The Washington Bee Newspaper, March 19, 1898, Page 5

} Stewart has been ap- vosition in the Govern- Othee. celle G. Lewis well deserves she received last week. he most energetic teach- c schools. ge of Miss Saunders is next June. Mrs as of Hillsdale, D. C., the ther Mr. M, G. Lucas and Mrs. HW n, 1s very ill at her resi- r W. Turner has resumed Howard University. ner, in Equity Court No. a decree granting Mrs. Cath- -rson an absolute divorce ri W. Anderson, on account cruel treatment endang- fe and health, She has the resuming her maiden rine J. Lucas. Mrs. s represented by attorney y. on M. E. church choir, on, has accepted a ion to render several i selections at the Con- yceum at Odd Fellows t, northwest, at 3:30 p.m. next. This is the largest ie city, having over forty d under the directorship S. Parrot. ORDINATION SERVICES. uncil called by St. Mark’s of Bro, Steward: Thesscrip- read by Rev. Straughter ; was organized having seven ted, six present. The examined by the usual f Baptist doctrine, and was The ordination sermon was yy the Rev. Dr. Peter Lucas; prayer by Rev. Bell; bible i Straughter; charge right hand of fel- Toliver. Moderator the council. Benedic- The Rey. Steward was .called as stor church of which the Rev. was late pastor. The iz. d the sermon, the Rev. DIED. inday morning March 13, er, S..C., Mrs. Virginia ed wife of Samuel Lee, in y-cigth year of her age. \MER, THE GIFTED ENG | German astrologist, can it her office, 1529 14th st. matters; tells “the future ive advice in all busi. callon this lady wil. most skeptical; all busi- ntial; office hours, 9 a, ml Sundays, 10a. to gp. m ns will confer a favor on ment of this paper by call- FE. J. Wilhoite at his 2 1gth street, when in need K SKIN REMOVER. ration will turn dark skin st) for the purpose of|Chase, and Miss Grice were enthusi- LITERARY SOCIETIES. _ Dr. Geo, H. Richardson read a very interesting paper on industrial educa- tion, on last Sunday at Enon Baptist church. The paper was discussed b Miss Mattie E. Bowen, H. F. Leonard, Gorman Fletcher and others. Mr. W. Calvin Chase read before the Epworth League of Ebenezer church on last Sunday afterternoon. The ‘‘Elements of Leadership” was the subject of an extremely interesting address by L. M. Hershaw, before the Congressional Lyceum last Sunday af- ternoon. A very large and intelligent audience was pot to hear him. Among other things the speaker said: that he was opposed to the idea that in industrial education rested the only hope for the negro’s progress, and he was not opposed to indnstrial ed- ucation, but believed that the race should be educated along all commer- cial, industrial literary and scinentific lines, just as the other races have done and are doing. At the conclusion of Mr. Hershaw’s able address, Lawyer J. H. Stewart, introduced a very important resolution in relation to the conspicuous absenc in the histories of this country of an: mention of the many deeds and patri- otism of negroes. The introduction ofthis resolution was greeted with prolonged applause, and on motion was promptly adopted. The following gentlemen made short speeches more or less in support of the position taken by the principal speaker: A. S. Richardson, E. Davis J]. H. Stewart, Foulks, Morton, Harris and Boston. Miss Bessie Hamilton of the Asbury M. E. chucrh seal was present and sang, ‘God is ove.” There was a large and appreciative audience present at Park Temple church on last Thursday evening. The occasion was the first muscal enter- tainment by the Girls’ Club, under the direction of Mrs. A. V. Chase. There are fully 30 young] misses connected with the club, from 8to 14 years of age, who meet every Monday evening at the church. The choruses by the entire club were rendered in an excel- lent manner. Miss Benting, Lucinda astically encored for the excellent manner in which~they fendered their numbers. Several youngsters from the Boy’s Club acted as ushers. The Mt. Horeb Baptist church Club, on last Monday evening, Rev. R. V. Payton, Pastor, gave a sociable at the residence of Mrs. Ida Brooker, 13th and D streets S. E., under the auspices of Mesdames Brooker, Fannie Terrill and Lavinia Toliver. Mrs. Brooker and her lady assistants made it more than pleasant for the guests who had embraced the opportunity to be present. We would respectfully call our read- as administered last | ers’ attention to the advertisemen* of The Rev. Peter|the Fairview Drug Store, which is at the corner of 12th and R streets. Mr. W. R. Stone, the manager, needs no introduction to our readers he hav: ing occupied the premises anumber of years some years ago. Mr. Stone isa thorough pharmacist as well as an affable and courteous gentleman. The French Market, Corner 18th and L streets, is the place where Family cooks and Butlers will find a good assort- ment of Meats and Vegetables also Groceries, fresh and good. Fler Rert, 1215 13th street Northwest, A brick house; nine rooms and bath.—Key at 1219 13th street. 00 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. shades lighter, It re- Northeast Market and g' 5 kles and freckels from the Sa good cup of . kes the skin beautifu., Coffee free. using it can see the resul t hours. ts but bleaches out whitel »od thing for weak eyes it » in while washing the beautiful luse and is perfectly skin remains in. Price $2.C.O. D. s Beard, 122% West Broad St. it does not carn GRAND UNION TEA Co. 621 7th Street, northwest. eat Bill of Fare. THE DELMO-KOONCE Richmond, Va.|QDD FELLOWS’ HALL, 1606 M St HOW’S THIS! »" r One Hundred ‘Dollars | Oysters on To: “i any case of Catrrah that{ mal ured by Oy > CHENEY & CO., Props. » ndersigned, have known eney forthe last 15 years, him perfectly honorable in ; s transactions and finan- carry out any obligations rt eir firm. t Ax, Wholesale Druggists, i NNAN & Marvin, Whole- Toledo, O. trh Cure is taken inter- ¢ directly upon the blood per. bottle. Sold by all Testimonials free. ' Market, A.C. Leese, pro t and L streets is one o nown places in the city ‘he BEE should not fail to Hall’s Catarrh | Fresh Fish, Bread, Butter and Coffee s surfaces of the system. | ¥)rs. R, E. Keenee Sele Prope, 0; 5 yster Soup... Vegetable Soup.. Panned Oysters. One Dozen Oysters, fried it | Half Dozen Oysters fried in a box | Salt Mackerel cS Single order o' + Pigs Feet fried in batter. Liver and Bacon Corn beef Has! Beef Stew, bread and bu Fried Spring Chicken bread Pork and beans, bread and butter... Hot cakes, Buckwheat or Flannel. Cream Toast... Milk Toast...--e-ee, COLD DISHES. Oysters on Half Seell... Ham, bread and butte: Corn beef, bread and Potato Salad Pie and Mili ce Cream & water Ices, per plate, 10c. REGULAR MEALS, 15 and 5Q CENT Geusts will please pay at ashier’s Des THE WASHINGTON BEE. AMUSEMENTS. A Wnique Musical and Literary Entertainment, will be given by the Girl’s Kaleidoseope Club, of Park Temple church. Wednesday evening March 16th 1898. Beginning 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-CLASS Wines, Liquors, Cigars, bacco, Ete 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 toofis too bad for us to make WATERPROOF, All work guaranteed=.Best city References. Elastic Waterprnof Paint Company, 16 L Street northwe . SNPSR SPRING HOTEL 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, an Proprietors. FRED A. DYSON, When YOu Want to moveand move in a RUSH, goto George i Thomas, Fast Hxpressman. No. 1747 L St. n. w. — Dealers In——_ Dry Goods and Notions. 1930 Pa. avenue, northwest. Special low prices in Blankets, Comforts, Dress Goods &c, Ladies and Gents Furnishing goods. TAKEH-Out KIRK, The only article ever manufactur- ed that actually takes the kink out of the hair, Lee's Take-Out-kink Will make the hair straight, soft, pliable and beautiful. Nicely per- fumed. Guaranteed pure and harmless. One bottle will con- vince the most doubtful that it will do all we claim for it. Manufactured only by Lee Medicant Company, S. HELLER, 720 Seventh St. n. w Washington, D. C. READ THE BE. The leading journal in the coun- try. The greatest advertising me- dium in Washington, If you want your business increased, subscribe and advertise in The Washington Brg. Itcan be purchased from ny of the following agents: Hillsdale—Dr. Gails Drug Store West Washington — James L, Turner, 3,000 M street. NORTHWEST, Wm. Tongue, 501 D street. George N. Butler, 1104 20th st. Koonce, Odd Fellows Hall, 16th and M streets. S. J. Beckley, 2519 M street. L. H. Harris’ Drug Store, Third and F streets s. w. 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. CresTeR A. WHITELY, Proprietor. New Management. New Stock 20th & L. Sts. Coming 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 I now have control of the Store at 20 &L Sts, Where I will be pleased to see all of the old and new customers. This is the place that you want 4 buy your Groceries, Meats, and P¥o- visions, everything pure. Prompttiess and Neatness, e Give us a call and be convinged. Brmest Brazier, ®:©-Cor,, 200 and. ste Northwest. AT THE THEATRES. COLUMBIA THEATRE. —_ Matinees, Thursday and Saturday, THE GREAT, And Company Headed by... LEON AND AEELAIDE RAND OPERA HOUSE. KERNAN & RIFE, Managers. Week Commencing M onday Mar. ar, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. BLUE JEANS Written by JosePH ArtuHur, Also author of “Still Alarm,” “The Cherry Pickers” and “Salt of the Earth.” Direction of Epwarp ARLINGTON The Famous Hoosier Onintettey The Old Village Band. “Rising Sun Roarers.’”” The Famous Saw Mill Scene. Next Week—UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, Are yon one of them? “BEE HIVE Week Beginning Mpnday, March 21.|192Q Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. It is astonishing how surprised some people seem at the LOW PRICES we quote for snperior merchandise. refund the money if not satisfactory. Here are a few sample bargains: Pillow Cases........... 8c Dress Gingham. Yard wide Scrim... % Thompson Glove Fitting comeas c When you are once our customer, you will always be our customer, because we give you polite attention, high ui E R M N N N class cs at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES and pase le every parcfiaasl oz Children’s Fast Black Seamless Hose Boys’ Shirt Waists 48 sheets Note Paper. <es§ Men’s Fine Merino Underwear, a good 39c quality.............. 25¢ The “BEE HIVE,” 1920 Pennsyivania Av. HtRMAW IN, |Epwarp Konner, Proprietor. 3S CHal 4 | Aid Ui a Pl bl | | | { | Academy ‘its Week Commencing Monday, Mar. 21. Matinee* Wednesday and Saturday. ONCE MORE TURN OVER JOE OT (THE ONLY ONE.) In the Astronomical Farce Comedy The Star Gazer = FULL OF ENJOYMENT Get Ready to Shake Hands with| goods. Prof. Jupiter Mars. | If You Don’t Want to Laugh Stay Away Next Week—AT PINEY RIDGE. KERNAN’S LYCEUM THEATER. Mar. 14. Matinees: Monday. ONE WEEK. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. ——Commencing — MONDAY MATINEE, FRED RIDER’S Na OWLS (0 An Aggregation of European and American Stars. THE GREAT AMERICAN BIOGRAPH. The Battle Ship MAINE Leaving the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Entering Havana Harbor. THE WORLD’S TRIO The Phylosophy of the Negro Suffrage. By Jerome R. Rily, M. D, Grand subject handle in a mas- terly manner. It speaks of to- day and concerns you. Bound in cloth, gold lettering $1. Sent to any address on receipt the price, W. H Dixon, General Agent, 37 Liberty St. Hartford, Conn . B. Hoover, at 1417 New York avenue northwest, is where you can purchase imported and domestic Fairview Drug Store, Drugs, Medicines and all the Staple Compounds. Full line of all the best brands of Cigars. Wm. R. StOne, Mgr, Corner Rand 12thSt., and Ver mont avenue, northwest. When Others Fail Consult DOCTOR CZARRA, The most able and successful spe- cialist in the treatment of all Nervous, Chronicle and Private Diseases. Write if you cannot call. He has cured many at their homes, whom he has THE SISTERS LEON never seen, by his wonderful, perfect- 25—Dashing Burlesquers—25 Next Week—Vanity Fair. ed system of Home Treatment. Let- ters kept strictly confidential and an- swered in any modern language. Has completed outfit of modern appliance X-Ray and electrical apparatus, en- ables him to succeed. By this mod- ern examination and analysis of the Your TRADE and to get it we are urine he is able to state the correct offering firstclass Groceries at the| Trouble, General Debility, Catarrh, very lowest possible prices. All our goods are Fresh and| ment. Pure. etc., has no equal to any other treat- for Muscular Rheumatism, Impotency We have a complete stock | tricity for the treatment of Stricture, of Groceries, Fresh and Salt meats and all the choicest} tory results. brands of canned goods. Give us a call and we will convince you that you can get the best value and most prompt attention at our stores. E. J. WILHOITE. 1802 14th St. northwest. Branch Store: 1209 H St. n. w. Hemorrhoids, Women has proved the most satisfac- Most every cage can be treated simply by modern appliances, without knire or bloody surgical oper- ation. Dr. S. A. CZARRA._ 619 Pa. ave., m.w. Washingto Hotel Entrance. Hours from g a. m. to 6 p.m. Closed Sundavs. Washington, D. C. |Chester Market REOPENED The Management Sheele and Poor f BIG LEAVE / f To announce the reopening / of their MARKET, 21st and L streets, northwest, where their friends and patrons may find a choice line of Groceries and all kinds of Fresh and Salt meats. Give them a call. 21st and L Streets, northwest A ew Store, 2ist and I.n.w. (northwest corner) OTTO J. BOTSCH, has just opened a New Store, with a choice line of Groceries and Provisions and all kind of Fresh and Salt Meats. The lowest prices for cash Give a calland you will come again. The Faradic electric treatment Loss of Vitality. The Galyano Elec- Prostatorrhea, Impo-} tency, Night Losses and Diseases. of ; PD. €.—Two doors from Metropolitan STORY OF BLUE JEANS. The scenes of Mr. Joseph Arthur’s most successful play are laid in the suburbs of Rising Sun, which is situ- ated on the Ohio River, in what is known as the ‘‘Blue Jeans’ ‘‘dees- trickt.””. The play opens with the old village cobbler, Jacob Tutewiler work- ing at his bench, while his wife Cindy is bustling about preparing refresn- ments to be served during a_ political oration, which is to be delivered by Perry Bascom, a young and wealthy saw mill proprietor, who has settled in Rising Sun, the early home of his father, and is now candidate for Con- gress. Jacob Tutewiler mourns the loss of his daughter Lucy, who eloped with anuncle of Perry Bascom and died in the poor house, leaving a daughter, who next appears on tne scene as “‘June,’’ the poor-house waif, whom old Tutewiler adopts. Col. Risner is booming the campaign, and is mhaing a strong fight for election, but is defeated by Bascom’s falling a victim to the charms of Sue Eudaly known as the ‘Belle of Rising Sun,” an adventuress, whom he honestly but secretly marries, she abandoning her rural lover Ben Boone, who in revenge becomes his sucsessful political oppo- nent. Bascom soon discovers Sue has been married before, but there is no record of her husband’s death. Knowing that she has committed bigamy, he leaves her and marries June, but fool- ishly conceals his former alliance from her. Sue becomes insanely jealous and in seeking revenge finds a useful ally in Ben Boone, who is now Bascom’s en- gineer, whom she incites to kill Bas- com by saying: ‘He is the only one who stands between us.’”’ Ben, with the jealousy of a madman, awaits his opportunity, which comes one day at the mill when the hands have gone to vote. After a trial of Boone for attempted mnrdcr, acquitted by Perry’s testi- mony, to the effect that Ben acted in self-defense, he goes away insearch of Sue’s husband, Dick White. He is unsuccessful. Three years pass be- fore he returns to find himself a father and June the only one who still has faith in him. 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