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10 THE HESPERIAN LOCALS. Go to Rector's for your hot soda. Mr. A. N. Moody, the popular Senior, is at present studying medicine in a Denver medical college. Patronize Westcrfield. He is up to date on hair cutting. Removal Osborn's Old Book Store to 131 North 12th street. "Bud" Gillespie has quit school forthe rest of the year and gone to work in Republican city. See Dr. Hodgman for firs-class dental work at very low prices. All second semester books can now be had at the Co-Operative Book Store. Ned Abbott went over to Fremont Satur day, February 8th, in the interest of the Nebraska Literary Mngazinc. Frank Du Toil, 1020 O street, sells the finest cigars in the city. Call and sec him. Telephone 250. E. R. Guthrie, 1540 O street, the reliable bicycle man, can mend your wheel in short order and the right way. If you want a Rambler call on him they're the best The profs, all ride 'em. A. G. Faurot,'91, in a letter to Professor Fossler, said he was enjoying himself very much in Berlin. He expects soon to take np hia studies in the University of Wutten bnrg. Mr. Faurot is specializing in Germanic philology. Late periodicals can always be found at Frank Du TeiPs stand, 1020 O streeet. Also the finest cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco. Telephone 250. All students who desire to drink only the latest drinks will go to Rector's, corner 12th and N streets. The chapel was crowded every day last week. The improvement in attendance was so marked tho chancellor could not help noticing it. Get that new stylo hair-cut at Westerfiold's. Notice the ad. on upper half of page next to front reading matter. On the black-board in the room devoted to American history appears the following legend: "Principles Fought for in the American Revolution. 1. Silver medal and ten dollars. 2. Gold medal worth two hundred dollars." Dr. O. F. Lambcrtson, dentist. Special rates to students. 1207 O street. E. Fleming, 1224 O street, practical watchmaker, jeweler and engraver. All re pair work promptly attended to. Glasses fitted, correcting the most difficult sight. There was considerable difficulty in select ing delivery judges for the local oratorical contest. Chancellor MncLean, Judge Hall, and John L. Webster of Omaha, wero first chosen, with Ross Hammond, of Fremont, Mr. Dennis and Talbot as alternates. Mr. Hammond and Mr. Talbot wero the only ones of the six who could except and Hon. T. C. Monger of this city consented to act as the third judge. Dental parlors of Dr. Hodgman over Har ley's. Reduced price to students. Any student who expects to make up work at tho Lincoln Normal University can save money by seeing the managers of this paper. Professors Adams and Burnett looked in for a moment at tho Ninth and Z mission, Sunday afternoon. Thcro was no more standing room inside, so they went to take a look at the homo engaged for tho college settlement work. They express themselves as very much pleased with the enthusiasm manifested in tho Sunday-school, and with the arrangements in progress for tho reading room. T. A. Williams, who has been at work in tho botanical laboratory for some time will leavo this week to take up his work again as professor of botany in tho state agriculture school of South Dakota.