The Washington Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1901, Page 2

Fh on SPS of sale fHE WASHINGTON BEE. —————— BULLET PROOF CLOTH! Genuine Life Protectors for Rulers} and Public Men. Had President McKinley Worn One of Szezepanik'’s Undershirts No Amarchist Could Have Killed Him. ISG rment of this materi- zepanik, of Vienna, have rendered THEY SAY. haw oversa lay fig as much elast Don’t be too certain about any— SG thing. The pit you dig for others may be filled by you. “Have you got youmtevolver with Dogs may bark, but they are) you?” | generally harmless. The correspondent protested that he You may eee a thing and yet no yand istance as a live human ch a th ' 3 | Bever carried su hee 2 YOUR CRED!T ings,” remarked an Indianapolis | OOD woman to a Journal! reporter, “but sow I am positive it is true. I had a pointed to a| The Only Complete Housefurnishing EstaLlishment Washington. N. E. Cor, 7th and I Streets, N. W TRAMP DOG’S GRATITUDE. Protects His Benefactress from As- sault at the Hands of a Dan- gerous Character. “I did not formerly believe that fogs possess an instinct by which they can read character in human be- an experience last night that was j equivalent to a demonstration. “A few days ago a long, lank yellow : A e bullet of dog, about three feet high, of decid- | pone ; . as | iffalo anarchist ent -| edly unprepossessing appearance ex- | were especially atirat less. A month from now al! rulers] cept for its benevolent face, came to Paris thi 4 oa iS | i atm | our house, and finding me standing at i : jthe kitchen door, began to wag his r me,” cried t prove it. : ought every American did. Some people’s misfortune is the} He opened a 4 result of some one’s gain. | assortment of | cali- Some people live on the misfor-| Se ee ae | ed a well-known pattern regis- tunes of others. meters. caliber.” Do the best you can it will do} loaded it caref and took a posi- you goud some times. | tion near the door. : This is a world of sin hence, you} tebe sbi ae specs diet eh must be careful how you go. Gal teheaea ae Be certain that you are rightand| “what is the proper then you are safe, | “Guilt. yourself. Stand ste feet, or teen, or two, or four. It’s bu Chas. 4, Spieldez cee Manufactu er of Plain and Ornaments: BEGAN TO GROWL. tail earnestly and to look into my face with a gaze that contained an unspeakable appeal for something to Be above suspicion and then} pital sas | IRO@ RAILI & - . = | ai. the same | © C7 you will not be watched, | ‘The t, which wa consider- | F) eat. Of course I could not resist the Do right, then you need not think that every bush is an officer. med, had the same negative correspondent was given He sound- nd punched care at pres: Own way. scription. The successful man is he who does right. Don’t drag your friends into |” scorn others | They are for the vulgar and the) impure. If you have a good friend sti tohim, Don’t believe all that is said to yeu. Some people don’t know when| they have a good friend. k Builders’ Werk A Specialty, heard All work Firstclass. Shop in Rear of 1344 H Streat, N. E plea of a dumb brute that was hun- pre aly thay od gry. What woman can? I did not see lar Doors, Etc., of Every De- jit any more until last night when I h sior to go up town at a rather » hour. I had hardly gone a few feet from my house before I jelicate patter of animal Looking around I coted pensioner of a re, still wagging hi oce e » and kindly feeling in s not particularly well followed through the public s s by such a sorry-looking creature, but when I told the dog to go back he gently refused to obey. “When I omplisked the pur- pose of m d and turned to re- i ac .6’,THE BEST to buy a Sewing Machine You shal! reap what you sow Th often 3 friended you. We often see others faults but not our own. Be what youareaud don’t put on youself a fa e whom you have ai Irn ag alnst you. nk you can get the best mad: shed and lost Popular k well of those who have be- mere song. e face. President Roosevelt is a man. You want the one that easiest to manage and is Ss Light Running Senators Hanna and Foraker are | Safe leaders Qhio will go strongly republican in November. Be sure that you are right. The South will attempt to dictate where the President shall go here- after. The President wil ‘There is none in the world that can equal in mechanical struction, durability of working Ss, fineness of finish, beauty in appearance, or has a8 many improvements as the f one’s finger as the swelling | * t ere four yd here wer Fe - NEw HoMms have to consult | : . oR a We syncing nas Automatic Tension, Double Fed, alixe the southern democracts what he] winter c t of this | 1 Goth sides of needle (patented), no : r . ® i ff worr under | im = Nothing is certain until it is | ma 2 | VRITE FOR C!<CULARE made certain. | The President knows what to do| and wheu hesays a taing he means| it. ‘U8 REW HOWE SEWING MACHINE CO, FoR Think before you speak. oe Ti ae : elas Look out for the weekly Récora | “and it 5 8. OPPEN HEIMER & Bbw. The people should support their | the cover of the ¢ the 514 Ninth St., N. >... executive, as well as the curtains and | apers. , | P i hangin of his box at the theater z There was a great day at the] micht be manufactured of this bullet | Second Baptist Chureb, and dagger proof material.” | Do your duty and nothing more So sure is Szcezepanik of the invul- can be expected jnerability of the cloth that he offered > om himself as a target to the correspond- Read THe Bye if you want 8) ont, who 4 “There are more live paper. na dozen men in the factory who} Miller & Krogmann, There was a sensation sprung by| | as I on the subject,” | Jones Monday. } He laughes best who laughes lest. | WASHINGTON, 1 CENTER MARKET. feel as stron —--DEALERS IN —— and the unhappy lied by the assas knife,” continued the inventor. | t one time the European se- | Beef and Beef Tongues. € 1 information to the - ” ¢ | “Dove, rend” Himsa Specalty s had dee | ustria Hams, Bacon, Lara, Don’t be too certain inanything. Den’t be acuated by jeolousy. It pays to be honest The next move will be madesoon. | sierfor some peop'e to lie! } tia to tell tne truth. ef, t take up other peoples r revol hines for the da tor of this : 451, 452 and 453 Center Market. 401 302 Northern Liberty Market. troubles, ~ “pid ; se and perforate my cuirass if | ats = ? and’s knife was used first, then IWHO@L ESALE GROCER 1, bread knife, and a The thing to do is right, Bad advice from yourenemies is | poor advice, There is need of reformation in |¥° the schools. Tr vere a clamor for achange | oy, oemake fterwards, but the | and it was made, | pe nt of neither rated the silk ma- | Re. AO Pernsyivenia ay You govic and stillyou are not)t by one hundredth part of a mi Wasuineron, Pp. £, satisfied. gh the newspaper man | with all the force and | an. Gocas “acuec «xd Deltverca *}atrength at his command. Free of Shazge. As to the why and wherefore, Szceze- | | panik would only say this: “It’s all in }*— Leaning of Jewelry. ltfe weaving. The method of weaving | It is the pr ce of London West | adopted paralyzes concussion by dis- | ead jewelers to loan magnificent | tributing the shock over the entire area | a nd artic’ for} the garment. Of course th t i-} e 7x7! o tdarss and other art y j of the gar : Resta a ages 500 CENTRE MARKET, Bacon, Lard, a@pecial oceasions. These things are} al | inven- | Hams, leaned as a courtesy to specially good | be j DRIED ANP CHIPPED BEEF, Read Tue Bes and be happy of jew Szcezepanik is sure tha nishru eustomers, while other peop ss well} known must make a deposit of the value of the jewels before taking them. pro- Derivation ef “Tawdry.” e “Tawdry” is derived from St. Av-| ss @rey. In the carly midéle ages fairs} in the! price of the } BRANCHES: 169 Centre Market, at least, r the pre were held in Fraser and Englar rk Henentiatie the = Bt. Audrey day, ard these anual gath-| et proof material may | 94495 O St. Market, ! eriugs became noted for the gaudy] s,- enough to revolutionize} ©@ Residence, 123 M St..a.w end worth! evelry seld at them. | warfare, but that is alon s off. | ps cree, - ica ww ; -_ ere are | GQQOKED HAMS, TONGUES | |trace my steps homeward the dog { . | was re to a James, F. OYSTERS: era ena off the Circle into one of the principal streets a man stepped rudely into my pathway and grinned at me. Quick as a fi dog sprang in front of me, BUTTER: EGGS ing his lips, began te grow! in a most 9 AUT) | terrifying way, saying in a manner os intelligible as if he had employed AND jhuman utterance: ‘I guess you had | better cl Dealer In lear out of here at once.’ Aah ns | “The man lost little time in re- e {treating to the dark corner from | which he had come, and the rest of pened ; the way home, you may be very sure, 7 r I paid a great .deal of atiention to MARBLE BUILDING. |my humble protector.” Cor, Pa. Ave. and Ninth Street. Washington, D. C. | a ere EAGLE WAS A REAL FIGHTER. Telephone 271 | z | Big Bird Whipped a Catamount and Required a Brave Man to SPECIALIST. | | captured near Cyarleston, S. C., after Effect Its Capture. a Pecter Peuglas, = it had whipped a catamount, was | brought to Charleston and placed in a 08 1ith St., n. w.—bet. E and F. | Specialist in Rheumatism and all| Chronic diseases. Consultation free. { ADVANTAGE, —— OF — BAILEYS Improved Truss. tion with perfect safety. | All uncemfortable and injurious steel | spring pressure is avoid d. | The pad is held in place by woven| bands, which retain an equal pres-| sure in all positions of the body. | It can be worn in bed, a great desid- eratum to the youug as tending to a/ perfect cure. | cage, from which it had to be moved It is the only suitabl Ss i , dieu ait faiatcs. truss for chil- | later. The owner advertised for a The proper amount of pressure can be | sa ipsa ae SR acts! sig pe wrought to bear and maintained in| bre secon itso vy position without pinching or| H. J. Welch, a piano tuner, agreed to h. "m to the wearer. j undertake the job, and a crowd sur- It wi. ‘sure hernia if placed on the pa-| rounded the b tiem ‘ufficiently early. | event. ESOSDAS byt Sasa pe it is the best Welch first endeavored to throw a peeves offered for all kinds eae ae se eagle’s head, but this = ‘ail ne ea showed si Tt is so perfect aud fortable in its fight. The « gto ae adjustment that the patient in a} and Welch r sbort time forgets he is wearing it.| cocle by ee the cert ficate of Mr. Daniel | ©*8/¢ PY the ohnson.) | ie Sent postage paid to any address on | % THE EAGLE TURNED. shed in. He seized the s, but it gave a swift i the door, passed out and would-be captor. Welch : Mateo isn’t half s0 bad as the, left Milwaukee h fellow that never treats at all—inds- | sum was i euapolis Press i had 15 cents. This when Lipton played the streets. ner band sang on time looking at me with | company me. Just as | | wh A large American eagle, which was | ling to watch the} ly beauti or was quickly opened | devoted to her. BULL STARTED Bac pam Not Attack a Woman May Up as a Statue. Perilous Performance of s¢..oy, Mercedes del Barte, Knows a," Donne. Taucreda, Beautit Queen of Valor, al According ent there a who bac things tic Pergole | Was a we | made 1 draped in In this carriage Gel Barte, The “Qu pletely in w ‘ powdere uge s front of the presiding ; gets out, smiling and throws off her mantie. iaik ushers while the dant t the mide wood about ready the public, and be most rigorous forms This is * Donna Tanere¢ helped by the m her arms an which the bu have THE E 4L S1 door opens, the enorz The spectators hardly | of the women ¢ their ha i The b powerful neck « long | horns. le raises around, and at once 8 e statue. It is with the gr one can restrain a < sensations are too fF end rance of such em unbearable. Donna fatal to her. The bull s ack, do strange a we € terrible bound r tal. Anxiety is at its he More the bull stops sb striking. He éraws t and, taking advanti Tanereda jumps nat hind a sereen, wh the v off the bull. The people breathe az ders of applause are bear “Queen of Valor” gets a tr o¥ation. Donna Tancreda, wie Paris, has appeared wit Barcelona, Valex Seville and, for the tirs1i at Roubaix. Enslaves the Kaiser's 50% Miss Parker D ys Berlin recently w Marlborough, cfeat man court circle who will be kaiser if ther, was her dev | tion to be an excellent li clever. Therefore i she causes a sensa! goes. The duche Prospect of riage. Miss S girl, has mz cess as w receipt of price; $3 for single and $4/ 20 feet, when the eagle | chaperonage of ! for double trus | turned and a desperate fight followed. a - In ordering, give location of hernia,’ The piano tuner was getting the rough | Leelee ue ht or left sic d measurement. end of the conflict, but bystanders in-| A blending of por atisfaction giv money refunded | terf 1 ar bh ‘ sit paces reality of x when the truss 1s :eturmed in good | SN ERaa oe Cee offered 1 oe ee | and shoved into another cage. Welch | €2¢¢ offered g was bruised and scratched, but other- | #! method: 4 ~ : wise was not inured. Chicago the ott IO. Bailey, | — st saulus, deter J Playing His Way ¢ 2 sige e BS j b y to Bufale. reasy shops cla f Room 15, 609 F St.,N W. | __W. A. Lipton, who says he is from ~S Seoala tr a | : & is ae jas ; ek: 7 Ts sh ia r é b or 2921MSt., N. W.. Was. D.c. _| Milwaukee and is playing his way to! appreciation of y ° , Buffalo on a wager, arrived in Chicago | poetry, intr dl aS fthe other night with a violin under: giving . : Pp “ ps : Ba a Fr. giving over ant | Yabsley—There isn’t a bigger muie-;his arm. The wager, he says, makes St sas Yeies English P bh | = than the man that is always im-| it necessary that he should arrive in pose of the stin; treati a a s i Hw treating. Buffalo within two weeks. When he] as announced by Pre was to give view of the edu useful in engin