The Washington Bee Newspaper, April 25, 1896, Page 2

THE WASHINGTON BEE. They Say Foraker will be watched. Reed will not be behind. Bob. Lincoln may side track them all. Lookout for bogus agents ! They represent an enterprise that doesn’t exist. There is simplicity, honesty and | yirture in a true man. The political contest in June will be one of the hottest in the history of the country. How many merchants favor six o’clock closing in the Summer? Clerks should not be over-worked any more than horses. Let ns have five District Com- missioners elected by the people. L. M. Saunders would make a good Commissioner. Why not have a colored judge of the Poliee Court? If it is not a man’s color that some white people oppose what is it? If McKinley is made President, will there be a negro in the Cabi- net? What can the negro expeet if he is divided against himself ? The latest combination is, Tay- lor and Langston. What strange sometimes. The lion and the lamb shall lie down together. Nothing should surprise the peo- ple. Surprises are for us all and dis- appointments are bound to come. Moore and Prioleau are conduct- ing a fine business. What will be the future of the Afro-American ? Let the present form of Gevern- ment be abolished. If we should elect five District Commissioners Col. Ross would be} ene of the five. Don’t tell all you know. It is anwise te betray a friend. Ex-Consul Waller tells a differ- ent story than what Mr. Olney tells. The United States should de- mand ot France an indemnity for the wrongs committed on Mr. Waller. Don’t fail to read The Bx, it is the best advertising medium in the city. Howard University should have a colored President. Money cannot purchase the hon- est opinion of an honest editor. Corrupt men can be bought and sold. It is the great and good man who can face the world. The English Government is about the purest Government in the world. Mr. Clark, President of the Bethel Literary will not support corruption. Corrupt men cannot use that in- stitution to hide their cerruption. Lawyer Fitzgerald of South Washington thinks that there are Armenians in that section who need attending to. Was it necessary fer Miss Barton to go to Armenia? Mr. Frank Boston is ene of the most popular clerks in the Pension Office. Frank is a born gentleman. Miss Flora Batson is a polished singer. The Bes is the people's paper and a true defender of their rights. Mark Hanna ie a politician from way-back. The George Leary will be in trim in a few days. Don’t forget that The Brg is the people’s paper. things happen THOS, W, RILEY, WoeD, | COAh, | Enema {x Can You Sell So pond second hand Typewriters at such low prices We are fre- tly asked. The a : cnswer is easy: We Oak and Pine, White Ash, have the agency of the Sawedior Red Ash, | JEWETT, the latest and highest of all high grade type- writers. 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