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will bark no matter . The dogs what you do. Tue Bes takes the lead in Afro- American journalism. Tue Bere needs no indorsement from Printer’s Ink. cs for itself and] Tue BEE spe don’t you forget are men who have no con- srs to the Editor's let- ters are looked for with interest. Do you want to know the news ?| Tue Bee is the Paper to adver- | tise in. It is hoped that the negro will be either a man ora monkey in the}. coming The } Sumner New. issues have upon the country. The Democr how to spring ampaign. y of Lincoln, Grant and | i is no more. { been sprung | ic knows party Is there to be a representative republican party in this city ? 3e kind to those who are good to you. The Capital City Club, will no| | | | | fHE WASHINGTON BEE. ow Can You Sell |= So good second hand Typewriters at su ch low prices We are fre- quently asked. The answer is easy. We have the agency of the JEWETT, the latest and highest of all high grade type- writers. In exchange for it we get the best of other makes, and by having ex- ceptional advantages to put these ma- chines in first elass order. We are en- abled to give BIG values to those wish- ing writers of any kind. If you have or have not a Typewriter, give us your address, and we will freely give you points upon writing machines that may be of value to you, also a description of the Jewett writer. Adress: NEWMAN & SON, DEALERS IN Standard TypewriteRs| THE CALIGRAPH. TELEPHONE 1185, 611 Seventh Street, IT. WASHINGTON, D. C. tT. MCKEKZIE SCOTT, funeral DIRECTOR, | t. doubt be a great institution at the Capital. | 1as not been asked to| ent Campais The neg enter the pr o be anew colored boat! rted in this city. There i company known as the Afro-| ion Company. It will be American Navig: It will be a new latest improvements. New grounds have been selected. | The Afro-American is booming. | Do you believe a boat with the! } | | ays hear both sides ll you hear? Wise men of all ae 4 poor judge who decides | te evidence. Why not elect the Supreme Court | and all other Courts. | | | | Life tenure of office is dangerous in an elective government. Judges should not be appointed for life. Let us have a change all around. | The Civil Service law should be repealed. It is a farce and a menace to pol- itical parties. Let us have a change. What right has a judge to repre- mand a jury? The verdict of a jury is supreme, The jury is above the judge. The integrity of a jury should not be impeached any more then a judge if he is right. The greatest paper in the world is the one that tells the truth. Don’t be alarmed. You will hear the news in a fe days. Be sure you are right then go ahead. . No matter who wins there will be a clean sweep all around. There will be no more Kansas tender feet appointed to District offices. Those who thought they were pleasing those in authority will be} named Dennis. | There is always a day of retribu- tion. The District Democrats will ratify the Democratic nominees. Let us have a colored judge. Some men remain on the bench | = so long until they think they own it. Tue Bre takes the lead and all others follow. John Mitchell, is Afro-Americans in the South. There should be be an Anti- lynching society organized. The Afro-American draws the! color line. Let us have peace and win. If you are right the people will| stand by you. The greatest men are those who | the bravest 428 2nd St., WAse iNGTON, 3 MURPHY, Wholesole and Retail Dealer in 'Groceries, Teas, and Coffees, | Choice Wines and Liquers Cor. 4th and O Sis., N. W. | Jas. D. fioiauhy, FineGroceries, Table Luxuries and Wines, MaylandCclub Rye Whiskey. Champagnes. Southwe D.C, 4 Imported and Domestic California Wines and Brandies. sane | WILBUR F. NASH > 500 CENTRE MARKET, Hams. Bacon, Lard, DRIED AND CHIPPED BEEF, | COOKED HAMS, TONGUES | BRANCHES: 169 Centre Market, 91495 O St. Market, Residence, 122 M St.,x.w na eeeeeeeOeeeeeeee>- WM. A. LIPPHARD, DEALER IN HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS. Bicycles for Sale. NO, 32 H STREET, N. E. WASHINGTON, D. C. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Executed. R. MADDEN, STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING. Suits Cleaned and Pressed — — — — $1.00 Suits Dyed Repairing neatly done. 1036 N. J.,AVE., NW. NOTICE. WANTED at this office, at once three or four good collectors. Liberal per- cen age paid. HENRY W. TINE Staple & Fancy Croveries, |Fruits & Vegetables Cor. 6th St., and R. I. Ave. Bring us your job-printing. Advertising is the life of trade. | do great deeds. The Bes is an advertising medium. pie a THOS, Ww. RILEY, WoeD, | Gomh, ‘ White Ash, Red Ash, Oak and Pine, Sawed or Split. RILEY’S WHARVES, Foot of Hleventh ad Twelfth Streets, Sentawest WASHINGTON, D. 0. Wharfage and Hauling of all De scription Promptly attended to. Telephoue Connections. Nov. gb. mn ___|Pabapseo Flouring Mills, —0—0—0—0— 1896. IN FLOUR. 1774, PERFECTION Superlative @ATENT, y. /&EMIER FLouR OF AMERICA, 10RPASSED For BREAD, BIs- cuir AND Pastry. §.®. GAMBRIEE MFG. CO., BALTIMORE, MD. Wantep.—Refined, energetic ladies is agents for good- selling toilet art cles. Must be well recommended Apply between the hours >f 9 a. m and 6 p. m. Tue and Thursdays 212 Florida Avenue N. W. H. W. PE All orders directed to Agent G. S. Wormley at store, or residence 1003 Florida avenue n. w., will be promptly called for, put thro with dispatch and satisfaction. Charges to suit the times. CHEAP . JOB PRINTING . AT THE 1licsISstnN.w. WHERE YOU CAN GET DODGERS, TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS Freception Cards Wedding Invitatiens BILL-HEADS. LETTER-HEADS, STATEMENTS, CONSTITUTIONS, BY-LAWS, DRAFT-BOOKS, CHECK-BOOKS Ere. AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. Liberal discount to Churches, Benevolent Societies, Social Clubs, Military Organizations and Labor and Trade Unions. All work ready when promised. We have purchased an entire outfit of New Type with the most approved modern styles, enabling us to execu/e our work with satis- faction to all. We invite you to cali and inspect our office even if you have nothing | us to do. A. E. KNORR, Confectionery and Ice Gream Toys and Notions constantly on hand. Corner lith and Corcoran Streets, Nerthwest 4 J, Meteulley, Choice - Groceries - and - Meats, Come and get a Punched Card and Prize. ‘Cor. 5th Street and R I., ave. N. W | & Cumberland. | Business Established 1851. | RicHAKD 7. Fussmtt, Pres. * JACOB FUSSELL COMPANY, ICE CREAM. Homemade and Fancy Cakes. 1427.New York Ave. WASRINGTON, D. £. —_— WHY CAN WE afford to sell gocds for less money than competitors ask ? WHY ARE WE busy all the time when others complain that times are dull? WHY DO YOU find it more profitable to trade here than anywhere else? “¢$ de answer these questions for you; it is BECAUSE we are content to sell large quantities of goods at a smal. profit. BECAUSE we tell the truth in our advertisements, and if we offer a bargain peo- ple know it is a bargain. BECAUSE we guarantee satisfaetion or cheerfully refund the purchase price. iT PAYS Lo trade with THE EMRICH BEEF Co., ‘Main Market, 1306-1312 32d st. n.w. Telephone 247. Branch Markets-1718 14th st. n. w.; 2026 14th | ‘st. n. w.; 8th and M sts. n. w.; 3057 M st. n. w.; 21st and K ats. n. w.; 215 Indiana ave., I. We 5th and I sts. nw; 4th and I sts. nw.; 20th st. and Pa. ave. nw.; 13th st. and N. Y. ave. nw. 6 Nov. 6th. 3 mos. TWENTY Bicycles Binflic “BETTER THAN EVER.” FOUR ELEGANT MODELS, $85.00 and $100.00. Apr Caratocue Free. CENTRAL CYCLE MFG. CO., intinnngete, Ind. No. 72 Garden Street. Jacob Mueller, i, aTIONAL CAPITAL MARKET, Deaier|In FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB VEAL, LARD, PORK AND SAUSAGE, 1300 E Street, Southeast. i £ x | Marketing Delivered Free of Charge | | PrPMaUunriyY DEALER IN | THE BEE UAN BE FOUN ; Fresh Meats Choice Groceries, Provisions, Hams, Bacon, Pork, &c., Wines and Liquors. 11th and P Streets, N. | places of business : Jackson, 505 D street, n. w. Joe Magruder, 1120 20th n. W. The Great Atlantic Cafe, : | 3rd street, s. w. The advertisers of The BEE are} yy, Bronaugh’a warned against bogus advertising | 20th and K at, agents who are goingaround the | city representing bogus guide| books. st., ; Cor. Ww. | | Barber Shop, | n. W. Read The ar Advertise in The Beg. ) | | on the Market for L, 626 K Street, Most | Onancz, Mass. The Sary-oct He tN The Most Reliable Shoe ame Ho Never known to S] “7 on Concret ie » OF lee, JOHN OFENS1 EIN, N a EST CET. THE BES] and be led to think y< finest finished and ¢ Popular Sewii oe Machin the world over fc bility. You want is easiest to manage a: New Home It has Automatic Tension, D 8 ay the minimum. WRITE FOR Ci CULAR THE NEW HOME SEWING ma Bostow, Mass. (Cucaco, ILL. Sr. Lovts, Mo. San FaaNcisco, Cat. AT FOR SALE BY 8. OPPENHEIMER & 514 Ninth WasuHIn OF THESE TICKETS Entitle the Bearer tex: é BEE Florian R. Hitz Dealer Ir Flour, Hay, Straw, Oats ( Mill Feed,. Screenings, ( Corn and Meal. 1615-1617 M St., N WasuINGTon, D. ¢ EET ROBERT L. YATES. Virginia Ave. Southwest Practical Horse. Shoe Special attention to driving and road horses Ardmore Mathes (Yost D. HargaueGn, rxperiin Me Yost D. Harbaugh, :- DEALER IN Meats, Provisions, aud Stapl: “601 rovéries. Twelfth Street, N Terms Cas! |W. ®. Bop Wholesale and Retai Fine Groceri: Fresh - and - Salt BUTTER AND £ FOR & Elgin Butte: full cream By calling at : any ny of the followir.g | S. C. Si me a trial and you | guaranteed or moncy Pauls Marks’, Cor. 4% St. and Mc g13 V Stre Don’t say you are |when you cannot use or a singer if your voice Is «

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