The hatchet. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1883-19??, 1900-05-27
Local..
TRUE AS STEEL.

folly,
OF an Innocent nature, | vow,
Just to make you feel elhappy, happy, thrice
happy,
Is the mission of William II. Nan.
A few things | know know them well,
Yet oft trip 'twixt thee and thou,
Bnt never as yet have l made mistake
In my estimate of William Il. Nan.
I'm not given to "gush'-to inordinate
slush,
Nor shall slop over-I trow,
But Pm happy to f. el that a man true as
steel
Bears the name of William r, Nau.
Nine hundred and seven may rot point
to heaven,
But uarrOw's the Seventh street way
Where you'll find Billy N,u and his eX
cellent frau.
Making happy the people all the day
Wash, d. c., May p, 1900
Mr.. j. NJ. Klein has been pres
vailed upon by many disappointed
traders in stock to devote his time
and attention specially to trading on
share of profits. He is now pre-.
pared to handle accounts in this
manner. His success has been mar
velous.
The Goth Century Dining and
Dairy Lunch at 628 Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest, opened as we
advertised The establishment is in
every way what we claimed it would
be; moderate in prices and hand
some in fitting. with one of the best
and most popular manager Mr..
William Krause, of Richmond, Va,
name well known in all parts of
the southland. lie being prominent
Shriner, much of his time was de,
voted to the welfare and we'll being
of his fellow craftsmen, they having
taken their departure he will be on
hand hereafter attending to the
wishes of the patrons Of the 2Oth
Century Dining and Dairy Lunch
Room.
Progressive in all things is good.
Therefore it is well to know progress
sive people and to keep in the line.
TO do this we ask the readers Of The
HATCHET when ordering a suit of
clothes, to try The Progressive
Tailors, A trial order will convince
that their name is well earned. They
will make spring suit of clothes, all
wool, to your measure, a perfect fit,
guaranteed. for $1,000. Call on them
at 3l9 Pennsylvania ave-, N. W.
Cordially, all are invited to par
take of the good things at Mr.. j. j.
Murphys dispensary, $50 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, northwest, near A.
street. Abundance Of wet goods are
always kept in stock. The prices
are popular and the brands are all
of the best on the market.
A good dentist is well to know
and DR.. L. p. FareIy, of POOP l4th
street. northwest, is one of the best
surgeon dentists in Washington.
"Rioja" is a delicious dinner claret.
The most popular dinner wine, and
is rapidly superceding Bordeau claret.
Chris Xander is the sole distributor
in Washington, 900 7th street, n. W.
The crab feasts gotten up by Mr..
VIM. r. Nau, at 907 9TH street, n. W.
are praised by all those who have
attended them. Lovers of prop
erly prepared crabs should go there
andpartake of them.
Fritz Roessler of 483 c Street,
Northwest, is very popular, he just
knows how to tickle the palates Of
his numerous customers, and pro-
vides for them the very best, which
makes them talk, and when they do
it, it is all about Fritz and the ex>
cellent beer, wine and liquors that he
dispences.
VIM. NJ. Drury's Restaurant, Goth
and l. streets is the best place in the
northwest to get cool beverages dur
ing the heated spell.
George Nesline, 63j L street, n.
W., near 7th street, is selling a fine
beer for IS cts. per case of "a bottles,
delivered in any part Of the city.
Our readers will do well to note
the advertisement of the Perpetual
Building Association in another
column. Those wishing to make and
save money, with small means, can
not do better than invest their saw
ings with them. The Association
is conducted on the most approved
business principles, its officers and
members are composed of our most
solid and careful business men, and
you can at any time Withdraw from
it, which is privilege not permitted
by any other association in Wash.