The Washington Bee Newspaper, February 8, 1896, Page 7

THE WASHINGTON BEE. THE NEWSIEST AND BEST JOURNAL PUBLISHED. The Washington Bex is no doubt the newsiest and best jéurnal published by an Afro-American in this country. The BEE contains more news than any two weeklies published anywhere / |in the United States. , slave to fashion, the best we can. yurselves to be sh marriage ation. nt women have nation for the refuse to be- ok the fact that ult to manage 1ess to a man , understand some- intended to amuse principles come | c s best thoughts | ; of her good his mind. ) have no idea that ntil she istoo sick ietly, let a man hear him two o complain. that denies a cer- usement to the spice, but a toils all day. nt change of is very true, you will think in a ye young keep in entertain new which take away vce lo-morrow. happiness is destroyed n will call forth ad- y of form or com- uisfy those of high ur girl, 1 was very r letter. 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Friend Cooper has removed the Colored American’s old hat and put on a regu- lar ‘‘ Dunlap ” headgear, while Broth- er Chase politely dumped the “old hive’ and procured a brand new hive with artistic cells, and of course the Bee is humming. Both papers are | beautiful. We like to see it, if we can’t. | “BETTER Late THAN NEVER.” | [From the Texas Freeman.] We are just a trifle late in saying so, but the Washington Bee has made me- chanical changes that improve its ap- pearance and reflect credit on the man- agement. [From the Appcal.] Vashington Bee recently made nent in its ap- d its size toa e little unpleas- is to be ‘stronger [From Newspaperdom.] The Washington (D. C.) BEE has been enlarged and substantially im- proved. The g ral tone and char- acter of the Bee sustain the place and name it has made for itself under the editorial management of William Cal- vin Chase. {From the Fourth Estate.] Tue Bee Buster THAN EVER. The Washington (D. C.) 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Ceres Flour makes more Breaai| Ceres Flour makes muvure Bread, otber jour Mana- other jour Manag- factured. Beware of imitations of {@ctured. Beware of imitations of the Brand “Ceres.” |the Brand “Ceres.” ONLY “CERES” FLOUR MAKES PRIZE BREAD. ALL THE Prize Winners OF THE RECENT Breap CON- TEST, WHICH TOOK PLACE AT CONVENTION HALL DURING THE Pure Food Show USED “Ceres Flour.” ISN'T THIS CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT “Ceres” FLOUR IS THE BEST? “Ceres” IS MADE FROM HARD No, 1 MINNESOTA anp DAKOTA WHEAT, AND IS GROUND IN THE MOST MODERN MILLS AMID CLEAN SUR- ROUNDINGS BY SCRUPULOUS MILLERS. CERES” flour is for sale by all good grocers. If he does not keep jt, drop us a card, and we will send you th pees 2 ERS y! ie name of of the nearest W. M. GALT & CO., Wholesale Flour and feed Dealers. We sell all kinds of feed, Hay, Oats, Straw, Gorn and Mill-feed at retail as well as wholesale. COR. FIRST anp INDIANA AVENUE, N. W. pelt & Dyer. |, E. 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TEAM DYGDIG, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. No. 114 4% Street, N. W., Orders called for and delivered to all parts of the city. Dec. 14th 2 mos. G. L: Sheriff, DEALER IN BEST QUALITIES OF OAL, Main Office, 325 Pa. Ave., N. W. Dec.1g ms HAVENNER & DAVIS INCORPORATED, Kime Shoes E. G NOLTE, DEALER IN WALL PAPER, PAPER HANGER, 810 9th St., formerly 907 11th, First-class Work at Lowest Prices. Interior Painting. Booms papered from $2 up SHEETZ’S CANDIES FRESH EVERY DAY, 10th and F Sts., N. Thos. T, Keane, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER It Washinyion Dressed Lamb, Beef, Mutton and Veal 35» 36, 49,50 & 51 Centre Market, 7th St. Wing. Nov. 16th 3 me, Johnson, Garner & Co, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS & CARPETINGS 1930 PENNA AVE. Phone 446, W. REAL ESTATE. ee U. H. PARKER & C0,, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 435 4% Street, S. W., Lents Collecter, Loans and Insurance, ‘Property bought and Sold B. K. BRUCE, Room 54, Ohio National Bank Building. Cor, 12th and G Sts., N, W. 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