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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-28
Mems Shirts For
Spring.

We have an extra Shirt bargain for
men this week, It's "A mixed lot of
Shirts, $1O0 and $1.25 goods, and there
is only about $50 in the lot. Some puff
bosoms, some Silk, some Madras; some
with collars and cuffs detached; some
with no collars or cuffs. We are going
to lump the entire lot this week and let
'em go. all the week, or until all go
nj 19c
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-28

The Governor yesterday appointed
Jas. l.. King, of San Francisco, a com
missioner of affidavlts for North Caro-
lima.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-28

Judge Brown yesterday appointed
Messrs. Ed. Chambers Smith and
Charles III. Belvin receivers for the
North Carolina Car Company, which last
week made an assignment. They at
once gave bond and in another column of
this paper they notify creditors to come
forward at once and file their claims.
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Dots-aso White China SILK
Parasois ................'. @A'oo
fon RnacIclrved handles. :. $500
White and Black Tafffa Para
sols--straght and curved ham
dIcs-with tasscl ......... $500
White China silk, ruffles Of
sewing silk vciling-satin stripe
border ................. 9o.UU
Mourning Parasols in eros Grain
Slk-curved handle, with tas-
sci ................ $500
Pearl, Grey, Tan and Brown
Taffcta with wide satin bor
der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Beautiful Bright Spring colors in
plaids and Stripe Taffeta Par
asols-with tassel. $3.50 to $500
White China Silk parasols--coy-
cred with white mouseline
with Black Polka Dots. mar
row double rufflle around edge
straight handles with white
silk tasSel acknowledgements. $500
LADIES' NECKWEAR AND EAST
ER NOVELTIES.
Satin Stock Collars with Har-
ness Buckle on sidc-yery sty-
lish--assorted colors. .. 25c.
White Lawn Stock Collars with
Butterfly and four-in-hand
hows- trimmed with val. lace
and open work Swiss inser-
ton .................. soc.
Crush stock and Butterfly bow Of
white net, edged with satin
ribbon .................. soc.
| China Silk Plated Stock and
Bow. edged with white china
ruffg-in light blue and red !. Use
Assorted color China Silk Plait-
ed Stock and Bow-bow edged
with chenille cord and mar
row ribbon .......... 500
Long Ties in Point dc esprit Net,
Plain Net, Chiffon, Mouseline
de Sole and Liberty Silk
ruffed, tucked-edged with
lace ......25c up to $1OO
Long Ties in Mouseline de Sole
and Liberty SILK, trimmed with
Renaissance Braid and Plat
ing .............S 1.OO to $500
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The NewW ash Good 5

Lawns, Organizes. Ginghams, Ducks,
Piques Percales. What large family
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There is much complaint of the fail
ure to send out captions of the laws
promptly this year. Also inconvenience
is being caused by delay of the Revenue
and Machinery Acts. Secretary Of
State Thompson says the fault is not
III his office, the copy having been
promptly furnished the public printers,
they had the copy for the captions ON
March 18th, five days after the adjourn
ment of the Legislature.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Rescue Circle will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Jas. Mckimmon, this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-28

The Rescue Circle will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Jas. McKimmon. this
afternoon at o'clock.
The Governor yesterday appointed
Jas. l.. King. of San Francisco, a com
missioner of affidavlts for North Caro-
lima.
The eight negroes accused of stealing
wine and whiskey from the Carrolton
Hotel will have a hearing before the
Mayor this morning.
REPORTS to the Agricultural Depart
ment Indicate considerable increase
in the tobacco acreage of the State this
year. This is especially true of the
eastern counties.
Manager Rivers has secured a special
low railroad rate for persons at Il dis
lance desiring to attend the performance
of Ell Captain Wednesday night at the
Academy of Music.
Reports from the Western part of the
State are to the effect that the floods
last week were the highest known in
twenty years. In some of them such
floods have not been known since 1852.
The family of Rev. T. n. Ivey. editor
of the Raleigh Christian Advocate, have
arrived They are living on the corner
of lakewood avenue and Ella streets.
They will be warmly welcomed to RAJ
leigh.
Invitations has been received in this
city 10 the marriage of Miss Amelia
y. Pearce to Mr.. Nolan S. Milton at the
residence of the brides father John
C. Pearce, Esq. near Louisville, KY, on
Wednesday, April 9th.
The firm of Johns & Gowan, cotton
dealers. has dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Mr. Johns will move to Chicago
and travel for the big house of II. G..
Bucklen & Co. Mr.. Gowan will continue
the business at the same stand.
Raleigh will give a hearty welcome
TO the boys from Cuba. Brave. patriotic,
generous-hearted fellows they are
every one of them. They deserve all good
things. Let's make their home coming
as happy as their departure was sad.
The meeting of st. Mary's Guild that
was given out to be held in the Parish
rooms of the church of the Good Shep-
herd after service ON Tuesday afternoon.
will be held at ) o'clock before service.
1t is urgent for every member to be
present.
1t is expected that the case of w. III.
Wilson against John Y. Jordan, to de-
termine the title to the office of clerk
of the Buncombe Criminal court will
be heard this week-probably Tuesday
or Wednesday-be Judge Starbuck,
at Asheville.
Judge Brown yesterday appointed
Messrs. Ed. Chambers Smith and
Charles III. Belvin receivers for the
North Carolina Car Company, which last
week made an assignment. They at
once gave bond and in another column of
this paper they notify creditors to come
forward at once and file their claims.
There is much complaint of the fail
ure to send out captions of the laws
promptly this year. Also inconvenience
is being caused by delay of the Revenue
and Machinery Acts. Secretary Of
State Thompson says the fault is not
III his office, the copy having been
promptly furnished the public printers,
they had the copy for the captions on
rch 1Dth fiya doyc fra. tha .15 io,1rn
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ELLSWORTH PRYOR ENTER
TANNED.
A FORMER WASHINGTONIAN GREETED
by HIS FRIENDS-MR. LAWRENCE
DUNBAR ELECTRIFIES THE GUESTS.

The beautiful residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. { rmshaW, 247 10th street, nol TIL
east, was scene of enjoyment and
| merriment on last Wednesday even
ing. Tie occasion was reception by
the genial host and hostess to Els
worth Pryor, formerly of this city, but
who is residing in Omaha, Neb. Mr..
PRYOR is the brother-in-law of Mr..
Grimshaw, whose wife is Mr.. Pryor s
sister. She was Miss Carrie +. Pryor
prior to her marriage to Mr.. Grim
shaw, one of the most talented lady
teachers in the public schools and one
Of the best known young ladies in this
city. Mr.. Pryor left the city years ago
| with his wife, formerly Miss Fraxton,
reputed to be the most beautiful
young lady on Capital Hill. She re-
turned with her husband. Mr.. CHM
shaw has two very sweet and amiable
young daughters who added greatly
to the pleasure Of the occasion on last
Wednesday evening, as well as his
bright young man of great promise.
Mr.. Grimshaw, the host is a royal
entertainer, which was fully demon
strated on last Wednesday evening.
/. L
in full evening dress suit and greet
ed his old friends and acquaihtances
in chesteriieldian style. The evening
was interspersed with two original Sc
lections by Mr.. Paul Lawrence Dun
bar, the poet, whose very utteranceS
caused a silence when he uttered
them.
At $50 O'Clock the invited guests
were served with supper, after which
games and other amusementS were
enjoyed.
The reception TO this young and
we'll known gentleman was a stag,
hence the absence of ladies among
whom Mr.. Pryor is well known. The
host however, believing in the free
dom of the tongue he preferred The abb
sence of ladies Ellsworth as well as
the boys had a great deal TO talk
about. Among the invited guests
were: DR.. George H. Richardson
trustee of the public schools; DIR VIM.
Tignor, Prof. Elsie Hoffman, Prof.
John c. Nalle, principal of Logan
school; Justice E. NJ. Hewlett, Attor-
new !. NJ. Kicks, Messrs H. l.. Living
ston, of the Pension Office; D. Cham
bers, Eli Hughes, James E. Jackson,
w. A. Baltimore, Gorham Fletcher,
James c. Dowling, J. c. Hutchens, of
the Pension Office; Alexander, Benz.
Washington and Editor w. Calvin
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor will leave for
home tomorrow, but will return to
this city very soon again.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
THE NEGRO NOT FACTOR.

The paper entitled, "The negro is
not a factor in the American body
polit1c," which Miss Mamie H. Bur.
roughs has prepared under the Chase
resolution will be read by that popu.
lar young lady before the Congression.
al Lyceum, Odd Fellows Hall, 16ot
M street, northwest, at 80 p. M, to.
morrow, at the time Mr.. Chase intro.
ducing his resolution, viz, Resolved,
that the negro is not factor in the
American body politic,'' it created
quite "breeze" and a warm discus.
sion followed in which Or. George H
Richardson, Messrs. Geo. w. Jackson,
w. L. Board, P. w. Frisby and M. r.
Clinkscales, Miss Mamie H. Bur.
roughs, Prof: A. S Richardson and
others participated. The Capital City
Orchestra, Prof. Benz. T. Holmes, di,
rector.
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MANILA AND ITS SUBURBS
Description of the Place Made
Famous By American
Armed Forces.
HE OLD FORTIFICATIONS
The Gloomy Ramparts, Dismal Fun.
geons and Antiquated Ordnance
of Santiago Fort.
HE OLD FORTIFICATIONS

Modern Commercial Manila Has Popula-
tion of Nearly Three Hundred Thousand
Where the Busy Chinaman Abounds-
The Only Railroad in the Philippine
Islands.
The conflict between our troops and
the Philippine insurgents in the sub
urbs of Manila VIII give interest to a
more detailed description of the city
and its surroundings than has yet ap-
peared. The Island of Luzon is in this
latitude from seventy to eighty miles
wide, but the Lay of Manila cuts
into its western side about thirty
miles, and the La2un de Bahia. in the
interior, occupies more than twenty
miles of its width. The Pasig River
runs from the laguna, or lake, through
the city into the bay, and its windings
make ii about fifteen miles long, but
the bend between bay and lake, south
Of the river, from old Manila to Cavite,
is less than ten miles wide.
The naval arsenal and land defenceS
at Cavite are on a point, or hook, which
projects in a curved fashion into the
large bay. partly enclosing the small
bay of Bacoor, across which and on
the road to Manila is the considerable
town of Bacoor.
Though it is only about seven miles
in direct line across the water from
CaYite TO Manila. it is fifteen miles by
the road, which winds along the coast
and passes through number of villa
ges. The last of these on the way is
Malate. about mile and three-quar-
ters from the old walled city of Man
| ila. which is on tie south bank of the
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
CITY BRENITIES.

Miss Matte +. Bowen is working
hard "a the interest of outraged hu-
manlly.
Wanted at The BEE office, two
Young ladies TO learn the printing busi-
ness. Call between the hours of and
$50 d. m. or from q to 4;3o p. m.
Miss Marie E. Smith will give a
Uaror dance at her residence, oIS
24h street, Wednesday evening the
18th instant.
Col. Robt. II. Key will head the
committee TO go to Norfolk TO escort
the 18th Immunes.
Col r. ". Wright Of Savannah, Ga,
is in the city. He is a veteran Of the
late civil war, who fought with John
Brown i'm Kansas. He was formerly y
clerk in the POStoffice at Savannah,
and was discharged, but was reinstated
through the efforts of national COM
mtteeman !. " Lyons of Georgia.
Prof n. r. Wright of Georgia was
nthe city last week the guest of the
Douglass Hotel.
Mrs ID. c. Jones, proprietor Of the
Douglass Will leave for New York
next week
Miss Maria L. Jordan has receive
an interesting letter from her brother
Nj. John {. A. Jordan, who is in
Alexandria Egypt.
Mr James Martin, brother in law of
Mrs Sadie h. Key, was buried from
zion Baptist Church last week Inter
ment al Silver Hill the private burial
ground OF Mr.. Robert H. Key.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

The PEOPLES Business Union of this
,;,r held a meeting at the 10Th ST.
Gn pa1,;st church on last Monday night.
Address we're delivered by the pres
;5sn, Mr. Phillips and the secretary
NJ pinn. The reports showed that the
I,,,;or i indebted to the amount of 5000
IN aryhi.h an effort is being made to
.erre this amount to pay off the in
5rbteangss and continue the business.
Each 81. kholder has been assessed
\ s9nuable bv March 18th 1899. The
hoard . directors consisting of Messrs.
Pmlh.~ Pmn, Ruffin, Johnson, Perdu
and laNev. are striving hard TO make
,1;, rn,un Il success and all race low
jnr na9n,e OF this sity should help
,gr,a. Let us help negro business
Institutions.
Rcy. ~. IT. Brooks baptised 81 per-
sons Al the 10th St Baptist church on
l3l Sunday morning, about 500 peo
rleWt unable to gain Ambulance TO
the church during the series OF meet
ig.s. Rey. Brooks assisted by Rev.
Banks ualg done good work.
Mr. Clinton Johnson of this city, one
OF the best known citizens, holds the
yrv e-ponsibIe position of head
waite hit the popular and well famed
hotel Cn4mbtrlin. While a number
O.. hotels are having white head.
waters. Chambcrlin holds to colored
men. Nr Johnson is a man of polish.
ed manners and full of business.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

ONE OF The OLD GATES OF MANILA.
River Pasig, at its very mouth. At
Malate the SpaniardS had barracks for
both infantry and cavalry, and it was
from there they attacked our troops
when they made their advance from
Cavite at the end of July and begin
ming Of August.
The fortified enclosure in the angle
between the south bank of the PaSig
and the bay is the Manila of history,
founded by Legaspi in 1911. The mas
Sive walls, somewhat shaken and
cracked by earthquakes, run for q mile
along the bay and an equal distance
along the river, and connect around on
the Landslide by an irregular curve, Civ
ing the enclosed space Il nearly triang-
ular form. Outside of this landward
barrier there was originally deep
moat, into which water could be let
from both river and bay. 1t is still
there as a broad ditch, clogged with
unwhOleSOme deposits.
At the northwest angle Of the walls
near the junction Of river and bay, is
the royal fort of Santiago, with it's
gloomy ramparts and dismal dungeons
and it's antiquated ordnance There
are three gates along the river, fianked
by baStiOnS, and from these in old
times drawbridgcs crossed the river
and were raised At night, when the
gates were also securely closed. In
front of the eastern end of this wall.
facing the river, is the PaSeo de Magal-
haneS. or promenade of Magellan,
graced by monument of the famous
Portuguese navigator, who first diScoy-
cred the Philippines for Spain, and got
himself killed near the Island of Cebu.
Within this fortified enclosure of the
old city. which contains about fifteen
thousand inhabitants. was the seat of
the secular and ecclesiastical author
ity of Spain's Philippine colony for
three centuries and Il quarter. On the
plaza near the fort is the cathedral
which replaced the one scattered by
the earthquake of 1868. and fronting
on the same space, which is adorned
by a statue of Carlos ", was the
Governor Generals palace. and near
by the official residence of the Arch
bishop.
In the old city, with its many stone
buildings and its paved streets, are al
so the Royal Court of Chancery. the
churches and converts of San Augustin
md of the Recoletos Of San Francisco,
covering broad area: the spacious
grounds and substantial structures of
ihe Royal and POntifical University of
St Thomas, which has Il fine physical
laboratory: the Municipal Athenaeum.
which is an educational institution in
charge of the IesuitS, and has not only
4 physical laboratory, but a natural
history museum and a we'll equipped
astronomical and meteorological OBJ
servatory. There is also the large and
well managed Hospital of San Juan de
Dios and a military hospital, with beds
for 1000 patients. Old Manila is
monument of the Spanish power of
The sixteenth aud seventeenth centur-
jes. Outside Of the walls, on the bay
side. opposite Fort Santiago, is a mon
lment to Anda, the doughty old judge,
who resisted the English occupation
when the chief judicial officer shared
power with the Archbishop and the
Governor General. From that, along
the shore, the I'aseo Malecon. or dixie
leads to the Luneta, be-
gond. the south wall, where the beauty
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

You may need drugs. You can't
tell. We are all liable to be sick or to
catch cold, you may need hair brushes,
n. Y. ave. and 10th street northwest,
the Palace Pharmacy, nth and SITS.
II. W., or DIR. l.. H. Harris, cor. F and
3rd SITS. S. W., are the places to go.
These are all first class stores. Better
than any in the city. Tell them you
saw it in THE BEE. This is all that S
necessary. They will do the rest,
when YOU ask for it.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
MIR. KOONCE GETS A DIVORCE

Mr., Jessie S. Koonce of the Koonce
famous cafe was granted divorce
from his wife last week by Judge w.
S. Cox. Mr.. Koonce is one. of the
most enterprising young men in this
city, who has been a good husband
and father. No young man is more
highly thought off than the Koonce
brothers, who are doing business at
Odd Fellows Hall. 1t is one of the
best cafes in this city, where the best
people of all nationalities go.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mrs. Lillian Urguhart, formerly or
ganist of St. Augustine p. E. Church
of Brookly, n. Y, is now located in
Washington. Mrs. Urguhart is a splen-
did performer on both organ and pi-
ano. Washington welcomes her,
Mr.. Fred Sabbs a promising tenor
bids fair to become a star i'm the near
future.
Mrs. Alice Strange-Davis, d1rectress
of music in the public schools of the
9th, 10th and nth divisions, has a
large class of private pupils-her
recitals are an annual features of
Washington musical circles.
AT the Columbia Theatre this wdek
Miss Belle Davis, an Afro-American
star with Browns In Town" Com.
pany, is making quite a hit in her
rendition of coon songs is equal to
May 1rvin's own style.
Band leader Elsie S. Hoffman states
that the permanent chorus, the out
come of the Sight Singing Class start
ed last November is certainty. The
class now comprises 90 voices, an op-
portunity will be given the Washing
ton public of hearing these promising
singers in concert on the evening ot
June 9th Hoffman Band of forty musi.
clans will accompany the chorus.
Prof. Walter H. Craig, New York S
representative musicians was recently
merried to one of Jersey City's danes
Prof. Craig has fine studio: in New
York city.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
A ANITY FAIR"

Newell & Shevett, comedy gym.
naSts, and the only team Of triple
horizontal bar performers who accom-
push the astonishing feat of twisting
rom the one bar over the center bar
tna catching the opposite end bar, a
distance 0t forty feet; Ralph G. Tohn-
Stone, the champion bicyclist who
oilers fIooo To any rider who can du-
Pledte bis rick; Morrissey & Rich,
me comedy entertainers; Emery &
NARROW, uaycsty artists: Lowell and
lower ecdcntrIc acrobats, Miss Dixie,
singing Noubrette; Farrell & TAYLOR,
mt musical comiques; and Miss Mar
;ou" leoeau, the handsome baton
gaSl"r These will compose the olio
y novelty acts with Vanity Fair"
gaGl IA plays a special engagement at
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
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A WILHoR, Chemist, Boston, who win send an illus
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The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

ker and an s1aea:t p IS good at Rhodes, Wal.
Any,b,T,aD D'fNe 1913 and IoIs 9TH street,
lae Can ! l'0 want in the furniture
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Gyour 5o 5ouf best girl, or your sister,
Class piano @usnIer a present of a first
c9s 1no CbS ne best house in the
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The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
+'vs y Ohio, City of Toledo, ! .
Lucas County. ,

S'@,es u Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County. %
TANK Cheney makes oath that
4 4 T T ,.lt .lt senior partner of the firm oi
!, Cheney x Co., doing business
= 1e l,1 Of Toledo, County and
c,a's c.., aforesaid, and that SAID firm will
F,5 NE sum Of ONE HUNDRED Dol
sr,l .,ss y, ,9f each and every case of Ca.
NIL NH mat cannot be cured by the use
''a" s Oa,arrh Cure.
FRANK !. CHENEY.
-"o'A 10 before me and subscribed
4 ~ y Preseace, this 9th day December,
M- \. w. GLASON,
N0taJy Public.
as'.s Ill.,. Natarrh Cure is taken
and .n "al acts directly on the bio o
Sen" i":~0o0N surfaces of
"1 'o' testimonials, free.
h,l.-l;; CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
10y Druggist, 75c.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

Many other we'll located. properties
in different sections of the city for
sale on easy terms. Stop paying rent
and own your own home.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

James Jefries, the fighter. the spe-
cial feature of the Knickerbrockers.
which will also present can fair
of Honor, an Kernan's next week.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
R. J. MARSHALL,
REAL ESTATE & LOAN BROKER, p
sos nth Street, ~. w.

FOR SALE-Near New York avenue
and North Capital street, new, buff
brick residence, rooms, cellar and
bath, newly papered and decorated;
has all modern improvements and
conveniences: mirror mantels, speak
ing tubes, electric bells, etc.
This property is nicely located in an
improving section of the city. The
new electric cars will pass within a
half block. This property, $1,000, on
monthly payments about the same as
rent.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

FOR SALE-In the northwest, very
desirably located, dwelling and store
together, brick, large store room,
dining room and kitchen on the first
floor, 4 bedrooms and bath on second
floor, all modern improvements. Shell
wing and counters complete Price,
$500, oil very easy terms. This is an
investment worthy of immediate atten-
ton.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE pOsk nsass:9: sHAsr'
WEEK MARCH 18th,
Afternoon, ais. Evening s.1s
R'aH'i Vass1riI1,
Daily Matinees:
isabelle URQUHART,
assisted by
JOHN L. BURKE,
Presenting that laughable comedetta
EVEN STEPHEN"
LIZZIE EVANS,
HARRY MILLS
Producing thier great hit
1.-TWO GIRLS and ONE NAN"
THEO. SA-VANS
Comedy acrobats.
RAY l.. ROYCE,
Monologist & Character Inpersonator
KITTY WOLFE,
Harp and Dance.
MISS GER HAHN
Novelty Musical Specially.
EUGENE HEIDERT.
Ameiica' Champion Trick Bicycle
Rider.
The HUNTING TRIO
Comedy Dancing Act.
COMlNG-March Goth.
MARIE DRESSLER and
WALTER JONES
The best and most expensive Vaude-
vile act in the world,
PAULINE HALL,
Americas Comic Opera Queen.
EVENING PRICES
Orchestra......... & 75'cents
Orchestra Circle. le......5o &C. cents
Dress Circle. le.............25 cent:
| HdlleIy Is cents
MatlneeS. 5o....25 ILLS. cent
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

This IS true. And if you are not salts
fed your money will be refunded.
The greatest Candy Kitchen in the
CITY.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-11

You are in need Of CAKES. Do you
want first class cakes of all kinds,
fresh every day? Go to Ioo7-Iooe
n. Y. ave. II. W. Don't delay Large
fruit, pound and other cakes made to
order.