Word: priced
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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SOME student, who is a competent stenographer and typewriter, and who can give about four hours a day to work in that capacity at a private house not far from Harvard square, at a moderate price, can learn of an opportunity by addressing "A," care of Carrier No. 543, Camb. P. O., stating qualifications, experience, and compensation expected...
...BONUS on 10 Thayer to any one who will take the room. Regular price $175. Call or address 41 Matthews...
Group I.Frederick Sherman Arnold '98, Matthews; William Wilson Baker '98, Ruluff Sterling Choate; Clement Lincoln Bouve '99, Bowditch; Almy Morrill Carter '98, John Harvard; William Bayard Cutting 1900, John Harvard; Wallace Brett Donham '99, Price Greenleaf; William Edwin Dorman '98, Bowditch; Durant Ford Drake 1900, John Harvard; Arthur Drinkwater 1900, John Harvard; John Wells Farley '99, Price Greenleaf; Edward Winslow Fox '98, John Harvard; Henry Haywood Fox 1900, John Harvard; Samuel Tufts Frost '98, John Harvard; Archibald Victor Galbraith '99, Bowditch; Francis Paul Garland '98; Class of 1856; Ernst Theodore Gundlach '98, Morey; William Henry Paine Hatch '98, Matthews; Charles...
Group II.Edward Franklin Alexander '99, Burr; Percy Arad Atherton 1900, Burr; Charles Hamiton Ayres '98, Bartlett; William Galliford Bale 1900, Bowditch; William Lester Barnes 1900, Class of 1817; Lynn Stanley Beals 1900, Class of 1828; Leon Gage Beely 1900, Sewall; Alfred Abraham Benesch 1900, Price Greenleaf; Harold Bisbee 1900, Class of 1841; Earl Danford Bond 1900, Bowditch; Harry Cook Boynton 1900, William Merrick; Ralph Fanning Butts '99, Henry Bromfield Rogers; Ashton Livermore Carr '99, Burr; John Allen Child 1900, Sever; Richmond Lane Chipman '98, Orlando W. Doe; John Taggart Clark '98, Price Greenleaf; Lyman Kenneth Clark 1900, Sewall; Harry Justin...
...selling of application blanks is dishonorable, but nevertheless, dishonorable it is, under the circumstances, and the only excuse for the men who have done it, is that they did not realize what it meant. The whole object of the management has been to offer the seats at a reasonable price, and to restrict the sale to college men and their friends. The advantages are obvious, and it goes without saying that it is to the interest of college men as a class to enforce this policy strictly...