THE BATTALION. College Station, Texas.
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^ ^ COLLEGE.
OF TEXA.S.
The Seventeenth Annual Session Opened
SEPTEMBER 6, 1893-
Gives a thorough Scientific and Practical Education with
Theoretical and Practical Courses in
CAfitfs
C*—IUEBB BROS.y-
(Sarrq the most complete line cf Gents ^Fvrqistiing Gvoss in
the city, a specialty of 'Then’s fa hoes.
J. N. COLE, President, J. P. BURROUGH, Cahier.
H. R. HEARNE, Vice Pros. A. D. McCONNICO.AssT Cash.
JMerecants ciqd plaqters jNational Bank.
Bryan, Texas.
CAPITAL, . - - - $100,000,000
Surplus and Profits, - - - 12,000,000
gm-A General Banking Business Transacted.
Dairying, Stock Breeding,
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, SURVEYING,
MECHANICAL AND SCIENTIFIC ENGIN
EERING, CHEMISTRY, VETERINARY
SCIENCE, DRAWING.
THE JEWELiEHS.
Bryan, Tc^as.
Extensive additions to dormitory and equipment of de
partments; stund pipe, ice plant, laundry and electric light
plant, making the college complete in every detail.
No tuition and no chargs for text books except languages
and military science. Expenses for entire session, except
for clothing, $140.00. Send for catalogue.