THE HESPEKIAN
Glovos at 1008 O street.
Patronize Wcstcrfield. He is tip to 'date
on hair cutting.
Dental parlors of Dr. Hodgman over Har
lley's. Iloducod price to stndents.
Don't fail to call and examine the fine
!line of cloalcs at Mrs. Gospcrs, 1114 O St.
Miss Fossler '94, is reported as doing
sncccssfnl "work as principal of 'the Weeping
Water high school.
Chas Sears, Harry Hale and Ealpli Arnold
of Asliland, wore -welcome "visitors at the
University last -woelv.
The New England Mutual Life Insurance
fOo. a few days ago moved tljoir 'headquar
ters from Brace building to Walsh-Putnam
block, room 10.
The attention of unclassed students is
called to the regulation of the faculty re
quiring them to maintain a standing in
their studios of eighty-five per cent, 'or its
equivalent, in order to remain in the iUmi
vors'ity. The attention of students is 'called to t'he
ifact that 'hereafter (the regulation 'of the
(faculty, requiring students who lhave incur
red 'deficiencies, conditions or fail tiros to
register for those procodont to other studies,
will bo enforced.
'One of the young ladies posting in litera
ture was offered, a few days ago, a position
in the Lincoln high school. But Tins Hjkh
HU0KIA.N understands she preferred ito 'con
tinue her studies, and decided not toengago
at present in (tutoring the young idea.
W. A. Richmond M)4, is mow itoachor of
science in the "high school at IFort 'OollhiH,
Colorado. Hoport roaches us tlnit he is
getting along well in this position being so
ho well adapted nuturally for scientific -work.
As supplementary to the school work, ilio is
doing 'excellent work in (military luetics,
Ihuviiig mow u battalion consisting of of 50
Ibqya and ff5 girls. All -wlio Iknow Eidhmond
and Ihis reputation for '.uustlling' Ihoro, wiitlh
Ihini 'continued ihuccchb.
Students should patronize Wosterfield, the
tonsorial artist.
Sec Dr. Hcdgman for first-class 'dental
-work at very low prices.
Dont fail to reserve a quarter for tlie
Literary Magazine. It is "well -worth twice
as mnclr
The Delta Tan Deltas gave a rocoption to
Chancellor and Mrs. MacLean, 'Tuesday
October 15.
All students -wno 'desire to 'drink 'Only the
latest drinks -will go to Hector's, 'corner 12tn
and N streets.
Now is tlie time to buy fall overcoats, tvo
liave tliem cheap. Independence Wool
Mfg. 0o0 119 North 13th st.
Fall stock of millinory including all tlie
latest movslties, dross hats, sailors and -walking
hats. Students are invited to -call at
1114 O street. Mrs. Gosper's.
A. W. Carpenter writes from Ithaca, New
York tli at lie is enjoying liis school -work
very much at 'Cornell. The HEsrr-KiAiJ
joins -with Carjs host of friends in -wishing
Ihira success in Shis mew field of labor.
You can Ibtiy a good fountain pen at Her
pols'hoimors & Go's iboolc 'department for
$1.00. Pencils, mote iboolcs, 'dictionaries
and translations, as -well as 'college supplies
in general are lower in price than anywliere
else in Lincoln.
Have you hoard of it? Hoard -wliat? Wlhy
the Literary JJttyaawtfof course'! Itiisisomo
itihing to Ibe proud -of. Leave your isu'bseiup
tion for a number -with Prof. Butos, Miiss
Atny Brunei M'ihh Prey, Mr. Lion, .Miss
Anna Broudy, Nod Ao'bott or Hale Bradt,
before they are all gone.
E. A. Haile, a prominent ox -president iof
the class of minoty-oight, has 'boon a wo'loomo
visitor in iUho halls the last few 'duys, Mr.
Haile reports worlc in itiho Eoca sdlioo'ls whore
Iho is mow omjjilo.yod as progressing .as we'll
:asoould Ibe expeotod lundor ia populist d-imin'istrat'ion.
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