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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03
Herald Printery
Wouldn't Lie Twice,
SO Wishkah Street.

Nora had been told to say at the door
that her mistress was not at home
when certain callers appeared upon the
scene.
1t evidently went much against the
grain for her to make herself response.
bic for even SO small a white lie, but
she promised to do so. and. with Ger.
tain notifications, she kept her word.
rs Mrs. Blank at homer" Queried the
caller.
For this wan tonne, Mrs. Smithers,
she amt" said the maid, but hivin
help her If you ashk me again. I'll not
loie twoice for anybody livin'!' -Phila-
delphia Ledger.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

That Copais is getting to be quite a
Yakima summer resort" is becoming
more evident each season. One OF the
lates: moves along this line is the pur.
chase OF a ive-acre tract Of land and a
nea: cottage at that place by Stanley
Coffin. The railroad is already within
four mi'es Of that point, and Mr.. Coffin
confidently expects CREST things in tie
future from that locality.-Yak;ma
Washington.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

The point is now made that General
" God cannot be made governor OF the
Philippines, that being a civil office.
But doubtless it could be arranged so
that he could hold it as physician, and
not rs q soldier. 1t is generally UNDER
stood that he is considerably more OF a
doctor than he il q soldier.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

The navy department has decided to
discourage the enlistment of negroes,
and to beg n gradual elimination of the
colored man from the navy. Had this
policy been adopted by the army six or
eight years ago there would have been
some ragged holes in a certain San Juan
reputation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03
His Interest.

GertrudAYou say you've only been
there two weeks and have an interest
IN the business;
Nansant-YeS: l was two hours late
this morning. and the boss told me Ia
better take some interest In the bust.
NOR
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

1lWhen the trusts and Enanciers want
something they keep after it until they
get it. When the people want some
thing they ask for it and then sit around
and wonder why they do not get it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

A military maxim is to the effect that
it is we'll to find out what the enemy
wants you to do, and then not do it..
This is respectfully submitted to demo-
Gratis who may have noticed that the
republican organs are smuggling up very
close to Grover Gle. Gland these days.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03
The Tired Ones,

An aged Scotch minister. who was
very hoastful, once said to his good
friend:
Think Of it.. preached two hours
and twenty minutes last Sunday"
Didn't il weary you very much e. in
CURED the other solicitously.
oh. no." said the minister. But
you should have seen the congrega-
tion"'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03
SXyift's Sarcasm.

My brethren said Dean Swift in
sermon, there are three sorts Of
pride-of riches. of birth and Of talents.
I shall not now speak OF the latter,
none Of you being liable TO that abom.
Unable vice"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

Graft in the po:toaice department, :;
graft il the army contrsc. department
graf, in the public land department
graf, in the Indian department-sratt.
graft, graft. And the gratis will con-
tinue until Ar aroused people overthrow
the srsi,ers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

If Governor Durbin wants to make
his practice conform to his preachings
he will amputate the Taylor appendix
to his gubernatorial equippage.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

The schooner A. F. Goats is loading al
the West & Slade mill for San Pedro.
The schooner W. J. Patterson is al the
American mid, loading for San Pedro.
The schooner VIM. Bowden is loading
at the Wilson mill for sidney, Australia.
The steamer Newburg sailed today
from the West & Slaie mill for San
Francisco.
The steamer Coronado sailed last even.
ing from the Anderson 4 Middleton mil,
for San Pedro.
The schooner James II. Bruce is at
the Dryden K Letch mill, loading for
san Francisco.
The schooner Le,itia is at the Aher.
deem Lumber x >hingle mills loading
for san francisco.
The schooner Comet Is i. the Aber.
deem Lumber x >hingle mills loading
for san Francisco.
The steamer Centra'ia arrived in port
yesterday, and is loading at the Yves: 4
Slade mill ior san Pedro.
The schooner Fred +. Saunders sailed
this morning from the Anderson x Mid
dleton mill for san Pedro.
The schooner Cecilia Sudden sailed
Yesterday from the Aberdeen Lumber K
Single mills for San Pedro
The steamer Chehalis will sail this
evening from the Aberdeen Lumber x
>hinsle mills ior San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

Governor Durbn may yet deem it
necessary to let Taylor go in order to
get some more correspondence from the
president, again, he probably will not
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

Curiosity IS looking over others peo-
pies affairs and overlooking our own.
s-Wayland.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

Does President Roosevelt imagine that
his French duel with the trusts-wax
bullets-is deceiving anybody?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04
A PLEASING ATTRACTION
The Gamt Keeper Proved One of
the Very Best That Has Ever
Appeared i'll Mitchell.

There was not the least disappoint-
ment i'll the presentation Of The
Game Keeper at the opera house
Monday evening by ThoS. j. Smith
and his company or excellent players.
The company bad been heralded as
being exceptionally fine and not a
member of il failed to make good to
the fullest extent. Mr.. Smith is a
pleasing actor; his songs are taking
and lie sings them With A fervency
that impTeSSeS his hearers. As an
actor Nj. Smith is easy going, does
NOS work UP to 4 passion for effect.
reads his lines with good effect and
withaI Is polished in every respect.
His appearance on the stage is pleas
ing, His support WAS exceptionally
good in the characters Of u. c. Shell
don as Owen O'Neiil, ana Van Muir
rel a Johnnie Drake, who was in love
With Moilie, and by Miss Marion as
kathleen O'Neill and Miss Sheldon
as Mollie Doolau. Mr.. Murrel put up
the best Irish character seen here in
4 lonc time and his song brought
down the house, although he was
suffering with 4 severe cold. Baby
Pattla in her song was as sweet as
:ou.l be and she was heartily ap-
plauded. The ladies OF the company
are good III their parts and lett
Nothing undone TO contribute to the
SUCCESS Of the performance. The play
IS so2d IN every essential, there being
sufficient ploC IN 0 than hold the
interest and it VAS unfolded in fine
shape, The scenery WAS attractive
and in sympathy with the drama,
Sitcl3"3l can count herself fortunate
in scoring such : fine company and
We hcu> more Of them will coale this
Wa,
Nat1HS tile second act III OntoItG-
Hate Incident octvrred that rather
unsettled the people, The janItor
put some soft coat in the furnace and
stirred up tie IRE. which emitted a
'oiuse Of smoke through the TWO
registers IN the front part Of the
house Some boy, whose Judgment
vas exceedingly poor, yelled FIRE"
That Was enough 20 set tie people on
their feet and 10 make = lush for the
door, Qliet was a0aliy restored III 4
few minutes when the people were
ASSURED OF what had happened. ana
sh2t there vas not the slightest dan
ger TIE play proceeded without
further Interruption, Manacer Mich
els says thar in the future hard coal
will be burned il the opera house
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dsLEi,

hDsley. Dec. 2.-Robt. Moore and
lady spent Sunday at II. |. Stevens
Corn huskers are again venturiny
out.
The many friends of Mrs. Cbas
atkison were glad to see that she
was able TO come out home and snano
thanksgiving With the rest of the
faulty.
Harry Beall is out buying stock
these days.
Jay Parsons intended leaving fer
Minnesota today to work in the
pinery.
Willie Atkison made bis first horse
trade Yesterday. Ernest Strausser
ano Ed Moses also made a change.
That Is a good sign of prosperity.
Virgil Weakley has departed for
Springfield to WORK Cd a ranch, but
not until he had coined $40 huskins
corn in this neighborhood.
Pete Reimels has purchased Fred.
Ole Barnard's psreI. We thought
we saw him pass by Sunday, but 50
swift We couldn't say for sure-it
might have been a mirage.
Miss Fjorine Barnard vas Shopping
in Mitchell Saturday
Chas, Atkison has been spending
q few days in Mitchell.
Art Gardner and Ernest Strausse1
were business visitors IN Mt. VEN.
OF Friday.
6. z, jerks took a grisr to Mitch
ell Saturday.
8 n. Daniels transacted business
in Mitchell! Monday.
Ed CropeF's folks entertained
friends and relatives from Mt. Yer
non Thanksgiving.
Wan. Marsla was a Mitchell caller
Monday.
We SEE Waltec Neaklag striking of
in the direction Of the school muse
today, That Looks rather suspicious.
Fred Moses IS shre6j;ng corn.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04
Mltt'n'nsi1lh1Nfft1t1'N'ff'f tifn'f1'1N'Nt1flh'N1n'fi''1n
INTERESTING NENS@@ :
FROM CORRESPONDENTS. :
NlliIlL4 u IL IL IL

| Aid served dinner at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. ". L. Wallis Thanksgiving
day and it was we'll attended. They
realized about 81 for their trouble.
About = O'Clock in the evening they
received an order from a party OF u.
[. students. who were down on the
river skating for. supper for Is. and
said they would be up at 10 O'Clock,
although it was past the hour adyel-
tiSed TO serve ana most Of the ladies
had gone home. What few were pres
ent went TO work and prepared the
table and had everything ,eady and
the coffee steaming bot at the hour
set, but no guests arrived. About a
half hour later Miss White arrived
on foot and said the party had re-
turned TO Mitchell.
/ Clarence Taylor is husking corn for
&. Williamson.
j. r. White is looking for Il man
TO hire for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F T. Willard spent
Thanksgiving in Mitchell.
The young people enjoyed a fine
skating party On the river Thinks
giving afternoon. The White boys
and Clarence Wallis were Kline. enough
TO clear the sDow of THE Ice and it
was ITO easy task.
Nernie Pattison. Of Mitchell, came
home with Edna Walls Wednesday
evening" ard remained over Thanks
giving and lenI a helping hand in
waiting On the table al dinner time,
Our Sunday School hour is now
p. N. and preaching AT : O'Clock eacl,
alternate Sunday.
TIE Sunday sEh5ol Will give an en-
tertaInment Christmas exc Al! ale
invited.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04
Old SOLDIERS ENTERTAIN
Repaid the Many Course>ie> Ke-
ceiyed st the Hands Of the
Relief Carp>.

For some tine the CID soldiers Of
and G. \. r. have been the Cecipi-
sn5s Of uauy favc-S in the WY OF
Suppa-S. b3;2Quecs aud various snIer-
t2inI1ent> at the hands O. -be ladies
Of the Relief Go:cs. How 10 show
their appreciation q al these tavo-s
has been : question that mas 2giS21e6
the minds q the Old veterans until
they hi 1aon the H32n o. rendering
s5e 22G3& az oys1es S2poa-, TITS
.2s pnt 30to execution a the Fcs,
caocs Wednesday evening. and TIE
ladies were -o-ce5 Il 2ckoow3o6ce
that tAe OH Veterans wsse BOZ in the
least aow eheG il cane - an sS2ig
o5 this kEZ2 There Se-s saoC1 3
5ocan q The Post E2s1HsrS who Aa5
I5s G925r 81 charge sIG I'll csas al
sa-3aan they spent IN 2~r:z1251e a16
Decorating NE tables 50 Thai c1sy
wc1!5 &aos handsome and attractive
Al c,c}acs TIE oyS1aS were rea6y
I'd BE- s.yai and the tables we-e
oG5cs3y --3s2 with 15s guests O chs
soldiers I12a5j81a.y Gas .25ssH
appeared II e1a5E white aqcnaaS An
6at-zy S1cg5is5 ina wants Q: g1s -220>s
81 122s tables Tie oyS1S:S RS-5 dong
- : cgsta a15 z2So ghs co1e& While
e@t7cS wa-s 5s52c >s-ve5 los
I>11za-z t4-5g orchestra furnished
Sa12e 15cs zzse that w2s s1oTa6.
A:csr Sq,a- In booc q -o-e US
EscSc gzSzuly szs-o II sac5sl cor
ga-sacz1a AM soz@ -1sc II Colrz6s
81 >2-o= - I3z IN rscar21S II
SS,A3 u 1&v57g Z dance 8no :
c125.s-.s SIS -oce c11cGc1 viii Il
9 s,yt--
Uozr22s T3-s4osa presented c2e
representative 1t I2e Relief Corps.
~ president MIS- A1-g2 Williams
$ - ! ess2-5-2. oao2u- e s1e nj
testimonial q t1ss- appreciation q
g1s auxiliary cc5s- T2as 5alc-
meetings Scs 12s Affairs 10 both
@a-o4s ami 1aaE s-7s u make
sc-2-ee- ce oa15 y friendship DE-
.@@e1 ~ o-5s~S
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WEST PERRY.

West Perry, Dec. L,-EenEy New
man IS huSsi1e corn for NJ. Pence.
There will Dc an o,Ster supper at
Henri Por8y's next TUESDAY evening.
Dec : Tde proceeds 70 De used for
the ministers SALARY, Mr.. Par6y
Lives o3s mile >22ta Of the jackson
Schaol house,
Ms Miller IS expecting bar sister
from 3cw2 next week 10 spend the
winter with ber-
Charter Smith started for q gislI 10
points IN wisconsin ana Michigan
Eee SrSc q the week.
A. Lille, who WIS quite severely
kicked 81 : hoCss s3e-c time ago.
Is getting along nicely.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04

Loomis, Dec. &-L2r-y Byrne is
loading d car with his goods and will
depart from this place that has 50
long been his home, The best wishes
OF his many friends will go with him
10 his future home.
Mr.. and Ms James haze returned
to Mitchell. During their stay in
our town they have made many
friends.
The basket so.i2l given by Miss
Lewis and pupils vas a Success and
81. was realized from the sale of has
kets. The highest price paid was
s. IS. The basket was in the form
OF q stat and doubtless cleaned like
the star OF hope TO the buyer, but We
think the contents tasted like dead
SCI apples as he realized that the
aaent OF I trust is doomed to disap-
polntnent while the promoters Of
said trust laugh and laugh. Many Of
the baskets weIe Of unique forms,
such as stars, uuE. shoe, automobile
and nl2ny more attractive forms. The
pros!am was very good. each one Of
the pupils doing his or her part we'll.
There will be 4 dance at viii
Clarks FRIDAY evening.
George Harris spent Thanksgiving
with his parents
Frank Harris IS here 10 help his
brother IN his stare.
Miss Alpha H2scoKs; sgan1 Thanks
giving with friends IL Charles Mix
county
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04
PROSPER

Prosper, Dec. The Thauhssiv-
ing time has come and gone again
ans next comes Christmas and the
holidays: The good times come 10
that time Of year when We most en-
10? them.
Me>srS. WittstIuck and kruSe are
through courttn2 having spent sev-
eral days at it,
August Carlson bought another
horse al the sale the other DAY.
Miss Alma Carlson is still suffering
with appendicitis and expects To be
operated Oh As soon IS possible.
Mr., and Mrs ChaS. Hcishire, of
Mitchell, spent Thanksgiving with
Nj. and Mrs, Frank Mcfarland.
John Erion rises to inquire how
anybody would lower Il window from
the bottom. He will gladly welcome
information from any source.
The sno~storm caught many farn-
erS Without their corn all picked,
The past two weeks has shown
more tarjy marks in school No. 1
than at any other fortnight during
the school, term, All the classes are
doing well. the eth grade progressing
nicely, and the children are beginning
10 think about Christmas and Eooo
Oh St. Nick.
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Mt. NEESbS-
occasion

Mt. Vernon. Dec. 3,-Miss Emma
Haynes came down from Mitchell
Friday night and returned SATURDAY.
DR.. Smiley met with the pension
board in Mitchell or Wednesday,.
Miss Lizzie SamuelS, who is work
ing in Omaha, spent Thanksgiving
with her sisters. Mes6ames Garey
and II. c. Belts.
M. aud Mrs. Robert Roantrea
ate Thanksgiving dinner with rela-
tiyes. Edwin Fitch. Victor Halt
gten, John Oppedghl and Miss Vida
Shane attended the Thanksgiving
ball in Plankinson.
The many Nj Vernon friends Of
Fl. L. Bras and family unite 10 az
tending their most sincere sympathy
in This their time OF deepest SOY
TOW.
Reuoen Earl. an OLD szr:ler OF Mt
Vernon. who moved 10 Stratbcona.
Alberta, last year. died at that place
Nov. II. OF cancer. The remains. &C
com panied By Reuben Earl, il. q
Son. and f ] Tasdale AMI wife.
so0-in-ia~ aud daughter and Ms. 2.
WEIGH, another. daughter, arrived
in Mt Vernon, TuesdaY evening.
Funeral services were conducted
from 1ee Friends ,hurch by Rev.
Mclean. Wednesday atternoon al one
o'clock. We extend heartfelt sym
pashy 10 the sot.owine relatives IN
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04
A Woman's Wealth,
Paine'SC Celery
Compound
GIVES VIG0R AND
STRENGTH TO DEBILITATED AND
RUN DOWN WOMEN.

Il is maintained by many distinguished
writers that the greatness of a nation depends
much upon the physical condition OF its
women. The general conditions which con.
tribute 10 health and long life, are those which
do not imply 4 rapid and unequal exhaustion
Of those powers by which life is maintained.
While We assert that the women OF sur land
stand peerless for beauty and the virtues tina,
maze them iovahle, we canine hid the fact
that there are thousands in our uid>t who,
owing 10 overwork. wcrry. household cares.
and an unequal exhaustion OF lie power. have
become weak. nervous, leepleSs, and deh;li-
ta,ed.
We bring 10 The attention OF all weary,
aespcnden,. hopeless, and siekiy women
ear,h's great reSouer and health builder,
Paine's Celery Compound. Thousands OF
healthy women around US their pressa,
vigo!, activity, and robustness to Paine's
Celery Compound. Mrs. Stephen Smith. S..
Paul, MINI. tells how she was Saa,ched from
the grave: she ssys:--
II had = bad attack OF Ia grippe this spring
and was at deaths doo,, and no one ever
expected NE TO recover. WIS so weak ,ha,
as soon as they hroush, me out OF one fam,
/ was in another. / could no, take any
nourshnsa;. and doctors medicines did me
no good. A friend advised my husband to
get me a bottle OF Paine's Celery Compound,
which he did, but had no faith in il. The
second day after taking the Compound, I
began 10 Sc, real hungry snd took an in,srsS,
in things. had everything ;ha. money ard
loving cse could supply, and with tia, and
lsiae,S Celery Compound, l 81 now doing
NY own work, while three months ago I was
alufos, in the grave. know iha, l eve Fly
health and strength TO Paine's Celery Com,
NnrcS. Id shall dives A>o.-n,,s,E :. -
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family.

family.
Misses Katie and Jennie Villains
were over from Mitchell last Satur-
day and made pleasing calls on old
friends in this county.
Archie Bougan, Miller brothers
and Archie Corker are preparing to
build large barns, having the
material on hand and looking for
good weather and carpenters to GO
With the work.
We notice d new correspondent
from Hopper to the Plankinton Her
aldSthis week and note his aid in
giving the bank wrecker' of
Plankinton. a boast on opinion.
Next,
E, kirkendall, a railroad boy who
is "from Missouri made several
calls with his friends, the Miller
Bios, of Pleasant Lake township
and on friends here. or course he
is here ito be showed" Glad to
see you, Mr.. X.
Misses Addie and Ella Mabbott.
who are taking course of study at
the Ward academy. were home for
turkey ''stufin2' on Thanksgiving.
The many friends here Of Mrs. q.
L. Bras and family regret very much
to be confronted with the sorrow
connected with the death OF that
able lady, and all extend their
heartfelt sympathy to the survi ,ors.
No father, mother. wife, or husband
can fully appreciate the emotions
fully wrought Up in the human heart
without an experience like this OF
Mr.. Bras,
Grant TrotCer. jr.. OF Mt. Vernon,
has moved with his family to the
Frank Sluires old place in Hopper.
We do not know whether Mr.. Trot-
ter intends Remaining there OF not
As we have no particulars direct.
]. Il. Mabbott and wife were the
victims Of 4 huge crowd on Thanks
giving DAY. Aba.. all OF his many
children and inanT more ~cTandchild-
rem gathered tNrJa. 20 give the old
folks aGen1inc reminder OF former
DAYS Of ptattIe and mirth. al the
guests were loaded with good cheer
and good grub. consisting OF turkey
already cooked. pies. cakes, sauce
and lam and 4 whole lot more. and
then some. [, a. OF Plankinton,
took along his Victor talking ma
chine and gave a concert after the
presentation by the children OF gold
En- gifts to the parents. VINO celebrat'
ed their golden wedding Oh the
same Gay. and gave signs OF appreci-
alton OF the gathered many on the
occasion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04
their hour OF bereavement.

thelf nour OF bereavement.
On Thanksgiving Day forty ob;,,
rem and grandchildren gatbers r'' u.
the home of Mr.. and MIS-. al
Mabbott to celebrate the :;roa
wedding anniversary OF this wo ..en
couple. A sumptuous dinner n'
spread and all united in maxim, vas
occasion one long to be remernhaa n0
Mr.. Maboott was presented WIZ so'
gold chain and charm, and w..
habbott with a handsome r,ng WIS S'
heartiest wishes for uanv W."
more OF happiness and ~ospe '
a very happy event took nl.n
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Wno. at
south OF town, Wednesday evaniua
when their daughter, Miss Gnssis
was united in marriage IN W..
Henry Sbrader. The ceremanv =
performed at $50 p. m. bv po'
Mclean IN the presence of rel,tiro,
and a few near friends. Tho o,;ss
vas gowned in a dress of rich crasm
goods and accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Ella. The groom was 81
tired in the conventional black and
Percy Baker acted as his best nan
After the ceremony congratualtions
were offered and ali partook Of ~
elegant supper. These young reon,a
are well known and very bjph,v ~
spected bS the people in and around
MT vernon, who wish them eva,v
happiness in their future life. Mr.
Shrader. who Is a grain buyer hos
rented the rooms over Mr.. Dittman's
store and has them furnished and
reaoy to start housekeeping irpmedi.
ately.
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The GRiOIR0N ARTISTS
AeEaser> OF University Foot BALL
Team k}thIy Entertained at
Prof, Laydner'S,

trot aud Ms, j, L Layine.. IS.
sisted by Mis-. Nicholson. Prof. Miller
and pgoL, ana Ms. 7. {. Graham,
entertained the members q the II.
U football team Monday evening al
she hans Of Prot Lac6uer. A post
sa2>s2 series Z. games Was the feat
ave a. the evening, Northwestern,
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