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STJIVLTvLIEIR,
School in Mathematics
0|K*m .1 iinf 21»tl», and continue* Mix
week*. Address, on or before
June *20th,
M. C. riORENO.
0 P. HASELTON,
Dealer in 11 i^li Grade
PI A 1ST OB AND ORGANS
.Small Mimical Instrument*, Picture
Framing. Artists' Material*, etc.
112 < LAYTON ST UK FT
J.S. BERNSTEIN,
pDayij, jtoi) ujijJ ^juJa
STABLE.
No. *21*2 Thomn* St. Telephone ft.*?.
ALBIN HAJOS,
P|iOToqp/\p^Ep.
ill CLAYTON STItKKT,
A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN KENT.
Our new field will be put in ex
cellent condition for foot ball be
fore the next term open*. We liatre
secured the services of one of the
best coaches the South has ever
bad. With a good coach and an
excellent field the only thing left
lor tis to do is to “ play ball.” We
ought to have at least as many as
fifty men in training next fall. We
have good men right now in our
midst that, with the proper traiu-
ingi grit and delormiunl’on to win
or die, can be the champions of the
South.
It is my purpose to give the 2nd
eleven more encouragement next
fall than ever before. The 2nd team
of each year ought lobe the 'Var
«ity for the next. Let every 2d
team man work with the assurance
that bis merit is going to be recog
nized. I,et every foot ball aspirant
quit smoking cigarette, at least one
month before college opens, do light
work in the gymnasium and return
to college ready to go into hard
training. Our battles will lie hard
and severely fought, but manly.
We must stand by our foot hall re
cord. We can if we will only make
the proper effort. Let every man
blessed with physical ability return
next fall bringing a friend and help
to do honor to dear old Georgia on
the gridiron, as well as in the class
room and on the rostrum.
Wm. B. Kent.
Ii. L. Berner, II. A. Jenkins,A. O.
Stevens, and J. I). Little, who were
on the programme, were absent.
George C. Thomas delivered an
appropriate address.
X. J. Hammond responded on the
part of the Board of Trustees.
The spirit which pervaded all the
speaking was that the erection of
this building is only a beginning of
greater things.
Athenaeum.
The dance at the Athenaeum last
night was the most delightful
affair of the entire Commencement
season. The crow present was im
mense; delightful refreshments
were served, and the couples danced
till a late hour.
B. S. Frey, of the class of *92 is in
the city.
We regret that wo did not have
room to publish the reports of the
managers of the Kku ani> Black,
and the supplemental report of the
foot ball season.
Sweet Peas are “the thing” this
year. Be sure you get them from
Fred S. Morton, telephone 118, and
get the large, handsome flowers
with long stems. He has the hand
somest in Georgia.
SUMMER
Opens June 20tli, and continues six
weeks. Address
G- J? ZEEUTsTT,
ATHENS, GA.
Students’ Laundry.
:o:
AND DOVESTfC
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Large* Sample Rooms.
Fine \\ ork a Specialty. Goods Latin*
dried «m Short Notice.
Hot and Cold Ratlis.
ir. a. McKenzie, vrop’r.
CHARLES JAMES.
26 Clayton Street.
ATHENS,GEORGIA Science Hall.
Over Gro. Williamson’* Grocery Store.
* ft "Come and *ce Id* handsome par
lor* and Iiim work. Guarantee to satisfy
rlelt and poor, old or young.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
ism* 1*1 care to till Prescription*
uni i»r
W •
correctly uinl promptly nml know th.it our
du'tfw .ir* lUilutply pure. Wo lake nortiuiu n
on thi* latter point, and you ain't afford to
take any chance* in the tilling of your pro
scription* \N . w mt \our pr«-» riptSon trade
r\i mki: \ kinnFkrkU iw.nih..h st
Op|M*dtf I'ostoAti I
All the swi ll students patronize
DICK HARRIS.
The Ileal llather in Town.
11 road St< Ipposito ('nmpus.
GILLELANDS
Popular Place!
I Soli, it tin* tinier* of the Students,
tluriutc Commencement, for
( reams ami Sherbets
to In* served *t their different
enarrtainmetaU.
Cointiu na*m«*tit visitor* will ritul a delight
ful r» ***»rt in
(jilleland's Place.
N • • : N • toc.it • i .- ; .md
K<*frewliiuir to drink
105 Broad Street.
CLEn QILLELAND.
With prayer nml praise the cor
ner stone was laid yesterday.
And those who build in the name
of toe Lord shall not build ill vail .
Thu exercises moved off smooth
ly. The hatallion was not as full
as it might have been, hut the hoys
went through their part of the pro-
gramme with heartiness. The pro
cession formed in the order hclore
published.
After the stone was laid hy the
Masons, the procession moved to
the l Impel where the speaking look
place. 1’. W. Meldrim, President
of the Alumni Society, gave the ad
dress of welcome. Mr. .Meldrim
gave some cogent reasons for the
advancement of cdueation in our
State. Georgia’s white illiterates
are It! per cent, of her white popu-
Istion, while those of Kansas are 4
per cent, and Iowa only Id per cent.
He also said that it was the duty of
the Stale to educate her daughters
as well as her sous.
Stale School Commissioner G. U.
Glenn spoke in Gov. Atkinson’s
place, as he was providentially pre
vented from being present. The
most vital point touched by Mr.
Glenn was in bis declaration that
lie intended to do all in his powsr
to till up the chasm now yarning
between the public achools and the
University. Fash county shcool
should he a part of one great sys
tem hsviug its culmination in the
University.
For Men’s
Fine Shoes,
Call on
E. I. SMITH & CO.,
Corner
Clayton St. and
College Ave.
McCurdy’s
Palace Market.
Fine Meats,
5 N. Jackson Street.
LW ’Phone 125-
SPECIAL SALE
A Beautiful lot of
J. N. WILLIAMSON.
JARDINEERSsr-
HANGING BASKETS
AND WINDOW BOXES.
flowing out Bcfrigmton ami hwiw.
Hi* lot of Fly Train* ami Fan*, ami the
Unr»**t tot of Hurfi tirade
STEKELRANGE*
Ever in Xorth*a»t Gc<>ivia
Livery and
Feed Stables.
Yistors ire Cordia'ly Invited to Call
and Look throogV
T. 5. METHVIN,
The Bif Stove amt Tin House. corner Clay
ton and Jackson Miret*
Clayton Street.
Oproslte Y M. C. A Building