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The?Ten Heel. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. BOARD OF EDITORS, W. Frank Bryan, Editor-in-Chief. D. P. Parker, - - - - Man. Editor. without reference to the card-index, that is, provided the works of i the different authors are kept to gether and in their proper sequence. But if a book plainly marked J-35 is put in between a lot marked L-40, there is no clue by which its position transfer from the palatial ocean steamer to a river boat drawing" on ly two and one half feet of water. Though the audience was small! it was about the lecturer's size. Historical Society Meets. A B. J. Barwick, S. Skinner. ----- Business Manager, - Ass't Business Manager. ASSOCIATE EDITORS. C. J. G. Rose, Ed Latta, J. K. Hall. Benj. Bell Jr. Published every Wednesday by the General Athletic Association. Subscription Price. $1.50 per Year. Payable in advance or during- first term. Single Copies, 5 Cents. may be traced, the whole alcove The University Historical Society must begone over. 1 he disarrange- held its regular monthly meeting ment is most largely due to careless- last Monday night in Gerrard Hall. hessor ignorance in putting back pr. Battle, president of the body books which have been taken down was in the chair and Mr. A. H. for examination. If you do not ex- jarratt was Secretary. actly understand the system or do The first paper was by Mr. ..11 1 A J il. .. . A . I -r- -w-v . cxdcuy unuersianu me system or Thos. U. Warren and it was a do not know exactly where any book well prepared one on "The Quits belongs, consult the librarian. He Rents Controversy in Gov. John vill much prefer explaining to you Uon's Time." or putting ud the book orooerelv Mr. T. S. AtbinsAn rA n chnrt himselt to havine- a distorted ar- hi'crnrv nf tliP iif nf "NrntVmni Ma. The Leading Outfitters range men t to for pi dressed to the Editor-in-chief and accompanied by tame of writer, It seems to us that the candidates for the Track Team as well as the college at large, do not take their work and responsibility as seriously as they ought. During the base ball and football seasons every man who has the slightest hope that he can make one of these teams, comes out to try for a position, and the student body uses it& best efforts to bring but any promising material This is all very good, the only fault we have to find is that the same plan is not pursued with regard to the track team. At present the students show almost no interest in its work and give no substantial en couragement. Nor do the men try ing for the team go about their work as they should. On some afternoons fifteen or twenty candi dates will come out and go through the practice, at other times only three or four. Such desultoriness and indifference will never win any thing and Carolina cannot afford to lose. A good many people seem to think that we are almost belittli ourselves to enter a contest with "prep" schools. The contest how ever is most distinctly not with "prep" schools, but with the col leges of the state, all of whom, ex cept ourselves, have entered it with enthusiasm and the determination to win new laurels for themselves, and unless we wake up they will win, and the University, which for so long has been looked up to as the undisputed leader in the state of every branch of college activity, the literary and athletic, will ignomini ously bring up the rear. Defeat would be insupportable, but defeat stares us in the face unless we go to work now, and every man does a man's part. We can win if we will, if every member of the team will do his utmost, and the college give the proper support. We shall lose unless we exert ourselves. We have once before had occasion to call attention to the necessity for the exercise of more care fullness and thoughtfulness on the part of the users of the library and we recur to the same subject. By the system under which the works of fiction are arranged it is necessary if the fiction alcoves are to be properly kept that a book be put in exactly the place in which it belongs. The system is very easy to understand and" readily allows works of fiction to be found OF EASTERN CAROLINA, J. & D. OTTINGER OF WILSON frh A r.nn ri or hv Mr KVi Proma T .1 j to the best line of Tailor-Made GSt! ttujnucic, iic wiu nave mu lines of READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING. Hats, Shoes, Neckwear and Furnishing a-- Cobb & Lewis, wi tu spcuumg vf.sumc con, wno 1 nomas Benton says is time in rpn rrnntrprnpnf In faft 1 .--4-4. t. "NT xL - . "v mc t; 1 ca ics l ataicauidu nui iu vcii has not the time to properly care olina has ever produced. The his for the books unless he is assisted forv nf Ma bv their Users. Tlw GA nf U:.. il .Any tru.ted to him will be prompt- t , c . . . . . " v-v,. vvnue on tue suoject 01 tne as is shown by the number of pub MDrary we would like to suggest to lie offices which he held. Among the proper authorities that a library other things he was a Congressman clock would be quite a convenience and a Trustee of the University. wwlu iu i,ut nuianau auu iu me ; ur. rattie concluded tne even- library's frequenters Possibly if ing's exercises with reading a part tne loiterers could see tor them- 0f the History of the University, in selves the time tor closing come the preparation of which he is now tney would oe willing to get out engaged. His subject was "Mili- promply and give tne librarian some tary Land 7arrants of the Univer- little time to straierhten uo. sitv. v ' - 1 - 18 and 20 South Building-, Resident Agents. S. L. Alderman i-rui. amiin resigns. Die to the large audience present, Mr. W. C. Smith, who for the and tne papers read were very ablv Artistic Photographer. Greensboro, N. C. The meeting proved very profita- Perfect light, Best Workmanship. past three years has so acceptably prepared. filled the instructors chair in Eng lish and History has tendered his resignation as a member of the Pac- 1 1 . . 1 . uiiy anu nas accepted a position as a travelling salesman for Allynand Bacon, text book Boston. Mr. For University Views made by him call on J. E. A VENT. No. 9 Old West Bl'd. Yale defeated Harvard last week at New York City in a g-ame cf Hockey. The score was 5 to 4. The matter of having the treasu- publishers of rer of Yale University do a bank Smith's resignation mff business with the deposits of was accepted with regret as he has tne students is under consideration proven himself an unsually able and by tae corporation of that institu conscientious teacher. t tion. It is said the banks of New ...v ..6uou aumuui, 1MX 1 . I - .wH.vui . . -- T E. K. Grahman '98, librarian this with the money of students because Will. 1 IlAlLllIU. year will succeed Prof. Smith, and tney deposit such small amounts at Prnf -tinhlf. will faW w w:uf a time. Popular Shoe and Trunk Store ClaSeS. I Vain c mnlamnlqliMn, a jco. mcivie, instructor in monumpnt on her ramrnc t tli Gtio Uaot, I - -"""i'-' HUb UUVUd! I , expression win act as l,i brarian memory of Nathan Hale. tor the rest of the term. TEACHERS WANTED. PEARSON & ASHE pieftitecti, RALEIGH, N. C. Plans, specifications, and competi tive sketckes for all classes of build ings finished promptly. Suit Cases. Trunks, Satchels. Col. French's Lecture. tT t 1 j 4 1 T-7 -I xne lecture last F riday evening by "Col. French, the er" did not attract noted travel- a very larere Union Teachers' Agbncy of America kev. Iy. D. Bass, D, D., Manager. Prices that can't be undersold. Raleigh, N. C. Pittsburg, Toronto, New Orleans, New SEE OUR crowd, though it was for the benefit Iu&n$F II M nu I vacanies durine- the oast season. TVnVirti I ujvvw, w (to m. xviuuuiuc udiuicu ldciinies lor piaeing teacners in Re.o-ion" mio-ht almost a wll UavJ? P?Jt the Um.ted states and Canada, ttt jrnncipais, supenmenaents, assistants, been "Washignton Park of Chicago, grade teachers, public, private, art, music, vTu.!.. nuu&aa ail cLyyu- c. GAPS. or some subject which would have ncluded these two together with our national capitol, President Mc Kinley, the American eagle, the Coliseum and a variety too numerous to mention. In the division of his subject actually devoted to the Klondike, the speaker declared in anguage more flowery than the ex uberant tropical vegetation whirh M. CT he assured us made the great part of the country a garden of dazzling brilliancy that though he had been to the Medeterranean, to the far East, to India, to China, to the North Sea, some scores of times, he had nowhere regaled his entranced vision upon such a glittering dazzling magnificence as in Alaska. He al so impressed upon us by repetition that to reach that region one must at the mouth of the Yukon Rivpr cations to Washing-ton, D. C. fiOV. TAYLOR'S FprllmltedtlmeweofferCDCC LOVE LETTERS. ia,nin? il8 eT Ty,or's j on "J'' Loe letter, to all who will ienirfiea? ;" nonth' trial Bubscrlptlon 1? T 'f,Ma4 Nashville, fenn. Kach letter la well Illustrated. They are addressed to Unele 8am. PolIUdam, BoT, Girls, Bachelor!, Dnunmers, Flddlen, Fishermen, Bothem-ln-Lawi Kportsmen, Candidates, Sweethearts, Teachers. They are considered the best work that haa ever come from Gov. Taylor's gifted pen. 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