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CHEMICAL SOCIETY MEETING.
The Nebraska section of the Ameri
can Chemical society opened the fifth
yonr of Its usefulness in a very aus
picious manner on Saturday evening,
Octoher 2S. The meeting was hold in
the chemical laboratory of the state
university, and was largely attended,
not only by the members of this sec
tion, but by many others who arc in.
terosted in the work this section is
doing.
Several papers were presented: one
by Dr. T. F. Ahvay of "Wesloyan uni
versity, upon Tautomeric compound,
giving a description of experiments of
the author along that line. M. E.
Hiltnor gave on interesting description
of a new apparatus devised by him for
the determination of carbon dioxide,
together with numerous analytical re
sults, proving the apparatus to bo ex
act in its working. This ghes what
has long goon needed, a simpler, rapid
and exact method for the estimation of
baking powders, limestones, chalk, etc.
Mr. P. U llibbard, chemist of the Argo
Starch Manufacturing company, at Ne
braska City, sent drawings and de
scriptions of two pieces of apparatus,
which the exigencies of his position
had suggested, viz.: a saftey pipitti
for drawing off caustic liquids, strong
acids, etc., by which through no pos
sible chance could the liquid get into
the operator's mouth, and an automatic
burette for measuring and delivering
a fixed volume of liquid. Each of the
papers elicited considerable discussion
from those present.
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SECRETARY WILSON RESIGNS.
The university debating association
held a business meeting Friday. Claud
Wilson placed his resignation as sec
retary with the assocition, stating that
he would bo unable to give the amount
of" Unit to the" work that the ofjire en
quired. The resignation was accepted
and .1. F. Boomer elected lo fill the
vacancy.
A communication was read from the
debating association of the university
of Kansas asking that n maximum
amount for the expenses of judges in
inter-state contests be agreed upon.
After some consideration it was decid
ed to reconunond to Kansas that the
charges allowed for the railway ex
penses of judges be not over ten dol
lars. If the oxponses run beyond that
amount the oxcess is to be borne by the
visiting association.
torn. This is no doubt larogly due to
thoughtlessness on the part of those
using them, who do not realize how
necossary it is to preserve the papers
intact.
GRADUATE CLUB MEETING.
The graduto club will moot Saturday
evening, November 11. at the homo of
Prof. Ellory W.. Davis, 1545 C street.
The program will begin promptly at
S:30 and continue about an hour. All
graduate students, and nil members of
I the faculty and their wives are cor
, dially invited. This notice is Intended
to reach those who may fail to receive
a personal invitation on account of the j
I incompleteness of the president's roll i
of graduate students. The program
promises to be of unusual interest. An i
rushes forced the ball into their op- j
item of business of importance to every
department offering work in the grad
uate school will be presented for dis
cussion. We want to make this a help.
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ful meeting. All wo need is the in
spiration of the presence of onv. hun
dred persons.
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HAVING A GREAT RUN ON CHAM
BERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
Manager Martin, of the Pierson drug
store, informs .s that ho 1s having a
great run on Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sells five bottles of that
medicine to one of any other kind, and
it gives grent satisfaction.. In these
days of la grippe there is nothing like
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to stop
the Cough, heal up the sore throat and
lungs and give relief within a vory
short tlmo. The sales are growing,
and all who try it are pleased with its
prompt action. South Chicago Daily
Calumet. For sale by all druggists.
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is opposite the Campus.
Students contemplating the study of
music, and those who have friends
desirous of information concerning
the advantages offered, are cordially W
invited to visit the school and obtain v)
an illustrated
enter at any time
Catalogue.
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WIIXARD KIMBALL
DIRKCTOR.
... Legislative Gallery...
STATE HISTORICAL NOTES.
A now bulletin board nf the news
papers of the state is being prepared.
Every town of one hunderd inhabitants
and upward will be on this board. Stu
dents are requested to examine this
bulletin board, and if they know of n
newspnpor that is not given on It,
they will confer a favor if they speak
to tho librarian about it.
An exchange of printed matter has
been arranged for between the society
and Colorado college.
The work of unpacking the 18!)8
edition of reports from the state board
of agriculture is nearly completed.
Prof. Caldwnll and Librarian Bar
rett have completed outlines of tho his
tory of the school districts of Lancaster
county. These will bo sent to the
schools and prizes will be offered for
the host history of the districts writ
ten by the school children.
Owing to tho clipping that was done,
the Journul, Boc and Worhl-Hcrahl
had to bo removed from tho rooding
tables. Those wishing to get those
papers must now ask tho librarian.
Some students do not scorn to realize
that theso papers are placed thoro for
historical reference and must not bo
torn or clipped. In other cases tho pa
pors are shoved back so caroleswly into
tho racks that they are wrinkled and
FARMER BOYS AT COLLEGE.
Some interesting figures as to the
proportion of farmers' boys among col
lege students have been gathered b.
the American Agriculturalist. It lftis
returns from 178 universities and col
leges reporting nn attendance of 02,000
students.
In tills analysis of the figures the
Aiirloulturalint reduces tho number of
students considered to a little undei
52,000, for some unexplained reason,
excluding, it says, a few city colleger
like Harvard, Pratt Institute. Univer
sity of Rochester, Fisk University and
othors. Out of this total of about f'!,
000 it finds that nearly 21.000 are from
agricultural classog. The preonuige
varies largely in different sectionc nf
tho country. It is CO.!) in thu South,
15.8 in tho far West, -10.1 in the ccn
trul West, 'I'd A in tho Middle Staler
and 20.1 In Now England. "In no
othor nation will any audi condition be
found," comments the AurlvulturaliHt
"It is a wonderful tribute to the gen
oral intelligence of our American farm
ors' families, and to tho high hopes
and deop aspirations of their sons and
daughters." Tills oxhlbit adds might
ily to the dignity of agriculture, at
least in tho eyes of tho masses in
othor vocations.
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