t
}j CAMPAIGN MAT
REdULATION BE
WHITE GLOVES
JUI»
all jrUet
ntulMiU
Bto lantH
fcptci^L Notice i!—Our Btiick drill shirt*;
arrived tor the openioig of the Col-
delsyed in ehiptneqt, and bars
*rri*e4* ve how have a I all stock of
to have a
lew, but wjaa
this
who ha
the best drill shir
season, and
offered the
d warn all
their shirts
to delay their purchases as ea^h student is
no i
ve; not yet secure*
to have two
last long.
shirts, and the supply
HUNTER & CHATHAM
MEN’S FURNISHEKi
THE SEQUOYAH DANCE.
* j |' - - e
i yU Sequqyab Dsncing Club gave
their danced tsst Saturday night
at the Shirley. The bovS t<K)k the
girts to the entertainment in the
chapel before the dance. After en«-
joying about two hdurs Intoning to
the excellent music of. the Tempi*
Qua rtf tt, thky all gathered to the
Shirley w here every thing was in read
iness fpr the occasion.
The grand mafch was led by Mr. ^
Joe Utay anc Miss Hattie Lou Hud-j
son. iTie i-fograms were then given ^
out anc the dance was begun. Kach!
Sequoyah was trying to look, his beat
for it was hid first attempt, and he
was atyckms to make a “hit." There
were about twenty couples at the -
dance,.and every one seemed in hu
mor toienjoy khe night. -The hours
were so filled up with pleasure that
everyone thought the time had passed
too soon when the musicians began j
to pbty, “Home Sweet Home."
Every one departfd for their homes
at the dead hour of ni^ht praising the
success of the pew Trtlee. The
Seo»»oy^hs feel sure that their effort*
to havtj a dance were crowned with
suit
il.
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OESIOM AXI
UMlXED
With cupital, si
dred thousand,
over half a mill
eral banking
ices to the pul
lute safety, as
experience and
the officers am
management oil
the faculty am
College solicitedi
G. S. PA{
! lE. M.
ALBER*
JED. S. 01
E. W. Cl
lational Bank
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VlAN, TEX A© I
D DEROSIXARV OE THE
^ Tg « 1 OVERNMEPS.T
+ XT'"*-‘ t. j;j. 111. K x*
I us and profits of one hun
and total resources of!
dollars, transacts a gen-f
ess, and offers its serv
with assurances of abso4t
anteed by the character,
anda! responsibility of
ectors"charged with the
Bank. The business of
udents of the A. and H.
ER, President j
, Vice-President
WILKER50N. CashierU
DEN, Asst. Cashier
SHAW, Asst. Cashier
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
H a T. C.fCHEDULE
ns** I i.
soarp fcoq»
■ M..w V- .
*
The JtSiiors under Prof. Kyle
will take i trip to South Tesas just
after examiaations. San Antonio,
. Ji2<> p. m |
Houston, San Maroos, Beevilte,
No. B.. , , Iiai , ,,,
No. 3 v,.^12:3**. m. (flag) | and other towns will be visited.
South •oua t>.
a.
No ' 6 ; m (flag) I umn of j^Lads' whcn t h e battalion
| 1. & G. N. SCHEDULE. J jg marchtifg to Mess Hall. Some-
no«th tiroes the ^companies ate separated,
a. m. rflnd we utlderstand that occasion-
It seem4 tllat some pf rson has the
. .Sfi 1 * p. m. j ^ a bit of driving through the col-
f I'' i l I'll ft
it <nm\
* l x‘ u* *‘ryn'lijr *
5:17 p. m.
a
itronize Benson’s Barber Shop.
n inn 1 1.111 IIM- «!
Drill shirts and
crder.
rocka” are now
.
Miss Helen Peverly visited
rej Sunday. j
Col-
to the In-
i
lo
h
r i
Stud your dri
to be cleat
animations are scheduled
'Saturday, March 16.
1 te College pins that you want
lit No. 12 Foster Hall.
C*tnpus scenes on souvenir post
ckrdi. No* |9 Pfeufer Hall.
Miss Hettie Smith of Bryan vis-
htod ^he campus for a few day-
ocl Room 12, Foster Hall, for
M. pins and watch fobs.
Cfaiarles DeWare has returned to
C allege. He has been visiting bis
MoiL
Spaulding's Jerseys m white, black
i naroun, all siArt at Parks ii
J aldropV ^ 23
It Is reported dhat Bruno L.
Durst}, ’05, has married a Lou
aqa eirl.
ally a company is cut in two. We
have been requested to make some
mention cff this, and we hope that
the offense will not ocqnr again.
Cadejs; Hodges and Evans will
attend sotne of the meetings-of the
Y. M. fc.’ A. Convention to he held
at Dallag this week as delegates
from our.local organiMition at this
pla<je. U is to. be regretted that
the fact that this is our week of ex
aminations prevented ns from send
ing pur full quota of representa
tives to this meeting. J j i
iisi*
We have been informed that
congress on the last day of the
present session passed * hill in
creasing the appropriation given
to the A] & M. College*.; To the
best of onr knowledge the increase
was to $5,000 per year, each
year, until the total of $50,000 was
reached. ' This total* to include the
$25,000 we receive each year from
the V. Si government at present.
* 11 • I
Last Shnday night fiftl^D Wmors
organize^ a dancing club to be
domed the Terpsichorean I>an. mu
Club. The purpose of the club is
to encourage dancing among its
members. The Terpsichorean will
meet evefy Saturday night and the
greatest painstaking will be given
Rroif. E. J. Kyle visited Orange, towards Ahe desired end. Mr. T.
at the request of the, board Jouine elected president and
, and delivered a lecture on Mr. H. R.iDranau secretary of the
otgaafaquita.-
Miss Maggie McDougald, spon
sor of Company **D,” charmingly
s. 1 entertained the members of 4he
company iat the Bryan skating rink
on the evening of March 8. The
grand match was led by Captain
Joe Wesstndcrf of Company “D”
and MisslBessie Lee Williamson of
Theffollowing ladies wefle present:
Missrs Hadne I»u Hudson, Lucy
Board, Helen Uittle, Florence Hern
don, A|lie and Ray Conway, Yeaget.
LilU Cjraham and Malcolm Mcln-
■»ifl. r Maggie McDougald, Ruby
James,-Ktnily Thomas, May Nichols,
Mattie Watkins of Bryan, Reynolds
of Frmbklin, * Besaie Williamson pf
Brenham, Hettie Marks and Mamie
Hutsort of Ccdltge.
Galveston will have two pitchers
named Smith this season, and by
a pecuSar couincidenoe both have
G. A. for their initials. The
signed contract of Smith, G. A.
of the A. & M. College of Texas,
was received by Galveston Satur
day morning. • Smith will prolipbly
return to College next year. We
will be very sorry to lose him from
pitching staff next season. Let
US hope he will not play profes
sional ball next summer. (
The hew board of directors spent
last Friday looking over the Cod-
lege grounds and buildings. Those
pre.ient were: Judge T. D. Row
ell, Jndgc A. Huidusek, R. F.
Milner, John M. Green, Walton
Peteet, L. L. Mclnnis, and Senator
W. P. Sebastian. Several matters
of importance were considered,
among them the appointment of 1
commandant to succeetf Capt. Sat
geant who leaves next ybar. The
securing of an athletic director was
also considered. No definite action 1
was taken as far a$ can be learned.
The E. E. Department received
a communication from the Lynn,
Mass., works of the General Elec
tric Co., in reply to a letter written
from here. The letter contained
the following good.-newkl: *‘We
can use some of yoor graduates
this year.- Pleaae let us know as
soon’as possible how many you in
tend to send us/'j This is a dis-
arc Saved
Ju*t two things ai
and a perfect tooth bru»g
tooth powder because if
ing thii|..I It makes
aseptid.^ Price 25c.
antee.i Comes in se^
rft
needed—a perfect tooth powder!
Our Tooth Powder is .1 perfect! I
leanses the teeth without Ttarni-! |
corns healthy and the mouth
r Special Tooth Brush we guar-
J siies and textyres. Pri4e 25c-
] ! tf P:, 1 Vi
I. J. JENKINS
Vour
/ti
L'r!
rrgtion
the
talion
the
col >rs
iiicil
crap*.
shipment uf A.
ncludmg several _
ived at Parks A WaldVqa!
23
eiiiew baseball uniforms for
& M. Pen-
new designs
-qt
ived. The
the ef
“Pike”! says that the
haii-cnits yon get atiljstiaoti’s bar
ber -hop, are nearly as gootl as
Montgbmery & Ward’s.
shoes, m white or bL, k.
or low cut, also a full stack of
duck pants for tennis, jtl^ ’ ra-
ceived at Parks & Waldrop’s. [ 23
■31 ’ Jl :{Jn:, r
\ *1-. dIIHhI - l ?
Brenl
evening
cotillion of the
by Miss Hettie
Smith of Bryan and Mr. !WUll*m
Stuart of Ft.NjiVoTth. The codl-
liod favor* were A. & M. penants
for the f^irb, and tiny { lootballs
strong os ribbons for the boys.
Cream and cake were served dur
ing the intermission.
tinct Compliment % the E. E. De
partment, fince three or the E. E,
graduates are already employed by
the Lynn works. They are: J. E,
Hill, Baines Huffman, W. P. * Pen-
net. Gay Haltom also of the E,
E. Class of ’ 06, will leave for Lynn,
Mass., sometime in the near future.
HOLMES « PARKER
CANDIES
THREE
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L1IR RINH
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9:30 a. m.
:3° P-
SOHETHING
SIGNS DAILY
1 f ll.ittnir
3:30 p. m. to 3:00
to 10:00 p. m.
ING
THE TIM!
m
MUSIC (Y THE BAND EIEBY WEDNESDAY * FRIDAY NIGHTS j
AND
FRESH FRUITS
Ch
arlh
Th
e Tailor
^*•—'4 tl4—S
Does First-Class Work
T =
UNIFORM WORK
Trousers pressed. 1,.,
Blouse and trousers
pressed-
Blouse and trousers
leaned & pressed
ices .. *
CITIZENS
Coat pressed
Suit pressed
Suit dry! Cleaned
jyi
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ill
iz.cnio
• • i I *sii
r 1
eaned and .
pressed- 1.00
1.75
Suit Scoured &
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