The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-30
barnes Medical College, St. Louis. No.

Barnes Medical College,, St. Louis. Mo.
This is one of the largest medical colleges
In the country. and lays claim to being the
largest west of the Mississippi. II mas been
organized for eight years, and IL conSe-
quence has a large alumni. II possesses the
good will of the medical fraternity and the
Board of Trustees is made up of represen-
! tative citizens of St. Louis, and has q fac
ulty of forty, many having national repu-
tation. II is now quartered in a new five
story building, unpretenticus in outline.
graceful in proportion, massive in construc-
ton and elegant in finish. 1t is modern in
all respects and equipped with appliances
essential to the comfort and skill of the
Students. Work on the Centenary Hospital.
which adjoins the college building on the
east, is in progress. When completed it
will be fireproof, six stories, with basement,
with capacity for 80 patients and modern
In all appointments 1t is expected that the
hospital will be open for the reception of
patients next October. The faculty strictly
complies with all agreements set forth in
their announcement. and inculcate moral
pfeceptS, integrity and medical ethlCS, as
wei! as impart scientific medical inStruc-
tiof. Students entering this institution re-
ceive all the advantages incident TO the ap-
preaching Worlds Fair, to be held in 1904.
the past year students from twenty-seyen
oliferent States and Territories and from
The college year begins September %. but
the preliminary term VIII open September 3.
Detailed concerning the insti-
tuition may be had by addressing Pickney
french. NJ. D., corresponding secretary,
Century building. St Louis. Mo.
Smith Academy, ST. Louis, Mo.
The forty-eiShth academic year of Smith
Academy will begin Thursday. September
70. This well-known school prepares Its
students for all colleges or scientific schools
or for business. BY certificate or eXanila-
ton, according to the usage of each instl-
tuition, II has enrolled its graduates OF last
June in Washington University, Yale. Har-
ward. Princeton. Amherst, Cornell, Michi-
gan, Sheffield Scientific School, Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, Purdue Uni
versity and the School of Mines. Clausthal,
in Herr, Germany.
The standard of scholarship is high and
the course of study is arranged To accord
with the trend of modern educational re-
quirements. a variety of student enterprises
add to the interest of scholastic life at
Smith Academy. Athletics, football, base
ball. golf. tennis and track work supplement
the course in the gymnasium required by
the curriculum.
All work in the gymnasium and in ath-
letics is carefully supervised by a gentle
man who has had longer experience in
gymnastics.
A school paper, the Smith Academy Rec
ord. is published monthly. edited by the
boys, and contests in defamation and es-
says and for the prizes in Greek and Latin
help TO stimulate the students
In addition to the usual training in vocal
music. the academy possesses a school
choir, a glee club and a mandolin club. By
these varied interests, it is hoped that each
student will be enabled to cultivate his
special talent in some degree, along with
his regular school work