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Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
Waa "itanoe til Bette"
TO ulpffelige norife GjsmGno ifal
tiltales for MenneifeGoeri.

CHARLESTON, g. g., 22os Sept. = 81
to ncrite Sisgutter 4noericn og Sboms
len, be snsiis sisuIsDenbe af Wancitabst
pda ben f~orliits norIts Bari "Drot," bill
bli brdgt hism til Rorgs, fad Inart be
er frifte NOT esrtil, cg tiltalt for Wenn.s
ite9oeri. Sfstgs berss sssn 9srstntng
fdftebe be Sob, mems be laa og brsp ube
poa Sapet. ON bpem Der lfults labs TT
2tp Tor at reboe be andres, og od bette
bar gjort, Ilog be ibjal ben 3umsrat,
iom aofbst traf os ipiite BAN. 8icss
toniuI Witt uoftsote ibag arrsitorbrs
mob benz. Gnbm sr be megst ipgs, men
be bill bli itilet unosr 9spugtning, iros
til be er Itarts moi til at tunns taale Ret
fen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
Smadnluf.

4 8. 6. 0uOiOIon bar pGret bisms
me paa Ssiss nOgIs 0age.
- Mr. og mrs. Sobn Spre, fom
bar nGret Der ct Bar Tiger paa 9eIss
hos 9attsrsn mrs. Srptsn, rsiIte biem
til Gilbert Sea ibag.
Itrs. 8. Rsfsbal ps Mrs. &.
RtsIsU fra Gaprun, Su., tom / Syrez
bags bib for at beige groSsren :. 8.
Soppsr'tao og andre Slegtniuss /
BtnneIbei So.
0iitrittrsttsus Session for Sep
tsmbsr bespnoer ioag, Rancaa, Don't
nrer 5elOps prGfioersr. Der sr life
tammsntoIot nossn Surp, ug tun Iaas
nan1s Saser, ION 9pmmeren allen,
ian atgjers, ptI bliOs b~ebanolebs. De
triminsus Soger bill bIipe uOIatts til
gsO0smbsr Ssrminen. Gf cipiIe Saosr
sr Der 50 gamIs, 50 nps og As StiFtes
rstsiagsr, men tun frIsenos er ! Sa.
Isnosrsn msrtsbe for trial:
Snugsn ps. 9storab Gttp, 6auosn
Os. SscOrob Gitp. Salpts og. !Senrp
SsOeripn, 2iquin, acm. ps. R. q,
GPoabI, GuIbsrt Os. 5. 8. Sunbsrs,
8oo Don be. Sas. 2. sutsr, matt,.
ion Gitats be. garIop, 9edbam ps.
psdbam, 9burat Ds. Qnosrion. sin
be. gunO 9rsping &c., Gaob ps. Sobr
8udnsl.
o. q. WaIaub, fpm Dor 6 MiI
Iorosit for Surmonp, faIbt / yrsbaos
nso ira en- 9OsH Og fit I~iDsiarIigs aOa,
teller. 20 Ribbsu brGttsoes, Stul.
osrbiaost tum uc at Sch, Os OssfuruOsr
tnoOortes Stabs. iaa 9sosu peHtsG
bDsrt Rsblit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
u~eentliee Operilet'
Guns % graSitrrets.

Suns % graoitreets.
sra q. g. Dun G. Sos ugsntligs
SanbelsOperTst, Oatsrst TiOits Gsroag'
bibfGttes:
Silbaaepirfnineen paa 8uG8marte'
bet er life noget Sean, Der bar mso De
gurioe Marfeoer at beitiQe. Ntdr9e
bar besuaotet prret paa llotig e'ter
Gegn til IN GiIbngeoirtning anoei'tsoS;
men rp9et iaaoant er pariteIigt at Ttnoe'
Oct bar / mango Maaneoer unoret
mango, at @fteripgr9ielcn CT Ian me9rt
itsrre enb | np9et tioli9ere Iar, tlltrooS
for 8risiti8ninserne ~oueraIt. gten VI
terIpsgielen times life at Itule aItu8e,
o9 Sti9ninsen | Iriierne iOrtIGtter.
Gn belpis 5orflarin9 berpaa Ell, at neps
pc nogen &laSie @arer, lpm brette iors
bruges al Snoipioer, er iteset iaa megst
Tom arbeipet ug IrbeibSlennen, Der er
iteget meb fra 10 til 10 8rOceut, %
arbeioerueS 8isbeepue itaar / 5orbulO
beriil.
uofgrielen al Spebe er noset mlnore
enb for ct Iar iiOen. s ire Tiger bar
ben pmfattet S,656,S77 8uibels fra
Sittpiten imob 9,293, 2S1 Suibels iijpr,
- ira Selttpiten 1,021,29S 8uibels
imOo 9O7, SCI SuibelS iiIpr. 9erimub
bat Seitens Gilfpriel umiattet 81, 759,'
$50 guibelS imob 23,O99,37 SulbelS
ifjDr, meoens Der al DtaiS tilisrtes 49,
5l5,932 BuibelS tmoo ~1l,177,4S3
8uibels ifipr. llofsrieleu al Mais bar
/ ire Tiger ruaaet 9,201,427 SuibelS
inloo 5,943, 966 8uibels iijOr. Iriiers
ne baape iteg os ialot libt iubtil / 5res
bags, ba en- ifarp 8risitigning siprbe,
at nsen uanot 4c iammenlisHet nleb ipr'
ri9e llses Slutnin9spris.
vi aonturier inotraf / zen forlpbne
llse l54 / be 5orenebe Stnter imub 173
iiipr, Is | CANADA imoo 16 iflor.
af Sraoitreets usentIise Sueriist bio'
iRttes:
"u9cns llbfpriel al Sueoe % 6peoes
mel ppgiues Ill 1880, 765 SuibeIs imub
4,536.552 Sulbels ben ~iorssuaenos llge,
5,224.972 SuibelS / ben t~iliuarenoe
rse i 1898. sos. S25 Suibels / 1897,
3,930,466 Suibels / 1896, 3,151,s
907 Suibels / 1895.
"Sioen lite Sult bar ~lbisrlelsn al
9ueoe ltaaet 46, 643, $50 Sulbels imoo
Al, 694,01S Suibels / 1850 os
so, 310.525 SuibelS / 1S97-9S.
"usens Maiserpurt belsb fig til
8, 794, 965 Sulbels imoo 3,2S2,751
/ iurrise use, 1866. 202 Suibels iOr ct
Gar iioen, 4,O22, 142 Suibels / 1897,
2,6I0479 1896 % 1860, 325 i 1895.
"Stoen lite Suli bar llbfSrielen al
Mais naaet SO, 7 Suibels imuo
80, 565. 1862 8ulbels ipr ct 2lar lioeu %
3S. 399. 991 lS97-9S".
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
Den b~iplpmatiIts 5orbinb

Den biplOmatiite 5orbinosli.
msIlsm Ssrbien ps Montsnsgru sr at.
bruot. aariagen BERTH er, at Der for
9riminalrsttsn / 9slsrao, bpur be psriOs
ner, ipm sr antlaget for Summel>
iparseIis mob ftp. Song Nilans 2ip,
dfbsrss, ben 20oe September blep trent
fsrt 4ntlager, ipm git ue paa, at prins
fen at Montenesru baops inOSdas.
aabsn SammsnIpargelTe mob 9pnaItiet
Sbrenppitd.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
Yrogrant
for DC 8amle norife ScttIercs " poe
iSeeorab, Sonia, cftober
Ace % ste 1899.

l. SamIes l Spen 81. 10 5orm.
2. Succession ira Spen til GoDrsesrunoen
81. 1880.
8. Selirmftbtlien al abr. SaeObion alpfs
fen 11.30.
4. SIep ReliOn, 5oreniusens 5ormanO,
iparer.
5. MiOodg, 8aitet 9ienic. al 10.
8. Winiii, college Brais Sano 81. Ia
Gitsrmiooas.
Z. 5eittale, u. y. auoericn.
s.. aprte Ialer af @iGIetne.
Den ste Sitober bodies 5Orretniugsnrpoe
/ Spen ueb Sals al GmbebsmGuo NJ. nj.
On aiteneH Santet / Ct. glouo Sotel
al. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
0ecDrab % Smegn.
Zen 26be Sepiember 1899.
Gpuicrieu


poa 2utber college 2eroos Gftrn
ben 23b, ill SubtGst for Muieet pa
en- Suites. Stient aosdnsen til
@pmnaItitlotaIet, bpor ben bolotcs,
par fat til 25 Gents, bItp bette bog
tsmmslie ptIfpIot. st liplist og tat
nsmmeIigt 9ubIitum bapoe iamItf
ia; man Ipareoe life pou gifaIo,
men tIappsos os trdmpeos, iad bel
bsrtts upcr belle GoIlsgegrunoen -
maofe lige til GaImur og Big Canoe.
9onIsrtsipsren, prof. s. Sanion,
bapbs ftoFet fig en- f~OrtrinIis Gs'j'
ftunce / 9iani'inbsn mrs. Sssiie
Rurfb, / SlarinetiIten 81. ). Sputup
ca | "9uren". aqs asfiterenbe bier
frsmtuIOts Os muutte siOe 0d Gapps
Rumere. De sr u~nsbpeuoiat at figs,
at "2ursn" bGpbebs 1T Rp iom irhs
ourIis. fjsnt Senorsn par Itot bGs,
Den fang flere isrefdloenoe ipsn'te
Sdnas.
grofesfpr Saripn felp bar bpG
Sopsofgur,n. Wun muatts after for
uubr. fig oper. at ban er bIepen en- 'oa
for Muiiter og at ban bar ortpet BET
iii at bIipe en- 9unftnsr enbog paa
9ipIin, fisnt ban fsrft / en- poren
GIbsr bsepnots poa oroentlig gis at
sps fig pao bette pun'telige Sn'trus
ment. Oar bans Spill libt traftigsrc.
tunoe ban optrGoe bpOriombel't / belle
amsritd og t belle @eroer. Jor Gu
tber College sr ban N rem attoiiition.
Gan bar bragt MuIiten Op til en- for
u,isnot Seibe, faa StoIsr Ogiuu /
benns Ssnieenbe MI itudr gperTt blanbt
2GreanftoIter iom NoromGnb bar
bpeget | bette 2dno.
SITE minore mGrtelig er 9rDfesior
Canton fpm SamIer til bet WuIeum,
ban bar fact iitaub peb Stolsn. Mus
feet er bans tiGre Barn. light Tom
han er, isrger ban for bet Tom en- ga
Der. 2igeiom en- gift Mano altio
tGntsr pad aone pg 8srn, tGnter
grOf. SunIon pau fit Mufeum, bOOr
ban !orsr. San tommer lille bjem
fra en- lloFugt iii andre 8per eIler
9pgoer meo SiOletsier, me .6atte,
iielous 2Gttsrbsber, 9lGbninger til
9uttsrne, ganoie8 til be iWau; men
ban tommsr meo belle 2Gs at Sing,
fom er gudet uo at Burg % bog bar
tulturel Snteresie, meb 9amle Bigger
og gomls qpiIsr, fom ban pfte msts
fommsIist bar opfsgt paa WsrtIoftsrs
ne eIer | Pultertammere og Siels
bsre. Sg alt ~unbringsr ban / it
tiGrs Muieum % laber enbper Sing
fau fin rstte 9labs.
Oct bar til Snot9gt for Mu'eet,
ban gap 9pnierten / 2sroags. San
paula fig bet Grbetoe, Tom en- Iauban
oItto mebfsrer, for at faa nogle Gers
fer til bsnne interssidnte Qnfalt.
9a Prssisforeninger boIbt aar8s
msbe | DEBORAH bar bet bans Qot at
f~rembpIber Mufests 8stpbnine for ben
pg anmobs ON Ststte / be fortieQiqe
glube. San bar tmibIsrtio life faa
beIbig at naa SoreningenS Sren, ba
ban bapoe Simer paa 2utber Goueas,
5pergung ben bar / Session. 9tQioes
bel ter man foruofGtte, at ale euer
talfdlo be feIts at bore 9labe bill, liaez
fom "SscordbsP pftsn", poe prof.
Sunipn en- COB 8iftanb / bans geftrrz
belier for at fploe 2utbsr College nut
ieum meb be Gienitanbs, fpm bsrer
biemme Der. Sogen er aF en- pario
national 9etponing. Raar benne
SIGst sr bOrts, bill bore Gftcrtommere
ppre tatnemmsli9e for be mango On
Ipsningsr iOm MuIsst siOsr benz ON
bsnfarne Sibsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
rtnn.apsi,s vrspuf,marrso.
q ,w gort g~roouf,mast,s.
@iseonam aobafsmartsS.

gpsertou, 22oe Sept.: Suisrssl'a y"
ben upe 5obat er bIauot SpflpbeFe l ~"
senoe; Smiatniuaen sr | ugens S'0 y"
saaet meo itsrre Smtanfe % nlcre wy,
@nrel Opijpb er eIOrt | bet norot5' -
Gpuntp % eiter tiolIsere Rotertnger'
gf rsens SaIs bioiattss:
Martin Nelson, "a at &c round
Christian Olson, ga at &c rouhG'
Walter Vickers. ga at &c rounu'
Serira er aiieuol 4s9 Raster ! lIolie ",
Sra Stem gort er srpOrterct co. iao SaST
giaartobaf.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26

neren" to Ganss bar ungrebet mig %
fjalbt mig uO uosn m'nolie
ail ct treble ausrsb OtI ie8 81 bet
Spar, "0ecora6s Soften" isnOts mig
tilbage iom liOt for n9r3oasnOe:
9or.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
Or imoo Gruits.
Resnlerins sacr aitfaHelie al Fruits
orcites | ct. Spuis.
sba,p gaar fin Bet.

NNANNtNS NNNN ~ifNHNlF 49,
men Sirsodg b. 20be September I
planters !ootel | Ct. 2puis. aun IL
Stater bar reprsIenteret, nemlig Sos
ma, Seras, Mi6tgan, 9ennesfee, Irs
fanias, COLORADO, Wisiouri, Wfisiise
fppi, Rpntanu, Snbianu og Woib'
ington. Sra pisie Slater bar Ipp
8upernerer, fpo Qttornep Generals
og en- QsiurancetummisI9r tiliteoc,
ba Rsbet blep talbt til Srben. vi
be ipp 8upernerer bar TO Republttdz
mere pg Rsitsn 9smptrater, og ale
unotagsn en- bar abiolut imoo fruits.
llnOtageIisn er @up. S6alp al Spipa,
Rspublituner, iom gierne bill ie benz
reguleret.
Sil 5ormanb pulgtes 8uperner
Gamers al Ssrds, Tom ftrar tog Srs
BET % rettebe ct beftigt angreb mob
Sruits. N9'ten ale Wonopplers
Mtdat og Qttipitet bibrsrer fra en-
eIer onben Gorm at Regieringsbeffpts
telIe, ia9os ban; | mobiut 5alo piloe
be bore f9rre % minbre fdrli9e.
"0ette sr life noget 8artiipsrgss
maul", peoblep ban; "for fruits itrts
Der mob etbpsrt gpbt 5orretningss
printip. 8rioftbeb og Magtbegi9r er
ben eneite Sprtlarins at beres Stlpas
relie." Guperneren ertl9reoe Jig til
Sorbel for Sdmarbeioe mellem RE
giering og Stat og boIbt bes9e Stps
refer anipurIige for Sruits. Oct MI
~siGIosnoe Sarifz og Pengeipitem bar
be Qariager, fpm laa til 8runo for
Sruiten. Ser antog bans Gale en-
politiit 8urutter, og itrar efter enbte
ban meo at e~rtlGre, al bier Stat
TfuIbe forisse at lsIe SpprssmaaIet.
Sormiooagen enote meo en- Sale at
@upernpr Stepbens at WliSiouri, Tom
bp9lebe peo oeune Stats itGrts 4ntis
Sruit 2ope og for'itrebe, at Srufts os
SmperiaIisme gtt 5aanb | Saanb.
San anbefaleoe TO Wioler mob
Sruits, nemIig y at paIee Repraiens
tdnter, Tom ptI gipe pdsIenbe 2ops.
omtrent Musen til MiSiouris, for at
fprGnge, itrdfe Og fprbinore ale
sruits pg 9ools, eGler q at afftafe
ale a~prporatiorer pg bsrpeo ubrpbbe
ole FRUITS.
Sm gftermiobagen III 8upernsr
Stephens Spar AZ 8liperner Sbdip
at Sotpa. Tom bupos taset anitsb al
Stephens gnsreb pau RationaIres
9ieringen meo !Stnfbn til Smperial4
isme. Sun betlagsoe, at 8onfsrens
Gems Summentaloer (Stepbens) | fit
aaIb life bapoe iagt, at 8onferencen,
fpruoen at orsfte Sruits, osIaa Itulos
bare en- politiit Sonpsntion for at
orsfte Wibler pg Wauosr til at rette
paa Smperialismens og andre lllems
per og anbiie. at ben bebite Maabe til
at sipe belle 2anbet SriIslp.
San bapoe slebst iie oper at. bore
9upernsr Stephens 9sitripeIIe of ben
effettipe Waaoe, bborpaa MisIouris
IntisS rui 2ope bar blepet 9iennem.
fsrt, fGrlig efterat ban bar blepet uns
oerrettet ON, at 8uoernsr Stephens
hapoe giprt bet muligt inbenfor Sta.
ten at odnne en- al 2anoets itsriie
Sernbdne Sruits meo aapital oa
Bombs til ct gelob at 10000 900 Das
Ter. !San ~betlageoe, at bans cFentlias
Pligter giOrbe bet nebpenpiat for
bom at boloe Jig borte fra apnferenz
Gems pioere S~perpeielIer. 9oruben
8ubernsr Sbap trat paTaa GU
pernsr 5bpmas al Colorado %
attornep General Saplor fra Snbias
no fig tilbaae, faa at Der blot blep
otte repreIenterebe Slater tilba9e.
6lere andre @upernerer ps attors
nep Generals uotdlte fine 8runbe,
bporfor be life funbs gad meb paa
5ruits.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
marconi / New Dorf.

ITEM Dort, 21bs Sept. Signpr
Suslielmo Marcpni, ben urgs, beremte
Spfinoer al traaoIps SslesraF, unfom
ibag BERTH msb Gunaro 2injsns 9ams
per "Quranid." San sr tpmmsn Biz
forat furstass Experimental meb traaos
les Selegrafi for Resisrinssn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26

- 5slgenoe bar iibfts n9s fat
gGgteifabslicenie: Gbarlss 4lbriebt og
Glemmie MtMulIen; 8arnep Sage
mann pg Rcia PetiHs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26

Sep Deit | 5loriba rapportereos
for Snspas As npe SilfGlbe at ben
guile Sober. men ingen 9~sOsfaIb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-26
ettsaee a~pesmarfss.
eipur Gttp

Sorutprs-Stoters o. auter. SO. 8574E
Oyer pg alpr. 2.U-3,g
Spun 4.2j-4g
6aar 3.50-i,a
Arizona republican., 1899-10-01
HEALTH OF OUR TROOPS.
Remarkably Low Death Rate Both in
 Cuba and the Philippines.

Washington, Sept 30-The ramark- ably lew death rate among the troops in Cuba at this season of the year, the unhealthy period, has been a source of qualification and surprise to the military authorities. That the rate of decease amcng tLom is lower than ia healtaful regions of the United States was emphasized again toGhy by the receipt of a telegram from Major- General Brooke, giving the G-2ath re- rort for September g. for his military division, comprising the entire island. The rercrt contained cnIy one name, that of Sergeant John Lynch. Troop c, Second cavalry, who died at Ma tanzas from an unknown cause.
 This gratifying condition among the troops in Cuba applies also to the troops in the Philippines. Despite re ports than an appalling number Of the American soldiers are sick, the weekly death reports from General Otis have shown remarkably low death rate among his men. The re- port for the week just c1osed was re- osived by telegraph from General Otis today. It contains only twelve names. all that were reported for the seven Gays ended yesterday and one of the deaths were due to accidental drown ing. With more than 300OO soldiers in the field during a season marked by an almcse unprecedented fall of rain, with all that that means to troops from a temperate climate, and a majority of those soldiers unacclimated, the small number Of deaths has encouraged the war department officials to believe that the army in the Philippines will be practically intact when the Luzon campaign is begun.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-01
SMALLPOX IN MEXICO.
Epidemic Growing More Serious-Mex-
 jeans Trying to Cross Border.

Washington, Sept. 3O.-Extraordin- ary precautions are being taken to pre- vent the spread Of smallpox from Mex ico tc the United States. Lea Hume. the acting assistant surgeon of the marine hospital service stationed at Eagle Pass, Tex, on the frontier, re- ports that the detention camp at that place has lately been taxed to the ut most. Every railway station in Mex leo is placarded to the effect that nc one will be allowed to cross the from tier unless bearing a certificate from an officer of the marine hospital ser vice in Mexico, or some consul, deputy consul or consular agent iE. that coun- try. A report from one Of the United States sanitary guards at Prasidio says that the smallpox situation in Mexico is assuming a more serious aspect, and the Mexicans are trying very hard to get to this side of the Rio Grande. In some localities the epidemic is so ter rible that considerable numbers Of. the population have fled, and are trying t0 get out of the country.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-01
REWARD OF HEROES
(Continued from First Page.)

seIs belonging to the pirates Of Trip oli.
 Commodore Patterson and the offi- cers and men of his command received the thanks of congress for co-operat- ing with General Jackson at New Or leans.
 For services in the Mexican war the thanks of congress were tendered to all the officers, sailors and marines who took any part in that conflict.
 In the civil war congress on Febru- ary p, 1862, expressed it's appreciation to the officers, soldiers and seamen of the army and navy fer heroic gallan- try. Thanks were rendered to Cap tains Du Pont, Fcote, Farragut. Colds borough Rowan, Dahlgren, Rodgers and Winslow, Lieutenants Worden and Gushing. Commodcres Davis and Ringgcld. and to Admirals Porter and Stringham, and again, after the war, or February 10, 1866, to Admiral Far ragut and all under his command for gallantTy and skill in the engagement in Mobile bay on August ). 1864
 Congress has upcn several occasions also made money presents to naval officers and has provided for statues fer them in Washington and elsewhere. Since the civil war congress has, by resolutions, recognized exceptional ser vice On the part Of several naval off cers, one Of the most notable cases be- ing that of Lieutenant Lucien Young.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-01
SEASON OF SLAUGHTER
Football Season Formally Opened
 Yesterday

Chicago, H.. Sept. 3O.-Football to- day appears on the athletic stage for the opening of the fall season of sport at the American colleges. In the east and west the big teams and the little ones will come together for the first gridiron battles of '99. The collegiate game this year promises to attract greater attention and arouse more en- thusiasm than ever before.
 Taken altogether, the situation at the opening of the season among the big easternn colleges and universities is unusually satisfactory and the pros poets for a successful season are bright Yale promises to make 9 bet ter showing than last year. The team comprises half a dozen of last years players and the rest are men who have made good republicans with prepara- tory school teams. Princeton has prac tically the same team as last year and as the Tigers closed last season with out suffering a single defeat the out look is considered bright for the sea son of '99. Six cf last years eleven at Harvard are in the team this year and in the opinion Of the critics the crimson is prepared to make a good showing on the gridiron. Pennsylvania commences the season with bright
Arizona republican., 1899-10-01

prospects. In her schedules this yea
 Penn will meet two western universit.
 elevens. The first is with the univer lsity of Chicago at Chicago, and the sec
 end with Michigan at Philadelphia
 Among the New England college:
 Brown, Dartmouth, Williams and Am
 herst are prepared to open the season
 today.
 In the west the situation is unusual ly free from complications. Chicago
 Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Mime
 scta, Iowa, Northwestern, Notre Dame,
 Purdue and other leading institutions
 all have good teams in the field. Un-
 fortunately, the university of Chicago i does not meet her two great rivals this year The usual Thanksgiving day game with Michigan, which had come 1 to be regarded as a fixture. is to be re- placed with a game with Brown uni versity, to be played at Marshall field Earlier in the season Chicago meets Cornell, Oberlin, Pennsylvania. Pur- due and Minnesota
 Most important of the games in Michigan's schedule this year are those with the university of Virginia at De- trcit; university of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia, and university of Wis consin at Chicago. Wisconsin's big games are with Yale at New Haven. H. linois at Milwaukee, Michigan at Chi cago, Minnesota at Minneapolis and CaIifOrpia at Con I7,o,, o;-ao -r,1. -. versity of Illinois eleven will meet during the season Indiana, Iowa. Mich igan, Wisconsin, Purdue and one or two others.
 The season opens today with half hundred good games scheduled. Among the important ones are the following:
 Harvard with Williams atCambridge, Pennsylvania and Lehigh at Philadel- phia, Bowdoin and New Hampshire State college at Brunswick, Batos and Boston college at Lewiston, Cornell and Hamilton at Ithaca, Dartmouth and Exeter at Hanover, Columbia and Rutgers at New Brunswick, Dickinson and Baltimore at Baltimore, Washing ton and Jefferson and Marietta at Washington, Pa., Brown and Holy Cross at Worcester, West Point and Tufts at West Pcint, Yale and Amherst at New Haven, Kenyon and Ohio Was- leyan at Delaware, O., Otterbein and Ohio State at Columbus, Illinois and Illinois Wesleyan at Champaign, La fayette and Ursinus at Easton, Susque- hanna and Carlisle Indians at Carlisle, | Oberlin and Baldwin at OEeriin, Wis eonsin and Lake Forest at Madison, | Knox and Iowa Wesleyan at Gales burg, H., Beloit and Whitewater nor nal school at Beloit, Wis
Arizona republican., 1899-10-01

Mr. and Mrs. Wright received a number of little friends in honor Of Master Clarence's and Miss Maude's 5 birthdays. Saturday evening. A most enjoyable time was had in playing games. and the little folks returned to their different homes after refresh- ments were served and enjoyed. Those present were Misses Muriel and Cert rude Morris. SaIlie and Vivian Aims worth, Blanche Hughes, Gladys Evans, Margaret Evelyn, Masters Miner Dow ney, Harry Hughes and Charlie Nor ric
Arizona republican., 1899-10-01

Miss Grace Andrews entertained a few friends Friday evening as a fare well to MT. Bertram Smith, who left for Pamcna college. These present were Miss Mary E. Smith, Miss Eva Pemberton, Miss Mamie Brown, MT. Burt Purdy, MT Ned Creighton. MT. Bertram Smith and MT. Walker B.. BTiscCe.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-01
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A jolly pic-t:c party visited the h. dian reservation last Sunday, taking with them several kCdaks with which to take pictures of the Indians. This is 8 most interesting as well as annoy ing thing to dc, as the natives object to being shot but after an enjoyable lunch several Indians were caught un- expectedly, so the party returned re- joicing. The party was composed of Mrs. Forshae, Mrs West, Misses Maud Sweenn, Hattie Price, May Maddox, Ethel Maddox, M3ry Forshee and Ser hige, tN1essrs. A. E. Avery, H. Bu- chanan, o. G. Buchanan, E. Smith, c. Smith and H. w. Buckley.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Harper return ed Wednesday evening from Fresno, Cal, where they have been visiting their daughter. Mrs. L. A. Murrel of that city. Their son, MT Harvey Har- per, who has been in the KI0ndyke for the past year, met thsm at San Fran cisco and returned with them. He will visit Phoenix for several weeks and then return to the Klondyke, first wis itfng in New York city.
 The ladies of the Woodman Circle entertained the members of the Elks' lodge last week at the hall on Adams street. After the usual meeting a most delightful programme was rendered, after which dainty refreshments were served. The younger members enjoyed 2 social hop. and the pleasant evening was soCn ended.
 
 The social held in the Presbyterian church parlors Friday evening was an enjoyable affair.
 
 Rev. and Mrs. Lapsley A. McAfee entertained the session Tuesday even ing at their home or North Second str set. Dainty refreshments were served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs NJ. W. Messinger Dr. and Mrs. J.