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THE HESPERIAN STUDENT.
Chancellor Mannlt ia qnjnying a vacation from tho
usual duties of the head of a colloi?o, but in not idling by
any moans. Ho is examining the relation between tho
High Schools and UniTcrsltles of some of tho eastern
states. On his return the work of unifying the qourses
of the High Schools and tho University of this state will
bo commenced.
Acollcgc annual is one of tho things needed to wake
up the Inmates of this steady-going institution. If there
is any reason why we cannot have one, it has not been
reported to theso intellectual hoadquartcrp. We movo
that we all move tow rd doing something to secure a
good, jolly, nonsensical annual for the end of the present
school year. Now let some one hazard a second and tho
Student will put the motion.
The first prize contest in the history oi the institution
was held by the Palladiau society, in the Opera House,
last Saturday night. W. A. Baldwin, who had como
from his home for th purpose of taking part, was unable
to speak on account of sickness, but a beautiful floral de
sign prepared for him by the ladies of hia class made him
feel that his jour, cy hud not been in vain. The Orators
and their subjects were as follows: "American Hum
orists," Elton Fulmor; "A Goddess iu Exile," Will O
Jones; "Is Mind Material," R. L. Marsh; "An Italian
Monk," A. G. Warner. The first and second prizes were
taken by Warner and Marsh respectively, and the other
two contestants received floral designs from the young
ladies of their classes that were almost as much in value
as the prizes. Good work, a good audience, and good
humor will make any future contest, as they made this
one, a success.
Never buy a copy of a picture. All copies are bad, be
cause no paintcriwho is' worth aslraw ever will copy. He
will make a study of a picture he likes for his own use
in his own way, but he won't and can't copy; and when
ever you buy acoby you puy so much misunderstanding,
of the original, and encourage a dull person in following
a business he is not fitjfor, besides increasing ultimately
chances of mistake and imposture. You may, in fact
onsldcr yourself as having purchased a certain quantity
of mistakes, and, according ;o your power, being engaged
in dissembling them. This, advice can be very ap'ly
applied to Cigarette Smokers. Tlie original Straight Cut
Cigarette is the Richmond Straight Cut brand, and pur.
ch users are cautioned to observe thattheSiguature of Allen
and Gutter is on every package, and not be deceived by
gross imitations.
The publishers of Iiutledge's Monthly offer twelve valu
able rewards in their Monthly for March, among which,
the lollowiug:
We wi;l give $20.00 to the person telling us which is the
middle verse of the Gospel of St. Matthew, as recorded in
the New Testament Scriptures (not th New Revision)
by March lOih 1884. Should two or more correct
answers be received, the Rewakd will be divided The
money will be forwarded to the winner Jlnrch lGth 1884-
Persons trying for the re waul must send 20 cents in
silver (no postage stamps taken) with their answers, for
which they will receive the April Monthly, in which the
name and address of the winner of the re war-i and the cor
ect answer will be published, and in which several more
valuable rewards will be offered. Address Ruti.euok
Puiu.iBiiiNo Company, Enston, Pa
She tf f fc.
Rev. T. Do Witt Talmage
Opera House, Wednesday owning.
Latest styles In hats at T. Ewlng& Go's.
Cadet suits mid caps atT. Ewing & Co's.
Celluloid collars and cuffs at T. Ewing & Co's.
Special bargains for students at T. Ewing & Co.
Elegant Patterns iu Neckwear at T. Ewl ng & Co's.
Buy your boots and shoes of O. W. Wobstor, O st Acad
emy of Music.
Large assortment of collai s, cuffs nud.'ncck wear at T.
Ewing & Co's. f
Doane college is raising funds to erect an additional
college building.
Call and see the now fall suits at T. Ewing & Co's
Clothing Emporium.
Clements has the finest lot of stercscopic views of the
University ever taken.
Tho best judges of artistic work go to Kelley & Co for
Photos. No. 1020 O st.
Best style, best goods, nt lowest prices at T. Ewing v
Co's Clothing Emporium.
All the newest styles and patterns of clothing and gent's
furnishing goods nt T. Ewing & Co's.
Remember Students you can got fine work, and better
inducements, in the "Fdtograf" line, at Kelley & Co
1026 0. 8t.
The street railway is paying from two to six dollars
per day above expenses. A trifle more than the income
of tho average student.
Students it will pay you to examine the pictures made
by Kelley & Co. before sitting clsewnrc. Have you seen
that daisy University Panel they give gratis?
J. L. Osborn's mammoth butter and egg packing
house, at the corner of O and 8th streets burned Wednes
day evening, February 27th. The St. Charles Hotel aud
other franc buildings were also consumed. Totaljloss,
$72,000.
The Nebraska Stock Yards- Company is one ol the most
important new enterpriser. It has an authorized capi
tal of one million dollar:, aud will build aud operate
stock yards, packing houses and conduct other import- '
ant branches ol business.
One of the most interesting busiiics enterprises of the
city, to the needy students nt least, is the Lincoln Steam
Dye house near the corner of O and twelfth streets.
tWorn aud faded clothing is taken iu hand by the gen
rlcmanly proprieler, Mr. RobcrlsDu, and made to look as ,
fush a9 when it first came Irom the store of the Hebrew
urnisher. The Dye House is a great institution.
The variety theater at the corner of O aud 12th streets
is to be improved to the extent of $30,000. In the nnmc
of all that is good and noble, let the house be venti
lated. Audiences who have endured the stench and the
bad air of the old house will undoubtedly arise in a hodv
and kick a hole through the wall if the architects of
of the revised edition of it do not provide an ingress
and egress for air.
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