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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1904)
ESsqaaeseK: y"!U."'""ij'""fSRS3y ra ZTbe ailp fletiraeRan w I -f MMMMrMMMMMMWMMMkMMMIMk SCHMOLLEB & MUELLER THE BIG PIANO HOUSE I 135 SOUTH llth STREET OUR LEADERS Steinway & Sons Schmollcr & Mueller Stegcr & Sons Vose & Sons Emerson Mueller A. B. Chase Geo. Steck And 23 others. We sell new Pianos on $5 monthly payments 4 i 0a0i0i00m0imm0mirt LYMANS SPORTING GOODS HOUSE Phonographs, Bicycles, Typewriters and Sewing machines Rented, Repaired and Exchanged 231 SOUTH llth STREET Telephone B. 1232 FORBES STABLES W. O. Forbos, Prop. 1125-31 P St. BOARDING and LIVERY Boggogo and Cab Lino CarrluKcw furnished for WoridlmiH, Parties an Funoruls. Onico MM P Streot. Tolcp'iono 660. HEADACHES Are often a warning of eye troubles. Better get your eyesight toated so that any coming defect may be reme died in time. We will examine your eyes carefully. If there is anything wrong or If there Isn't we will tell you. HALLETT U4J O STREET LINCOLN ? . departmental. Room 101 In the geology building has undergone a complete remodeling. The beginning class in domestic sci ence haB Beven studontB. Professor Heald reports the work In his section as progrcBslve and in a healthy state. A class in general hacterology with a registration of nine students was started this semester. The organic chemistry class will study tho chemical composition of mixed compounds next week. The class In chemistry 2 has begun Its work In examining the properties of the aluminum compounds. Chancellor Andrews gave a talk be fore tho high school students Thurs day in behalf of their debating society The department or Romance lan guages has JiiBt received about ninety books to bo used In laboratory assign ments. The class In meteorology has begun to ttudy atmospheric temperatures and will soon be able to predict weather Tho students In chemistry B have finished their study of non-metallc ele ments and next week thoy will begin their work on metals. The students in physiological chem istry 1b beginning to btudy digestion in a chemical way. It 1b taking saliva for its study at present There are between twenty and thir ty students in the geography clay which meets on Saturday forenoon Among these are several of the piinci pals of ward schools In Lincoln Tho Historical Society is preparing some of tho old Spanish and Indian documents and grants for the St Louis exposition. There aro six of thso pertaining to the Omaha tribe. The class In Engjish literature G un der Professor Stuff, will llnish Its work on Barrio's "The Little Minister," iit-xt Wednesday, and will have an examina tion on the subject Uiwct Friday. Miss Barbour reports some excellent receipts for the St. Louis exposition from teachers all over the state, among the being good pictures of sod s( hool houses from Butler count, "d many other interesting photographs. Dr. Condra received a commendatory receipt ofhls bulletin to the TJnlfed State of his survey work last summer In Nebraska, with an invitation to ic sume the work next summer This speaks ery highly for the woik of Dr. Condra. The faculty of the Industrial Col lege moots Saturday Febiuaiy '., at 1 p. in., followed by a meeting of the college of Literature, Science and Aits. The faculty of the graduate school meets Immediately -after the meeting of the college of Literature Science ami Arts, W. H. Woodruff of the geoloigcal department has just completed an ex cellent piece of work on the map of Cass county. The beginning of this work was to topograph the country, which is an immense amount of tedious labor, and later he cut vhe cast to mould the plan from which the maps will be photographed, giving an accur ate account of the geography, of the county. Miss Cora Conklln gave a talk in Tecumseh Thursday- evening before the Johnson County Farmers' institute of that city.- Tho Biihject of her talk was, "Glimpses of Spain." Miss Rosa Bouton made a lecture trip Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Wednesday Bhe gave two lectures be fore the Pawnee Farmers' Institute, and incidentally, a short address be fore the students of tho Pawnee high school. Thursday Bhe appeared before the Farmers' Institute at Tecumseh and talked on the division of finance in the home. &tt SLXSIMjS JtSUjSLt J3 IV ISvUiSl s s SEE THE DEVIEW PRESS ABOUT YOUR P DINTING I Phono :$84 1131 N Street, Lincoln rsTnrra'rarrB'wa ra s j &z a sn o H T TTT Jf T n" T " flS Jfi JS TTftTfi lfiff "ft T 'P " Selected by the Si I Government To carry the United States Ovei- land Mall across the continent, J on account of Its being tho best and most direct line (T,I k 3 ,i i " vf avlSs . ' IN it a if a a it if if if if S n TV 2-l it it a it it n it it it it it it n it a H it a n it )( n it VIA Omaha the Union Pacific is 0A miles shorter to Salt Lake City. 278 miles shorter to San Fran Cisco. 278 miles shorter to Los An- geles. if 358 miles shorter to Portland. 12 hours quicker to Salt Lake if City. l 1G hours quicker to San Fran- h clsco. f 16 hours quicker to Los An- geles. if 1G hqrB quicker to Portland, y if it it )t it it it THAN ANY OTHEH LINE if if if if if if if if if Electric Lighted Trains Daily c u. 3LU35CN, ucnerai Aflcm rvpv yr r w Pft kyy J DAKEK.DR05. XNCKAVI N O CO. Hotel Walton 5J5 O Si reet. Phone 566. 100 rooms boat low-prieod house in city RATES $ Per Day and Up "Hl III l BtF1! I ItC If ILLUSTRATORS l J-n) pJantin the west" (jOl BUSINESS DIRECTORY Every Loyal University Student Is Urged to Patronize these Nebrask'Ui Advertisers, and to Mi Jn the Paper While Doing o. ART GOODS Curtice, Lincoln Book Store. BANKS Columbia, First National. BARBER SHOP Palace, R. & C, Shannon. BATHS Chris' Place. BICYCLES, ATHLETIC GOODS Sam Hall, Sidles, Glrard, Lyman. BOOKS & STATIONERY Porter. Co Op, Brown, University Book Store. Sam Hall, Lincoln Book Store. BOOK BINDING Gillespie. CA RPENTER Wilson. CIGARS Powell, Lindsey, Foliart. CLOTHING Unland, Magee & Deemer, B. L. Paine, Armstrong. COAL Gregory, Dierks, Whitebreast, P. D. Smith. CONFECTIONERY Leming. Maxwell. L lnoln XJandy Kitchen. D. i IRY Franklin, Leming. DANCING HALL Fraternity. DRUGGIST Stelner, Woempher. Rec tor, Brjwn, Rlgga, Wrignt. FLORISTS Chapln Bros. DRY GOODS Miller & PaJne. FURNITURE Jtudge & Guenzel, A. M. Da 1b, Hardy. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. Lln'.oln GROCERS Keystone, Farmers Gro cery. Transfer. HARDWARE Hall, Budge & Guenzel. HOTEI S Lindell, Walton, Boyd. INSURANCE Connecticut Mutua. JEWELERS Tucker, Hallet, Rich ards. LAUNDRIES Yule Bros., LIVERIES Melick. LUMBER DierkB NIGHT SCHOOL Modern Commer cial. NOVELTIES Thorpe. OIL & GASOLINE Lincoln Tank Line. OPTICIAN Dr. J. J. Davis. PAINT & (VLASS Western GlasB & . Paint Co. PHOTOGRAPHS I layden. PIANOS Schmoller & Mueller, Ross Curtice. PLUMBING Korsmeyer. POOL & BILLIARDS Powell. .PRINTING, Grillln Greer. New Cen tury, Ivy Press, Review Press, George Bros. RESTAURANTS Westerfleld, Unique, Don Cameron, Good Health. 'SHOES Perkius & Sheldon. Sander- , X1UULIDUI1, SHOE REPAIRING Blue Front Shop. STENOGRAPHER Shepherd-, room CIO rll i in uii, uii'imruH uik. Ut,. . auiiuuiuM weuer. Burt's. TAILORS Unland, Bumstead. THEATRES Olliver. Lyric. TYPEWRITERS Olliver. jSTOK fHl i ) ran 161 IpEHVCRj IB14 cum t. GRAVERS Vi ffA c s ttl i t J2l M i ' a WJflMtif'hi"qlV , . -J . (U. :.(.:. ft- &