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Douglas Island news., 1906-11-14

Fresh fat Turkeys, Spring Chickens and Hens, Cranberries, Celery Hothouse Lettuce, P ars e y, green Onions, Cu- cumbers, Cabbage, Car s. s q II a s h, Pumpkins, Turnips, green and red Pep pers, Tomatoes,B ,Beets Garlic, Onions, Par Snips, Sweet Potato $ Scotch Kale, Red Cabbage. Fresh Fish Shrimp, Ranch Eggs and Eastern Eggs, Star and Premium Hams and Bacon, Fresh and Pickled Tongues, Bologna and Summer Sau- sage, Fresh Smoked and Salt Herr,ng, Smoked Beef sllced, Boiled Ham sliced, Sour pickles and Dill Pickles, Picked Olives, Beets and Saur Kraut. 0oligan Spiced Russian Cav far and Sardines, An chovies Cod Fish and Salmon Bellies, Cheese of all kinds, Imported Swiss, Ro. chefort, Edam, Inn perial, B r e akfast Cream. Limburger, Honey in glass jars, Fresh Apple Cider and Vinegar, Fresh Meats and Game at Wholesale and Re- tail,
Douglas Island news., 1906-11-14

We learn from the Dispatch that both Bro. Russell and George Washington were made to suffer from the stings and arrows of islander. Of course we must admit that old Wash. may have deserved it.
Douglas Island news., 1906-11-14
Council Meeting.

The Monday night meeting of the city council was a very busy one. The first important matter discussed was the Natatorium baths. 1t was decided to open the baths for the public two days each week. All women and children will be admitted free, but men and boys over + years of age will be charged 9 cents. It was also decided that the rent of the hall be raised to $500 a night on and after Dec. lst.
 The report of the municipal magis- trate for the quarter ending Oct. 3lst was received and turned over to the committee on health and police.
 The marshal was instructed to ordeT the building now on Second street moved at onee-
 Bills were paid as follows
 Geo. E. James < SI5o 9s' Jas. McKanns. ..--.....-......-' 70 00 Wortman & Jensen. .----..-.--.- 70 Tom Ryan 1Oz 50 Frank Bach. -.-.....-..--....-. Aoo 0S AT. 6. NJ. Co..-.--.-.----.---- E1 ce Tboe c Price. 126 co IF MeDopaid 147 OS Tom Q'D0nnell. ...-..-..-----..- 32 Ve Geo. E. James & CC.-------~-~- N H q Slater 200 co E Enninu ....-...--. 90 A.E.L- P. Go. Sd A. ButterbsNgh. 9o So McCormick g so HC Slater 14o 8 A.EL& P. Go. ~~--~~~--,----- 0S AS CIV. Young Co. ; VQ Wortman & Jenssp---~-.~-~~.-- D s9 Inc Pa,,ui 50 75
 Professor-Whas ass stbecoustituents of quartz2
 Students-Pints.
 A bland smile sreeps over the class.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29

9}icmonn ernonnt nn0 sum SdluB
%crn1a6nte Der Frdli0ent 0ie Singer,
ia am Sonnto19iorgcn piihfflid nm
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mittogS I'M If ltbr, nud) Dem &rit.
ger auditorium ein5ubcruien.
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trof in i%cil1cr gcitcrn abcnO a6gc.
6oItctcrl 5iuqitunoe Die lester 8or.
bcrcitunqen fir bic S0ngerfabrt. Bel
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6olc it%nttacbubtc Scriommlltng Oe&
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0omcn = &ercin murOc gemelOet, Dab
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orci nelc WIitglicoer nufno6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29

gen 6leii6 NIT Semitic, 0eert un0
S0ie, erbalten. Sn Dem 9el9iihen
Sof-HeItallrant brodte ms ser &el.
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nm nad Woin5 81 iabren. Bon oen
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men 9rici nit Dem &eriprcden i6lie.
ben, in meiItcm nGfiten S6reiben
ctruos iibcr OoS Sdppabenlon0 ST be.
ridtGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
Gi9entbiimlidcr ltnfaQ.

Gigentbiinlidlcr l%lnfnll, n
Der ie6S Sabre olte Sobn 6. Gablen
mter Giicnba6ni6icnen %6egra6cn
unO t0OtIid perlett.- Sin &no6e
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bon cinem Iutomobil i%iberiobren.
Sin SoocSfol oti Dem Cant
pier ,Qouiic. - l[ltOere ltufdle.
9tui cigentbiimlife @eiie fam &c.
tern ser ied8 Sabre dlte Sobn ".
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Qcblcu bon Oar. 1926, GogIeitrabe,
um iein 2eben. g8GbrenO CT al Der
@ilfenS > Npeuue, nnbe Gatbdrinc.
StraBe, ne6et einetn nit @tienbabr.
iHicten 6eluoeneH S6icnenforren
ipielte, fam George &. Smith bon
Nr, 1922, perl. 6reoerid Nuenue. III
roidem Sempo cinbergcfa6ren un0
iein @dgcn rib ppet ser @iicn6abn.
ihiencn BON Dem 9arren berab. Die
S6ienen fielcu brett mti Oas 8nGb-
lem un0 6rud)ten Oemiel6en toOtlibe
@erIetungen am ltnterleib bel. 0aS
9it0 muroe bon Nugcn5@lgcn oeS
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frcit un0 mad ieiter elteplid)en Bob-
nultg gctragcu, moielbit irrOciien Der
bcrbei gerufene Ar5t mn couitatiren
fonnte, oab allies 2cbcn aus Dem Ser'
mrNIiidtcn cntidlpunocn mar. Der
<ti6er OcS 8ngenS lpllrOe perbaftct
mtO nod ser iiiomeitliden 8olfjei.
I~tution gc6rnht, moiclbit er fir eincn
beite ItnttiinOcnoen SnqueIt feItgcbol'
ten miro.
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Ser 1G. Sabre alte Seize Beterion'
bon Nr. H. Oit40iaitrobc, iiel gc'
Itcrn abeno nm s ltbr, pd9renb er
am 6ube ser 8iaiamitrobe nuf eincm
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6cialt0, Dem es eitgcfallen mare, @ie.
OerbeIebungS . Berhld)e ar5nltelen,
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ser 9ilOiIddc crihier,
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gcItern Ibeno mGDreno ser Sa6rt BON
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botrng sic 9ai binunter genommen
mltr0e.
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ser beitbefonnteIten 6iidoflif metbo-
0iItiihen @eiItliden ser Sto6t, muroe
am Gicnitog gben0. an Scr Gde BON
%. mn6 ct. Galtlitrabe. BON Dem Ilis
tomobil oeS 9rn. glllen Shmart &c.
t%roffen, un0 er crlitt 0obei eineu8rii6
oeS linfen 9eineS. Der llnfoa ge.
id)ab, ais GoItor g0waros bon eiuem
elettrtiden @nggon a6geltiegen par
unO binter ocm 8nggon Die 25.
StraBe ii6eri6reiten nollte. 9uBer
Srn. gnaen Shpnrb befonoen iif
aud &r. u. Sfwarb uno Sr. q. g..
3ea auf Dem 4lltomlobiI. Die BRET
MGnner trIgen sen 8erlebten nod
iciner nnben NoGuung, Nr. 24t6.
Gnlpertitrabe un0 riefcn OF. 8aits
man Z. @iQep ber6ei.
Grad 8met Hippen.
aur5 Dor s lt6r geItern Morger
~itiir5te ser 60 Sabre alte Socob 6.
@rig6t, Der in Nr. 1921, galtern-
9loenlte. mobnt, BEL ser arbeit in bent
2agerbaltie ser y. & 8. @ahn," am
SSrBe ser 6eaitraBe. 10 mngliidlid st
9oocn, ouB err 5net Hippen an Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29

SIN reuen Seim. Der
nDoumN Ncn's GepltbIicon Club"
Die 0Itcitr rcpltblifoniidc Srgoniio,
tion i6rcr Nrt, be8og 9eitern N6cnO
i6r ncuca 6eim, gtr. t05, g8eit Cara.
toga-S trobc bel lueldem 4nloiic eitt
GROCER Gmpfong peranitoltet wurOe.
Inter ocn @oiten befono lid and
MoDor Y. Glon Simonns, ionic 5o6l'
reidc mnocrr itdOtiide ulo Qulce3.
6eonlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
am ii ontes Sem il.

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rcr Der MOd)cns unO SonntagSiHulc
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s llbr Del Ser Sdule, mo I'M 1h9llDr
fllbr Die ir0blid)e &iuOeri6oor bon
Gde Caroline ut0 9altimorcItr. oui
orci special . @aggonS ser cleftri.
l6en StroBenbobn nod Dem Set.
plate. 8Gbren0 Der 6obrt iangeu
Die &tn0er iroblihc 2ic0cr, ltl1O in
30 Minllten crrridte man Sen Set
plat, moielblt iid oie &inOcr int Bel
lein ibrer GItcrn nod ScrjenSlIIt
omiiiirten. Gle 2ebrcr g. &. arieger,
6rou GoiioOp, Sri. emma Hllppredyt
unO SRI. Inno .. &. aricger pernll,
ltnlteten nit Den &in0erit o~llcrlej
Spielc. Im Hod)mittug lieierte9rll.
Otto Steinipalb's &opele CONCERT,
WuIif. I'm II llGr erbielten Ole
&inOer Elm f%reieS, mormeS Mittog.
clien, un6 UNI gtod)mittug CAB e5>
nod &offcc unO SUDDEN. Nod)ber
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2ebrcrS g. &. ariegcr nit Wtuiifbe-
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gcnOe ainOcr trugcn 9eflnmotioncn
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little roles" 2uIu Gauge uno Gorou-
liza @oil, nain0 unO 9lume;;" Coca
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&oigt. Solgen0eSerren bil0eten 0u9
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berg, 6. Elitt, u. MenOel unO ".
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bci'm Allfporten moren Die folgenoen
6rollcn beidGitigt: u. 9odelmann,
Y. Huub, s.. 8olt =. Srieger, Soft
meier, 9lumc, SdulG Sobn, 3inf,
@0bner, Wolfermann II. u. am<s
den, ,uno Giscreme . Ston0 0ienten
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Stiemfc, 81. 3inf, u. 8ur5boder ,Wt.
Wiibler, g. unO g. Bonn uno ".
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picrflolii9en Sdule be9innt Mitte
september.
YeronaI Nott5. Sr.gu.
quit =. 9eder, Der befannte Cigar.
rem : 6nbrifont, liegt lett elmer ISOLDE
an 8beumotismus unb eincr2ungeils
GongeItion oornieOcr.
Or. Gobert 9ofinam, 0r.
1925, Earf. apemte, reiit am 4, Suli
bon Rep-9orf ouf Dem Gampfer
Baltic" naG 9iperpool. Io6 fur,
sem aufentbalt in 2onoon begiebt iid)
oerleibc mad Berlin speeds StioinmS
BON Nagens ,uao GRANDDAUGHTER in
oorti9en Spe5ialflinifeu.
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Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard-Hugh Moren Pittsburg: w.
j. Hobbs, Boston; T. NJ. Rees, Pttsburg;
f. Nay, Chicago; V. L. Bradford and Mrs
Bradford, Pttsburg
Raleigh-John Gill, Baltimore; S. Scott.
New York; A. Stern, New York; c. R.
Moore, New York
Arlington-C. H. West Greenville. Miss. !:
John Firth, New York; j. T. Wilcox, New
York; E. ]. Hale, Fayetteville N. c.; Wa
ton Shields, Greenville, Miss; R. L. Will
lams, Jacksonville, Fla.
Shoreham-W. P. Hubbard, Wheeling W.
Va; S. Andrews, Chicago; George Smith
and Mrs. Smith, Rochester, N. Y; C. E.
Goetz and Mrs. Goetz, New York.
Ebbitt-H. Woodruff, New York; L. S.
Kenfield, Boston; G. H. Greet and Mrs
Greet. Boston; A. w. Bach, New York; B.
H. Fuller, United States Marine Corps.
Riggs House-Samuel E. Magill Mexico;
c. S. Winner, Philadelphia; George C. Chap
man. Chicago; A. C. Harvey, Philadelphia:
H. C. Fairchild, Bridgeport. Conn; F. Fl.
Cook, Boston; Mrs. NJ. E. Plat, Mrs. S. E.
Tousey, Chicago; A. w. Wishard, Indiana !;
F. w. Morgan. New York; ]. McCoard
Philadelphia.
Normandie-Arthur Bates, MeadvHe. Pa. );
Representative E. F. Acheson, Washing
ton, Pa; j. NJ. Moore, Richmond, Tex; B.
Mcclure and Mrs. Mcclure, Oklahoma; H.
R. Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan, United States
navy; Charles l. Tirrell, Massachusetts.
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Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Harriet henson, fourteen years, Provi-
dence Hospital.
Philip Jauss, sixty-six years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Ruth c. Nichols, eighty-six years Baptist
Home.
Paul Mitchell, ffty-four years 1896 Pierce
place.
Floy A. Wilson, nineteen years, Iowa
Circle.
James Reeves, thirty years, 1919 18th
street.
Henry c. Clark. eighty-two years. Bright
wood, D. c.
Daisy F. Woodward, thirty-three years
46o Massachusetts avenue northwest
James Higgins. sixty-six years. II and Sd
streets northeast.
stephen Bates. seventy-nine years 1896
18th street northwest
Jemima f. Tile, thirty-nine years, 1914 9th
street southeast.
Mary E. Watkins, forty-nne years. 4O7
Bars court.
Edward Willis, nine months, 1892 18th
street northwest
Mary a. Robinson, seventy-two years 326
E street northeast
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KEEPING UP WITH THE TIMES.
The Army Abreast of Other Countries
in Modern Appliances.

The United States army is keeping pace
with other countries in the matter of mod
ern appliances of warfare. The successful
use of wireless telegraphy in the move
ment of battleships caused the officials OF
the War Department to cast about for a
wireless outfit which would be at once
compact and portable and which could be
installed In the field i'm the shortest posi-
BILE time. Experiments conducted by the
signal service within the past few months
have resulted in the construction by the
government of a number of outfits of that
kind. and they are now being distributed
among the various commands.
The high cost of wireless material abroad
led the government to make its own APP
planes at immense saving. but Ii is
stated that they embody the principal eie-
ments of the latest improvements OF appa-
ratus of this character
Although it is felt that these outfits ulti-
mately viii be vastly improved upon. they
are already capable of doing the most eff
Gent work. They are so constructed that
they easily can be transported on the backs
or three horses or mules. and may be set
up IN twenty minutes They can trans
init messages about 100 miles. and a valua-
bic feature of them is that they will not
interfere with each other in their opera
ton The coast artillery stations will be
htted up with the same outfits from which
communication may be had with ships at
sea and transmitted to the field, If neces-
sary. When the army of pacification went
to Cuba 1t took along a couple of wire
less outfits, and reports have reached the
department that their operation has been
completely successful.
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Edward D. Reeves and Lena NJ. Gowan.
Frank Curry and Sophia Dixon.

Edward D. Reeves and Lena NJ. Gowan.
Frank Curry and Sophia Dixon.
Nathaniel T. Beall and Rosa Lyons.
James W. Fitzgerald Of Spring Garden.
Va, and Lizzie NJ Gregory OF Luck. Va.
Robert L. Garrison and Rosalie Moore.
Robert Hurst Of Terre Haute, Ind, and
Minnie Crist of Lancaster,~Va.
Jerry Tolbert and Hattie Tyer
Joseph o. Lash of Mansfield. Ohio, and
Anna Graft of this city.
Maurice Miller and Ethel Berman.
Harry Hibler of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Ida V. Reynolds of Waldorf, Va
Nathan Beaker and Yetta Podlonuk
Charles E. Betters of Martinsburg. w
Va. and Katie d. drummer of this city.
James HI. Vinson and Florence McKenney
of Potomac. Md.
Herbert N. Wigfeld of Coakleys. Va.
and Matte M. Cloud of Orlean. Va
Ellsworth Valentine and bessie Eyler
both of Rockyridge, Md.
Isaac c. Roberts and Maggie Howard.
William w. Orme and Matte b. Clark
James F. Kirtley of. Richmond, Va, and
Sallie b. Kaufman of Norfolk. Va
Howard J Kidwell of Dunn Loring, Va.
and Agnes V. Hayes of this city.
j. j. Bernard Lerch and Julia S. Hauft
Charles A. Miller of this city and Ida NJ.
Trigger of King George county, Va.
William Lowry and Mabel Howard, both
of Annandale. Va.
John E. Veihmeyer and Alice r. Ward.
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DIED.

BIRCH. On Monday December 3, 1906 MARY
A.. A.; beloved wife Of MilIard r Birch of Ball
Funeral services will he held at Mt. olIvet Church.
I nallston Va Deem December g. at 40 pm All
attend. 2
BOWMAN. SAMUEL BOWMAN died December j.
1906 at George Washington University Hos
t4 Body at Gy @oT Tgoe c not casd fST
be disposed of In accordance with law.
EDMoNSTON. On Tuesday, December 4. 1906 at
l2 y e, PIN; aftsE long Illness mary BAR
Funeral services Friday. December :. at IL am.
terment private. Kindly omit flowers. 2
1918 pm Mrs. SUSAN HAZARD. widow of
the late Leopold Hazard, aged scventy-siK
Funeral from her late residence. 1913 II street
northwest; Thursday, December 6. at 10 O'Clock
am. Relatives and friends respectfully in
vited. lnterment private. (Rockville, Nd,
papers please copy 2
McKENNA. On Tuesday. December L 1906. at IL
E Pm ~, MARC 1s MET McKENNA, beloved wife Of
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MEHRLING. On Tuesday. December 4, 1906 at
an. MARY ELLEN, beloved wife of Daniel
MehrlinG, in her sixty-eighth year.
Asleep in Jesus.
from the residence, Of her daughter, NTs..
Charles Long. 474 street southwest. ReIa-
tives and friends invited to attend.
NICHOLS. On December g. 1906 at the woman's
Baptist Home, s2Io y street northwest. RUTH
C. NICHOLS eIghty-six years OF age.
sTEACTHER On Monday. December 3, 1896 at
O'Clock am, at her residence, 1897 NJ street
northwest. after a long and painful Illness
FLORA. the beloved wife of the late Robt.
Funeral from Metropolitan A. NJ F. Church. NJ
street between 18th and 10th streets northwest,
at 80 O'Clock Thursday, December q. Friends
are invited to attend. Ushode Island papers
please copy) 2
SULLIVAN. On Tuesday. December J. 1906 at
6:25 pm. JOHN r. beloved son of Nora and
the late Redmond sullivan.
Requiem ST. Sterhen's at 8 o'clork
am. Relatives and friends invited. 2
THOMPSON On Monday mornine December 3,
1906 at Aiken 5. C.. VILLA s, husband OF
and the late William S. Thompson, In the
forty fifth year Of his age.
Owing TO delay in arrival of train, funeral services
northwest. Thursday, December 6 at IL am.
Friends and relatives Invited. Interment pri-
vate
In Memoriam.
BARTLETT. In sad ren"rnhr:-"e - c'r 49,
beloved son and brother, EDWIN c. BART
LETT. Jr-, who departed Las two s,aIs
ago today December ;, 1904.
Remembered by his playmates with beautiful fow-
ers. which have been placed upon his mound
BY Ills DEVOTED PARENTS AND SISTERS.
EDMONDS. In sad but loving remembrance OF our
dear mother. MARY EDMONDS. who entered
into rest one year ago today, December ), 1905.
One long weary year has passed
Since God called her TO His throne;
How sad have been our hearts,
How sad home.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTERS, BELLE, LUCAS
AND GEORGINE.
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Sailors Invited.

That theatrical men do not sympathize
with some managers in the matter of re-
fusing admission to soldiers and sailors
in uniform is proved by the following let
ter received today by Secretary Bonaparte
from w. S. Goodfriend:
II have the honor behalf of Mr. Dig
by Bell and his manager, Mr.. Daniel v.
Arthur, to extend cordial invitation to
the sailors in uniform of the United States
navy, now stationed at the Washington
navy yard. and to the sailors on any of
the United States war vessels at present
in this vicinity, to attend the opening per-
Torrance of Mr.. Digby Bell and company
in Augustus Thomas comedy THE Educa-
ton of Mr.. Pipp,' at the Columbia Theater
on Monday evening, December 10, 1906"
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"Mr. Dooley" Has Come Back.

"Mr. Dooley." the famous philosopher
humorst created by F. P. Dunno has re-
turned from his vacation, and through The
Sunday Star will resume his delightful COM
ments on subjects of general interest. The
first Dooley article deals with Count
Boney's Love Affairs and will appear in
next Sundays Star. No one can afford to
miss this delightfully."- humorous story of
the Castellane affair as it appears to the
famous Irish-American philosopher. This
is the first of new series of Dooley ar
ticles which The Sunday Star has arranged
to publish each week during the next few
months.
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Good Shepherd Fair.

The Christmas sale and tea for the House
of the Good Shepherd, tomorrow afternoon
at Rauscher,s, promises to be a highly
joyable affair. Mrs. White, Baroness Hen
gelmuller, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Mccartney,
Mrs. Irwin, Miss Riggs the Misses Cullen,
Mrs. Moshler, Mrs. Preston Sands Mrs
Robert Hinckley, Mrs. Montgomery, Miss
Sherman, Miss Whelan, Mrs. George How
ard, Mrs. Henry de Sbour, Mrs. Corcoran
Thorn, the Misses Cotton, Miss Magruder
Miss Rucker Mrs. Perry johnson, the
Misses Sheridan are some of those in
charge of the exhibition of work and sale
of tea dainties.
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Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were is
sued by Building Inspector Ashford today:
To Allard & Appleby, for three three
story brick dwellings at 1S19-1S23 Monroe
street northwest. Architect, William c. AL
lard. Builders, Allard & Appleby. Esti-
mated cost $4,000.
To j. H. Lloyd, for five two-story brick
dwellings a 1858 to 3641 18th street north
west. Architect, N. T. Halter Company
Builder, ]. H. Lloyd. Estimated cost,
$15,O
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Appeal to the Departments.

City Postmaster Barnes has sent a cir
cular to the officials of all the executive
departments in this city suggesting that
so far as may be consistent with the in
terests of the public service, the mailing
of books. bulky packages and supplies be
curtailed to the minimum from the 18th to
the 25th instant in order that the force Of
the Washington city post office may give
special attention to the handling of Christ
mas mail" The postmaster adds that a
compliance with this suggestion will be of
great benefit to the general public.
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For st. Andrews Church.

The fair at ST. Andrews Parish Hall,
14th and Corcoran streets, which continues
today and tomorrow, opened last evening at
5 o'clock, when a hot dinner, cooked and
served by the ladies, was partaken of by a
large number of visitors. The dinner is a
daily feature.
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cago to the cruiser Charleston at the Marc
Island navy yard. California, yesterday.
The Charleston recently arrived the
Pacific station, having been used to take
Secretary Root and family from New York
around the Horn to Panama.
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MARRIED.

DIXON-MANNY. On November %. 1906 at ST.
Peters Protestant Episcopal Church. Phiiadel-
phla by the rector, Rev. Edward NJ. Jcffrcys,
Mr.. FRANKLIN MONTGOMERY DIXON and
Miss CLARA SIBfL NANNY.
at ST. Dominic's parsonage. by Rev. Father
ienernaD, DANIEL \. FlTZGERALD and
ELIZABETH ATWELl, both OF Washington,
ID