The Washington Bee Newspaper, March 12, 1898, Page 5

“ES | } ! The management of the Columbia | takes pleasure in announcing the en-| gagement for the week of March 14, of | tle son and only child of Mr. | s. Wm. Maxwell; 1153 17t st. n.| last Tuesday morning of | 1, after a brief illness of only ige Dyer is now living in| ern part of the city. ; Sunday was communion day at Street Baptist church. One e was baptised in, the morn- | K. Bruce is sick at his attack of acute indiges- hoped that he will be able | 1a few days. tt of 497 K street southwest, yer home with rheumatism. | \W. Lyons of Georgia has ar- | the city, | Hon. Henry Demas who has been| o his bed with cold is able | gain. . i | ROE ST ERT | RACE PRIDE. | a | was | Congressional Lyceum ttended last Sunday after- ot Richard E. Toomey of fenn., read a special entitled “Race Pride.” | ally called attention to the } views as to the cause or 1e various colors and types an race and advanced: the | ut the Mosaic or Biblical | creation was correct, and was a special creation of tthe result of evolution. sion of Mr. Toomey’s | or W. Calvin Chase, sident’s attention to the | of. P. H. Murry of St Louis, | of oldest and ablest colored | in the country, was pres- unanimous consent that} There being no objec- Murray came forward and eeted with applause. He had a few sentences before all convinced that he was amiliar with biology, au- egyptology, archzology ny other ‘‘ologies”’ of which had spoken. Prof. Mur- tonly an able editor, but is| ersed in phrenology and that rly day he would favor the} a lecture on this very | Mr. Toomey’s pa- | d by Messrs. Tyler, Stewart, Davis and Miss | sUuTrOWws. at 3:30 p. m. Prof. president of the Bethel Lit- Historical Association will er before the lyceum. Spe- by the Junior choir of the gt eet Baptist church. Prof. | es T. Walker, director. PERSONAL, | German d at her office, 1529 14th st. matters; tells ‘the future st; can give advice in all busi. tters; acallon this lady wil. «the most skeptical; all busi- dential; office hours, 9 a, ml Sundays, 10a. to 9 p.m trons will confer a favor on ement of this paper by call-} E. J. Wilhoite at his 2 14th street, when in need o! groceries. | Semen | SKIN REMOVER. BLACK DREAMER, THE GIFTED ENG | in the city. ‘ = D astrologist, can | toned German American citizens, and Madame prema and a company of unusual strength in the new play, “What Dreams May Come.” The fact that Madame Janauschek is the greatest living actress of her type upon the stage today, and that type the highest and most noble wani- festation of the players genius, renders her appearance of unusual interest to all lovers of great acting. “What Dreams May Come”’ affords Madame Janauschek an opportunity to appear in a singular and striking character, that of the Countess Dem- itri, a Russian woman who meets her }son in London under circumstances which afford many powerful situations. The play is an absolute novelty, and while Madame Janauschek has not for years had arole of greater strength, yet the play moves forward in an at- mosphere of youth and sentiment and quiet comedy. The end is happy. The play is the work of Paul Kester who is himself nostranger to washing- ton, having lived four years at Gunston on the Potomac just below the city. The company which will appear with Madame Janauschek, includes players of such sterling worth as Ed- mund Collier, Joseph Whiting and | Myron Calice. Maude Banks who.has recently done such wonderful work in the Independ- ent Theatre in New York is also in the cast. In John Blair, to whom the part of Roger; Hazleton is entrusted, Mme. Janauschek’s management believe that they have secured the most able and gifted of all the younger leadiug men. He has but recently quitted Daniel Frohman’s forces and next season plays alternate leads with Julia Mar- lowe. Other members of the company are Misses Washburn, Miss de Wolf, Mr. Holland, Mr. ‘Layman and Mr. Hepworth. Special scenery will be used. Mr. W. H. H. Heart has ‘been ap- pointed a copyist by Recorder of Deeds Cheatham. Mr. Heart is Pro- fessor on Criminai Law, and Domestic Ralations in the Howard University Law School. Editor W. Calvin Chase will speak at Ebenezer church, tomorrow after noon. Subject: “‘Man is Responsible tor the Wrongs of Woman.”’ W. M. DRURY. Among the best known citizens in the Northwest is Mr. W. M. Drury corner of 20th and M streets. One of the few men who has no prejudices. Mr. Drury is an enterprising citizen and a man who is liked by all who patronize his place of business. He is a wide awake business man. At a meeting of the Advisory Board of the Bethel Literary and Historical Association, on Tuesday evening last, it was voted to request the several colored churches of the District of Columbia to take a collection for the relief of the bereaved wife and chil- dren of Frazier Baker the murdered postmaster at Lake City, S. C., on Sunday March 20, 1898, and to place the amount obtained in the hands of Mr. Leonard C. Baiiey, who will see thatit reaches the sufferers. Repre- sentatives of the Bethel Literary will present the matter to the ministers at | their meeting Monday. GERMAN AMERICAN CLUB. This-is one of the best known clubs It is composed of high- Mr. John Binder the well known mana- ger of the famous summer resort Buena Vista. This club is conducted upon high basis and the gentlemen German American citizens. The club is situated at 639 D street nw. KOLB’S Sil E Street, N. W. Sooms with or without Board. Excellent Lunch reparation will turn dark skin five shades lighter, It re- wrinkles and freckels from the makes the skin beautifu., | ising it can see the resul | ht hours. It does not turn | pets but bleaches out whitel | good thing for weak eyes it ito go in while washing the e skin remains beautiful ontinual use and 1s perfectly to the skin. Price $2..C. O. D. mas Beard, 122% West Broad S Richmond, V. HOW’S THIS! offer One Hundred? Dollars toany case of Catrrah that | Co, be cured by Hail’s Catarrh | ~ '. J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo O, j 'e undersigned, have known | heney for the last 1§ years, eve him perfectly honorable in vsiness transactions and finan- able to carry out any obligations y their firm, « Trvuax, Wholesale Druggists, | NG, KINNAN & Marvin, Whole- | 10 Cents. GOOD MEALS 15 & 25 CENTS E. KOLB, Prop. Formerly of 593 3rd street, southwest. Has removed to 0010 K street, northwest, near K St. Market, Where he will be glad to meet all of his old friends and new one He wili treat all alike Don’t forget the number. C10 = st.n. w. STATE OF OnIO, CiTy oF TOLEDO, LUCAS COUNTY. ss FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that FRANK J. CHENEY & Co., doing busi- ness in the City of Toledo, County and | State aforesaid, and that the said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foreach and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALi’s CATARRH CuRE. y uggists, Toledo, O. s Catarrh Cure is taken inter- | ous surfaces of the system. | - per. bottle. Sold by all} ts. Testimonials free. | et Market, A.C. Leese, pro| t and L streets is one o| known places in the city | f The Bes should not fail to | hize this place. ing directly upon the blood|. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and_ subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of Dec- ember, A. D. 1886. © [SEAL.] A.W. GLEASON, _— Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O {Sold by all Druggists, 75¢ he is the senior partner of the firm of AMUSEMENTS. rn ch RR —& Unique Musical and Literary Entertainment, will be given by the Girl’s Kaleidoseope Club, of at 7:30 o’clock, in Park Temple, cor- ner of 6th and Trumble streets, north- west. Rev. Sterling N. Brown, pastor, Mrs. A. V. Chase, Conductress. Re- treshments at Moderate Prices. Ad- mission Io cents. T, FOLLIARD, 3238 M Street, West Washington. Dealer in FIRST-ULASS Wines, Liquors, Cigars, .cbaceo, Etc DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? If so drop a postal tu The Elastic Waterproof Paint Co, And we will call and examine your roof. We charge only for painting, stops all leaks free, nc roof is too bad forus to make WATERPROOF, All work guaranteed—.Best city References. Elastic. Waterprnof Paint Company, 16 L Street northwe 3 OPO SPRING ROTEL ‘Bladensbutg Road; near SPAR SPRING. Headquarters for Bicyclists and clubs. Meals at-all hourt. Ladies and gentlemen served in first class style. JOHN L. KEITH, | and FRED A. DYSON, } Proprietors. When YOu Want to move and move in a RUSH, go to George e Phomas, Fast H=xpressman. No. 1747 L St. n. w. } Johnson ® Edmends, — Dealers In—— Dry Goods ana Notions. 1930 Pa avenue, northwest. Special low prices in Blankets, Comforts, Dress Goods &c. 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Board and Lodging, Visitors to the National Capitol, will find comfortable rooms with board at 1225 New York’ avenue Northwest. The location is one of the best in the city, being near all the department buildings and all the street car lines. Terms Reasonable. Cuxster A. WuIrTELy, Proprietor. New Management. New Stock 20th & L. Sts. Comirg to the front with the best quatity of Provisions and Grocer- ies at the Lowest Market Prices. I beg to announce to the public | hat Inow have control of the Store at 2O&L Sts, Where I will be pleased to see all of the old and new customers. This is the Place that you want to buy your Groceries, Meats, and Pro- visions, everything pure. Promptness and Neatness. Give us a call and be convinced. Ernest Brazier, N.E.Cor. 20th and L Sts., Northwest. THE WASHINGTON KERNAN’S LYCEUM THEATER. Park Temple church. Wednesday we atnees Moncey: evening March 16th 1898. Beginning One NnEn: dae song AT THE THEATRES. — Commencing — MONDAY MATINEE, The Champion of Champions. CAN f, SULIVAN —AND HIS— Are yon one of them? It is astonishin, We quote for snperior merchandise. Ww will always be our customer, because refund the money if not satisfactory. Here are a few sample bargains : “BEE HIVE” 1920 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. class goods at ROCK BOTTON PRICES an — BG GIMEDY as» VAUDEVILLE C0, 30—High Class Stars—30 Miss Emma Carus “Femate uarkone: 12s John L. Sulivan At every Performance ina Scientific Athletic Exhibition. Rext. The Night Owls. Academy Week Commencing Monday, Mar. 14. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The Rollicking Farcial Comedy, Fun Abroad THE PACIFIC MAIL, Company Includes Maggie Cline, R. E. Graham, Celie Ellis, Mme. Alena, AND Others of Equal Note. March 21—JOE OTT in THE STARGAZER. POPULAR | PRICES. | X RAND OPERA HOUSE. KERNAN & RIFE, Managers. ‘ Week Commencing Monday Mar. 14, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. THE WORLD FAMOUS. 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REGULAR MEALS, J and 52CENT Guests will please pay at Chashier’s Des The great negro art company, will surprise you with a picture if you will call once. Goand see the wonderful pogress of the race and see how young colored men and women are employ- ed. Go and inspect the pictures, *1733 roth street northwest, 614 D street | the choicest! s! Hemorrhoids, s| 619 Pa. ave., n.w. Pillow Cases BES. es eeeeees seceees 5¥ Cc 8c Dress Gingham. : x Yard wide Scrim... by: ‘ Thompson Glove Fitting Corset 73¢ Epwarp Konner, Proprietor. g¢ how surprised some People seem at the LOW PRICES hen you are once our customer, you we give you polité attention, high id guarantee every purchase or Children’s Fast Black Seamless Boys’ Shirt Waists 48 sheets Note Paper. aoees§ Men’s Fine Merino Underwear, a good 39c quality.........., 10025 € The “BEE HIVE,” 1920 Pennsylvania Av_ The famous Bros. 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Some of the scenes are very notably funny, particularly that with the wild white horse and trick carriage, and |the stateroom frolics on board ‘an ocean steamer. The fun is fast and: furious, but withal clean and whole some. Do you want a whiskey that is « finest” grade and full i neerer ar you do, call at the Bordeaux Wine Co. corner of 14th and T streets, and try their “Special.” There are a very few brands sold in Washington that excel t. Mr. Demonet the manager is a gentleman of the “old school,” and will tender you such polite attention that you will surely call again. Fairview Drug Store Drugs, Medicines and all the Fer Rert, 1215 13th street Northwest, A brick house; nine rooms and bath.—Key at 1219 street. DO NOT FAIL To get the Nickel Tea Kettle, given with one pound of Baking Pow- der at 50 cents. Also visit stands 46 and, 47. Northeast Market and get a good cup of Coffee free. Staple Compounds. Full line of all the best brands of Cigars. Wm. R. 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