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Smccial Notick !—Our stock of drill •hirta
«u to hoT« arrived for tbe opening of the Col*
leg*, but wee delayed in shipment, and have
just arrived. So we now have a full stock of
all sisee of the beet drill shirts offered the
students this seaaon, and woald warn all
students who have not yet secured their sbirte
not to delay their purchases as each student is
required to have two shirts, and the supply
may not last long.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
B. A T. C. SCHEDULE.
NORTH BOCNn TKAIN-
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!*OUTU HOI' N D TRAINS.
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No. .1 L.Lisgl a- m- (<Ufr>
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■ORTH BOl'XD TRAINS
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Several of the cadets attended
the reception, given by the Texas
Woman's College, Friday night.
' Joe Wylie has resigned his posi
tion as head janitor, and Will take
charge of an oil mill inWa*cahache.
, A company capitalized at $50.-
ooo'.oo has been formed to build
and operate a new compress in
Bryan.
The I. & G. N. advertises low
rates for the San Antonio fair, the
dates of which are October &i to
November *1,
Fish to R. J. Potts: \JT«re you
at the Faculty meeting yesterday?
I want to know what they decided
about my petition.
HIcAj as S- G., dragging his
sword: “Gee. it does look as if
the Boll would take pity, aud give
a short sergeant a short sword.”
Mr. R. J.j Potts spoke to the
corps of cadets, last Wedn&sday,
on getting red and white arm
bands to wear to Austin. He made
several good suggestions. ;
Daring th* fight Thursday,Cuny
saw a professor coming aud so he
ran to his rpotn. When asked why
he ran he replied: “Shucks, I was
afraid they’d want me for a wit-
ness.” j j •
The next legislature will he asked
for a new dormitory, a steam heat
ing plant, jand an engineering
building. The heating plant is
expected to make a great saving
in the fuel ball.
The Five Million Club of! Texas
has been formed at Dallas under
Fish” Carroll: “What do I the auspices of the Texas Indus-
put on a permit when I wish to go trial Association. The object is to
to Bryan to see my girl?” bring the population of Texas np
Misses Alberta! Adanta, Maggie to 5,000.000 by the next Oepsus.
McDotigald, ami Lucy Board were Will Jenson, a Freshmpb. who
at the D. B. C. game Satr.rday. was scalded iu an accident in the
A. F. Conradi has just returned laundry last week, is now in the
from a trip in the southwestern
part of the StMte. On his trip he
inspected several orchards and
nurseries.
Cadette Wllllat ts (Mve President's
a Trial.
A member of carWta prevented a petition
to that President tome ■ day* ago, asking
‘hat they b* permitted to try hi* plan of
living $> tants. Tbe patition wav consid
ered favorably, and two doavn tents hare
been ordered from Dallas. It is stated that
there are more than enough volunteers to
fill them, and if naceesary, more tents may
be ord^ad later. This action still rentedy
the crowded condition ia the
some eat eat.
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A NOT* PROM THE T. C. U. PARTY.
A member of T. C. V. people came I
down from Waco Saturday to tea the foot
ball galee. Among them sees D. A. Shir
ley, asatetant registrar of the college; Miss
Smith, a member of the faculty
to our. Prof R F Smith; Mias Harnuh,
teacher of the voice; and Miss McCUnlock,
teach erf of oratory. After the geiRa^ajw*|
eral members of the faculty here
tained the party at dinner at the Shiriey,
and were in turn most agreeably enter
tained With music and recitations furnished
by the .Visitors. The singing of Mias Har-
niafs aid Mias McClintock's readings were
••pwtiaiy good and gave universal satis
faction.- On leaving for home the visitors
left thagoilowing note which they asked
hand printed in The Battalion:
Celifge Station, Tmas, Oct. 30.
wish to,express our sincere appreciation of
mafy courtesies aad exceedingly gra-
«s hospitality shown our party during
thoirt stay at College.
The T. C. U. Party.
City National Bank
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CO STATES QtOVCFVNNVCruT
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ital, surplus and profits of one hun*
ind dollars and total resources of
million dollars, transacts a gen.
:ing business, and offers its serv*
public with assurances of abso-
*s guaranteed by the character,
and financial responsibility of
the off pers and directors charged with the
manafcpment of the Bank. The business of
the faf Htv and students off the A. and fl.
College solicited. L[; ;
S. PARKER, President
H. ASTIN, Vice-President
tLBERT W. WILKERSON. Cashier
’t>. S. DERDGN, Asst. Cashier
Wi CRENSHAW, Assti-Cashier
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Patrcoize Benson's Barber Shop.
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The Im-eda Laundry - guarantees
all work. ! : j j j j tf
And the JunJorB handed in their
compositions.
I Aak the Ineefla agent for prices
on flat work. i tf
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President Harrington has gone
to Mexico for a short stay.
Have your sttits, hats and drill
shirts dry da^HUMl by the Ineeda.
Kodaks and fresh supplies, also
free instructions at Carter’s stu
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Special prices to all the cadets
on any size photograph at Carter's
studio. 6
Let the Ineeda do your laundry
work. 1 Special attention given to
flat work. tf
Prof .Weir was called away from
the College a few days ago by the
death of his mother.
“What do I
k pictures developed and
finished complete from 50c to $1.00
jxr dor.eq at Carter’s studio, Bry-|
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Bryan Eagle is starting
it to get a cotton mill for
This ids step in the right
Every Town with the
receipts of! Bryan should
harve a cotton mill. The A. & M.
College can ftirnish the men to run
the mffl whenever Bryan gets it.
Sc had t and P. D. Casey,
our assistant editors, have!
iled to make weekly visits
^professors in the interest of
Utalioa. We respectfully
that news matter and an
ils intended for publica-
given to these cadets.
When in need of Perfumes,
Brushes, Dentifrice, or any
thing in Toilet Articles.
If
srs for A. and M. College Stationery
J. Ail
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ty Razors
inives. Etc.
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Reliable
TfTMANN
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be depended
Quality, Style,
imptn
r OUR ORDER
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CADETS WA
TO INTEREST THEMSESVES I
The Battal
THIS 'lS YOUR RARER
Though the Commandant
Never Told You Se
hospital. He is slowly recovering
but Dr.^Gilbert reports th*t he is
in the hospital for an indefinite
period. Jenson's brother ik here.
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And YOU Can Make It More I
WRITE LOCALS
WRITE STORIES]
WRITE ANYTHINS Y0
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And drop them in the Battalion Box. or glv«(|^ieet to any
of oer representat ves
To the Old Students and the N
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We extend you an invitation tp make our store your loafing place.
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and Clothing, Counterpanes, Table Covers, in fact everything to supply yo
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Benson’s College Bather,’ Shop
will he provided with two chairs
this year. Prompt and' first clans
work. tf
Hello Boys!
Am ready to greet you at my
new Studio and Art Gallery.
Have also m Free Kodak
School and will teach you all
you want to know. 1 |
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Alonzo Carter.
EXCHANGE
SHAVING; PARLOR
J. E. ORICE. Pr.»prt<*i.. f
HOT AND COLD BATHS
NTBXT DOOR TO RXCHARUR HOTKI.
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carry Gents Furnishings, Shoes
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