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The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

81. Spurlin Co. hare just received their
new stock OF hardware and are prepared to
astonish the natives at thclow price for which
they are selling all kinds OF goods in their line
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

W. 3. Ccbaru, Of the North Fork Nurseries
was 10 towu yesterday. NJ. Cobarn n one
||of ths most succsasfal fruit grosers in the
|stsss.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

The work 90 the water works 10 gsisg on
good ahsPs, and salsss the weather sst.
u vs vill have vaa<s susaiag through our
rests losy befors spriss.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Jimmy Pollock ~ss down from hi, Tongue
creek home last week, and bought ost several
stores to take u The "old LADY,
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

J. W. Gard is bsildiag . ssuaii dwelling
psss % Flint street, which is the ara
hiding On thai side, bat we lsck for boo,a
bat locality In the ssar future.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Parties de.irous Of purchasing knives. cutler!
etc a, cheaper prices than ever offered in Delta
had better call on spuriin 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Ar. Z, B. Andersoa psssed through here
last week esrout for sait Lake. which place
Intends 10 make bis heas so.e time in
)he future.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

We hsys again = shoenakcr In town, and
|os, you fellows, who have beeu kicking.
latrouiss him enough 70 keep hin here.
~ bis ''sl" In saoshsr eoluusa.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Notice t. Teachers.

The fourth quarterly examination Of
tsahsrs will Be held In Delta, Colo. Nov.
7Sth asj S0th, 1859.
J. b. NcC;iNrY,
saPt. Of Schools.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Mn. Spar. Who has bsea visitiss relatives
"a friesds In sassssu Indiana and also
lasss City. sss ssae time, rsssrsed "
|slta lass Friday oosuiag.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

RheriG johnson came doss from Nontrose
lasl wednesday, snL took u tie sishts Of
/ the "boss" town ON the reservation.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
FOR SALE.

offer for sale my Jersey Bull.
FRANKlE'S PRIZE,
A. ]. c. c. 1850, and two or three Hne
Jersey m TX cows. have more cattle
than l have time to take proper care
Of. This is an EXTA FINE bunch Of
Jersey Cattle and will make very
reasonable prices and easy terms.
W. NJ. HAsTrNas s
At d. & n. G. r. r. Depot.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Ms. GreseIse, who has been woskin. for
!. T. Parthsrs for some time, he's quit ranch.
PC asA aovsri hn fauity in ths house back
ISL. Spuviia md Cs's hasaSare store.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

"Doc" Shores, Sheriff Of Gunpison county
aud re-elected for another term, was in our
Sswn last wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

GesrEs Rasha. esse down from his Mont
fve hasn't last week and eajoyed seyera
days iu Delta, delivering fruit trees.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

II wouid be we'll for our marshal 70 enforce
the ordinance regarding tbs hitching Of horses
Whea left alone.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Special Rates will be made for families at the
California Restaurant.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
The "DOmpstic."

The best. iigbtest running and most durable
Sewing Machine made, for Sale by Crotser q
Stewart.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Say, you ranchmen, when you come u
town, be sure and hitch your horses and
sAQ the expense Of . runaway.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

seventy. five teams in town last Saturday.
Where is there another iittie town that eau
boast Of the same.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Before deciding On wha: Kind Of stove you arc
going to use this winter call and SEQ Mexsrs.
spuriin 4 Co.. where you can select good stove
Al lower prices than have ever been offered in
Delta.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Deaf sssgst W. dance aad supper to be
ivea ~ Mn. Tssssn's sew hossi on Thanks.
tviag evening. Ths nusio will b good
pd sAs saypse shs bess In the "world."
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Beard and lodging only 50 at California RestAu
rant and the table is supplied with the best.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
TEAMS WANTED.
Ranckmen, Freixhters and all
who want employment
in Hauling, Take
Notice.

Mr.. chas. Diehl, who has the contract to
furnish .OoO, 900 feet Of lumber to the Mont
rose Gold Placer Co., near Mesa Creek,
would employ from twenty to twenty-five
teams to haul distance ofl9 miles at pres.
ent with view of reducing it to Is miles.
Lumber is in good shape and the price paiG
is SO per thousand feet. For further psrtic-
ulars apply ut this Office at once.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

DISTRESS after eating, heartburn, sick
headache, and indigestion are cured BY d.
J. II. Ncl.eans Liver and Kidney Pillett
(littls pills.) For sale by I. n. McMarsay.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Nosiee fsp Ratification.
LAND UFFICK At AoNrROSe, Onto. [
November Nh, lNeA, (

Nosiee is hereby given that the following
make .an,l rsoM IN support u his clHim, and
that said wonf will b lassle befoeo kcGister and
krrclvcr Mt MoNtruoe, Cu3o ul Dec. u, leso,
via: sinclair II. ANticrsoN, u. q. No. ieS, Uls
setssH, sUe the nwk, ~ VI. twp is2 t.ss, ".
oth r. N.
He nansca the fullcwin. Witnesses 70 peove hls
said land, via Mshess n. I1nelmAn. WllltAM u.
!,lsst, Lasl n. 0tl0sh. fs, dice hsdoAcn, All of
n. H. sTKILE, Rsels.s
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Money to Loan
on easy terms Privilege OF redemption before
maturity.
PoBr. IL HOFFMAN. Ag't.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Just Received.

Two car load. Of Furniture Of every descnp-
ton, and Of finest and best make TO be had.
At GALE Bros.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

FoR sALE.-A span of good, large worf
horses, for particulars call at this Office.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Ard shesiT Nay, from silvertos came also.
bat who or what he was after we were unable
70 learn.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Mrs. Bucklan rs is headquarters for MILL.
merry and fancy goods.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Mrs. Buckland is offering great bargains
In ladies closks. dresses and underwear.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

1fyou want fruit go to the California House
Opposite McGranahan & Buffers.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Good Bargain.

Stallion Blue for sale, formerly in charge
OF James Ainsworth. Also 6ne mare.
LYMAN /. HENRY,
Agent
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Henry Curtis are now prepared to loan
money On land under the UDcompahgre canal
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Farm Loans.

am prepared 10 make farm loans without
sending application east. Prompt Personal ex-
amination. and Il security is sufficient will close
lnans al once.
WI. CRANE.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Ifyou want . good meal go to the California
Restaurant. Opposite McGnnahau 4 Buffers.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Marvin Stewart was dawn from his ranch
aa Hotehkiss several days this week.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Go to the Delta Planning Mil for all kinds Of
Native Lumber.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Ifyou want bed, go to the California Restar
rant.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

eHlLOMU CArARRM RENgnY--o
Ceuksv Mouth. fw eals ~ Metv4prrr. '
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Money on Farm Lands a, per cent
al CRAINK's
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Cowboy Mattresses
nt GALE Eros.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Re.ember The dance and supper.

We call attention to Saoek 4 Cos sd"
in another eoluma.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

The ORiaINAL ABlErINE OINTMENT
is only put up in large twe-ounce tin
boxes, and Is an absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands.
and all skin ernptions. win positive
ly cure all kinds Of piles. AK fer the
ORIGINAL ABIErINE OINTMENT. Sold
by Latham N Williams, at 10 cents per
box. by mail so cents.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19

Money to loan on Ranches
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Bath House.

J.W. Bouldin has lifted mp bath
house in connection with his barber
shop. Call and see him; next door to
the postofiice.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Town Lots and Lands.

have the Exclusive Sale OF the lots and land
Of The Delta Town aud Improvement Co At Delta
fer-ous desirnx to purchase can cali ON me at m,
once or write to mt at DeltA.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
DELTA COUNTY BANK
CAPITAL PAID UP $4,000.

Win buy County and Town Bonds and War
rants. Buy and sell Domestic and Foreign tx
change. viii pay interest on time deposits. and
give prompt and carcful attention to Collections.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-17

Anew method ~ copying 'raWipvs
which g.ly hn found Of service iu
IuIiusc,, pi.cn-, Is gir"u iu the
pgui5c4r, Igungggaurby H.alt, Any
Kind ui opaque drawing Up.'r ia or
Glu,ry u.s. way 0u cuE.gyou .ur this
purpose. str. IelInl n t.Ie Uauai way
over rle drawing 10 bn copied or ,gut
cd. 4auu. ,y L.u and OF "a cl,,u4 pad,
the paper b. soaked with lauliae. The
pad ,ali-.s the agulti.e % enter the
porga Of tie paper, rendering the lat
ter more transparent than tue finest
tracing paper Tie most delicate lines
and tlnts show the papgr 30 treated,
and Elay be- copied with tho greatest
case, Iyr pcIicil, India iuk or wulcr
cUl0rs take equally well ON the benin.
lied surface. The paper Is Dclthcr
creased nor torn, remaining whole
and supple Indeed, pencil aud water
color Uniting last better upon paper
treated IN this way than on my other
klnd Of tracing paper, The former DO.
ing rutbor difficult 10 remove by rub
Der. When large drawings are to be
dealt with, the Denziuo treatment is
only applied TO parts at q time, thus
keeping pace with the rap!dity Of nd
vunCcmcnt with the work. When the
copy IL completed the benzinc cyapor.
a'cs and the paper resumes IT, original
white and Opaque appearance without
b%ctrayIug the faintesL traced tho ben
zine. II il is desired to Tx lead pencil
marks ON ordinary drawing or traciu
paper, this may be done by wetung ii
with milk and drying in the air.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-17
III. pIsnIly wouIan,t Wash.

lie was a majestic man, with a
whole eur lead OF dignity resting on
his shoulders is he walked down the
beach to tie edge OF tie water.
You n chat some men rs they
thus stand waiting. You can call en-
old man, or old fellow. aul ask if the
water is cold enough for diem, or if
they don't want another iceberg IN
theirs. No one attempted 10 Clatf Ibis
old Roman. His demeanOr forbade il.
All the small BOYS stood back IN @ 10,
spcctful way while he folded his arms
and gazcd out acYUs the hoaviug sen
as if he expected u see the coas. u
Spain,
The great man finally entered the
water. II was beneath his dignity %
yell "oDca!' US tie cold water sawed
away at AI JM4.s or TO pause IN his
advance as he got staru,d. Lie headed
right out for lAc breakers, squared
himself Tor the coming roller, and he
wouldn't have turned his side or
Jumped il t. IL Thousand dollars. The
r~olil~camc bog-!ug IN. aul while all
others GlcEud or Glygl EIs majesty
stood on his pins ana llc2a H.
Next moment something came
ush1ry-sJHala.ng which Wrncd over
and Oyura5 Z. CaU--sImgl.!ug which
spit ali g.@d and c. we'd and
siEuglel u3u struggled II Uas
his I4-ig.Oy. 1ln wind bad been
knocked oI. % Lga, ana be ,al been
lung end over end and p.y"si along
the bottom, and his dignity wa5 nil
As ho got gp there was 81 central yoll
Qi dcligl,i, bat Ln lll lg,LgFlt. lie
looked na..,icr % li1 right Igr the
lett Lut marched away with safely
sep 10 ta' g.tA LU3sg, leaving g drip
ping Ia! On tin sula behind him,
aud Ey never sag l.nagsll. -ll.uuu,
tuG Pres.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-17

The intelligence of the brute crea-
ton was strikingly illustrated when a
dog belonging 10 Samuel Green, liv-
ing on Sixth street, below Barclay,
saved a 2-year-old child from death.
About 2 o'clock Mrs. Green put her
little son, Maurice, 10 bed, and after
watching him sink into a peaceful
slumber, sat on the step with her hus.
band. Two hours later Mr.. Green
heard a noise like the sound of a fall,
followed by the cries of a child and
the subdued growing Of a dog, appar-
emily coming from the dining room.
Alarmed beyond expression, he
rushed into the house and saw a spec.
tacle which held him spellbound for a
moment. About the center Of the
long flight of stairs leading from the
sleeping apartment was the boy Mau-
rice, crying as if his infantile heart
was breaking, He was hanging over
the steps in Il perilous position, with
his head downward, and the canine
prevented him from falling further by
clutching his little dress between his
teeth. The dog was growing at a
rapid rate, as If 10 attract attention,
and seemed TO fully realize the dan.
gerous situation. 4 glance suiliced TO
show the father that his son, with true
Juvenile independence, had jumped
out of bed, and attempted TO walk
down the stairs without assistance.
His foot had evidently caught in
the carpet, and he was plunging head
long down toward the door when the
dog rushed TO the door and saved him
from possible death by catching him
by the dress and holding him there
until human aid arrived.
When Mr.. Green seized the young.
ster, the dog jumped up and licked
his face and hands in order TO mani
fest his approval, and in other ways
exhibited unboundcd joy. The child
sustained a severe flesh wound on the
forehead, but beyond this injury was
unhurt. Mr.. Green has purchased q
costly collar for the dog, and now
says that he would not sell il for any
oncy.-lhiladelpAia Inquirer
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-17
MAMMY'S STORY.

An, well do ! recall how. In the happy olden days
] st beside the nursery fire and saw the hickory
blaxe:
While heard the wind without, and the splash
ing OF the rain
And the broad maguolias tapping at the dripping
window pane,
When nanny. rocking slowly. with the baby on
her knee
Told many n wondrous story-"Jus' ez true es
true could bel"
-welL once dar wuI Two leetle boys, Jeems aud
Johnny Wood;
An Je,nls wuz bad ez bad could beam Johnny
he wUz good.
Deir ma, she had a bag O. gol' hid In de cubby
hole
An Jeens he foun' 1t out. an all dat heap 0
mOuey stolel
An den le run away SO fas' he los a rubber
shoe,
An Ier his ma an Or'er SO poo. dey dunno what
10 do
"weh, Johnny, for his poo mamma, he wicked de
bes' he could,
Tel once she sent him to de swamp to chop some
oser wood;
An dar a lot o gators come-er free, er TO, er
five,
An dc biggest gobbled Johnny up. an swallowed
him allyel
An dar, inside dc critters NAV. what did he 10
hor
But de odIer lnjy rubber shoe. and his mudder's
bag v Gul1
"weil-den he tuck his leetle ak. an right away he
hack
Tel he chop a mons'ous hole right trough the
gators ugly backl
Den out he pop an neb6er stop tel be reach bis
mudder's doc
An be poured dc shlnln' money dar. right on de
parl0r foo'i
Now, honey member dis, from de tale you les
been toll
De bad, dey alluz comes 70 bad-an' Dc good, dey
gits lie gol"
Susan Archard Weiss 10 st. Nicholas.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-17

II would like to ask you a question"
said a gentleman TO a fellow who was
spreading himself over four seats in n
crowded railway a "What is in"
What brand Of nerve food do you
usef'-Epoeh.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05
Obituary.

MRS. DEBORAH d. CRADD0CK.
Deborah, wife of r. Craddock, and
daughter of Ira, and Relief Damon de-
ceased of Litchfeld, Ohio, was born in
Northampton, Mass, Sept. 10th 1895,
and died in Wellington, Ohio, May 26th
1880. AT the age Of thirteen she went to
liye In the family of the Hon. John NJ.
Woolsey, then residing in Cleveland,
where she remained ten years or until
her marriage. One Of the daughters Of
this family is the writer "Susan Cool
idge," and another Is the wife Of Pres.
Gilman of the John Hopkins University.
Many advantages came to the maiden
through her associations In this house
hold where she was esteemed as friend.
She spent nineteen years in Cleveland,
coming to Wellington in 1859. Mrs.
Craddock had excellent practical ability,
and those qualities of cheerfulness, for
bearance, modesty and unselfishness that
enabled her to live and work in harmony
with all with whom she associated.
Uniting with the Congregational
Church here in 1873 she was closely iden-
titled with Its interests, and for twelve
years served as President OF Its Benevo-
lent society, including the trying and
laborious period when the furnishing
Of the new church was in progress. In
the Woman's Missionary Society, and
the Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion, of which she was a member since its
organization, she was helpful and reli-
able worker, and had served as President
Of the Wellington Union. These Socie-
ties sent a number Of the many hand
some floral tributes, attended the funeral
in body and followed her remains tc
the grave. The patience and unwilling.
ness to excite alarm as this gentle spirit
approached death, was characteristic oi
her nature. When the seriousness Of
her case could no longer be ignored ol
concealed, she spoke with perfect free
dom of all her wishes TO her family, and
those about her, and very touching and
joyful were her references to her readi'
ness for departure and her confidence In
the Savior whom she had trusted ant
served.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05

Commander NJ. w. Lang and prayer was
offered by Rev. w. q. Dawson. The
male quartet then favored the audience
with one of their best selections for such
occasions. Rev. Edwin Sidney Williams
of Minneapolis, Minn., was then intro
duced and delivered one of his best,
which was eloquent in thought and die
ton, very superior in rhetorical finish
and almost faultless in elocution. The
speakers voice was musical full and pow
erful, and enabled everyone in the audi
ence to hear from beginning to close.
The day was probably the most disagree
able one ever witnessed on the day Me-
mortal services were held, since the or
ganizatlon of the G.. A. X. A number
Of the members expected to visit sur
rounding towns in the forenoon, and
in then return home to aid in the cere-
monies here In the afternoon, but the
rain spoiled all arrangements.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05
Commencement Exercises.

= ~. ~ NN Nll N'N N. ..|M|H
The Commencement Exercises Of the
Union Schools will be held at the Opera
House, Thursday and Friday evenings,
Juue goth and 2lst. At recent meet
ing Of the board II was decided to con-
tinue the plan adopted last year, and an
admission fee Of ten cents win be charg-
ed. Their being 80 large class the exer-
cises cannot well be gone through with
In one evening, II will therefore be nec-
essary to occupy two evenings. Fifteen
complimentary reserved seat tickets win
be issued TO each graduate for use on the
evening on which the graduate takes
part In the exercises, and FIVE for use on
the other evening. The teachers and
pupils win be admitted free Of charge,
all others win be charged the admission
fec Of ten cents, each evening. The
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05
ReY. J. G. Dyer is home again from a
trip in Western Penn.

ReY. ]. @. Dyer is home again from
trip in Western Penn.
The office and waiting rooms at the
bee line passenger station have been
neatly and artistically repapered by our
fellow townsman John Sherman.
The Editors dwelling house was entered by
burglars Monday evening they gave the
bureau and trunks a genuine Oyerhauling, but
marry a cent did they get. They we're evident
" inexperienced at the business, as an old
offender would never have entered country
Editors house with view Of getting anything
Of value.
Mr.. NJ. o. Green who has been In the
employ of E. E. Goodrich for the past
two years left for New Brighton, Pa. to
fill more lucrative position In the same
line of trade with Mr.. Miles Meyer o.
that city. Mrs. Green will visit friends
here Tor a season before accompanying
her husband. Success to them.
The enterprislng firm Of Messers G. d
Foote and Co. appear to be doinga thriv
ing trade. The month Of May they repor
the largest receipts Of any one month
since the business was established fiftee1
years ago. A visit to their stable founc
everything in clean tidy shape and DELL
| long experience in the trade warrant
the public In giving him boom.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05

An interesting program had been pre-
pared, and every arrangement had been
perfected by the several committees, to
make memorial services for 1889 equal
to, II not superior to any yet held In We'll
lington. But when the day arrived 1t
was evident from appearances that 1t
would rain all day, and by noon Il was a
settled fact; II the cemetries were visited
IL would have to be done In a drenching
rain. But the old Veterans had stood
the pressure Of rain storms in years gone
by, hence were not frightened away at
what rain would fall In one afternoon,
Athalf past one O'Clock the line of
march was formed In front Of the Opera
House by Hamlin Post G. A. R., and
Sons Of Veterans; representatives Of the
W. r. O., who were quartered in the
voting room then appeared, and present
cd each member with wreath Of fiow-
ers. The cornet band accompanied the
procession to the west cemetery, but the
fall Of rain increased, so they were CON-
PEELED to retreat. The south cemetry
was then visited, but nothing was done
but place wreathes upon the marked
graves. On their return 10 the hall
the meeting was called to order BY
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

R.H. Kinnison is able to be about.
Mrs DR.. E. Rust is canyalescing
Summer is here in all Its grandeur.
We had Just eight dark cloudy cold days.
Make ready for commencement exer'
cises.
Miss Dora Nangle Is assisting at the
post Office.
The street improvement is being laid
through the square this week.
Miss Cora Marshall is spending a few
days in Berea and taking lessons In Pastel
Painting.
No cases Of travelling sbysters has been
reported among the farmers In these parts
this spring.
Mrs. Judge Dickey Of Cleveland was
the guest Of Mrs. Frank Clifford few
days last week
Some of the wholesale cheese dealers
are purchasing large quantities Of egg
with a view OF storing them.
oulte an amount Of counterht money is now
In circulation and It might be well TO begin
TO examine both specie and bills little In
order 10 guard our interest.
The First National bank declared a
semiannual dividend Of three per cent at
the meeting Of the directors on Monday.
The surplus fund was also increase $500
which makes the total $1,000
EFF. Webster has been nursing an
injured foot for the past two weeks, but
Is now able to be out again with the aid
Of cru,ches. The injury was caused in
attempting TO board train Of cars when In
motion. .a os sl
WIN. Schroeder has received letter
from the Geographical scsiety at Vienna
Austria, stating that owing to recent do
mestic troubles existing they will not
send an expedition 70 the north pole at
present
Owing TO the amount oi space devoted
70 the Johnsiown disaster and the histor-
ical and business interests Of the town The
story and an unusual amount Of local
matter is omitted. But oil correspon-
dence will appear next week.
The Thirteenth Annaul Alumuni Ban
quet Of the Wellington High School will
be held in the Town Hall Monday even.
ing June "a, 1889. All the members are
urged 70 be present as every effort has
been made to make the exercises enjoy
able. Lou CRANE, Sec'y
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05
Read this carefully and
be governed ac-
cordingly.

/ have on hand a full line Of
Handmade Harness, Saddles,
Collars, Whips, Nets Blankets,
Busters, Lap Robes, Brushes,
Curry Combs, Turf Goods. Also
the largest and best stock, to select
from in Lorain, Huron OF Ashland
counties, at figures that defy COM
petition for the same quality Of
work. Fine work and track har-
ness a specially. Repairing neat
ly and promptly done. Charges
moderate. Trunks and Valises
over than the lowest.
j. M. Otterbacher.
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doors will not be opened while a gradu-
ate Is speaking. Police will be on duty
and will see that the State Law in refer
ence to the non-obstruction of the aisles
is strictly enforced.
BY order Of the Board.
W. Cushion Jr.
Clerk.