"'
Locals.
Allium! fi',. "'u nt "dents him
rog-
iMfl'ITli tills SOIIIOSIOI.
If.Miii winil. 1 Im.V ii Wiitorimiii
. .!. ...... .1 Ii1 I'.IM l-Uf III
Mill
I'lll'llp " " "
Chancellor Mnel.oan will led lire
Uiriiro Hiilunln.v afternoon,
'I'lii- I'nllnillan society will give
III
a
pliix on KrltHiy evening, March I.
.Minn draco Lyons lsllcd wit Ii her
piirciitH In Kulrltury oor Sunday.
Sec Dr. I.oouhurdt's ml, In this Ikhuc.
Mr. Ilorshoy of llcutrloo wiir Inltlnt
,.,1 in to the Hotn Tin tu I'l hist week.
(ni-poml II. I. I. nil Iiiih liooii pro
moted to third sergeant, of company
A,
Unit. Slolsonliorg Ih ooufoinpliitlug
Hie starting of a i'Iiihh III broadsword
ilrlll. .
I'ihT. AiihIi'.v Iiiih recovered from IiIh
IIIiii'sh anil Ih again able to attend
(lllHM'M.
Tin- Di'llan dolmtlhg club will ili
lml- i ho Hawaiian question tomorrow
evening.
Tin- I'lilon Literary Society will
jr.. ii new inoiubors program on
Man It I.
Sir Hi)1 ail. of tin' lluoyoli. In thin
Ihsim'. Then fall at 1115 South tilth and
sec I lie wheel Itself,
Mi-s Miniver of l-'roinont visited
with Miss Laura Mrldgo lust Wodnos
iliiv hot ween (ruins.
The plumbing In (lie library build
ing Imih been foreod to undergo a
i'iiiii-i' or repairing.
Mivm-h Jessie and Sadie l-'iirusworth
of I niiiiell Mlull'H were lsltors nt tin!
Iiiihrrslty Thursday.
,!. I". Mooiner went, ilo'w'n to Liberty4
lusl Mil unlay ami visited IiIh homo at
Ileal rice on the way back.
(hm-los Weeks wiih unable to attend
iIiixm-s the early part of the- week on
iii-i-mint of a slight. Illness.
It ('. Suxton, '1)7, returned to
home at Kdgur, Nub., la.st Monday
tcr a week's vIhK In Lincoln.
Till IVdcrHon, who Iiiih been on
his
af-
tho
xli-K list for th past week, is now able
to M -nine IiIh duties t the I'nlverslty.
Orlo Hrown, who Iiiih been siiu'ering
from a severely sprained ankle, Iiiih
returned to IiIh duties
as llrst sergeant
of uiipany l-
A. I., (iirard, Kt: South Twelfth, sells
the l'aoole beeaiisu it. Is this best
whi i'l on the market. Take a look at
if mid lie convinced.
,A slock of Huntington special die
stump stationery has been received by
the Co-op. It makes the prettiest U.
of tablet yet seen.
Mm I'oohot has resigned IiIh posl
tlon as llrst. sergeant of company II,
mill Sergeant Frank Ruin has been ap
linlated to till the vacancy.
Mr l-'red Alexander returned last
Moinlav from his home at Wakellold,
Veil., where he had been called on no
eouni of illness in his family.
We have just reeelvedd a new lot of
fountain pens which we are selling at
We. i.de and $1,000 each. Hook Do
imriiuent, Her)olKlieliner & Co.
Our Siiitorlum is ojien day and
night. New spring suitings now in.
(liirdner Tailoring Co., corner Klev
I'lith and O streets, phone 70S.
Winited lly the Century Pen Co. of
lihitcwntcr, Wis., agents for their
pens in eery de pnrtinent of the Uni
M'lsiiv of Nebraska. Write, them.
Special diKcount wii be given stu
ileats who have their wheels repaired
nt A L. (llrard's, KI5 South Twelfth
strwt. Satisfactory workmanshli)
gnu 1. 1 ii toed.
If ou wimti the most artistic work
la tin- lino of photographs, Clements,
Hie IMiotogmphor, at. J 20 So, nth st.,
can do our work to suit you 'tit the
I.OWi:sT prives. '
The Homo Restaurant at :i2:t North
Ninth street, kindly solicits the pa
tron, ige of all rnlerslty students. Our
priie is va ier week, and we will give
you the best board in the city.
Tin senior class meets this after
noon at 1: l.'i in room :i. The chairman
nail i-oinmitteo for the senior nroni.
will he elected and the various com
mittee reports v ill lie heard.
Some experiments with air lift and
l'owi r pumps will be made before the
''ivil engineering club by Messrs
Itohrlmugh and Reedy next Thursday,
March :!, at ft p. in, in room 8.
'I he Uayden Art club gave mi exhi
bition of Mraun photographs In Delian
hall Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Tin- exhibit consisted of 5,000 pictures
liming a total iiluo of $10,000.
petition asking for the nnnoxa
hm of Hawaii Is being circulated
milling the students. A counter potl-
Mon opposing annexation is receiving
"a e(iial number of signatures.
l'rof. Owens left, yesterday for Chi
cago on business connected with the
Oaiulni. exposition and also to proi'iiie
s"Uio apparatus needed by the senior
engineers to complete their Uichch.
-Miss Kate Mollugh of the Omaha
lilfrh school will visit, her sister Sat
urday and Sunday of this weelc. She
will be at homo 'to all her Omaha
friends Saturday evening at 511 North
"nth street. '
If you want your hair cut artistic
n'l.V and in the latest, styles, call on
S(l' Western old, 117 North Thirteenth
s'ici-t. jj, iulH j,(Uj ojgiiteen years' ex
perience with students and guaran
'"s satisfaction.
Clifton .7. Piatt of this University
'ul Karl Howeu of "Wesleyim, each
ide a three-minute speech Sunday
nneriioon at the North Mission Suu
'" school on the subject of "Duty."
There will be a meeting of the
liiHtlun association Sunday after
110011 at 4 o'clock in Delian hall.
A'ott h trip in every iurt of the world
in tin- ii ii-ii t uf tin student fi-iicia-1
Imi will be iiiiisldircd.
The mciiihciH uf the girls' uin
biiHket. bull ten in hud their pli'iurcs
taken In the g, m. last .Wednesday,
Tie nlctiiies will hood be put on oa
hlbltlon down town in order to ad
vertise the basket game with Council
MIiiIVh next l-'rhhiy.
Students who arc particular iih 1o
the appearance of their hIiocn have
their repairing done by II, Capes, prac
tical shoemaker at i:i!l South tuth
slreel. Ho makes a specialty of re
pairing roil tic I loed shoes ami has spe
cial apparatus to do it In the right
vvav.
(loorgo. Ilcliuroil, formerly of 'US,
Is making a record at Harvard, lie
was admitted to the senior class on
his .N'obriiHhn credltH, luUiif, the spe
cial course In chemist r, On accnuiit
of the excellence of his work in Ne
braska he was admitted to the re
Hoarch cIiish In organic chemistry, a
class usually composed of gnlduate
students. During the past week ho
passed his "inld-wlntcr csainlnailons"
with the grade A, the highest grade
given at Harvard.
W. II. Oury has received an olllclal
notice from the olllcc of the adjutant
general In Washington, Hint his name
has been entered In the army regis
ter, In accordance with the provisions
of tin army regulations which reipitrc
the name sof the "most distinguished
sludoiitH lu military hcIciicc ami tac
tics" who arc rceoiuinondod by the
coinmaiulaut. of cadets, to bo entered
In the army register, It is an honor
of which the University as well ns Mr.
Ouray may well be proud.
We have a lot of photograph frames
which wo will sell during the follow
ing woo at -.'fte each, this Includes the
glass and mat and Is about the ac
tual cost of the latter. A large line
of colored photogrniiliH, colored eu
giavings' and fliimigruphs lecclved
which -we are selling- at :.'," ami ftOc
each, All the latest popular sougH at
lowest prices. We are selling for !i!lc
"Cltlorolhi White," the Initial song hit
oT I.S0S. .Music and Picture depart
ment, II. Ilerpolshcliner A- Co.
TIIK 0KATOUICA1. CONTKST.
The date for the I'nlverslty oratori
cal contest has been dellnitelr lived
for .March 11. As usual it. will take
place in the chapel. So far those, reg
istered for this contest arc (,' ! Cake,
.1. I). Dcunison, O. W. Meier, llenr.v
Tucker and Miss (iougli.
The olllcers of the association have
been doing much active canvassing in
order to obtain the requisite number
of contestants to ensure n good eon
test, ami their success is attested by
the nanies already entered.
In order to arouse some enthusiasm
among the stiidiuts over oratorical
mat tors the executive committee of
(lie association lias decided to arrange
for a grand mass meeting of students
and faculty in the chapel about March
!). At tills time speci'lios will bo made
by inembors of the faculty, students,
and If possible by some prominent
graduates or graduates. y this
means it. Is hoped to arouse enough
interest to ensure a large attendance
for the contest, which without, doubt
will he one of the best ever held in
the I'nlvorsity.
SKCCIUNU A COACH.
.Manager HisohntY or the football
team Is at present engaged in securing
the services of a tlrst'cluss football
couch for next year. If satisfactory
terms could be arranged, Coach Itob
insou would doubtless come back-, for
another year, but it Is hardly probable,
that Nebraska will bo fortunate
enough to Kccurc him.
I Jl. Yost, coach of last gear's Ohio
Wesleyim team, lias signified his de
sire to (ill Coaoh Kobiuson's shoes. Mr.
Yost lias a good record, having won
the state championship for his team
last year.
liiicieii Stacy, now stationed at Ft.
Leavenworth, K'us,, and half-back on
the AVcst Point team, 'lift, lias also 11 led
an application for the position.
No one lias been selected yet, as the
manager is disposed to look over the
ground thoroughly before coming to
any decision.
liiinimimimmmmmimiiHinfflinmmimmiiiiimiiiii!
1 YOUNG MEN ... 1
Don't fail to look at the fine
S line of Men's Suits and Over-
coats from 37 to $20 at the 2
, EW1NG CLOTHING CO.
1115-17 O Street.- 0 j
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r J CATHARTIC jA
CURE CONSTIPATION
' sH I. 1(1 V
V loll, i I . . been in . iu-i iron. I .in
saw win. I, .ju.rt v ,,.,. (imi ,U,
stall inwni.. of Kniisas Is willing
111 (lit. Ii. t . -!.. - . . "
track
" k." ' i" pro no e.i (iiiiu riiimii in
IIU-i'l lo hii llf.lt I nl Mmnlu, .I,,,..
lug the 'li.iiiH-MlHHlsslniil cviuwlllon.
lug
I'lie
piopi.M-d parti" to (U. contest
the Mule I'nlvri nil l..u i,r K'iihu.im
are
MIsHouri,
Iowa and NclmiHka. Kan
only one thus far to respond
siih Is till
to Xcbriisli
loi m Invitation, hut the. other
two slal
es WIN (HI I iiUU I'll ftl I'm,
sas cxiiinple when
Hie Invitation
reaches them.
Such an event as this would show
oil Nebraska athletes to the best ad
vantage ami the NchriiNKii boys would
nring great honor upon the state If
iliev should succeed lu
with the greater part or
FOll A KNSA7(TTY
M K.NT.
walking oil'
the prizes.
TOl'IINAM-
Preparations are mow being niiide
toward making delliilto arningeniontH
for a two davs' tournament to be In id
In Kansas city tills spring. The Idea
Is to have a contest between the ten
nis, base hull and ciack teams of the
State l'iilerslties o' Nobrnsk.i, Kan
sas and Missouri. If the proper guar
aiilce of expciiHcs Is made the plan
mentioned will proiiably be carried.
Such an event as the one iironoscil
would do much to
western athletics.
inoronse iiilcrcst In
SEEING EUROPE
llmv a I'onr lint l'lui-1-y KcIkiiiI 'I'ciu-licr
Weill Alrimil.
A plucky Anicrleaii woiuan.wlio be
gan to support hers-lf at eighteen,
Iiiih shown how a pon school teacher
can sec l-'uropo to the best advantage
lu twelve years. Faming a small sal
ary lu a public school, she has tahcii
private pupils and lived frugally and
Iiiih been able to go to I-hirope every
other year for a two months' holiday.
Ilor llrst journey was made to Fng
Jniul and Scotland, and was enjoyed so
keenly that she planiicd'unolher one,
and saved money for it during the
next two years. The second tour was
through France, Helgum and Holland
and, lu order to travel comfortably,
she learned French during her leis
ure hours.
Kclurnlng to her whool wark, she
begun to study (lennan, and ut the
end of two years was ready for a tour
up the Khiue and to Vienna ami
thence through Dresden and llerlln to
Dromon. With renewed ardor she
plunged Into the study of Italian, ami
at the end of two years she started
for Koine. She made the round of the
ltalluu Cities ami spent a fortnight In
Switzerland. Two. jours afterward
she was In Spain and was able, to
speak the language.
During Hie last year she has made
her sixth journey to Ihirope, travel
ing through Denmark, Norway and
Sweden to KushIii and spending a fort
night at. Moscow. She carried witli
her a fair knowledge of Swedish and
not only know the Russian alphabet,
so as to read the street signs, but she
could make her own bargains with
drosky drivers and go about without
a guide.
Ju the course of twelve years she
has made six journeys to l-hirope and
learned to speak six modern languag
es, and she has supported herself cn
tirely bj- her earnings as a. soliool
teacher and has paid every penny of
her truu'ling expenses. Starting with
a painstaking study of the language
of the countrj" which she was to visit,
and also preparing- herself by a course
of reading, she had made the best pos
sible use of her time abroad.
The reward for all this energy and
perseverance has come in her thir
tieth year. Her knowledge of foreign
languages has fitted her for broader
work as' a teacher and she has left
the public schools to take a position
as instructor of I'lcnch, Ucrniau anil
Italian in a high school for young
women.
There may be higher aims than
those ordinarily Involved in foreign
travel, but. the perslstcnc.y of this
American girl in carrying out lier
plans is worthy of praise. Jt is a
great gain in any human life if it is
governed hy a definite purpose and
keeps that purpose steadily in mind.
Philadelphia. Times.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
ALL
DRUGGISTS
MS.
FINE
DRESS
GOODS
FOR
SPRING
MILLER
THE
MEN'S
FURNISHING
department:
All colored laundered bosom, madras tf (
shirts, new patterns, eaeh 85c and iDIiUU
Soft bosom madras shirts 50c, $1i50
Fancy plaid and stripe half hose, the CLAr-
very latest fads, a pair, 25c and OUL
Full line 4 pty collars and cufYs, all fjf? Cuffs,
the new styles; collars, each Jlj a pair
Immense assortments of Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders, Ties, etc. Complete line of
Trunk, Valises, Dress Suit Cases, etc.
nCi
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DRESS GOODS AND W
"10 in. Mohair Ihoointos, new col- The most exquisite line ever shown
oriugs, and designs, a yd lficc la the state, including all the very
iTlm Hmpress Fancies, a yd lOej ''' "' "'' iwpulnr Htylcs.
All wool mM'l ties 11 ml plain weaves, lUne ehevlot petticoats, umbrella
escollont value, a yd JJ.'W Jlonnoo, two ruffles 50c
Satin lustre court ror talloi-nindo ,, t ,,, (, pctrtcoats, urn-
gov. ns, bicycle suits, etc., all the , ' ffl
popular shades, M Inches wide, ?
I'1'1' .v (50t' S .Same as above with corded ruffle. .73c
All wool plaids -10 inches wide ,,, atlho petticoats.
u ' ul ' nnrt 0ne "stand-out" flounce, corded $1.00
Silk mid wool phiids, a yd 7rc) and ...' $1.25
,,''o,,i,uUho!s wlde"a yT' "So A" woo ,"0, l'ottlcoaV, best qual--i)
im in s wan., a ju ijoc . (lt $L,05( $;t0() am upwnnl
Kanoy TalVeta plaids, all the latest ( $4.50. The ,T4.50 quality trimmed
shades, per yd 00c ) with tatlota silk ruffle.
MisZhyyi
The NebraskaU'niversity
School of Mttsicf
OKL,KHS COMPLETE COUKSES IN
THE FOLLOWING BRANCHES:
Tipo Organ,
Wano l'orte,
Voico Training,
String Instruments,
Wind Instruments.
Harmony, Counterpoint, Hlstory,Gen
era! T.ieory, Sight Heading.
If you are thinking of studying music investigate the merits of this school.
WILLI ABD KIMBALL, Director.
Mr. Albert Turpht's
Now open for Season 1807-08.
Adult classes every Tuesdays and Thursdays. Juvenile, Wednesday 4 P. 1L,
SaturduyB, 2 V, M. Asscrablles every Thursday eve.
Hall for rent. Special rates to clubs and fraternities. Call at 1133 N St.,
for terms, etc. OftlCo hours 9 ao 11:30 a. m. 2 to 5 p. m.
ISew England
Mutual Life.
Chartered 1835-.
For circulars, sample policies and
rates call on
6, IK. OBP, Manager,
(040 0 street. Lincoln, Neb,
Fancy silks, ino all
wool and silk and wool
novelties and ootton
fabrics from the most
celebrated manufact
urers in the world.
Ut
If you want the
choicest things of the
season you are invited
to make your select
ions while the assort
ment is at its best.
& PAINE.
NEW
GOODS
V mm nah w MP mm i
si-kinu;
PETTICOATS
OFFERS FREE ADVANTAQEJ
NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE.
Free Scholarship in all Departments
Orchestral Training,
Military Band Training-,
Concerts,
LectureB,
Recitals,
The First National Bant
, LINCOLN, NEB.
Capital - - 5400,000
D. D. MUIR, II. S. FREEMAN.
- President. Cashier
IWVC. PniLLIPS Ass't Cashier
, DIIlKCTOHHl
C. E, SMITn, JOHN H. AME3,
VV. 0. WILSON, D. D. MUKR
C. M.'1ERKINS, C. J. ERNST,