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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-06

The retail license held by Catharine Beech,
in the First ward of Ashland, was trans
ferred to Thomas Fulin.
The license of David Weiss, in Porter
township, was transferred to Monroe f,
Salada.
The license held by NJ Dowd, in the Fifth
ward of Mahanoy City, was transferred to
Joseph Dabkus.
The license Of Charles Freel, of McAdoo,
was transferred to William J. Hennessy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-06

A sure Cure for Coughs and Colds.
That's what Pan-Tiua is, 25c. AT Gruhle
Bros, drug store
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-06
BY THE WAYsIDE.

When men run for public Office they
usually give their reasons, if they have any
other than the desire for the cmoluments of
the same. Mr.. Shepherd has not yet given
any good reason why he should represent
this district in Congress. But then, Watson
wants TO draw the salary, you know.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Bur Dea0tnn0.

g8fr Ienfet Die 9lttfnterfiattfeit
4&etferer 9cfer eass befOaocrS amf
Ole 4te1t criGtencte .@r6miemltite,
aus wcI1er jeSer Sefer, oer fetst
announcement etn SaDr trn 8OraitS
besablt, lid eim Sa0 OSer SttS
&p1blctt fattt.
g]5efonoere @ea6tttt0 nerOtetett
fertter Die att anSerer SteIe att9e=
set8ten Srdmiet, BET octet elite
DerB6ltntBw6Bi9 8eritt9e 3ni0Iagsz
sablttn9 rerIangt iuirS- 9tefeIbets
itttS icbr f~or9f6Gttg 9etpd9Gt 1ttto
4ttr G~infamfe im sroBemt @aBfabe
erna0eIi6en 10 biat9e 9e5n8sbe=
Stm9Mn9en+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

8ismard purbe am SubeGtdge bes
&ei9s ni6t nlr nit 19rtftGi9en nnb tels@
erap6if9en @bren6e5eugungen iiberi9iittet,
fDnbern audi in Sriebri9srub felbft ging's
fefli9 au. Die Mu1iffapeGe bes 2auenz
burger SGger>8utaiIOns cOn8ertirte. Ser
Mltrei6sfqn3ler fibIte fib pO6l genug, NIT
ben Mufifern ldngere 3eit gu ipre3en, nnb
er IieB es fi9 nibt nsbmen, ie gu betpirt9cn
unb qls GiebenspIrbiger 8irt6 unter feiaen
GGFen gu bertpeiGen. Sober Der WfuItter
erbieIt liberties siu Gef@eHt DON i9u1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

0nTere 3rdnnter.

Sn SoIgenbem Der0ffentli9en mir bas
9er5ei9niB Der Bidder unb 8ilber, mel3e
mir in bieIem Sabre an Dorausbe5ab<
enbeMbonnenten bertbeilen tDerDen.
Sir Die sabIrei9en neuen 2efer %unieres
Blattes t9eilen mir np9mals Die 8ebingunz
gen nit:
Sober Qbonnent, peG9er amber ber
@btragung etnatger &udFGn<
be ben 8etrag zines Su6resabonnements
nit 2 Dollars an uns einI9idt, lam aus
Der na9fte6enben 2iite Elm 8u9 ooer 8ilb
fpdbIen, tpel9es linn na9 @mpfaag oes Sell
bes pOrtofrei 5ugeteGt perben pirb.
Sin Nbonnent bes @o9enbluttes, tpeGz
der, anftatt cine prGmie gu b%eunipruhen,
es por3ie6t, einen Sabrgang bes Weften Qtz
terarif9e Musgabe) gum bdl6en preife, B.
+. fir 1 9olIar gu erbalten, bat 3 Dollars
brett an uns ein5ui enben. 9afir erbdlt er
bic beiben 8IGtter (Wo9enblatt unb @eften)
pDrtofrei auf elm Sabr suqei9idt, olfo 104
9ummern, tpeI9e auf 1880 Spulten foOiet
2efetpff ent6alten, tpie so ftdrfe 8dnos gez
p0bnGi9en 8u9formats. 9emna9 foifet
bic Summer gGei9 einem 8u9e bon $50
Seiten tpeniger a1s 6 Gents.
Quf cine 8rdmie bat 9erienige, pel9er
8 Dollars fir beibe 8IGtter einienbet, feinen
NnTOru9. 9enn bier beftebt Die 9rdmie
eben barin, baB er einsn Sabrgdng oes @es
fen, Der Ionf stoei Dollars toften niirbe,
fir nu1 etttett Dollar er5dlt. : M2tt am
beren 8orten: er er6dGt BON benz BretTe Der
beiben 8IGtter, pe19e einaeln iebes 2 9ol=
lars foten, etnen Na6lab bDn Is procent.
@er MIR elm 8Iutt fir 2 Dollars nimmt,
erbdGt onitatt biefes 9a6lafes i'm 9reiie
Elm Bud ober elm 8iI0 aIs BrGmie. !9ier 1T
bic 8ii9erItite:
y &eiie6tlber BON 9srmann Ruifer. Cine
DEMONSTRATING Der geiitOOIen0aeiie=
beri9te bes berftorbenen @befrebafz
tours Der SG. @taats>3eitung, nebf
einem po6lgetroffenen Bib unb eiuem
fur3en 2ebensa6riB bes 8erfaffers.
p Sn. @tautsz3 eitungsz8 a1enber fir 1896.
@eI9madbou ausgeftattet unb nit
rei4baGtigem 2efsitoff perle6en.
~ Die SamiGis 8u9bola, bon SuliusStinbs.
Often Jreunben frii4enSumors beftens
empfo6len. BON btefem 8ub finb rrei
3beile erf9ienen. Sci 8efteGungea
molten bic 2efer gefl. angeben, O5 iie
ben erIten, stpeiten o6er britten Sbetl
piini9en.
g. Seire's &et1ebiloer.
g. 9eine's 8u9 Der 2ieber.
y &bn's beutf9 : omeritantf3er 9olmets
f9er. Sin pruftii9es 9un6bu9 CUR
@rIernung Der engIif4en Spra4e obne
2ebrer.
Ser 8ilOerOorratb umfuBt bic foGgenben
y1ummern:
IL 9uiier @iGbelm I. ouf Dem Gtsrbe>
bett. Sin S%eIbrudbtlb in Der @rDBe
20X30 3ou. Sir ie6en 9eutf6en
tpirb bieies 8iGb elm tpertbooGes@e6entz
bIatt on ben Deritprbsnsn 9~elbentaiier
fem.
12) &aifer WiGbeIm II. unb&aiierin Mugu>
fa 8tttoria.
13) Shirt 8ismard.
Ia @raf Moltte.
15) @apit Sep XIII.
16) 9as @benbmabl. Gin 9elbrud mad
benz beriibmten 9emalbe bon 2eOnarbo
ba @inci.
ID @6riitu5 am Greu5.
49, Nupolcpn's &idaug BON Wtostuu. Gin
Selbrud mad MeifOnier's Meiiterpert.
Die Quittung fir eingef9idtes @elb err
foI9t auf benz fletnen gelben 3etteL bur9
@erdnberuns bss Monats un6 Der Sabress
sabG.
Stefer 3etteG seist iebem 2eier, Biz gu
peIdem Datum er ge5ablt bat unb mag
idumtge 3ubGer eIei95eitig an ibre 8ers
pfIi9tung erinnern.
8riefe unb @elber obreiiire man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Srau Stranger.
msft genb, Soma.

gor uuqefq6r apei Sabren babe i3 mir
6os ao6bu6 pon Srau erica angef3afTt,
cS6 6abe {eitber fleiBigen gebrou3 baDon
S osmmaht unb fann nibt umbin, S9nen NIT
sntheilen. baB es unii6ertrefflt9, ia unter
00nsn mir bsfannten 8o9bii3ern, Die i3 no@
oeprift babe, bas ulerbefte TT. pie BARN
9noeoebenen &e3epte iinb ausge5et9net, 1ao
ho5e if es T6on alien meinen Sreunoinnen
dufs fpdrmff e empfoblen. Sd tperbe ME
fpieber p6ne bies ni9t genus gu f3dB'nOs
3o9bu9 iein.
Mmanba 81. &eui9.
@lm6urf, Su., 10. Sftober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Termination. Webr.

Bennington, Webr.
0as @o6bu6 bon SSrau @rica babe t9 nun
iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir pdbrenb bieler
9eit man9en treuen 9ienft g%eleitet. Sos
nett ih es erprobt babe, muB i'd iagea, oGB
es oQen biQiqen MnforDerungen, Die man
an Elm Iol6es 8uA itelen tann, poltommen
entfpri9t. Sd m0hte oa1elbe nt9t snts
G6riitine Mertef.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Sarm>Qn5etoen>

90 sht feline 8etums, wd6e cine 70 wes @9bretuus inter ben Sornsrn, ipeNM
antg benen bs mefens bot mm bas go9mbot Der "Sanos StoatS3Htn"s". Sas TT
cine onafaunteS baHabe
Sm 6Olse beKen etnet f@ Ote anssabe unfrr 3etuns gang beOnbTs 5n geanns
mohmuoeu Don Soum. gerfaufn, DOT gustau3en, gennMtben oberG rpo9tn Doh 6ms
men. neI ber6qupt fir gupigen, md6e mad ugmS me9er Gt9tuns Don Snterene tr
GS nmr fir Qete wdbe III fenen Sri91ten mobnGI.
Inn ben ple1 gnnoqen barefenb Die Qmie pn an3isen tmg o6mbatt gu sensaL
oa, rrh n5g6suuobacbenb: Sir sew6bnGde aniseu III netuu s6nft fam f6 Sober
S,m as sdba brpbnen, mbem rbes g8rt 4 Gents tOFt. Snrbei lift eb@ gu bemer
bcs fir feline gumiee memger ais s1OO bae9mt mrS.
@rose 2lnset9cm display adv fOfen 70 Gents per" @soh"S5e
aufGoe umo qufaseu fumn prOmpte GrebtsuHs.
Suinois Staats'eitune g.,
Ubtrnpp, ell.
VNEmAMw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

ssrau @rica's &o6bu6 fonn ib nur m
pfeblen, finbe bafelbe fir bic ameritant13e
&ii9e portreffli9. S9n. &atbartne.
pittsburgb, pa., IA. Nop. 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
rs Gents
pprtofrei BON unS beaie6en.
5l'nois Staots~ 3eitung Co.,
Chicago, gu.

9~1aditebenb oer6ffentli6en mir einige BON 6en aablreid5en Nn=
erfennun9s16reiben, IN Oenen 6eut1d=amerifani19e Sa1sfralten i6rer
Nnfbt. aber Ben gserH6 bueies 8u6es Nusbrud geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

cs6 6obe bos beutI9>amerituniI3s Sod
bn6 fe6r fleiBig gebrou3t, unb es bat 1t9
att betpGbrt. g5a6 meiner &nii3t 1T IS oas
Sste in Ser Welt, es lit Elm gutter 9ausbalter.
ginIisoenb finben sic ben 8etrog Tur Elm
smeitss beutI 6zamerifanii4es &o9bu9 BON
Sssron grica, tpel9ss Sic mir alsbulo 3u@
idideu poaen. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

0ie @eme5uela>g ommiffiOn bielt Sreitag
oemGB benz in Der leBten Spe5ialiibung ent=
iporfenen programm ibre erite regelmdBtge
tpDaentli6e @ibung ab. @ammtli9e Mit=
olieber batten iib 81 berielben eingefunoen.
0as Sauptgef9dft tpel4es erleOigt tDurOe,
Die Gatgegennabms zines tbsiIpst1su
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

|. Srau @rtca's &o6bu9 gefGGt mir 10 ie5r,
pap lb lteber in geflidten S9uben gep2n
mO9te, als ouffel6e entbebren. NQen liebea
nausfrauen fann i3 es empfeblen; benin e
IpaBt fir ieoe, tie mag biele ober tpenige 4ns
iprlt4e MAIDEN.
Srau ST. s. 8raie.
Grete, ST., 13. Sftober 1894.
SAT- Greet, @is., 90. Oft. 1894.
Sos &o3bu9 BON Srau erica babe '5
leBt ettpas iiber 5tpei Sabre i'm @ebrau9. @s
1T bas bette &o9bu9 fir Oeut16amerifaner,
oas i'd btsber tennen lernte. Sa6er lam
i'd Is NIT gutem 9epifen empfe6len.
Srau .. W. 8ombof.
Iu9 i4 bin i'm 8efib Sbres nertben aoG.
bu9es unb freue mid bef1en 1e6r, benin es
bat mir f6on 10 man9e quite Oienfte oetban.
oaber fann i9 es ieber 6ausfrau beftens
empfeblen. Sd piini9te, DAP t6 bas &o9>
bu9 einige Sabre friiber ge6abt bdtte, benin
t9 lam als cine Nd6erin in ben 6ausftanb.
alio febr nnerfabren; aber Die quite 5reunbin
feblte bier, I'm mid 5ure9t gu tpeifen.
@taot uno 2eute paren mir fretro. Sdtte
i@ oamals Srau @rica's BUD aur Stibe
gebabt, 10 4Gtte i9 nnan9en Seuf3er, mun9e
Gorge abpenben tDnnen. 9enn bu 1T ia
a1es 10 oeutli9 bon Nnfdng big gum Gnbe
bef6rieben, baB audi Die unerfa6renite iunqe
Srau nit 9ilfe bieIes 8u9es i'm @tan6e
1T, einen ipariamen orbentlt9en 6austanb
gu fii6ren. Man fann ben einfa9iten 5if@
pie du9 bds feinite 9ob5eits1nu6l barna9
auberetten, unb audi betm Ginma9en lit bas
liebe Bud mir cine groBe 9iGfe. Sine ieoe
beutI9e 9ausfrau follte barna9 itreben, in
ben 8efiB eines iol9en tpertbbolen 8u9es
gu u~elangeu.
Srau Morgentbuler.
Sopltn, &c., %. Sftober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
ma6e uno Gemid>te

nab auterifa'ttidem SDiteut segeben. Sen in Ser aa6e
gebran9ten @e9entdnoen fn0 9lei65eiis Die e~tt9liIdet 2eme,t.
1tutt9ett %beige9eben, woourd Der praftiide @sertb bs 8udes
beoeuteno erb6bt miro. 9ie J3e5epte un6 @or1drtfen ino Sen
BeOdrfnilen unO ]1(ide(n jeOer Qmeri6mi(0en 5omi(ie
%ansepaBt, 9as 8ub 1T nit peiBen 8ldttern burdidofen, 10 baB
iebe 5ausfrau ben Sn6alt ourb ielbf9eponnene grfa6runsen err
gdn5en fann.
9ie ansFattnng 1T 9el6maduoG unO iOfbe, oer Gttbaao
Oamerbaft.
9ieieS &obbnb, bas in je6ea INSTRUMENTATION Saus=
blt iid ais Elm tuertbpOler G~tatb9eber ertpeiIen miro, f6nnen
uniere 2eer fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

Go1 1rau Grtra+
Gin Sri9tmaltuerf. &etm MbflatiG.

9te iteti9e ga6rage nab eine1n praftiib e~rprObten, ben be=
it9eu Werbdltniien an9epaBtcn &odbnd peranlaBte Die uSQinuis
5taats5eitun90, ein Sud- 5u %ertuerben, wel6es ale Nnforoeruu9en
III ponfommener geiie erlQt, 9ie BARN entbahenen Geaepte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
1900 an ser BQ6c,

fno BON elmer beuti6en 9ausfrau amf @r,,to praftiider Ct.
.faDrnt9 gepruft bic
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-25
Force of Habit.

"You do not mean TO tell me-" said the
Mortified tourist rs no watched the COM
mittoe cutting down the dofunct from the
telegraph pole, ''you don't mean to tell
me that this man was hanged for stealing
a So horseY"
at do look q little tough" admitted
Picfaco Bill, but the boys got in the habit
of hangin boss thieves in the days when
bosses was worth somethin, an it kinder
sticks to ON. "-Cincinnatl Enquirer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-25
An InureSsion.

II dunno" said Farmer Corntossel,
"bu5 what I'm wrong, but some o. these
here publications they gifts up nowadays
makes mo think o. circusos."
II don't quite see why" rejoined his
wife.
Thar don't seem ter be nothin much to
'om but tho picters, an most er them amt
So "--Washington Star
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-25
CLAUS sPREcKELs. WIN. G. IRWIN.
CLAUS SpfscksIs 4 10,
BANKERS.
HOhrnI LII IL i
HONOLULU
San Francisco Agents-THE NEVADA BANK OF
SAN FRANCISCO.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANcIsco-The Nevada Bank of San
Francisco.
LoNDoN-The Union Bank of London, Ltd.
New YoRK--American Exchange National
Bank.
CHIoAGo-Merchants National Bank.
PARIS - Compton National d'Escompt dc
Paris.
BERL1N-Dresdner Bank:
fioNGKoNG AND Observation-Disclosures &
Shanghai Banking Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA Bank of New
Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCoUvER-Bank of Mont
real.
Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business
Term and Ordinary Deposits Received
Loans made on Approved Security. Com.
mcrcial and Travellers Credits Issued. Bills
Of Exchange bought and sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ACCOUNTED For
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-25

Why nHcr longer with liver and stomach
trouble, J,u- Lr..ry Compound. will make
you well. Read how it cured Mr.. J. NJ.
Buchuer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-25
Heart and Eluod.

did no give her his hearth
Presumably. She married him for has
blood" .....
He WAS directly descended, 1t appeared,
from one who claimed to have been hanged
for picking the pocket of Plantagenet.
Detroit Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-25
I iired

Without exertion, weak, weary and de-
pressed. This is the pitiable condition OF
thousands at this season. 1t is due to
impoverished blood. The vital fluid has
become loaded with impurities and de-
pleted in quality. 1t leaves the system
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
THE OLD NEGRO'S PRAYER.

The colored voters may not be able
to understand all that is said about
i free coinage of silver, but they are
loyal to the government OF the United
States. They will vote with the party
of Lincoln, and Grant, and Garfield,
and Sumner
The following prayer, uttered by a
pious colored brother at Fairfax Court
House, Va. is in order. 1t is COM
mended to the doubling Thomases Of
all parties.
80 Lord, save this country from the
hands of them who is tryin' to bust it
up. Give us plenty of work and good
money for it, SO as we can take care of
our wives and children and buy good
bread and meat and pay for it. We
want to keep polyticks out of our
church and out of our prayer-meet-
ingS, but we can't help askin' Thee to
keep lookout for that poor, misera.
BILE sinner, Bryan, who we hear, is
cummin' into this State, hand In hand
with Satan We ask Thee don't let
him do no harm and, if it amt askin'
too much please forgive his sins that
he is committin' every day, and then
knock the stufin' out of him next No
vember."
BUCKEYE REPUBLICAN.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
AFRO-AMERICAN LEAGUES.

Day by day the propriety of or
ganizng Afro American leagues is
growing in popular favor. The 'et-
ter of Mr.. James l.. Go dali, Of
Pennsylvania, informs us that be
has league of 5000 mtmbtrs in
his state and that he indOrses the
suggestions of The BEE to have
leagues immed 'ately organized in
every town, city and state. This
is the time for Afro o-Americans to
decide whether they are men or
pigmies. 1t evident that it is the
desire Of some white men to ignore
the colOred man, but, it should not
be done without struggle. In
this city there is disposition on
the part'o frw white republicans
to organize separate republican
CLUB and control the patronage in
the event of Major McKinley's
election. Already plans are laid
and subterfuges iuaugurated to rel
egate to the rear men who have held
the republican party together for
years. 1t is said that the present
political struggle is to establish
money basis or standard in this
country. What bosh this is. 1t is
nothing but the struggle of parties
TO control the government for of
ficlsl recognition. When you hear
of a politician asserting that he
does not want an Office, you can
just say that lie is telling an un-
truth. On the other hand there is
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
HON. PARK ANEW

Hon. Park Agnew, one of the
most active republicans in the State
of Virginia, is working like Turk
TO elect Hon. Pat McCall il the
Eighth Congressional District and
to elect Mckinley electors. Mr..
4g"ew is a mali of push and nerve
aid if bis advice had been followed
in f"rmer campaigns in the State
the republican party would be
stronger today. However, he is
making a gallant fight, and if Nc
Kinley electors are not elected it
will not be Mr.. Agnew's fault.
Under Mr.. Harrison's adminlStra-
ton this distinguished Virginian
made one of the hardest fights ever
KIN wn in the State. Nr Agnew
is leader and has the happy fac
ulty of causing men to follow him.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
j. l.. CRUPPER, ESQ.

One of the most active poll j.
clans in the State of Virginia and
man who is doing effective work
for Mr.. Pat Mccall and Major Nc
Kinley is j. l. Crupper, Esq, the
city chairman of the republican
party in Alexandria, Va. Mr..
Cru per is wide awake mar who
has the respect and confidence of
the party managers in the State of
Virginia. He has great hopes of
reducing the democratic vote in the
Eighth Congressional District.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
Hon. POWELL CLAYTON

Onr New York correspondent
seems to blame Chairman Hanna
and Col. Clayton for the non-~elec-
tion of cOlored orators in tie cam
paign. who have no more to do with
t e selection of speakers than the
editor of this paper. Hon. Powell
Clayton has full charge of the ora
tor'cal department or tie selection
of speakers where they have been
called for by state committees. Mr..
Clay ton has done all in his power
to have co!orpd orators selected, g,
but, The chairmen Of state com l.
mittces have made no call for COL
orrd speakers. and certainly Messrs.
Hanna and Clayton are not to
bl me nor can they thrust colorcd
speakers upon SLATE committees
who refuse to ask for them. Col.
Clayton is simon pure republi
can. and friend of Afro-Ameri-
! cans. We remember when Hon
B. K. Bruce served with Col. Clay
ton in the S nate, we had occasion
/ to ask MIR. Bruce his opinion of
certain senators and how he was
treated by them. Among other
thi gs. Mr.. Bruce said that Senator
Clayton, who was then senator,
was thoroughbred republican and
a staunch friend of the colored
people, and a gentleman of the
highest type, who knew no man by
his color. This speaks well for IA
man who has been condemned by
Afr&-Americans because they have
not been selected to nter the cam
paign. Ex-senator Bruce at tha
time needed friends in the senate,
and he did not hesitate to say to
the editor of this paper at that time
that Col. Clayton was the colortd
man's friend. CoIored republicans
at Col. Clayton's home speak of
him as a man who has always de-
Tended the interest of AfIo-Amcri-
cans. We understand aga that
certain state committees have rec
commended certain colorcd il en- and
Col. Clayton has sent for them.
If only half of the colored orators
are like those who spoke in Vir-
gimia for Col. Pat Mccall, it is no
wonder state committees are careful
whom they select.
This is the year for economic
questions to be discussed, and un-
less men have studied these great
questions it is all folly for them to
kick. The day for bloody shirt
speeches and bass drum oratcry has
passed into oblivion. Take a rest
anxious or; tors, perhaps your SER
vices will be needed in the next
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

a struggle among Afro-American
representatives for leadership. One
faction pushing the Gains of some
white man thus subordinating his
own interest. We need strong AT
ro-American leagues in every state
in The Union. Let Fortune lead.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

At Satterwhite's billiard parlor there
is great excitement. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS given away Anyone who
makes IS balls from the break will
receive 500 per game. Anyone max.
ing 81 points French pose from the
break, will receive 81 per game. Any
one making 4I points from the break
Keeling, will receive 81 per game
Mr.. Harris made IS on IS ball game
Wednesday, Mr.. Walker made s. on
ball game and Mr.. Roy made $2 on the
Keeling.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
The management of The WASH

The management of The WASH
INGToN BEE begs to announce to
the public that fEe lnaugura
Guide will be issued under the di-
rectiou Of Messrs. Chase aud
Peterson, on or about March 1st
1897. 1t will be the greatest enter
prise ever inaugnrared by Afro
Americans. Full particulars in a
few days.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
W. II. DEWEY. BICYCLIST

Mr.. w. H. Dewey, the popular fast
rider has one of the best appointed
bicycle establishments in this city. His
many friends and the general public
will find him at 1900 L street northwest,
where they can hire first-class bicycles
cheaper than any other place known
to the writer. His instructors are
thorough and carefully chosen with
reference TO their gentlemanly deport-
ment. Mr.. Dewey holds the record in
the United States for the one mile and
five mile distances. He believes him
self able to make mile in 2:o2. Since
his several falls in the August races,
he has not been able to speed himself,
his left ankle having been severely in
jured. He was married about month
ago to Miss Virginia Taylor, one of
the most highly esteemed young ladies
of Charlottesville, Va. Mr.. Dewey is
originally from Colorado Springs,
Colo.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
Cowards retreat when they are
boldly confronted.

Mr.. P. H. Dixon has gone witt
Loeb & Hrsh, the clothiers, 9Io-oI2 F
street, northwest. Mr.. Dixon is one
of the best known statesmen in this
city and wherever he goes his friends
WILL follow him, and those run up in
the thousands. He is valuable &C
QUESTION to any firm.
Mr. VIM. carney, the cigar manu-
facturer, is one of the best known bus.
iness men in this city No man is bet
ter known to the business firms than
he. He sells some fine cigars.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

There il a color,d American in
this city who used to be a policy
wri er at indianapolis, Ind. TLat
accouns for his sickness. He has
been playing policy on the people
of this city for three years. His
number has been 4 ! take 0 you
make.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
THE BEST IN TOWN.

MIR. Albert B Schlotterbeck, thoro-
ugh business man is the sole repre-
sentative of the Christian Moerlein
Brewing Co.'S Beer This is the finest
beer in the city and IS being used by
the best houses Call and order at
once as the beer is pure and HARM
less.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

If the Hon. John Z. Lynch and
Col Jam, Hill could he convinced
that it was necessary for them 10
kiss and make up, perhaps Misss-
sippl politics would be immortal
lied.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

Ex-C"i gresham ynch has be-
come djsgusted and gene home to
ascertain The reason why his name
was stricken from the voting list.
Col. James Hill is playing politics
with vengeance Tie result will
be that the e will be a white leader
ship in Missi sippi.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

If Trustee B. X. Bruce could
only be convinced that the colored
High School is greatly in need of a
head, IHE BEE, as well as the
people wuuld be satisfied.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
HANHA'S MAN FRIDAY
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE Ma
TIONAL COMMITTEE SEEKS TO
BE INDICATED FOR DRAW
ING THE COLOR LINE.
Phil Brown Was Selected for tie Task

An Insight into the Queer Methods OF
the National Commitlee-Some Po-
litlcaI News of New York-Lyons
tailure-Is 1t rue that No Negroes
Need Apply p Why was Col.
Brown Sent For?
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

The spell has been broken and
the colored politician has been
given little soothing syrup. He
will suck the tit few days any
WaV
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

Those colored ora ors who are so
anxious to show their t,eth and
exp md their lungs, VIII 10 coutt
be called soon. Chairman Hanna
is making his selet tion
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

The BEE is an American citizen
and not a ColuIcd American. The
Colored- American died when the
Afro American was introduced
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

If Chairman Mark A. Hanna
doesn't hurry up and call on these
tired politicians in the campaign
he will have them TO bury.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

The v WASHINGToN BEE reaches
every resp,c able person in this
city. Everybody reads The BEE
because it is the only paper i'll tie
city that dos not change its poll
tics every time $40 bill is in
sight.