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Volume I AUSTIN, TEXAS; 	Number I 
WE MAKESPECIAL PRICE!TO STUDENTS 
Te 	r\ 

UNIVERSITY-OPENING. member, 	~-;3Sh
are a j|ecide^ly cPsmo:" ^while if you may be seen repeatedl^ politan. It is clrawn f?om many' loitering abouOlfe eorridors until^ 
On Wednesday, Sef>temBer.'25th, 

walks of life, and c^ntains as many^ iew momehts;^ thep.
the eighteenth annual session of the differentr)iffoi.or.f 'ntioMntoricharacters o.

as inaividuals. your seat.een'apicdoual£ ikvAnftnt."-at 
University of Texas began. The 

For the governmtent of thiswpdy the 
outlook for a large attendance had 

University authorities lay flown ho 
been promising, and-the few old stu-. 

ironclad rai^s bjr. regulation.dents~who. had theiajreturned^were 
sudent is expect^ to know the rules bt given the advantage of your mis-prepared for the laicge number of 
of gentlemanly induct and ip gov­beliavior. -J,--7—-• -W --j­
unfamiliar'facelnthat filled the cor­

ern himself accordingly. Those In dealing with your fellow-st&­ridors. ,The expectations of -the about you will ftel inclined to help dents let simple courtesy be your
friends of 	the"Unj.veisity for ai^/at­jrou whenever,th^y feel that you need rule of action.' Remember alwaystendanFe imieh larger thah that of 

it^ but th^^wi^-^iot-thrust themr, •.that.gfcntlemjBtt.ly conduitJs what is You arc qordially invitcd to^ ;
last year were fully realized, and at selves unasked ii|to your private af-expected bf you, and by the stand-make this -store your head-the"close of'Wednesday, October 3d, faSre. Until ybu ^ prove ybursell laf' 

quarters; for the term of
the' registration had reached 588, as 

otherwise, ^ you ^re:' sil|)J)dsed to ttredj ahd by them you .miist itand or 
ai last year. be a gen-your ar-	1900 and 'o.ii jL. ...-p:-' -^ 
Since fall. 
It was riot until Saturday.'how­	For years we have been,if
students 

ever, that tEe old'studen have in all p: unknown recognized a»^the U return with a satisfactory degree-of house in Clothing, Furnish-;
both io you ^d to themselves, rapidity. Since then they have been 
been itchmg your con-	ings and Hats for men.
A prediction as to the outcome ofcoming iifrott every train* so that duct . fo:and an. estimate the season is not possible at present Our stock for the fall and.

perhaps 50pr cent of the faees sre 
of: jour 	cliarai 

because of the unsettled condition of winter months is complete.­now familiar. _ A few of the old 
footsteps 	are you .into im­

the team"and the lack of knowledge Correct styles' shown in
guard, faithful and true, were here 
proper and questionable paths, you of the game. The prospects are eni­

at the opening and busied/themselves are likely,1,stime unhappy Bnorning. 	each department.•> 
couragin^ in some respects, in others
in shaking hands, with/their com­
to wake lip td the fact that their 

radesof last year and inl\making the confidence in and respect for you discouraging. 	H-RRELU WILCOX
' As to the first, the men are for thenewcomers.,feel welcome. • Saturday 
are gone, Snd that you are a stranger 

most part very conscientious arid 	-•t­night a mass meeting was* hield un-andf-virtually an outcast in an insti­eager" to learn. The material; is YATPft'der the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. rtution where all are expected to be 
strong and heavy, and there is con­for the benefit of the Athletic Asso­
friends and comrades. Your com­
r;
siderable of

ciation and the literary societies, panionship in th& company of your 	CORNER DRUG' 
after.which an was 	„ But the Wen are lacking in 1
opportunity 
fellows will be unwelcome, and you knowledge o{< the ~ essentials of the

given for the old students to become will be made keenly to'feel that your 	STORE 
.game—due no Soubt^.o the fact that
acquainted with the new. \ -	"18
absence is fat preferable to your, 
they have not .had the^ {meliminaiyThe Course Committee has been 
presence. Do hot, therefore, mistake 
t<EAOQUA^TER8
busy throughout the entire .week ar^ 
the coaaitiofl. *hich Wroat 
receive in preplsraik^^y

Mngitig thi -work of the students; rNiever lose sight of tbp old saw that 	FOR 
stlioola. ITieh th^ffien^^§7|atlga kL\-STUD
whilei Mr. Wnne hag been 
^ali is not gol£ that glitters;" H« 

^liar -to.
thft featoi all thp students, oldand 1 
' ' ' a social lion, a 
iiewr~*. The new" , students have 
«ay be aidf 
and of getting the
matriculated with -: commendable 
usually.is &• 'social pamh^^ei^ihg 
with greater rapidity than; to Vtie
promptness, while the old, as a rule, 
only the 	contempt of t^ie Faculty 
* ndt 	yet realized

have waited for the rush to be over and students. Remember the faEIe 	PAUL' r. THOlWTON, Vka
that individual playing must be sub-
to such an extent that the members 

of Dog Tray and his associates, and 	JASPER WOOLDRIDGE, Guhisr.;.
servient to team play, and that when
of the Course Committee will hardly 

have due regard tb the company you WIIKERSON, A«t' Cashier. 'tie able to-meet their classetP'this a play is made every inan must fol­'Vfl became so great low it up-and push or pull along ^that the Law Faculty have required the^player after he Km toen tackled. 
wiUing ^n^.-anxious 4o-~hslp -you.

matriculation before attendance up­	The line-men are charging on the 
whenever they can be of assistance 
defensive fairly well, but oq the o,f­
on "their classes will be -pei^tted.' 
)n not fail 	therefore to cori­
fensive they tail to riiske the open-
This r^|^^feB'--fcftd,< the effect 6f 
stilt them when in doubt about |nat­

stirrjhi'' " i" " 	ingsfor the backs, the bac^cs s^tip,
ifthe stragglers oi? the Tow­tera in which you really need their 

ns, and they a& nbw anxj&is 	and; the, wjbQle interference^. which
assistance andlidvice, but do:iw»it an^ 

Mr. Wynne their fees. -	has mai&e a prettyLs^rti ^ows up as 
noy them with trivial affairs that 
it meets the-opposing line and be-
entering' on University 
any ten-year^>ld boy. dughtio"be able 

wprk for the first time, a few 	comes -useless (ft -far ( as. advancing 
. , . . . , to determing'-for himself. As a rule 
the runner1b coaegirfr

iing may •ndrinrtppriqfriai^^^^ ., . be ttered. . The conditions which .,, • ^ .• "• , , 'Ail of theserfalilts can be-eradi
of the professor in charge of a school 

coi rront 	them are unfamiliar t'o cated befotst >the end of th6 season, OF AUSTIN, TEXAS.
about matters pertaining-to his own 
but it will take a great deal of coach­
tlfem, and the proper course, of con­
department.; Dp not imagine that 

ing to cure all the defects. r --CAPITAL $l50f000.<
duct may appegr doubtful -eewwheer­
because,. 
|£is
ain. In some moment "of-misapprje­
studious that he is distant add un-j 

will come out as candidates.; 'There.)!;
hension they may be led to 	v
a social. ()h the contrary, you will 	BOARO OF DlRECtOR^i
.J	 »re two teams, but t^e-moment a
false step, resulting in their lrre-r 
usually find that upon. closer~p^ n^nehowsup^wellorivwliatiBteto

trievable. 	injury; and The Texan, ornton,' % P. Wwjldrid^,
quaintance those who are apparently

earnestlydesiring that this may be 	the Second teafh, he will Jnp. |3. Pope, ' , R. L. Brawn.
•Cold and 	distant are the most lova­

iv^^i;.!uii1ces^.the:.iollowing • 'ob^ .... n|.'1 "V waiting for him oh the first tea? 	^ 
bje and compaHionable of meet. 
The team will-welcome •'/itwre
servations: ^ 	_ 

THE BUSINESS OF fHE FACULTY
strive after complete-cheering-and enthusiasm, from the
The conditions which confront 

tho"rouglmes8 in.your work. "This students cm;the_grand stand. NANt) THE STUOENTSrOF THE 
you are those of a miniature world. 
-MIVER8ITYS0LICITE0.

The studentbody contains all classes can only be attained by close" appli<-. -If.all the forces wliiph ari|7neces­^ kinds, o£characters such 'as may cation and attention to duty. Study sary to the makings of a guccesaful
^— 	~ 

be itoet in ttie ordTnSry~#aIks of life, each" assignment of work with : the team will pull together, we will have 
save only that .the:hopelessly pernii closest appticatiok-of which you-are a_.record whiqh no one ne^ 'be SPAULDING'S^ 
endeavor'. to ashamed of at '.the end bf the season^

cious a*re eliminated, and t^at those capable; .arid 	master 
SWEATERS

-wh4~g«in<H" ore lj'oiind tflgether by ^hriwfQfehly/ the centraf thought of • -J-"jfo»r 
At* tilHpft b*C»BM t)k«

the tie of a ^ommon interest, ambi-eash B%^roniptm-ai-1 emy 
tipn^nd purijose. T^ie temptations eacTj ^ class" exercise, of Science has ot yet .been, au-i TEWra EA0QUBT8, «2.fiD 
withtwliicih you will be" Confronted upon which ^du^^re due.. He-nouneed. The inaugural address of , GOLF 0MEB8, BA£L8* Bte.

T~ 
will-Aot be materially dilf^rent from each recitation as an ap­jgnt; ETarper iwill be delivered We h»re ikeOehtbrktta TAXDQT fff.nug 
those of the outer world; aiid your pointment witl^ your professor on this xjccasionv »The; f'TrarisaetipM 
success here, as elsewhere,1 will de­which iypji..are_fia much bound; iri of the A'cadjemy of S^uce'' isln the ALL THE NEW BOOKS 

haiids of 	the publishers?/aijd wilV '. °A Oomplato Lisetf ;
pend largely, :if not ^^i^ost-alto-fronor to keep aahe. 1 Youx professor 	•-.SSSf.: 1, 
soon be ready iof distribution. The T00TB4U, 8U?PliIE8 
gether, upon yourselves. Blinded "is-:-nothing • mct%:.fijbian human, • and 
prio^ipal paper which i^; contains is p/AyEOOSTAM PEBStl.OO 
and dazzled, perhaps, by the atmos­sed by. 4'jititied "A Record of ,Texas Gt'Ology 
phere in which voii find yourself, thejfeal or lack of zeal whicS-you foi-thg^Deeade Ending 1896.?' The' CORNER f 

you may not bfcafr.are of-some impor-t play iiryour woi^t. , If your attend 
t)rids,.of t^e Schopl op ^ tant facts which 'it. is necessary at dance upon class jexercises is regular' 

, , r , ,1,'. . ."D~„i is quite 4;compr6behsive treatise, COMPANY 
the 6uiset you^hould kncrw„-and P,actual yoa# instructor-wilUW^^ 
'samttmrnfasi 
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THE TE 
. "Oh to1 Dallas!" and UNIVEBSlT.i ; 
throw him out "who first crie$'h.ol(i, 

. . Hi X­
A Week Mr -Newbpa pjw pubUdbedlBr: TO^t-«tVEKSlTY Q-y TEXAS. the interest of ttoestuttedte fiial alumni 
Wm. Ik jPrather^Preaiclent. ,
of the UnIversity ofc'Jtexaa, feppeaxlng 
jf'Owing to the fact that no edj­
morpfng. ; >J; B. Clark, Proctor and gec'^'bf
toi-iaLbQardhae^yetiee^ 

^l,EaCulty. '' 

Subscription Price,/..$1.*25 PerYea« for The Texanrthe.management has 
Jno. A. Lomaxpilegistrar.'-'^' "T" been at an unusual disadvantage
; EMTO!.Hlf-CU IEFJ^ .. 
A.THLETI0 ASS06Mrri0N: 

Fritz G. Lanham.-preparing this' frfst number, for pub-Iv ''**' T. U. Taylor, President.^ . I ­
!* t|
r ***** -BUSINESS ilAi»AOEi<8: licationL Students possessing liter­
. W. R. Schreiner, Vico-Pres. }~~~
JJo'nt'F. Highley,,, H. LeeBordk)?. ary talc rit-have conie nobly to; our ;H. M McMahon?,Sec'y.
rescue;!uid we desire to take this op-For Mfed: . i TKe-Fall StylB aSfe
Ai.l, STUDENTiTare respectfully invited 
now rea.dy.Vici'Stoclc, Box 

. _.ip band j» centributiftns -of a newsy poftuni :y. tp, express our apprecia-ATHLETIC OOFNGiL^'t^ 
Calf/ I|eavy Calf, wiiEh: Ligfht

^aHtelefrJsc the boxea. 
anjd Soles They have

• in thB^offEdttoHi 
ail'thu'ear hiarks of $5.00 Shdes.

,Chief, Room 17. $. Hall. ] The. Texaii-^wifl-'prove the best... ^ JVM>' 
It's the'styl,e to we;ir .the WALK 

' , AU^exctsapke?;^ lege Weekly in1 the South, when the 
kbo%H>s^ll,erf8e^,3) "'IVK VKsr^r v A. C.-ElliSv Members.'

:loy al:support and hearty encourage­
lEfla Congress Avenuef, . v 
S. E. Mezes,"^

ment1 of; theKitudent ,body l: are so 
Entered at the Austin postoffiee as seti-W. H. Richardson, Jr.,
kiild;lyrfprbffered to make it.succiess­
oird-class mail matter. 
A. S. Walk^r, ~{ Alumni ...

fulf -If any of the articles which 
T. Ii Brooke, ! Members.-^x^
Vol. I.yV ' OCT. 6,1900 No. 1, Have been so nobly^TTfftTttpJteil fail 
Taylors /) „;•••« , 14 .
to appear in this ii^ue7*we" ask the 'v
-J. H. Hart, I • |^"dfnt AVENUE"It is but the r4|onabie tauty of. 
pa rdofi of those~whd have sought to ^ 'R.-\V; Fran,klHi, j i^nibers. 
oae assuriring-edjtonal control oljjL 

help us, and state in our d;efense that 
;m)DTballteam.


college ^]eekl\:'To;QiitliTO ]ts"pohw 
t4ie omissions are att ributable to our
• • Ui-;; . .. -. • • 3V. R..Schreiner, Captain.<-rr^;
so fur as the may be able, and make 
great hliriy a;id lack of space. 

/ A,. M. Burton, 3I/inager. —,kcioAvn -tile interests to? .which the 1
... -i... ' r-ll -O; 

BASiBALL TEAM, ^ ^ 
-THE G^UMA-N /^s£ar^,±owever, to state t^atiuph 'a Jno.:S. Bouglas^.Csptain7. paper as The Ranger i&tolbe pub­-'"Wednesday night the first .gerinan ^ E. T. Moore. ;Jn,.Manager.I-^Sg'L lished in the interest of l^ie students of' l900-1901 was given by" the stu-IJ.TERARV SOCIETIES.. -" lif tile, illniversify of Texas, 'Jt k dents'at~Eighth Street" Hall. It was . AUienacuin-^-W7. W. Woodspn,-AMERICAN ottiv p^ct primarily arid urcimate y mit a-r jgulargerman of the German -^vv ^residenti;' 
to please the student body.. A Texr C ub, but those in attendance ' '•K Rusk—tI." M. Arnold, President. Balls, Receptions and Banquets\ -a. ta an'b k^gn sense of honor ar it seemed to enjoy it hugelyT The Ger­T; *
ASH BEL. ^----' Specially Cater«4,For 
r-f fair criticism* make this the on man C|ub is beeclming'more popular 
Lulu Bailey, President, r • :' -Ka
y J—v

requisite for a good college paper, es>eh year, and-it affords very sat.is\ • yes
Susie Weld, Secretary. ->•— 
it is now proverbial that there aie ' 'ory means,of passing Saturdays v 

(GIVE THE

-Y-c-• 
t.^. -•3'-. t" " -"• ^.Tr^:"7~T7'l:^'


stjtejf-questioiu In ma!:• ov»M\iu|s. There will be a call meet­illi
W. H.-Bnrbeer Pfesidenfr 
teZ-s pertaining to the welfare of-Hie ing af ^lie German Club,soon to. re-1-ej
Driskili Steam Cautidrv

MAGAZINE. " 
v.­

-si udi-nt l)odv,.Wwever, it is our our-rdf^fiiii^g.for the yesi# 
i"' \Wilbur

••Jrrh'o#.in attendance 'Wednesday v YOUR-PATRONAGE J~ 
r>.H: Stay, Busincrfs Manager;
.serifs in the light' of good jtydggtonf evening wereHisses^Petty, Hot»pcr,; -lat 
OUR WAGONS W^-LL GALLand thoughtful consideration to' 'lie Rutherl'orcl, . Hancock, Swaneoat, EVfeRY HOUR, j ,

shcir establishment.

the proper one. .sm Hector, Waggenor, Wilkinson, Katie 
Wever. were proR^ectft 'for t ITiuiiilton, -H7ilZl^inv=Mi^ffimil-^PhiWlta^Tbi'ta:; PHONE 444 
ton, Minnie Rose, Cha])nian, Ward, Bet aVheta Pi:':M

ous session brighter. Our footbSH 
teamLhidV fair to be tha peer of aiiy Gilespie, and Cobb; Messrs. Ardry, : KfippnV'Sigma; J rrf^ f 
in *iiie South; our inatriculatioiii Ix-Caiiip, Brvan. Robinson, W. Fisher, Sigma .\lplia Epsilc 

(jjcbliainJj ^.Eishc'r, Goldbeck. Sigma .Cl\i, ; rWat^n,
;ai|7^^"afpve~alFt^TpK^p 
ifaaibajEj-affliwr,tSimtcme, Barton,* Sisnia -Sti.2

dehtlT^i^seenis 'tinitOT'^d['''754 I take"pTetfsure 111 aittiOt 
sions of ihejjast^haw^been bc BoothsThompson, Arth ti-r Jfeetar/ Chi Phi ' 
andi—^.B W/­
X*h avjiy ^Avery;!R^tor, Mills, and BoAvinan-.-. Phi Phi Phi.­
complete line of Samples for

'1; " V Alpha Tivu Omega 
the .present season, which I \; 4-'1
HsE-GlKE-€LUB. • " Tlii'ta Nil"Ep'siinn-r^^^^^S^"-" 
_shave now on display ready ,V jlI -I 
ht'lpfiUnees^ar^peM5a1tii^ 


-^lor inspection. I .guaranteeI"111' 
-The G.lee Club heliql its initSaident; body, and we feel that the «est. MFKTINGOF THE ATULETK1. X: you perfect^ satisfaction as to -''tic
inoeiTijlf Wednesday afk'rnoon in tlji'
sioTf^of ' l00-t)l ivill He an eponh-OOTNCIL. fit, style aSrid1;general work-~"r"" 
auditoHiifii. Xli.e constitution was
i n our h jjstory: ^}<4^jA;:r_ tfianship, and save you
•wnend^ so as to pe/niit. the Pro­-i-can 
Kcjo cing"lTi the renewed ltrralt§ Oni .^rTiursday .af_teifrroon,"Jn •. the money. I nvestigatethe suits

gram ifaminiittee.to test the voices _ or 
or the stiidentrbody,triistipg to be jt lifigents' rboiiv. there -was n special which ! make to order—for,
of applicants for membersb^r. 
factor in the promotion of volli gp meeting of the Athletic. Council for §$1o.7Q'^tip«. and trousers at^

|^.hJreday. a second meeting was 'J"ir
spirit and coitiiiion brotherhood, Th«: the purpose of transacting some iiu-$2.95 upJ-...-v; • : f .V ;1 I 
Texan inbrnits ijfe"dgstitfifesJto y^du|h "purtaiVtbusine^The^tiriTe^ftfrlTO"

cants f-et-e"adniitied. nDfifector Peii­
the well-fonnded' hope that any de^' inegfijig ras'.'consullied chicfllr.with.-'a A. G. GERJES 
Jil
ser^mg enterprise may be given into discussion of finances, there being a
eelleii; club As , ])ronii.singJ ^ lie 
the hands of the students to the dis-debt of about $800 td be met. The Men's Outfitter 1610 Lavaca Street:
earnestly rrequejjts al|:Who.<San sing 
'•:\r • / •?

m^tk'r-of bringing a team here from
tS aPI# ioPr iueanbership. . Knowl-hi
chronic kicker^ ^|r • •'' ;'J ^.t loma was considered, arid in re­
lge ^)f music is\n01. requ i red-—on1 v 1i 
1 1 1 : ply to; a telegram received from
' " • o' .'i_—TjjCSiLs »i);aUiiit3^to.'si:ng;some part \viUiout« 
rthjhi,:stating the. conditions upon
I "On to Pallas!" should become shifting.to apother. There are no O-l
\v liicn txiey w oukt play? a countert; 
our watchword. for the; next week. fees. Let tlte Jituc|ent body giye'Dr. t:I
offer was maile. A good .game against
Every student, who can ^possibly Pennick and the cjlub its hearty co-' 
a strong team would-; do. us great
spare the nominal cost of the trip fc
good, for if we slipuld stieeeed in de­
shottld^lpy;-aI| Means nvakedt.--r —. te 
feating' the Oklahoma aggregation-' SUNS 
ROUTE.

:• Barripg the plea of college pat'ri.­
• ' weywonld be. well prepared;'to.meet j 
_otisjiij7the 1air'^d^the^^eeclies 
Vanderbilt 011 our day at" the .Fair, 'i
On last

TTHrdc-by ithe-distrngtH^h^d-'-chane^l"-., .;sday"niglit.' Messrs. 
-^latd, til SSOOiilt"i011-IS-—tliB*ffe 18iwp«rfii(/rom 1
lQ^ol^o^uiw^^BB;4;id:.^ 
-in delit and forced 
to 
-work 
-againsfi''. —r I^^Vy'^OHLEANS ~ 
SnlT^ujteifc^ be' Bardn:rd, and Frank Hawkins wew h
this great.handicap-• The" students""
welP wIjrth tlie trip. " T 1 initiated into the inysteries of. the r-i 
hav.e been unpardonably slow iri
The oppositig football teams' of 1 li-Phj^brder. ' After wrestling 
iTSnding in their", library deports.
with the still ihcarnate goat., <ho in-With Buflet^Sletpers, from
t^^o^eat^^H^^iti'fr'in the L fu
"Tr=!'

We caii hot have a record-breakiii^ ; NEW ORLEAN8
Sottth ,wijl thereaneet Hjates j accompaHied 1 the meiiibers n teftm^vitliow^t-the ^ojop^eraiiiai^^-t-lw l ifo HOUSTON, GALVESTON ,
greatest contests Sver seen ,on. a of the order10 a bantjuethal1, where ituAents.• Somethii^. besides Eleven and 8AN ANTONIO
a fe^Sjt had been prepared. Thb'roy
gridirtBij-jm^-m it not bijsaia • tl
^trrrdyrireiTlfrTequirad-.tojnake any
tha'f Varsity was lncking m her s.up-•ular-|Benibers-ppesettt'were-Messis: 
football-season'"a decided success foriJ 
porters. The Texan suggests Jlxat Matthews, Boone', Ruckniaii, i'eth­the '.Varsity; The eleven must have 
Through WltH»nt Chanse.from

at the first meeting of the student erv, Wiseman, Brown, King, Phil-—y± 'IV
strong*..financial support, and it is* -y T~
several leaders he electec r""~ "W itcher, Smoot, and Kibbv. WASHINGTON t(
wiriiih theTnow^r of the studenis to l^7fr0­
and CINCINNATI
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whose business U «hgll be to get up suPPlY it,by handing in their.libijary , i„ ' ? Via N«w Orleans,
and lead^the,yfells in Dallas". Let|a GAMK WITH OKLAHOMA. , h,
deposits promptly. °"1" 
s.ong conunittee be also appointed-^ Td PACIFIC COAST POINTS^ » V(
The sum of $50 was-appropriated and RETyilMr __
^s-wo--go tjQL-press,-we l«arn that 
tp ten;nis, With the utiderstanding i yai • ouect at
Ail Trai^Couuhearty exKourageu^nt Of lusty yel Is tlie' Umvdr^v,.qf Oklahoma has ac-

M,r**ir WBI

M portion of -the amount I NEW ORLEANS for
and songs wMc^Kavfr (yftfe^'pproYiid ceptedithe terms counter offer 
shoulOe paid until theiatter part rt?w TO^K,Waalllrtgton, p.C„
valuable bauas be iti myaded the:gritical bv^T^Msari(l momeiiL---made theft by 'the athletic council.' _ nphi8,8t.Loui8,< '»» ' ilanta^Cincinnati,
of the month . 1" Atlanta,.Cincinn 
;^h^rjrjlLmeet?Xaiiity oii.4fee at^r 
^8»St.Loui8,Chlcagfo.,

lpti^Aeld 'proniptiy 4t i4 p. m. Wed-Mf. Geo. Robertson-w%s chosen b^; . .. ... .. .M'
, ......

loyal, big-hearted "rooters" as -civet 1 .A great. game. :he as 
'• F* 
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-nesaay~ <October the. councilcouncH assistant.assistant ? businessl'bus' F W *" *' P*rkni.' 
cheered to .Hcjtory. the hecoer JtecL , manager of tha football.-team.; 
HOUSTOW, TKXA8. . " 
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THE TEXAN 

return, to the continent soon to talce-the degree of Ph. D. inmathe^ matics, •• :'• »' 
lEPfiEBHMEHT FABLO& Edgar Towner has been awarded 
8 AHD aBNTiEMEN ^fellowship ih'English1and will con­BAHQUEX8 OA.TEEED TO ­
tinue his work in that school. '-• speoia^^.. pn,roY ,,-7"
Roval STOth has discontinued his" tf ORDERS of All-in work in the Land ()ffiee; arid hasf Open from ©^tt.mrW«%t,T»lght ,/ Sjj entered, tfre,Law: Department.-. 
: 	Misses .Willde Reetor and Frances 
w. a milaM, Prop. ' -iM W|tpBner-wll1' continue; theirstud-: les.in the University this year.;^|~ 
n-€att-7^fe8?ret4riied''to San Art-ND PEBSQN-'LS. r ,tonio'/'Thursifoy after a long and pleasant-visit to t"h<f.University*-. "Hatti_e"is "asey!" 
Jokn Wilbanks will he' delighted d you hear "that Bonner boy~ to.wfiistle ^The^ajJ of the Kanga­roo""t'o all who tall at his room. •' 
rnior Law_ Class 

• Lewis Maverick, Law, '00, has' last year,­
opened up an office in San Antonio .Aiid.ii eiyoying alucriitive practice!:
Dr. ^ , the dentist, 600 Cong­
ress Avenue. X-r z*?ht~'~ f' 
7"1-Court and Allen had four duels, _ during the past summer. «•' 
. 

z£Tom Rose is at pr&effFemployed a in the "Katy" freight office at Dal/ 
^C-V^r­

.1, C. Wilson^ Law '00, haft-selected Victoria a& the field of his profes­sion. -'./I: 
iteve Norvell was recently ap­
•1)01 rite3 student assistant irv Chemtg-"' 
We are sorry_to learn that ^tiss Kannie Furmanwill not retjjrfi this -5>'a 
• 	< v Big" Sam 'has recovered from his illness and is playing the-game fof keeps. • v.' -~-r ' 
Tom Connolly of the Class of '$9 ..will l>e a ^'floater" in the fiextvLegis­r' lature. ' ••--• • -ry 
f" -Miss-fear! Eleanor' Norveil is \ with Miss Morrjs at 2104 Nueces 
e

7-ftiTcet:: -	­
\= Student Hargrove-will spend his afternoons-, in the 'employ of Mr; Gerjes. ' ~ 
jde,nt Prather left Thursday lit for ja\short btismese^tpip Waeo.­u~ , 
tho^e fteriSSin citizeiiff weyen t
if!

ifrtv 
Broiiiberg, Duncan and McMahon jrn^ght their / brothers...back with tiiomi;hiS'iyear.
,v ­; (iatcs Thomas and FeK# Smith ¥av^; accepted posftiops in "the Vic= "toria high' school.'. . 
' ''The Chesg Club has perfected its -organization,, and will' welcome re­criifts to its ranks. :-
Megsrs.. ..Connor and. Hall both foriii^r-^ewaneestudehts^ha fi* tered the tjniversity. J-' 
J. 	P. Haven of the -BniversitjFof­
-Missotfri ^ias matriculated in the j ^A'PAdemie Department, ; ­
Russ-eLI); Coulter" a new studeiitj has received the' positiop.,-0f stenQg­
/ 
",to the president; 1 --­

'm 
-Harris Watson, familiarly"knqwil as.-"Wat:" will attend this Medical Department this sassion. 
It has lieen learned upon.good an-, uirity thatw<iPtnky" Walthall! has 
•Mmf" 
J, Gus Patton is a candidate, 'ior. ?pwity at­tornev; oT """" 
r Earl MayfieJd, -a Dalla^lioy who has been attending Georgetown-tJni­
ersity,. registered 
Tuesday^-c-'" \ \ 
• 	versitv.. Tuesday^-i"-i"\ 
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it The ©lee' Club should be made a grand success this year. LetAll who. haveany musielal talent get into line. 
-Raymond Spivey, who left .tlie 

flniversity last year on account; of 
ill health, is back with us this ses­
sion.* . " . T,.' < 
E.:5f. Overshiner who served us so iorfg-ancT sb faithfully as center, wirh,-!^ rftrjii'iii li (Tirith n law,fijm in Dallas. • , 
-Wilbur",P. AHen, was recently ap 'pointed student assistant' in Ora tory. : It is an honor he easily jde 
seryes. 
Jk 
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A game of football between the lYarsitv and the deaf mutes of this city has been arranged fo?> this aft­ernoon. -• -* 
, ,W.e areiold that Berry McAlisfer, Who hasj)een Missouri.State Univ^F-' fiity's half-back,"will be \with, us this sesfiion. ' ^ ; \ 
The Freshmen had a good, oppor­tunity to' liold a meeting.at Some place other than room 44 Thursday afternoon.---: —j-—-^*, 
Doiighis says that his $10,000•arm' 

is all right. The report that has been ^circulated is as; baseless as y drunk­
anFs "dreani." 
-^Iixsrs^Eera; 

/• ;H; 11. Ctnntmng^-of the Cla«s of-.Beafl"have quite reeoveml from 04 has been elected city attorney ot 
their . recent sicknesfi;flnd,ace 8 )le to ; I.K'nison.7 -v 
Presume their work. 
i;| AfcCul]ough,.lias' recovered fi hjurietsustai'p^dMa-^recent prac-1 
appointment, to Wfst Pointy and 
vtic ' "' f-'
tue gt).me. ^ 
coniequejitly wijp liot lyk rri the Uni-
Ji 

-vortjtty th|'p :xai;i|o^. ;r \
.^Vsecfet­.'of good health is spending your life Mr. Kstis Piiyhe of (ialveston. who on a ranch. ^ -' h.as for. some time attended the"" ^5 vv-ersity of .VirgiiiiW.willM a,student :V?k /'ificky":Durervl5^~-''Babe^ .at'-'Texhf s vear.
to".. 'iL • . . ' . ,®»5» 
•" Freshinen a'R*-lieret y 'iristructed to-refrain from... dodging ? electric tans. ; We Juarn 'tliat t^nejjias been 
ofthifi(^fense^' 
Le'wis l^bx, 'of last yti&rs gradu­

atmg clas^, ha# been appointed aSr 
sistaiit cbeftiist'of' theTortland'C'e uirtt>ntc'ompany,'.of-Da]las^:c; 
frr-^fiss Lewis,, one-.of th^" brightest students 'Varsity-ever ihad,^as,re-
MatamoiroB in, 1836. -1 escape jw&s made/by the aid of :Mr. 1'otter, who wasJat that time :'^£ipned "at '^i&taig»ros. ' *" r 
I The scrub teaqa is pitying, nnusn­ally snappy ba^l.-Their ..offensive defensive 
work ofth€>Vakty regulars is not 
• surprisingly • stellar.\ 
It is just a week ulitil we 'meet Vanderbjtt on the gridiron. Dfcny yours'elf a few luxuries now and take the trip to Dallas and assist iii cheer­ing o^r team to. viptory! , i \ 
_ morn­ing issued the imperial edict that no shift-waist inen would hfe allowed to attend his.. Jaw classes. Ask^jTim Gcildbeck if it isn't true. lv~ "T^' 
...... .. • ,. • V-* . •, ^ ""ST 
. Just before the football game this afternoon those gligible to play on the baseball team will make an effort to defeat"-the ineligibles in a game It will be a fierce contest. 4 * f 5 
' TJ—, ' , ' ? ^ "-rOlff.students will be gkd^o learn that Lewis Featherst?)ne will retnrn to th'e JVarsity about November 1st. He' has been doing heroic work in relieving the Galveston -storm "suf­ferers.-• -* v . ;fc>; • • .' . 
-•-Professor Sliurter reports a most ]pteasahtvacation this "summer. .Mrs. Shurter will return to Austin about the first .of -November.,, She is tit present-enjaying a visit to relatives 
11* New York. . ­
The registration greatly exceeds that of the corresponding day of last year. Texas isnow well to the front. The-numbef~of matriculates from other States is much larger than any previous-ye^r. : 
farewell to frei&ilorfv Wednesday,by a soda-pop party an^tfre^fowm yells which iver<p lustily given pro­claimed farawd wide that^ OracQ Hall is again r/t>cpupiedl, and very' much so. 1 r" .v' I 
""".Everybody is now" occupredl in straightening, out conflicts. -It is whispered', that trap-doors will be;, made, So certain amtytiou^ Sogho-. /niores-can attend two' clasSes at the sante hour of tiie samej d^jvOii dif­ferent "floors* Telgphopes win also be instituted, so as to enable Atwo-Jold.^ Hltieh-^ttdOTilig students, ^y other ingenious siig­genbion will be gracefully accepted. 
The Tri Sigjlias; had their first meeting at the home of Mrs. Wvehe on Rio Grande Street. 
The new IfalHtes are Misses Win­ifred ThanwsnMollfe^hropsliire, -Arine Sheppard, Mvra Poster,. Es­ther. .pibson, Jean Bprrumr Stella Gillespie, Malcolm Moore,' Octavia Nicholsj Annie Ludlow, Lueile Wa­,then and:Francis •Cobli--r-;::--^"Tr^ 
-It irgtage-whispfered Hiat we have *6ne of the inen tKat eviSf^raced tftovHalL 
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-5:' B. .HALL. NtiTES.fg:';, ­
_ 	"0 how those boardtew^Bli^®^ ' When they hear the dinner bell." 
"Three times a day" there's 1 grand march at B;'Hall when the bell announces alike prpspect. The 
"There is not eiipQiu^i 'enthvisiasm" 
dining room will only ,li'ecom'modate 
over football. Tho^e, who frequent 
Wie practice-games should remember about pne hundred and fifty, and as 
that a good old soul-strrring; cheer-'-ife T.uikber of boarders exceeds 
,will enable _the me* to play a.fiiuch 
more snappy game. 
e Poindexter made qitite an interesting address to the students last -Sa-furday--night.'.-/^r.TRM^greatly enjpyed. The, purp^ee ;^ Judge JMnde^ter's visit was tp place his son iiKthe 
connected with large, law firms. Thomason, ,oue of our star debaters, is located at Gainesville. aTVfl t.ViP in 
->T-­
On the -morning , of the 13th at 

-Dallasj thp TpitpII high g^hoiyl and Wall school of Honey Grove will play a. game of football. It will be a gifeat game for .'Varsity men. as nearly all Wall' schooL,graduates come to'the University. -1 
' '. . /W X It is our purpose to set aside this 

•yeara yrt'tpirTif.-TOiTTipaqs for ttrr publication of up-to-date ar 
dent body.. This department is tobe kjnown as the Students': Fornm. 
football schedule-at this ^rly date 
tiirned from Europe andr^-ill l«-m ittit we expect-Botne big-gaffica lim Alistlll aUTnTff~+illP r^vRfTi^?lOP ' ir» • —--,
Austin during i;he eomirtg year. 
season, : Everything is arranged |pr -^/illiH -Keller, ir brother of the. J; at Dallas, and a large fanyu's and popular half-back of;•erowd is expected-on that'occasion. lasfyear'n team, has cast his Jot yffth Manager Barton has also made'siiiis­the rtieii of the' L'aw"Department. factory arrangementfii for the game 
M^th-A;-and M^at San^An'tonio on 
"Rummy" Palm will return from the 27th. A 1 arge/delegatipn of stu-

Duren and Allen created, a beer fain­Sa,n Antonio^ especially, 'since it is ilie, in Germany during thp summer.' 
pmYe^fy. day at.the Fair to' be held 
•..v"'Miss 	Jessica .Clarft Has been sjert-j -Iff-that cityi:-^­n '.I' ^
ouslv. afflicted with h^r eyes.'' N.o'' r brighter woman ever«tt(?jidfid.;Var-
GRACE HALL Nfsity, and we trust she will recover 

:'^S" 

: anrjf| 	, •• \ 
is^brim full. Mo^t of 

Z" H>»rry Bloombargh fi^is Entered 
•the old stu'dentls are back ari'd also"
th^JJnii^rsity^nd is-gontinuing his jewLones. The nast
work in elieniibtryp' T?c expects tg return this-jear f the; Medical t)e-week has I been one of joyful rer 
partmentL 	unions tq^ the former -arid tearful 
IcCall, 'a graduate of of hprnesicjcness t<) the latter, Austin/ s and aiL.Qld football -Snch, thus afflicted, can be seen and .entered _the. law":depait-~ heard-on .dark^o^^^^ benioahin^ the existencr^an^teHtetuaL^ 
v, in the engineer-j 

®r 	MmtS^:«w5^^>;=8ftstL'V-8titutipn Piitside^ , their own ba6k|
i tig "department' is , three times 7 
' The October number of the Texais "
yard:; Those of the,joyous reunjons
sreat aslit 'was th^e?years agG.\,...^. i 
Historical Quarterly will soon be 
wear plaeid smiles of cpntentment,
i.j!' '"i • -r.­

-Frmz Dohiiri<;ii,: who 'capttirea fi rst"honors iff '97, has been spfend^" 
with thei
ing a few days with his Varsity letter.from >£lon. E. M. Potter, de­
friends. He has been pursuing scribing tl-jte escape of Karnes and Grac¥^Hall-is eettl: 
graduate stHdiea_ia Germany, jmd ffeal, ,Te^as commisBiongs,^fjom solid stadf and 

this number/iTiH, a ciiso of"".fight for food." 1'hosejjyho arrive first get a square meal^ those whe come next get none. . Kind of a ca^, of "One little pig went to market, one Jjttle-pig stayed at home." > 
^^^hstan^ng^he.dif^l^-of 
rattending to the wanta of the inner man,., the B, iiall people keep up the good name of that ancieilt dt­adel. . They are organizing an. or­chestra, and the senses of the dwel­lers rpiinO about .will . soon be. 
ains of the ^Qrnet, Ttronibone, fid/lle, etc. If you wljoiild visit the Hall about 3 g. m. in _the:lilorning; you would 
probably^hiriktlmt.yVrt 
transported ..to tire teneinent liousc in the city; You .would lind nH'ii i asleep on the beds^ on ^^.trc'sfies on 
_ eadfl equipped only with springs, and upon pallett on the floor. You would find rooms 
•ith a bed or p. table, and -another with nothing at'all 
There! are a number Pf new 4dn­dents in ths ILili. The companion­ship will""probably-pr<^,ve:7j£:^gredt thingr for them, and as tk lJerequire^to^llo_any^'faggilT|f ujiper elassnien except in Special 
*casQ^will"ha^"no'^SvfMclrs""" 
Mr7 Sarrir. Nethei|y, Whose "lipth 3th hardly pertheptiilp^ltalrgprie away. lie gave his iboni up in search of-more (fnTrtSarlj^Jhr S«m jn a~sticklerforliixary^'pu-know,i 
/One of the great dra< 
!buil^ing^is tHe admirable conditiqn of; the accottstif:g';'_lThose students who are 'inclined to niake"¥ dliturt)­ance in ]the halls"should bear -in mind "tiiat" they dfiturb "feVfery man along tiiat hall. . This: .is| no nioire 
\than courtesy The Hall shelters ikin<3#;df 
Of course there isre »o here. But there -is taleht'oT" all 
dentsrf "flossifers," fools.—all united dess Athena, 
jSr-^ar« t) it i fc*A STUDErtTSt OLD ST>HD -1608 LAVACA STREET.  m  
^ l^lne Stationery and .7 Engraving House. 1121 Chestnut Street/­' Philadelphia. ;  
College IoTitationa Stationery y Programme* Buquet Kairaw-^--Prtiternlty^ * Sngnvlng ~ . c  Weddtftg IntlliiUaU Seoe|itlon Oarda V' And Monomm OteU of Am* AadresrDie* --4i:l VtoUhtg 0«d»  
HEBALDRY AND GENEALOGY COATS OPAHMS PAINTED FOR FRAMING ' ,  
All work is executed in the establish­•ment -unae)r-the^p«fBor»al supervision of Mr. Dreka, and only 1 ri tK£ best manner. : ""'•'•• The reputsrtTon of this house is a guarantee of the quality. -jSS.MEW SERVICE VIA  
Sam aniqnio VIA WACO, •.A. & A.p. «md SOU*PAC4 AND TO , AUSTIN. Vra CLQIN AND H. AT. C.^  !  
Through Tourist Sleepers -TO­CALIFORNIA^ Via SAN ANTONIO AMO SOU. PH&  
Quickest and Bsst kin# tol ' MEXICO' sSiw; 'KATY BLYER"  X~r'  
ALk TRAINS HAVK KATY CHAIR C/tRS MM Lttftf  
JONES A SPECIALTY iM-»»6 B«at Nlnth Street, Anitla  
Taalttie iorlm>ofr3& "~J.?  
jg i-w'  -Brpdiictiye of 13* :i --mj  
Countjofaiiy. Paper Put Is Austbu  

a^OBMe 

' I?':.'? V'^­THE TEXAN ferV^.i 
in the anticipation of a brilliant vie1' nothing will give .you better^train-I;; tory,. The Victory wap won^ and the; ing thai dlaaa,1 systematic' writing THE OLD • students have not relapsed into ;tiie for the Maga^nfe ^^ PALAC 
lethargic stateirottl whiph'they tad All contributions must bfe in by awakened,' but once aroused to an the 17th -of October 
J' . _ : • • • i-••• • -• v-•

interest, in this,liife, they aspire to Write for it. 
1-* 

meet on equal terms the best de bal;ci-s bur countr^ can afford.'• 
-NOTES. 

. The members of ;the societies who
IS NOW LOCATED AT 
Ai «'• r-:—X:

have returned thfs year show more
1005 CONGRESS AVE. 
Tolbert La Prelle is located in-Sti
evid^iice of in^regt in their reapec-
Louis. 	^ J
-t ivC'Societies thaif has been seen "in smm and students Semp Rigp'is practicing, law in 1» e been in the University Sfiii A'V " "~r ' "" " i Over five hundred ^llarThais been tv/o or/three years and who havenol-
Hartford Jenkins is -teaching 
f 	spent during the surmner in refitting before connected themselves with
~r 

school in Williamson County. J " * the gymnasium.""'A new bathroom, I he societies in interest oij) 
-Hon. John Plea&ants is as enthu­
containing eight'shower baths, fitted w-n lv, are_fii!i enrig with energy into, siastic a football^rooter as ever. .,* 
ft 	with hot and cold water, had been the sc»."it:i v intVivpts and activities ••.£ built-in the-northwest room. ,The lh«. jtjuiv _Tb(; Jvreghman ciass /)t Snake Jones is a nominee for the walls and.ceiling of the gymnasium this year also promises some excel­Legislature; so is^Stew-art Clark. 
•V.< proper, have been calciminedand the lent material for representatives in
"7= 	. Judge D. A. McFall is-a promi­
"whole place~cftaned~iifi4 .the. oratory and debate contests. 
nent candidate for speaker Of the 
.One •hundred' -and fifty large, airy, All this material witybe in demand, 
House. 	r^—?—tW 

well ventilated lockirs have been and that at its rieyy best" develop­
built and placed in the locker-room. ment. 7" "VT/"?'''< v Raymond Eeller is in C. P. Diaz, 
They will all be fitted with the most Mexico^ in the employ of a railroad

ThiB'yeaT-theSout^ernOratorical jmproved combination locks. An -companyT • --.""J"
contest will be held in our own au­office for the director has been ar­
ditorium, and though we fully be­Lamar Bethea .is practicing law in ranged; and a portion curtained" off; lieve ill theXsentiment, "Let him
i , 	Bryanj Texas," in parnership with 
lor the physical, examination of the bear J^egalinwhq merits it" we e
" Nail 
' 

n; students. . 	feel it is our duty to place a repre­Will Bradyris-nominated for su­
Regular clasq work will be re­sentative in that contest who,will quired of all freshmen two hours per merit the palm. perintendent of public schools of ;week. --_ -Travis County, c^.,' eh . C,1.
Mp'|t/likely Baylor will meet^us 
Before entering the class each still-again 'this year in Austin,, and^-if There will be thirteen of tfie dent will receive a careful physical she d6es, the victory must he ours. alumni of the 'Varsity in the lower examination,' and will' be-given a We owe this to ourselves because we k house'this year; ^ 
copy of his measuibme^t^ and a list are able to Win it;vahdio th6' XJni-
Judge A. S. 	Walker has receivedof the movements.prescribed by the yersity because it ^ill show,.that in :the nomination; jfor.judge of the Fif­
directoHo;X^^is^i^vi3^njB6ds.'" this.Hue asjn 4II others she has no 
t^-third.Judicial. District. _t,
He, will a^so reqeive,a chart witiu-his peer in the State. ^ ' ' -' 
measurements platted in the form of Debating " contests wYth other. George?Galh<ftin,'in old alumnus

* , 1—r. —-t— o . a curve, showiirg his relation'to-ther State imiversitieafmay be arranged, of the 'Varsity, lias been nomipated 
average college student and to-the and the medal' contests of the re­for countv average man of his height, _____ spective societies, as well as the de-
R. A. Pleasants, an old 'VarsityOther students besides Freshmen batjvtetweeri the two societies, will man, has receiyedjthe nomination may elect the work in gymnastics, furnish opportunities for our beat 
for associate 	justice of the Court ofbut-will, be required to attend-r< ; imaterialsKREfejaplendid opportuni-1 Civil Appeals Qfeihe First Supreme
larly at least twice per week. ties offere^l i thi8i year bring corre­
Judiiriai Bistriot. ' \ .. -­
It, is,hoped to have., one or /tyro sponding obligations on us^to acquit sections meet ?1T ourselves like men,'and this the so­
10:30 to ll:3(h Students wh& can cipties seem to realize in a way that LAW'NOTES. 
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meet at this.h^ur two days per week presages success. will please notify the-director. Two years-ago men"to represent Sixty-three students have • regis­-x The gymnasium will be open for us against Baylor were elected "by red for this work in the senior 
^ M •J t^ w J *1--	J* ' .* .I*1 VfAfA A.V A «nM M»jXl4 • .
"practice daily frnw in n vote of the societies without pre class! but the. roll is not yet com­
, p. m. Members of any s"fectito\ may vious thought or dTsrassFon, ind lit-PMe\ ..." come in. and practice at any time Oe more was thought *or said about Judge Sibfcins has taken up the except when such practice wpuld dis­the matter until the contest came subjeet of equity,.and is devoting 
turb regular class work. and we were-defeated*-Las|i session thi8';#eeOo tracing the historical . Owing to the fact that the work represeatatiyes were chosen by com-outlines of equity jurisprudence, of remodeling the gymnasium is not petitive contests in which much in­both a^ to its rige in power and its quite finished,' the Classes will not terest was taken, and the indica­flow irillo, and more perfect' develops 
tions are that he who represents the ment'm England.
Jbegin before October 15th. Notices .." University in any of the contests Because of the heat-some-of the
will be ppsted in due time, so that all sections can start at once. this year will win that honor class have wished to introduce^ the succeBsfutcQmpetitioxi with thelbeat '"siiir
The work of .tfie"first team will B. but the consist of Swedish.'educational gym-talent oiir State can afford. judge says he has not.cdrne in touch " Considering the number of able 
_ nasties, supplemented by regular with this doubtful ffishion, an,tl in­students of the upper classes who
L v graded work on the apparatus. Dur­sists on the conventi^nal maniifer of have1 been aroused to an active in-L
ing "the second term Gerinan a: dressing."ferest in the societies, the exception­
American work with beils,; wands, 	Judge Townes met the clas& Wed 
ally strong 	Freshman class from
and clubs will be taken up. 	isd'^y etehing.to arraiige for moot 
which to draw .new material, apd
r y-''y\," court practice, "--; • thef' strong and hearty support ac­
• 	LITERARY SOCIETY Junior ClassJtd^e Lewis met 
corded us this )|ear by the President
-	. —-PROSPECTS. -----his class of eightvrsi^ ^oiiTjpr'and Faculty, who .can doubt, that 
fuls" for therftrst, time Tufesdav-, as
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The outlook for prosperous #ork ija t^ie literiary.AocietieB of the Uni^ vwsity has-never been better than •opening, at the-opening of the present ses-department. 
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}Two years agdLwhen^JSayl^r de­feated our boys^debate,;the long-" To the older students it is -vm-!.v -of; ^he' field of .the law continued jin^iffeknee of the stu-necessary testate the/-purpose and forth in Iris ommenta 
body t0w&i^da, the benefits to the aims.of thMJnivtirsIty 6iT«xas nes.. Ejt be "IfcrividCifrom literary. society lie-^Mt'Tiinpreg. A work gave place, to a deterquned ^aic-students (among wlibm good mate is"that Judge Lewi • t|H^^Htieh4esUlted last session in rial lias ofttimgs"beeh -fOun' somewhat exacting
we the eomplete oyerthrow, of Bavlor. wish,simply to state that the^ ag-~ After this first 11te The battle/.cry "Bayloj delenda azine is making extra efforts to get hpld. a "class liiec and elected uttered; first,by the students' <>ut a good issue for the firstst month.: 
Kmniet't McMahon, academ.
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ooftiiselor, Judge Clark, in a Speech WeealPiiestlyinvi: 	•' 4-Vi»'W . • l-l_ ' .' •»!
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