The Washington Bee Newspaper, November 9, 1901, Page 5

M4} Isy. 1e is at Red amily. am and his city. son Street who improving Shorter, a teacher Of| paose who , got married this n and Col. Jere tothe city from gressional Club is y social organizat- w has been elec- Shiloh Baptist r iutham and his a Joyner Cheat- n this city after wife of Col. Wm. for the South on s connected irn of Ohio. now ce and Miss Ga., will be . g November is one of the best s, in legal business 1 won her suit shire in the cir- nesdav. Mr. ed the former rson the plaintiff. 23 7th St., office busi- ws just how e public. cola, Fla.,is in th the case s, Vs. the $State ito the United States e, formerly ofthis ) Pa., passed turn home S. C., where he had son of the Colored -d this week to Jersey City, N. J. t week. juitted herself assic audience 1e Presbyterian 2d her audience. the bar are op- nt of E. M. he,Peace under est will be filed ng to have will do well iloring estab- nan 723 7th St. e latest styles of ywhere. n the young- gan ofg18, 1s buried on eraoen from the Charlie was Jeath was not but to a Jaintances ie was only floral tributes arents etired of presen hange. e will say harsh Uso live that the then, tage will no doubt have the con- | ousehold. nes in life that w™ counsel. ¥ others to per- lg whatis right. 85 with tastet | ‘ors. aby on- Buc ** u arn. te GECe an fia end Valy oa, rsoni> 4 3eCret. t 2e alfalr tO yoL vhy not keep it? sity Of telling any and truthful. ed life is all have your ups l t .00ks are good Hovels will lead you t be of a changeable ‘ Your | best at your own| { disposit’on. Cultivate good manners as well as good sense, A changeable | Person causes the loss of good frienda | Don’t imagine that y | Pretty because others Say so. Flattery | jis bestowed upon the weak mind. It | ts deception and nothing more. M. J. You need to be congratu lated, Y our friends are proud a your | success. [tis the wish of many that | you may be placed at the head. You are fully competent and it is hoped a the authorities may see it as we jit is hoped. You are desery, | in | well as qualified pe H. H. You should n . You. ot become offended, Cultivate a sweet disposit- ion. You should remember that true friendship is always found in one that is honest. | _ Fredricka. You will get there soon | i —_— Will Most Assist Mrs Roosevelt, The wives of the Cabinet officers | will stand with Mrs. Roosevelt at the} President’s four New Year receptions, | as well asat all other White House | levees of the kind. Each has the co-| veted distinc tion of officiating as dinn t hostess to the President once every ye While Presidents are privileged to grace the board of any American | home they are seldom entertained in Washington, except by their Cabinets | jor Vice-Fresidents. The Cabinet din | ners to the President are given in the | order of each Cabinet officer’s social | rank. During these fanctions it is sometimes the custom to present the Chief Magistrate with some memento of the occasion. Once when Secretary Morton thus formally cined President | Cleveland he presented the latter with | a handsome souvenir chair—Nevem- ber Ladies’ Home Journa!, | D.M. We often come to the con- clusion that we can discard our old friend because we are doing well, You may need them some times and at | a time we cannot recall our blunder. _ F.M. Friends should not seriously joke. It often leads to disaster or a | separations. Tillie. Bea good}'listener always. Talk but a little and never commit! yourself in anything. The Social Life of Cabimet Officers, The social rank of each Cabinet offic- er is reckoned according to his stani jing in the order of succession to the Presidency which is arranged accord- ing to the age of each executives department. The State Department having been | the first executive branch of the gov ernment created, the Secretary cf State is the official and social head ot | the Cabinet and the first of its mem- | | bers to succeed to the Presidency, in| |the event ofthe death of both Presi- | | nent and Vice-President. Ifthe Presid- ent, Vice-President and Secretary of State were all to die before their suc- ! cessors had been appointed the Secre-' tary of the lreasury would becone | President, because his is the second oldest of the executive departme its. | This right to succession extends in turn to the Secretary of War, Attoruey- | General, Postmaster-General, Secre- jtary of the Navy, and lastly to the Secretary of the Interior. This gradation thus indicates the social | rank of each Cabinet officer in his own circle.—The Ladies’ Hom: Journal for November. Miss I. T. Your questions were ans- | wered some time ago. Several events are more preferable. Never depend on anyone. Go alone rather than be be holding. Never allcw a young man to {think that his company is needed. {Always assert your independence. | Keep out of the bad company. | It is dangerous to be introduced to people you don’t know. Some girls like to be known an] be regarded popular. Popularity will not earn you a living. | Itis the industrious girl that suc- i ceeds. Don’t marry a man with the expect- ation of sitting down all the time. Be honest it will carry you success- fully through life. | Itis better to take your mother as a | companion rather than be dependent. | Beauty is only askin deep and itis like a rose. Itis bound to fade. Talk kindly to you friends, and you will retain their friendship. Send inyour questions before Thurs}! days of each week. | | Strange, Is'nt It? “Queer she married. fhe’s so capable and resourceful @ never got | ” | woman—so earnest and forceful. | “Is she?” “Oh, yes, indeed. a woman who can look out for her- ' self. Why, she knocked a man down 10 when he tried to flirt with her, ip to a fellow who | She’s the kind of ee 1 tory manner | ler four blocks w urned, thought- | 4 no one ever ha for a wife, | isn’t je = a Tre ~ agAroo, M. HOFFMAN HIGH GRADE CLOTHER AND TAILOR. 723 Seventh Street, N. W. Popular prices for high grade clothing—If we didn’t manufacture our own clothes, our prices would be higher= No store can sell our qualiti-s at our prices if it has to buy from a manufacture and pay him a profit. Doing the making ourselves and doing away with intermediate profits keeps quatity up and prices down—The best of everything goesin the Hoff- an’s make Materal, finish and workmanship—The fit and style you can see for yourself—There isn’t a make of ready to wear clothing on the market that beat ours, Suits for 65) $200 $100 ARE VERY STRONG LINES HERE In suits you may choose from Cheivits, Wosteds and Cassmiers—In top ats from Coverts, Cheivits and Oxfords—Some silk lined—The man who wears anything but the Hoffman make is paying too much for his clothing den’t rush off to the store where you usually trade and buy your fall suit and over coat—Look around and see what we are offering. co INTRODUCING OUR FINE AILORING. There is always room for the worthy that the men of this city fully ap- preciate the merits of fine tailoring is shown by their hearty respouse to our opening announcement—In attaining perfection in the art of fine tailoring we have always aimed at the highest ideas—The result. more than warrented the extra care and greater efforts—Styles that are faithful to fashion dictates garments that are flawless in workmanship and finish such tailoring at the | Scale of prices we maintainrepresents the acme of economy to. careful dressers. We never forget the colored trade of this city as we Rave found in past deal ings that they appreciate honest and fair de aling—We quote you a few specials aa all wool black thibet sent to your measure 8 oo—A striczly all wool mixed cashmers sent toyourmeasure $9,50—A very fine black clay worsted suits to your measures $10.48—An extra fine thibit or fancy worsted for dress made to your measure for $12.48 worth $18.00—Fancy worsted in 25 different madeto your measure for $3.0o—Come and look us over—You are invited to inspect our stock and get samples, then compare our prices with other tailors. Look For__»? M. HOFFMAN, THE HIGHEST CLOTHER AND TAILOR 723 SEVENTH STREET N. W. OUR BANK Ours Is Best, Because it’s Ours! the UNITED AID AND BENEFICIAL LEACUE (Incorporated }, is the strongest organization in the world owned and operated by colored people, being capitalized in the sum of $100,000.0c. It is backed by in- vestment stock which is sold to mentbers at $2 per share, which earns {2 per Cent. annually. Persons are protected from one to seventy years of age with sick benefits ranging from $1.25 to $10 per week, and death benefits from $15 te $500 THE SIXTEEN-YEAR LIMIT ENDCWMENT POLICY is the safest and cheapest issued by any organization of its character. Members no more dues after sixteen years membership, and are st liberty to draw a cast value for their policies. THE SICK AND DEATH DEPARTMENT is also operated on the most mutual basis and members enjoy advantages in this not accorded by any rival company. The League operates its own BANEINC INSTITUTION which is capitalized and chartered under the laws of Pennsylvania in the sum of $50,000.0c and all members can be stock- holders and participants in the profits therein. The last annual 12 per cent. dividend on stock was declared on June 4th, last. THE AM®RICAN HERALD is the official journal of the organization, a copy of which is sent to every member by mail at least once a month, that they ous aLeeeY may keep posted as to every detail of the work, Itis published weekly and mailed to subscribers at $1 per year. It is brimful of interesting news maiter (not a cheap patented sheet), edited on the most high- toned scale, und pains are taken that no unclean or objectionable items or advertisement are inserted in its columns. Advertising rates are as cheap as any first-class journal can afford, and made known on application, For detailed information, address J. CLINTON, JR., PRESIDENT Box 3823, Station “D,” Philadelphia, Pa OUR_ INSURANCE OuR JOURNAL HEADQUARTERS 1024 South 20th St. Wolf's | VIENNA RESTAURANT, Business Mec’s Lunch 11:30 to 2:30 15 ts. Pine Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, We have a fine line of Men’s Women’s and Children’s SHors and RUBBERS, Ladies and Gents Dining Furnishec 635 D Street, N. W- poe J. H. HANDY, Dunis & Skiados entlemen Only, ! ms by colored men. Manager — 733 Seventh, N. W. (eastside) New YorK OUR CANDIES MADE D\ILY. Wholsale and Retail__ _——-<—a said the elder in it!" “And that is something, you know, | pleasantly replied the wife of th g18 Seventh Street, Northwest | jnandarin, looking at her GTON, D. C. possibly do.”—Chicago Tribune. WASHI At Their Mercy. the horse-pond? | cooks before, you know. The big measures at | of its nose to the e | can run faster than a horse, and clear BO feet at 2 jump. nut seven f. :t from the tip .roo of Australia | i of its tail. He j ring, I believed 4 yife—Oh, da Young Wife sc eremt ott | him because he asked fora coat as changes for you to get home ced avira tickok = tiecokign Tite. —Tit-Bits. as eB ze ms Upstairs ‘This store is conducted and managed “Every time you open your mouth,” and envious, bul) weakness of Sewing Machines. plebeian aunt, “you put your foot relative’ ample understanding, “you couldn't Cipla pee es a Suburbs (in great glee)—Shout with band — But, , Mary! Celebrate! ee believe this seedy jes Pie guess you're going stranger's story that I had fallen in| (1) aren't you? We've had new Suburbs—Yes, I know, but this one had her pocket picked on the train with your Suuday ck shes and top- coming out, and lost both her purs¢ fot the architect of such a superbly de- | OF NEW FALL FURNITURE. CARPETS, | AND FURNISHINGS, You will find a stock here that will sur- prise you in its elegance and completeness. ‘the very newest patterns in Parlor, Bedroum and Dining-room Furniture are now ready for your inspection—also Carpets Crockery, Bed- wear, &c.—all on easy weekly or monthly payments. Carpets made, laid, and lined free of cost. No charge for waste in match- ing figures, MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, 817-819-821-823 7TH ST., N. w. Between H andI Streets] Northwest, Watson’s Park, AN IDEAL SUMMER RESORT GLED ECHO RAILWAY. WB ad : vine place - ge pe Bring your children and vusbands, bring their families, and enjoy an outing at this delightf SUMMER RESORT. — Shade eon oockeas snd wiles - Take F street car and continue your ride to GLEN ECHO junction. Take the car there for CHEVY CHASE, that s‘ops at the PARK ENTERANCE, If you take the avenue car, 7th or 14th street car for CHEVY CHASE and Change at the junction, take the GLEN ECHO car and come directly to watsons park. FRANK HUME Wholesale Grocer, | Parties contemplating going into the grocery business will 1 do well by visiting this firm. ; | 454 Penn Ave. IF you want a_ beautiful Brooche,a Hand Painted |! Minature Picture FKEE, | Send at once YOUR PHO TOGRAPH on Tin-Type and Receive a Hand Paint ed Frooche, These brooch’ es ace put in roiled gold frames. Every one guaran’ teed. «rc one dollar for 6 months subscription for THE BE or two dallars for one year. If you send in your subscription tor six months with your pict" ure you will receive one Brooch of yourself or any one whose picture you may send, One Years subscrip* j | entitle you to | tion will : Two Brooches, Call and | see sa’ ples or send your | WASHINGTON, D. C. 4t |C. B. BRAXTON " Comael == Bur, 2124 ith Street N. W. Given On All Work. Estimates Chee/ TELEPHONE MAIN 1768. Estas.isnen 1873- ropveraree™ | 8 HN BGO graph or tin-type to UNDERTAKERS, EMBALMEKS —aAND— Ihe Bee ing d | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. || wg 4th St. N.W Washington,D. | Offer special] indncement to classes in reading, music an singing. A | general musical and vor al instrection guranteed, Sohn Epnta’s music book and Mme Daly’s note chain method, For further imformation (, ESFUTA DA Y WILL N SEWING MACHINE Do not be deceived by those who ad- | vertise a $60.00 Sewing Machine for $20.00. This kind of a machine can | be bought from usorany ofour | dealers from $15.00 to $18.00, | WE MAKE A VARIETY. : Studio, Basement St. Augustines THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST cares iaeth Street bet. L and M. The Feed determines the strength or N. W. Monday and Tuessday on and The afterthe 2and, of September. Hours Double Feed combined with other | ¢ to8 p. m. strong points makes the New Home “| the best Sewing Machine to buy. | Tenors and bassors afford special . ita { showing the dif-| inducement to join Madam Daly’s : Write for CIRCULARS —— Ss ,0f classical chior apply in basementof Sewing | | we manufacture and prices before purchasing | St. Augustine Church. THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE 60. | ORANGE, MASS. | Erablished, 1866 98 Union Sq. N. Y., Chicago, IIL, Atlanta, Ga,, Bt Losin btox Son Francie csi GO BURNSTINE LOAN OFFIE, ge APPLY 1000 Maer Daty FOR SALE BY Goldand silver watches, diamonds jewelry, stols, guns, mechanic@ly tools, ladies and gentlemen’s wearing | appearal. Old gold and silver bought Seredesciad pledges for sale The Cathedral of Cologne. One would think that the identity signed building as the Cologne cathe- | | 2--al could not possibly be lost to the eT SD