The Washington Bee Newspaper, February 8, 1896, Page 2

au Angee Mittin THE WASHINGTON BEE. Tom Platt, the little, should bury himself. | He bas killed more good men, than he has made. If talk would condemn aman he| would do it. He does not control his own vote} and has not sense enough to dis-) tinguish sugar from salt. | Had Gleeson’s campaign been} left in his hands he would have! been defeated. | He held on to all the money that | was given to him to put out. j He now abues Hannoe his best; friend. Hannoe saw the roll on him and | abused Hannoe beeause he told it. | i Some men think they know it all. | Let honest men do their duty and | knaves take a back seat. H judge inj | Let us have a colored i j | | one of the courts. Don’t you cry when you are hurt. | Io you want a live paper? The BgE is the people's. paper. | Don’t deny a friend when in need. | If you want to sueceed go in the! middle of the road. | Let us have a man on the bench! who can discriminate between the} testimony of a police officer and a negro. Are we to have a colored detec-| tive of honor and integrity ? Brockenbaugh should be ap- pointed on the force. Tom Jones is a jolly good fellow. | J. Moses Rick is an all around | practicioner. j | What has become of the Union| League ? | What has become company ? What has become of the people’s! money ? of the shoe} ' The latest success in medical ju-} risprudence is the Francis’ Sani-| torium. Who will be the next Recorder of Deeds ? Truth crushed to the earth will) surely rise again. i The ‘‘mocked”’ Congress is the| latest fake. \ Go and see the senators from, «“Tokoma.”’ | 1 It is a monkey show with a Kan-| sas tail to it. What an exodus we shall have soon. } Great Ceasar, the dog’s will fly. | Don’t you never tell a lie when| the truth will answer. | Washington Wood will make up| his mind up to become a_ benedict | when Spring time comes again. Let us be on the safe side. The Morton Club ia a great insti- tution. j There is to be a new club organ-| ized soon. | | Negro pimps and their hunters} should be kept eut. | Don’t you let your right hand) know what your left hand does | It is a dangerous thing to allow too many to know your secrets. | What will the year of ’96 bring forth ? Anew President is a certainty. / It looks like it will be Reed, of| Maine. Rey. Brooks had as much right! to run as a delegate as any one else. | Why should a minister retire) himslf, if he is useful to the people. Don’t cut off your nose to spite your face. A good friend is a jewel, as well as a good wife. The supreme court will hand down its decision in the Mississippi case shortly. A honest man is bound to suc- ceed. A grinning man is a knave and a sneak. Read The Bzx and be happy. “cream”? of the Odd Big !o! of Men’s Heavy Winter Overcoats, navy blue and black. season, but slightly broken in sizes. (eh See RQ i] CS Choigs, SIZ. Trousers Immmense assortment of Men’s Odd Trousers, quite a number of neat stripes, but the majority of them are odd pairs left from the past season’s Suits which sold from $10 to $20, Any of the above Styles. New Clothing Here Less than the others’ Old! Our Mr. Harry Parker has just returned from New York, where he secured an immense purchase of Men’s New Stylish Suits, which go on sale to-day at lower prices than the other Clothiers are asking for their shelf-worn, antiquatea garments. You remember what an immense success we had with our $6.25 sale this time last year. eclipse it this month. Don’t think of buying out-of-date shop-worn clothing so long as you can get the season’s styles for less money. for $2.25. 5) Our immense lot of Mens Single and Double-Breasted Sack Suits in black and navy blue cheviots and faney mixtures. Also Fine Black Diagonal Cut-a-way Coats and Vests, all which are made to sell for $10,"$12 and $15. 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