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?HE NEBRASKA-HESPERIAN N. H i "- m yt Pa ii i KfH W !h'Xi.!(l 11 Ik1)?1 m .u V J Br WM 1 F 1' -S STAGG IN THE EAST. Conch A. A. Stngg of tho University of Chicago is in tho cast in search of Imso hall and track dates. Ho has al ready had considerable correspond once with tho managers of a numbor of eastern teams, but has mado no contracts. He will try to arrange dates with Yalo, Harvard, Pennsyl vania, Princeton, Cornell, Brown and one or two other teams. Ya!o and Pennsylvania have already asked for games with the Maroons. After watch ing his candidates for a few days Stagg concluded that he was going to have one of tho best base ball teams in the history of tho university, nnd wont ut once in search of big game. He will l.kcly arrange for entering a relay team in the Pennsylvania games in tho spring, and may have somo eastern track kam come west. He also wants to have a series of base ball games on Marshall field with an eastern nine. NEW EXTENSION CLASSES. Plans are now being made to organ ize extens'on classes at tho beginning of the second semester in the depart ment of domestic science. In accord ance with the plan adopted by the board of regents at their last meeting persons may be admitted to these classes on the recommendation of such organizations as desire to co-operate with the university in this work. Per sons thus recommended are not re quired to pay the ?5 matriculation fee at the university, but will bo charged a fee of ?3 to pay for food materials used. Three courses of twelve lessons each will be offered. The work will be given on Thursday, Friday and Satur day afternoons. ENGLISH CLUB MEETING. The English club met last Saturday night at the home of M!ss Quaintance, 515 North Thirteenth street. Three papers Avere read, respectively by Misses Fox and Wilson and G. V. Cor telyou. A feature of the later part of the evening was a literary game which showed considerable ability on the part of some -of the members. Miss Wilson was most successful, however, in locating the quotations given. Con undrums, at wh.ch some bit quite cheerfully, became another pleasing di version. Light refreshments were served at the close. Before Buying Note Books, Tablets, Stationery, Etc. sima OHR LAllfiK. NEW STOCK AT U. of N. THB CO-OP. 322 North Eleventh Street. Special Sale on 5c Note Books and Tablets. A New Thing, our "Flexible" Memo, and Cover Going like hot cakes. Writing Paper, Envelopes to Match. Fine "Pennant" U. of N. Paper in Boxes. ROPER A EOOMER. The Music Reader, BY W. L. GILPIN A graded course in singing for Public Schools Singing Schools Conventions h-y-JUST OUT. This book has already been placed in a number of the best schools of the state and has made a great success. Contains 72 pages, music and words, written and ar ranged by W. L, Gilpin. Based upon 25 years' experience. Sample copies. 25 cents, postage prepaid. 6 Regular price, $8 00 per dozen. Address, W. L. GILPIN, r. 937 Peach Street, LINCOLN. PRINCETON FOOT BALL PROMT ABLE. Walter A. Andrus, graduate treas urer of the Princqton foot balPasso'- elation, has submitted -his foot hall re port, which is as follows: Receipts Yale game, ?13,582.84; Cornell game, ?1,073.71; Columbia game, $751.5G; In dian game, ?2,702.83; Brown game, ?1, 117.95; other games, $2,441.54 other sources, ?1,123.70; total, $22,794.13. Disbursements Games, $4,892.05; ath letic supplies, $1,488.27; training table, $3,077.48; incidentals, $4,044.52; total, $14,102.92; credit balance to Princeton university, $8,091.21. THE ATHLETE'S SOLILOQUY. To be or not to bo, that the is question; Whether 'tis pleasantor for me to study The awful tasks assigned by insane professors, Or to take gym, to make a mark In jumping, And skip my classes da ly. To fail to flunk Just so; and though I flunk to go a foot Above the rest in pole-vault, win the hurdle, And tho dashes 'tis a consummation Jyoutly to bo wished. To got a "C" To flunk, perhaps to fall aye, there's the rub Oh, hang, just let liar rub. I'll be no rubber. CLIPPINGS. 1 had a dream the other night, ....V.. V-tUlJUlUlb M.IO OLMI, l dreamed that each subscriber came R'ght up and paid his bill. REGISTRAR'S NOTICE. Every student is requested emphat ically to bring to the registrar's office as soon as possible a slip of papor con taining his name, address and such studies as he wishes to pursue the sec ond semester, with the time of each recitation. Remember your doficionclos when you make out your list first, In preparatory work; second, in college work. Teacher Tommy, where is the north pole? Tommy Don't know. Teacher You don't know? Tommy No'm. If Peary and Nan sen and all those couldn't find It, how do you expect me to know where It is? L'.ttle verb3 of Latin, Little roots of Greek, Make the verdant freshman Feel extremely meek. When a fellow gets a letter From a maiden, he divines Many a precious little secret Written between the lines. Funny, too, in Greek and Latin, How we moot with like designs, Strango how many happy meanings Oft are read between the lines. IT IS DANGEROUS TO NEGLECT A COLD. Pneumonia is one of the most dan gerous and fatal diseases. It always results from a cold. Chamborla'.n's Cough Romody will quickly cure a cold and perhaps prevent an attack of pneu monia. It is, In fact, made especially for that ailment and has become fa mous for Its cures over a large part of tho civilized world. It counteracts any tendency of a cold toward pneumonia. Can you afford to neglect your cold when so reliable a remedyTan bo" had for a trifle? For sale by druggists. SS THEJNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC i lis ib i i is opposite the Campus. 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