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Episcopal church. They were the rersN-
tents Of many beautiful presents A surrp-
tuozsS repast WAS served. and All ia sn *
was most happy occasion. Mr.. and Nrs
Bowman are settled in their new home
on Queen Anne hin.
New Years eve John z Green. an attor-
ney, and Mss Ida +. Could were married
BY Rev. J. ". Smith. q ire FIRST Christian.
church- The ceremony vas performed a.
the residence OF the brides parents On
Queen Anne hflf. Only relatfvrs we're pres
snt. Later IA the evening ire bride arr
grcoTn we're driven In a earrEaaa ~ ire
First Christian church, Were tHev ~
ceived congratulations from their frianas.
william Frederick Ridgwav g.. eldest
son % ". r. Rt3gwSy. 81. ~ this city.
who was formerly ccnnrcte1 wffh 81. o.
Guy. was married on DeccEnber % - Ms
Aifsretta MAY Thorisy. e.test daughter ~
Dr. J. y. Thor,ey. 10 Harrisan~x. IA.
After a trip - ChicAxo and Detroit Az
ard Mrs Rliwway WI make tilair henls ln
Atlantic City. y. J.
Mr.. Waiter =. swsiwen. % ire swalwcu
Book a Stationery Company 81 ENerstf
and Miss Edyth n. Moore ~ Seattle. we're
married on New Years cxs az the res-
aence OF the brides mother, fSf2 MINI
avenue. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Randall Mr.. ard Mrs. swal~ea Will
make their future home IN EysretL
Mr.. Hiram n. Sgdaabv ana Mrs. Lucy
r. NJ. Mackenzie. both o. this city. were
quietly married az the residence ~ the
Officiating clergyman. John +. Damon. 90
Fifth avenue. Sunday evening. December
=. a few friends being in attendance 10
extend congratulations.
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Thomas King 81 TX. 20 Chris Hanson.
~ 4 in sw cor LOT ]. sec j.. % a. 8.
Nov. -. Isl So.
T-hilda Carien (nee Bensen) and nus
hsnd John g. 10 Henry Carlson. lots -
svA q block g. Lake Niew add. Dec. =.
lssS Seao
sfsrisi.s Beaulieu 70 Frank J. Monast.
SIX ~ Sc .. ~ p 5, - a, %ov- :. Iss3.
Z. Morast 10 Josephine L Nonast
lof n block y. Poutius' add, May ,.
is2s g.
al - ma ard nv sw sec =. - =. rs. 81
q. Aprl ). ISts 81.
Reliance Loan AID Trust company 10
? Is T.srxer. lots . 70 -. block - River
Park- Dec q IsS, s. eS
FxfagIa Earton % Michael Noon. los !.
block = Mountain View ADJ. Dec =. lssS.
ssa0
&. L. EIbbara 81 tx. 20 Efbhsrd & Nor
.sa Co. lots ard :, block s. Denny &
HTvt's sUpl plat. Dec. 81. is8. 81
Ssrna 20 sane lot 4 block ). E1es &
Enfght's aed Dec. p. 1870 s..
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FOREIGN NsRKETs.
financial


NEw YORK. Jan. 2-THe Even nz
Posts anane5sl oahleEram SAYS;
The tone 20 the s;orS markets vas ger
orally Eoo3 toi&y bet Americans were
lfsIes. saeasrlug Sea Norks lead. Con
Efr.rss. auait.nE N~u 1srks lead. Ca--
zeis closes under ire best The money
market v-as easy s1a is flooded Wlth each.
th-ee months bills belnE AZ . 1919 TIE
Better orfnior. consider that che fsi Uas
oyrrIcrs ard look for a recovery later in
fHr rnrrfE.
Trr Far-s baurse Eas cu.eL
Trr nFrlin market Was d3soTEau I'D hs
tar sad lca announcement q the details %
arc a5ersc reforms 70 become operative
from yesterday.
Hr~aA~tnn. and Grains.
TIVEEPOnr- Jaa- 2-wasat &-t corr
Ffo. zy.
Nou@-
Hops-At Loo55n. Pae1ac coast e. s..
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LONDON. jar. 3-The weather during
the week ha= been mild. There has been
~oTne gain- and the wheat crop Is doing
well In the vs1eat market prices were
ffrrner and had healthy fons- StAxfsg ca.
BOSTON fs good. California wheat aaoat
was quoted AZ sss: Northern spr.ns wheat,
January and February delivery. ass ID
Flour frTn. Corn steadys mixed Arrri-
can maize. January delivery. les ~. Bar.
ley quiet ana steady.
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TAroosH OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH Jan. a. = r-sDeciaI-
Barometer. Is. light rain. wind east. 10
miles. Inward, tug Tacoma. s.S a. N.
OUTWARD, a schooner. ~ D ,. II.
NEAH BAY. Jan s.-SpeCial.--1Ight
rain: light cas-; wind. Tug Tacoma and a
three TASTED schooner IN bay.
PORT ANGELES Jan 3.-Barometer.
M; cloudy. wind. southeast. miles.
Barks Richard III. and Melrose in hsy.
PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 2.-Arrived-
King Cyrus. Annie Larsen.
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Position. Lost By Fire.

sax FRANCIS-O. Jan. 1--Fifty miners
rsaeaess this cify today from san Benito
-.untv. having lost their employment IN
consequence % fires- The owners % ths
New TdriA silver mine few days ago
sn--rietea a new furnace which was 20
ave been started up Mou4ay. Fires were
nnaAe 81 the boilers "Wednesday ntghf 20
arw tAs building and test the machinery
A Defective fas iEnitea wooden con
teaser and the building w&s destroyed
TIE value wAs about $sas@a.
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LONDON. Jan TEE rev wear cpere
sasptetouslf CD enc stook exchange. wftH
EseEev. Tor csc tisne being cheap. AZ tns
markets. we're arra Vtth c-8slSerzhz as
vaUces ln Eer& seetsous. TsAa novaueuf
Il IA rot taubtsd. aas UalHlF profession
a. ga tee beard Hsnae railway ssEs4rf.
tses sacN a ESGeE4. advances q from I 4
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PUGET SOUND SKIPPING.

The usual Monday mornings tables Of
the movements Of vessels on Puget sound.
oiearanees, and so forth. is unavoidabIy
held over and viii be published in tomor-
rows Post-Intelligencer.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO, Jan. Ain wheat the early
news was OF a decidedly builish charae-
ter and the first session OF the year be-
gan In way 20 rejoice the hearts OF
spectators wishing higher prices The
strength was maintained 10 the end. the
lowest price Of the day being made short
Iy after the opening when liberal offer
ings by longs caused a slight decline.
which however. was quickly recovered.
One OF the factors helping the market
was the prediction Of cold weather in the
winter wheat section Another equally
strong factor was found in the news
cabled from Argentina. which represented
matters there as steadily drifting from
bad 10 worse. The province Of Santa
Fe which usually exports l2.Ho. co bush
els or over of wheat viii not have IL s.
claimed 100000 bushels surplus this
year. That the Argentina news was re-
garied in England as OF the most seri-
Gus Importance may be gathered from the
fact that. although IL was holiday
there. the grain men OF Liverpool and
London sent buying orders 70 New York
and Chicago for May wheat. Opening
quotations for May wers at sass4is22.c as
compared with Thursdays closing price
OF SIZE. After touching S3Ssc the mar
ket went steadily upward until Sc had
been reached. II reacted from that 20
sf&c and closed strong a. Ss7sc North
western receipts, though small. had but
little influence on trading Minneapolis
and Duluth reported ca cars, or i've less
than las; year.
Corn was Quiet. but decidedly frmer
governed chiefly by the buoyant feeling
81 wheat.
oats we're quiet and Arm. prices being
"a better al the close than a. the finish
Thursday.
A good trade was done in provisions.
and while the most OF the trade. were
IN the way Of changing January forward
20 May, shere were also not few
straight buying orders.
Closing Quotations.
w-heat-January. s7sc; May. size
Corn--January. 2sisaZ7isc May. SIC.
oats.-Jsnuary. isasc: May. lsa.c.
Pork-January. s.. slEl7.s2is May. S7.ssis
I.ard--January, Se1ss; May. 81.
Elba-Jsnuary. S.S2iA. May. tgAo-'s-
Rye-JTiae.
BARLEY a45sc.
FlaN-75c.
Timothy-s2s6
Live stock.
Receipts OF cattle were too small today
=, constitute much OF market. The few
native beef steers offered soia at Ib&l
kEs for common 10 best. c1lefy a. s&f5
Ia hogs although receipts we're small
prices we're no better. and offerings were
atsposed OF az t1GaSa0 ior common 80
best The hulk or tho sales were az
1ssa2 @.
Sheep cold actively A. y1021s for COM
mon 20 prime. E.5eT4 - fer ycagHugs
s. as8s 8 Ter poor TO fancy lambs. Fed
Western sheep Sold az s2$i375.
Receipts-Cs5tle. see, hogs, Itoeo.
sheep. s.soo.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE BUTLER.
Joe G. Hooker. cutter Grant.
JAS. ~ Msclachlan and VT, Whatcorn
Charles s. Reeves Tacoma.
Arthur ". Hawkes. Snohomlsh,
a. j, Steinmann, San Francisco.
L. Bernheimer. Spokane
Arthur T.. Wadhams. Blaine.
X. W. Cahoon. Newark, y. ].
". ). Haynes, Chicago.
r. q. kraus, New York.
ID. J. Mum. New Westminste.
w. c. Miller. Spokane.
]. Il. Stephens. Spokane.
r. w. Condor and wife, Port Gamble.
7. F. Spencer. Spokane.
r. p. Fabt. Portland.
Norris Wollhein, Mount Vernon
NJ. j. Anderson. Vancouver.
j. l. Byron, New Whatcom.
Joe NJ. Baliinger. Newcastle
Mr., and Mrs c. r. Clapp. Port Townsd.
5. Rosenstein. Chicago.
II. S. Gle. Portland.
F. A Spencer. Portland.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
Charles Myers. Spokane.
Miss Maggie Woodwork. Tacoma
G. a. Lucas. Spokane.
d. :. Harris. Olympia.
g o Sandal, city.
A 9. Thurber. Port Blskeley.
n. Herman. Port Blzkeley.
W. r. Edsns. Port Blakeley,
J. James Tacoma.
W Moore, Victoria.
7 wilson, Fargo. n. y.
Mrs. T Wilson. Fargo, y D.
\. Larson. Snohomfsh
Mrs. NJ. a. Stevenson. Mount Vernon.
J. Elliott str Champaign,
William Cook, city.
J. ". Wood, City.
THE STEVENS.
". <. Edward. Spokane.
J. Taltiou and wife. City.
: e Van Wrinkle Martin.
Mrs l.. ". Walker and son. Victoria.
Miss +. r Walker. Victoria.
James y. Piekens. Chehalls.
George ". Race Tacoma
Frank Mann and wife. Port Townsend
Charles p Buckey and wife. Portland
Mann, Portland
vs.. r. Ellis. Ladnss. r. e.
e ". KEN. FRIDAY Tfarhor
Mabel r. Harper East Sound.
Nettie g. Stevens. East sound
J. a Dumms-t. Portland
$. Z. Mitchell Tacoma
p L Douahue. East sound
Winism King. East sound.
j. a McWilisFus llty.
J. =. Atherton. 81. Paul
F z. Beatty. Fort Wayne. Ina.
= F. Martin Portland
: 2. Foirsr. CITY
Charles R0seburE. Nan-cuver
TIRE DILLER-
e Y. jackson. Stanwaod
Y. hawkins. Arlington.
y. J. Josie. Stanwood
q : Natal SuoCus lr7is
Ms. Natal. Snoaua iFrie
e. Townsend. Index
II ss Power E1le1stUrr
H. Mckay PORT Gamble
p M~hfliEan. Arlington
Af-s- killiEan. Arlington
Atss Mex sIlEan. Arlington
jean Smith. Stauwocd.
Mss J.. Chervin, stSDwooa.
Mes z Sne~Ttn. Sta vyUsd
Mss : Foes. S1auwcua
= Mccoy. Edlsl n.
THE NORTHERN
~ " Evans. Port Townsend.
william Lambert, Everett
a. Ax@Ascn. san F-arcss~a-
Mrs. Helen Barney California
- T. Donovan. City.
-. =. Mitchell S4sosa1e
Harry Taylor. -. Paui
James Taylor, =. t4eL
Pat Mcffa~. Buckley.
john w Gum. Snc e1uisA
p n Harrington. E.8Fnon&s-
Isle T. stewart. ks1u8G3z.
George = Wilson City
NJ sFr8szffaF : mas
~ 7. "a Gee. Port SuohomEh-
" n DE1niE. For1 ToNUseTaa.
: N Rector Tacoma.
NilisAr E.ack-sn. CITY.
Chester A&Giey CRY
T. f Tha ms Portland
CaEL ". J. Hogan. City.
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In = Era tn = cheap hotsi n Nsw York
cEty saturday a policeman ana four aonE-
ers were injured though nons S@raosszly.
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es~z- TIE 11lE drew Eavo-zsss aug5irzes
on zeco1nt 81 TIE exceptionally s-rorsg Il
te~naz trade position o. fae T3ise1 States.
zns Riga Price OF wheat. -1sc1 failed 20
saArk exports. owing 70 the u-ge7- for
sasu demand, the sas50rze-Dsz-s ~ great
corporations axwregzlnx upwards q si9a--
- expected 20 bs tn~@ssed IN goods ard
IRE financial s<T5axency ~ nas various for
stgn centers- A sAeg!ng tendency N sg@r-
Ing sxg2sauxs was also fsvoran3y regard
sd IRE market closed ssrcEs al s3ga-
general gsIns ax q eesulx OF RE week >
trad ag- TIE aggrexzss sales were sss, 10
shzrez-
peztinzs "a ~ai.x2y bonds today were
on a sr1aH scale hEg. q firm tone -es IN
ertde1ce- TIE uonc nis-keE % sNe week
exhibited decided Strength slEnoaga the
susp~oxeEn@rz. was interrupted ~ .1-e~va 40.
A good investment demand irfuenced srse-
fer4al gains 81 the g-lt-e3ged issues The
aggregate sales we're s, -. 111
Governments were fairy active and ac-
vancee snarpsy. The payment OF principal
and Interest OF Tn4 Pacific SKIES OF 1sg ts
expected 20 cause Increased activity in
this department TIE sales were SIS. so.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, eaxy ar per cent; prirne
mercantile paper. J&E4ss psr cent; ster-
ling exchange steady. with actual business
81 bankers' oils &C s. 50 "a So for de-
rnaud and e s34s04 Sss. for sixty days
posted rates ss6494 ss1s ard S4s704ss.
comanercssl D. = 81 80
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Total sales Of stocks today were Ss4A
Import. and Exports.

The imports OF dry goods and general
merchandise at this port this week were
valued at s.. e16 505. The imports OF specie
for the week were SO. 30. of which s42 0si
was gold TIE exports Of specie were
sS9.2o silver: no gold.
Flour.
F7our-Recsipts. sn0o. exports. - ~ bar
rels. Quiet bat held higher with wheat.
Winter patents. s4-sSs36.so do straits, s4so;
g 4c89.ss.
wheat Receipts. g. 30 bussels: exports.
a 90 bushels spot dull. but firm: No. !
hard. sSc Options opened strong and ad-
vanced all the morning on reports Of great
damage 20 the Argentine crop. GOVERN &
moderate foreign buying and unfsvorahie
weather IN the winter wheat belt. closed
s,2iAc net higher No ? red January
closed al Sac May closed at soe.
Hops.
TTons-.pa cfnc coast. 1Es crop. e7isc.
Wool.
wooI-Qplet: aeocs. 1sGs0c: pulled. L
use
Metals.
Pig Iron-Quiot; Northern. tliGI1
Tin-Plates euie,
Iead--S{ronE brokers'. $50,
Copper--Strong. brokers', sliS'3z.
Coffee.
Conee-spot Rio duil: No. Z. lassc: In
voice. isaSe. mild duh
sugar.
susar--Rsvs steady. fsir reaniaE. is-isc
reauad arn; mould A. GO: standard A
sGr. cut-}caf s.. crushed. s.. powdered
a.. Erauuiatea CSC. cubes. So.
Petroleum
Petroleum ennsy'lvania crude steady.
February. err htd-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Jan. 2-wheat-wssla
WaIls, 80 SIC; Valley. s1ssc per hushei.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

transactions since January 4 ana
for the Week.
Real estate transactions since January
I 1897. are s. 80 There We're filed for
record during the week = deeds. the con-
alterations aggregating Sf3,Z,9.6I Follow
ing IS the record for the week BY days.
Including SATURDAYS transfers:
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- - new req ID H. -r=r 49,
U.s. a~s ooupIsBs. y. q r. G. . .-uo
L, > -. r-g ..l+ss fours ..s... "a
Elves. coup LA Erle IDS ---.. -
POUR. reg ...liSsl @ h a s. A ssl0si.
Twos. res =. "a H. 8 T. Cen. 5sl9s
Ala. class 4 ..ia -. X. 7. first A. ~
tt4Es = ...kA4 Seoona - sss.- 80
lass q .--- - Nut- Union os IL
L. i as~ con 4 Z <. ?. Ist. -. Lii
missouri g. Ito Seconds 80. Ill
Fours -. .....i0o y. w consols ..Isss'
g Car. non-fd - 5. 5. DEB. - lii
Tenn Few SET Is 49,. r. q. West lsts-. y
'fTyes -. .....iE 81 Paul con. isis
Threes -. -. - 4. a =. ". Is. .ii9i&
Old - -. -. - stL. 81 NJ gen So 75is
Va. centuries =. sois 81 Las gems lella
Deferred =. Tex. Pac. hrsts. "a
Atchison a. -. 7qs. Seconds :. 80 lsl.
second A -. 4sisi 4. p. lists OF IS I03
Can. 50. els ...le5lzi West Shore IS. ..I5
60. X. r. - -. - 10. r. & -. lsts.llSis
l. a. ~. - =. -
stock Quotations.
Atchison :. 80. IA. y. Y. & y. F.. q
Adams TX =. ..l50 Ontario & West. ia
Ni PPefsrred a. :. % oregon oregon Nav 80. il
American FIX ..ios O. s l. & L. ". 10
r. & o.. 49,. ieIs Pacific Mail -. 24is
Canada Pac -. 5sial Peoria ID. * E..
Canada 8. ~ PittSburg ..-.....loo
Central Pac =. IS Pullman Palace l52
Chez a. Ohio. 49,. Reading .......... 21is
Chicago e. LEO Richmond Term. =.
9. II. a. O.. -. g0isI Preferred ...... =.
Chicago Gas :. 73i-l r. @. Western. Is
Con. Gas. ig Preferred ...... ~
c. c. c. & 81. L. ISIS Rock Island -. esls
Col. Coal a. l.. y SLL.&S f. LIST pf. :.
Cotton oil cert. ia. St. Paul ......... 1855
Del. & Hud ...ll6A. Preferred 49,. 1901
Del, L. & w. 1856. ST Paul & ON. 4sss
ID. q r. q. pr. IS Preferred ......lSo
Distiilers :. Southern Pac. E. fiiA
Erie ...-.......... IS Sugar Refinery. 11A
Preferred ..... - Tenn. G. e. l. -. -
Second pfd =. 19a. Texas Pacific -. 50.
Fort Wayne LEO r & Q. c. pfd. 50
CT. Northern Pills Union Pacific -. p.
C e. T.. J. pfd.. - IL. :. Express -
Hooking Valley. la ", ST. L. K P. ei4
Illinois Central. % Preferred ...... fS24
ST. +. a. Duluth 10 Wells Fargo -. 81
Kan. & Tex. pf. p Western Union E3Es
Lake Erie a. W. isA. Wheeling & LIE. 81
Preferred 49,, 81 Preferred p
Lake Shore ....lSia. Mimi. g. ST. L.. Is
Lead Trust ..... 22iz Den. & r. c.. I14
Louisville & N. 4s4sl General Electric 81
L. & N Albany ~ Nat. I.lnseed -. ls
Manhattan Con. Ssisl Colorado F. & /. 22l.
Memphis 4 Oh. is Preferred ...... 20
Mich Central :. IS III a T. g. ...... =.
Missouri Pacific 2eis r. a A & " NJ =.
Mobile g. Ohio.- @el2i r. st. J.. & k.C. a.
Nashville Chatt s. Preferred ...... 10
Nat. Cordage :. =. Southern r. R.. ga
Preferred -. Il. Preferred 49,. 2s@
y. j. Central. 100 Am. Tobacco -. Isl.
Norfolk * W.pf isial Preferred ...... l02
N.American Co. AZ Am. r. g. Q. Co. Sc
Northern Pac.-. 1874 Com. Cable Co .i5s
Preferred 49,. 512s Am. Sugar pfd 100
Z p u. & c.. "a Am Spirits ..... 81.
L. s. Cord. gtd. :. Preferred ...... =.
U.S.Leather pf. 6yi4i P.C.C.S StL.pfd Is
Northwestern .f02ss Cot. Seed oil pfd a
Preferred 80. .I5i4l U. S. Rubber. 2fss
y. y. Central - Preferred ...... IS
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A. ths sgzne q the bride. zIgl Third ave
rae. December y a. 30 ,. m, By Rsy.
p. y Brown. Mr. Henry ~. Bowman
ard Mixs Eva II. Bowen were married
the ceremony Nas witnessed by about
farty guests. TIE bride IL ths organisr
aad tbs groom tas sunday school super
sufsadsns OF tire battery Street Asthosist
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q. 3. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
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Hr Charles u. Csrinwa'd, q tais city.
- sf~s. Mamie p. Doyle. 81 Grand Rap
ia Mich were married On Tnursaay
evening. pocennocr ii. AZ the residence ~
TIE ofrriatlng clergyman. John p. Damon
sis FYfth avenue. and took possession 81
,ba{r new h0ae III Nssison street Just
az tha vagsdirtory whistle denoted the
r.ass4rg away - the old things and Ire
,4Tenf 81 the rev era % hope and bright
.,.frira -toa Nr Grfuwaid r. weli known
among uar people ana Tor the last ysar
avd more has been occupied a. chief en-
.-s~s.-- ~ ere sfary r. Psrley. plying be-
syx-sAn SEATTLE and Port Washington. The
rrfsa has made many warm friends since
b-~ arrival n Seattle. and viii draw
aresgnd her mary more IS her personal
xarth Is spprectzt ted.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. club. sc: blue stem. ac: firm.
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p. 5. PAGuE. Forecasser.
The Washington bee., 1897-07-03

You all have heard of Horn the
Tailor. Through the columns Of this
paper the people have constantly read
OF him. Last week it was understood
that enough had been said of him be-
cause his clothes always speak for him.
1t IS only necessary to go in his place
OF business, 637 F street and be con-
vlnced of what The BEE has been say
ing about him. Mr. Horn is a joker
sometimes and believes in giving joke S,
but when it comes to>making clothes
out OF his best imported goods, he
means business always. Have you
inspected his imported goods? Have
you seen the material from which he
ma keS his summer suits? Well. just
go there once and see his artistic cut
ter and watch his manner and skill.
Your measure is taken by the most
modern system and when he tells you
that your clothes will be made to fit,
you can rely on it that he means just
what he says. Just think of it, 10, IS,
20 and rs dollar suits made to order
from imported goods that will cost
you double price elsewhere. Horn
the Tailor is household word. He is
known far and near. The most
fashionable people are discussing
Horn. Remember his number, 637 F
street n. W.
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B. & o. SUMMER BOOK.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
just issued very handsome book for
summer travel, describing the noun
tain resorts, springs and baths located
on and adjacent to its lines; also the
various watering places on the Allan
tic Coast. The routes for reaching
them are set forth in a comprehensive
and clear manner. The book is print
ed on fine paper, beautifully illustra
ted, and will prove of valuable assist
ance to parties contemplating a sum-
mer tour.
Copies can he had by applying to
various B. & o. Agents or by sending
10 cents in stamps to cover postage to
]. M. Schryver, General Passenger
Agent, Baltimore, Md. Je-I2-4t-
The Washington bee., 1897-07-03
DEATH OF EX-TRUSTEE
BROOKS.

Ex-school trustee, John H. Brooks,
died on last Tuesday, at his residence
on 18th street northwest. Mr.. Brooks
has been one of the most prominent
figures in local affairs. For a number
of years he was member of the Com
mon Council, under the elective gov
eminent. He was also a member of
the board of school trustees and a
very active member at that. He was
always foremost IN school matters and
saw that the colored schools received
<heir just recognition. Mr.. Brooks
was a positive man. He also served
with distinction in the Navy and at the
time of his death he was clerk in the
Navy department, the only colored
clerk there. Mr.. Brooks was also
good writer and a forcible speaker.
He leaves a most amiable wife and
several smart children.
The Washington bee., 1897-07-03
A NOVEL AFFAIR.

A unique excursion will be given
Iuly 9th by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. 1t will be arranged for
Amateur Photographers, and trips will
be made to the Blue Ridge and Allie
ghany Mountains in Western Mary
land and West Virginia. A special
car will be fitted up for the use of the
snap shooters, and put on the end OF the
train so that views may be taken en-
route. Stops will be made at Harper's
Ferry, Hancock and Cumberland. The
B. & o. Photographer will have charge
of the trip. His car, which is fitted
up with a dark room and other acces-
sories for developing negatives and
making prints will be taken along.
Leave Washington New Jersey Ave
nue. and c street, July 9th, HAS a: m.
Round trip to Harper's Ferry. S1.65
g" {" Hancock. ........ I.o5
" Cumberland. sos
Stop overs allowed at Harper's S
Ferry and Hancock.
For further information apply Ticket
Offices, B. & O, New York Avenue
and 18th street, 6Io Penn. Avenue and
Station New Jersey Avenue and [
street.
The Washington bee., 1897-07-03
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The Washington bee., 1897-07-03
A GOOD OFFER.

DR.. F. ]. Shadd, who offered two
scholarships to two High school grad
yates from the Dental department of
Howard University was very COM
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