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THE HESPERIAN
Go to the Glove store 1008 O street, the
best and the cheapest
"We understand that "Will McLueas has
been seriously ill, bnt is now convalescent.
His brother is in Lincoln helping nurse him.
All the old students "will return to their
old boarding place, 1029 K. Why don't
you try the same place? Students club,
$2.25 a week.
Don't forget to call at E. Fleming, 1224
O street, for anything in the jewelry and
optical line. All -work promptly attended
to. Special rates to students.
See Mr. Nobles advertisement for the
New England. Life insurance has become
a necessity. The sooner yon take out a
policy the less it -will cost yon.
Do you have yonr shoes shined at Paine
Warfel & Bunsteads? They give tickeiB for
12 shines with -each suit, or C with -every hat.
Special Bale on $10.00 suits and fall bats.
The IMcrory Magazine will contain ar
'$k& from Prof. H. M. Belden, of Missouri
State University. Prof. H. B. Ward of our
-own University, Mrs Burnet, 3&r. 3. A.
Barrett and others.
Mrs. Alvin Hendee whom last years stu
dents will remember at Miss Elizabeth Bus
sel as visiting her parents in Lineoln. Her
familiar face was a pleasant sight for UnlonB
Hast Friday erening.
The excellent article by "Dr. Lease, read
Bast year at the State Teachers Association
5b begun an tbe last issue of the Softool BuU
Ivtln published at Syracuse, New York.
Os3 '.by one, time aa.d again, the fhinkru of
our state University are recognized.
The B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptist
xihurcb, corner Fourteenth and JL will give
a reception to all University students at fi
oclock next Friday evening. All are in
vited, and a pleasant itime is anticipated.
No matter if you are uot a Baptist ooxne and
get acquainted and we will be the better ior
kn wing each iber-
Gall and see our fall line of pant goods,
cheaper than any other place in the city.
Independence Wool Mfg. Co., 119 North
13th street Special rates to students.
The Berlin Cloak Co. give special invita
tion to the students to call and inspect the
elegant line of ladies1 jackets, fur and cloth
capas. Latest styles and lowest prices.
The second number of the JHfraka Ziter
ary Magazine will appear about October 25.
The English club have given great attention
to this number and it will excel, if possible,
the first number which appeared last May.
About 200 students are now enrolled in
the Lincoln Normal University. Many of
them are preparing for the State University.
They will be able to prepare for the Fresh
man class in two years of forty-eight weeks
each.
For good, stylish-inade-to-ordcr suits see
tbe Independence Wool Manufacturing Co.,
Geo. W. Eraser, manager, 119 North 13th
street We manufacture our own clotb and
have a Hist class tailoring department. We
turn out nothing but first class.
Dr. Lees has given a Hebikeiaw reportor
the following figures of those taking work in
in his department Beginning Greek, G0;
Anabasis, 32; Homer, 40; Sophocles, 21;
Elective Greek, 53. In all there are about
two hundred this 3'ear in the Greek depart
ment The Deliau society gave Friday evening
October 11, what they call their first special
program. It consisted of a recital inter
spersed with music, conducted by Professor
Williams of the Nebraska Collega of Oratory
That Professor Williams pleased the large
ard attentive audience which greeted him,
was demonstrated by the hearty applause he
received. He is thoroughly master of the
art of exp; fission and his impersonations are
superb., The violin solo was mucb appreciated
by the audience as was also the vocal solo by
Mr. Albem. Much credit is due Mr. Craig
for making tbe first special ymgr&m a
success.
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