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PRILL SHIRTS?
11 j campaign hats ?
! REGULATION BELTS?
WHITE GLOVES ?
a ‘is
Special Noticb stock of drill shim
was to have Arrived'for the opening of the Col
lege, bat was delayed in shipment, and have
just ar t i ted. So we now have a (nil stock of
all sizes of th# beet drill ebirta offered the
students this season, and would warn 'all
.students who have not yet secured their shirts
not tu delay their purchase* as each student is
,, required to have two shirts, and the supply
>. may not lasting." f l L 1
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HUNTER & CHATHAM
MEN'S FURNISHERS
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HBVt S OF THE INSTRUCTORS.
M. King ol Cuseeta, Ga., A.
j»f the .^Jnrirerjrity of Georgia
A. M, of -Aho University of
Chi ago, wa* el|^cted assistant pro-
fes* >r of Kagh-h
\ 7. L. Thnmyaon, a graduate of
the Miller School in Virginia, was
ma< e assistant* professor of me- i
chaftical engineering and drawing.)
l*rof. Campbell spent most of
his Vacation in Mexico. The latter
part of the suxBaneV he visited his
home in HecoUt, ID.
Rrot. F. D. McLonth of Spring-
field. Mass., was elected assistant
professor of architectural engineer
ing and drawing.
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r.| Jas. A. Dean, one of last
s.SeniorsJ has accepted a po-
stiRrct
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
H. A T.
SCHEDULE.
NORTH BPCNO TSAlS*.
I »o. a. 1-4- iivlf*® p *“•
SOUTH Bpr^n MUHNSy.
No. 2 L. j . . in.
No. 6 ... | . i **7 (flag)
I. & Q. N.I SCHEDULE
Kodal
finished
Mr R. <C- SchiUer of class’06
win be student assistant in the
Civil Engineering Department-
?rof. and lies. Ol D. Hargis
have returned from Mexico where
they spent the;summer.
Mr. A. A Haskell has a jxierition
with the Tpxa4' lola Portland Ccs
m ept Works at Dallas.
flhe Citv National Bank
OKSIONI AX
U Ml TED
With capital.
dred thousand]
D DEROi® ITA)R V OF" -rue
ATE® OOVEFVNIMEirsiT
rplus and profits of one hun-
oltars and total resources of
over half a million dollars, transacts a gen
eral banking business, and offers its serv
ices to the ptfplic with assurances of abso
lute safety, guaranteed by the character,
experience anil financial responsibility of
the officers and directors charged with the
management fcf the Batik. The business of
the faculty aiid students of the A. and fl.
College solicited.
G. S. PARKER, {President * i
E. H. yLSTIN, Vice-President
ALBERT W. WILKERSON. Cashier
ED. Si OERDEN, Asst. Cashier
E WlCRENSHAW, Asst. Cashier
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TRADE WITH.
El. xJ. IxJ Ev IM M I N S
of Fort Worth was
north
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No. rot......
SC H EDI
^c4e> trains.
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LOCALS?
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Ask the Ine^daj agent tor
on flat work.
l-.v, r s on*.- Si
'-A
ticket bAfote Sunday.
1 T ht: new 11
put in position 1
Kodaks and
free instructions'
dip.
Special pnefcs
A. MEETING.
pictures developed arid [
injplete from 5SC to »i c > i Ayif. Browt][ » in ckar
per dozen at Carter s studio, Bry- M.iE}. Department for the
an. ^ r 6
Iowa State Coffege of Agricul
ture and Meehan id Arts has a nc\v
main building. Which was dedi
cated last June, j The cost was
$.T7fe,ooo-
You must preseSt your Lyceum,
ticket to the doorkeeper at every
Lyceum entertainment. Unless
you do this yon j
enter the chapel
New York 1ms
every fourteen
of the
the present.
Id pay for his l,y-
ii ■
At a meeting of the Y. M. C. A.
at chajiel Sunday night T. J. Bees-
ley \Vas elected to take the place,
as president^ of Major Moore,
itively cannot ' vhost worl the ca mpeUed
him to tjender his resignation.
t telephone for ' PrcsideU < GUbert w “ i CaUsed
-bitants, and i t0 rC **
TH
iVL AN
Whei In need of Pet fumes.
Brushes, Dentifrice, or any
thing in (Toilet ukrticles.
idquarters for A. and M. College Stationery T
his cpmpany
"The office of
to resign because of
claims to be Hhe best-telephoned anti * oot ‘fj 1 ,|uties 4 f
’ vige president was left vacaot,
petidiiug the selection of a good
that in Texas. Dallas has a phone m ^ n
for every eight inhabitants.
Sampson & Heller have the
agency for the Ineeria Laundry of
city in the world ” But according
to the Dallas Diipatch, we l>eat
at Carter’s *tu-
6
to all the cadets
on any sixe photograph at Carter’s
been placed
offthe Main
Studio.
L A new mail
( on the second'
Building.
t Let the Ine^da do your laundry
work. Special attention given to
Bat work. | tf
Fatty Holmesl in reporting to
Sentinel, sainted . and said: "All
right, central.^'! j . <
Fish Butlef, asking for Wor
cester sauce WincheattL) ^Uh*s
hall: “‘|*^a ihe rifle."
All Cadets feave a special invita
tion to make hyr store head quar
ters while in B
4 \F :J. M. Caldwell.
The marrikg« ; of Mias Jennie
j Howell to Mr. Duncan Douglass
Bastman, of j Italy, is announced
for November xi.i Miss Howell is
well known On the campus, and
was several times the sponsor of
Company A.
g dummy i
Saturday 1 Houston, the most up-to-date
h ,uppi„.. iiA !r w ’ dr i'j“ * h,! Yonr
dry collected regnl«rly every Mon
day uight and distributee! on F.riday
night. You may depend on us. tf
The Ineeda Laundry guarantees
all work. - tf
Prof. A. Mitchell of College re
turned yesterday afternoon^ from
Campbell, Hunt county, where he
was caflled on account of the sud
den death of his mother, Mrs. E.
H. Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell died
oil her 6ind birthday, and leave* a
husbabd and four children. She
was a member of the Methodist
church, a native of Tennessee, and
had resided in Texas since 1866.
The many friends of Prof. Mitch
ell and family will deeply sympa
thize with them in this great sor
row.—Bryan EagM. j
| Potts,
i for the
lunkio,
be ap-
young
1
rted for
AN INFALLIBLE SION.
A student in one of the colleges
was Writing on a paper in medical
jurisprudence in which |he was
asked to enumerate the signs of
death by droWAing. After some
more or less futile guesses, he add-
ed "But the surest sign of all is
on the door.”—Short 8to*-
livterestirrg talks were made by
Rev. PoWelL Prof] Junkin 'and
several of the cadet members of
the association. Prof. Powell
suggested that the Bible class IfcRd-
<. rv m< < t at Sgnday school and pre
pare the .lesson for the following
Sabbath. The appointment of
lnpm~m for ofceae'classe s was held
until next Sttnday. on which day
the leaders of last year’s classes,
and those members who are willing
to volunteer' are requested to ap
pear at Sondgy school.
The names of the old members
were taken and several of the new
students were enrolled. While
there were not many students pres-
< nit, those who did come were very
enthusiastic. • This enthusiasm
iuakes one think that great good
will come from the work of this
band, which was organized a short
while before the last commence-
fr-D-i
jfs Mat-
bo Uni
te Uni-
Profs. Mitchell, Jn
King, land Dr. Fou
cadets, and M
Cavins and others
pointed for the
folks.
About forty cadets
study. |
The course this
strictly] up to date,
used a*e writeen by
thews and Barton of !chi<
versity, and publishest by
versity Press.
The above namedAchchers and
superintendent are' a sufficient
guarantee that this feature^of <ol-
1 lege life will be emidhntly Success
ful, and in the highe^| degree ben
eficial to every cadet (who attends.
will be thre^ghMSch: One
for the Freshmen; ‘.one for the
and Ju^iore, and one
for the Seniors, wit ft subdivisions
where needed.
Say, fellows, cam. you afford to,
miss this course? V
Why not join a class now, in
the very beginning^ Do you not
owe it? to yourself a*j to your pa
rents to avail yourself of this op
portunity to study Bible under
trained instrdetors?
Report next Sunfeay and get in
the push.
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LOOK PLEASANT PLEASE!
«/. Allen Myers
for Safety Razors
Pocket Kniyes, Etc.
a ft YAM. r*XAS
The Old
crepe
Ties.
loqr.
THE COLLEGE SUN0AV SCHOOL.
We publish the following by re-
gwest: r
Last Sunday the college Sunday ' | ^ j | ^ j-
school met fc>r organization. '
The school is especially fortu
nate in haring Dr. Brown act in
capacity of superintendent,:
Lble
Hello Boy si
Am ready to greet you at my
i»ew Studio and Art Gallery.
Hare also a Free Kodak
School and will teach you all
you want to know.
Alonzo Carter,
&
JOHN WITTMANN
Shop
Can always he riep-oded
upon for Qual ity. Style,
Fit and Protnp nee*.....
GIVIE US YO|JR ORDER
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To the Old Students and the /Ve*v
, We extend you an invitation to make <>ur store your loafing place
and Clothing, Counterpanes, Table Covers, in fabt everything to supp*
—
Webb Brother
EXCHANGE
SHAVING PARLOR
J; B. GRICE, Propriety.
HOT AND COLD BATHS
MKXT POOR TO BXCHAKOX HO(TXL,.
BRYAN. TEXAS. VT
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