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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-08
Death of FIR. Robert Beacon

MIR. Robert Beacon, an old and
esteemed citizen, died at his home in
Henderson at 9 O'Clock Friday morn
ing. He had been confined to his bed
several weeks in a state of general
decline incident to old age. He had
no well developed symptoms of dis
ease and did not seem to be sufferer.
Mr.. Beacon was about 81 years old.
He was a native of Canada and came
to this country in 1872. Some years
ago he moved to Henderson, having
successfully followed the pursuits of
the farm up to that time. Mr.. Bea-
com was intelligent and Industrious,
frugal and thrifty. He was an honest
man, a good citizen and kind neigh
Dor, and his death is lamented by
those who knew him.
The funeral was held from the
Episcopal church, Of which deceased
was communicate, at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, the rector, Rev. Julian
f. Ingle, conducting the service. In
terment at the cemetery.
A wife and three children. one son
and two daughters, survive him.
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To Water Takers.

Please do not let the water run to pre-
vent pipes from freezing, or we shall cut
it off. We can not let filtered water be
wasted. Respectfully,
HENDERSON WATER COMPANY.
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Parker's Drug Store
for Bicycles and Bicycle material.

Strictly high class work is promised
by Campbell Il Co., the Photographic
artists, and if you do not get it you
do not have to take the pictures. Any
thing farer than that? Gallery over
Dorsey's drug store.
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A Treat for the Children.

Col. G. H. French, noted traveller
and lecturer, was here Tuesday ar
ranging for grand stereoptican en-
tertainment on the 22nd inst He is
highly endorsed and his illustrated
lectures are both pleasing and in
structive.
%. B. Bruce, superintendent of
schools, of Lynn, Mass. says:
The remarkable series of lectures on
Alaska, given by Col. French, under the
approval and direction OF our school
committee, to 10000 pupils of our pub
lie schools and to the general public, has
been one of the best, if not the best, ever
given in our city. Young and old alike
have been delighted, some going twice or
three times to repeated lecture. We
consider his lectures the most edifying
and gratifying aids or supplements in
graphic teaching Of geography, history.
art, literature and sociology that could
be offered to U.S.
Col. French has made good all claimed
for his lectures. both as to views and
descriptions. We are glad he came; we
are sorry he leaves. Some other city will
be the gamer.
Felt. Pine Fibre, Hara Cotton Down
Mattresses for sale by
s. WATKINS.
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You will feel more comfortable if your
underwear is right. The kind that is
right is the kind sold by Watkins The
prices are right, too. and if you will look
you will be convinced that the place to
buy is there,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-08
Ready for Business.

Mr.. John ID. Stallings has just open
ed in the Harrell building nice stock
of staple and fancy groceries. canned
goods, etc., to which he invites the
attention of the public. His goods
are pure and fresh and of the highest
grade. He will carry everything in
his line that the people want and he
says his prices will be as low as it is
possible to make them. There are
canned goods of all kinds, pickles.
jellies, preserves, catsups, sauces.
spices, &c. Mr.. Stallings will also
handle foreign and domestic fruits,
vegetables, butter and eggs. He has
a nice line of crockery and glassware,
cigars and tobacco, and will be pleased
to see and serve his friends.
Phone %.
See list of farms and town property for
sale and rent by J. l.. Curtin, real estate
broker, and don't bother about the cen
fury you are now living in just so you
can secure bargains by making a deal in
dirt with him.
The work of Campbell Il Co. has been
much admired and commented upon.
They say they can do just as good
work for you if given the chance.
Gallery over Dorsey's drug store.
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For Rent.

The Nhssenbnrg cottage residence, now
occupied by b. s. Aronson, is offered for
rent. Possession given Immediately if
desired. For particulars apply to
L. S. ARONSON,
or j. =. MASSENRTRG.
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Story of a Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years by
the chain of disease is the worst of slavery.
George d. Williams, of Manchester, Mich,
tells how such a slave was made free. He
SAYS: my wife has been so helpless for
FIVE years that she could not turn over in
bed alone. After using two bottles of
Electric Bitters. she is wonderfully i'm
proved and able to do her own work"
This supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness. sleeplessness,
melancholy, headache, backache, fainting
and diasy spells. This miracle working
medicine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run
down people. Every bottle guaranteed.
Only 80 cents Sold by Dorsey Drug Co.
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Now is the time to look for BARNES
CLOTHING STORE. Big lot of clothing
Just received
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Edition de Luxe.

DR.. Humphreys Specific Manua! on the
care and treatment OF the sick bound in
white and gold, will be mailed free. Ad-
dress the Humphreys Company, New
York.
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Biggest line of Furniture and the most
up-tO-date tyles and finishes at
WATKINS.
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WATKINS HARDWARE CO.
Home Chapel.

Home Chapel.
Preaching the 4th Sabbath in eaci
month at p NJ
January. Rev. J. $. Williams.
February. Rev. Julian f. Ingle.
March. Rev. j. ID. Hufham.
Nav, Rev. NJ II. Tuttle
June. Rev. A. X. Shaw.
July. Rev. j. $. Williams.
August. Rev. Julian f. Ingle.
September, Rev. j. d. Hufham.
October. Rev. - Johnston.
Der. Rev NJ. H. futile.
December, Rev. A. K. Shaw.
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SOS -
Roll of Honor.

For Second Grade, Henderson
Graded School, Miss Charlotte Young
teacher, for the week ending Feb
ruary 2nd:
j. Berkeley Allen, Josie Barnes.
Lillian Beck, Florence Butler, Mariel
Gary. James NJ. Harris, William
Hunter. Mamie Rem, Egbert Shaw
Philip Stainback, Fred Tucker, Lizzie
Watkins, Kedding Perry, Lillian Ed
wards.
Il think | would z" crazy with pain
were it nor for ihAmberl ri.i- Pain Balm, "
writes Mr.. ". II. Staplet"n fIerminie. Pa.
~ have been afflicted with rh>umatism for
several wears and have tried remedies with
ont number, but Pain Balm is the hest
medicine | have got hold Of one appli-
cation relieves the pain. For sale by
Dorsey Drug Co
Fresh Cabbag.-S daily, at
OkEI GOODRICIi'S
For the cheapest "nd best Felt Mat
trrs4 90 to WATKINS.
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New Cream Cheese at
HORNER & POWELL'S

If you need hat or pair of shoes,
Or a suit of clothes you would choose
Overcoat or furnishings at prices low
Whatever it is QUILL find displayed
OF latest syle and size and grade
In the matchless stock at Watkins store
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-08
Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber of Commerce met
Tuesday night pursuant to call. There
was very good attendance and much
One of the principal objects to be
looked after was the making of Hen
derson relay station Of the greater
Seaboard Air Line. The subject was
discussed and it's Importance to the
town emphasized. A committee was
appointed to take up the matter and
confer with the railroad authorities
on the subject.
The new cotton mill come in for
attention and assurance that char
ter was to be applied for at once and
work would be begun in the near
future was enthusiastically applauded.
Several talks of an interesting and
practical nature were made and in the
work done and interest shown there
was encouragement and inspiration
to all present.
Every man who has the welfare and
advancement of the town and COM
munity at heart ought to be a men,
Der of the Chamber of Commerce.
Exposure to wet. dampness and cold,
invariably results in sudden chill, which
if not attended to Immediately will cause
a cold. By mixing teaspoonful of Perry
Davis Pain-Kil in half glass of warm
water or milk, the whole sytem will be
heated and the danger of cold avoided
Avoid substitutes, there is but on Pain.
Killer, Perry Davis. Price 25c. and SOC.
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Parker's Headline

is an eXhilaratOr.
This is thicker clothing weather, and
the stock to select from is at Watkins.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-08

Elko Vinegar for Picking.
Guaranteed absolutely pure.
For sale by
HORNER & POWELL.
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Settled In Full.

Mr.. b. S. Aronson. who recently
made voluntary assignment for the
benefit of his creditors, has made
satisfactory settlement of his indebt-
edncss. The stock of goods was
bought by Levine Il Brown and ship
ped to Raleigh. AS evidence that
Mr.. Aronson still retains his good
name some of his largest creditors
were willing to sell him all the goods
he wanted and have him 60 on with
his business But Mr.. Aronson has
decided to return to New York, a
decision which his friends very much
regret.
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High Grade Tobacco Fertilizers

Read the advertisement of the
Columbia Guano Co.. Norfolk. Va,
manufacturers Of Columb ia and Hyco
tobacco guano. These famous and
popular fertilizers have been used
with the highest satisfaction by many
Of the most successful tobacco plant
erS throughout the '.bright belt' and
they are offered this season with the
same degree of assurance that they
have been in years past. Sold in
Henderson by the Parham Bros. Sup
ply Co.
GOu' look as we'll in one of Watkins
SO business suits us you would in a
cnstpm-mnde 500 suit And YOU will
feel great deal better, for you'll have
that $50 i'll your pocket
Stapl" and fancy groceries, fruits,
vegetables, etc, at
OkEY GOODRICH
l;hrlsnInS III Drummer Samples Hair
and Tooth Brushes at
PARkER'S DRUG STORE.
Isl Plunkard."
The Suffolk correspondent of the
Norfolk Iirginiam a'ld Pilot, writing
under date Of February 9TH, says this
of the Isl Plunkard" Company which
will appear at Cooper Opera House
next Thursday evening:
j. G. Lewis company of comedians
presented Isl Plunkardn to good
sized audience at the City Hall The
atre this evening. There was plenty
going on all the time to amuse the
crowd. The show is good of its kind.
| The audience tonight seemed to like
the kind very much The people are
fairly well balanced. They carry a
good orchestra.
All kinds of canned goods, pick les etc
at OkEI GOODRICH'S.
What differences does it make whether
this is the 10Th or 2Oth century, Just sc
YOU can buy farms, town lots, etc, o
J. l.. Curtin, real estate broker?
Campbell 4 Co., the Richmond
| photographers, got down to business
as soon as their gallery could be made
ready and have been doing lots OF
work from the start. Such pictures
as they turn out are bound to please
and the public are bound to have
such work at the prices offered, Gal
lery over Dorseys drug store,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-08

Every feature of economy, durability
or convenience that an experience of 20
years has shown to be desirable will be
found in the ''Garlaud' cook stove Sold
by the
WATKINS HARDW WARE co.
The "GarlandH cook stove is sold with
the absolute guarantee of being the finest
and best construction OF it's kind made
for the price asked. Sold in Henderson
only by the
WATKINS HARDWARE co.
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Stapl" and fancy groceries, fruits
vegetables, etc, at
OkEY GOODRICH'S.
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Deeds are fruits, words are but leaves
The many wonderful cures effected by
Hoods SarSaparilla are the fruits by
which it should be judged. These prove
it to he the great remedy for all blood
diseases.
Hoods pills cure all liver ills. Nom
Irritating.
Fresh Pork Sausage daily. at
OkEI GOODRICH'S.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-08

For II. cheapest and best Felt Mat.
trcs- 90 to WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-08

H'rgiins i'll Drummer Samples Hair
and Tooth Brushes at
PARkER'S DRUG STORE.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

m. II inch 2 in.I3 in.IAc. IhcI1 col.
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GOu' look as we'll in one of Watkins
SO business suits us you would in a
cnstpm-mnde 500 suit. And YOU will
feel great deal better, for you'll have
that $40 in Your pocket
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

NEW YORK Nov 1t-~The sixfenHts
snru&f exhibition - the National Horse
9how Asssrtatlun was hruukhf - 4 close
ghs~tiy tSfnfe rsiAn'Eht sarfRh- - TIRE
Maafssn G4uara gArfen. TnR exhghttf ~
according 20 fhe expressions ~ tNr man.
4gement. ha~ bern ere ~ fh~ rmatt SUE
r~ssfui ever NssA tn New York All the
en- back frprn the ssve n re nr~s sarSs
shaw In 1850. conceded TIE unfcs5fsef
success ~ ire show lost casriufet. Tsse
cfonfs hAVe ben snofraans ara sAA
asssl1ty ~ fha Show ITSELF Nsx hatn we'll
nssh usFfect.
AZ "a the eastern fne last rwNt - sSr
chew - 4'wayt thr btugfr nt&ts ans -
The ps0xrar,sns presented waR rnt - sh~
rNNsFsrtrnsA,p variety thx xa~ enSssn
ct the garden ap1tNufsa ~nesfsr assT.
TtN show w%s hes5tsRhf ~ a ranr1Wqf n
~ a t4i8gsnE RI hmnteFs sns tsgngsrns
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BEFORE TRE GAME BEGAN.


NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. ft-.A cold,
drixs1tna rain to-day sorwiy disappointed
lovers OF the Hama 81 football. yet. despite
the steady dowupaur, q large number Of
spectators gathered at the grounds where.
In thr afternoon. the elevens representing
Yale and Harvard universities haftied for
the supremacy Of the Eridlfonsd nsid.
bustug the forenoon sno~HakeR began to
mix with the ratndrrps Stil the weather
bureau sfnphatfcaisy predicted that the
rain would not continue, and this seemed
10 be justified when. At 10 o'clock, the sun
w&s trying 10 break through the cloud
banks
Many friends Of Harvard arrived last
night, aud before the coming Of thv spe-
ctaf trains the streets were alive with
men wearing the crimson
The Yale players ali appeared 10 he In
trxt.eiasA cond4sfoa and the tscss of
epirftas The team went through sixnai
work In tho gymnasium Ia IN. forenoon
ard went 70 Vale field az LIS a'uiock IL
was announced that the back 6eiA Quss+
tim had been settled BY the coaches
sharpe going IN at ieft haifhsck and
Flnckc starting at GARTER Chadwick will
play right halftaek and Hale fuiihack
The Harvard efeesn spent tbs night az
Mersasa. ard while they repugaea thesu4
s4fxes In gunt cundition and high spirits
Traiuss McMasteTs remarked that No be-
tlresa HarvardH ehances q xicgury we're
net as good on vet ground pibhies
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and Forbes, the coaches, took . more
enec whether the field were wet or not,
and In support OF their opinion cited Har-
vard's great victory won two years ago
under the very worst conditions.
The Team had q hearty breakfast. which
II 10 serve as the principal meal OF the
day, For luncheon at HIS they partook
Of light food only. They left for New
Haven At II
Al issss the rain had ceased, though the
sky was still beclouded- There was q
light cool breeze blowing from the north.
The gridtron was In good condition
At O'Clock. In spite Of clouds and chilly
winds. the weather was good for the
game. Ticket holders filled the stands
unusually early. The east stand was
Yaies, while Harvard men occupied the
other aide. Yale Was far and away the
favorite In the betting. The cheering
from Htua's stand was very iusty.
The lfne~up.
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after good rushing had placed the ball
on HaFvnrd's nfieen-yard line, The hall
struck the right hand post. bnt fortunate
" Il bounded the right way ard drupped
between the upper rights and over the
bar. which brought Yal~'s score up TO D.
where II stayed.
ry this time Harvard men were being
put out Of the game rapidly. Bowditch
Hnd Hailowei left the grounds, both In
bad shape. while barnard was also taken
out. oleots. ~ Yale was replaced by
Holt. ths only change In the Yale team
during the day.
The balance Of the play ww entirely in
HArsarfs Territory. and Just before the
rioHss Fincke, OF Harvard. made fine
run 81 thirty Yards after a punt.
The Hape ended with the bali In the
center ~ the field.
ump4re-paul Dashed. Lehigh.
Referee Matthew MrClanw I@htgh.
Linemsn--J n. Hall. Yale. G. o. Swain.
Harvard.
Timsr-A ". whiting. Cornell.
rpuehdowns- fsIoDmer. Ficke. Chad
wick. Coy.
Goals from touehdovn-Ifafe. q
Score--Y Yale. n: Harvard. q.
Time-TwO 5-minute halves
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NO ARGUMENT NEEDED.
Everv ss9erer FFsn4 Casarrh knows
That salves, Lotions, Wsshes,
sprays sid Ds.ches DO
Net Care.

Powders. lotions. rasves sprays and In
naiers cannot really cure cat<rrhs De-
cause this disease Ia . blood disease. and
anyihins az al, simply give give transient re-
The catarrhal poison " In the blood and
ne mucous memhrane % the nose, throat
oy secfettng large Quantities Of nucus.
the discharge sometimes closing up the
nosIiis, dropping into the throat. caus-
tubes. and after 4 time causing eatarrh
q stomhch or serious throat and lung
b an Internal remedy which win cleanse
Ire blood from catarrhal poison and re-
move the fever aud congestion from the
mucous membrane.
The ssst and most modern remedies for
THIS purpose ara antiseptscx scientifically
Known a. eucaiyptoi. guaiacpi, SAnEuina-
rsA and Hydrassin. ard while each Of
raseiy. yet Il has been difslcuit 90 get them
az combines N one paiatabis. convenient
Tho manufacturers Of the new cafarrh
ceed%n admirably In accomplishing this
result. They are large. pleasant tasting
.ezenses. e b. dissolved iE ne mouth.
membrans of the throat and finally the
Unlike many eAsarrh remedies, STU
- tF&iAIEu \ Mut<lS CJuldfu no tocAinr-
opiste or any injurious drug whatever and
are equally beneDciai for little children
Mr.. G. II. Rembrandt. OF Rochester. ~.
y. says: X know u fey people who have
snnered a. much a.. from cAtarrh u
The heal throat add stomach used
sprays, inhaiefs and powders for months
A. ttms with only slight relief and had
no hope of cure. l had ant the means 10
make . changs Of climate. which seemed
ms. only chance AZ cure
Last spring read an account Of some
remarkable cures made by Stuarf's Ca
tnrrh Tablets ana promptly bought a any
cent box from my druggist and obtained
such positive benefit from that ons pack
age that ! continued 10 uss them daily
until now consider myself entirely free
from the disgusting annoyan1e Of ca
sarrh. my head IA clear. my digestion all
could ask ana nnY hearing whicn had
begun % fail as result o. the cstarrh
has greatly improved until I feel can
bear as sell AZ ever. They are a house,
hold necessity in my family
Stuarts cntarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists At ~ cents for complete treat
ment. and for eonvenitncs. safety and
prompt reeuits they are undoubte eddy the
long locked for catarrh cure.
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VARlCOCHE
AND IT'S
NEW CURE

say that II depresses the mind. weakens
the body. racks the nervous system and
ultimately leads TO a complete loss of SEX
nai power. II you are victim OF this
dire disease come 10 our ONCE and let uA
explain 10 you our process OF treating II
You win then not wonder why we have
positively cured more than 100 cases OF
varicoceie during the past twelve months.
Under our treatment the patient i'm
proves from the very beginning. All pain
Instantly ceases. Soreness and swelling
quickly suhside. The pools OF stagnanf
blood are forced from the d!lated veins.
which rapidly assume their normal size.
strength and soundress All Indications
OF disease and weakness vanish COM
pleteiy and In their stead come The pride.
the power and the pleasures OF perfect
health and restored manhood.
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STRUCTURE
Pan lESSlv
REMOVED

Will cure You Just as certainly a. you
come n as for treatment We Will not do
II By cutting or dliaunx. Our treatment
IL new, entirely original with ns. and
perfectly painless. 10 completely dts
solves the Structure ana permanently re-
moves every obstruction from the urinary
passage. II stops every unnatural dis
charge. aiiays all Inflammation. reduces
the prostate gland when enlarged.
eieanses the bladder and Kidneys. invis-
crates the sexual organs and restores
health and sonndness 70 every part OF the
body affected by the disease.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 54..~NLss Marguerite
Cast. % BROOKLYN. tons hf. ~ the Cierr
mont avenue rtnk. Ia Brooklyn, wae FIRST
ia the ~ix-day bicycle race fsr wnsDets,
one lap separating her from Miss f<attfe
Brandnn. who IL second
During she afternoon the wheclwnmsn
pio<iaed al~nx Miss Hsandon de~neraie-
w in an effort Go gain On the leader. tut
Miss Cast always appeared frmsh ard
atfcnG.
Tire scores At shr ant~h w~r~s Miss
Marguerite Cast. GAG Miss tsettle nra n
don s7zk Nixs Jane flndssv tzs.ss Miss
Mmrss DAVIS ssss MIA. Enna rSynss
as Is. Miss MAY psthsra. IN
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MADISON, Nov. 2--Wieconsln ran up
q score of "a points against the untver-
sfty OF Illinois on Randall neid. this
afternoon. and with the execution Of .
their own goal line entirety out Of dan
ger. Straight i,ne buckspg and tackle
playa did the wore. From heginninR 90
In which both teams aid pretty work
Illinois. though plainly outciassed.
played hard football all the ttme. and
the most peculiar feature Of tho game
was the great stand they made inside
their own yard line. which gave them
ball on downs and STAYED on for . time
the fnavifahia touchdown
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Al Ann Arbor. Mich. Michigan. .. Ohio
Al Madison. Wisconsin. 81. mi
noiS, @
Az Providence. r. L-Brewa. 9: SYRIA
euee. q
Al Pitrssurw.- Washington and jefferson.
6; Carlisle indians. q
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F}d)R[D VICTORY
N[R HARVARD Tenn.


-1 ma sharpe lifted the leather
13s.srf 1ns n the nprf9hts and
a<<ss,sh. This ended the scoring.
~<'sf wxn never Tn danger. Har-
~~ess reaching a point nt&rer
- ~ 1e-yard iYnf.
ri ~ game Yale retained pos
b. ~ RAT fhree quarters Of the
~ 1i6fp 4 fell to Harvard lot. at
~ times. 10 trs. her line plays
1<rsnaticns were thrown back
.Irsyts ~ beat points ~ observa-
sd 40 ttcrnry 10 Tefa's may
< ~ work and the superb pfyst-
- 5f her men,
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STATE ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Q First IA. WASH Cnnn muuA AyA

disappointed. Ths Athletic club mvu
played a rtesaser ana more aggressive
game than that OF last Saturday. On de-
fensa they were fuvlncfhie. The wheel
club play fell Ell from the prevsou. game,
and at no time did the team apr9ar 60
gain. Tho features were ths headline
hunkinE by the Athletic club backs
Tiers were no sperf acMlar PLAYS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

GLASGOW Nov N--lt is announced
hsa consented that the Yacht which
George L. La,son In building for him b.
used a. trial boat with Str Thomas
Iipt0ns Shamrock III.