase seems to be ‘‘stronger than ever.” [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 name it has made for itself under the editorial management of William Cal- vin Chase. [From the Fourth Estate.] Tue Bee BusteER THAN Ever. The Washington (D. C.) BEE has been enlarged and substantially im- proved. It is now an eight-page pa- per. The general tone and character of the Bee sustain the place and name it has made for itself under the edito- tial management of William Calvin Chase. [From the Southern Forge.] The Washington BEE comes to us this week in great shape. It hasanew head and twice the size. Chase is going ahead. And if you bother the Bee you'll get “‘stinged.”’ [From the Alexandria Leader.] The Washington Bre has purchased an entire new outfit. The Bee will be issued as eight-page paper. May suc- cess attend the Bee. {From the Evening Star.] ENLARGED TO EIGHT PaGEs. The Washington BEE appeared Sat- urday, enlarged and substantially im- proved, as an eight-page paper. It also presented many illustrated fea- tures, including portraits of Major Moore, Commissioner Ross and other Districtofficials and prominent citizens. The general tone and character of the Bee sustain the place and name it has made for itself under the editorial management of William Calvin Chase, The leading editorial Saturday pledges support to Gov. McKinley’s candidacy for President. [From the Western Optic. ; The Washington, D. C., BEE is out in a new dress of type and with its improved make-up now ranks with the foremost Negro newspapers in Amer- ica. May the Bee improve each shin- ing hour. [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 years to sting the enemies of the race. [From the Baltimore Standard.] The Washington BEE comes to us this week in an eight-page form, and much improved every way. Editor Chase is to be congratulated. [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. 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 HEWING TO THE LINE. [From the Chicago Republican.] Brother Chase, of the BEE, is still hewing to the linein Washington. He certainly has the courage of his con- victions. A recorder of deeds in Wash- ington cuts no figure with Chase. CONGRATULATES THE BEE. WILLIAMsportT, Pa., October 12, 1895. W. Calvin Chase. Dear Sir: Inclosed find check for the amount lowe you. 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