The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 2, 1902, Page 8

eal City Items. HORN THE TAILOR. | ceeicaasien AMUSEMENTS i'The New Manifolding : if you want a good and chzaps u | —— = ne ae a eed - thes goto Horn’s the tailor. 63 pone : EXCE ' EXCELSIOR! XCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOR! Hammond Type THIRD ANNUAL EXCURSION OF YPEWriter, The Excelsior Club eo TO NOTLEY HALL i) Master Preston Middleton who ha been sick for several months is im- proving slowly. Special train for the delegates over the the Southern road to the Young . People’s Christian Congress. a0 Stewart M. Lewis will leave the city ERFECT shortly for Philadelphia and New Jer- ° and in sey on business, connected with the STEAMER 3 TRIPS 10 A. M. of oper: a RIVER eeneein sight. C “Major” Taylor the world’s champ- QUEEN 220:e Cae shuttles ion cyclist and wife were refused din-| writer for the ing room accomodation at Jersey City | | J } profess last week. - 6 Friday, August 8, 1902. The public needs no introduction as to who weare and the nature of ourex- cursion If you come once, you will come again. Go down in the morning, | give the children an outing and return before the crowd at 6.30 p. m. Mr. Alphonzo Harris, of this city has gone to Baltimore to assist his brother Mr. James Harris, whois in tha drug business ; MONUMENTAL ORCHESTRA, PROF. CHAS. HAMILION, Director. F street northwest before he begins to Tne Ciuo: Mr. Wm R. S.xnith, Pres Mr. Edward I’. Johnson, Vice-pres., Mrs. Julia Layton has been app vnt- | : £ f > Mr ik » Pres, 3 i : , a a ie Lae ppant- | repuild. Now isyour time to have @) Mr. Wm. H. Tibbs, Treasurer, Mr. Thos, 5. Palmer, Secretary, Mr. Henry after having p assed a successful mae suit of clothes made ata sacrifice. | T. Swann Mr. Chas. S. Piper, Mr. James T. Jones, Mr. J Ww. W st, Mr, : se examit yen ; |Chas. H. Young, Mr Wm. J. Edwards, Mr. [bos. S. Palmer, Chairman. service examination. Mr. R. W. Thompsoa, Managing Ed-| HARPER'S FERRY, _PICTURE- Fare 2 sf i 25C 521 NINTH STREET, N itor of the Colored American has been] SQUE AND BEAUTIFUL, Was a Beets Deeds Office by Recorder Dancy. EIGH! tIMESIN tHREE YEAR ! HARPER'S FERRY. ‘TH ATrl = = —— = — Lawyer P. W. Frisby has had placed THE SHENANDOAH VAL-* FER ERE EEE EE ES KONN KN KEK EE PEL See ee hts, Long » Tark ols, Golf TO in his office a large 2,0co pound double LEY. Z % door combination safe. The Supreme ies ia % This is the S f B: H 4 Court during its June term appvinted Where the three States of Virginia, % eason for bargains te Pe him administrator of a very valuable | West Virginia and Marylard come to- | i é =e ‘J opto gether; where the Potomac and se 3 >henandoah Rivers unite; where the | remem = * 2 LEI 3 ae % Mr. E. J. Hourihane’s grocery store} towering steeps of the Blue Kidge end ‘ x a 5 es & % southeast corner of 4th and N streets, } abruptly, frowning upon the beights The Negro Young Peopie’s Christian and Educa-|% 3 west, is one of the finest in the] of Maryiana and Bolivar Heights in = a C * 3 Everything in this store is up-to- | West Virginia, lies the quaint historic | tional Congress Atlanta, Ga., August 6-11, "9. | % - : date. Goods promptly delivered to all} town of Harper’s Ferry, John Brown ‘ 5 parts of the city. bapuzed it in bieod 1859. when he} SO — rd n OSs id : captured the town and the U.S. Arsen | For the especial accommodation of delegates and vi rs 2 “ % re - Bc Mga 4 t al 2 moda lelega and visitors to the § Meet me on the board walk at the}al and made his final and fatal above congress, the Southern Ratlway w ill operate a special train, bd 5 Bay Shore Hotel, Old Fein Va.,Sun-| stand in the engine nouse (known | Washingion, D. C., to Atlanta, Ga., leaving Washington August * 4 bier ee aoe a ae aa afterwards as joan Brown’ Fort ), 4th, at 8.30 P.M, arriving Atlanta, Ga., 3.50 P. M., the following «& % giehde OF Ks = “Gee < [ene 1c Baltimore & Ohio Rail- day. ‘thi; train will be composed of Puliman Buffet Sleepers and * % 2a ay, ey oe at© P-l}road A plainshaft, simpiv inscribed, first-class day coaches and every facility will be furnished for * % nh gale i re “ ey 3°} now marks the location, the comfort and pleasure ofthe route. Tickets will be placed on * % a.m. Departmental tf FD ‘pes Again in 1851, grim visaged wa sale August 2ad to 4th, inclusive,.and valid for return fifeen days % 8 Fare round trip $2'50. F. ©, | sciezed the viliage and helt it ughtia from date of sale. Round trip rate $19.00. Pullman double $4.00 * ~ Manager. = grasp for neary four pte ae in each direction. Board in Atlanta will be $1.00 per day, The Pe b : al “- . 1 deeds that were done, and the tales | six g t stitutions of lea ning have all opened th 4 s fe = 4 ne fa ts Excelsior Club will give on | six great in oflea g eallopened their doors for Peietcrecpancr ent to Notice }that are told concgrning Harper’s| entertainment, so that there will be no question about comfortable % 4 Hall oa the swift and commodious Ferry fill volumes. ee lodgings and board. Persons desiring tu avail themselves of these % 4% steamer the River Queen, Friday Aug. The heights at Harper’s Ferry guird | low rates and special train facilities, should make known this fact % % Sth “To Se a is aiwaahe civer ed th Shenandoah Valiey. it was a} in advance to any one of the undersigned so that Pullman berths, *® 5 with the Excelsior Club will be like most important stronghold to be de-| if desired, may be reserved, and sufficient number of coaches ar- % We have nearly 200 Instruments 4 missing. y wacation. Take aera when some great Ca.paign Was ranged for the accommodation of the party on this special train; % | N of whichare good eerie pl seoct them bavean |e anned by either army- Rev. G. L. P. Taliaferro, Rev, C. I. Walker, D. D., : on hand, Manyof whichare good 6 children mone _— rere coal gs ty From Harper’s Ferry the Shenan- | 1842 Lombard Su. Phila., Pa. 161 West 53rd St., New York. > as new, but way b low the new ‘ outing with the Excelsior Doy-. doah Division of the Baltimore & Ohio | Rev. W. M. Alexander, Rey. W. Bishop John- on, * P i ne ‘ R.R. eelenas pons ard fo Snares | McMechen St., Baltimore, Md Washiagton, v. C, & price, ‘ . . 4 eee st ere | tOoWN, Winchester arrisonburg and | ror any additional infurmation, please address: A. S. Thweatt *% THE NEGRO YOUNG PE )PLE’S| Lexington. Battlefields surround the | EF. P. A., 1185 Broadway, New York, N. Y., C. L. Hopkins, D. P. * t CHRISIFIAN AND EDUCATLION-] vil-age in all directions. _ j A , 828 Chesnut st. Philadelphia, ¥a,, S. E. Berges; TF. PoA., % T rms to Suit ** ‘ AL CONGRESS, ATLANTA, GA.|_, Send stamp for Ractlefield Map, D. 120 East Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md., Ande:son Bros, Ticket %® er ay eee B. Martin, Mgr. Pas’ Lraffic, Balti Agents, Charlottesville, Va., O. D. Wilson, C. P. & , 722 ’ u ‘ ae , AUGUS , 2 Pmore a. BN usun, Gen’l Fas’r| Main St., Lynchburg, Va, W. Westbury, D. P/A fast Main « Org n fr m ee $5 * a} EOW RATES FROM ALL POINIS| Agent, Chicago, Ill. j St., Richmond, Va., L. S. Brown, General Agent, 705 15th St, N. = a s ° if p ‘ ‘ t IN THE SOUTH TO ATLANTA, W., Washington, D, c. & . ss ’ $e oe GA. VIASO ERD IL mrater Hy x a ssen- | } aes ech aes . >A. VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY —_— rwick, “2:iPasse=-| $ Pianos 1Ou & Dates of sale and limit. ‘Ticket will] DEER PARK HOPS PARK] Washington, D.C. * & ae h { f MD MOST DELIGHIFUL | ‘ rom points withiaa radius ¢ SUMMER, RESURT OF | * Ss ‘ ee pe THE ALLEGHENIES. | ae . aunders ayman O. & Sx See SE eee eee LEG: * Sweept by mountain breezes, 2,800} a ce & 122 ~ J J { es evel. Absolutely tree| PETER GROGAN. = : é & 347 Y Set MW ‘ fever and mosqui| 3 CREDIT FOR ALL WASHINGTON sa ae erat i Psa | KLAKLAKLA KALA LKLKLSLALRLL MLL LABRLBSMKLALAAL AAG nout char of cars| g F ) ST i ites via Baltimore! 3 — T Gaskins } N * : beg Every modern con- | ¢ . ) ministration. | ESTABLISED i842 ESTABLIS » 1842 : ite with : Open an A aving fo te Sanmemeg th ~ } wiing Allevs, ery Servce. Annapolis! ¢ And get the ny Band. Hotel remode aah M t da conveuiences and I hings you aeee at cage ‘pees Hy Have stood the test for hout, All cottages : begrante f sixty years. When buy tor the season, t to September ° ee ae nd information address Ss us you are de al- 4 f BuRWELL, Manage ee o ty ‘ ing direct from the manu- | R. & O. Central Building, Baltimore, Pr ee _ ae ae facturer. Md , until June Ist, <r that lime, CR : the Dutiict of Colman he } Deer Park Garrett County. Md, i E a rk of the Pr : WE WAY The River Queen under nent of Mr. L. J. Woollen is open|f§ We tack I Deni Taken in trade which we cans pen Need on gton Law Rey nd the Wa Du: : NC. ae $35) f pusi Co at once and select ee a ss ee ee Goldsporo, N. C 15.33 | vour Mattings low PRICES srrvrer Greenwood, Mis: 3 | Greensboro, N. 12.05 Down Free Broggie — UPRIGHT PIANOS AS r reenville, 5S. U.... & AR K END SEA : : ‘ i eee BS LOW AS _- , rab dal ie SHOR CURSIONS. There isn’t a_ single enders d abe) assess v 7 z : : = Wak < Hunisvi Ala... . Tickets good end on all trains Fri- yard in this great stoc< $125 Square Pian $25 0 a $15 K Ege ines Vand anti at rate of $6.00 for|@ of Mattings that we hesi- 5 s 0S , UlZans ‘ 3 Loui Ky... | the round trip te , Cape|@ tateto guarantee for dur aes RS Va.--<-- | oe Sea Isle City sia weed ability. he very best ermso suit ——.— pa con, x3 . 1* i; neg. Memphis, Tenn... |@ Chinese and Japanese nr aeie ces are : = | weaves are here, and we e 5 Morristown, Tenn. Se ee }@ tack them down free of aie 1e ' Norfolk, Va >|. If you want to spend a pleasant “ : ein SUBSCRIBE NOW... { | Raleigh: N.C. summer in Virzinia, wkere you will| cost- We can cov er . ; Richmond, Va i 5 | have first class meals and enjoy fish your doors with mattings IF you want a_ beautiful 531 11TH STREETN. vw. brooche,a Hand Painted Miniature Picture FKEE, Send at once YOUR PHO’ J. C. Conliff, Mer. ng, Address M lillie Fietcher, Box 22 Lincoln, ‘Rome, Ga Selma, Ala, pace Spartanburg, 5. C Washington, D. C.. West Point, Miss Winona, Miss ie Winston Salem, N. C...... ..... for less money than any | @ other house in town. Our Refrigatorsand ice’chests are warranted to give complete satisfaction, All sizes are here, and you can help yourself on cre Tin-Type and Receive a Hand Paint ed Frooche. These brooch‘ €s are put in roiled gold frames. Every one guaran’ | S22 TA WMMLLE Onaga fH 600 Ht —v Incorporate d.) First-class service = Atlanta, Ga. Is thecapital of Geor- gia, and one of the most beautiful cit- be : x : Bee or two dallars : ies in the State, and great preparations : r ' sss . as emails S : are now being anaes take care of dit. Da gler V aperand | for one year. If you send EUVWARD AMBLER, Leader | Buy pure food that apr .32 Cal. Migh-PressureSmokeiese = . - j ir your subs-ription t 5 your appetite the delegates and othcrs attending the Blue-flame Oil Stoves | < h B-sepsege 208 a rt EEE See | Congress. The Congress. Is a gen- a six months with your pict- MUSIC FURNISHED FOR |, ; a «ral mecting of the colored people, in- IN MODEL 1893 are just the thing for Jj) ure you will receive one {LL OCCASION. Old Homestead and Grandmas <luding the various church orgauiza- if summer cooking We | spat ot yourself or any i oe JN | : tions of the country. Each Church, e o. to furnish ae | one whose picture you may Terns Retzonadle, Brads, baked by Bost ; Sunday School, Epworth League, our ai line of Mode! “93 || @ have all staada d sizes ee Gus Years subscrip* Gucers Wess ing Co., fill the ie C E vor Soci BY. for the sew .32 Caliber HIG: ins : oe | will entitle you to : Silesia are the dent bodies of educatioval tusututions pee =r Pg a gr — |@ credit. psi aie ples or send your | Eteblisn.: | Best Breads in Town are entitied to send delegates, and 1 2,000 “feet per second, making it ubsription with Photo | : ea,risss | graph or tin-type to | r. Look is expected that much good wiil be ac- pany haat eae ponnypery ogg Peter Gro an complished at this Congress, Ail are ception of the.30-40 U.S. Army. g 5 urged to begin making their prepara tions for this occasion. Detsiled intor- ey mation can be secured by addressing Kev. I, Garland Penn, Atlanta. Ga, Equipment. The equipment ty “i Es Ps Soutnern Railway is of the very = peers aman on an mann mick Weance_ tee Fanos and «rains are operated Ou fast sched, ¢ op cnt Se aies. For further information Tegard- 4 ing railroad rates, schedules, elc., call Ihe Bee Printing C0. ll; Geldandsllver sages sacra. | as ovr bread is imitatedeverY ‘Os . jewelry, stols i | 1109 1” Street, Northwes' heprecgee + guns, mechanicel, a a. shies tools, ladies and gentlemen’s wearing | BOSTON DaKkING ¢ PANT appearal. 817, 819, $23, 7th Stret, N. W. Batween H and [ Sts,, Siscad oat Some regard or propriety was |-—————-———______ manif is the title Old gold and silver bough ted by a widower in Kansas. * Presperity is the Issue’ 119-129 Ist Street, Foot “ for a caliber larger than .30, Jus o weeks after burying his fe . Uni on any Southern Railway Agent, ot a her ao ee — peat te ¥ eks after burying his} ofthe great speech of United States Unred: Grounds addres W. H. Taylor, Assistant to give best results with married another, and several | Senator Jacob H. Gallinger of New Jnredeemed pledges for sale i General Passenger Ag Atianta, eee OLIN. bors came to serenade} Hampshire, recently delivered in the Ga., C. A. benscoter, Assistant Ge - « log of rifles, shot. i horns, ete.. The. dis-| Semate at Washington. The .peech c eral Passenger Agent, Chatianooga, guns, ammanition, etc., cover in racket brought him to the} #@S been issued in document form by HARLES STEIFF. BOSTON BAKIN i Tenn., G. B Alien. Assistant Geuera Qcolors, mailed for three stamps. dn. Une eed de ew the American Protective Tariff Lee This is f f ¥ 3 * S «| Send postal card requ - sis one of the best knowu piano| Ifyou want goo Passenger Agent, S:. Louis, Mo., Ww THE MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO. » such an uproar at for free copy. | manufacturers and sellers m A, Turk, Passenger A k for Document in the | purchased fr : S. H. Hardwick, Gen NEW HAVEN, =: CONNECTICUT a funeral has been #0] W. F. Wakeman, General’ Secretary, nats Sib re want a first class |Co., 119 to 129 7 Agent, Washington, D. C. : A 135 West 23rd Si. New York a ae nt dgn't fail to cail on him. | United States C e ee adver.isement ia another column, | best bread in the 7 , —. “emt ‘ amilies use this bread