The Washington Bee Newspaper, February 26, 1898, Page 2

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a RO RS Ee ae Why do some people make more noise than others. | It is the weak and cowardly who} make a noise. i The United States ought to) show the Spaniards what can be done. Honorable men will do deeds. The truthful man will never be-| tray a friend. | Let us have peace, if not war. | Blueter can be found among} noble eowards. Let us be brave when occasion | demands it. i In union there is stength. | The United States ought to de-| mand an indemnity from Spain. ; Do your duty toward your fellow! man. | Osn you make yourself felt when you play the coward? Let us have anew Police Court building. Judge Kimball is urging the pas- sage of some good laws. District Republicans are still out im the cold. The colored democrats are very still now. : The administration has great work before it. Be what you seem to be and | nothing more. i There are great men in this country who believe in mantaining its dignity. Lawyer Moss had somthing to! say in court on Monday. Register Bruce will land his man. District Attorney Davis ovght to} remain. If the gold democrats assisted the republicans in the last election they should be recognized. Give the country plenty of money and work. Col. M. M. Holland will be pro- moted chief. One thing about him, honest. The Ohio contingent will be in town soon. he is If you know the laws obey them Speak kindly of your friend, Cuba will be free eome day. A new chief of the Freedman’s Hospital will be appointed soon. Dr. Purvis is entitled to be reap- pointed under rule 10. ! He was a soldier and a good one Gol. Carson’s rackett didn’t work. | Some one will someday see his| folly. | Good men will never fail. When you do your duty nothing more can be expected. Col. There is to be a national Confer- ence of N 2groes. | Lyons of Georgia is left. Let us conferand devise plans. Reorganize the high school. | Some people think they can suc- ceed without help. Let us have a colored member, on the Excise Board. | We are entitled to representation The Board of Trade will control our private interests next. If you want the news read THE Br. There is but little hope for the Negro. The democratic party will give republicans a hot chase. Who will be the nominee of the republican party in 1900. Speak the truth alwavs and you will succeed. The colored sohools were hard up for speakers on the 21st. Commissioner Wight didn’t put in his appearance at the colored high school. Qol. M. M. Parker wi.l be one ef the delegates to the next nation- al republican convention. tHE WASHINGTON BEE OYSTER DEALER. ‘CLAMS, GRADS and TERRAPIN 417 and 419 rath St. Northwest, WASHINGTON, D. C. fms MNS bm j } | Fish Dealers CENTER MARKET, O STREET MARKET and NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET | Telephone, $22. Washington, D. C. i GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. ; Northwest. ' ‘ { James, F. OYST KR | . Dealer Ir. BUTTER; EGGS TAND CHEESE, | | | MARBLE BUILDING. Cor. Pa. Ave. and Ninth Street. Washington, D. C. CENTER MARKET. —— DEALERS IN Hams, Bacon, Lara, Beef and Beef Tongues. “Dove Brand” Hams a Specialty. 451, 452 and 453 Center Market. 401 302 Northern Liberty Market. WHOLESALE ‘GROCER Re. 464 Pennsylvania Av Wasuneron, Pp. (. AN Gocds Packed md Delivered Free of Charge. Ww. M. DRURY, RESTACRABY, 1100.20th St, 7. w WASHINGTON, D.C ~~ J. L. HENDRIX - Manager, Capital Furniture Company, 1238 Seventh Street, ¥, W., WASHINGTON, D.C. DEALERS IN FURNITURE, STOVES, MAT TRE SSES. Refrigerators, COAL OIL and GASOLINE STOVES, SPECIAL PRICES ON BED- ROOM SUITS. Geeds Seld on emali Weekly and PRosthigeym ents ! | ‘Telephone 271.’ Benevolent Societies, Social Clubs, and Trade Unions. ; All work seaZy when promised. | We have purchased an entire a | outfit of New Type with the most Miller & Krogmann, | approved modern styles, enabling DON'T FORGET FOR PAINTED, VARNISHED OR ENAMELED SURFACKS. pa nee TRANSPARENT PROTECTION FOR —BIcYCLEs, CARRIAGES, OIL PAINT— —inGS, PIANos, FINE FuRNITURE,— —Mrrrors, AND ALL ARTICLES— —WITH A FINE FINISH. It protects them from arnish- ing, atmosphere effects, water stains, ammonia, salt water, etc. etc. FULLY TESTED AND GUARANTEED, ihe ge CHEMICAL co CHEAP PRINTING BEE OFFICE, 1108 I St Nw. WHERE YOU GOAN GET DGERS, TIOKETS, PROGRAMMES, BUSINESS CARDs, VISITING CARDS Feeception Cards Wedding Invitations BILL-HEADS, LETTER-HEADS, STATEMENTS, CONSTITUTIONS, BY-LAWS, DRAFT-BOOKS, CHECK-BOOKS Erc. AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. Liberal discount to Churches, Military Organizations and Labor us to ex u'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. —- WanTeEp.—Refined, energetic ladies as agents for good-selling §@ilet arti- cles. Must be well recommended. BEB between the hours of 9 a. m. jand6 p. m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 12 Florida Avenue N. W. a « ? & aL) Advertise in | The Washington Bee. It is a buisness buil- der for the scores of merchants. | Office. 1109 1 Street, N. W. Cc > 16-41, Our} Price $2.76 Retail) Price WHY CAN WE afford to sell goods 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? ‘#t as answer these questions for you; it is BECAUSE we are content to sell large quantities of goods at a smat: profit. RECAUSE we tell the truth in our advertisements, and if we offer a bargain peo- ple know it is a bargain. BECAUSE we gnarantee satisfaction or cheerfully refund the purchase price. IT PAYS = Tc wade with THE EMRICH BEFF Co., ‘Main Market, 1306-1312 32d st. n.w. Telephone 247. Branch Markete-1718 14th st. n. w.; 2026 14th st. n. w.; 8th and M sts. v. w.; 3057 M st. n. w.; 21st and K ats. n. w.; 215 Indians ave., n. w.; 5th and I sts. nw; 4th and I sts. nw.; 20th st. and Pa. ave. | nw.; 13th st. and N. Y. ave. nw. Nov. 16th. 5 mos. MOTHERS A RARE TREAT FOR YOU ALL. $27 6 2 WOOD AND COAL. eriwal : WR M SELI so DEALER u al and roke ’ “BETTER THAN EVER” FOUR ELEGANT MODELS, $85.00 anv $100.00, Qge Catatocuz Fare. CENTRAL CYCLE MFG. CO., Me, 72 Garden Street. Indianapolis, Ind. ‘YOURGREDIT IS GOOD House & Herrmangy The Only Complete Housefurnishing Estatiishment Washington. W EB.cr.7thadl Stets, NW. Ww. d » = | 626 K Street, | do not be deceived by alluring | and be led to think you can get | tinest finished and | Gin Pee Bicycles | 1840 14TH Str \ Telephone, 887-2. w THOS, W, RILEY, White Aub, Oak and Pine, } Red Aah, Sawed or L. Spliv. | & Cumberland, RILEY’S WHARVEs, WASHINGTON, D. 0, Wharfage and Haxling scription Prom pt! y tities py » Telephoue Conneetions. Mer ew a Burgess & Son Dealers ir Main office: E zh northwest. ‘Telephone 4 ~ and Store Yard: First and § ti northeast. Telephone ss ROBERT L. YATES, 231 Ave, ji Southwest Practical Horse Shox Special attention to driving uj road horses. : Now open : With all the delicacie son—Lill of Fare; every style. Soup a Fish. Roast beef, Peas White and Sweet Potatoes Ameri‘an and European Plans Give me a trial. - W.LAWS, 1164 20th St. n. w “1 The Sure-Foot Horse She The Most Reliable Shoe | on the Market for Lame Hors Never known to Slip on Concrete or lee. JOHN OFENSTEIN, Northwe (GET THE BEST When you are about to buya Most Popular for a mere song. See ‘o it that ie m tha to manage and is in appears j r improvements as the NEw HoMeE It has Automatic Tension, sae Pred, ai onad stable centers, th P ctu po Spel oe mane WRITE FOR C! = CULARS THE NEW HOME SEWING ACHING rrstort SqE Ally ror sat ov S. OPPENHEIM 514 Nit Wa TON ing ft \ ee @aly One [ar IASAINGTON peste AAT SIE PHOTUs at! Crayon Portat fir $8 i Its you want trade Advertise in the Bes. | Prsgnsy, pHoTocRArt 723 Seventh Street

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