I
LOCALS.
i ntrt nobliiHon was Initiated Into Beta
r -?:.. i'i. mm week.
liiv1 - --
,.. Joy Mas boon cnltod homo by tbo
Tbo girls' cloak room has bcon closed,
and consequently thoso Easter bats arc
not so much In ovldonco.
of bor mother
nin
rn(mor Jlrunor loft Monday. Ho will
direct to jm-noa Ayres.
fo.,or Hodgmnn Inspected the high
icwol t Cc,,nr nnl(l8 on Friday.
Th U !' D- c- wl" R0 l0 Croto s,llur
d y to nicct tbo Donno boys In dobato.
Tho clasi of 1M0 will glvo a roceptlon In
B;prtscntutlve ball Frldny ovonlng May
!
The board of regents wll meet on tbo
Kit! of tb'H month to mnke up tho flnnn-
e'm binlpet-
Fi-ItORi'iit Kstnbrook was In tbo city
notify- Up was called horo by tho death
Cfhl8lter.
p Hallo! t 1ms Just received somo lino
AuaanA rlnss which ho Is selling cheaper
fver. 1H8 O st.
if you want sterling silver novelties, go
o lUllett's 1143 O 3t. He has tho llnest
Election In the city.
The faculty has decided that this one
lUod rm-pilllnR was injurious, and have
BMidcJ tbo sidewalks.
Klng'loy"9 books, "Titus" and "Wrest
ler of PhlUppl." 6e- each. School dlction
,rle translations, fountain pons, noto
Hooks, hlitory paper at lowest prices.
Book department, Herpolshelmcr & Co.
Superintendent Jones of tho Instltuto of
tho blind, iu Nebraska City, was a visitor
at tbo university Monday,
1211 ott, Cora Cropsoy, Elenoro Ilaymond,
Lowe and Colson; Messrs. Hoy Stone, Will
Ilaymond, Uohlnson, Llnquost, Davon
port and True.
Chancellor MnoLean goes to Lawrence,
Kan., Sunday to deliver tbo annual ad
dress before tho Y. M. C. A.
Professor Barbour Went to Pawnee City
April 20, to collect samplos of soils and
look Into somo "Bold" questions,
Tho oxtonded order drills and bayonot
exorclso nre a welcomo chungn to tbo bat
talion from tbo old routlno of drill.
Tbo annual exhibition of tho young wo
mon In tho gymnasium, tnkes placo May
8, that of tho young men, May 1C.
Don't bo without a good wutch when you
can got a lino gold one for $15.00, warrant
ed for 20 years, at Hallott's, 1143 O St.
Dan E. DePutron..
Has
Amateur
Photographer's Supplies
OF ALL KINDS.
Sole agent for the Prcmu Cameras,
the very best in the market, ranging in
pice from 510 to $120.
Cheaper Cameras from 51 to $9. Also
agent for Stanley Dry Plates, the
cheapest and best. 1 have Supplies for
all sizs of cameras.
Call at Room 4, 1041 O Street, and see
them. P.O. Box 973.
DR. F. D. StteRWIN
DENTIST...
Catapborcsis for Painless Filling.
Boom 17, Burr Blk., Second Floor.
Miss Ulanch RobortB of Nebraska City
who was In tho university Inst year, was
seen around the university Thursday.
Tbo weather department has put up a
Hag staff of Its own on Nebraska hall and
tho signals will be floated again soon.
C. D. Searson of Grand Islnnd spent a
couple of days the first part of the week
visiting his brother and unlverslcy friends.
Tho cadet battalion, us usual, wilt ap
pear In duck trousers this spring, tho first
of May. Orders for the same are now be
ing taken.
Mrs. Manning had an Invitation to net
as Judge aj the high school declamatory
contest of Tecumseh, which took placo
lost week.
The Western Medical Review of tho
month of Apr'l. contains the rest of nn
article that was started In a previous edi
tion by Dr. Clnrk.
Miss Dodu Goild was visited by her
mother n few days the Hrat part of the
week. Mrs. Gould returned to Fullcrton
on Tuesday afternoon.
George Ireland formerly '97, wag a mem
bor of the graduation class of the Omaha
Medical college which held Its commence
ment exercises Thursday afternoon.
Tho advanced Shakespeare class has be
gun tho Inst play that Is to ho read this
year. It will bo studied In a somewhat
different way than tbo others have bcon,
part of tbo hour of recitation being de
voted to a wr'tten lesson. Tho beginning
class bus taken up Othello, tho Inst book
this cln83 Is to rad bofoto June 1.
Spalding's Ilase Hnll Guide for 1897 which
has Just beon published, is especially In
teresting to collego men, as It conta'ns a
complete record of nil tho gainer piayed
by the leading colleges during 1S0C, and
portraits of the most prominent collego
bnselmll teams of .ho country. The now
playing rules have tho alterations and
amendments printed in Italics, which Is a
decided Improvement, and tho lists of av
erages of ull tbo leagues and associations
are very complete. Besides the college por
traits, the book contains pictures of alt
(he lending teams of tno country, embrac
ing altogether nearly GOO soparato photos.
The Guldo will bo sent on receipt of lOo to
any address In the United States or Cana
da by the American Sports Publishing Co.,
241 Prjadway, New York.
SPECIAL HYGIENE LECTURE.
The special lecture to young women In
tho hygiene class on "Hints on Nursing"
was given Wednesday by Mrs. Adclc W.
Baughman. The lecture was of special In
feros, and greatly enjoyed, It being Illus
trated by tho uso of dolt and bed. Mrs.
nnugbman Is a very pleuslng lecturer and
her talk was much enjoyed by the young
women of tho class. Sho touched upon
tho following points In her leeturo:Cnro
of the sick room, temperature, ventilation,
light: observing and reporting symptom.;
use of thermometer; taking of pulse and
respiration; applications, hot. cold medi
cated, water and lee bags, compresses,
mustard plasters, poultices, flax seed, etc.;
baths, hot, cold, medicated, use and ad
ministration; care of she bed, making bed
for the sick, changing sheets, etc.; lift
ing nnd moving helpless patients; food and
nourishment for the sick, preparation
nnd administration.
Big
Bargains
in
Ladies' Cloaks
Ladies' Underwear
Ladies' Hosiery
Ladies' Gloves
Gents' Underwear
Gents' Hosiery
Gents' Gloves
MILLER & PAINE,
1229 to 1239 O Street.
m
s,
PUSES
ELEGANT LINE OP POCKET
BOOKS-CARD CASES
and LEATHER NOVELTIES.
For Summer Tourists and Others.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Old Trunks in Exchange for New Ones.
Monday night, at a meeting of tho fac
ulty, it was decided to grant a half holi
day, on the afternoon of May 7, which has
been determined upon as field ilny.
W. O. FORBES,
Livery, Baggage
and Hack Line.
121 North Eleventh Street.
HACKS Nos. 39, 42. M, 7C. and So.
AH calls answered promptly, day or night
Polite hackmen, always to be relied upon.
Telephone No. 31, Lincoln. Nebr.
Nebraska Pant
and Suit Company
137 O Street. West Half of Trunk Factory
Pants to order, $3.W, SI. 5 and up
Sulu, 18, $20 and up
Tennis is on the boom this spring; about
fifteen men have put In an appearance
already. Tho association is ready to Issue
membership tickets to all applicants.
Dr. and Mrs. Clnrk entertolned the gym
nasium classes Monday and Tuesday even
ings at their home on H street. Games
were played after which refreshments
were served.
MIrh Corn. EImnr nnd Anna Tlovmnn.
returned to the university last Friday af-
tor spending two pleasant weeks at their
homes at Talmage. The principal feature
of their vacation was the measles.
TALK BY PROF. BARBOUR.
On last Tuesday morning during the
chnpel period, Professor Barbour gave n
short talk on Prof. E. D. Cope whose re
cent death has been a great loss to the
scientific world. Professor Cope was at
the head of the department of paleontol
ogy In the university of Pennsylvania, and
ranks as the greatest puleontolog'st In
America. The magnitude of his work wan
wonderful. He discovered nnd described
1,000 species of extinc; vertebrntes and also
1,000 species of recently living vertebrates.
By his great achievements, his name Is
entitled to be ranked with that of Huxley.
Ho was the editor of the' American Natur
alist as well ns a contributor :o all tho
leading scientific periodicals. Professor
Barbour regretted that he had not time
to say more but he hoped that he could
continue his lecture some evening which
would be set aside as a memorial evening
In honor of Professor Cope.
Miss Smoycr and Mr. Dennlson accom
panied Supertendent Overholt of Ashland
to Tecumseh on Friday to act as Judges
In the high school declamatory contest.
T. F. A. Williams was tho third Judge.
Professor Wolfe goes to Tecamah Sat
urday to speak before the county teachers'
association. He goes :o Clay Centre, April
30, and to Dorchester May 8, to the Saline
county teachers' association meeting.
The Christian associations will have
their Joint missionary meeting next Sun
day afternoon. An Interesting program Is
being arranged. Mr. Newell, who has been
doing mission work in Japan, will speak.
Friday last, some sneak thief entered
the girls' cloak room, and ribbons, flow
ers and feathers were taken from new
1 spring hats, capes were appropriated al
so, and the loss amounts to considerable.
Cktklng. Overcoalng and Vesting
Goods by the yard.
All work tlm-class and guaranteed.
Northwestern University
Medical School.
Tti j.Kular course is four years, with
otiD3itioi,B for advanced standing. This
Kbool claims superiority in the extent
and thoroughness of laboratory courses,
! in the great variety of Us clinical
fflatwlai and tho methods by which it
1 utilized jn teaching. For circulars of
formation address the Secretary,
DR. N. S. DAVIS JR.
2131 Dearborn, St. Chicago.
Mr. Laughlm's thesis, for which he se
cured his doctor's degree In the English
Literature department, has been taken
from ihe library and not returned. Miss
Jones would be very pleased to see It returned.
The preparations for the senior promen
ade to be held tonight In the Lincoln hotel
are all completed, and It promises to be
the swcllest and mon. enjoyable prom giv
en this year. The number of tickets have
been strictly limited.
Harry Johnson has been out of the uni
versity for the past three weeks on ac
count of sickness. A relapse after hav
ing measles has been a serious set back.
He is Improving slowly and will be ou
and around again soon.
The medals which the ex-captains of
I Company A give annually to the cadet in
that company who has the best record at
' the end of the year, are being preparer
1 in size and shape similar to those of last
year. They will soon be roauy tor exnm
iilon. A small swimming party waB given last
Friday evening at the Sanitarium. The
party consisted of Miss Elliott and Mrs.
I. M. Raymond, chaperons; Misses Stella
COMMITTEES OF THE FACULTY.
At a recent meeting the standing com
mittees of the general faculty were elect
ed to begin duties July 1.
Accredited schools The chancellor, pro
fessors, Davis. Bcssey. Barber, Fling.
Athletics Professors Clark. Gullfoyle,
Lees. Caldwell, Owens.
Credit Professors Adams. Johnson,
Hodgman. Brace. The Registrar.
Emergencies The chancellor. Deans,
Shermnn and Bessey.
Enrollmcn. Professor Lees Deans Sher
man and Bessey.
Graduate students Dean Edgren, Pro
fessors Nicholson nnd Brace.
Library Professor Davis, Owens. Ad
ams. Wolfe. The Acting Librarian.
Publications Professors Sherman, Ed
grln and Fling.
Schedule Professors Caldwell, Stout and
Richards.
Special professional courses Professors
Lyon, Ward, Taylor, Swezey and Brunor.
Unelassed students Professors Ward.
Lucky, Card, Taylor and Barber.
University extension The Chancellor,
Professors Barbour, Fussier and Lucky.
LINCOLN TRUNK FACTORY, - 1217 0 Street.
YOU WILL SAVE TIME
By taking the.
mm
niB
FOR MAIN LINE,
And Norfolk Branch.
All Points in Kansas.
Keep this in mind when going on foot-ball trips or any vacation.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1044 O Street.
E. HALLETT,
Dealer In
Fine Watches, Diamonds, Sterling Silverwar,
Clocks, Jewelry, Opera Glasses, Gold
Headed Canes and Umbrellas,
Spectacles, Etc.
Watch repairing, engraving and Optical work a specialty. No charge for exam
ining the eyes.
1143 O Street,
LINCOLN, NEB.
Funke Opera House Block.
J. L, Stephens President: Harry Eulllson Secretary; W. C. Stephens Treasurer.
ATHLETIC BOARD MEETING.
Last Saturday the Athletic board held
Its regular monthly meeting in the office
of the physical director. Important mat
ers pertaining to spring athletics. Includ
ing field day and the inter-colleglate field
contest, were considered.
The board asked the faculty to g ve a
half holiday for the local field day which
has been granted. While most eastern
colleges set apart a full day for Held day,
the members of the board were greatly
pleased at this much concession from .he
faculty. The men who show themselves
efficient athletes In the locU contest will
be permitted to represent the university In
the Inter-collegiate congest, which will be
held May 15, probably at M street park.
The colleges represented In the Inter-col-leg'.ite
contest will be Wesleyan. Doane
and the university of Nebraska. The com
mittee on minstrel show made a full de
tailed report of all recelp.s and bills. The
receipts from t'ekets were i'iZM), with ex
penses of 133.14, leaving a balance of $00.30
for the benefit of the .team. The report
was gratifying to tha members of the
board all of whom think that spring ath
lories will experience a revival, and they
think that the local contest will be a de
cided success.
SUMMER SCHOOL, '97
June, July and August.
OUli SPECIALTIES...
Penmanship (both slant and vertical),
BpeDini;. Business Arithmetic, Rapid cal
culation, Bookkeeping, Business Practice
Expert Accounting, Political Economy,
History of Banking, Tariff and Financial
History of the United Btates. PommerMil
Law, Shorthand, Typewriting, Reporting
etc.
We can accomodate you in any of these
speolal branches in any way to suit you,
either for full or part time. Write us
stating what you deBiro and we will give
you a special rate. Corner of Eleventh
nnd O r'r"'' T.'i'-oln. N. lr
Prof. F. W. Taylor will give his admira
ble lecture. "Picturesque Mexico." tonight
in the auditorium of the V. M. C. A.
Professor Taylor has travelled extensively
in Mexico and has taken a large number
of photographs that will be of absorbing
interest. The pictures will be thrown on
a screen by a stereoptlcon apparatus. The
lecture is free and all are Invited to come
and enjoy an evening of Interest, Instruc
tion and pleasure.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
UKTWKKN
L.INCOL.N
AND
Auburn, Falls City,
Atchison, St. Joseph,
and Kansas Cit.
French, German and Latin dictionaries
will he sold to students of the university
for S1.12M, cents each. These are the reg
ular 11.50 editions. Gold iridium pointed
fountain pens are still selling at G9 cents
each. Book Department, Herpolshelmer
and Company.
City Ticket Office. 1201 0 Street
II. C. Townskni), Gon'l P. & T. A.
P. D. Cohnkll, C. P.& T.A.
Rhas. B. Gregory n
V. of N '01. U
Office fl
At 1100 0 St, S
Lincoln, Neb. K
The Most Popular Photograph Gallery in the State.
Don Cameron's lunch counter, 118 South
Eleventh street.
George ConsUncer harber shop ii lo
cated at 1010 O street. Four of the best
workmen In the city are to be found her.
T ' "-r'Vli1 ii vjiir tmrher
SPEPIAL-Me beautiful coloitxl CVjIii et. mounted on a large curd, given with
each dozen f "ur bent alilnuts. Special rues to student T. W. Townm-nd. Prop
