Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I -iirriir v-up W fi The Leading Industrial Insurance Company of America. ANVASSERS WANTED in all the principal cities of the New England, Middle and Western States, by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York, FOR ITS PLAN OF +22-if INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE are This plan embraces all the members of the family, male and female, between ages 1 and 70. Premiums 5 to 6o cents per week. Claims paid immediately at death. Dues collected weekly from the homes of members. Benefits range from S1314 to 31000 and upwards. The assets of the Company amount to Three Millions of Dollars, and its surplus, Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand. All needed explanations will be furnished upon application to the Company's Superintendents in any of the principal cities, or to the Home Office in New York. JOSEPH F. KNAPP, Preszkiefzi. J. R. HEGEMAN, Vzke-Preszkienl. STEVVART L. WOODFORD, Counsel. V.

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l .f MAZZETTI TO COLUMBIA. HILE guy pot of science you are stirring, I As if bow and bend my-kai? I must tgfqrisicslhoglriytiyyaafeiiizeoansh well-served MAZZETT1 tea- . ' hin this pot A th our best encleavors 'Cry to mix Y' It - S Xi thi dreamt me Yt0u:Oi1i02h2fs25ytzPf2:ndH - ' ' ' or r O . ' L1keW1S?flEamix?of1Ici12suI:c1in epiycure and need not be declmed- 7 Qgiwtssawuiimiamiimmwwmamaewufmmawlwrlaimwmwwgge he i f X Z Z to I - ,L f 5 ff P X , -ji X- -J .Lf 1 X W If -V , x 4. X X fs few ,., 1- ' 0 I if -1 Qv-se. K f' V A 6 X-X3 s- 1 l , M 1 Qrtissizgilqfgih, N 7 ff i ff'fi7'3'Q? iiiriii' gf T ff ? , f 'J I df? fe .V f ow l sg, r . ' ' 'fxigz l17',,jpy n ,.,,.wfn , L X I W I Ly,-5:5 if' Xb 0 lig fef f 5 ' X 4 X ' ,Q , , X 0 5 ff f . 1 ' ,n Q ful I fl A ' - Q' sf 1, ' 4 X if ' I xl 9 7 I f CW i f x f- My ,.., ff! ' 44 I : tg h I K -I f :I a. .tg ! MJ W W W I 7 , F 4.7 3 aff N D O E I3 UQ '41 O C 5 F' D' 2 O P1 Q- U1 an :S Q- 2 cu S I rn rn r-1 42 rn Q- 9' U7 D' rn an PY' '-1 '4 FP O PF O C-' n ID' B '4 'J' rn 99 -1 f' f , Y jgw. f i f I? xii ,Z M I .-159:59 2 5555! 0? 2 COLUMBIA TO MAZZETTI. I WILL answer you .as shortly and as sweetly as I can, Like this incense as it takes its upward way when first it began, So you, looking for appreciation, have ably iilled your part. My parting words as I laid you a short and 'rinal adieu, Are to do as well in future as you have in times gone by And rest assured you will with greatlclat get through ' i WlWWl Wllllllllillillwllllllllillllllllllllillllitlwlllllllllllilllllllllllmlillli !f 142' 'I fi As will be shown by your increased patronage upon which you ever can rely. iv.. Y . ? li is I l E ,Q Q ii Y' F ii ll i l- L Y Gx. ..........,..-..,. ,...., -L ,,-..,......-....f-- -..---.......f....-.......-i,...A,.,........,........-,,-.,...,-.--....., , .. - ,.q,.,--.,.,,..- -.,..,,.. -.-. MWU, W, ,,,, M4.,,.,,,,-,Q-,go i'-wt.. -L .LI

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ENRY C. HASKELL, , Maker of Fine Jewelry, fr f COLLEGE FRATERNITY PINS. CLASS RINGS 81C MEDALS TROPHIES J AND ,.R,ZE, ' I8 ohn Street, New York MADE FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED GO To SCHOVERLIN G, DALY 81 GALES FOR EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF uns Aniniunition, Fishing T aokie LAwN TENNIS, ATHLETIC, AND BASEBALL GOODS 3,02 Broadway, New York. E O THOMPSO . IMPORTING TAILOR. L The best wearing goodsfor a 'falln fa!!-wezghz' Overooaz' zs ihe TREBLE- WEIGHT MEL YUN. We have gzven special care Zo fhe fnahe ihzs season, and can show Zhe fines! assorf- znenz' zn colors ever shown. In siyle, box- eaz' in baeh, raw-sfzfehed edges, and seafns strapped zozfh safne goods. Przee, 830 for fhe bes! ,- lower grades Zo 325 and 320. Oar new Pall Ma!! Box coal' zs speezally adapied for a slylzsh drzvzng coai. The Inverness evenzng eloah we repea! ihzs season as the proper dress-san' coverzng. PHILADELPHIA .' 908 Walnzzt Sfreef. B7f0Q6LI'ZU6ljl 1338 Chesinzzz' Sireei. 344 Iflfashzngion Sfreei. ' V1