The Washington Bee Newspaper, November 30, 1901, Page 8

io So age ing ave ea . F. Smothers, 1827 7th st. n, w. C. W. Chapman, I500 14th st, WHERE THE REE ISSOLD | [xon's Barber Shop, 1745 L n.w. ¥. F. P ummer cor. 2nd and H sts. beiiar’s rug Store, r6th & M sts n.w. W Bishop johnson |r.,12th & R sts.n.w. ®. S. mith, 7th and Pomeroy, n. w* Don’t fail to subscribe forjTHE BEE. Our triends will understand that Denty Simms & Uo., 1519 4th street, northwest will give you the best bar gain in coal and wood. Wolf's Vienna Restaurant and busi mess mens Lunch Cafe 635 D street northwest, is one of the best.and up to date Saloons in the city. You can get the best at Wolf's. Their free| Third Street, between H and ISts.,|13t5 14thSt.N.W., Washington,D. luncé counter is without an equal. S. H. Hines the 14th street under taker is not only doing a retail busi ness, but is one of the largest whole sale dealers this side of New York. Col. Hines has just returned from Norfolk and other southern cities where he has large interests in the undertaking business, Attorney Thomas L. Jones, delivor eda very eloquent speech at the As bury M. E. Church last Evening which was highly entertaing. There There were fully soo people present who paid flattering compliments to the eloquent speaker. A Worthy Citizea, Idesireto make mention of one of @ur .prominent citizen of the District, mamely, Mr. J Murray Dove, coal mer chant 21st and I Sts, northwest. Dur ing the last blizzard we had here in Washington, when other coai dealers were charging soc per bushel for coal, Mr. Dove only charged poor folks 20c per bushel, regardless of color, such action on the part of Mr. Dove is worthy of mention anda all poor people in the District should re- member his kindness to less fortunate fellow creatures at that terrible time, and as no mention has ever been made ofthe affair, Itakeitupon myself to Praise his charitable and ‘christian action. Mrs. M. L. D. Cooper. GOOD LOTS. @Ssm Hundred and Fifty. New is your time to purchase afew lots trom 50 dollars and up, between Cape May Court House and Cape May City, N.J., andovly one half of mile from the Atlantic ocean. It is one of the bestoffers that has ever been made The Geo. H. White Land and Improv ment Company will give you a gauran teed title. Hon: Geo. H. White is the Secretary, treasurer and manager Look for full particulars in an column oft per. r FOR SALE. A_ Fine mule, wagon, harness and fhuckester license for sale, cheap. Apply mat the B office er 503 D street n.w. COW’S CURIOUS FIX. Was Caught by Its Hindquarters While Trying to Jump Through Fork of a Tree. Those who are the possessors of cattle will appreciate the drawing which is shown re, for no doubt they have at some time or other been CAUGHT BETWEEN THE FORK under the necessity of resching their cows from ticklish and ofen danger ous positions into which the animals have strayed. The unfortunate cow Shown here apparently attempted to jjJump through the fork of the tree, @nd was caught by its hindquarters. The fact remains, however, that the unfortunate asimal was never re- leased from its queer position, and Was discovered by the anxious farm- er some days after its absence was noticed, hanging dead in the position shown EX-SENATOR REAGAN. Only Surviving Member of Confed- erate Cabinet Critically Ill at His Texas Home, Judge John H. Reagan, who is crit- Qealty ill at his home in Palestine, Tex., is the only ving member of the cabinet of Jefferson Davis, the late president of the confederacy. The dis- | ‘tinguished old Texan is a type of | southern gentleman that is rapidly» away. He was born 85 years ee, and drifted, when nto this section of the | In 1856 Texas sent him to | four years later he re- | at to become postmaster secretary cf the treas- net. He teok a part in the reconstruction of the south as an adviser of President Johnsor Secretary Seward, and in 1887 Te made him a United States Senator. He will be remembered as the author, with Senator Cullom, of Tilinois, of the interstate commerge Jaw. | OF HE SECONDB APTIST HURCH, “The Lord is in His Holy Temple, vet all the earth keep Silence before Him,” N. W. Rev. W. Bishop Jobnson,D. D., Pastor. took place Sunday, Nov. 3 1901, and will continue witht hree ser- | vices cach Sunday and preaching services each night in the week: ‘Saturday excepted) until Friday | Nov. 29, on whieh evening the Church will give a Grand Reception to the Ministry of the city. The choirs of’ the different churches whose pastors have been invited to preach, will ac- company their respective pastors, thus giving a musical feast as well as a flow of eloquence. The church will make the month of November memor- | able in its history, and all lov- ers of God and truth are invited to be present. Come hear some of the ablest pulpit orators in the city and country. Each member will con- tribute $2.00 during the rally and the friends have promised to give liberally. The following is the order of exer- cises : Sunrise Prayer Meeting, led by Father Rowles. Sunday School zt g:30 A. M, 11 A. M., Dedieatory Ser- mon by Virginia’s most gifted orator and scholar, Pref. Gregory W. Hayes, | Pres.dent of Virginia Seminary and {| College, Lynchburg, Va. 3 P. M. Rev. G. W. Lee, D. D., Vermont Avenue Baptist Church attended wy his choir. | 8 P. M. Rev. W.H. Brooks, D.D., 19th Street Baptist Church attended by his! choir. Monday evening, Nov. 4—Rev. A. Wilbanks. Virginia Avenue Baptist Church, attended by his choir. Tuesday evening. Nov. 5—Rev. J. C. | Dent, Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, at- tended by his choir. Wecnesday evening Nov. 6—Rev. J. I. Loving, Enon Baptist Church, HE DADIEATOY SERVES "=~ | tung = py, | Wolf's WASHINGYON BEE. Meals Served at all Hours. Fine Wines, Liquors, [oN and Cigars, VIENNA RESTAURANT, Business Mec’s Lunch 11:30 to 2:30 15 cents. Ladies and Gents Dining Rooms Upstairs Furnished Rooms for Gentlemen Only, 635 D Street. N. W. 2124 ith Stroet N. w. Estimates Cheer! Given On All Work. TELBPRONE MAIN 1768. ESTABLISHED 1873 5, HL HINE & 60 UNDERTAKERS, EMBALMEKS roxenacoinscrons. | 2 GGhOh Killen? Dunis & kiados New Yorx OUR CANDIES MADE DAILY. Wholsale and Retai!__ _—_—_—\ g18 Seventh Street, Northwest WASHINGTON, D. C. Wholesale Grocer, fhe Goplul Soe pany, We have a fine line of Men’s Women’s and Children’s SHors and RUBBERS, Parties contemplating going into the grocery business will do well by visiting this firm 454 Penn Ave. WASHINGTON. D. C. | This store is conducted and managed | by colored men. J. H. HANDY, | Manager | 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE | |; COLUMBUS 733 Seventh, N. W. (eastside) a lIMATTER AND MEN’S FURNISH ER, Trape Marks Desicns Copyricuts &c. Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communica- tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive special notice, without charge, in the Scientific American, Latest Styles in Neckwear Gloves, Hosiery,. Suspen- ders &c. Latest fall Derbys $1.00 and up. and choir. Thursaay, Nov. 7—Rev. D. G. Hill, D. D. Metropolitan A. M. E. church, and choir, Friday, Nov. 8—Rev. A. B. Hamm, Mt. Airy Baptist Church. Sunday, Nov. 1o—11 A. M., Rev. J. A. Taylor, D. D., Shiloh Baptist Church and choir. 3 P. M., Commun- ion Service, conducted by Rev. G. W. Lucas, First Baptist Church, Bladens- burg; Rev. Phillip Stewart, Mt. Jez- reel Baptist Church; Rev. R. C. Herbert, Mt. Olive Baptist Church; Rev. W. H. Johnson, Beulah Baptist | Church, xandiia Va. 8 P, M., Rev. A. C. Garner, Plymouth Congre- gational Church Monday evening, Nov. 11—Rev. W. J. Howard, Zion Babtist Church, S. W., and choir. Tuesday evening, Noy. 12—Rey. R V. Peyton, Mt. Horeb Baptist Church Wednesday evening, Nov. 13—-Rev. James H. Lee, Third Baptist Church and choir. Thursday evening, Nov. 14—Rev. E B. Gordon, Walker Memorial Baptist Church, and Rev. J. R. Richardson, ; Rehoboth Baptist Church. The choir | of Rehoboth Baptist will sing. Friday evening, Nov. 15—Rev. j. W. E Harris, Miles Memoral, C. M. Church, Sunday November 17—11 A. M Rev. Harvey Johnson. D. D. North Street Baptist Church, Baltimore, Md. 3 P. M., Rev. I. L. Thomas, Asbury M. E Church and choir. 8 P. M., Rey. D. F. Rivers, Berean Baptis3 Church and choir, Monday evening, Nov ee N. Abbey. D. D., Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church and choir. Tuesday evening, Nov. 19—Rev. W. it Robinson, First Baptist Uburch, S. W., and choir. Wednesday evening, Nov. 20—Rev. W. P. Gibbons, Ph. D., Mt. Carmel Baptist Church and choir. Thursday evening, Nov. 21—Rev. W. MH. Gaines, Mt. Zion M. E. Church. West Washington, and choir. Fridsy evening, Nov. 22— Rev. Dr. Nixon, People’s Congregational Church. Sunday, Nov. 24—11 A. M., Rev. J. F. Chestnut, Central M. E. Church. 3 P. M., Rev. J. H. Griffin, Ebenezer, M. E. Church and choir. 8 P. M., Rev. James L. Pina, St. Phillips Bap. tist Churca. Monday evening, Nov. 25—Rev. D. E. Wiseman, Colored Lutheran Chui ch. Tuesday evening, Nov. 26—Rev. B. i Bolding, D. D., John Wesley A. M. . Zion Church and choir. Wednesday evening, Nov. 27—Rev. J. H. Hill, Frist Baptist Church, West Washington, and choir. Tharsday, Thanksgiving, 11 A. M> Special sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. Bishop Johnson, D. D. The choir of Second Baptist Church will sing. 8 P. M., Great Mass; Meeting of True Re- formers of the District of Columbia. Addresses by eminent gentlemen con- nected with the Order. Friday evening, Nov. 29, Reception to the Ministry ofthe District of Col- umbia. Let every one come and worship the Lord. W. BisHop Jounson, D. D. Pastor. He Ought to Be Able. ylvania man who has farm expects to raise raising greenbacks.—. mes-Star. : Cost of Crime, Criminals are very expensive mem- bers of the community. They cost the People of this country about $1,000,- 000,000 a year. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir- calation of any scientific journal, |Terms, $5 a ;. four months, y newsdealers. are * hisis the place where you will get worth jof your money. Call and| ONE PRICE. ranch Office, 625 F St. Washington, D, ect our goods. “Bverything in the Music line,” ole Agents for WEBER, IVES & POND, ESTEY, FISER, LUDWIG AND FE — PianoS= Lowes ices ic. ic Books, Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos, Etc., Fic., a . ‘ae enLEinine Organ, an Orchestra in your own house one with little practice can play any piece ol eked Spoon Beett en Symphony or Wagner Overture to a 4 foody and Sankcy ymn. Prices 1¢n $50 upwards. 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Pharmacy College, $70. All Students Must Register Before. REST.AURAIT, October 12, 1901. AcapEMy. | For Catalogve or Further Information | apply to | F.J.SHADD,M.D.,Secretary, | Washington, D.C. gor R St., N. W far G00 etl! Buy pure food that appe: to your appetite. 820 Sra STREET, N. W WASHINGTON, 1 Opposite KAVN'S. | Lad es and Gent’s Cafe Upsta Here can be found all the de icac! own to gastronomy, careful!) s¢.¢ct €d by the proprietors and prepare a well known club chef. Al! le brands of Wines, Liquors and ciga! imported and demestic Old Homestead and Grandm + Bak- shere Breads, baked by Bost: ing Co., fill the bill are the Best Breads in Town —STUDIO OF— zcese COIMMDIO. Negro A CONDON searticle, PICTURES ENLARGED sedevery” In Grayon, Pastel, Oil and Water Colors. . For Sale by your Gre for your label to # are gettirg the ger’ as our bread is imi where. BOSTON BAKING! MPANY S. Capito! 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