Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Hilberry : — He hath a lean and hungry look. Do you know of the beauteous scenes that lay Like resplendent gems along the way ? FROM LAKE ERIE ON THE NORTH e TO THE OHIO RIVER ON THE SOUTH, Through the Picturesque Tuscarawas Valley. eVelaod, [orgii) and V heeling f , Cleveland, Berea, Lorain, Elyria, Grafton, Medina, Massillon, Canal Dover, New Philadelphia, Uhrichsville, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry, Bellaire, Wheeling, W. Va. THROUGH TICKETS AND CONNECTIONS TO ALL PRINCIPAL POINTS. ASK OUR AGENTS FOR INFORMATION . CHIPPEWA LAKE RESORT IS ON THIS LINE. % M. G. CARREL, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, CLEVELAND. OHIO. Miss Turner :— The half has never yet been told of love so full and free. II

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Dr. Warner : — ' His life was gentle; and the elements so mixed in him world, This was a man! that nature might stand up and say to all the Beats the World October 24th, 1895, Oi LakeJ r Southern Railway broke the World ' s IG AN reco rd for fast, long-distanc e running, making 510 Miles in 470 Minutes. Rate of speed, exclusive of stops, 65.07 miles per hour. A few of the comments incident to this phenomenal performance. p, i;i „ , v The condition of the Lake Shore Road is nothing less than superb. „ u • . „ twp i« no road in this country on which high speeds can be made X iSK . S « Shore Michigan Southern Railway Locomotive Engineering:- The Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway has probably the Test tS the world for making a long-distance fast run. Railway Review :-» The Lake Shore is, without doubt, the best line in the world upon whrch to ChicarTHbunet- The excellent organization and discipline of the Lake Shore Road were not Tss apparent than the perfection of the road-bed and equipment. G. J. GRAMMER, CLEVELAND, O. A J pass ' AND TICKET AQT. GEN. TRAFFIC MANAGER. Otto Marting :— A halo of glory crowns his head.

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Styles : — And tho ' vanquished he could argue still. XLhc Bulletin... THE LARGEST AND MOST ...lias the Floor and desires to Announce : COMPLETE PLAN l IN OrilO. 1. That it is the official paper of Baldwin University. 2. That it is here to stay. 3. That it is a good advertising medium. 4. That every live student ought to be a paid-up subscriber. 5th and lastly, That now is the time to subscribe. Thomas Mattill, WILL H. OSWALT, Editor. J. D. WATSON, Ass ' T Editor. J. B. JONES, Business Manager. PRINTERS, SREGIAL TO STUDENTS. 17 MEN CO OUT FROM B. U. THIS YEAR. You want Employment during Vacation. We want you to handle our STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS. . . BINDERS, PUBLISHERS and ELECTROTYPERS. STUDENTS ave a remar ' (a ' J ' e fit ness for canvassing, and no article has more points in its favor than Stereoscopic Views, They are pictorial. Everybody likes pictures; educated, uneducated, children and adults, religious and irreligious. New and especially interesting views are now being made in the following countries: Hawaii, Japan, China, Egypt, Algiers and Palestine. Entirely new for this year is our Trip Set, consisting of 72 views. A trip around the world through the Stereoscope. Students make from $1 00 to $300 per month. This seems large, but it is true. We will gladly give you any further information about our unique business. Address nearest office or call upon or address, ELI AS ROE, BALDWIN UNIVERSITY, Berea, O. loj-Z j w oooid.no nvciiuc ' PHONE 1053. CLEVELAND, O. UNDERWOOD UNDERWOOD, NEW YORK, LONDON. TORONTO, OTTAWA, KAN Walter Marting : — See that strange figure and for a moment scan, That slenderest sample of the genus man. Ill