The Washington Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1898, Page 2

THEY SAY. oon. District immunes who left on Colored colonels will be needed | OYSTER DEALER. (AUS, (DS and TERRAP 417 and 41g 12th St. Northwest, . last Saturday night were in need /\achINGTON, D. C. of a bath. It is surprising to us to see 60 much discrimination. The colored soldiers will fight when itis necessary. It is hoped that schoole will be reorganized. Some people think it is not nec-/ essary to know themselves us well as to know othere. The colored American man is in|} need of advice. Drawing the color line in schools is something the people will not ' tolerate. Dr. A. M. Curtis of the Freed- meu’s hospital will have a bonanze on his shoulders. Commissioner Wight did not | appreciate the speech of young Wilkinson. There are lots of things he will not like before he dies. We don’t always get what we like, Let us think a little bit before we tell all we know. Dick Greener is still lingering sround. Senator Hanna has won in Ohio. Harry Smith of the Cleveland Gazette is a bold and fearless edi- tor. He is no toady to official favors. Paymaster Lynch will start soon. He is an honest man. Capt. Lyons has a host of friends since he won without the aid of those who are now asking him for favors, The Bet is glad to know that the Atlanta Age is satisfied. Better once than never. Some people carry two faces when nature only gave them one. Honesty is always the best policy. Speak the trath it will sting more that a lie. The hot weather is hard on the soldiers. If you wanta great race advo- cate read The Brx. The negroes are learning sume sense. If the Administration thinks that is can pull the veil over the eyes of the negro it is mistaken. Patriotism begins at home. There should be more patriot- ism on the part of the southern lynchers. We need protection at home. It is easier to run away than it is to fight. Cowards run when no one is after them. Some colored men will toady. It is not the man who tells all he knows that is the wise man. Wise mer are not always the bold men. Think well and act accordingly. Read The Bre if you want a fearless race advocate. No, we want no Afro-American league in this city. President Fortune should cal! it! in New York or Chicago. Go south, west. We can then tell the southern say Virginia if not people what we think of them. | Let us work in harmony. The great man is the honest | man, Be honest and fear not. The President will lift the civil| Bervice soon. Lewis H. Douglas is a thorough race man. He knows what he is talking about always. None of the self-constituted com- mitteee will volunteer. Why is the delay, will some one explain ? Dr. Richardson will be commis on ed. the colored | HAS JANIS & SOM, | Fish Dealers CENTER MARKET, O STREET MARKET and NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET Telephone, 822. Washington, D. C. | GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. | Northwest. \James, F. OYSTER Dealer In BUTTER; EGGS TAND CHEESE. MARBLE BUILDING. Cor. Pa. 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