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You want to got a holiday Nk
imvsivAX buforo thoy tiro nil gone.
At tho recent session of the
St:tlo Historical Society, the nick
name of the state was changed from
that of "Bug-eating" to "Tree
planting." This change is cer
tainly very appropriate, but never
theless we have all come to feel
proud of tho fact that we are "bug
eaters." We have on hand several copies
of the holiday number which we
are desirous of getting rid of as soon
as possible. There will bo no An
nual published this year, but while
we do notconsidor this issue in any
way a rival to tho Sombrero, still it
remains tho only publication worthy
to be retained as a memento of
your college lifo for tho year "Ji-y.
"When those on hand aro gone,
they cannot bo reproduced and it
behooves every one to secure a cop'
us soon as possible.
During tho past fow years tho
library accommodations have been
If UWSiflM.'
so very long ago that Miss Ellen
ISniith presided over the reading
room, the library, and exercised
the functions of rigistrar. Then
the library was opened only a few
hours each day.
Tho work soon became too bur
densome for one person and assist
ants were added, until to day we
have, besides the librarian, several
cataloguers and several assistants,
while Miss Smith's time is entirely
taken up with tho duties of regis
trar. To accommodate the increased
demand of the students for more
library hours, the library was
opened every evening of the week
except Saturday and Sunday even
ing and a night assistant employed.
Last week tho library was opened
Saturday evening for tho first time
This plan will bo tried for some
time, and if satisfactory remaiu
the established rule.
There are, however, some who
object to tho now- departure.
Heretofore books could bo taken
out Saturday evening and kept till
Monday morning without any dif
iieulty. .Now books cannot bo
taken out .without tho special per
mit of tho professor to whoso de
partment tho book belongs. Of
course history and other reference
books will, as a rule, have to remain
in the library for those who wish
to consult them Saturday evening.
Tho only question is, will more bo
accomodated under tho now regime
than under tho okU
A meeting of tho contestants who
expect to enter tho local oratorical
contest was hold in chapel "Wed
nesday afternoon. It was decided
to recommend Saturday evening,
Fob. 10, to tho association as tho
date of the contest. Tho associa
tion meets to-day to decide this
question as well as any other that
may como up.
Examination Soheclulo.
(Whoro no room Is montlotiotl, tho
regular licoltiitlou room will bo
UH0(1).
SATURDAY, .JANUARY 20--2-1 1. M.
College Hygiene Young men.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2S S-10 A. M.
French L Miss Conklin, Armory.
French 1 Prof. lCdgmn, room 20.
Botany 17 Hot. loot ;' room.
Latin h (Soutonius), room fi.
10-12
Latin J Room 10.
Hebrew.
Military Science 5.
Agriculture f.
French !J 2d year, room 20.
Hegmnniug Latin:
Mr. L-uighlin, room IS,
Uni.
Hall.
Mr. "Weslerman, Armory.
Mr. Fling, Chetn. lecture room
Mr. House, Chapel.
2-1 i M.
English Literature f Armory.
Geometry, Second Prop:
Mr. Albers, Chapel.
Mr. Candy, room to, Uni. Hall.
Mr. Chatourn, room2o,
Mr. Howie, room b,
Mr. "Walker, room i,
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Adv. Physiology.
i-0 J'. M.
Algebra, Second Prop. :
Mr. Albers, Chapel.
Mr. Candy, room lf, Uni. Hall
Mr. Chatburn, room 2o,
Mr. Howie, room J,
Air. Walker, room o,
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American History .
Mechanics and Mechanism.
Lectures in Organic Chemistry.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 S-10 A. M.
Greek Agriculture 1.
Xeonophon 2d year Greek,
chapel.
Algebra First Prep. :
Mr. Albers, room J 7, Uni. hall.
Mr. Chatburn room;, Uni. hall.
Mr. Howie, room 2b, Uni. hall.
Lieutenant Pershing, Armory.
Mr. Walker, room , Uni. hall.
Botany 1, Bot. lecture room.
J 0-1 2.
Horticulture i.
English Literature 15.
Electricity and Magnetism.
sm . ,
Chiistry, Prep., Chom. lecture
room.
Cheijiistry o, room 4, Chom. lab.
2-1 1'. M.
Physics, Prep., Armory.
Latin li.
Mathematics ?.
Constitutional Law and History.
Guard Manual, etc. (A. It. & C.)
Histolog3r.
4-0 i m.
Botany, Prop., Armory.
Cicero's Select Letters.
Entomology.
Paragraph Writing.
Advanced English Literature.
Crystallography.
Amor. Hist. f (Theory of the
State).
WEDNESDAY, .IAN. uO 8-10 A. M.
Virgil Prof. Dann, room 11.
Prof Wilson, Chapel.
Physics y.
German, Teachers' Course.
English, First Prep. :
Mr. Bates, Chom. lecture room.
Mr. Gray, Armory.
Miss Manley, room 27, Uni. hall.
10-12.
Greek 1.
Logic.
tuantitalivc Analysis.
Invertebrate Morphology.
Agriculture '6.
Latin, Second Prep.:
Prof. Wilson, Chapel.
Miss Tremain, Armory.
2-U v. m.
American History J.
Civil Engineering 5.
Agriculture 5.
Domestic Chemistry:
Trigonometry:
Prof. Candy, room 5, Uni. hall.
Prof. Hitchcock, Bot. lecture
room.
Prof. Hodgeman, Chapel.
Mr. Brooks, room 3, Uni. hall.
4r-0 r. m.
American History (1850-1801).
"Water Analysis:
Horticulture:
German, XVIII Century Lit.
Engineering Trigonometry:
Prof. Candy, room 15, Uni. hall.
Prof, llodgman, room 17.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31 8-10 A. M.
Anglo-Saxon, Chapel.
Polioical Economy.
French 5
History, First Prep.:
Mr. Holmes,' Chom. lecture
room.
Miss Law, Armory.
1.0-12.
Chomistry 1, Chom. lecture room.
Italian.
Botany 15.
Spanish.
Geology 1.
2-1-1 M.
Flectivo French.
Geology 3.
English I :
Mr. Hates, Chapel.
Mr. Gray, Armory.
Miss Manley, room 3.
1-0 1. M.
English 3 (Adv. Hhet.), Chapel.
Geology 5.
ER1DAV, J.'EIHUJARY 1 S-10 A. M.
Boginnitig German:
Miss Ivorsmeyer, Armory.
Miss Hoppner, Chapel.
Prof. Fosslor, Chetn. lect. room.
10-12.
Second Year German:
Miss Korsmeyer, Armory.
Miss lleppnor, Chapel.
Sc. Ger., Prof. Fosslor, Chom.
lecture room.
2-4 p. m.
Beginning Greek:
Prof. Dann, room 3.
Miss Tremain, room 10.
Physios 1, Armory.
Botany 10.
4-0 i. m.
Drill Regulations, Armory.
SATURDAY, EEltRUAUY 2.
Graphics S-12 a. m.
'97 Elect.
The sophomores hold a mooting
in room 20 yesterday afternoon
and elected otlicers. Miss O'Sulli
van was elected president by a ma
jority of three. F. L. Wright was
unanimously elected vice-president,
Bilgreon treasurer, and Miss Jennie
Guile secretary. As a scrap was
in sight quite a crowd turned out,
about sixty being present. The
matter of electing the Annual board
was put oil until tho next mooting.
A Confession,
I "cannot sing tho old songs"
Snid Httlo Mawlla S.
jTut 1 cjiu "skiito tho old" way"
Aud skiito it right, I guoss.
Botanical Notes,
There will bo a meeting of the
Lincoln Microscope Club next
Wednesday evening in the botani
cal laboratory.
Two boxes of specimens from
the University herbarium were ont
away this week. One goes to the
national herbarium in Washington,
D. C. The other goes to Harvard
University.
E. E. Bishop brought in an en
tirely now and astonishing fungus.
It is probably twelve years old.
Omaha Club.
Tho Omaha Club will meet Fri
day evening, February J, at 7:30.
Very important business is on
hand, and all aro requested to bo
there. ,J. II. Kuhns.
Tho question chosen for discus
sion in the Kansas-Nebraska debate
is, Resolved, that loss weight should
be given to precidont in judicial de
cisions. The sides of the question
have not yet boon decided.
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and Furnishing Goods.
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Prlc8.
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Will never regret it. They sell Stylish Clothing at Reasonable Prices
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129 5o 12!h Struct
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CIDER, AND OTHER SOFT DRINKS.
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BVuite and Confbotlonory,
HUTS. CIOAIIS, AXDTOIACOO.
Special attention given to student and fnmllj
trade. Goods dollvered to all parts of the clt.
K.W. Oor. o Rna 18th Sis.
H.W. BROWN,
DRUGGIST
Hooks and Stationary,
College Text-Books,
And a Coniplelo Stock ot
STANDARD ,'ND MI5CE" LASZOUS 5fO!S.
217 South Eleventh Street,
lotliiers
C. C. QUIGGI.IS, .Sci y mill Mjjr.
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