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Title: Purdue debris
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Purdue University
Subjects: Purdue University College yearbooks Universities and colleges
Publisher: Lafayette, Ind. : Senior Class of Purdue University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center

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ctor Hancock, replied Fermier. The dickens it is ! I thought he was just some bum dubbin around here. DONT FAIL TO PROCURE A COPY OF A TREATISE ON THE NUMBER NINE FROG By William David PenceA full and exhaustive treatment of the subject, in seven volumes. Bound in half calf, balance goat. The author has presented thesubject in his well known lucid manner, and has drawn largely from his extended experience as president of the Ladies Hall, Dormitory& Eastern Railway for practical illustrations and examples; that is to say, he has given the reader the benefit of a wide experience; inother words his wide experience has been placed at the command of the reader. In a confidential way, we may say that there is posi-tively no other publication in existence which has gone into the subject so deeply. Every Civil Engineer is advised to procure a copyas it will form a valuable addition to his library. FOLLOWED BY SMILES Longacre (in class meeting)-Day until next spring. that we postpone Arbor
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It is cold and will continue to grow colder, so Mr. President, I move y THE WAY OF OUR GIRLS C. R. Houghton was calling on a girl friend. Her five-year-old sister came into the parlor and the following conversation took place :Child— Hello, Mr. Houghton.Houghton— Hello, Mary, how are you to-day? Child—All right. Say Mr. Houghton, are you going to marry Elsie?Houghton— Why—hm—who told you to ask that question?Child—Elsie did. AND SEND THE BILL TO PAPABook Agent, to Bean— Have you reached your majority yet, Mr. Bean?W. Worth, Jr. (grandly)—I am twenty-three years of age, sir.B. A.—Ah, I could not tell. While your appearance is that of a young man, your manners and conversation are those of a gentleman of m like air, such deliberate judgment, etc., etc., etc. After that what could Bean do but buy a set of books costing ;ii8? years. You have such a business- UNDER THE HAYWOOD TREE They say that when Kent was a Preshman bright,He went to a tank scrap one moonlight night

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