THE HESPERIAN
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Prof. Fossler has been giving the Sophomore
German class some excellent drill in memorizing
1o the dot on the i some of the best short poems
of Goethe, Schiller, EichendorfF and other Ger
man writers. This method of training is adopted
in many of the best Universities and Colleges,
and has many advantages in training in accuracy,
besides thoroughly infusing into the Sophomore
soul (?) the spirit of German verse.
The new department of Manual Training, which
occupies both lloors of the recent addition to the
electrical laboratory started out with large classes
and flattering prospects. This department com
prises clay modeling, under Miss Barton's super
vision, graphics and later on practical shop work.
Twenty -fie sets of tools have already been re
ceived and all necessary equipage is being placed
in position. Director Richards is much pleased
with the interest manifested thus far and feels
confident that it will not be long before results
will be able to speak lor themselves in this line
of work.
The particulars of the foot ball game between
Kansas and Nebraska are necessarily crowded out.
The game was a good one and enjoyed by all.
The absensc of slugging and all unnecessary
roughness was a very noticeable feature. The
Kansas bojsare gentlemen and know how to
play foot ball. We were beaten on account of
their superior team work, and not as individuals.
Special mention should be made of Pace, Flippin,
Jones, and A. E. Yont. Mr. Pace is no doubt
one of the best quarter backs in the west, and
with Flippin as half they do good work. Jones
is the first man who has given Hamil of Kansas
all he want ul to do, and sometimes a little more.
A. E. Yont did some good tackling and always
plays a strong game. The result was 12 too in
favor of Kansas.
POINTERS.
Dr. L. Wente, dentibt. Dentistry in all its
branches, according to all approved methods.
Oflice, 135 South nth.
Bought, sold or exchanged: Second-hand
books, U. of N. books a specialty, at Lincoln
Hook Exchange, 119 North 12th street.
Students can get a special discount at the Y.
M. C. A. Hat and Men's Furnishing Goods Store.
Gardner & Humstead, corner 13th and N.
When you are ready for your new dress or
cloak or hat or set of furs, go to Herpolsheimer &
Co., corner 12th and N streeet, who have the larg
est stock at the lowest prices. Fine dressmaking
at reasonable prices. This house is headquarters
on carpets, curtains, dolls, toys, presentations and
art goods of every description.
Jiarr's Club at 323 North 13th is where you
get clean wholesome food and a good variety for
$2.50.
Do you eat. ? ? ? The best 2.50 club in town
is Barr's at 323 North 13th only 1 blpcks from
University.
BURLiNGTON ROUTE.
Winter Tourist Rates
Special low round trip rates are now in effect to
Austin, El Paso, Houston, Lampas, Corpus
Christi, Galveston, Laredo, Rockport, San An
tonio, and Yelasco, Texas ; also to Deming and
Eddy, N. M., also to New Orleans and Lake
Charles, Fla. These tickets are good for return
until June 1, 1893. For tickets and further in
formation apply to agent, H. & M. Depot, or city
oflice, corner O and Tenth streets.
A. C. ZlKMBR,
City Passenger Agent.
BREVITY IS NOT ONLY THE SOUL OF WIT, BUT OF
ADVERTISING.
Stop at Manley's, all kinds of fruits, a good line
of cigars.
rv the Northwestern's new train for Chicago.
I he very best.
Students can get $4.00 cabinets at the Eclipse
itudio for $2.00.
Edward Cerf& Co., 925 O street, dealers in
Nothing and dry goods.
y,len your sl,oes nee(1 repairing take them to
"alts, under Burr block.
Chicago Gallery, 1034 O. Cabinet work per
Ooz- $3.00. StudenLs $2.50.
Students should call for coupon books, and
jshoes of Fid. G. Yates, 1129 O St., Lincoln,
? Have you tried Harr's Club at 323 N
'3m street.
We are the People!
that can save you money, if you have need of
any of the following articles:
4 plain lead pencils for (3c a doz.) ic. Lead
pencil with rubber, (3 for 5c.) 2c. Pen holders
from 1 c to 5c each, patent pocket pencil holder
ic. Sanford's, Thomas & Carter's writing inks
(black, violet and green) 3c and 5c per bottle.
Mucilage per bottle, 4c "Earth" pencil tablets
( ioc size.) 4c. Cocoanut oil Toilet soap (2 for
5c.) per bar, 3c. Hook or Shawl straps 3c to ioc
each. Lunch baskeLs from ioc to 39c each.
Webster's unabriged Dictionaries (1281 pages,
cloth bound) only 89c. Gent's and Ladies' shoes
from $1.25, to $2.50, pair. Gent's and Ladies'
underwear from 25c to 98c a garment. Corsets
from 25c to 98c. g
Before purchasing anything in the line of furn
nishings or notions, call and get prices at the
"Racket" 10 16 P St.
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