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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-24

Americas most DISTINGUISHED families, is
the result of Washington romance. 1t
was during Lieut.. Grants service as
White House aid that he met his future
wife. Miss Root has mingled consider
ably in social life here. more probably
during her first residence than more lat
tarlv.
Lieut.. Grant spent his childhood in New
York and for four years of his boyhood
was abroad. while his father was minister
to Austria-Hungary. He went to the
State Military School founded by the
Empress Maria Theresa, where one of his
classmates was the present khedive OF
Egypt He graduated from West Point
in 1862. has seen service in the Philip
pines and on his return to this country
was appointed military aid at the White
House from which service he was de-
tached last summer.
The Misses Jennie and Isabel Finley of
Pass Christian. Miss, left there last week
to make q visit here at the home of their
brother. Mr. w. w Finley. whose younger
daughter. Miss Lille Finley, will make
her debut on December 4.
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Tiffany will sail
for Europe next Thursday.
Here is a new way to tell pleasant news
Mrs. George NJ. Gillette of Minneapolis
gave a young peoples tea last week for
her daughter. whose engagement to Mr..
Donald r. Cotton of Syracuse, n. Y, was
then made public. Each girl guest was
told on her arrival and she was expected
to spread the news. The confecuons and
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The White House takes first place in
the program of the present week in a
dinner for Rear Admiral Evans on the
eve of his departure with his battleship
fleet for the Pacific, to be followed by a
large reception when both the official and
resident world of Importance and fashion
will meet in the Presidents home again.
Tomorrow Mrs. Roosevelt will give her
annual tea for the diplomatic corps, a
function of great interest in the prelimi-
naries of the social season. The hour is
6 o'clock.
Col Charles S. Bromwel. aid to the
President, will be assisted in his duties
the coming season by Lieut.. Commander
Sims. Capt. Mccoy. 18th Infantry. and
Capt. Fitzhugh Lee. 7th Cavalry, Capts.
r o. Van HON, of the 18th Infantry, and
Sherwood A. Cheney of the army gen.
eral staff. and First Lieut. Thomas Hol
comb. jr., of the Marine Corps. All but
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S. A. is next Wednesday and the hour
for the ceremony is + o'clock. With the
Invitations were inclosed a card to iden-
tify each guest on arriving at the house
OF the Secretary of State and Mrs. Root
a very proper precaution in the arrange
ment for such a notable event. So far
as possible the greatest simplicity will
attend the wedding, of which more can
be said of the details after than before the
date. President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
attend the ceremony and the kith and
kin of both bride and groom from far
and near will also be present to share
in the happiness of the young couple. The
brides presents already vie in value and
number with those received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and with equal
good reason. Lieut.. Grant has a six
weeks leave of absence before he is
expected back at his post in Boston,
where he is attached to the Corps of
Engineers. He has taken a house in
Brookline. where the couple will begin
housekeeping.
This marriage which will unite two of
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nue. southwest. Wednesday evening, No
vember 20. They were the recipients of
many handsome presents. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Ridge
way. jr.. Mrs. B. B. Smith. Mrs. w. c.
Baggett. Mr.. and Mrs f. ]. Roberts and
Miss Zelda Smith Of Ale xandria, Va; Mrs.
Carrie Cost of New Haven Conn; Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ellerbrook. Mr.. and Mrs. George Eller-
brook and Mr.: and Mrs. R. l.: Pitts. Mrs.
Thomas Nuent Mrs. Lole Newman, Mrs.
B. T. Rldgway. sr.. and Mrs. E. Ball.
the Misses Eva and Ethel Cost. Ethel
Wood. Elf,eda Payne. Margaret Bell,
Lille and Rena Ball. Ella Moreland and
Ella Merten. Messrs. Charles Merten. w.
f. Marshall. j. Richards. Joseph NJ.
Smith. George Meeks. r. l.. King. John
Mckinney, E. kerby. Walter Ball, Oil
yer Jenkins and Harry Ellerbrook. Dur
ing the evening instrumental and vocal
room refreshments were served The table
was BEAUTIFULLY decorated.
Mr.. Emanuel Blout of Montreal, Can
ada, formerly Of this city, spent several
days in town with relatives during the
week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the
Eighth Street Temple held their regular
meeting in the vestry rooms Monday aft
Mrs Joseph Abel; Mrs. A. M. Fishel. vice
president, and Mrs. l.. Somehow Sec
rotary. After the business porter of the
meeting the ladies were entertained by a
monologist. and during the afternoon light
refreshments were served. Arrangements
were made to give the children of the
Saba tn school an entertainment in the
vestry rooms December 8. The next meet
ing will take place the first Monday in
January.
Mrs. H. Obendorfer of Norfolk. Va, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Adler of
Fairmont street where she will be pleased
to see her friends.
Mrs. Lee F. Wolf has returned to the
city from a visit in Philadelphia and New
York, where she was the guest of rela-
tives.
The Octagon Pleasure Club have ar
ranged for stag theater party, to be fol-
lowed by supper Thanksgiving evening
Miss Belle Waterman Of Baltimore was
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the guest of the Misses Ganss of Fairmont
street the early part of the week for a
few days.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon have
returned to their home on University
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann have returned
to their home on Belmont road after a
several months stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ Strouse of Baltimore spent a
short time in town during the week en-
route to Richmond. Va, and was the
guest of Mrs. Henry Kaufman of 18th
street.
party at the Mercantile Club was largely
attended Prizes were won by Mrs. Max
Goldsmith and Mrs. Harry King.
Mrs. David F. Sanger of the Elberon.
Columbia road, is entertaining her sister,
Miss Krone nberger Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kaufman have re-
turned to town from a trip to the James,
town exposition.
Mrs. N. Peyser will leave the city the
early part of the week for Newport News,
Va, to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Garner
Mrs Sol B.eber has returned to her
home on street southeast from a trip
to Atlantic City.
Mrs Addie Sigmund OF the Vernon. u
street near 18th street. will, be at home
on Thursdays during the winter.
Miss Gertrude Strouse has returned to
her home in Pittsburg, Pa. after spending
a few weeks with her siste", Mrs. Oscar
Baum.
Mr.. Louis Auetis LEFT Washington dur
ing the week for Texas. where he ex-
poets to be for the next two m ,uths.
The members OF the Imperial Club and
several invited guests enjoyed a SIN oker
Tuesday evening and buffet supper \
number of the guests contributed their
talent to the evenings enjoyment. among
whom were Mr.. Lawrence Ensei. Mr..
Joseph Henline. Mr.. Falter Sondheim.
Mr. Chester Spencer. Mr.. Hamph. Mr..
Bert Cohn and MI Lamb, who gave reci-
tations. songs and dances. The others
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Mrs. McIlhenny and Miss Mcllhenny,
mother and sister of Civil Service Commits
sioner John McIlhenny. who we're here re-
Gently and greatly entertained. have re-
turned to their plantation home on Averys
Island, La They will be in New Orleans
later. with other members of the family,
for the McIlhenny-Stauffer wedding No
vember 30.
A recent wedding Of interest to the
Washington friends of the couple was
that of Miss NJ. Dorothy Beytien and Mr..
Guy P. Harrington, which took place in
Hutchinson. Mimi. at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bey-
ten. Rev Mr. Brown read the service
and Miss Mabelle barrow of Minneapolis
played the wedding march from "Lohen-
grim as the bridal party entered. and dur
"Serenade."
The bride entered with her father. and
was beautifully gowned in white point
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present were Messrs. Milton. Kaufman.
Gilbert Bersinger, Samuel Steinberser.
Milton Kronheim. Sidney Guggenheim.
William Michaelis. SCI Abbott, Maury ST.
Joseph Dreyfus. Fl. Richards. Sidney
Gunst. A. Abbott, NJ. Lowenthal. II,
Dachsberger. J. Kaufman. II. Essex, B.
Hirsh. 6. Luchs. L. Loeb, NJ. Sondhem.
J. Pllman. Zion Bernstein, A. Finkels .ei l
and Mr.. Strauss.
Mrs. Isadore Goldheim and son Willard
IRE spending few days in Baltimore, tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Goldheim.
Mr. Morris Price has returned from a
recent visit to New York city.
Miss Carrie Robinson is in Chicago Wis
iting relatives and expects to be gone the
best part of the winter.
Mrs Julia Luchs entertained the
Thursday Evening Whist Club AT her
apartment in the Sterling this week In
the party were Mrs. Addie Sigmund Mrs
Lewis Newmyer Mrs. Samuel Bensinger
Mrs. Jacob kronheim and Mrs. L. StrtS-
burger.
Mr. Isadore Saks and Mr.. George Heller
of New York city were the guests of
relatives in town during the past week
for short stay
The Undicems Club will give dance on
Thanksgiving night.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rich and daugh-
ter. Miss Fannie Rich returned to town
on Thursday night from visit i'm Brook
Ign. N. V, where they were the nests
of Mr.. and Mrs I-llman.
The Thursday Evening Whist Club met
TINS week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Abe King. In the party were Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger. Mr. and Mrs. a.
NJ. Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Behrend and
Mr. and Mrs King
Mrs. Sidney c. Kaufman entertained
the Afternoon Embroidery Circle at her
home in the Bedford on friday after
noon. During the afternoon light re-
freshments were served.
Mr. Drucker of Cincinnati. Ohio, has
returned to his home after a visit in town
with friends.
Mr.. Max Behrend Of Philadelphia spent
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Exposition of the rare, and beautiful in fursur
coats u and neckpieces embracing coats OF black and
pony natural and blended squirrel caracu
and SEAL furned boadcloh Neckpeces and mus
of mink Persian lamb Russian sable natural and blended
squirrel lynx, &C. Novelties from the foremost foreign and
designers depicting the highest development OF fur
art
An a-incsive display of CoasCoat Of every kind for
every occason-rom the thoroughly practical to the superb
for ball Voumnous Evening capes and Coats
which the of capes with the full flowing lines
easily slipped and off, and well adapted for with
evening gowns of dainty, fragile beauty White Evening
Wraps and Wraps coors Practical Goats for dayn and
layout marketing shopping, business and travelling
Stunning models in Motor Coats
Richly elegant Dinner Dresses, Evening Gowns and
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Miss Edna ]. Shelby has left town on
a visit TO Mrs. Henry McHarg, jr., OF
Radford, Va, for a week.
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Miss Frances Youngblood. daughter OF
Col. William Youngblood of 1140 p street.
and Miss Katie rine Ralph will attend the
army and navy foot bail game at Phila-
dephia this week.
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a few days in town with friends before
sailing for abroad in few days.
Mr.. Monroe Luchs has been spending
the past week in Streator. ILL.,, and has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Wolferman.
Miss Edna ]. Shelby has left town on
a visit TO Mrs Henry McHarg, jr, Of
Radford, Va, for week.
Miss Frances Youngbood. daughter OF
Col. William Youngblood Of 1140 p street.
and Miss Katie rine Ralph will attend the
army and navy foot ball game at Phlla-
de'phia this week.
Mrs. Stone. the president general of the
L. d. C..recently elected at Norfolk. Va,
is the guest of Cen and Mrs. Schoneld
of 1914 street.
Mrs. Harper. wife of Col. Robert Harper
Of 1915 10th street. has returned to the
city. having spent the summer at Oak
Grove farm, Their country home, near
Leesburg. Va. and in New England. She
will entertain at a breakfast Monday.
December 10. for which one hunA ed in
vtations have ben sent out The break
fast will be followed by bridge. Mrs.
Harper will also give large dinner
Christmas day.
The naval attache of the Russian EN-
bassy and wife. Commander and Nine.
Nebolsine. and their lille sons. Eugene.
George and Rostiseve, have returned to
their home, 1925 NJ street. Nine. Nebol-
sine and the children spent three months
in Europe. visiting Switzerland and Eng
land returning in September to spend tn,
early autumn with the commander at
Black Rock. Bridgeport, Conn. where he
was the past six months. Nine Eebplsine
Is the only lady in the Russian diplomatic
circle this winter and she will rts sumo her
days at home the first Thursday in De-
cember.
Mrs. Oracle, wife OF Col. Ar, hibald
Oracle. and her interesting daughter
Edith Temple Graci. have returned to
their home. After an enjoyable visit o.
several weeks at Monticello they went
north to Southampton. l.. l.. to visit
Mrs. Otto Wilhelm Setback, the mother OF
Mrs. Oracle, who has cottage there.
They visited the jamestown exposition on
their return home. and were the guests
(ConkiAusd on Second Page.)
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Demtaored Costumes-of broadcloth in the shades
very beautiful very unusual Velvet Costumes and Walk
ing Suits of chcof fashionable novelty STRIPES
in subdued designs and shadngs ,.,
Bewching Lingerie Blouses from abroad French
Waists of silk and lace From Americas most talented de-
sgners showing superb Lace Waists Silk Waists and
Net Waists together with the stylish Tailored
Waists. Some as low $500.
The Winter Millinery readyn all its forms and vara-
tons Beaver felt and velvet the foundations which
designers have developed she gories of their craft
Pumes pompons marbou, and fancy feathers lead trim
ngs And flowers with feathers Outlines. And fur where
elegance desired If haven't been in recently,
do and view the winter millinery
Every hing in Neckwear-everything in Veings-every
thing Gloves for and evening Nothing that
is exclusive is missing.
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Mrs stone the president general of the
T. d. Crecently elected at Norfolk, Va,
is the guest of Gen. and Mrs. Schofeld
of 1914 z street.
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Mrs. Sidney G. Kaufman entertained
the Afternoon Embroidery Circle at her
noon. During the afternoon light re-
freshmentS were served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-24

Mr.. Drucker of Cincinnati. Ohio, has
returned to his home after visit in town
with friends.
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Mr.. Louis Ametis left Washington dur
ing the week for Texas. where he ex-
poets to be for the next two m ,uths
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The Octagon Pleasure Club have ar
ranged for stag theater party, to be fol-
lowed by supper Thanksgiving evening,
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Mrs. M. Strouse Of Baltimore spent
short time in town during the week en-
route to Richmond, Va, and was the
guest of Mrs. Henry Kaufman of 18th
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ices at the tea table emphasized the event
by showing the initials &c" and &c.
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Mr.. Monroe Luchs has been spending
the past week in Streator. H., and has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Wolferman.
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Miss Gertrude Strouse has returned to
her home in Pttsburg, Pa. after spending
a few weeks with her siste:, Mrs. Oscar
Baum.
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a few days in town with friends before
sailing for abroad in few days.
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The Thursday Evening Whist Club met
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Abe King. In the party were Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger. Mr. and Mrs. a.
NJ. Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Behrend and
Mr. and Mrs King
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| Mrs. Isadore Goldheim and son Willard
IRE spending a few days in Baltimore, tn,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Goldheinn.
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Saturday night. November Is. the whist
party at the Mercantile Club was largely
attended. Prizes were won by Mrs. Max
Goldsmith and Mrs. Harry King.
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Mrs. Perry Benjamin Pierce and Miss
Pierce. after an atserce Ct two years.
have returned to the city ana are To-
Gated at the Marlborough
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Mrs. Lee F. Wolf has returned to the
city from visit in Philadelphia and New
York, where she was the guest of rela-
tives.
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Mrs. Lewis Flemer sailed with her
aunt. Mrs. George W. Roosevelt on the
Caronia for Italy on the I'D. They will
remain abroad about three months
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Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann have returned
several months stay in Atlantic City.
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Dr. and Mrs. William Jardona Pettus
nave returned to the city and opened tn cir
residence al 1722 Gomez, icut avenue
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Mr.. Max Behrend of Philadelphia spent
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Mrs. David F. Sanger of the Elberon.
Columbia road. is entertaining her sister,
Miss Kronenberger of Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Miss Belle Waterman OF Baltimore was
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| Mr. Norris Price has returned from a
recent visit to New York city.
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| Mrs Addie Sigmund Of the Vernon. u
street near 18th street, will be at home
| on Thursdays during the winter.
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Miss Carrie Robinson is in Chicago Wis
iting relatives and expects to be gone the
best part of the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey f. Smith cele-
brated the thirtee nth anniversary Of their
marriage At their home go Virginia ave.
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few days.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon have
returned to their home on University
place from a weeks stay in Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Sol B.eber has returned to her
home on G street southeast from trip
to Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs Max Rich and daugh-
ter. Miss Fannie Rich returned to town
on Thursday night from a visit in Brook
Ign. N. Y, where they were the r-uests
of Mr.. and Mrs ITllman.
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Mrs. H. Obendorfer of Norfolk. Va, is.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Adler of
Fairmont street. whsre she will be pleased
to see her friends.
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| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman have re-
| turned to town from trip to the James
town exposition.
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Mrs. N. Peyser will leave the city the
early part of the week for Newport News,
Va. to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Garner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-03
BAD CUTTING AFFRAY
 AT DOME CITY

TAIGEANKS. O,t. 2G Sunday night ahut midnight. Mnly Manson and Tom Mcrrra of Domy. while engaged in a dghr aitn knives. were both badly cut uI are now at the Montana hotel in Dome city under tho care of separat" physicians. A to thr origin of the fight there is mo good and sufficient cau~, assigned. 1t i- known that both rm'n were thinking and were in quar- rol~ome stage of jiquor Furthermore, houu have something of reputation as pugiu-t~ and were very likely walking ab"ut witH chips on their shoulders. " ta" tu.. of thn tracae. Pat Whalou aua Jack Hayes Were together and as Wn1 was brought to them that fight with knives la~ going on in a neigh
 'uru4 -alooa hora ran to the scene. ha, hr tho time that tarl arrived the .uHhaam- uad brru separated and a.. UNlo~ uHh which l.o work had .r.. dou. had disappeared. Wnalru
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arrested McCrca and told Hayes to take Maus", who va- at that time under tn" bar Manson objected 10 the ar rest saying "G am wounded, and wounded bad" Upon examination il was found that h. had been cut in the back of tn" left leg four inches above the bend of the knee. The gash was four or five inches long and very deep. but had not touched am artery Me Crca had been cut in th" right leg in almost identically the same place, but the slash was only about two-thirds as large. TTe had also been stabbed in the left side. between the first and second ribs. but this wound is not a serious one In addition to the two cuts mentioned ther" was still another on his hand.
 Yesterday The two men came up hrf"r" Commissioner Thomas for hearing and wrr" bound over to the grand jury. the bail in each ease be- ing -rt at g. OO0
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-03
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
 OF EAGLES TONIGHT.

X hig attcndaun" Of Eagles i~ OK pcctrd this evening when the olrrtior of officers of the Iods" takes place. The follonmg were nominated for election as officers
 Worthy President James Bell
 Worthy Vice President John r Reed, C. W Kos,lthar
 Worthy Chaplain A. l. Lindsay Secretary w. Eddy, II X Lrhfrllp Treasurer Louis Stadi.
 Trustees Q p Cochran. J. j Meyer r. F. Fay.
 Inside Guardian William Malouv Outsidc Guardian Albert WiD,. r. ] Nalli"r
 Arrt Phy~teiw- pr- Nu-ror. Chacr, F. F. HuD A F. Southwark J w. Wilkins
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-03
DOLL IS CAUSING
 MANY HEART FLUTTERS.

Tn, beautiful @"l which Nr Cog sin has offered a~ o prize ro the lit- l, ladN iuo can write tho b,-t c-- say "n santa ci1ue or .al' n. uuo ladies who hay. mot vi, entered their teens. i- causing many o.uM Matters. and the intending contestants un a'- ready ~houm4 much rN"t.wceJ wd m"' d.Nue deep in their -for- of 2i-- dom for the incest thue- to -o>.
 Our lituo tol has already Inquired a@ to whether santa CIw- h;monr would be one ot line ud@ hur vl- t")l uap am u~vrr could no, lr ats.u Valdez.
 Several ,+-.N NtN h. srut u apd they win mdouhtodly D. iu'ru~tm-
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Turcottc. l.. l.. No. Buster creek May fraction and Martin extension [. L. No. j, Buster creek C. Tmcottr
 No. x above on osborn ctcrL Thos Fullerton ct al
 Blue Ribbon and Redwood clainl be- tween Little and Center crr.k- Clara Fisher.
 Rosa Claim E. l.. MomHHm creek Andrew Erie
 Century claim on the |. '. No. above ou solomon river, John Eathlc,