mmi1tiatiimmimiuemSSimim
Prof. "How would you punctu
ate this Bontouce ? 'Alice, a girl of
eighteen years, walked down
Eighteenth street'"
Student '"I'd make a dash
after Alice." Ex.
Four million dollars have been
donated to the new American
university at Washington, besides
a site given by the city valued at
five hundred thousand dollars.
The West Point Girl "How
solemn those cannon look?"
The Oadot "Yes; they've been
discharged, you know." Ex.
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SPECIALIST.
Having permanently located in Lincoln,
I demro to cnll tlio attention of any who
nro troubled with dofectivo vision, that I
correct all errors of Infraction and Mus
cular Insufllciuncy.
Almost as much discomfort arises
from Hoterophoria as from Ametro
pia. R. BRUCE MAGEE,
1127 0 St., Lincoln-, Neb.
Rooms 12 & 13.
$cflohA)$&
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Served all the year.
ALWAYS OPEN AFTER SOCIETY
MEETINGS.
131 South 1 1th St.
J. U. WrlKlit. V. K. Johnson, J. II. McClny,
PreHldont. Vlci President. Cashier.
John A. Ames, Aest. Cash.
The Columbia
NATIONAL BANK,
LINCOLN, - NEBRASKA.
Capital, $250,000.
MUKCTOKS,
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Two Trains Daily
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. . LINCOLN . .
AND
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and Kansas City.
City Ticket Cilice, 1201 O felt.
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EXCHANGES.
The Kansas stalo univorsity ro
coivod an appropriation of: $100,
000. Captain Eire at will.
Lady Oadot At Will who?
Ex.
"You are sweet enough to eat,"
said ho. "I do regularly," was
her quick reply. Ex.
It is Baid that the Chicago uni
vorsity intends to publish a maga
zine similar to the Century, which
will rival that periodical. It is to
bo called the Lakeside Magazine.
Ex.
The Imperial university in
Tokio iB fully equipt for all scien
tific work, and compares favorably
with Oxford or Heidelberg. Most
of the professors are now Japa
nese ovon those who teach tho
Engligh language. Ex.
Ann Arbor's Concert.
The announcement that tho
University of Michigan Glee and
Banjo clubs will appear at tho
Lansing Tuesday evening, April
23, will bo greeted with delight
by the lovers of college music in
this city. The clubs are strongor
than ever before and are composed
of thirty-five young men from tho
University of Michigan. Tho
program is full of rollicking col
lege music peculiar to college
clubs. ThoBQ who hoard the Ann
Arbor boyB in their concert in
April, 1893, will be pleased to
learn that Bob Thomppon, the
big second basB with the fathom
less voice, is still in his place at
the left end of the glee club.
Tho clubs aro making an ox
tended spring trip, going as far
west as Denver, stopping at Lin
coln on their return. They should
bo greeted by a crowded house.
The following list of patron
esses assures tho social success of
tho entertainment: Mrs. James
H. Canfield, Mrs. 0. H. Morrill,
Mrs. L. 0. Eichards, Mrs. P. V.
M. Raymond, Mrs. D. A. Camp
bell, Mm E. H. Oakley, Mrs. H.
H. Wilson, Mrs. 0. H. Gore, Mrs.
J. A. Buckstaff, Mrs. F. M. Hall,
Mrs. S. H. Burnham, Mrs. J. B.
Wright.
Following is tho progrum:
PAItT I.
Duot and chorus '"Tho Fencing
Master" Do Kovou
Mr. Price, Mr. Spitzloynnd Glee und
Banjo Clubs.
Yollow and Blue.. .Cnrm. Miobiganon-
sium
University March ilaug
Composed for University of Michigan
Banjo Club.
Tho Barber F. Pratt
Mr. Minor and Club.
Mophisto'a Revels V. W. Smith
Banjo Club.
Studont Songs
a. Gorman, b. Amoricau.
Tho Scotchman Gloo Club Drill
PART II.
Polly, My Sweetheart, ' j 'M
Mr. McCroary and Club.
American Cavalry March Airsch
Banjo Club.
Hark, tho Trumpet Buck
Gloo Club.
'Rastus on Parado Mills
Banjo Club.
Phantom Band Thayer
Mr. Thompson, Quartette and Club.
Satanolla Galop Schacht
Banjo Club.
Ann Arbor.
THE PALACE DINING HALL
la THE MOVER PLACE to got your raoala.
SPmOIAL KA.TMS TO BTUDKNTS.i
ALL YOUr. FELLOW STUDENTS HOARD 1IEUE. TRY US.
1 1 3 O N Street.
A. G. OSMER, Prop.
Baker's Clothing House,
COMPLETE LIKE OF FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS AND MUSES.
Hnlta mi'd to order la Custom Doparttntnt. Rstira satisfaction gaarantoed.
Special Discount to Student. 1039 O Street.
The Students' Co-operative Book Co.
HANDLE ALL
STUDENTS' SUPPLIES.:
S. E. Cor, of Univorsity Hall.
J. H. EVANS, Prest. and Treas.
C. C. QUIGGLE, Sec'y and Mgr.
Evans Laundry Company,
3S7, 389, 331 3ST. ISth. Street,
Telephone 199. LINCOLN, NEB.
ESTEY & CAMP,
Pianos and Organs !
1 39 South 1 2th Street.
All the Newest and Most Popular Songs at the Lowest
'rices.
H v mr i
"CALL AND SEE US.
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Mead's News and Cigar Stand
-FOR-
Fine Cigars, Tobacco 1 Stationery.
All the Latest Novels always in Stock.
The WORLD-HERALD and CHICAGO PAPERS
delivered to any part of the city by carrier,
L. L. MEAD, Prop., 110 North 11th Street.
BEST LINE
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TO
CALIFORNIA
Isour SIcopInK Car Hnte on tho l'hllllps-I(ock
Island Tourist Excursions from Council Wnffs,
Otnnhn or Lincoln to l.oj Angeles op Hon Krnn
Cisco, via the Sconlc iloute nnd Onden. Car
leaves lies Moliio evor.v Krlduy, and sleeping car
rate Irom thcro Is 6.K0.
Yon have thiouf?h sleeper, and the Phillips
miinar.emont has a apodal Agent accompany
the excursion enon week, and you will save monoy
nnd hnvo excellent accommodation, as the enrs
have upholstered bprln sents.are Pullman uulld,
and appointments perfect.
Address for full particulars,
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