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Oh he said tttiliiiuii has come, frosty
niglils come, swinging on llio galu nuisl
cease, iiml inoonliglit strolls be given up.
"Tin-: Military Hoys will soon appear
in bluc--somo of ilium appearing "blue"
already. $13,00 is big money lor a slu
(lent. The Sivdknt acknowledges a com
pliiuontary pass to the Stale Fair. Many
thanks, Mr. Wheeler. It was duly appro
dated.
We acknowledge the reeeipt of many
cards. The handsome card receiver, the
handiwork of (lie Boss Editor, is quite a
temptation.
The work of painting t!ie University
geos rapidly on, and which will make a
decided improvement in the looks of the
University.
One of the Juniors has been excused
from drill. Cause Campus too small for
his feet, and then the small boys' lives
were endangered.
Tun Prof, h.is an interesting class in
Gcomolry iliis term. They practice on an.
gles ul the Metropolitan Hllliard Hall.
Don't do it, boys.
Hiuirr must win. We shall now ex
peel glowing results from the Russians,
us the University Union decided, last eve,
that they are in the right.
The students are busy, preparing es.
sajs for Prof. Woodburys department.
Wi earnestly hope, that the sti'dk.nt will
not now be in want of copy.
Just about the lime wo were begin,
ning to appreciate, the "awful" noise of
the next room, they had moved the music
room down stairs again. Such is life.
The Univoisily boys look advantage
of the liberality of (ho candidates at. the
county convention. Many were seen
smoking who never did the like before.
George McLean, ho that made the
campus so beautiful by the rare display of
flowers, took the first premium at (he Stale
fair for the linesl assortment of roses, etc.
Mr. J. (). Sturdcvanl the Associate
Editor of Hie studknt, lias so far failed
to make Ills appearance, which accounts
for the slim condition of our exchange
column. '
Now that there is prospect of a war with
.Mexico, somebody has rose up and re.
marked thai the time is soon coming when
we shall see the "Greaser knee in suppli
mice bent."
Tlio work of painting the University
walls still goes bravely on. The contrac
tus are doing a neat job, and when tin.
jshed will add much to 1 lie appearance of
the structure.
Prof. Frank Stadter recently showed
us a picture of our esteemed Professor,
Samuel Aughey, a line specimen of his
handiwork. The picture is indeed a
splendid one.
Some earless smoker threw the slump
of a lighted cigar in the dry grass in the
northern part of the campus, recently,
causing a slight lire. Damages light, and
no insurance.
One of the gushing sophomores was
recently talking about, sipping theevan.
escent nectar from the cavular protuber
ances of an unwilling fem in inly. He's
glowing better now.
C. M. Easterday gave the University a
call a few days since, and expressed his
desire to return, lie now peruses Hiack.
stone at Teciimseli, and came to attend
the State Convention.
The courage of that young man who
wends his way towards the risimr sun on
: Friday nights deserves the highest com-
inclination, bhe lives on the classic
banks of the Antelope.
The small boys are ro cling In the
delightful aniusinenl of pins. An excil
ing game;nVA'orj) is no uncommon oc-
r'.lii'i'imi'o In oliimi.l .....i i.
i vmijivi, oiiuii uciioiis uoys is
weconiiiig to sucklings.
The story which is found in lhi num
ber is attracting considerable attention
It was commenced in the May number
and back numbers can be secured upon
application to the Husincs? Manager.
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