The Washington Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1898, Page 7

THE WASHINGTON BEF. erson who is jealous of even S prosperity entertains an rit himself. rs not how wrong a person MH@TE-LS. TAPE. — SORT IN THE BEE. qoTeL MCKINLEY. treated, he should not seek The fact should be consid- | what you mete out to others at | meted out to you. | 1 don’t approve of any one| a to a person in order to gain| p, a person who caters places | 1ate on himself. n: For girls from eight to ars the skirts usually fall yetween the ankle and knee. | m braids and small ‘buttons | s trimming on little girls bodice not only re-| ‘5th and H Sts., n. w. but is made more| JOHN T. DEVINE. ver and consequent- ta portion of manish | will be decorate1, s. Dotted muslin pique, will be i | changeable hue and WASHINGTON, D. 0. Large. be given the prefer-/ ton, 350 Rooms. iborate spring waists. materials will also be Iam of the opinion that! ifity summers is too All Modern improvements. | American $250 to $400 per day. European Rooms $100 and upwards. ‘ | they are not | STAIRWAYS TO GROUND FLOOR AND FiRe BS ntleman is anxious lask the privilege of Girls often make a] inviting men tocall. Men cings. They appreciate; Washington, D. C. | tis not easily had. ‘CAPES ON ALL SIDES. CROSBY, BURTON & CO. PROPRIETORS. Nev gth tm. HOTELS. | 333 Virginia Avenue S. W. European and American Plan. The Best Afro-American Accommoda- tion in the city. Our Bar Attached... . The best wines, imported brandies. Fine old whiskies always on hand. Good Havana cigars. Our rooms are large and airy in summer, and well heated in winter. Rooms with or without board. Single rooms 50 cents and $1. James Ortway Holmes, Prop. JONES, . WOODSON. Cor. 6th and Mo. Ave. i American and European Plans, Rooms soc 75¢ and $1.00. Meals at all hours. Excellent cuisine service. Strictly first- class. Persens wishing to be cared for; will find it safe to stop at, fictel MciZinley. Jones & Woodson, Proprietors. ,ow Can You Say | =e So good second hand Typewriters at such low prices We are fre- quently asked. The answer is easy. We nave 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- chin zs in first class order. We are en- abled to give BIG values to those wish- ing wniters of any kind. If you Fave or have not a Typewriter, give us your address, and we will freely give you points zpon writing machines that may be of value to you, also a description of the Jewett wrter. Adres: NEWMAN & SON, T, FOLLIARD, 3238 M Street, West Washington. Dealer in FIRST-CLASS Wines, Liquors, Cigars, .obacco, &c Our patrons will confer a favor on the management of this paper by call- ing on Mr. E. J. Wilhoite at his Srocery 1802 14th street, when in need of groceries. PERSONAL JUST ARRIVED IN THIS CITY! Visit nah Madame Lorno and have your fortune - You will be surprised. Ch: Socents. 2106 I street northwest. oer DR CZARRA'S NO CURE, NO PAy. No. 619. Penn. Ave. N. W., Washington, D.C. Specialist in chonic and private dises Striemire, Hydrocele, Gout Catarsh; Dyspeng Blood Poison cured. "Vitality restore sul tation free and confidential to both s LADIES suffering from complaints peculiar to their indigestion; constipation, irregu- lar, etc., quick relief and cure guaranteed. PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies, physi- cian and trained nurse always in attendance Office Hours: ga.m.to6p. m. re EE = LADIES NEEDING ONFIDENTIAL ‘0 TREATMENT. A safe and sure re- female trouble ; constipation, irregu- tumor, catarrh; opium habit, & z e ded for the y of Munich, ly confidentia MRS. DR. RE No. 8 7th St., N. E. near LAWYERS. W. Calvin Chase, @ttormey and Counselor at 1 w | —AND— —WNotary Fublic— | DEALERS IN Standard Typewriteps Practices im all the Courts in Virginia and | the District of Columbia. Office 1109 I Street, n. w. Washington, D.C. -A GItT EVERYBODY, 50,000 Subscribers wanted—A great Sacrifice to obtain them.—Look at our offer, THIS HANDSOME LAMP. Metal base, with artistic and very No. 537. | rich large figure—tora column; nicely moulded oil fount; the latest’ burner ratchet screw movement, for turning wick up and down, thus always insur- ing a brilliant light, clear asa crystal and equal to 200 candles. It stands 28 inches high and is ali ready to put oil into and light. The 16 inch shade has an Sinch rich lace flounce and combines to make it arich, handsome, serviceable home ornament. Send 5 cash yearly subscribers for this handsome banquet lamp. No. r. THE HANDSOMEST LAMP-CLOCK MADE. Gold-plated metal base; gold-plated clock ring; gold-plated open cast head ket which may be called a yr y r 5 t y a a] = 3 emovable oil fount; the latest ratcket bodice 1s given much| SS Se ea No. 16. Here is good _ | screw burner; large, handsome, hand- san elaborate decoration | TELEPHONE 1153, Warranted Watch Chain. | decorated globe; first-class chimne nterie and lace or ribbon | od SRB hod np AND ALG 2 q Fine rolled gold plate,| Clock made and waranted by one oF ‘ Se double curb, full length,| the largest factories in the U.S. All er the regular bodice | ceo = , with which it contrasts. sian blouse effect is in the| ing costumes, Don’t expect of others what nable to do yourself, neither person for accomplishing ch you have not the ability | sh " continue to postpone his | not very anxious to marry | pretends to love. not natural for a woman to conduct of a mean husband | casonable fora man to re- woman he despises. Life t to live in misery, | don’t think it is the proper | pms girl to wear mourning for | in, to whom she is only} though the wedding day | FApUL TOR” Washingtén, 8. C. Batt & PoLLarD, PROPS. Nov. 30th 1 mo. ~— Cit AN HOTEL, pointed and the cette | 14th and K Sts., n. w sitions don’t make men.) seems hard for a man to be nin the estimation of some ; pt he is in office or holds sition ple arrogate their impor- h an extent, until they be- too large for their posi- id never forget from are not used to well doing WASHINGTON, D. ©, Strictly First-Class Meals. rson who suspiciens every ' é iself, guilty of some ot-| as tas spicion haunts the guilty | e lredonia, -}(- FIRST-OLASS FAMILY MOTEL. 4- st easy to become big-| ayeescan PLan. ——-— Bonerman Prax, er: Mourning for a parent is year longer than for a broth- The veil should be worn a year s the custom tor the bride- some little trinket to} worn on her wedding 1821-1823 H Street Nerthweet, WASHINGTON, D. ©. WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, PROPRIETOR. Nev. goth w. Hotel s unnecessary to soil your ves, rhand. I have seen a pair ves ruined after the first account of this uncalled ke. ere is no special engage- a man usually gives one as s his purse will permit. the girl who expects more. | | u end your betrothed hav- | shaking hands with a per- : a Hae acc ef ed You might say, “‘ex-| }} i) > i WV iD Hl pss beses still don’t N O'RWI = } we 414, LcPkherson Square, HORACE M, CAKE PROP'R. WASHINGTON, D.C niddle name could hard- | lifference. Remember the, s: To change the name letter, marry for worse better, Never cut your finger nails; have been soaked in warm ,1ointed with vaseline. A juice will whiten them, | are cut. | piece of silyer-is always ap- t a wedding gift. | j ble bered. The Hotel Douglass. 220 B Street N. W., and 235 Pennsva vania avenue n. w. THF SINEST HOTEL IN THE CITY. ean Plan. Write or call. D. A. C. JONES proprietor. WASHINGTON, T C. person who never | Sept. 1a—1 mo. for he is the one usually duty of young ladies is r t themselves in the pre: ‘HO TEL lemen to commund re-} VENDOME, olite waiters. First class « DRUGGISF. ano raven iw Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles, &c. PATENT MEDIC:NES. Physician’s Prescrip- tions Carefully and Accurately Com- pounded Day and Night. Cor. 3d and F Sts., S. W.j i WASHINGTON, D.C: rm wy NIP-A COUGH FOR COUGHS, A COLDS, &e. jf BOTTLE “CREAM OF ROSES”? for chapped hands and skin, 1c a bottle “MUTTON MARROW” for straightening the hair, 15ca bottle. HURLEBAUS’ PAARMACY, Cor. 14th and V Sts: northwest Weddings Puerals Or any other occasion, call on us, for prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. pavidson & walker. FLORISTS, 1710” Pa. ave., 1108 Conn. ave Established, 1859. BOSTON MARKET. Headquarters for Chesapeake Diamond Back Terrapin, Felirg Ge 1 John C, Walker, Pro. 1711-1713, Penn, ave. n w. Give us a trial. W. A. Christain, | The popular Boot and Shoemaker. 2 | Rapairing promptly and neatly Baltimore. Md done at short notice. We are now prepared to meet all comers. W. A. CHRISTAIN, 1843 L St. N. W. ATTENTION! LADIES! HAIR RESTORER All wno are dersirous of having a beautiful suit of hair, or if your hair is falling out, you should get a bottle of Huairoline, better known as the Renowned Hair Restorer. Oriental Complexion U-- 1 ao cures all skin diseases and makes the skin like velvet. Price, 25c to Ze per bottle, Treatment of the Skin and Scalp. STRAIGHTENING A SPECIALTY. All kinds of implements and toilet articles for sale. 205 O Street Northwest. Agency at THE BEE Office. HOTELS. BALTIMORE. 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Tickets to all principal points in America pad aropesd Rates tame as at depots Passengers and called fer and Pleasure, i for hire. 8 elegntly engraved gold tips solid bar, very bese of snap and guaranteed to wear ten years For this fine rolled gold chain. The Bee will give to any person sending in 3 yearly cash subscribers six 6 month subscribers. =ses | ready to put oil in and light. This handsome lamp-clock is worth 20 dollars. A fine Christmas or birth- day present. The Bee will give one | of these clocks to any person who may send 5 cash yearly subscribers. POTS IZ WOT esas ereseee, ees mB IP Des sms mse eee ees is sd hy A wae © NO. 15. REALLY A BEAUTIFUL CHAIN AND A NICE PRESENT. Charm, sardonix intaglio. Right up todate. Tracelink. Pertectly formed in every way. All well gold-plated, tion. Will give you this beantiful chain. is beautifully poked, will n lf you send us 4 cash v : Sene heeeautiful clocks. i K by one of the Largest Clock F; 2 Li et feet edie The height is 6 inches; length to 1-2 inches years a i W. GARBER, Prest, | Guaranteed for three 5 ane neti and ia really one of the most beautifu NO. 758. GOLD-PLATED VAS 1 Sold only in pairs. Beautifully finish- and has the exact appearance of a sin- ed. Hand decorated center. Height id gold chain. It is double length and | ten inches. will give the wearer splendid satistac-| }jeight 10 inches. Send us 4 cash yearly subscribers For one cash yearly subscriber, or! and receive a pair of these excellent too six months subscribers, THE BEE} yaces, OUR GREAT NANCY HANKS BRONZE €LOCK ‘actories in the Country ; 5 sefu exerts thet could be required for a premium. wee oil tee Bie H wo caies ces racia subscribefs the publishers will send vou one 0 hand. ‘Ie is an afia nikita a Ee