The Washington Bee Newspaper, March 19, 1898, Page 8

THE WASHINGTON BEE. MEDICAL. , O how Sweet is Life. Try our “SPECIAL” brand Howard University, Washington, D. C. of whisky 5 year MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, y 9 years old Nothi cs Including, Medical, Dental and thing better for med Pharmaceutic Colleges. } ieal purpose Ss. v5) cents IL? You Sm fille Say Bist Session begins October 1st and continues seven (7) mos. ~ aa full quart bottle Are not a subscriber don’t aaa oda earn No student will be admitted tiles scad @ youeauin es who does not’ register before Berdeaux Wine Ge., at once. Only $2 per year cursion progran October 1oth. oN eS 1847 14th treat northwest. par ane ee ners Tuition fee in each college WASHING N, D.O. advance, in first-class style. for each course $60. Will creep over your a alin alle, li, alle ie sll. i For catalogues. Apply to F, J. Shadd, M. D. Secretary, got R St. n. w. They banish pain ONE and prolong life. « = GIVES RELIEF, SECRET ORDERS, NECROLOGY. March 1 1898—Richmond, Va._ Dr. S.H. Dismond, 33°, a very prominent ‘ p . 5 citizen and member of secred societies 5 y died Deceased was one of the prom- meee 5 inent citizens of the state, there was a 7 é large attendance of societies, at his m\\) funeral. pi 4 % Lue, Mar. 10,—N. Dunlap of John F. Cock, No. 10, of Washington, D. C., was buried with masonic honors, de- ceased was widely known and noted for his Christian mode of living. E. W. Shields, 33°, grand secretary of Masons, D. C., is still sick at his residence, 417 N. J. avenue northwest. GEMS FROM THE QUARRIES. Noble O. R. King, 33°, has been ap- pointed protentate, pro tem, of Kalif Alee Temple, Mystic Shrine, vice No- ble Jas. O, Holmes, resigned. Inspector W. B: Brooks, 33°, has been appointed, commander-in-chief, ohn G. Jones, consistory 33°, vice Ill. as. O. Homles, resigned. Tuesday, last week, Charles Sum- ner division K. of P. U. R. D. C., vis- ited O. P. Morton Post, G. A. R., at G. A. Hall, Pa. avenue northwest, to attend the C Fire. Th d 4 2 rested Gis borate ick whe oneaaen No matter what the matter is, one will do you well. ) good, and you can get ten for five cents. The feast of Purim was served last “5 A new style packet containing TEN RIPANS rABULES in a paper carton (without glass) is for sals Wednesday, the 8th, followed in the ; § glass) {s now for sale at some drug stores—Fonr FIVE CENTS. This low-priced sort is intended for the poor and the economi- cal. One dozen of the five-cent cartons (120 tabules) can be had by inail by sending forty-eight cents ‘TABULES) will be sent for five cents. ’ Best medicine ever made since the world was created. at N. R. Hall. The preceeds for char- @ ity. De eh a a9 a a ED The oldest living Mason is Wm. he Earl Cook of Rhode Island, (New- » evening by a grand masquerade ball to the Riraxs CHEMICAL Company, No. 10 Spruce Street, New York—or a single carton (TEN port,) he being 1or years old. iS foeoebe Nord, ecihest Bincon lant] VPUUYOUC YO CO OVUUUUSUCOO COO U UY O OY oldest Odd Follow in the world, died = < at San Bernardino, Cal., during the : month of February. SONS ELECT OFFICERS. Gen. Russell A. Alger Camp, Sons of Veterans, has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Captain, W, M. Judd Melvin; first lieutenant, Shermont Brooks; second lieutenant, James A. Roston; camp council, Past Captain W. L. Wilkinson, Charles W. Scott and Lieut. W.W. Orme; quar- termaster sergeant, Past Capt. John P. Turner; first sergeant, George Wendell Pinkney. After the election of officers, Capt. Melvin presented resolutions, which were unanimously adopted, expressing great sympathy and condolence for the victims of the Maine disaster. The petition of members to form Justus H. Rathbone Lodge, K. of P. D. C., has been granted. * The new lodge was instituted March 11, at 1006 E st., northwest. TO BE BURIED HERE. It is said that the remains of Noble T. Mudd, a young colored sailor of] , Southeast Washington, who went down with the battleship, Maine will be brought to this y for interment. De- ceased has been in the United States navy as a first.class seaman for a num- ber of years, and visited all parts of the world. He was a member of the crew of the cruiser San Francisco when she cleared decks and ‘‘opened port” for action in the harbor of Rio de Janeiro during the Brazilian revolu- tion, several years ago. He also served on the men-of-war Kearsarge ‘6 and Enterprise and the monitor Am- Qe phitrite, and was a member of the (pPYS The Grand Master of white Masons | ~~ =: ae a Bade ae ? Pl ) ofthe D. C., in his report—see pro- ¢ ceedings of the D.C., white grand lodge, says that there are no regular lodges of colored Masons in the D.C. or the U.S. Since our friends south- east can doso much talking to peo- ple outside of the fraternity about masonary, we will inthe near future throw light upon dark subjects. ep Toy China and House-rurnishin b. F.®e Bevt 7 2 Formerly of 593 3rd_ street, southwest. e Has removed to 2010 K street thwest, r K St. Market. = Where hewill be led to meet. Augenstein’s 437 7th street n. w. ag paar tg a A new and complete line of everything good, just in Don’t forget the number. at our usual low cut-prices. 010K et.n.w. 5c Xmas Tree Ornaments 45c per doz, Handsome presents given to every perchaser of Subseribe ‘The Bo 3 : ie. E To The Washington B i KOLB Ss ; Specal reducton to school teachers and Fairs. Se Is the leading Repu and read reliable news e SII E Street, N. W. yer of the race a . Buy,here and Save Money. No branch Store, of the colored people of ie Te denting | Rooms with or without : this country. Itis a fear- dium through whic! Board. Sxcellent Lunch AUGEN STEIN’S. 437 7th St. 0. W. less advocate of the race ee te sere P 10 Cents. GOOD MEALS 15 & 26 CENTS H. KOLB, Prop. ee ee