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15th and H Sts., h, w.
JOHN T. DEVINE. '
WASHINGTON. D. 0.
HOTELS.
333 Virginia Avenue S. W,
European and American Plan.
The Best Afro-American Accommoda
tion in the city.
Our Bar Attached. . , .
The best wines, imported brandies.
Fine old whiskies always on hand.
Good Havana cigars.
Our rooms are large and airy in
summer, and well heated in winter.
Rooms with or without board. Single
rooms 50 cents and $1.
James Ortway Holmes, Prop.
REAL Estate L
$10 Accident policies
or $2.50 quarterly for
men and ladies
FIRE kND LIFE INSURANCE.
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1126 10th Street, N. V.
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.::: v- .on;
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s et lenient and taste in dress as
bM' -lateness, will go far to show
leirt Aoni.ui or man.
il mother: Even if you do
tjnr.u ' the voung; man, it is
titer th.t oiir daughter should meet
P-r.r our rooi man eisewnere.
Lp ;.r j,irJ s ronfidence and try to
icu .trtl.dt ou liave only her good
lot
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ton, 350 Rooms.
All Modern improvements.
American $250 to I400 per day.
European Rooms xoo and upwards.
1st and F Streets Southwest.
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SIX STAIRWAYS TO GROUND FLOOR
CANES ON ALL SIDES.
AMB FIRe XS
CROSBY, BURTON & C.
Propritks.
Washington, i. G.
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f ! rifRrc In tl-iic cnlnniti T
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answer any question
lull be triad tu
.nid aSK.
SLaaM -A irl of seventeen sum-
Irs una n in the bixth srrade.
J-.J ir.ikt better time studying the
ifci n of trained nurse. No pav-
p.t.srtqured to enter a school for
ted ii'irsi-s. A cood nurse can
jux demand from ten to twenty
pursier week.
earner -short, plain and frequent
!.- ii music are best. The best
Lits . uniut he attained in anything
ncn one patience is taxed.
E T -Hasin dresses look vulgar
Bi sedate oung lady.
I-T-MissK. F. G. M.. is super-
s:n: pnnnpal of the primary depart-
cnuiuj a most excellent teacher.
Matnacc It is renorted that Miss
f M .Will marrv vprv ?nnn. Tt i;
Mioun who will succeed her. It
better ior ou to seek a position that
P can nil
School -There is Inn miirh mfH-
"gonthe part of the authorities.
pchers should be disciplined.
t. 011 shmilH i cticfiM ttrWh
"ou have.
High school: It is not rrrtain
Winer the business hirh school will
;f a principal or not. It will be a
s'fithe school authorities decide
'iivc one.
. our refinH mon-r. -,. u..j
J 0e appreciated. R rCm nt ;
"noi is bound to win.
Ettaou havo nn ;nriT,f
P'f'Uhich must be admired in man
"unian.
AVouhavrn v.rw :
f-uian eve k rf1nn;-i. ...u:i
40U have vnnr .c u
aome girls are hard to olease.
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amisfoe
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Nor. 30th x wk
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- HOTEL,
So good second hand
Typewriters at such
low prices We are fre
quently asked. The
answer is easy. We
na e the agency of the
TEWETT, the latest
and highest of all high grade type
writers. In exchange for it we get the
best of other makes, and by having ex
ceptional advantages to put these ma
chin is in first class order. We are en
abled to give big values to those wish
ing wnters of any kind. If you have or
have not a Typewriter, give im your
address, and we will freely give you
points upon writing machines that may
be of value to you, also a description
of the Jewett writer. Adress:
NEWMAN & SON,
DEALERS IN
Standard Typewriters
THE CALIGRAPH.
TELEPHONE ns,
:T. Si3 Sever.tli Strict, ZfcT. "W.,
T, FOJLLIARD.
3238 M Street, West Washington.
Dealer in FIRST-CLASS
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, .obacco, k
Our patrons will confer a favor on
the management of this paper by call
ing' on Mr. E. J. Wilhoite at his
Grocery 1S02 14th street, when in need
of groceries.
PER ODST-A-X.
JUST
told.
ARRIVED IN THIS CITY! Visit
Madame Lorno and have your fortune
You will he surprised. Chartres onlv
50 cents. 2106 I street northwest.
DR CZARRA'S
NO CURE, NO PAY.
No. 6i9.Penu. Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C.
Specialist in chouic and private disease Piles
Stricture, Hydrocele, Gout, Catarrh, Dyspepsia
Blood Poison cured. Vitality restored. Consul
tation free and confidential to both sexes.
Ju ADIES suffering from complaints peculiar
totlieir sex; indigestion; constipation, irregu
lar, etc., quick relief and cure guaranteed.
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies, physi
cian and trained nurse always in attendance.
Office Hours : 9 a. m. to 6 p. 111.
T SHIPS NEEDING CONFIDENTIAL.
UttUiliO TREATMENT. A safe and sure re
l!el in all female trouble ; constipation, irregu
larities, tumor, catarrh; cancer, opium habit,
fistular, &c. A gold medal awarded for the
science of obstetric from University of Munich,
Bavaria. Strictly confidential.
MRS. DR RENNER,
No. 8 7th St., N. E. near E Cap. St.
QrIGGISsp
AND DEALER IN
feUFC
Bruqs g fet)err)ico:ls
14th and K Sts., n. w
WASHlNGrTON, D. 0.
Strictlv First-Class Meals.
The--:-
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles, &c."
PATENT MEDICINES. Physician's Prescrip
tions Carefully and Accurately Com
pounded Day and Night.
Cor. 3d and F Sts., S. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C-
N1P-A COUGH
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LAWYERS.
W. Calvin Chase,
-Ak.ttoz3a.s3r 8b3a.d. CoTiaajaelor .t
AND
3STotar3r :Fi"blic
Practice In. nil the Court In Virginia and
IheDlBtrlct of Columbia,
Office 1109.1 Street, n. w.
Washington, D. C.
FOR COUGHS,
GOLDS, &c.
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Amerkax Plak.
FAMILY
COKMmAM fftAX,
821-1323 M Street JTrtMt,
WASHINOTOK, O. .
WASHINGTON DANBNHOWER,
PKOPKIXTOK.
"CKEAM OF ROSES" for
chapped hands and skin, 15c a bottle
"MUTTON MARROW" for
straightening the hair, 15c a bottle:
HURLEBAUS' PBlAEMAGY,
Cor. 14th and V StsJ northwest
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Or any other occasion,
call on us, for prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Davidson & walker.
FLORISTS
L710 Pa. ave., 1108 Conn, aye
All wno are dersirous of having
a beautiful suit of hair, or if your
hair is falling out, you should get
a bottle of Hairoline, better known
as the Reuowned Hair Restorer.
Oriental Complexion Ore m ao
cures all skin diseases and makes
the skin like velvet. Price, 25c to
75c per bottle.
Treatment of the Skin and
Scalp.
STRAIGHTENING A SPECIALTY.
All kinds of implements and
toilet articles for sale.
205 0 Street Northwest.
Agency at THE BEE Office.
HOTELS.
BALTIMORE.
HORACE M, CAKE,
PROP'R.
time. .1
ining ior the
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roiH.r " H"cauy, a woman
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WASHINGTON, D. 0-
TJie Motel Douglass.
220 B Street N. W.t and 235 Pennsv
vania avenue n. w.
Established, 1859.
BOSTON
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It:
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than a man and
the reasons u-hv T
a w oman marrying a man
one of
to
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racter.
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fclnes s i VA. .1. Yu 10nest woman-
-.uiu uc your motto.
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to
lss
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'Z HHir friends
v",c one. Be
mild
in your
lr
leranf'; l'J ls a ver' Positive
V ' lo.,?la?y not esiy fooled.
either be wel1 for you to
Gpr transfer ofhe princi-
,s WPe la,dles of Harnett,
sreUed by the ladies of Cook!
THTT FINEST HOTEL IN THE CITY,
ean Plan.
Write or call.
hlebtT'-d.
olite waiters. First-class a
D. A. C. JONES proprietor.
WASHINGTON, V. 0.
Sent, n 1 mo.
WBTWi
Tiif-iM:
Penna. Ave., Cor. Third St N
W
Electric Lighting, Steam Heat, Elec
tric Elevator, Improved Fire Es
capes. WANTED Several trustworthy persons in
this" state to manage oar business in their own
and nearby counties. It is mainly office work
conducted at home. Salary straight $900 a year
and expenses definite, bonafide, no more; no
less salary. Monthly $75. References. En
close self-addressed stamped envelope, Herbert
E. Hess, Prest., Dept. M, Chicago.
MARKET.
Headquarters for
Chesapeake Diamond Back
Terrapin, ) s i c t ;
John C, Walker, Pro.
1711-1713, Penn., ave. n.w.
Give us a trial.
W. A. Christain,
The popular Boot and Shoemaker.
Rapairing promptly and neatly
done at short notice.
We are now prepared to meet
all comers.
W. A. CHRISTAIN,
1843 L St. N. W.
sam
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DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and Produce.
The best stand in the market.
Orders delivered free.
O St. Market ir. w.
Wh Sfeaifepi
European plan : rooms one dollar
and a half and upwards :
Absolutely Fi&kp&oqp :
eqipppxd with all modern iuprovs-
IfXMTS.
Sittjatwj on Washington Placx, at
TB 01T OP WaSHIMOTON MOHU
mf-tt, IN the host fashionable pakt
99 thk city, Convenient to Depots,
'THEATRES AND BUSINESS CENTERS.
oiiiNE Unexcelled.
JAMES P. A. O'CONNOR,
A GIST
EVERYBODY
50,000 Subscribers banted-A great
sacrifice to obtain them. JLook at
our offer.
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No. 537. THIS
HANDSOME
LAMP.
Metal base, with artistic and very
rich large figure lor a column; nicely
moulded oil fount; the latest burner
ratchet screw movement, for turning
wick up and down, thus always insur
ing u brilliant light, clear as a crysfa!
and equal to 200 candles. It stands 2S
inches high and is all ready to put oil
into and light.
The 16 inch shade has an S inch rich
lace flounce and combines to make it
a rich, handsome, serviceable home
ornament.
Send 5 cash yearly subscribers for
this handsome banquet lamp.
.ii
No. 16. Here is good
Warranted Watch Chain.
Fine rolled gold plate,
double curb, full length,
elegntly engraved gold tips
solid bar, very besc of snap
and guaranteed to wear ten
years
For this fine rolled gold
chain. The Bee will give to
any person sending in 3 yearly
cash subscribers six 6 month
subscribers.
No. 1. THE HANDSOMEST
LAMP-CLOCK MADE.
Gold-plated metal base; gold-plated
clock ring; gold-plated open cast head
removable oil fount; the. latest ratcket
screw burner; large, handsome, hand
decorated globe; first-class chimney.
Clock made and waranted by one of
the largest factories in the U. S. All
ready to put oil in and light.
This handsome lamp-clock is worth
20 dollars. A fine Christmas or birth
day present. The Bee will give one
of these clocks to any person who may
send 5 cash yearly subscribers.
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Baltimore. Md.
NO. 15.
REALLY A
BEAUTIFUL CHAIN
AND A NICE PRESENT.
Charm, sardonix intaglio. Right up
to date. Trace link. Perlectly formed
in every way. All well gold-plated,
and has the exact appearance of a sin
id gold chain. It is double length and
will give the wearer splendid satisfac
tion. For one cash yearly subscriber, or
too six months subscribers, The Bee
will give you this beautiful chain.
NO. 758.
GOLD-PLATED VAS .
Sold only in pairs. Beautifully finish
ed. Hand decorated center. Height
ten inches.
Height 10 inches.
Send us 4 cash yearly subscribers
and receive a pair of these excellent
vases.
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GENERAL RAILROAD AND
Steamboat' Ticket Office.;
The Richmond Transfer C.
and Baggage Express,
OSos: 901 Msia St, Rkhmso, Va.
Tickets to all principal points m
sad Europe. Kates same as at
Passeofcn and baggage called far
Dsffige cnecssd to destinatissu
ices for hire.
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OUR GREAT NANCY HANKS BRONZE CLOCK
This clock is made by one of the Largest Clock Factories in the Country
Guaranteed for three years. The height is 6 nches ; length 10 1-2 inches. I
is beautifully polished, will not tarnish.and is really one of the most beautifu
as well as useful ornaments that could be required for a premium.
If you send us 4 cash yearly subscribers the publishers will send vou one"o
hceeautiful clocks.
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