University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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ANSAS ,CITY MEDICAL COLLEGE. Established 1869. Well Equipped A Laboratories. The Thirty-third' An: nual Session begins Sept. 15th, 1901, and continues Twenty-six Weeks. A si A A A . FACULTY: DAVID R. POR'l'ICAR., NLD. CHARLES H. l,ES'l'lsiR. M D- THOMAS llHA'l l'Il'f, M.D. EDWARD H. THRATLKILL, M.D. HARRY C. HAYS, M.D. EDWV- SCH-Auf: l'I4l'fR5f5-lll-.M-l7- IIHANRY 0. HANAXVALT. M.D. CIIARIJCS E. CLARK. M.D. II. L. lllllBARD, M. D. ERNEST F. ROBINSON, M.D. JEFFERSON D. t'1RIl'FIlll, M.D. PAIRBAIRN BINNIIQ, A.M.,M.D., FRANKLIN E. MURPHY. M.D. ROBT. MCE. SCHAUFFLER. M.D. WILLIAM K. TRIMBLE, M.D. .TWIN H. VAN EMAN. M-ll LM- HON. 0. H. DEAN, M.D. ORRIN H. PARKER, M.D., Ph.G. CARL PHILLIPS, M. D. WILLIAM C. 'l'YRl4Il'2, M. D. GEORGIC C. MOSlll'2R, M.D. yVU,L1AM1:RlCK, Mlp, IFRANK J. HALI4, MID. ANDREW L.FUL'1'0N.M- D- ROBERT T. SLOAN, A.M., M.D. I. J. CLAUSICN, M D. FREDI-'QRICK T. VAN EMAN, M.D. Four-Year Graded Course-A Part Completed in Each Year. Lecture and Recitation System ol Instruction. Hospital and Clinical Features unusually large. For Announcement and other iiiforiimtion, address ANDREW L. FULTON, M.D., Dean. FRANKLIN E. MURPHY, M.D., Secy, Those if T l ICE CREAM. Clothing Values that we are offering now are the talk ofthe town, and justly so. You would hardly ex- pect to obtain such el- egant garments at the price, S15 00, 51250, 510.001 New Hats new Shirts, new Ties. 3 Call and Examine. W. E. SPALDING. T0 SCHOOL TEACHERS. It will pay every school teacher, as well as every other ambitious young man or young woman, who reads this notice, and who wishes to better his or her condition in life, to write at once for our beautiful 64-page illus- trated catalogue, free. You will he shown how you can easily double and treble your yearly earnings. Write to-day. Address, D. L. MUSSELMAN. President, Gem City Business Col- lege, Quincy, lll. The coolness which exists between A stiff-necked couple will soon melt, Thaw, dissolve itself Into a gentle balm that will refresh their parched Throats and heal all their petty differences. Then they will unbend a little and join A In a chorus of praise for Wiedemann, who made This most delicious refreshment. :i: :lc :iz :i: :le A glass of Ice Cream Soda, too, they'll take: and he'll buy himselfa few of those line Cigars-ofcourse, slie'1l not object--they're so fragrant, you know. And he'll buy hera box ot'Cancly-just the thing. And all is lovely.

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