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THE HKD AND BLACK. Red and Black, chas. morru*. POPULAR PW1CE UVNHTl lOUSO Clothier, * Hatter * axo * Pi rxisiier. 218 BROAD STREET. OUR SPECIAL AGENT, 1) W. McGREGOR, ATHENS, GA., mm m Mumm 105 Broad Street. Is instructed to giv»» to Clubs our Lowest Kates on all our good**. All orders and enquiries for Athens and district for Sporting and Athletic Visit our store. It is the host and largest in the South. The FINEST QLOTfilNQ and most artistic Furnishing Goods at easy prices. l.< >CALS. PHI KAPPA. FRKSH OYSTERS ALWAYS ON HAND. OPEN UNTIL | 12 O'clock Every Night. C. W. BALDWIN & CO. LEADING DEALERS IN Fine Foot Wear. Goods of our make are referred to him. A. G. SPALDING & SONS., NEW YORK. E. I. SMITH & CO- HEADQUARTERS E()R FINE SHOES EVERY PAIR GUARATEED. Corner College Ave. and Clayton Street, ATHENS, OEOKG1A. MADDOX BKOS, | PHOTOGRAPHERS SPECIAL PRICES TO 1 Students and Globs. WORK GUARANTEED. 10D Fast Broad Street, Athens, Georgia Look to your interest. You ran save money hy having your Shot s Repaired at the New Boot and Shoe Shop on .lack- son Street, under the Hotel Toomer We Guarantee to do better work for less money than any one in the city. We use nothing hut the Ih st Louisville O ik Sole Leather. W. N. II At om i\ Srrr. GET YOUR DRUGS, 1 >RliSC KIPTIONS AND TOILET ARTICLES AT CRAWFORj'S DWG STORE. STUDENTS, PATRONIZE McQueen & Carter, BADEEDS. Under Baldwin’s Hltoe Store. PETER WEIL, SHOES MADE k REPAIRED. ALL WORK PROMPTLY DONE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. CLATTOW STHKKT, OpiMisite Taluiadw' Sl Bright well’s ( HAS. STERN \ Ci>. CLOTHIERS FURNISHERS AND HATTERS 229, Broad Strict Mr. (ieo. Hurl's father wan over from Atlanta to nee him, lant Sun day. Messrs Clark '!H5 ami Fleming ’97 stand 1)i^cli.'Kt in their nspeetive classes physically. The four claK.es had their picture* taken on la.t Wednesday. Owing to the extreme guying, the phntog raphors found mucli difficulty in keeping the hoys still, only for a moment. Although there was chalk and paper halls thrown at the Soph omores while they were eyeing the “bird,” they have the best picture of the four. “The Taming of a Shrew,” do livere I ami acted by Mr. Hannibal A. Williams on last, Wednesday night, was very entertaining and much enjoyed by all who attedded. Mr. Williams' wide reputation pre ceded him to this place, and lie suc ceeded well in sustaining it. Miss Mary Lnu Hinton left town yesterday for Danville, Va., thence to N. Y. She will be gone about three months. Her many friends wish her a safe and most enjoyable trip. We take pleasure in announcing the return of .Miss Daisy Talmadge from Augusta, where she lias been spending sometime with friends. Dr. Hoggs lias been confined to bis room for the last few days on account of sickness. We wish him a very speedy recovery. Iatst Saturday I’lii Kappa society met ami was called to order by the president, Mr, W. A. Harris. After the roll was called and minutes read and adopted the committee that was appointed to select a subject for the contestants for champion debat er’s place reported the subject which they bad selected: Kcsolvcd, “TIi it the l nitedStalest lovorninent should adopt nn income tax." It was then moved that the society, should not give a champion debater's medal as the trustees bad offered several medals. After some discussion the motion was made and seconded that the discussion of this subject lie made the special order of the day. The debate was then held on the subject which was selected for Un- joint debate between the two soeie ties today, Ucnolved, “That Labor Organizations are more productive of evil than good. The speakers on the aHirmativc were Hacon, Jackson, Smith, Hoffmeyer on the m-gative, Stephens, Akerman, Shenrhouse. After reviewing the arguments the president, .Mr. W. A. Harris gave his decision in favor of the affimativc. The president then appointed Mr Holcombe Hacon to open the debate for the I’hi Kappa’s in the joint de bate today, and Mr. Ilreon F. John son to close. After this, upon motion the soci ety adjourned. Mr. L. H. Warren is in Macon. Tennis is still the popular game Ignite a “/»'<<«” idea of Louis's this on the campus. visiting Macon. JOHH HE SOHHEIDER, St f CKSHOItTO E. It M IINEIDER, IMl’OItTKIt WHOLESALE WIiKKTAIL IlEALEIi IN ri x k w i x i:s, bra n hi i:s, \y risk i i;s, g i n, forthr, a it. MINERAL WATERS. iOllACU), CIGARS, ETC. Agent* f*>r \>uv<*-<Jlir*|uot I** tuna Min Urbwu Wln« Co., AntuMiMr-Buicb Brewing Company 001 ahi> 802 Bkoai* Btkkbt. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. A T HENS BOOK aND STATIONERY GO. IS THE PLACE K< >K I HE STUDENTS V P.t V TAKIK BOOK J AND JTdTIONERT. SO EXTORTIONS IM PRKEJ THERE. Corner Clayton St. and Collage Ave ONE DOOR FROM POST OFFICE. .I0SHIMI MINDER, f/y/£ ■ trilori^g. Suits !V! ade to Order. Students Work a Specialty Mi Dowi i.i. Iti il ium.. Coi.i.kok Avr. Special Discount to Students. Till-: Cl,AVION STREET TAILOR SHOP. Suits mudti to order, denning and Ri'pnirlng insitly dnm*. Work gtmrun- • 1 i d. S|M'('|;il rated t«* uttidcnU. No It dnytoii itm’t. Jackhot* tiik Taii.oii. IIASKI.TON & DOZIER, HEAI.EKS IN PIANOS, ORGANS SMALL ML'HK Al. INSTItl MKNTS. •< RTIST’S MATERIALS, ETC. II. Com Davis, Restaurant, JACK MON STREET. RAPHAEL ]Ke Jailor, College Avenue. CITY DRUG STORE, R. C. ORR & CO. WK WANT YOUR Prescriptions. BEST DRL'GS USED. CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Tele),hone 112. iVIR. W. D. BOWDEN IS THE MOST COURTEOUS ’IB TJ S IMC A. US’ ! In Town. Give him your Patronage.