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About The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1896)
LOQA.LS. Hpv. Mr. Kowland Hpent par of an liour In the Anglo Saxon chum Monday, professor HcBBoy wont to Dunbar Saturday to tvttcnd tho toachorH' us wclatlnn. t t t I'mfpHSor Nicholson will address tho ()iiimorflal club of Minneapolis, Minn., on Saturday evening. pclt.i 'I'au Delta will give am In formal dance at tholr chapter hoiiHo Krld y evening, March 'in. jtln Perkins took Professor Kim ball' place In playing for chaiol ox orrm,.M (lurliiK his absence. lllDK.oin Williamson has been absent from i la university for two days on iicrounl if her grandfather's deatU. Tlirii' are a number of applicants for the p"tltlon now held by Professor Hates N' choice has been made yet. t Tin- t'-op. Is In receipt of the fol ImrluK f,'ni a Chadron merchant. "Ooirts. pleae send nit? a price list of Rrocerlrt." The Hi-ia's have fully recovered from their i pmpornry embarrassment occa sioned iy the loss of 'their Hilly goat. The goit eamo back. The Kngllsh club will tender Mr. HatM a reception Friday night. Mr. ami Mrs. Bates will probably remain In LlntMln until April. Pr. 11 H. I'owry lectured on the NtTwuiH Sywteni" before -the Zoologl ralrlul Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock In thf z.mlogy lecture room. Miss K'llih Klske, a former university student, was married to Mr. Kenney, an Omaha grain merchant, "Wednes day. Tln-y will reside In Omaha. it Is undurstood that Missouri will come back Into the lnter-state league. It Is said that her representative acted without authority at tho annual meet- lllfT. The Nebraska Hetns are going ito hold a reunion the IMth of 'the month at Alpha Tail's chapter house. Nothing like a frat reunion to get college men togother. "I object," said the soph-more, "when I anl told that my mrtwon the-flrstUwo lectures in Kngllsh 4 were omitted, when those were the only two lectures I attended." Kiv.l Humphrey was Initiated Into the Alpha Thuta Chi fraternity. This fraternity has occasioned quite a talk in the university, as It la a new local organization. A few of the Nehroskan mall wrap pers were mislaid last week, which will probably account for the fact that some subscribers received their papers later than usual. J. Cecil Graham '33, who Is now among the lists of the travelling men, manages to stop In Lincoln every month or two to shake hands with his old aeiialntances. a "Ph.-t" Talmadge of Geneva, a for mer student, was married to Carrie I. Castor last Tuesday. The young couple will seitle In Ldncoln after a brief wed 'llni; tour in the east. Miss Nellie Zehrung Is making some fine drawings to accompany Profes sor Bruner's reixrt on the birds of Ne braska in the next annual veport of the horticultural society. Professor Meuzondort gave a musl cale at his home Tuesday evening. The participants In the , program were mostly his pupils, a number of whom ivorc university students. t A diploma from the world's fair man agement, awarded to Mr. Bamuel Avery for excellence in photography, an lie soon In the camera club room in the chemical laboratory. The Interstate oratorical contest will he held at Crete a' week from today, March 20. A rate of BO cents for the round trip will be charged. The train Will leave tho B, & M. depot at (1:20 p. m. Mr. N. S. Harwood was prevented from speaking before the Political Economy club Wednesday by a busi ness ongagoment. He will deliver his Promised address next Wednesday night. Ed Parmer, a former student of tho university, recently made a mark as a scholar. Ho went to the Hawaiian Inlands two or three years ago and there engaged in teaching. Not long since an examination of all the am bitious teachers was held and a gold medal offered as a prize to tho best scholar Tho result showed l''l nway ahead of all Hie rest. Ho got the medal and the prlnclpalshlp of tho Honolulu schools. The spring vacation will begin Tliurs day, March 2(1, an.: "ontlnuo until the next Mondny evening. It was orig inally announced that the the vaca tion would begin the 22d, but this was a mistake. Fred Tulloss was held up Saturday night as he returned from a party. Ah he had left his pocketbook at home the robber became disgusted with Mr. Tulloss and allowed 'him to continue fn his way home. Art Weaver, familiarly known as "AJax," Is preparing a political lecture which he Is to deliver soon before the republicans of Richardson county. Ho Hpoke last Thursday at Pawnuo, whore he helped organize a young men's re publican club. W. n. Hunter and U Hkow met with good results while In the northwest ern part of the state the lost two weeks. They secured about one hundred speci mens of birds, among which they had twenty-three different kinds. They al so captured a wild cat. Classes In assaying and sugar work are unusually large this year. The students are doing a largo amount of very practical work. On finishing these courses they nre ready for work in smelting works or sugar factories. A PILGRIM AG 10. The sun was Just setting and the birds In the trees that lined the nar row road were heralding the hour of rest when a solitary traveller came along, headed resolutely toward the east. His dark, handsome face, though hopeful and determined, showed un mistakable signs of great fatigue and his shoes covered with dust, told that his Journey had been a long one. He wore no overcoat, possibly fearing It would retard his progress, for he scorned bent on making the fastest time practicable and the veins In his forehead stood out like purple cords from the violence of his pace. At the top of a long hill he turned and looked behind him. Far far to the westward he could distinguish the spires and roofs of the city and the sun sinking behind the dome of the uni versity hall reminded him of Culver's red lantern after a football victory. Rut nature's beauties had little charms for him," and, buttoning hls'c&af "around his chin, he plunged onward Into the gathering twilight. The number of miles traversed began to toll on him and his over hurried stride had changed to a slower gait as he cut through the graveyard to gain ground. The road was now overgrown with weeds and brush from disuse. The' whole score seemed pen-ad ed by a chilling dreariness that made the grave yard behind him almost lively in com parison. All about him lay the dull, .bare, cheerless wilderness. The croak ing of the frogs In the gutter seemed only to accentuate tho stillness. Darker and darker, and wilder and wilder became the scene, until at length he came upon a mansion almost hidden In the wood, Its turrets and battle ments overlooking the road. The foot sore wanderer throw himself against the outer gate for very weariness and called feebly for entrance. His frock coat how incongruous In such a wil dernesshung loosely on his drooping shoulders. His natent leather shoes were caked with mud and dust, his well creased trousers were torn by brambles and barbed wire fences and his stock ings were full of sand burrs. With a supreme effort he lifted his head and looked up to the second story of the house It was dark. His face blanched and ho uttered a half suppressed groan, but he still twittered on the gate for en trance as 1f wishing to learn his fate at all hazards. Slowly the portcullis was raised and the drawbridge low ered. With dllllculty he stnggered up tho steps of tho chateau and gave the door bell a few spasmodic punches. A maid appeared in a white cap and npron and spoke a few hurried words. The form of tho wanderer quivered and either from fatigue or disappointment ho grasped a pillar for support, while a muttered curse escaped from his palo lips the Dobutanto was not at home. , coffee urn and are iinv prepared t" dispense a delicious cup m miy time of night or day. Tim Only Con ma. Son (rending) "There Is a tldo in tho nlTalrs of men which taken at tho Hood, lends on It) fortune." What, kind of a tldo docs Hint lnennV Practical Ktithor Tied down to busi ness, Dot's Theory. Little Dick Why Is women wearing vests like mon'.' Little Dot Vests has a strap and buckle behind, you know, and 1 'xpeots the womoiis wants to lncc thcirselvcs up like tho men do Limits of Strcot-Cnr Horvloo. I pton (looking from his olllco win il..v) Phew! What a snow-storml The walking will lio terribly bail by the time I start home. l-'rlend I thought tho streot-cars passed your house. I 'pton Y-c-s, but thoy novor run when tho walking Ik bud. IIiiIcn' root Notion. Winks Did you over notice that ii tiring hard times, religious revivals always start up and tho long-ompty iutrohes aro sure tjo be filled? Jinks -Yes. -How do von account for it?" "Salvation's frccj" The Lincoln nowl agency, headquar ters for news, magazines and novels. Harper's Century, Munsey'o, Scrlbnor's, Cosmopolitan and thor periodicals al ways In Btock. N. 13. corner Eleventh and O streets, Rfchard block, .1. E. Pearson, manager.; i r First Widow "Why, Mrs. Verdant, what do you Intend to do with the pail? Second Widow Well, you sec, my poor husband requested that his gravo be kept preen and as I am about to bo married again I thought I would givo It it cont of green jnint. iitiiilliiK Thnmsolro to Circumstance. I.ittlo Roy I stayed in the parlor all Inst evening when Mr. Squeezcm was enllin' on sister, jflst as you told me. Mother That's :i good boy; and hero is the candy I promised you. D id you get tired? f Little Roy Oh no. Wo played blind man's buff, and it would have boon lots of fun only I was "it" nearly al' tli time. BIG Ipi I Ladies' Cloaks Ladies' Underwear Ladies' Hosiery Ladies' Gloves Gents' Underwear Gents' Hosiery Gent's Gloves MILLER & PAINE, 1235 to 1239 O St Jeweler, Optician, and Engraver. DEALER IN AATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY, ETC., ETC. All goods sol 1 engraved free of churgo, and no chargo mado for oxamlniui; l.o eyes. I 1 43 O Street. Lincoln, Neb ME PALACE Is tho Pitorun Plage to got your Moals. SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS A Chid' AiiKinc Yo. Winkers 'What tf tiresome piece of Insipidity that girl if! liinkcrs Her parents ought to keep her at home. Tho first thing they know some modern novelist will take her for a heroine. Ills Forte. Ho was well known in tragedy, An actor full of prldo. No wondor ho succossf ully Committed snlcldo. rs'liTTUlO TT 1 TY ALL TOUR FELLOW STUDENTS BOARD HERE. niNTNiT T-f AT T TnYus- Lnx-Mui ii.i-i.Ljij 1130 N ST A Gi 0SMER) PR0P KIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllltlllllllllllllllllllllllltM I RI PANS I c oni: oivns remef. M mm Nii!iiiiiiimiiiiiiitiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COAL COAL COAL CHARLES B. GREGORY, Dealer in all kinds qf WMitnWlnlii should bo your barber. Four good mon are employed at Con stoncer's barber shop, 1010 O street, where you got the cleanesl shave and neaiteat hair oult. If you got up too late for breakfast Sunday morning, come down to Francis Bros.' restaurant, 127 no. 11th and get a plate of cakes and ooffe. Special of fer to students for 'ten days. A $1.10 ticket for 80 cents. Fnanols brothers, proprietors of the Capital Cafe, have purchased a now Truit rhlliwitliropj. Eastern Man (In the west) Who Is that fine-looking old gentleman? Western Host He is a man who has mndo thousands happy. "A great philanthropist, 1 presume." "That's about it. lie Is the most tender-hearted judge in our divorce court." A Hufc Illot. Mother What does the doctor say? Daughter He says I have heart troublo and must not read anything lnt is tho least lilt exciting. M ithcr That's too bad. You will have to confine yourself to tho monthly magnzincs. A Itonnun Somewhere. Lord Noodle Aw American girls must bo different from English girls if they are permitted to go about with out chaperons, don't youlcnow. American (lirl- Perhaps American -non nre different from Englishmen, N'ew York Weekly. -GC O A X- Rock Springs, Pittsburg, Wier City, Lexington, Anthracite, Hurricane, Semi-Anthracite, Canon City, Peerless, Hanna. Office, 1100 0 Street Richards' Block. Yards, 14th fc Y Sts, Telephones Nos. 343 fc 345. the Po- Now York Ticket Agent. Western Man That's about tamest ticket sollor I've seen yet lite as pic. Mr. (lothum Oh, we have plenty of that kind In Now York. Thoy live in flats whero there aro janitors. Gotham Hharpnoii. Eastern Man You westerners think you aro pretty smart, but you can't hold a candlo to Now Yorkers. Western Man Think they're sharp, do yoh? Eastern Man Sharp as razors. Why, sir, I know mon in Now York who have walked about tho streets and oven ridden in Fifth avenue stages without being robbed. Sciiretl. Dusty Rhodes Couldn't you bestow a dime upon a worthy object of charity, boss? "William Ann What do you do with your money? Dusty IthodeB I'm just that skeored over wildcat banks that I blow it tn m fast as I get it. Anex Resturant. 133 Solifch 12 St. Calls special attention of the readers of The Nebraskan, to the fact that they can gat the best and cheapest meals there of any place in the city. A square meal 15 cents Short orders at all hours. L C. Holaday, Prop. H. "EVANS, President. O. O. QTJIGGrLE, Secretary EVANS LAUNDRY COMPANY Telephone 199. 327-335. North Twelfth St.
