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About The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1897)
GRIDIRON IMPROVED. Tho past week has seen a noticeable chango in tho appearance of tho foot ball field. A largo scrapor has been engaged and has been rapidly taking off tho humps on tho field. Not only tho Irregular places, but tho whole field will bo scraped bo that It will present an almost level aurface. Tho north end of the field will be about two feet lower than tho other end. This will work no hardship In playing as the Incline will bo Imperceptible. On the other hand, It will bo of great advantage In draining off the ground. In addition to scraping the field, a track one-fifth of n mllo long has been laid out. This will bo used for the first time In the coming freshman cophomoro field day contest. If there Is room enough, however, the present track will be chnnged to ono-quartcr of a mllo In length. Professor Hast ings Is at present figuring on such a chango and will make It If possible. ELECTRICS MEET. The Society of Electrical Engineers met last Saturday night In Professor Owens' lecture room. Work for the college year was talked over. Stops were taken to bccure a room In the new building for tho use of the so ciety. A committee was appointed to seo what could bo obtnlned for a suita ble society pin. Thore will probably bo no regular electrical exhibition given this year It takes so much i time and labor, it was thought best i to wnit until the electrical depart- ! "ny cases, fnlsc types of character ment gets into their new building, which havo boon doing duty for years where better accomodations can bo, in drama supposed to picture lifo in recured. The society will probably , Ireland. Hnlllffs. redcoats, evictions give a reception and dance nt the cap- 1 ! their nttcndnnt groups of vll Itol building in place of the exhibition. , lagers are done away with, and in Prcfessor Owons has becured sev- stead of the conventional peasant by eral good men as lecturers for tho so- J hero in corduroy breeches, who says ciety. The following will bo heard sharp things at tho exponse of every someti:i.e during the year: Chas. P. I tody nbou him, Mr. Morris has pic SteinmeU chief electrician of tho I tured a young Irish gentleman of to General Electric Company, will give ' ln'. college graduate, who Is a most ten lectures on the "Application of Complex Quantities to Alternating Current Analysis;" Willits H. Sawyer, a graduate of the class of '94, U. of N., now engineer in charge of railroad conduit systems of tho General Elec- character the author has surrounded trie Company, will give two lectures i with men and women who are gentle on the "Conduit Systems for Street j men and Indies, and he makes tho Railroads;" Ralph Modjeskl, consult- , action of his play take place on a fine ing engineer, will give an illustrated lecture on "The Construction of the i Rock Island and Davenport Bridge." ' In addition to the above, Mr. L. i Furgeson, general superintendent of tho Chicago Edison Company, will probably lecture on "The Edison Sys:- tern In Chicago." i OUR LIBRARIAN. John D. Epos, the new librarian, is a graduate of Randolph-Macon Col- lege, which Is a co-educatlonal Moth- odist school located at Ashland and Lynchburg, Va. Since graduation he has dono graduate work in Johns IIop- kins University, and for the past four years has been profossor of English u, 1'B'5 wounesuny evening. c and English literature- In St. John's tol)0r 13, college m Annpolls. Md. He has also Soat" cm snl Monday. 9 a. in., at th boon librarian of that school. This Is box omco' Pr,cos B0 ml 2r u Presbyterian school for inon and has cont8, an attendance of about 270 student, with a library of 8,000 volumes. Mr. Epea comes here as n friend of Profes sor Owens nnd Mr. Hrown of the elec trical engineering department. THE MEDICAL SOCIETY. Once more, after a lull of one yenr, tho Medical socloty has shown ener getic slgnB of Ufa. At a mooting Tliiirailnv iiflni-iinriti innitli mil Imalnain as shown, and it was tho general opinion of those prosout that the so ciety should again bucome more agros hive and progressive. The following officers were elected " "",l" "" w'" lPnr as iwron for the present Homester: MohenMauffen, a German gentleman Chairman, Miss Honnell; vice chair- to wl"" Mr- Clement has givon great man. Mr. Bnrber; treasurer, Mr. faxar- AIr- Clement's company Is ns Buyer; socrotary, Mr. Almy; sergeant- K01. U not bettor, than any to he at-nrmB. Mr. Tylor. fo,1,1d supporting a Htar. A complete An oxoeutlve committee was up- scenic production 1h carried nnd "The pointod whoso duty it Is to arrange Nw Dominion" will bo booh procisoly for a sot of loeturoB to bo given during as It was nt McVIckor's Chicago then tho BomoBtor, nnd In other ways to tor during Mr. Clomont'u rocont on provldo ontortahiment for tho mom- gagotnont In that house. "Tlio New berB. A second committoo on revision Dominion" will bo presontod at the of the constitution wub appointed, matlnao at 2: HO p, m., and "A Sonth The suggestion was made that com- orn Gontloman In tho ovoning nt 8:15 mltteos act at once and report at tho p. m. Prices, $1, 715, 60 and 2G conta. noxt mooting, which waB called for Seats now on sale. next Friday at 1 p. m., Octobor ID. GREAT MUSIC OEFER. DANCING SCHOOL. Sond ub tho names and uddroBsoa of Mr. Albort Turpln. in announcing throo or more porformors on the piano tho opening of IiIb elnssos for dancing or organ together with 10 contB in ali tor the eeiiBon of 1897-98, cordially ox- vor or postage and wo will mall you tends an invitation to you and any ton pieces full shoot music, consisting member of your family, and any friend or friends to become connected with hlB school, and oarnostly Invites your attention to Ills list of classes. His rules and regulations arc sim ple and Intended only to Insure tho advancement, comfort and enjoyment of his pupils and strict only so far as to conform to tho rules governing a high-class school. Tho high social standard of his classes and the generous support ex tended to him during the past season makes It unnecessary to go into fur ther details than to respectfully call your attention to the dates of open ing, etc. Application for membership should be made on or after September 15, either personally or by mall. 1132 N street, Lincoln, Neb. & Tho following la tin result of tho foot ball games played on last Satur day by the colleges of tho country: Carlisle Indian School 3G, Dickinson 0; Pennsylvania 33, buckncll 0; Cor nell 1C, Syrncuso 0; Princeton 43, Le high 0; Dartmouth 34, Phllllps-Exctcr 0; Purdue 2S, Illinois Normal 0; Wis consin 30, Lake Forest 0; Lafayette 21, Pennsylvania State College 0; Illin ois 1G, Eureka 0; Baldwin 4, Case 0; Michigan 24, Ypsilantl 0; Belolt 3, Armour Institute 0; Iowa Wcsleyan 18, Knox 0; Harvard 20, Williams 0; Yale 30, Wcsleyan 0. AT THE LANSING, in Andrew Mack's new piece, "An Irish Gentleman," the author of the Pl"'. Ramsey Morris, is said to have wholly discarded the motheaton, In taking mixture of wit, humor, senti ment and pathos, and by nil accounts a thoroughly manly and lovable fel low a rolling stone whose very faults seem virtues. This central old Irish estate. The story involves the course of true love, and it is said to bo strongly dramatic, with an abundance of comedy to give relief to its serious side. In tho role of Jack Shannon Mr. Mack Is said to have one of the best stnr parts which has fallen to tho lot of an actor In some time There are hosts of lovers of Irish I,ramn who w,n bo lad to welcome something new in that line, and If "A" Ir,8h Untlunwif ' bright ,1S ,l B 8a,, to ',0 ll w, nut lncU bl audiences, particularly with nonnlar Androw Mack in the title rolo. Mr Mnt a:iu ,,ls now company will bo at AT THE EUNICE. Tho coming of Mr. Clay Clemont and the flue company of players sup porting him should prove one of the dramatic treats of the season. Mr. Clement is a new attraction tu our i heater-goers, but all have henrd of his successes in New York. Chicago, and other large cities, and (he en- inuslastlc welcome he mndo for him- s",f ,M ,St' Vn" ml Minneapolis last season Is no doubt remembered. Mr. (Moment will present on this visit his beautiful piny "The New Dominion," I. ...1. l,.l. 1 Ill T of popular songs, waltzes, nturchas, etc., arranged fon tho pluno and organ Address Poptilnr Music Publishing Company, Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED-TIlUSTWOnTHY AND notlvc gentlemon or ladlos to travel for responsible, established house In Lin coln, Nebraska. Monthly $15.00 and ex ponses. Position steady. Reference En close solt-addrossed stamped envelope. Tho Dominion Company, Dopt. Y Chicago. THE COLLEGE MAN who Is particular nbout how his linlr looks will And thnt Snm Westerllcld, niter 18 years experience with coIIcko men j known how to cut lmlr; and cut It to I .suit. 117 N. 13th. ywvvvvvvvvvwvvvvvsi'vvwj D ON CAMERON'S Lunch Counter. 118 Sonth Klevcnth. OWVVWSAAAAAAAWWVSJ Northwestern University Medical School. Tho regulor courso is four years; with conditions for advanced standing. This school claims superiority in tho oxtont nnd thoroughness of laboratory courses, and in tho groat varioty of its clinical matorinl and tho methods by which it is used in teaching. For circulars of in formation address tho Secretary, Dn. N. S. Davis, Jit., 2113 Dearborn St., Chicago First National Bank, LINCOLN, NEB. $400,000.00 Capital, JNO. L. OAHSOK. 1'n-nMont. D. D. MUIR. Cnvhler. H. S. FKr.KMAN. Ass't Cnslilcr It's the Place You want to go to when you want to purchaso magazines, periodicals, news papers nnd novels. Always on hand. Ilth and O Sts., Richards BIK- THE LINCOLN NEWS AGENCY. C. L. Sl'HNPKH, MBr. Intercollegiate llurenu Cotrcll& Leonard, I72-478 llroiidway. Allmny. New York. Makers of the Caps, Gowns and Hoods. To the American Colleges and Unlvorilllos. Illustrated manual, samples, prlcos. ute., uion reqiiLst Gowns for the Pulpit anil the Hunch. SULPIIO-SALINE Bath House and Sanitarium. Cor. lith and M streets , Lincoln, Nob. ""T Open at all Hours, Day and Night All forms of bath TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND ROMAN DI1S. M. H. AND J. O. BVERKTT, Managing Physicians. LANSING THEATRE. ONE NKIAT ONLY. Wednesday Oct. 13th. The Singing Comedian, ANDREW MACK IN AN IRISH GENTLEMAN. In the cast of tho company aro Rich ard Dillon Edolph JackBon, Edwin Urandt, George W. Deyo, W. T. .Mason, Mario Dates, Ollvo White, Florence Aflhbrooke, Little Florence Olp and muny others. SentB on sale Monday, 9 a. m. PrlceB ?1, 75, no and 25 cents. in.. tkySS5 ! ' rn'STv ' m-iMS-HiuBuLn Metropolitan Barber Shop (Bajemenl Burr Blk.) HAIR CUT, 15c. HAIR SINGED, 15c SHAMPOO, 15c SHAVE, 10c SEA FOAM, 10c B. J Roberson,.RroprIetor. WE EXPECT TO Mnko sonio now frionds this your nmong tho now students who lmvo eomo in. We Have Lots Of old frionds who aro staying with us, nnd tho ronson is plain. Tho collcgo man is particular. Ho must havo n largo n88ortmont to solect from in order to got tho oxnet lit, shape, length, figure, etc. That's Why Wo havo so many friends. Wo can always suit thoir needs at prices that are right. ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO. Mr. Albert Turpin's- DANCING SCHOOL JSow open for Season 1S97-0S. Adult classes, every Tuesdays and Fridays. Juvenile, Wednesday 4r p. m., Saturdays, 2 p. in. Assemblies every Friday Evo. Hall for rent. Special rates to clubs and fraternities. 1132 N St., for terms, etc. Oilice hours 9 to 11:30 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. TUC VCUTPmiCnUnCIAUf Spring term will open March S, 1S97, Dl inC Kuril UULLCUCvIr LAfl pioma admits to bnr. Improved methods Marshall D. Ewlng, LL. D M. 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