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THE HESPERIAN STUDENT.
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"Dulce at dcitperetn loco." Horace Hook IV; Ode XII.
Straw huts.
Who Is Mr. Ohnlk ?
Have you registered for drill ?
Kansas dust is exodusting Northward.
Latest stylo in hats at T. Ewing & Go's.
What hard work it is to get to prayer mooting.
Special rates to Students for Rcmenyi Concert.
Wipo your feet on the mats not on the matting! II
Elegant Putterns In Neckwear at T. Ewing & Co's
What has bocomo of the Students Lecturing Associa
tion ?
Special bargains for students at T. Ewing & Co's Em
porium. Tlio overshoe thief is getting into practico for the
spring rains.
The London Times says, "Rcmenyi is absolutely un
surpassable." With three- stoves wo can keop the chapel wann in this
kind of weather.
The Juno classes arc begining to pucker up their brows
for their work.
Buy your Boots and Shoes of O. W. Webster, 0 st.
A cad amy of Music.
Best slyl'!, best goods, at lowest prices at T. Ewing &
Co's Clothing House.
Call and see the new spriug suits at T. Ewing & Co's
Clothing Emporium.
Ifyouwjshto know the price of oranges or orango
peels ask Charlie Allen.
The Janitor and his corps of gardeners are putting the
eampus in lino condition.
The best judges of artistic work go to Kclloy & Co for
Photos. No. 1020 O street.
Chus. Grabtc an old time student, has been spending a
few days with E. 0. Lewis.
We are pleased to welcome Curtis Smith and Tunis
Jackson again into our midst.
Miss Clura Caldwell intends to plant the intellectual
seed iu Johnson County this term.
How is your grade oflast term? "Good, way up." "Let
mo see it." "I huv'nt it with me."
Only one resignation in the Student hoard this semester.
So far so good. Who will come next?
All tho newest styles and patterns of clothing and gent's
furnishiug goods at T. Ewing & Co's.
Tutor N. 0. Little went duck hunting during vacation
and bagged five. 0, U tu(lk) 1 Hush ! !
Students, it will pay you to get your Photos made at
Kclloy & Co's. University panels gratis.
Some of tiio moro sportive and forgetful appropriate
tho newly matted halls as a sort of skating rink.
S. W. Auten, who lias been "pruning the young nur
series" tho past four mouths, is again iu our midst.
Curtis Smith has completed his labors as teacher of a
school in Fillmore county and is again in his classes.
Rcmenyi, tho greatest living violinist, supported by a
flue company of solo artists, will appear on tho 25th.
Bomeoftho students that havo been passing entrance
examinations, think the history questions rather "stout."
Is it not curious that two of our most important com.
modules, cheese aud chalk, are both derived from milk,?
All tho latest novelties in hosiery, collars, cuffs and
gents' furnishing goods at T. Ewing & Co's Empot ium
Tho class in elementary Botany is the largest in tho
University. How the flowers will bo trampled down
this summer!
The flower beds have been arranged in tiptop stylo.
Wo have no idea as to what kind of flowers have been
planted but shall soon see.
The Student Association held an election on tho 10th
which resulted in tho election of 0. G McMillan for
associate editor, vice Frost resigned.
Base is becoming our college gamo. By actual trial
it is computed that twice as much St. Jacobs Oil is need
ed in playing it as in foot-ball. Henco the change.
Auother resignation in the editorial corps. Mr. A. L.
Frost. We are sorry that ho has severed himself from us,
as he did his work well and gayo general satisfaction.
Tho vandals who aro bent on defacing property on So
ciety nights will bear iu mind that they aro watched and
when caught it will not go very pleasautly with them.
At tho recent city election in Lincoln tho temperance
ticket carried by a largo majority. This shows clearly
that the saloons are not yet the ruling forces at tho Capital
Tho most awful sound that can bo audited by a Colloge.
Editor is tho Devil's shriek for copy. Juniors alone can
resist it and sometimes even they get in their copy on
time.
They say that Frcshie boys aro obliged on account of tho
surpassing numbers of the divine sex to tuko them to the
class-mcctings by relays. N.B.- the Sophs, dont have to
do that.
Why don't the Faculty appoint a Sergent-at-arms to rake
the students into chapel. The advantages of the quiet
matting seems to bo to much for the consciences of many
Students.
Tho students on tho third floor need not be frightened by
the terrible sounds which mystically emanate from tho
Chupel during tho fourth hour. 'Tis only tho beginners
in Elocution.
J. J. Halligan, in addition t) keeping up his studies in
tho University, is beginning to inquire into the fathom
less dopths of legal lore. He is readUig in tho office of
Brown & Ryan.
The Student Sanctum was honored by a visit from
Misses Tutllo and Doolittle ono day last week. Our
Devil is now busy decorating tho office for tho reception
of the next lady visitor.
Beginning class in Elocution: Give us, O givo u a
man ." Teacher : "Well go on, who sings at his work."
"I don't care whether he slugs at his work or not, just
givo us a man," she said.
At last wo aro happy to announce to our readers that
wo intend to procure the services of a proof reader, by
whose aid, perhaps, there will bo fewer typographical
errors in our columns than under the preaent regime.
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