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About Hesperian student / (Lincoln [Neb.]) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1885)
THE HESPERIAN STUDENT W. H. PRESCOTT, 12150S. Lincoln JovitturusHBiiicmst; Cheapest and Most Complete Music House in the West. BD ik D If F 19 I r A fTxll and complete stock of Ladies and i : " i!T ""r11.. r" BOOTS & SHOES Arctics, Alascas, Base Ball Shoes And Spring Goods. jggr Students especially invited to call. FREMONT NORMAL SCHOOL Business College. W P Jones A- M- President- TRAINS YOUSG PEOPLE THOllOUGHLY FOKTEACrUNO, roll BUSINESS LIFE, roil ADMISSION TO OOLLEOE, FOK UV Oil MEDICAL SCHOOLS, FOll rUBLIC HI'EAKIMI. J Zjrrtr.xrx mtr IVc MUSIC, Tn rrnwiiiir. Paintinyr, ami ELOCUTION, IN hllOUTIIANII AMI TYl'E-WlHTINO THC lMCULTr: Tburoare 11 member In tlio Faculty, each specially educated for his department. PJIESIHEXTJOXKS has had over twenty nra oYimrlnnce In educational work pltOFESSOJi HA.VLIX. principal of the Business collozo. ha hud over fifteen years experience and Is a superior penmau and an .vnr.rt nr.cnUlllUIlt . nninrcMP xmiTT 7? 7? I a nn original and Inspiring uiaclior In tlio Natural Science and Business Departmynts PJ10FESS011 LAWTOX, oriloston. Mats Is a superior lnctructor In Music Miss Sarah Sherman, of Chicago, is an artist of rare tal- f 1 I f lttii 13s sio! rs Etfi-?lil Hi A 1 S ;! H Jliiiiteiii OMiffigw? TTarr,V mzMslm$ entand skill and a most successful teacher. .M ts l.jdia L. Jones and Miss Jessie Cowles are grAduHtes of tho Northwestern University and alilo teachers. Mr. A. A. Cowles Is i practical ehort-hand reporter and an adept at type-writ nK. Tho other teachers are thoroughly qiialined. HATES OF TUITION ANU IJOAHD. Are very reasonable, and tho cheapness or board at Fr.niont compared with cost in otlirr cities about offsets the wholo price of tuition Tuition for fifteen weeks is $15; JiistniiiintalinuMc, SIS pertwentv lessons joke culture, $12; fine arts. 10 per twenty tliiei-liourlwsoiie; short-lmiid 12, and typo writli.g SIO pur twenty one-hour lessons, extent lor studitiita it, .iiw.r i, .,,,... ..,i.n - ... w..,w MMh.Il.r, UW pay fts 00. M VACATIONS '1 In. U'lY'l'Ifll 1nttl ..r ,r ,.-...11, ,.- I A ,,k' ' linHii in iu wuitkb will uc pin Dei go. but students can enter at any titm, mid ait- doing o continually, paying v,u'Kee i oiin ironi timeoi entering to tune of altip. Sprint: Term will begin April 13 o'. and Summer Institute July B, '85. For particulars addiess the undersigned mdcrslgucd Xeesnl Aftrmfcii?es? rreet of Norm v. i .tonus, a. ar., al College, Fremont, Nob. This institution was erected by Merchant?, Bankers, Manufacturers, and successful farmura to PEOPLE FOR REAL LIFE, to earn their own living as teachers, as clerks, bookkeepers, cue . M- 1 !,,., ,-.,;it.-.,' fnolnrr nv ntlinp liniii nocc nffloft Tl hns linmi Orrillllzi'd and is COndllCtei TRATN YOTTKO nnrjlilmu aIa iuim ilp iciiuiiuia. 13 uiuiud. uuuanvutiiat uuoiiilio. i: u. ill 1111:1 cantile, bunking, railway, factory or other business offices. It hns been organized and is conducted on strictly bus- inCSB principles, SUCH OS liaVO UJOUglU 113 lOUHUUIS SUCliesu III uiu iiuuuiiiuiuiid hi uuuui niu. ijiuiu 10 uuaiucas iuuu about it which communicates itself to the students Willi lliq most happy results. The attendance is continually in creasing at at a rapid rate. Railroads grant students half rales in going to and from College, if applied for through College President. '" ,
