The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-11
Location.

Auburn Is a town of 1,500 inhabi- tants, situated in the county of Lee, in the eastern portion of the State. The place Is eas1y accessible, being on the line of the Western of Alabama Rail- way, fifty-nine miles east of Montgom- cry. Through trains between New York and New Orleans pass this point daily. The central object of the town is the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. There are no large business houses, no outside attractions. no saloons Tho town is but an aggregation of resi- dences and small business houses more or less connected with the life of tho college. Over 800 feet above the sea level, the town is entirely free from maiarial diseases, and is exceedingly healthful. The climate is equal to that of many summer resortes. The people of Auburn are Q democratic, church. going community and stand for evsry- thing that is elevating and good.
 Tuition is free to residents of Ala- bama; twenty dollars for nonresident students. Good board may be obtain ed at prices ranging from $s.5o to $500 per month. Fees for the year-Inci- dental. Surgeon and Library-ars twelve dollars.
 Faculty and Omcers.
 Charles Coleman Thach. M. A.-Presf- dent and Professor of English and Political Economy.
 Otis David Smith. M. A, LLA D.-@ Professor of Mathematics.
 James Henry Lane. c. D.. M. A, Phs D., LLA D.-Professor of Civil Eng1s ueering and Drawing George Petrie, M A.. Ph. D.--Profess sor of History and Latin
 Bennett Battle Ross. M sc.--Pro- lessor of Chemistry and State Chemist. John Jenkins wilmore, M. E.--Pro- lessor of Mechanical Engineering.
 Charles Allen Cary, B. &c.,, D. V. M-- Professor of Physiology and veterina- ry Science.
 Emerson B. Miller. Phar. M. M. sc.--< Professor of Pharmacy.
 John Frederick Duggar. M sc.--Pror lessor of Agriculture.
 Arthur St. c. Dustan, M E., c. E.--- Professor Electrical Engineering.
 John Edward Wiatt, M. A.-Professor of Modern Languages. X Boiling Hall Crenshaw, M. E.-Asso- oiate Professor of Mathematics.
 James Powell Cooke Southall. M. A --Professor of Physics.
 Edward Mead Wilcox, A. M. Ph. D. Professor of Biology and Botany.
 Roger Sherman Macintosh. B. Agr. Professor of Horticulture.
 Benjamin Sweat Patrick. M Sc.-- Commandant and Acting Professor of Military Science and Tactics.
 George Nathan Mitcham. c. D.. M. E. Professor of Geology and Mining En- gineer.
 Michael Thomas Fullan. M. E.-As- sistant Professor of Mechanic Arts.
 Clifford LeRoy Hare, M. Sc.-Assist- ant Professor of Chemistry.
 Arthur McBryde Ransom, M &c., Instructor in Chemistry.
 William Oscar Scroggs. M sc.-Li- brarian and Instructor in English.
 Reuben David Webb. M. Sc.-1nstruc- tor in English.
 William welch Hill. D and M. E.-. Instructor in Mechanic Arts.
 William B. Stokes, B. Sc.-anstructor in Mechanic Arts.
 James R. Rutland. A. B., M Sc.-In- structor in English.
 Pane Shields Haley. M. sc.-xnstruc- tor fin Mathematics. John Harris Mitchell, M. s.--Assist- ant in Chemistry. Berner Leigh shi, B. B.-Assistant to the President W. D. Crozier. A. B.-Assistant in English and Latin.
 James Leonidas Murphy. .S.-As- sistant in English and Mathematics.
 Thomas Hatcher Watson. B. 6.-As. slstant in Civil Engineering and Draw~ ing. '' Edwin Washington Ewing, B. se- Assistant fin Chemistry. / Isham Kimbell. B. S.--Assistant in Pharmacy
 Albert Lee Thomas. B. S.-Assistant in Mechanic Arts.
 Caius Rex Hudson. B. S.--Assistant in Agriculture.
 Allen Green Jones, B. S.-Assistant in Electrical Engineering. Isaac sadler McAdory. B. S.--Assist- ant in Veterinary Science.
 William Watson Davis, M. Sc-Aot- ing Librarian and Assistant in English. Thomas Bragg. M Sc.-Instructor in Chemistry. James T. Anderson. M. So.. Ph. D. Associate Chemist to Experiment sta- ton.
 C. M. Floyd-Superintend of Farm. N. c. Kew, M. Sc.-Instructor in Anil nal Industry . ..- '. p. T. Glern-Treasurer. E't'
 J. H. Drake, NJ. D.-Surgeon.