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PROF. HOWARD TALK3. Professor Howard of Lcland Stan ford, Jr., university, who lo working in tho libraries of Lincoln for a few months, spoko to Professor Caldwell's history seminar Thursday ovonlng. His talk was on tho dovolopmcnt of tho Bomtnar and tho practical work ings of tho Homlnar methods of Btudy. Tho history seminary begins with Leo pold von Ranko In tho University of Berlin about fifty years ago. It was first Introduced Into thla country at tho University of Michigan In 1869 by Charlca K. Adams, now president of Wisconsin university. Slnco that time tho history seminar has been Intro duced Into nearly all largo schools In this country. Tho work of tho sem inary Is prlmnrlly with sources, and should bo original research. Profes sor Howard quoted von Sybel as to tho Ideal of tho seminar student. Do not rest content until you are sure that you know more about your subject than anyono clso In tho world. Ho also emphasized tho need of thorough ness In tho proving of tho smallest de tails In historical work Tho students were urged to study the lives and methods of present-day historians and teachers, as well as the current his torical literature. After the talk tho members of tho seminar had an oppor tunity of meeting Professor Howard socially. CADET PROMOTIONS READ (Continued From First Page.) Tho new cadets were ordered to "fall In" by themselves, and then they were divided into squads and turned over to the tender mercies of tho drill-master. The new recruits this year did not differ materially from those of other years, and exhibited about the aver age amount of intelligence when a command was given which they did not understand. Quite a crowd as sembled on the campus to watch the freshles go through the setting-up ex ercise, and march along with "palms to the front" As for the olt" cadets, they looked wise and wore a self satisfied air when the new cadets were marched out of the armory. Each of the old companies was put under the command of its first sergeant and put through tho settlnjUQ exercises and marching movementb. Each of the four companies had a fair attendance considering that this was the first day of drill, and when the exceptionally large number in the awkward squads are put In the com panies they will be of much greater Madgo Torrance, Lola Hutton, Annla Courtnoy, Joslo Slsson, Qus Druno, jr., (tho Irresistible comedian), Clms H. Honry, John Harty, Roso Kosnor, Rob ert and Thomas Elliott, and othors. Seats on salo Tuesday, 9 a. m., at box ofllco. Prices, ?1, 75, 50 and 25 conts. Charles Frohman's "Novcr Again" will bo tho attraction par excollonco which will bo offered to amusement patrons noxt Wodnosdoy, Octobor 6, at tho Lansing theater. Outsldo of Chi cago ami Now York, In which this fa mous play has run more than 300 consecutive performances, it has never been presented In tho smaller cities. "Never Again" Is acknowledged by tho most eminent critics to bo tho brightest illustration of tho farcical complications that has yet assumed stage shape. Tho tricks of Seraphln, a Janitor, arc at tho bottom of all the complications that arise for the characters In the play. In the house over which Ser aphln presides Is a hatter, whose busi ness needs booming. Tho janitor hits upon nn alarming, but successful way of booming It, to give It a desired Im petus. Taking names haphazard out of tho Paris city directory, he writes letters to people Informing them that they will find unimpeachable evidence of tho wrong-doings of their wives or husbands, as the case may be, by call ing at No. 25 Rue Sardlno, the num ber of tho Janitor's house. The ad dressed persons call with alacrity and are met by Seraphln, who explains that his short tenure of office does not permit him to know all who visit the house or all that goes on In It. The callers ate, therefore, referred to the hatter, who has a smooth and agree able way, and sets their suspicions at rest, not, however, until tho visitor has become Interested In his shop and buys some of his pleasant dreams In the millinery line. Now, It happens that among the people who get into tho house in the Ruo Sardino by ac cident, or through Seraphln's tricks, are a dozen or more characters who are more or less Intricately Interested in each other's comings and goings. First of all. there Is old Rlbot. well to do, flirtatious, and a gay boy of tho most ebullient type; he has an ap pointment there with the pretty little wife of one Herr Henrick Katzenjam mer, the world's greatest violoncel list, who Is oft In America conquering hearts and corralling dollars. Then there Is Rlbot's wife and his son-ln- ' law and daughter, the latter extremely jealous of her husband, who Is an art- j 1st. Besides there are models, artists, boarding-school girls and other types, WANTlSD-TRUSTWOnTIIY AND (lotlvo gentlomen or ladloa to travel for responsible, established houso In Lin coln, Nebraska. Monthly JG5.00 and ox ponsos." Position steady. Koferenco. En close solf-addrossed stamped envelope, Tho Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chtoago. THE COLLEGE MAN who Is particular nbout how his hair looks will llnd that Sam Wostorllolil. nttor 18 yoarsoxporlunco with coIIcro mon knows how to cu. hair; and cut It to suit. 117 N. 13th. L iwvwyyvwwwwww; DON CAMERON'S Lunch Counter. ll Sonth Eleventh. WWWWWVWWW Northwestern University Medical School. Tho regular courso is four yonrs; with conditions for ailvancotl standing. This school claims superiority in tho oxtont and thoroughness of laboratory courses, and in the groat varioty of its clinical material and tho mothods by which it is used in touching. For circulars of in formation address tho Secretary, Dn. N. S. Davis, Jn., ' 2413 Dearborn St., Chicago WE EXPECT TO Mnko eomo now friends this your among tho now Btudont8 who hnvo como in. We Have Lots Of old frionds who tire staying with ua, and tho ronson 1b plain. Tho collogo man is particular. Ho must hnvo a largo assortment to Boloct from in ordor to got tho oxact fit, Bhapo, longth, figuro, otc. That's Why Wo havo so many frionds. Wo can always suit thoir needs at pricos that aro right. ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO. First National Bank, LINCOLN, NEIL Capital, $400,000.00 JNO. L. CAUSON, President. D. U. MUin. Cashier. U.S. FREEMAN. Ass't Cashier. It's the Place You want to go to whon you want to purchases magazines, periodicals, news papers and novels. Always on hand. Ilth and O Sts., Richards B1K- THE LINCOLN NEWS AGENCY. C. L. SPENCER, Mgr. Mr. Albert Turpin's- DANCING SCHOOL Now open for Season 1897-98. Adult classes, every Tuesdays and Fridays. Juvenile, Wedne t p. m., Saturdays, 2 p. m. Assemblies every Friday Eve. Hall for ront. Special rates to clubs and fraternities. 1132 K for terms, otc. Ofiico hours 9 to 11:30 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. THE ITCHY Hill I CftE HE I 1W s?rlnB term will open March 8. 1SJ7. I life nhni wwiihhMiivi limn pioma admits to bar. improved me;l Marshall D. Ewlng, LL. D.. M. D, Dean, uniting theory and practice. The Sa of Practice Is the Leading Feature. Evening sessions of ten hours a week for t class. Studonts can bo solf supporting whllo studying. For catalogue address M. D. EWELL, Dean, Room 613 and 614 Ashland blk., Chicago, I When you write to your friends f -" Lkt m Intercollegiate nurcnu Cotrellfc Leonard, 47-.M7K Broadway. Albany. New York. Makers of the size than last year. The iii-iii wn nniprmi l.v Cmitnin who flounder In Seraphln's meshes and Gullfoyle, who has stopped off at Lin-' Iav at tne liveliest possible game of coin just long enough to turn over his j cross-purposes for an hour or two. office as commandant of cadet to Lieu-, Hlbot Is surprised In his tete-a-tete tenant Jackson. j with Herr Katzenjammer's wife and Lieutenant Jackson was in Captain , ' moment his artist son-in-law, the Guilfoyle's company at Fort Robin- lntter's wife. Herr Kntzenjammer him son, and the latter speaks only in i self, and all the rest of them are In terms of warmest praise concerning volved. For each one to extricate him the new commandant, so that the or herself from the trap they unluckily cadets need have no fear but that they will be in charge of a person who is fully competent to manage the af fairs of the battalion. As to when promotions would be read, Captain Gullfoyle said: "1 am relieved here October 1. and Lieuten ant Jackson then takes charge. The lieutenant will make out the promo, tions and appointments, and it is quite probable ho will not have them ready by the first, but as soon after that as possible." Caps, Gowns and Hoods. To tho American Colleges and Universities. Illustrated manual, samples, prices, etc.. uon request. UoAnsforihe Pulpit and the Heuch. vho are coming west to visit you. Just add a post script like this: "Be sure :o take -the Burlington Route. It's much the best." 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