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PERSONALS.
Professor: “Mr. Eppright, spell ihe
plural of Mary.” Mr. Eppright: “'Ma
ries.”
Old boy co fish: “Did you get your
cartridges?” Fish: “Guess not; didn’t
find any in the little black valise.”
Lovejoy (to Smith, who is reporting
football game) : “Saj^, are you writing
down the mistakes those fellows are
making?”
Mr. W. H. Tilson would like to know
who is going to stay at College anil take
care of the boys while they are all in
San Antomo
Mr. W. H. Tilson, who has seen Mr.
Alexander in the commandant’s office
every day, says the commandant’s son
does not resemble his father very much.
Neff’s laundry not only puts up the
best laundry work, but is also way up in
“G” when it comes to cleaning and dye
ing. If you don’t believe it, just try it
and “C.”
“Get your money’s worth.” That’s
what you do when you patronize the Col
lege barber shop. Watch the signs, when
they are up. “Baldy” is there and ready
to give you the best that is to be had.
Patronize him.
Miss Marie Adams of Bryan sang a',
solo at chapel service on Sunday morn
ing, October 20th. The students are al
ways appreciative of delightful music,
and Miss Adams may be assured that she
is remembered most kindly by the entire
corps.
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OFTHE
AgriculturallMechanical College
= OF TEXAS - ■' ' =
OPENED SEPTEMBER, 1899
Gives Thorough Scientific and Practical Education, with Theoretical
and Practical Courses, Dairying and Stock Breeding, Agricul
ture, Horticulture, Surveying, Mechanical and Scientific
Engineering, Chemistry, Veterinary Science, Draw
ing, English, and Modern Languages.
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS TO DORMITORY.
An Equipment of Departments; Stand Pipe, Ice Plant, Laundry, and
Electric Light Plant, and Sewerage System, making the
College complete in every detail.
NO TUITION, NO CHARGE FOR TEXT BOOKS,
Except Languages and Military Science. Expense for entire Session,
except for clothing, $140. Send for catalogue.