Union College - Garnet Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Feb. 7.-Van Deusen unable to sing in Chapel. X , i A ' i jmrff i t i f . , '7 if ww if ,F ,lull . i. .. :q lm, u '1i... E1: lllliW iitl lUllBlWliPl k j! ' ' . lvlg. l+f.l. l 1multlmll Quality wllflw ml Hlwl m N '. 'L.e,.e.. 4. L.....fi'3!4g-! - - - l 'i ?!E-1 'iPl'i- m l iff i ' Q fl llm -' QFD ,meg-ei-ig'f,ffiA,i3jQl -eu gg-13, 111-flllffll I , , ' ' ' N - 4 X Q 211154 W - M l A . A 1 T -e -'-ee, v'-TP1S1?:fi2'+-fn faw. .LLQFPA ' ofigigw- Al - Hits WP O X my,ddrecuNwN,0,,,. HOTEL GHAMPLAIN. On Lake Champlain, three miles south of l'lattshurg'h, N. Y., D. k H. R. R. Station and Steamboat I'ier in Hotel Grounds. THE SUPERB ADIHONDACK AND LAKE HESORI AST and magnificent views of lake and mountains. Fishing: and hunting. Riding and Rambling. Exquisite scenery. Romantic historical localities. A lofty and airy situation. Panoraiuie views of Adirondack and Green Mountains. Mr. 0. IJ. Scavey desires to announce that he has completed special arrangements for the accommodation of young men at Hotel Champlain the coming summer at rates which are made especially low with a view of attracting' a desirable colony of college Stttdenlg duringthe summer vacation period. Thus all the advantages of one of the most popular resorts of the country, its Fine Tennis Courts, Bowling' Alleys, Golf Links, Excellent Bathing Beach, the Fishing Grouudsof Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks, 1.he delight- ful drives famong the Ansahle Chasmj, and membership to the Gun Club, are placed within the means of those who eau fully appreciate and enjoy them. The groundslm. longing to the Hotel contain about four hundred and fifty acres of fine forest, nud extend for nearly a mile along the lake shore. Mr. Seavey will endeavor to meet all the demands for this class of guests, hut wishes to he notified at as early a date as possible, in order that all may be accommodated in the best possihle manner. The American Canoe Association meet is held here from August 9th to 23rd. Address, untiljune 25th, care Lincoln National Bank, 42d Street, New Yorkg after that date, Hotel Champlain, Clinton County, N. Y. 0. D. SEAVEY, Manauef. .O.J9::,::fift, N. Y, . vii.

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lfeln. 9. -lirzmk jackson clcctcml 1l1ClllibLJl' ofl,:w1.cnl .'XSSUClllLiUl1. COTRELLU61 llvl Leevljiggp. ALBANY, N. Y.. 471 and 474 Broadway. V College Caps and Gowns, 'bf-CLASS CAN ES,-'fi 1XIAC1QINTOSIIIQS,n vusl. assortment, . Sun' CASES. HATS AND CAPS. ' i1.'Lit A ' i ,..,..,.,.,. 1 Carpets, Matting, az Furniture, Bedding, Lamps, Pictures, 2 Stoves, Etc. l. HOUGI-l, 313 State Street, Uxmsv. EDISON HOTEL. ISITING CARDS! Special Offer ! 1-fugi':ix'ing l'l:nlL- :incl Printing' 511 Curtis, 51.1111 lCngr:nving.: 50 Curtis from l'lutu, - .60 1-IngrzxviligPlnlczmrlPrinting1uuC:n'1ls, 1,50 Printing moCnrcls from Pluto, - -1 MANNINGQ' Art Stationer and Engraver, 32 North Pearl Street, Albany, N. Y. l'1aLlzl'lmN1a No. 1062. .Slmlfflfzv -.'lA1r'lf'n' 11:17.-lffffllhrlllrrl. The Albany and Troy Blue Book on Sale. Price, 32.00. EYU6. Fforist. 435, ego ee? No. ll Pearl Street. . ALBANY. . Long Distance TeIephor1e. Nl ix.