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1902 "the Progress
What a Zwelvementb fyas Done
The progress of the UnlvrisMy dur
ing tho Inst yenr in externals is most
clearly Been in the addition of new de
partments of study A medic nl college
and a dental school are now parts of
the University. The fliht class of the
former has just recehed its degree, and
the students of .the dental m hool will
enter on the first year of work In the
fall of 1903 The curriculum has also
been enlarged b courses Ui forestry,
in domestic science, by certain courses
In history and sociology, in pedagogy,
and especially In the topics relating to
dairying and agriculture Little has
been done In building, but the Imme
diate future promises great changes, as
the last legislature was liberal In its
appropriations. A new barn at the
farm has been constructed at a cost of
$2,800. For new buildings on the farm,
about $100,000 Is now available, while
two buildings will be erected on the
campus during the next two years, at
a total cost of $110,000 The total
amount appropriated by the last legis
lature foots up about $S2 1,000, dis
tributed approximately as follows:
From the Morrill fund. $f)0 000, the
Agricultural Experiment station fund,
$30,000; the University cash fund-
Ttoo Verses by
Passing Away.
'They're passing away the raseless
years,
A lengthened span of Joy and tears
With noiseless tread of stubborn pace
The earth-born pilgrim runs his race
The yellow leaf, an nmblem fair
Of ebbing life, well marked with care
Ah. Youth, in all thy boasted state.
Thou. too. dost share the ruling fate.
And with the marks of lengthening clay
Dont change to fade and pass away;
For Time's the sickle of the hour.
That yields no place to charm or
power.
Nor even doth a saintly grace
ISvade this reaper's sure embrace.
The monk In his declining yea is
Gives up his strength for want:, and
fears.
There's nothing, nay, that Time can
trace.
Which his rude hand will not efface.
And when in life'B few closing years.
Man seekB to quell his troublc-d fears.
He finds that naught that is endures.
And of life'B promise naught assures
Or hope, in all his poveity.
Save this sole thought. KTEHNITY
Dr. Bentz, Dentist, Eleventh and O.
Chapln Bros., florists, 127 So. 13th,
Tel. 1G-1.
Tote Your Old Books
to the Co-Op
They will carry them over sum
mer for you and sell them o'i
commission whenever oppoi
tunity offers this summer or
next year.
Toil and Trouble
Save the trouble of pac king an 1
unpacking, of old useless book.-,
lying around, and sell them while
it is possible to sell. They s-oon
go out of date. The Co-Op.
wants second-hand books. So,
tote them to
THE COOP
of a Xear"1903
for the University of tlebrasUa
student fees, matriculation dues. etc.
$85.01)0. From the temporary Uni
versity fund it Is estimated that $059,
0M) will be available during the blen
nlum It may be that the new rev
enue law will yield more than this
sum; in case of such a favorable out
come, the regents are permitted to use
$35,000 additional In the way of enlarg
ing the campus. In all there is avail
able for the coming two years about
$250,000 more than the regents had at
their disposal during the biennium
just ending. The outlook therefore for
growth is exceedingly bright. The
total inc rease in registration is not
large, but sufficient to satisfy the
friends of the University. For the
year 1902-2 the total registered in all
depai tmrnts. during the jtar, was
2.289. The year just closing will indi
cate a icgistration of almost or quite
2.150. In addition to the growth indi
cated above, it Is expected that "Tem
ple Hall." a building for social and re
ligious pui poses, will be elected on
lots adjacent to the Unlveisity campus.
It will cost $100,000, derived Horn gifts
made by Mr. Rockefeller and other
friends of t he Universltj. within the
next two yeais
',cBob cAddison"
A Silent Voice.
What call is this within, that speaks
to me'
What voice is it. that's heard in silent
hours?
'Tis naught I see. or e'en can know
with sense
Of sight or touch -although I try with
eye
And hand alert, this secret to detect
Does there a voice from heaven come
to say
Just where my feet shall tread and
thought shall run?
Can such a mystery be my natural
state?
Or has imagination feigned a guide
To choose my course and point to ways
of right.
To shun rude error's path and lead the
road'
Where honor, love, and duty dwell en
throned? 'Tis this I long to know. Have you
this voice.
That thus within your throbbing
breast so speaks?
Wonderful Resources of the West
If you are looking for a home and
want to visit the west you can do so
with very little expense as the
UNION PACIFIC will Bell one-way
colonist tickets EVERY DAY at the
following rates from Lincoln:
UNTIL JUNE 15
$25.00 to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and many other California points.
$20.00 to Ogden, Salt Lake City,
Butte, Anaconda and Helena.
$22.50 to Spokane and Wanatchee.
$25.00 to Portland. Tacoma. Seattle,
and many other Oregon and Washing
ton points.
ROUND TRIPS JULY 1 TO
CLUSIVE.
$15.00 to Denver, Colorado
and Pueblo.
JUNE 1 TO SEPTEMBER 30.
10, IN
Springs INCLU-
SIVE.
$1(1.75 to Denver.
17.35 to Coloradp Springs.
17.50 to Pueblo.
28.75 to Glenwood Springs.
MAY 12 TO 18, INCLUSIVE.
$45.00 to San Francisco and Los An
geles. Final return limit July 15.
For full information call on or ad
dress. E. B. SLOSSON.
General Agent.
Dr. Aley, chronic diseases, 1318 O.
C. E. Brown, Dentist. Burr block.
Don Cameron's for a sqiare meal.
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$8.50 A TON.
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