Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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BOSTWICK BRAUN COMPANY. General Hardware Best Makes of E Mechanic's Tools. DEALERS IN ...FINE LINE OF... FISHING TACKLE Artistic Drapery and Drapery Fabrics,. . Lace Curtains, Rugs and Window Shades, Carpets and Matting. 4 lVlcKendry Q Scott, 5-ni'.ZZF'33.... Oberlin College . . . OBERLIN, OHIO. ls thirty-four miles west of Cleveland, on the Lake Shore railroad. It contains fourteen buildings thoroughly equipped, with libraries, museums, laboratories, and separate gymnasiums for young men and young women. Over 1200 students from 44 States and Territories and I4 foreign countries are in attendance. A new Chemical Laboratory t' 350,000 ' t b b 'lt th's summer. The various de artments are the Colle e cosmg is o e ur r p g , Theological Seminary, the Academy, the Conservatory of Music, Normal Course in Physical Training for Women, Drawing and Painting. Over 80 instructors. Sixty- seventh year begins Wednesday, September 20th. Catalogue sent on application to President JOHN HENRY BARROWS. or to Treasurer .lAMES H. SEVERANCE, Oberlin, Ohio.

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EADQUARTERS E 0 For Everything that is 1 Fine, Stylish and New in the line of. . Watches, Jewelry, Silver Novelties, Belt and Sash Clasp, Buckles, Etc. W. WALCOTT. Jeweler, 3l8 SUMMIT STREET. Hockin Valle R' E ' e y y' 1' Only Line using Union Depots both in Toledo and Columbus. 7, 7,911.4 ':-:-3, . , - Waguel' Sleepers on Night Trains, p - .,, ,Eiga Parlor Cars on Day Trains. ll . A, ' 1 rjffgif- New LINE to washington, Banimm-Q and ,xuv the East. , Ti-:Rouen .QYXQS .300 f s PULLMAN si.EEPEns 4 .bQ'5ofQ0 e-1. leave Unlon Depot daily at QV 054 xlbxy J-K!! his M 9-.'+g12:'-1., I I ,l 'QAM 4:55 P. M., arriving aa 0699999 :ww l-WZ Washington at L05 P. M.. 7 Cgvqg. 2 Baltimore 2:05 P. M. - 3.5155-F' his -1 ' illjggaf-,fyb Q' , 'tif MWA .rzglif-wifff .. f lic, W. H.FISHER, 'vf 4M'li e J . .lille 9 G. P. a T. A., 4 H A Z. - Ziff , If Columbus O 'I ' GP , FEV mwlv f W' ' I ' . I'-ff, .,- , , 6 ' V!! Q7 . ' ' ll- '5' 0 '?4lAL f W' E.R.DAv1nsoN, A4 I mf ua . NTU' 03 , . 1 K , 1 . gi .9 gf' 1 K .0 D. P. A. ' I QLEDO .. T016-hi 0- M la z y.-Wiwifw ' 'I

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heclingan Lak Erie SHORT LINE. .ill MASSILLON, STUBENVILLE, S C I O 7 Also to WASHINGTDN. f' WHEELING, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. and all Points East. H. J. BOOTH, General Manager. J. F. TOWNSEND, A. G. P. A. FROM the poems of Horace we learn that their author, besides being fond of song, was like- wise much addicted to Women and wine. He was once forced to declare his preference between his cups and Cupid. Having been violently smitten by the endearing charms of a prim and proper patri- cian maid, he so far forgot him- self one day as to stagger into her presence accompanied by an ac- cent new and strange to her and a highly inflamable breath. The lady was very much shocked and commanded him to renounce either, his liquor or her forever. With- out a moment's hesitation Horace spoke up : ' Since thou wilt have it so, methinks, I'1l have to shake thee for the drinksf' -Ex.