Hobart College - Echo of the Seneca Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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r %v %vvv%%% % % % %% I BETTER I Feel I BETTER z j We will not argue with you—if you hadn’t sense and brains you wouldn’t be where you are—you’re learning to be somebody—you're working the mind too much—givethe body a chance— in the harmony of all is the strength of intelligence—Keep outdoors—ride a bicycle—all indoors never made a man—ride a Columbia, the leading bicycle of the world, the bicycle you’re sure of, proud of—-guaranteed all over—We've a book about Columbias—too good to call a catalogue—beautifully illustrated—-free at Columbia agen- cies, by mail for two 2-ct. stamps—We’ve another book, titled, “Outdoors”—original, illustrated articles on recrea- tion, by the greatest outdoor writers : Terrestrial Flight, all about cycling, by Julian Hawthorne; Yachting, by- George A. Stewart, successor of Edward Burgess; Base Ball, by J. C. .Torse, base ball editor Boston Herald ; Horse- manship, by H. C. Mervin ; Health and Rowing, by Benja- min Garno, late editor N. Y. Clipper; Recreation and Sport in Canoes, by C. Bowyer Vaux ; Lawn Tennis, by F. A. Kellogg; Foot Ball, by Walter Camp. Illustrated by Mer- rill, Gallagher, Beals, Sliute and Young, with covers in ten colors. Theonly authoritative book on recreation ; a work of value. That we may teach the Gospel of Outdoors, do good, and make money, w-e will send you this book prepaid, for ten cents in stamps, just enough to pay the expense of handling it, and postage—nothing for the book itself. POPE MFG. CO., BOSTON, NEW YORK. CHICAGO, HARTFORD. I .

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{3r=oadW y apd FIe ;e?ib OPPOSITE GRACE C5URC5. ♦ Wbeo yo'J o Io Mrv Yop!' STOP AT THE it'1 ' . r % WILLIAM TAYLOR 111- Mil•-» Imi.iIu-I llulel ilk like illy, t«.n,Ukt1e i U llie l umiiLMn jilaii, •«! lumlpriili: |irii e.s Kf. {clitly.eikU(g«!il Iiy 'i new rtiul li.inil-.iiim- .ulilitn.it lh.il ilmilili ils runner » ■ by The i ew •lining riv'in ismiu-mI ttu hiicii «.pcelkiieiM- ..f » uiimiil ilfKiiiillons mi llii nunlry. SCRANTOM, WETMORE CO., 41 STATE ST., ROCHESTER. N. Y. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, MAICH A Sl’l-.CrALT OK College Wants in Books • f all Standard character. Stationery for private corres- pondence and also Engraved and Printed Invitation Work of original ami high character. ORDERS BY MAIL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION dreka Fine Stationery and Engraving House, 1121 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. COLLEGE INVITATIONS Cl ASS STATIONERY FRATERNITY S T A TIO N E R Y PROGRAMMES, BADGES WEDDING INVI TATIONS VISITING CARDS BANQUET MENUS DIPLOMAS AND MEDALS STEEl PLATE WORK FOR FRATERNITIES, CLASSES AND COLLEGE ANNUALS. All work is executed in II.c establishment umler Lhe per ona1 supervision of Mr. Drcka ami only in the besi manner. Lnequalled facilities and long practical experience enable ns to produce the newest styles mid most artistic effetis, while our reputation is a guarantee 1 the quality of the pi eductions ol lhishou-c. Designs, Samples and Prices sent on Application. HALF TONE. PHOTOTYPE AND PHOTO-ELECTRO ILLUSTRATIONS lurnished from photographs, designs sent us or designs furnished by us.

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¥ J. F. NEWMAN, Manufacturer of ©ollege • pajemify • ©adge§. Unequalled for style and finish, as well as intrinsic value, by any similar goods in the market. Correspondence solicited. 19 gJofyij) |)t., f ew Qopk. VISITORS TO THE WORLD’S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION Should provide themselves with the Authentic Visitor’s Guide to the Columbian Exposition AND CHICAGO. Condensed Information compiled front official sources by RICHARD J. MURPHEY, Contain n full sheet limp of the city • f Chicago, to- gether w ith maps of the grounds, etc. Retail price. 1 33c in |Mt(»er ami 50c in cloth. ---------------------------------------- For sale by the Agents of the Union News Company, oii all trains and news stands, and by all Reputable News Dealers, Trade supplied by the Western News Company. READING R. R. SYSTEM, LEHIGH VALLEY DIVISION. Anthracite Coal Used Exclusively,Insuring Cleanliness and Comfort DOUBLE TRACK. AMERICA’S WONDERLAND. The popular Route between NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore,Washington, Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Pottsville, Wilkes Barre, Pittston, Scranton, Ithaca, Geneva, Waverly, Watkins Glen, Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit. CHICAGO. ♦ ST. LOUIS ♦ AND ♦ ALL ♦ POINTS ♦ WEST Pul I in an Palace Buffet Cars and Chair Cars on nil Through Train». NO DUST. + + + NO SMOKE. THE MOUNTAIN AND VA I.LEY SCENERY TRAVERSED by this fiiir hr most hrauti ul and picturrsqur in Amrnra, embracing hr Roman hr I’a lrys of thr Sin uurhanna and Is high, and hr Hixtocie U’vomiiie ANTHRACITE COAL fS f ’SED E.YCL S 1 EL J TICKET OFFICES : NEW YORK GENERAL EASTERN OFFICE, 235 BROADWAY ; Depot, foot of Liberty St. New’ York Transfer Co.’s Offices, and We-dcott Express Co.’s «»fficcs. PHILADELPHIA N. E. Corner 9th and Chestnut Sts.; N. E. Corner Broad and Chestnut Sts ; Philadelphia Reading Depots, Ninth audGreeu.and Third and Berks Streets. BUFFALO Corner of Main and Seneca Sts.; Depot, .Scott and Washington Sts. ROCHESTER :—Comer of Mniu and Exchange Sts.; Depot, South St. Paul St.