University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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---T 1-1 E:----E 1: it o on e io mwersitg of lllll6S0tQ 'gee---V---E'-A-f-R-V whw. so vfi-'we--W--X ss 92' WNNEAPOQ S the University of the State of Minnesota, established I by the Constitution of the State, and endowed by the General Government, being a part of the State system of public instruction. It is open to both soxos, and tuition is absolutely free in iall clepartments, except the profes- sional schoolsg the only charge is one of S5 oo per year for incidental expenses. ' ------00ouooo0----'---- CCDLJFQSES CDF: STLJIDY - - IN - .. ARTS, SCIENCE, LITERATURE, LAW, MECHANIC ARTS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL--NENGL 'NEERING, AND AGIRICULTURE. - - fem A Courses are provided for special students, of mature years and jurlgmenr, who do not propose to glGd'llC1fE,iHf Alathemaltes, Sczeuee, Ancient Languageng Modern Languages, History, English includzrrg Logic, Philosophy, English Language ana Literature, and Pedagogies. A special school of PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE will be opened Nov. lat, 1888, at the farm, which will lllfor the Freshman, class in the College of Agriculture, orfor prartleal work upon the farm. I The Law Department will be opened at the beginning of the University pear in September, with a full faculty. Fees will be charged mn thlx De.. parhmfnf. -A M H-v as -- -W -- - --:uoooo0oo--------- For Catalogue nr special lnfornumtlon, mlclrusa. ' CYRUS NORTHROP, LL. D., 7D1'ZSiCliC'l'Zl.

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inneccpelfs eaelemg FOR BOTH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. ONDUCTED on the plan of the best New England Acade- mies. English, Literary, Scientific, and Classical courses. Also regular Preparatory Courses, fitting for the State Uni- versity and other Colleges in the shortest possible time consistent with thorough work. Students admitted to the Freshman Class of the University without examination, upon presentation of the Academy diploma. An enrollment of 150 students during the past year. For Catalogue, containing full information, address ' EUGENE D. HOLMES, M. A., Principal, A 1313 Fourth Street Southeast, MINNEAPOLIS, 'MINN. P. D. MOMILLAN. ' A. W. HASTINGS. AAQAMILLAN e HASTINGS, ' REAL ESTATE, LOANS, V :-AND- - , NSURANCE. We Represent the fMTl0fML LIFE INSURANCE GOMPAIIY, , Montpelier, Vermont--tho Best in the World. .i...o.l.. 301 CENTRAL AVENUE. OHUTE BLOCK. MIN N EAPOLIS, MINN.

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STRYKER ' SEYSKINRRY. A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. THE course of study has been revised and pupils may now be prepared for entrance into Wellesly College and our own State University. .A Seminary course has been arranged for those who do not desire to study as much Greek and Latin as is required to enter college. A ll stu: dents are required to study at least one foreign language throughout the- course. Boarding pupils must bring written testimonials of character, and give the names of two references with whom the Cprincipal can communicate. For further particulars address Min- ANNA zz. sera! xzaza, 628 University Avenue S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. CyM.BMLEY,D.M.DU Dermal Utilize. . 208 GENTRAL AVENUE ------WHEN IN NEED or------. Fine Marriages for Weddings. Operas and Galling OR PLEASURE VEHICLES OF ANY KIND -'OALL ON- 'EILHNSINEHERE K EIL?- OR TELEPHONE T0 702-2. We have a roomy, wett ventilated barn and horses and carriages lqft with us receive the best of care. Our prices are as low as any and we solicit your patronage. DZXNSINGBGRG 8: CO.. 414 AND 416 1ST AVE. S. E.