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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

9sritte aus europa ans Staatsos.
partemsnt ssieen, bab bic amsritanii6sn
4epfsI i'm lsbten SABRE sinsn enormsn
Narft erObert baben. Der Generation.
full 5rani Waion in Srunffurt a. W. ere
tldrt, bab Der Nartt pisl mebr ourd bic
pstslslids AuaIitdt als bur6 bic B,Qis.
felt aeDonnen lporben iei, unb er iast.
bic Ianoniribi6afiliben 9eitunesn IN
Dsutiblauo psr6fsntIibsn bic eritau.
nsnspsribe 9baiia6e. baB lsbteS Sabr
nidt ipenisst oils 5000 Doppelcsntna
u~niersr 4epfsI -ibsr auanusmal msbr
ais in iresno einem anoersn Sabre in
DeutibIane e~ineeflbrt porosn iinb
oerr Maion ipribt bic Anii4t aus, bab
ulsie Groberuns zines sroben Waritss
ouuerno eemabt peroen fam, tpsnn ee'
pihe 8OtidismaBrseeIn, bic Der @ene
taleoniul anelbt, o ben Beri6lfern
bsobadlet peroen.
Goniul Monoaban in Gbsmnib faat,
Oas game Deuti6e Reid fet dber biz
rtsitae Aepfeleiufubr beunrubl9t. Die
Oeuiibsn ObhSd&tsr iino ertaunt bars
lbsr, eab ii6 DE omerifaniihsn Wintsr'
dpfsI 10 sut baltsn. fie bisltsn Is frlbsr
fur unslaubIid, oab man bic Balewln'
5Orte fsbr lsidt feds M0nate baltsn
tbnnte.
Selbit BON England, mo Der amsrita.
niids 4pfsl pObl bsiannt III, tommsn
Worts Der nsberraiduns lber bic erObs
amsrifaniider glepfsl, uno Der
Der. Staten. GonfuI Wseisr in Brab.
forb bat Ausfdnitte bon 8eitunsen as'
UNI su bepsiien, oab be Wdrtts
absrfaat bapOn iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

Das StaatS GapitoI in NIbaup,
U. o.. bat nod elmer 8srs1nune bee
Staats. Gomptrolsrs &obsrts bersits
lber s22 600. 900 s~etoitet uno bic prat.
lif4en golitltsr iorsen bafdr, bas Der
8ieienbau tpeitsr ~unpolsnbet ober in re.
paraturbsbIrftisem 3utanbs bleibs.
Seit span3is Sabrsn Diro an benz Gupi.
toI sebuut. Die YoIitifsr bubsn bic bn.
fur betpiaisten Summen iteiS als cute
8sute betra6tet. bic bic Go~ntraitor.n
ebIlid nit ibnen tbeilen mubten, unb
oieien fstten SOB" ipsroen bic Bsutsid'
ger fi8erli& aud 70 balo nidt fabrsn
laRen.--Nas piro es isbt in uniersm
Staate, mo bod aud elm nsuss Gapitol
sebaut tpsrben mus. tpisosr fur ,SobS'
esben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

Cine ssIunsene SauRration su benz
oft %senunntsn ,.8dounsstet" in Der
(itst absetbanenD ginmanosrunss 8la
tommt aus Cincinnati. BORT bat Der
Bolissi' GOmmrfdr Worsan, einseborsnsr
4meritaner. 6ffsniIib ertIdrt. oab bic i'm
4uslanoe eebortnen 8sperber um Boil.
seiitsasn bic uorpeibriebene prdfuns in
Der 8esel beoeutsno bsHsr bsitsben. als
ole elnaeborenen. unb ou6 Dos osutids
Clement i'm Dienfte bel Wsitsm oas Dor.
,ialt6te fei. Den @tuno bistflr finbet
Worsan in benz umtanOe, baS bic ams.
tltantite Suseno nah 4blauf Der
Sbuliabre porslebe. auf ben Stru6sn
umber3uIunsern uno fi6 um alerbane
Sports su bsfirmern, ~anitatt ibrs 81.
sisbuns au peruoafdnoissn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
II sberfhwemmunseu In Cub
GeutShiaub.

aus Dem glfab uno pom 8absn unb
BI,itembsrs, Johann BON Wlttelrbetn
uno osRsn NsbsnfuHen irsffen felt an.
fansS leSter Wo6s 8.Iibte Don usber.
lbwemmunssn out6 SO9uaHtr Elm.
BEL MaSminIter i'm 9rels Ibann in
ObereUab bat Die bod an9eidpouens
Doler St.se uno Btiden isrftbrt unb
nit fortseufen uno BET GEL iinb bic
Odmms pss Noibtanals esbotften. Sn
ben 9 bnlr,ualotbdlern, namentIib benz
Nleientbal. benz @Istbal. BEN S6uttsr.
unb 8inpetbal. iinO bic fe our3fttOmsn'
ben Babe uno SllRe su unbeimIibsr
S6be anesi6wouen. AuS nebsrraubsn
I'm baoiitsn 2rsiis Bialnsen iommt bic
Rabtiht, oab Der NIT Der 2situne bel
Jrbsiten ;ur 8eritdrtuns Der Shub'
Odmme bsi8aftiete Ssuerpebrbaupt'
mann 8Ibmann. Der fid au tpeit an elne
our6 bas Sohmahsr esfdbtbete Steae
uorestpuet battle, in bic tribe 6Iutb
ittrSte unS s%rtranf, ebe ibm Salfe &C..
brabt perosn fonnte.
Nod ftsbt baS Shlimmite bebor. unb
idon bdufsn fit bic nnslldsnu6tidten.
usberaa in ben bebrohten Hleoeruneen
ueroen Silfsrufe Iaut. Der Rbein If
bel aoln i'm iteten Stsieen besrlfsn.
Saou il bic Safsrsufs lbsridpsmmt.
uno man fdr8tst fur bic panSsn nisoriaer
ssleeenen Nuartiere Der Stabt. aut
Der @msianal 1T gsfabteet. Die Nsu'
bauien bel Dortmunb oroben e%insuftarssn,
Bonn 8bsin uno isiusn NsbsnHlhen
irsffen. isitssm Der glsSans b~esonnen
bat, SiObsbOtitaften Elm. 8si Mains
vt bic S3iffubrt ~OOatdnbis sinasitsat
worbsn. Daau fommt. oab Der beftiBe
S6neefua unOauert unb in sans 0orbs
uno Wlttelosuiiblanb unan8enebms 8er'
tsbrSt6runssn sur 6olse bat. Rament'
LTD auf ben acknowledgement III Der Ber'
fsbr eebemmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

SIN louisville bat bic an oorlebtsn
5amitaa psrtoBte Surp fdnfssbn Antla'
a,n ssssn 4losrmsn. BOliSe,beamte unb
polipiten, 9ontrattoren u. NJ. erboben.
DIE Anilas.n Inuien auf phI&iuerna6'
ldGisuns. 0shs6lidtsit unp @rpisf'
~unespsriu6s. Die ndtite @ranD Suip
rpiro be llnteriu&uus fOrtieben. Der
sins,rsidts Bsr,dt iast: Scr I'm
tanb, baB manbe Ndnnsr IN bObsn
5isQunssn n,dt ansstIost iino. bsOeutsi
ni6t. bab bic isbt 9ns,iIosten bic sinsl.
ssn Sduloissn iinb. DIE corruption III
srob''. llsOeral eisielbs 5dulntB!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
9slapars. sada. & @easrn e%iisnbabn.
Wcniaa 10 Dfiobsr 1896.

3hat SerlaGtn Suantpn 9rprtb fir q yra.
euft, Ssptsp, lltea, Buffalo une ben @sitn
1872 une 2.35 Rerstus uHe f.55 Rahm.,
8trbinbune madtnb In Buffalo nod antn
punftn in htm @ttsn. 9insbamtuu UNI Bath
um 9.f5 W. unp los Rabm. Glmira grprsb
UNI 5 IS Ra6m. grprsB fur Rem yorf, lao,
$50, SIS, 90, 955 Dr.. ITO une 1888
Radon. GrprtB fur philadelphia, Cation,
lrtuiou. Sis 8 on une 9.55 Or, ITO unb
5.33 Ha&m. Rt6OIfon sesOmoeation pul6bt
Serantou un 400 une 6 10 Radm. 9oby.
hanna aeepmssatien psrIdbt Scranton I'm $40
Ibenhs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
asin Wunb,r. hoh enaIiides 81

= Rein 8unbsr, hub ensIii6ss Ga.
pital bel uns in 9ruuersisn anselsst
wirb. ba elm tneIiibss Spnbieat, tpeltse
I'M SABRE 1892 aesriinbst puroe uno BEN
cine eanSs an,obI 8ruusreien %unaeb5ren,
AUDI in olsism SABRE eins Diuibense Bon
n.un Prossnt es,abIt bat. Die GnaIdns
Der babsn bamals bic Summe o s9l..
600 anseIest. fur ipslde its in GnsIanb
i'm bbdfen sale flnf 8rocent srbaltsn
plroen. S,sT srbisIten fs bsinabe oas
soppsIts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
Giienbabn Seittabelle.

erie uno @Bomins gafeb GiieHbabn Go.
4. Sanuar 1897.
3iss p%trlaTfn Sranton fur Nsp gJorf, Rem
buTeb une 3pii6tnfatipnsu, sbsuic paiplsy unb
lcfalsn punftsu nm. 7.O5 Wprstns unp 2.2S
Na6n., unb srrihsu Seranton BON rbissn
punfttn UNI 1898 Dr., uue 9.3S Ha6mittaae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
IN Shninpfnhtiae.

Der lluterjeidnete. Der ourd elm ssp0bn.
Ii6es Rittel jur 9eiunobett wieosr bersetslt
uuros. nadoem sr eluige Sabre lang an elmer
'dusren eun9entranfb.i uuo Der %9efirtletsn
srantbst. SduiHoiudt 9slltten bate. bat Elm
lrcbss 8erIarssu isiusn WlHeioenoeu boz
RltisI Der esiluns bttannt tu MAIDEN. al,
0leisnissn Die &c uerIanaen, NTH CT freunolidh
(Sou,nfrst) sins abiduft Der B lbersitu, y
ld'den. wslbe fs uIs cine fiaere 4e,luas fiji
Shwtnniudt. afbma. gatarrb, Broutitas unf
ale pals. unO 9uns,u.s unibslIen fnosn uer.
osn. Ct b III Gus ale etOenos fem peilmittel
Jrobirsn usroen, ca es sbr peTtbOol 1T Dit.
l'ntgen Iueite Die 3ubereItnng uerIanaen uelhs
bnen nltts tOiten miro, mo Elm Sesen fur ne
lstn mag wolen sefnutsft Gbrw Gowarp
L. milton Br.o'lpn. ". D.. aoorelfren
R<aT GrWdbnt oleie 5situng.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
Saltet jene
Gletttett
..... iuariit.
Saltet jene

&iSfirt nidt beren 2eben, inbem
ibr iie auf faItem Subbooen i'm
faltem Simmer ipielen Idbt. Sur
iebr peni9 @eIo fauft aesenwdrtis
SeiS0fen. @ir berfaufen oieieI.
ben, oa Die Suiion faftiib poriiber
1T. 8ir baben &oblen., SeI. uno
@asbeiSer iibria ; mir wollen ben
&aum, ben iie einnebmen. Sbr
fonnt ben @reis ielbit MAIDEN, 10
LANCE ibr nidt inter Den wirfliben
SOitenpreis 9ebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
Grant Stetter,
SOtel nn0 NG6erci.
Watnftrahe. Nnhe mart

Barms uno fults Spsifeu fino 5u ieoer 60.
9ssjell gu babsn. arifdes Eager tets OIL
5aRt ioIpts Belns. eiqnore uno Gigarren.
Vie init meinem Sotel psrbnnoene Bddersi
llefert Elm por5i9lides Badiptrt. uno uerosn
Que Ssfelun9en prompt uno bill9 beiorgt.
"ran Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

ltrau etbIsp bon SorriHstou. gpuH, Tit eerobs
{ an iolnsr @srbiubnHs bon araHfbeiteu oIs Or.
WiIss in isinsr umfaHsreihsn eriabrnne uuo
rInisrIuduus sstuubsu bat buB fe ans Gntfrdituns
hes gsrpsnipfems sutfsbt. Ssrr Sos. D. SibIsp
Idrttbt am Is. Gftpber 1895: -Tasiue Jruu ipurbe init
Neuralgia bss perssus. %ueru6ier GrIabpfuus uub Sc
bsrfrautbeii bsfalsu. WsHHsIsih bon stpei asrstsu
bsbauOsIt. ipnrbe fs oeHuoh bon Belt gu Belt ihliri'
mer, bis ft Dor Der 9bir bes 2pbss ffaub. SD CAB
ibr oant bon 9r. Miies' kervine and New Cure
mr. titles, for the Heart uHo fie behsrte
tpnubsrbarIia bon Der Seit an.
Ileart lure bob ID iofori bic serSte sutlisb.
Pesfores Sic ibi uHb ihIdit gut uub
+. tbui ibre sieeue Sausarbeit
fieaitn. Rtr babsu Sbre SsiImittd
gi,IsH In uHisrsr etabt smptOhsu. uHb allen 1T
baourt etbolfeH iporbeu."
Or. WiIes Remedies iperbtH BON allen apptbefern
uuter q~efpifjer @arantie ~perfauft. Wirtt bic erfe
5laIhe gar feline gsfsrnHa 70 ipirb oas Sch snriid'
e~ritattst. 9eutites Bud fber Sers uuo 9teroen tptro
aut @~sriaugtn fret Sussiaidt.
DIR, NILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
UoOte & Sbear g..
119 8aibinston abe.

Crnds0 rbetten iebsr art in be,
III e&sakIatt" DfRes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
go fault tiait
ant befen

Por,eaan, @Iasmaarsn, Brio "a Brac
Sampen, Silbetplattirte Waaren, etc.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

Sprs&t Dor, fsbst umbsr unb ibsr,sust su&.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
u u b

Die aonSOnsr .,9aiIs RsiI" Iabt fi4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

Ra6fOlstr bon Gussn alsbtrs,
231 Penn absnus, Scranton, D.,
ssssniiber bn Saptiftn air9s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
ausfabr amerisanifaer aepfsl.

nA- 4nnDnsirt i'm .@odsnblatt".
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07
A Wrongly spelled Name.

Through the blunder of some I'M
known person, committed years ago, a
glaring piece of inexcusably poor spell
ing is still OH view in the finance COM
mittee room in the city hall and is
subject of much unfavorable comment
by historical scholars. The portrait of
the Rev Henry Augustus Muhlenberg
hung for many years III Independence
hall as "a tribute TO the preacher patriots
services during the Revolution, with his
name beneath it spelled "Henery Muh-
lenburg The same egregious errors
are now visible in the city hall. The
Rev. Henry Augustus Muhlenberg was
one of the first Lutheran ministers in
this country. On one occasion he carried
gun into his pulpit at Reading and at
| the conclusion of the services invited all
his male parishioners to follow him to
Valley Forge. which they did. DR.. Muh-
| lenberg was also the first speaker of the
| house of representatives of the United
States after the constitution was adopt
ed in 1888, and his name is at least
worthy of sufficient remembrance to be
spelled correctly. philadelphia Rec
| ord
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07
The Undergraduates, Oxford.

As for the modern undergraduates, as q
rule, he is the most quiet and peaceable of
mortals, and has long since given up such
violent delights as wrenching OIL door
Knockers, assaulting policemen or squar-
ing up to bargees. Not that he Is the least
deficient in spirit or courage, as those who
have watched the football matches in the
parks will readily testify, but except at
such licensed saturnalia as college rag"
or bump supper, he keeps his voice and
temper under perfect control and Guilt
Yates dignifed repose of manner which
would do credit to member of Whites or
Arthur's. Anything like loudness or os-
tentation is vetoed as bad taste, and 1t
may be added that his dress Is as quiet as
his department..
Nothing indeed is more remarkable than
the contrast between the costume OF the
UNDERGRADUATE of half a century ago, as
depicted by Leach or Cuthbert Bcde, and
that of his successor OF the present day.
The velvet coats, the gaudy scarfs, the en-
broidered waistcoats and the trousers
with patterns Of oriental gorgeousness'
worn by the insufferable coxcombs of the
year 1916 have been replaced bya costume
which, from the Norfolk jacket to the
boots and CATERS, is u sober and carefully
blended harmony in gray or brown. 1t Is
only when he puts on smoking suit, IL
he has one, or equips himself for the river
that the Undergraduates to speak
rushes into color. Then indeed 1t Is a case
of quot homines, tot dolores. -Blackwood' S
MapaZine,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07
There La Nothing 80 Good.

There is nothing just as good IA DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. so demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. He will not claim there is
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good. You want DIR. king'f
New Discovery because you know 1t to De
safe and reliable. and guaranteed to dc
good or money refunded. For Coughs
Colds, Consumption and for all affections
Of Throat Chest and Lungs, there
is nothing sc good as is DIR. Kings New
discovery. Trial bottle free. Regular
size 80 cents and 81. For sale by ID. I
Macdonald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07

Nm account OF increase in business and
cant Of more Office room DR.. Goldberg
! n have leased one-hali of the upper
aoor over Cartons hardware store,
oorner Fifth and Elm streets, into
which they moved Thursday morning.
,roust 5. DR.. johnson, who for
wears has been identified with the main
office in Detroit, arrived here Tuesday
morning, August 3, to assist in the man.
ooinp of the new Office. The institute
while here has been dong a good bust
ness which is evidenced by DR.. Johnson
eoming to assist DR.. Goldberg. Anyone
kuffering from chronic, private, delicate,
nervous, kidney. liver, bladder, stomach,
blood. skin, rectal orfemale disease should
eousuIt these specialists any day
Except Mondays) from o a. m. to p.
|m.; Sundays,9 a. INTO 4 p. m. Mondays
kbedoctors will be at the Douglass House,
Houghton, from 8 a. m. to p. IN.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07
Notice OF Removal.

am glad to state to the people that
have removed my tailoring store into
p. Rupees new building in Sixth street
where will continue to use my genius to
suit the people in every manner. Thank
ing the community for past, iayors ano
with hope to be patronized from here
after, reaain
Respectfully,
john b. RAsTELLo,
Merchant Tailor,
217 Sixth Street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07
REPAYlNG TIE FAVOR.
Sse Was Everlastingly Indebted to the
Mother of the Bride.

The young man is newly married and
takes very serious view of everything
affecting his domestic relations. 1t was
only the other day that he concluded to
consult crusty old uncle who is a bach
elor and holds about all the wealth there
is In the relationship.
"YOu're not supposed to know much
about married life and the way TO run a
home, uncle" began the new benedict,
"but l have every confidence In your
strong common sense. My little wife has
the best intentions in the world, but is in
experienced and seems possessed of the
idea that if she keeps flying around she
is good housekeeper
"Pink and white doll, l suppose" snort
ed the uncle. "Thumps piano, dances
like fairy, murders Il few French sem
fences, airts like the deuce and hates
work.
"Youre wrong. She works like flend.
She took up the carpets and had them
beaten before they had been down two
weeks. She baked three times In one day,
so as to have stuff ahead, and the supply
would outlast us If we had to eat it, The
other evening went home and found her
i'll UtdTS. TOT liT'C iipui' Si'O ''''N'
washed my meerschaum pipe in strong
suds and then put in another hour rubbing
1t with sandpapcr. 1t was such n creamy
white when | bought it and she could not
bear to see it turning dark brown. l
explained, but don't think she believed
me. She's as energetic Us locomotive
going up grade, hut hasn't the slightest
idea of how things should be done
"Poor, silly creature. Hire an amaze
Man housoaeepcr and instruct her to run
the whole shebang. It's the oal2 way.
81 tried that, but the housckoeper didn
last day. She went to abusing you as a
finty hearted, misery old VILLAIN that
ought to have set us up in fine home
Amy flarcd M and bounced tho woman SC
quick that she had to take her dud'
through the back window. You know IN!
wife is the daughter of Mrs. Highly, ane
has some
81 have great, big house, aimos
shouted the uncle. Il want young people
about me. Move in and will leave yo'
nv entire fortune. Your wife's motne
did me the greatest favor woman can u'
n man. She refused me three times peior
l gave it up. Chicago Post.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07

1t is ALWAYS gratifying to receive testi-
mouials for Chambrrlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrheo Remedy, and when the en-
dorsement ia from physician it is espec-
lally 80. "There it no more satisfactory
or effective remedy than Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrbea Remedy"
writes Err. E. L. Robey, physician and
pharmacist, OF Olney, Mo, and as he has
used the remedy in his own family and
sold it in his drug store Tor six years, be
should certainly know. For sale by
Sodergren 4 SodergreD, druggists.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07
The Reason of 1t.

1t took place in little overgrown town
in the far west.
The man from the east had waited for
two hours and IL minutes for an electric
car.
When it arrived at last, and he had
climbed aboard, he asked the conductor as
he paid his fare, "No accidents this morn
ing9'
"None, SIR" replied the official.
Running OH schedule timer
eve are"
"Nothing the matter with the genera
tors?"
"Not thing"
The questioner paused a moment. Then
no asked "Well, would you mind telling
me Just how far apart these dashed cars
run, thenY
"Not at all, STRIP replied the man IN
blue. Every IL miles"
EVERY IL milesS" repeated the eastern
er. How do you meanF"
Cracks IL miles long, and this is ths
only car. )"
Then the man from the east was salts
fed. Philadelphia Inquirer.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07
COST OF EDUCATION.
what the Young Woman Must Pay Who
Goes To College.


Is the college education toward which
every new" young woman aspires AN ex-
trayagance when viewed strictly from a
financial point of yiewY Does it entail tho
expenditure of large sums each year, or il
II an economical retreat for girls between
the schoolgirl period and that of maturity
How much filthy lucre will the proud fa-
thef OF family have to disburse in order
To enjoy the distinction of having fair
bachelor Of arts as an ornament to his
household
AT Nass,,' Che charge for tuition in all
regular studies, board and washing Of
dozen pieces "A week is $500 a year. If "a
student is i'll and visits tho resident ply.
stefan, tho charge is 20 cents visit.
When the physician pays the visit, the
charge is 90 cents. When student is
confined to the inlrmary, the charge is
81 90 IA day for medical attendance, modi-
cine, nurses services and the carrying of
meals to the room. Textbooks, stationery
and the like are extra. Students supply
their own towels and napkins These are
the necessary expenses. OF course, If
girl belongs to innumerable clubs, her
club fees will amount to quite sum
There are 81 full and partial scholarships
and "a college aid fund which assists desery.
ing pupils. The Nassar Students Aid So
oiety also lends money to students
AT Smith college the charges to those
who live in the college houses are about
the same as at Vassar. Four hundred
dollars pays for board, lodging and tut
ton. The student brings her own towels
and pays for the materials used in the
| laboratories. Those who desire, however,
may obtain board in private families in
Northampton at prices varying from 81
to 50 IA week. a student may, therefore,
obtain board for term of 80 weeks at
about $3.50. There are also a few scholar
ships to assist promising pupils.
At Bryn Mawr the charges vary with
the accommodations A student may OBJ
tain board, lodging and tuition for 1915,
or she may spend 5000. No supplies are
brought from home, and the students do
not take care OF their own rooms, as at
Wellesley. No charge is made for sending
meals to the rooms when the mistress of
the hall or the physician advises it. The
visiting physician may be consulted free
of charge. Students may board outside
the residence halls. There arc eight
scholarships offered and "a students loar
fund.
Radcliffe charges the highest tuition fee
Its students pay 5000 year for regular in
struction in addition TO special laboratory
fees They board in Cambridge, and may
spend much or little as their purses ant
tastes dictate. There are four scholarships
and two prizes offered
At the Baltimore Women's college tn,
charges for students who do not board a
} the college are $l25 "a year for tuition
, and this includes all fees. Those who liv'
} in the college pay 1876 for tuition, board
laundry work and the services Of pro
} fessional nurse At Wellesley the charges
are about the same. At Barnard the tn
, ition fee is $3.50. The students live at hom
D or board, and their expenses range from s.
to $40 a week-New York World.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-07

D. T. Covert, who has leased the North
Festern Hotel for a term OF years, is an
bid hotel man, having been in the BUSH
bess at Ithaca, Mich, for years. He ex-
poets to take charge Of the Northwestern
about September L. His son. who made
fhe deal whereby he becomes lessee, ID a
graduate OF the Ann Arbor University in
(he law department and he expects to
locate in Houghton county.