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THK RED AMD BLACK. THE RED 4ND DL4C.K. I'.iUlulu il every .Saturday (luring tlie Cotlegiate year. Suliar ription price one dollar per year. Advertiaing rate* furnialied on appli cation. Addrea* all liuainee* communication* to lluxincaH Manager. ('ontrlliution*. nignod liy the author, arc welcome; received by the Kditor-ln- < hief. *TAtr; ti. W. Iteab,Kill tor-1 nlliief. K C. Kyal*. Bfl, laical Kditor. V K Itolniid. 'U7, llueinea* Manager. I. K. r.iwell. 'ic soliciting Agent. J. IV. Welch, I.aw; K. (!. Keen, Law; Kugene Dodd, Law; J. II. llutner, '95; llolTmayer, '1*7. Entered at Athen* I’. O. a* second cla»* mail matter. sheet you will obtain the news of the week before it is cold, so to speak. In bis way we differ from a monthly publication where you would have set before you a mass of college happenings which appear to you in the light of stale news. In regard to Athletics we will try to keep you well posted. Foot ball we feel interests every one so of course a good deal of space will be givsn over to Gridiron items. The Literary societies and Class room news will be looked after by one of our men. In fact each one of the stalf has been assigned special work and we hope in this tvay to collect news matter of interest to all. Now in regard to contributing articles to the paper, we wish t un derstood we waut all the contribu- 1 lions we can get. Don't think be- F. B. LUCAS, COAL DEALER, 109 JACKSON ST. A J- MIKICK WILL MAKE Cabinet Photocraphs For the Students at $2.00 PER DOZEN. JOHN T JACKSON, Merchant Tailor. Carries a full lino of samples. Suits made to order. Cleaning and repairing neatly done. All work guaranteed. II. CoBii Davis, Restaurant, JACKSON STREET. CITY DRUG STORE, R. C. ORR & CO. WE WANT YOUR ]?resciptions. best drugs used. I CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Telephone 112. If your subscription is not paid within tiro weeks af ter date of this issue, your ftuperunU be discontinued. GREETING. cause you are not on the staff that there is not a place for a well writ ten article. Come forward with any literary production which you may write and baud it to some one of the staff. This paper is to be the mouth piece of the student body. Al' K'nds if Dyeng and C'earint Done at the GsorgiiMjs Works, 22 Clayton St., next to E. I. Smith & Co. i McQueen & Carter, IB ARBERS, Under Baldwin's Shoe Store. Once more Tiik Kkd and Brack makes its appearance under the guidanevship of new hands, and greets one and all. Our pleasure in once again see ing the familiar faces of the hoys of last year is only equaled liy the welcome we extend to those who now begin their college course at the U. of (1. Tiik Kkd and Hi.ack, with bright prospects, starts once again to launch its ship on the literary sea. l<ct one nnd all contribute to its launching by coining forward with their subscriptions. Boys, do you want the college news? Do you want the happenings which will oc cur from day to day on the campus and In the t’lassio City? If so, Tiik Ki d and Bi ack is the place to look for same. Every Saturday will this sheet make its ap- pearanee before you filled with jusi what you want. Thia ia the only publication which will record the new* of college thia year, laiat year our contemporary, “The Uni versity Magazine," called upon you for a subscript ion, but from the present outlook it is a thing of the past. So, taking these facta in view, surely everyone can afford the price of one dollar for the col lege newa for nine nioulha. Of eourae, to run a paper cost* money. Printer* are not wot king for the love of the thing. Wo are fully aware.li at it i* thought by many that the pa|wr is heir to a bad debt contracted by last year's staff. Now, we wish it to be understood that we are not encumbered by any such legacy and don't intend to be, for we feel assured that the boys are going to support ns by well paid *ul>*criptioii. In taking our j It is the property of the U. of G. Whether it is to he a success or not depends on the ’Varsity boys. With this introduction we present to you No. 1 of Vol. II. Hoping that it will prove beneficial and in structive to the students of the old University of Georgia and the world at large.’ COLLEGE POLITICS. When Tiik Ukd and Black first made its appearance last- year it look its stand on an anti political platform. This principal we still hold and ulthough wu may he treading in dangerous ground iu thus speaking, we feel we are on IDS right side. College politics has a tendency to cause a wid e breach between the college students. College men should he as a whole with the interests of their Alma Mater at heart, not as two or more separate bodies continually pulling away from one another. The old motto of “United we stand Divided we fall" applys to the college man as well as one. The right man in lbe right place should be our maxim. To break up politics at the U. of G. of course would require that the hoys look to the good of the grand old University and pull together. Things have gone entirely too far in politics at the U. of ti. and there is no telling where it will end. May Tiik Ukd and Black soon see the word Fac tions become obsolete in the Vo cabulary of the University student. I Thia is plain talk we know still we feel all will realize that we are realy speaking with the good of the college at heart and hope none will misunderstand us or lake offense at same. GEORGIA RAILROAD SC IEDULES OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER. Ao«u«»a, G*.. Be, Umber 2d, 18W. Commencing '■‘apt "d the following actedalea will bo operated. All train*, ran bj 20*t t endian Time. The eehednloa are eobjeet to obange withont notice to the public KdA.t DOWV BEAD OPT Ns. 11 N igbt xpreta Mail Train No 87. hTATIOnb Train No 88. Day Mail. Night Express Tram No. It. 6 16 poi 6 44 p< 1 4T pin 4 10 pm 4 90 pm 0 40 pm 4 44 pm 4 57 pm 7 *4 pn 7 11 pn 7 96 pn. 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Hearing Th maoo. i Meaena 1 7 45 pm 7 So pn 7 82 pn 7 04 pm 4 4* pm 4 41 ..a 4 SO m 4 18 p*n 8 8.5 axu 9 4l am 8 41 am 6 54 am 8 (4 an 04 83 am 09 54 am 10 09 am 10 85 am 10 S'* am 10 57 am M 16 pa 11 57 pm 11 48 pm 11 69 pm 18 CO n’o 18 15 pm Camek Norwood Barnett Crewlodr’l Union ) omt U'eet..o ro Unokbeoai M«diaon . Kntledge Social Circle Covington . .Conjere Ltthonia 'ton® M’tn. .Clarkalon. . Decatur vllanta A 46 pm 6 V pm 4 64 pm 4 4 > pm 4 80 pm 4 01 pm 5 6<i pm 1 88 pm 3 vS p«* 8 15 pm 8 0o pm 8 6o am 1 66 pm 8 4** am Carnal.. j l6 p 11 16 am 19 4o am 8 16 am . 0S pn » *7 eui W arren to 4 84 p 11 09 am 12 27 am 00 am 11 5* am • 18 am I HZ am 2 47 pm 9 81 am Sparta 10 SA am 11 24 pm 4 08 an. 1 (4 pm Deveraux 00 am 10 6» pm A 1] an. I S pm 9 49 am Carre 8 8; pm 10 15 am 10 44 i m 4 «*6 am > id pm 9 69 am Milled gville 4 57 pm * 5 am lo 12 pm 5 'U an. 8 ?3 pm . Browne 4 80 pm am 9 48 pro 6 47 am 4 •» pm 10 22 am .Hadtlocaa.. 4 8*5 pm 9 t, am 4 tl pm 4 14 pm James. 7 0 an 6 4V pm 11 oo am .Macon. 1 46 pm • 00 am 8 80 pm 7 So pm jll CO am 8 .8 pm Barnett . 66 pm s 50 am 4 lo pu 1 7 48 pm 11 1 a am t to pm . ftharon I At pm 9 87 am 4 08 pm 7 62 poi 111 *2 am t S'* pm Hillman .. 1 M pm 9 23 aa ' 64 pn 8 86 i>m 1 58 pm • 13 pm '4’aehingtoo 1 00 pm 7 5 am 6 20 piu j 6 20 pm 2 (.6 pn Union Pom 2 20 am 5 66 pm ..Wsodville 9 0b am S In pm » 0» pm Balrdelown • 04 am J A0 pm a a . Maxeja 1 * < pm * 2T pu ..Htepbena.. 8 44 am S 21 pm 1 lv pa . Crawford b 80 am 1 66 pa Dunlap. 3 18 am 1 5ft Da Wmura ! 7 6* pm 4 IS pm . Albans. ... 7 6o an 4 S > pn ra m Union Bom i .. -Uloam 12 01 pn WhiwPlain 1 So pn A Isb .o* train• ran l)«ilj except II sad 12, which do aol ran on dnad*,. Steeping Can between Atlanta and Charleston. A agnate it 1 Atlanta, A agnate mad Mason o Nishi express. Mespng Can betwaao Mason and New York on tram V and train Waring Macon at I TU0.1 K SCOTT, JOk W. WHITE, A. G. JACKSON Genera Manager *ravsUiSf Passesfer Agent. Gss'l Freight and Pasa a. Aoaueea. G*.