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THE RED AND BLACK.
THE RED AND BLACK.
Published every Saturday during the
Colloglato year.
in the South, and meet them on our
own ground, so it will never do to
he beaten. Much of the success of
the season’s work depends on the
Subscription price one dollar per year. r „„ U of lhe firil matcb g#me If
L W. CHflRBONNIER & 02,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Advertising rates furnished on appli
cation
Address all business communications
to Ruslness Manager.
Contributions, signed by the author,
are welcome; received by the Kditor in
Chief.
sTArr:
fi W. Roah.'Wi, Editor-In-Chief.
K. C. Itysls, 96, Local Kditor.
K. K lioland, *t»7. Ruslness Manager.
I, . K. Powell, '96, Soliciting; Agent.
J. W. Welch, l.aw; F. C. Keen, I.aw;
Kugrne Itodd, l.aw; .1. II. Ilutner, '9ft;
I. .1 llofmayer, 'it7.
Entered at Athena
class mail matter.
I*. <>. as second
victory is our lot everyone will feel
1 confident, while defeat can but ne
cessarily tend to dishearten the boys
to a slight extent. The Hkd and
Hi.ack strongly urges the hoys to
appear on the gridiron as often as
possible, and we hope next week to
see at least fifteen men bucking
against the 'Varsity team. The
more men the 'Varsity has to play
* against why the better will she be
able to bold her own against sueh
rivals asSewanee and Auburn teams,
which have a slight advantage over
us in experience on the gridiron.
Once more we urge the foot-hallists
to appear on the field in greater
numbers aud more often.
CEMENT AND LIME.
Sole Agents for the Favorite
GLEIST COAL.
Dealers in all kinds of Hard and Soft Coal. ORDERS FROM STUDENTS SPE
CIALLY SOLICITED ami carefully executed. No extra charge for handling.
OFFICE, VICTORIA HOTEL CORNER.
PAY UP.
The time has now come for you
to pay your Kki> ami Hi.ack sub
scription, and our oollector hopes to
he able to write you out a receipt
for »1.00 some lime during next
week at the latest. We know that
there is a tendency among
JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING
Several well-known merchants of
this city who do not advertise in
the Ukd ami Hi.ack were very con
spicuous in displaying notices of
their wares in the circus parade last
ollege Saturday, and the expense incurred
men to look upon the payment of by their advertising pageant must
have amounted to quite a sum.
Now the question is does such ad
vertising pay better than a well
written “ad” ill the columns of a pa
per? Ai d if they go to the troubh
ami expense to get up such a dis
play could they not aflord to put a
small notice in a sheet which is read
liy a cli
mouths anyway in their city and
would he more likely to trade with
them than the class who spent one 1
day here and who looked on the j
amusing spectacle of darkeys boar-1
ing fantastic sign-boards and riding
on donkeys as a good show, but did ■
they once think of it as an induce
ment to trade with the advertisers ? j
Now of course advertising is a great
means of procuring trade, but it
such a debt as (lie last use to make
of tlicir dollar, and even not to pay
at all if possible. Still, when you
nsk them to put thoir names on the
subscriber's list they arc all “on
deck.” There are some who have
even refused to put their names on
the subscriber's list, still they will
all road somebody cist's Uki> am>
Hi.ack whenever they gel a chance,
lull my pen fails me when it comes
to writing our opinion of men witli
so little college spirit. A man who
cannot subscribe one dollar for his
college periodical for a whole term
don’t deserve the title of a “’Varsity
man.” Come up, fellows, and put
your names on the subscription list
and don’t ho classed among the
drones of the college. This is
straight talk, lull of course it is not should be done judiciously, and as
meant for “you," for “you" are go. has been proved in the past, there
ing to pay for the Uki> am> Hlack i* no better place than in the col-
wiihout a murmur, and so you see
this talk was meant all lliu tune for
the “oilier fellow. ’
PLAY HALL “COLLEGE."
We are certainly glad to learn
that Colonel Suclling lias let the
men of the college team ofT from
drill durtug the fool ball season
This was of course the proper thing
to do, and when it comes to doing!
scything in the interest of Atblel-
ios, which are indirectly the interest
^f the University, you can rely ou
the Colonel doing all in his power
to promote the satnr, and Kki> and
Hi.uk heartily applauds him for
looking at the matter iu this light.
The necessity of having a large col
lege team for the 'Varsity to prac
tice against, cannot he over-estima
ted. Very soon now wo must meet
one of the greatest foot hall teams
McDowell & Sox,
FINE
II. Com Davis,
Confectioneries, Fruits
AND CIGARS.
COLLEGE AVENUE, ATHENS, (1A.
Restaurant,
JACKSON STREET.
A J. MI KICK
WILL MAKE
CITY DRUG STORE,
Cabinet Photocraphs
For the Students at
R, C. ORR & CO.
S2.00 PER DOZEN - .
WE WANT YOUR
JOHN T JACKSON,
LIerchant
Tailor.
j Carries a full line of samples. Suits
made to order. Cleaning ami repairing |
neatly done. All work guaranteed.
]?resciptioris.
BEST DRUGS USED.
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
Telephone 112.
ipvzpsijy DIpGJQJKy,
Report Errors, Changes and New Organizations to
Business Manager.
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Praaidmt w. P. Oearrald, 'M.
Treasurer E. E. Dougherty, ’96.
Chairman Executive Committee II. W. Stubbs, ’»«.
FOOT HALL TEAM.
Captain O. P. Butler, '94.
Manager U. C. Moreno, '93.
DEMOSTIIKNIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.
President D. T. Clarke, '96.
Treasurer Eugene Dodd, Law.
limns of a newspaper. A one inch
notice running nine months, is more
apt to mean more trade for the ad
vertiser than a (laming display in
the shape of a placard, carried
around town on the aek of a mule
for a few hours.
‘ Dr. Wm Thos. Coggin,
No. ii Thomas Street
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
MADDOX BROS.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
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Sttoexts and Clubs
WORK GUARANTEED.
109 East tiro ad Street, Athens, Georgia
PHI-KAPPA LITERARY SOCIETY.
President Holcombe Racon,'96.
Treasurer F. W. ltean, '95.
THE TIIALIAXS.
President E C. Ryals, '91!.
Stage Manager Holcombe Bacon, '96.
Business Manager J. W. Welch, Law.
GLEE CLUB.
President Shirley Brooks, '96.
Musical Director.... Dr. J. P. Campbell.
Business Manager F. K. Roland, '97.
Y. M. C. A.
President
Treasurer ...F
Captain Co. A
Captain Co. R
Adjutant.
F. J. Orr, '95
K. Roland, '97.
CADET COKPS.
J. T. Dunlap, '95.
W. P. Gearrsld, '95.
0. B. Nisbet, '95.
TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
President nolcombe Racon, '96.
Jfanager W. L. Kemp,'95.
Treasurer F. g Boland, '97.
LAW CLASS.
A. Neal.
President . to
President
SENIOR CLASS.
President
JUNIOR CLASS.
President
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
President.
FRESHMAN CLASS.