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i fl CAMPAIGN , HATS ?
REGULATION BELTS?
;«i! WHITE GLOVES ?
SraciAL Notice !—Our "took of drill fehirto
w&« to bave arrived for tb« opening of the Col
lege, but wee delayed in shipment, and have
jost arrive.). So we now have a lull stor k of
all usee of tbe beet drill ebirta ottered the
students this season, and would warfa all
students who base not yet secured their shirts
not to delay their purchases as each student is
required to have two shtrta, and tbe supply
may not last long.
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HUNTER & CHATHAM
MEN’S FURNISHERS
\ RAILROAD TIME TABLE
As
H. dt T. C. SCHEDULE.
> 1 NOBTTU BOCND TRAlSrt.
No. 8. ..T.i U Id0p.ni.
No. 6 J....... . Ivkiias a. ri».(flagj
- .1 ru n.ll NO I RAIN-.
No. x .L. .i.i .y p. nk.
No. 8 Li.... . t:67 a> m. (flag)
'if I. A (5. N. SCHEDULE.
xoi
No. lot.
No. 101...
t B BOL'ND TRAINS
. flj.... #:B8 a. in.
- . .4:ol» p. in.
Let the Ineeda do your lahindry-
work. Special attention gtyen to
flat work. ; tf
The very’
jdst arrived in
&. Chatham’s.
$h-50 drill shirts
ajl sizes at Hunter
here-r-tbe
you fver :
best •i.50
w. ini all
h
i Patronize Benson’i Barber Shop.
The Ineeda Laundry guarantees
iUl work. J [j f tf
f{ Joe W’elbonn was dn the campus
They are
drill shirts,
sires. Hunter & Chatham.
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The tackling dummy, which-has
been looked forward to for so
many years, will soon be in Use.
Benson’s College Barber Shop
will be provided with two chairs
(this year. Prompt and first class'
work. j
The Chemical Depart meat has
received a large consignment of
chemicals and apparatus for Ubt>ra-
Scme of the Sophomores were
daiming thait ’’Patty” Black didh't
do 'any Fresh man drawing, when
he answered very strongly, i* y I
know I did. I got to them aMijMtt#.'*;
Tbit beat shoe for the frice you
will And in oar $3.00. ♦3.50. 94.00
and 9fl-oo lines. They ate made
specially for us and every pair has
our guarantee. Wagner .St Bran
don. 2
A new tennis dab has been
formed. The caurt will be sit
uated north of the group Of cedar
trees; 1 ! at the intersection of the
main toad of the campus and the
road .to the mess hall.
J. B. Qay, the Socialist candidate
for Congress from the Ninth dist
rict of Texas, attended the A. and
M. College for about six months.
He js a farmer, and lives near
Columbus, Colorado Connty, Tex.
Sampson & Heller have the
agency for the Ineeda Laundry of
Hohston, the most up-to-date
laundry in tbe state. Your laun
dry collected regnlarly every Mon
day night and distributed on Friday
night.! You may depend on us. tf
Owing to the crowded condition
of the barracks, the Senior privates
have been quartered in the resi
dence formerly used by I Prof.
Craig. Two of the rooms will be
fitted up by the Senior class as a
reading and a lounging room for
the eritire ejans.
p The automobile which is- to ruiW
! (between Bryan and College is oat
IJof uhe at present, because of a 1 )
Jfaulty tire. The owner says that
the (jftty National Bank
aaeV'AM, TEXAS
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JITSED 8
EO DEE=>OmiTAFTY OE TME
TATES OEOV/EF»MIS*Ers»T
With capital, surplus and profits of one hun
dred thousand dollars and total resources of
over half a million dollars, transacts a gen
eral banking business, and offers its serv
ices to the public with assurances of abso
lute safely, as guaranteed by the character,
experience’ and financial responsibility of
the office«s and directors charged with the
management of the Bank. The business of
the faculw and students of the A. and ft.
solicited.
College
PARKER. President
, A3TIN, Vice-President
IERT W. WILKERSON. Cashier
S. DERDEN, Asst. Cashier '
CRENSHAW, Asst. Cashier
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TRADE IWITH
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DRUG TWA.IN
in need of Perfumes,
Dentifrice, or any-
g in Toilet Articles.''!
Headquartafs'for A. and M. College Stationery
:rit for
-all sizes at
}£>uhday.
Ask the'Ineeda
on flat wo^ki.
Best drill ahirt-
Hunter dcChatham’s
Benson'0 Campus Barber Shop
is the place for good work. <
Company C has elected as spon
sor Miss Hattie Lou HndsoS. '
' Joe John wants to know if this
first class is the class of ’010.
[ All kinds of drapery and curtain
goods at Wagner & Brandon’s. 2
Lace curtains, portiers and table
covers at W’agner 8c Brandon's.' 2
j, 1 Curtain rods, matting and table
covers at Wagner & Brandon’s. 2
McMortie is to lx- awarded a
biedal. He beat Brazos to * milli-
iwyl
• j We have ’em nofw—the best drill
'shirts in all sizes. Hnnter 8c
Chatham.
Miss Alberta Adams of Bryan
has been elected sponsor of com
pany A. Sire has accepted the
’ hooor.
tory work
The Seniors have had their
measures taken for their class rings
which have been cirdered and will
be her*) shortly. ' 1.
Wagper 81 Brandon of Br^an
will give a fine lealber-bonn4 dole
book to cadets who call at their
Store next week.
S.im Smith, who was a student
here a year ago. has returt|ed to
College, He will be a Sophomore,
and will take E. K.
Joe Wiley ran a close race With
Dan Jackson and Hamilton for
President of the Breshman Class,
but Hamilton won out.
Austin hall roof ba.s been painted
and the painters ape now working
on the roof of the Main buildihg,
machine shops, ami M. E. bulld-
in *‘ L' ' i '
;Hunter & Chatham have Just
revived a full line of the best
$2.50 drill shirts;'offered to tthe
students this season and now l*ave
your siae. j
Company A has elected H<
manager of the football t
Chambers coach and temporary
captain. At a later meeting Sigel
elected capt
[several new tires have lieen ordered
and that the machine will be rnn
according to a regular schedule as
soon as they are received. It will
make at least four trips, a day ex
cept when thejoads qrf very bajL
To’ 1^ rest men—Do n<jt mail let
ters in The Battahoii box: On
opencag the lx>x Sunday evening
we found two letters and a postal
which were evidently not intended
for uaj As this was tbe first time,
the box had been opened this term,
the mail may have been in Jt for at-
week or more. We dropped the
mail into the mail box on the
other side of the front doors of\he
ntn Vtaiilriincr
Prof. Nagle anf
the summer in
arotind Union,
Charleston. The
and Esther Dai
fschool in Convei
anburg, S. C.
We are infor
A. Lomax
>n for New
[ng ais one y
senct from A. a
max) will take
Main building.
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NEWS OF THE INSTRUCTORS.
Prof. Mitchell spent most of his
time op the campus this summer
arranging . the Drawing Depart
ment for tbe coming year's work.
On th^ 23th of July he left for a
four Wfeek*’ Visit to his old home
in Hunt County.
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Prof. Pnryear enjoyed the quiet
of his old home in Orapge, Va.,
during-the summer j He also via]
ited Richmond, Old Point Comfort,
and spent a few days with his
brother. Lieutenant Puryear of the
class of 'pfi, who is noW attending
the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Dr. J. C. Blake of Washington,
t>. C., was elected professor of
chemititTy. Dr. Blake has been
connected with the Bureau of Stan
dards in the Government service
and is a graduate of the University
of Colorado and a post-gradate of
Yale, whpre he took the degree of!
family spent
ith Carolina,
ireenville and
ises Frances
will attend
[College, Spart-
that Prof,
wife left Gal-
k on Sept. 5.
s leave of ab-
M , Prof. Lo-
graduate work
j at Harvard.
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T1 ie various
substantial natural which we
{ on c rery hand, age* the result
vements of a
of
Prof
heV^
Spence spenflkig his vacation
urii^g
the siUiner.
! LOOK PLEASAier
1*1. HAS E'
Dr. Fountain
campus for the si
shor| v l s *t to Gi
tendance upon th*
Teacfiers’ Institutfc
Hello Boys!
Jetnaiued OO the [ J
er, save for a -
ton, and at- j i>
Wood County Am ready to greet you at mj
1 Aew Studio and Art Gall<
Have also a Free Kodi
School and will teach you all
you want to know.
J. Alien Myers
for Safely Razors
Pocket Ki
BRYAN.
ivee,
tbxas
Etc.
+
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Thn Old j
JOHN WIITMANN
Tai lorrShop
Alonzo Carter
Can always
upon for Q'
rit and Pr
depended
ity. Style,
ptnees..,,/
Old Students and the ISe
We extend you an invitation to make our store your loafing place.
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EXCHANGE
SHAVING PAR
J. K. (i RICE, Proprielo.
HOT AND COLD BATHS
NKXT DOOR TO CXCHAXOX KOTRL-!
BRYAN, TEXAS.
and Clothing, Counterpanes, Table Covers, in fact everything to supply your
Webb Brother
We farry Gems Furnishings^Shoes