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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Dr. Wontc, dentist.
Gregory the Coal Man
University Book Store.
Try Westcrflcld's orb shampoo, Tor
dandruff.
' Miss Kathcrino Woods sp&ut a few
days in Beatrice last weok.
For up-to-date university halt cut
go to "Westcrfield, the barber, 117 N.
13th.
"Work in the base ball cage will bo
gin Immediately after examination
week.
Membors of the sensor law class
have commenced work on tholr final
thoscs.
A students' public recital will take
place at the chapel next Thursday
evening.
F. .7. Ii. Larson, '94, now a sucP03s:ul
lawyer in Omaha, was In Lincoln last
week on business.
Dale Gear, a former league player,
will coach the Kansas state university
base ball men this year.
The inspection for company C has
been changed to January 29 and for
company D to February 5.
Judge Good of Wahoo finished his
course of lectures on "Limitations" to
the senior law class Friday.
E. J. Brown, law '01, or York was
initiated into the Phi Kappa Psi fra
ternity last Friday night.
31. S. Bulla, '93, chemist for the bee.
sugar factory at Grand Island, visited
univorsity friends last week.
N. C. Abbott, senior law, has been
chosen to servo on the federal grand
jury during its coming session.
Professor Barbour addressed the
methods class last Thursday afternoon
on "Geology in the Public Schools."
Clyde L. Huff of Little Sioux, la.,
and Bruce W. Benedict of Lincoln
have oeen pledged to Delta Upsilon.
Fountain Pens, 14 kt. gold, at 50c,
C9c and $1.00 each at book and station
ery department, Herpolsheimer & Co.
The junior class will meet January
2C at 2 o'clock in room 111. Election
of officers for the second semester will
bo hold.
Dr. Long, pastor of the Second Pres
byterian church, addressed the Y. W.
C A. at their regular moBting lust
Sunday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Sherman will give a
reception for Mr. Elbart Hubbard
Wednesday aftornoon ut tholr resi
dence, 1234 J street.t
Regent Forell came down from Kear
ney Thursday to Investigate the prog
ress of the contractors of the new
liulldlng on the farm.
Acting Director Lyon of the experi
ment station delivered a lecture on
"Forage Crops" before the Institute at
Arlington last Saturday ,t
Have your clothes pressed a-d clean
ed at the People's Suitorlum. Suit
pressed, 50c: pants pressed, 15s. Stu
dents' agoncy at The Co-Op.
The Palladians did not hold u moot
ing lust Friday evening on account or
the piano rocitul which was hold in the
cihapol Saturday evening.
M. B. Kotehum, M. D oculist and
aurlBt. Specialty, correction or abnor
mal vision. Room 814, third floor,
Hichurds block. 'Phono 848.
A beginning course in doinust'c sci
ence will be offorod tho second somes
tor. All wishing to register for this
should see Miss Bouton at once.
The ulty Y. W. C. A. gave a member
ship Imnquot last Tuesday evening at
'their rooms on Twelfth and P strootB.
'The university was well represented.
T S. Johnson or Lincoln has do
nated two rellcB of early days in Ne
braska in tho shape of stone battle ax
and a chisel once used by the Indlnns.
Tho fire in tho main building last
Thursday demonstrated tho fact that
wood would burn. Fof a cord of nice
cord wood go to Gregory the Coal Man.
Tho only thoroughly good pluco in
ho city whore u student can got any
kind of board that ho wants is ut Cam
eron's cafe, 114-118 South 11th street.
Secretary Barrett of tho state hls-j
torlcal society is busy compiling news- j
papor statistics for tho use of the state
press association, which meets here1
this week. '
General announcement folders for
work in domestic science will be out in ,
a few days. Many are to be distrib
uted in the farmers' institutes through
out tho state.
For history covers, history paper,
note books, fountain pens and all
othor college supplies go to the book
and stationery department of Horpol
shoimpr & Co. '
Orders were read Friday evening
that thore will be no drill until Mon
day evening, January 29. There will
bp no drill of the Pershing Rifles on
Thursday evening.
The "see" basket ball team is devel
oping prosperously. S. Anker, the
manager, announces that the team has
challenged company A and will play
?ome time next week.
The University Book Store will
carry a full line of books for the sec
ond semester work. Of course, they al
ways carry a full line not only of
books, but of all supplies.
W. C. Melford will be in school again
next semester. Meirord is best known
as the captain or the foot ball team of
'98. He Avill probably play base ball
again this spring.
Professor Maggi of the Nebraska
school, of oratory gave a reception to
his students at Walsh's hall last week.
Many members of his classes in the
university attended.
Ed Whltcomb of Friend, Neb., has
contributed two Spanish swords to the
historical society. They wore given to
Mr. Whltcc u.) by ex-Governor Dawes,
who is now in Cuba.
Wanted Bachelor girl with three
warm, light rooms and piano Avants
two or three lady roommates; refer
ences exchanged. Address Bachelor
Girl, care Nebraskan-Hesperian.
Several changes will be made in the
English department noxt semester. E.
F. Piper will take charge or the first
year Shakespeare class, while H. G.
Shodd will direct the work in journal
ism.
Seats for tho great Padorewski re
cital on sale at Crancer & Curtice's
January 29. idall orders received now.
Resorvod seats S3. Address William
Kimball, Univorsity of Nebraska, Lin
coln. At tho sophomore class meeting Sat
urday the constitution of the organiza
tion was changed. Class presidents and
othor ofilcors will now be elected at the
beginning or each semester IiiBtead or
once a year.
Manager Howard or the base ball
team ha made arrangomonts with
Kansas to compete for tho Horpol
Eholmor cup. Tho oup will bo awurdod
to the toum winning tho greutur nuui
nr or guraes.
Professor Richards ha made several
additions to his department upparuttiB
during the lant two wooIcb. This was
made necessary by the large Increuse
In the number of students in the agri
cultural school.
In domestic sclonce course I will be
offorod the second sumestor with two
hours' credit and tlmo to lie urrunged
lutor. Studonts should consult MIbs
Bouton berore registering ror thiB
A man who is careless about his person! jp
pearancc, -will be careless of everything else
STYLE
fTHE rst thine that t-
I tracts yoV itteatioa
aooui inc
HART, SCHAFFNER
6 MARX
clothes is their smart, dressy
appearance.
They are cot in the latest,
correct style.
They have the right ex
pression. They it and keep their
shape better ?ha any other
clothes yoi can buy.
HART, SCHAFFNER A, MARX
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TAILOR MADE CLOTHES.
ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO.,
1013-15-17-19 0 STREET.
course and Dr. "White for the chemis
try courses.
Professor Nicholson, who has been
granted a year's leave of absence from
the university, spent last Thursday
and Friday with University friends.
He has been sojourning in Colorado
and Avas on his way east, where he ex
pects to spend some time.
The Friday morning musical in the
chapel consisted of a violin solo,
"Scene de Ballet," De Beriot, played by
Miss Shopard; piano selection, "Span
ish Caprice," Moskowski, by Miss
Masse; song, "Meet Me Love, Oh Meet
Me," De Koven, by Miss Hearn.
G. G. Hedgcock and A. A. Hunter
presented an article on the "Red Sea
Weed" in the December number of the
Botanical Gazette. This plant was
discovered about a year ago in Rock
creek, a few miles northeast of Lin
coln. A plate, drawn by Miss Edna
Hyatt, illustrated the article.
Dr. J. L. Goodknight of Covington,
O., visited the university January 13.
Dr. Goodknight was formerly the pres
ident of the University of West Vir
ginia and was the originator of the all
year plun for that institution. He
strongly favors the plan and recom
mends It to the Univorsity or Ne
braska. The senior luw class hue been busy
the pust weak dlBOUBsing the election
of class ofilcors ror the luBt semester.
As the munugomont or the senior ban
quet restB with tho cIubb ofilcors thore
1b much rivalry for plucos. For presi
dent the numos of H. E. Wilson, G. D.
Talbot, Tom Ttoddy, R. S. Bakor and
H. S. Melor have Imjou mentioned.
Music, vocal and instrumental,
slightly soiled, at lc to 5c per copy
during the following week. Frames
for cabinet Blze photographs, gilt, with
bruBs corners and oval mats, 25c each.
Tho best line of picture moulding in
the city at lowest prices. Pesters, un
framed pictures and matboard in all
colors, music and picture department,
Herpolsheimer & Co.
The Unions had a well attended and
very interesting program last Friday
evening. Original sketches were read
which deserve special mention au
which showed marked ability on the
part of the writers. The program was
closed by a short but interesting de
bate. At the business meeting V.
Peterson and Miss Livesey were re
ceived as new members and the name
of Mr. Duff proposed.
The English club held thoir regular
meeting last Saturday night with Miss
May Hopper in the Y. M. C. A. build
ing. The progrum consisted of miiBic
by Miss Annette Abbott and Miss
Grace Reynolds and a story by Miss
Elsie Blandin. A valuable autograph
letter of the Poet Longfellow was re
ceived, the gift of Dr. Sherman. After
a social good time the club adjourned
to meet in two weeks with Miss Edna
Polk, 1G07 L street.
ATHLETIC BOARD MEETING.
A meeting of the athletic board was
held Monday evening, Juuuary 15. "W.
E. Andreson was elected captain of the
basket ball team and R. W. BUbs was
elected captain of the base ball team
unless M. S. Moore, the regular elected
captain returns. R. D. AndreBon was
chosen captain of the track team. Re
portB from the track, baBket ball and
base ball managers wore read. Track
Manager Clinton reported that a meot
had boon scheduled wJth Iowa, to be
held in Lincoln; also a meot with Kun
sub wJll be held .at Lawrence. Ames
and Drake colleges of Iowa have writ
ten for meets, but no dates have been
scheduled. Basket Ball Manager Hew
itt has secured games with Omaha and
Lincoln Y. M. C. A, teamB and poBBlbly
a game with Kansas -university. Man
ager Howard of the base ball team
planned an eastern trip for the team.
Games will he played with Michigan
and Illinois and other teams.
