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About The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1899)
BWBKBBHPRSSKu'i THE NEBRASKAN-HKSPKRIAN. The senior class met Friday after noon to elect av'momber to the unlyfer-l .. . ..V . . i. .A . . J .. J... 1 Blty council ana to auena ,10 ousiness of minor Importance. R. C. Roper and Mlsp Grace Cook were nominated. Missi Oook received a majority of votes and was declared elected. W. T. Heart was elected manager of the class foot ball team. The JDelian literary society held Its first meeting in the chapel Friday evening. Many new students were seen in the audience. After tho close of the program a recess was taken, in which every effort was made to make the younger generation feel at homo, while tho older students renewed old acquaintances,. Boyd's Constitutional Law;, Fowler's Mcnicchmi, Woodbury's Constitution, Stoehr's Histology, Burnsldo and Pan ton's Theory of Equations, Power Catechism, Imray and Biggs' Mechan ical Engineering, Freshman and Pre paratory Chemistry Manuals these are a few of the books that we handle exclusively. University Book Co. The first prize which was offered by the amusement committee of the street fair association to tho person .wearing the best costume in the masque car nival was won by A. C. Pierson, a mem ber of the junior class. Pierson was dressed as an Apache Indian chief and made a very fine appearance. The prize was a beautiful set ring valued at $10. The courses in animal husbandry have T3een arranged. Professor Bur nett has revised courses 3 and 4 in ag riculture and offers them as courses 1 and 2 in animal husbandry. They take up the sciontific principles which un derlie the feeding and breeding of do mestic animnlaand the applications of these principles to the practical work of the stock grower. The first meeting of the union soci ety occurred Friday evening. The at tendance was good and the program interesting. Several vocal solos were rendered and the few short speeches that were given showed clearly the good feeling that is noticeable among the members of the society. The pros pect is good that tho society will ex perience a most profitable year. Entries in the coming freshman sophomore contest are all in and the men are now training every night. One of the Interesting features of this con test will be tho relay race arranged between the seniors and juniors, in which W. E. Andreson and R. D. An dreson, who both hold records in track events, will run agulnst each other. Tho personnel of the teams will be an nounced later. The evening sketch class held their first meeting of this semester in the art studio "Wednesday evening 'from 7:30 until i) o'clock. Owing to the dis agreeable weather there were only five persons present. Miss Hayden will give ibis class a course In npld sketch ing. The members ure to pose in turn. Formerly there was nn entrance fee of flvo dollars, but now tho class is free to students in tho school of fine urts. The Palludlan literary society hold its first meeting of tho year Friday evening with a large number of mem bers present. From start to finish the program was one intended to satisfy those In attendance. After tho oxer cIsob wore completed a short recess was taken. All-old members assisted in tho general attempt that followed to make tho new students feel at homo. Members of the Dolian society have been compelled to look for new quar ters this year. At one of the summer meetings of tho board of regents It was voted to take tho Dolian room for law school work. A doorway now con nects tho room with tho old law hall. Seven hundred new books have boon PM1S11 jov"ki aaai&xiiim&ixi ia.ua ?,, ws& mm MJWW as tfB&SU The Students' Co-Operative 1 .,', , " T" '"-. '' T' . ." . . . T-"-- M- ' - l-l'JL Hi" LIM.1U JULg .. : Book Company. FULL LINE of all New Books in the University.. We also sell Second-Hand Books Thb Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen The Greatest Source of Satisfac tion in Student's Life Law Books.. ....Best Laundry Office Bring in Your Work Above all, Do Not Forget the Place THE CO-OP. 322 North 1 ith St. 322 North 1 ith St. 1 mrowrerevrevre Oliver Johnson, D. D, S. Our Florist G. H. Frey For Choice Cut FBowers 1131 O Street Long Dlfttnm-.c Phone 503 OcrwcMyort . i W "Gt OrCr ' Lincoln crcrcrorrccor 1" w v THE CENTURY DOUBLE-FEED PEN IS THE BEST F. E. Edgevton, Agent, University. DENTIST, Over Hrlc'! Drug Store. Telephone 784. Lincoln, Neb. Momrch Bieyclts added for tho law department, -which now makes the library one of the larg est in the city. The advanced chorus class under Mrs. P. V. M. Raymond -will meet every Friday in the chapel from 5 to 0 o'clock. The beautiful chorus, "St. John's Eve," -will be taken up this year. All who can sing are requested to make it a point to enter this class, as it affords invaluable training. It is the only class In the university -whose work is publicly shown at commence ment. The elementary chorus In sight singing meets on Thursdays from 5 to C in tho chapel. All interested should hog Mrs. Raymond at once. Dr. Hastings is contemplating the purchase of a-standard anthropometic tester, -which he will put in operation at the close of the foot ball season. This machine is the one adopted by the .American Strength Testing associa tion, which has a record of all the strong men in tho difforont colleges. Nebraska has never been represented in these records, and as Dr. Hastings is confident that Nebraska can make a good showing in tho tests, lie will ex amine a limited number of men as soon as tho machine arrives. Tho sophomore class hold its first meeting of the year Monday with Vice President Wells in the chair. The constitution was changed to make tho election of officers b!-onnlal and tho following officers wore elected: Presi dent, F. 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