Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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C is for Carver, a kind hearted man, Wlio passes all students-whenever he can. 'fs HIC best selected stock of miscel- , -fi, laneous and gift books to be fonml , Q f X in Oberlin. All the best new books ' , Sa' 'Qfc iff? from the great publishing houses 0 K l are to be found on my shelves as oo S 5 r Q an soon as issued. Special discounts ' ,Q A to students. ' J -4 My stock of music is the largest QE k-5 '- to be found outside the large cities ' - L sv , . any where in the XVest W My discounts to teachers and Eb' I 5 f-t students are unequalled by any other 5.18 A -' house in tl1e State. lflspecial atten- Q li: LIC , A tion given to filling orders for pieces for teaching. a . ' Stationery of all the latest styles is always to be found in my showcases. -,Wm Society ,Stationery Q Q kd and Engraozng a Speczalty. r - ' ' 9 O Get my prices on dies, monograms and engraving. Headqtfiffii Sporting Goods Oberlin agency for Eastman Cameras and Photo Supplies. Kodaks from JSC-L00 to y5t25.00. The only perfect film camera. Satisfaction guaranteed. Agency for The Horace Partridge Co.'s Tennis and other SportinF Goods, T110 C0lGb1'11lCfl American Tate racket is beyond all comparison the best racket mat e. The Am. Tatejr. and Standard rackets cannot be excelled for cheap rackets. See them and get the prices. Balls, nets, etc., etc., always in stock. Besides the above, I carry the largest stock of balls, hats, gloves, mitts, etc., etc., to be found in Northern Ohio. Special prices to clubs. Mail orders promptly filled. A. G. COMINGS, 37 West College St. Story, '00, is told that a certain pretty girl in the Methodist choir is attend- ing tl1e Business College, and forthwith, joins that choir. The next Sunday evening, he learns that she is a Conservatory girl, and so under rules. Storey decides that he has'nt time to attend choir practice a11y more. iii

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egapggg 24- HE HUMBULDT LIBR RY OF SCIE CE . 'Q is the only publication of its kind-- 1 A1 the only one containing popular scien- ?f'i2'i X ' tific works at low prices. .lt contains ,TW only works oi' acknowledged excel- wif li m lance, by authors of the first rank in the world ofseiencc. 4 ' 1- Mi Such works are landmarks destined to stand forever in A . the history of Mind. Here, in truth is ffstrong meat for them that are oi' full page. In this series are well represented the writings of - Darwin, Huxley, Spel1Cel'a Tyndall, Proctor, and other leaders of thought in our time. No educated ling, can afford to keep himself' out ot' the main current research and exposition , person, whatever his cal- Lf' contemporary scientific Price, FIFTEEN Cents Each Double Numbers, THIRTY Cents Light Science for Leisure Hours ....... Puocron 3 40. The Sun : Its Constitution, Phenomena, 8Lc..CAR1l Forms of Water in Clouds, Rivers, 8Lc..TvNDALL 50 Money and the Mechanism of Exclfge E, FVONQ Double number.-30 cents. 5l Two Parts.-15 cents each. J ' ' Man's Place in Nature .................... ,........ H Uxmcv , 52. Diseases ofthe Will .................................... R1no'r Town Geology .........,............................ KiNc:sLnv ' 54. The Birth and Growth of Myths ............... CLODD The Conservation of Energy ................. STEXVART l 55. The Scientific Basis of Morals ,...... ....... C LKFFORIJ The Study of Languages ...,.................... MAIQCEL l 58. The Origin of Species. Two Parts. DARWIN The Data of Ethics ................................. SPENCER ' 50. The Origin of Species. 30 cents each. The Theory of Sound in Relation to Music 00. The Chi hood o the World ........................ CLODD BLASI-:RNA 02. The Religions of the Ancient W0l'lIl..llAWl4INS0N The Naturalist on the River Amazon B , Double number.-30 cents. Two nunihers in one.-30 cents. A1 E5 03. Progressive Moralty .................... ........ . ..F0wLE1a Mind and Body ...................... . ...................... BAIN 05. Conditions of Mental Development ...... CLIFFORD The Wonders of the Heavens ......... FLAMMARION 00 Technical Education .................. ........... H UXLEY Longevity: Means of Prolouging Life.,GARnNER Lessons in Electricity ............... ............ ' FYNDALL Familiar Essays on Scientific Subjects...PRoc'r0R Romance of Astronomy: .............. ............ M ILLER Fashion in Deformity ............................ FLOWER Manners and Fashion ....... . ................... SPENCER Facts and Fictions of Zoology ........ WILSON The Study of Words.-Part I. The Study of Words.-Part II. Hereditary Traits ................................ ...Pnocroa Vegnettes from Nature .................. GRANT ALLEN The Philosophy of Style ...... ' The Mother Tongue ..... .... Oriental Religions . .................... ...,....... C Amt: Lectures on Evolution .................. ....... I IUXLEY Lectures on Light ................................. TYNDALL Geological Sketches.-Part I. I G 1, i Geological Sketches.-Part II.j ' MKII: Current Discussions in Science ............ WIIIIIIAMS .PoLLocK 'FRENCH .........bPENCER .................BAIN History of the Science of Politics .......... Darwin and Humboldt ........... PIUXLEY-AGASSIZ The Dawn of History.-Part I. The Dawn of History.-Part II. The Diseases of Memorv ...................,......... Rruor The Childhood of Religions ....................... CLonn ......... ICEARY 1 l l 1 v 70: Essays, Speculative and Practical ....... ..SI'ENcEa 71 73. 70. 80. 81. 82. 83. 85 00 01 . 04. 05. 90 100. 101 Anthropology ............................... ,......... . WILSON Archaeology .............. ....... .............,......... ' l'vLon. - . - - Various Evolution in History, Lang. and Sci. Authors Scientific Aspects of Familiar 'fhiI1gS..WII,LIAMS Charles Darwin: His Life and Work .......... ALLEN Double number.-30 cents. Mystery of Matter-Philosophy of Ignorance Illusions of the Senses ........................... Paocrou Profit-sharing between Capital and Labor TAYLOR fnaa'i5a15aatfsfi's.atara'ar12sisg'r'.saa'.'.'.':.'::iii..1-MON i Notes on Earthquakes.............................PRocToR The Rise of Universities .................... ...... I ,Atrium Double number.-30 cents. The Factors of Organic Evolution .... ..... S PENCER The Diseases of Personality. ................. ,.....Rxno'r A Half-Century of Science ..................... HUxLEv Progress of Science from '30 to '80..GnAN'r ALLEN Science and Poetry ................................ .WILSON llisthetic-Dreams .................................. SULLY Association of Ideas ...... ........ R onEm'soN FOI' complete list address : . The Flurnboldt I-ibrary, The prices given include postage, ii 64 Fifth Avenue, New York.

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IT STANDS HIGH PATRONAGE AND CHARACTER. he Elyria Busin ss College. Graham Svstem of Shorthand. I regard it as the best, because for forty years it has been nsecl by most of the best reporters, and 11eitl1er its author nor its host of followers have found it necessary to revise it. This is true of no other system WlliltCVCl'.-FRED. IRLANIJ, Official Reporter U. S. House of Representatives. Reporter's Notes of a Dlctated Letter. Key to Notes. - flux'-v f., f- DEAR Sm: I-have-yours of the LX g2r'y 6 - - X- 25th-inst. Engagements that-L JU or ' cannot forego will-conipcl-me to- . ' 1nake.a-trip to-the-west in-the- K 'X XIX.-0 A. f 4 yas V-nfl I course-of-a-few-days. It-will-he- 'N ------ ---- impossible for me to-doanything- with-you until-after-the nnnnnl meeting of the stockholclers. which takes-place on-the 18th of May. I-am-nwnre-tlmt we-are laboring under-disadvantages in- deferring action with-regard-tm tlle-New-England States n util- the-month o June: but-the neces- X Q KAAA sity of-lliis-delnyl arise? from -- L47 ' causes entirely me onc-n1y-con- Xp i -'------ -e:r-- K4-NN'- 4--lf!--55 trol at-present. I-have-to-leave fx, .rrfp . srrkiars :Q eff rq..ri.f an A,e,-.-c we the-city this-evening nnchwfllfbe- lmck tomorrow-evening, ana -t ren fi?-A -vbl I -- --.- '- W E 'X V will-have-to-nmke some-one-on .J K ' ' ' two-short-trips between-that-tinie lf'Xb and-next Tnesdny efvening, when- X I-go-to-Chien o. I-you-cnme tn- Af TFA X3 fl' 'T' New-York, 5-would-he-very nn- certnin as-to-your finding me here. Much-as-I-would like towninpedne- matters, I-cmnlol-do-so or-t e- K-rxfrf'-N-5 :L:..a L A ...Na-Q vt N 'rs reasons-assignedas-I-have my an- nual-report yet to-dictate, besides ., bs .............. X, ,,,, gn S.N 7 the current volume of letters cle- Q L CN ff ml nmnding my-attention incident- ' f5 ' to-the increased business of the c 0 rn pn n y. We-are-just-getting our-travelingmen ready for-the-Middle States, and-have to-make-rirrangernenls with-parties with-whom we- have-elosed contracts to-represent-ns in-the-Northwest. All-the parties were under instruction before yon. made any application at-all. I-have every desire to-close-arrangements with-you, and-will-do-so if-you-will-wait 5 Write us for particulars. A postal card will do. Elitktl' 8 Hfdlldl, ELYRIA aLooK. ELYRIA. OHIO. iv