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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1902)
i THE DAILT XEBRABKAN. JA Hfc r k. ;;C f I- 'j Sa6S3gSS3SgggSggBgggS PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR DiDaiauaafaoaoaaSaaaHlliBai JR. HAGGARD, M. D. Offloe 1100 O Street, Rooms 212-21-214 Rioh ftrda Block, Telephone 535. ReakUnoe, laiO Q Bta t, Telephone L084. DR. BEN J. F. BAILEY; Dr. Mar Louise Flanaffnn; Office, 141 South 12th 8treet. Tolephone 618. P. DAVIS. D. D. S., Dentist. I Urtdce and Urown work. Ofllan room 7, over Rook Island ticket office. Phone 340. COMPLIMENTS or THE NEW LINCOLN BOWLING ALLEY TO THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. Club rates given. Johk 8. Cain, Propr., 130 So. Tenth The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Lincoln, Nebraska. Capital, $200,000; surplus and profits, IW.837; deposits, J2.716.000. S. H. Burn ham, President; A. J. Sawyer, Vice PresL; H. 8. Freeman, Cashier; H. B. ETvans, Ant. Cashier; Frank Parks, Asst. Cashier. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. Tfce Better Cliss ef Printing and Engraving Duce Frtgraas aid Hens THE NEW CENTURY, I12MI23 N St. Notice to Lady Students our attention Is railed to the Met that ou can hao jour Hklrt. (Jolf Skirt or H.iKlan Jacket made to order. Perfeu ritting on Every Garment During this week, I affer 4 styles of Golf Skirts real cheap I.. Blumenthal, 218 N. Illh St Phone "L" 1028. Out Door Sports This is the time of year for Base Ball, Lawn Tennis, and all outdoor sports. You should see our line be ore buying. Agents for D. & M. Sporting Goods. Wilson & Hall, Booksellers tti Stationers, 1123 0 St. Yule Bros. Laundry 1514 0 St. Phone 754 If you want to see the swellest lot of SHOES you ever saw, stop in at MM& SON'S ! Oliver Theatre VUWF0RM.ST0U F. 0. ZEHRUNG A 0. T. ORAWFORO, M8RS. Ctr. 13th tnd P Strtil J213 0 SWEET. J& LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Eat nt Hendry's, 129 N. 11th. Fine fare, Steele, 143 So. 12th. Steele stores furs. See him. Trunks and valises, 1030 O. C. E. Brown, dentist, Burr block. The Hygienic Cafe, 316 So 12th Bt. Eat at Don Cameron's, 118 So. 11th. Get an up-to-date university hair-cut at Westerflelds. For Bheet music and supplies go to the Mathews Piano Co., 1120 O street. Dr. Woodward, oculist. Richards blk. Wm Oram. '97. who. since his grad uation has been engaged in railroad work, has recently been placed In chaige offt I) & M. serveying party Phon 854 The physics department has built a wooden cover on the outside of one of the windows of Nebraska hall to prote t their Instruments from the wind while taking readings Hit kin and Eager are being coached In the duties of center and quarter back. Koehler and Drain, who ho suc cessfully held these positions on the team last season, will not be in school next year. Cameron's lunch counter, 118 S. 11th. Dr. Aley, chronic diseases, 1318 O. J. S. McNay, dentist, 1214 O St. Dean Davis led the convocation ex ercises yesterday. Dean Lees was unable to attend his classes today owing to illness. Chancellor Andrews will return from his trip to Wisconsin Friday evening. The Topeka Y. M. C. a. basket ball team will play here the last of next week. They defeated our team at To peka by a score of 3G to 52. Only three of Nebraska's regular team played In that game. Tonight and Saturday Matinee & Nlgnt. The Greatest Novelty of the 20th Centnry. POLLARD'S Australian Juvenile Opera COMPANY Fifty Marvelous Children. Tonight"La Mascotte" Sat. Mat. and Nlgnt, Geifiha, or t he Tea House of 10,000 Joys" by special arrangement with Augustine- Daly Estate. Perfect productions in evory dotail by the most talented children In Iho world. "A TroHt for Old and Young" Immediately after the matinee the Pollard Juveniles will hold a reception on the stage. All are cordially invited to stop up and meet the clever children. Matinee Prices 'Jftc, 50c. Night 25c to 51 The members of the class In animal husbandry left for Omaha this morn ing to attend a sale of pure-bred short horn cattle The class Is under the supervision of Professor Smith and ex pects to receive some practical experi ence in stock Judging. New stationary shades have been placed in the upper parts of the library windows. At the Students' .olunteer conven tion $G0,000 was raised to cover work for four years Representatives from Vossar and Wellsley will debate on May 1 Vassar made the challenge. With the advent of pleasant weather the beginning classes in astronomy have taken up practical astronomical work at the observatory i ney have recently been learning and locating the constellations with the object In view of soon plotting tne course of the moon among the stars. The (lasses in American history 2 are studying the various phases oi the French and Indian war. The Brush and Pencil is now being delivered at the art rooms instead of the reading desks as heretofore, and may be obtained there. The geological department has just been notified of the Intention of the United StateB geological survey to fur nish a Bet of soils of the United States to each of the agricultural experiment stations connected with the various state universities of the country. The volcanic ash of Nebraska Is to be In cluded as one sample In the collection and in response to a request for ma terial Miss Webster orwarded during the week a number of samples to the director of the division of soils at Washington. Chas. Hummel is serving with aB. & M. surveying party and 1b now lo cated at Burlington, Mont. Yale and Columbia are for the first time competing In handball. In addi tion a handball tournament is on at Yale. Professor Haecker of the state farm has gone to Scott's Bluff county to de liver an address at a farmers institute. Mrs. Laura Currier of New York has recently made a bequest to the presi dent and fellows of Yale of $100,000, which Is to be used In behalf of needy and deserving students. DU TEIL Cigars "that's all." Of course you'll have to keep your roonTvvfcrm this winter Gregory the Coal Man Has the Stuff Eleventh and O Streets Monday, JVIeb. 17 Chas. II. Yale and Sidney K. Ellis present the tal ented German dialect comedian and Golden Voiced Singer, AL. H. WILSON In his second successful starring season in Sidney R. Ellis' ro mantic comedy drama, Pe Watch on the bine Full complement of beautiful scenery. An excellent acting com pany. A production complete in every detail. Hear Al. II. Wilson sing "Love is all in all," "In Ty rol, " "The song of home," "The tea kettle song, " "My little frau lien, "When parading. " Prices 25c, SOc, 76c mid $1.00 Boat now on sule. At Funke Opera House Two Performances Only! MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 17 & 18. Gray & Gilllngwater offer the most positive laughing hit of recent years. HUNTING FOR HAWKINS A merry musical comedy,, liberally Interspersed wltn all that is enjoyable In polite vaudeville. A company of recognized superiority, Inclllrilnfr Mm fun mnlsm. . juuu va rvearney as Hawkins. (Last season a favorite as the Stranger in "A Stranger in New York.") 5. 85, 85 ami 50 cents. Now on sale. 1$ -.4 ( - A - 1 1 J 1 i .1 (. n n- cw t ; L I Z4 - 4. ( -J . MJUffetV. H Jf- " t