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About The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1898)
:WtM I Locals. ; jteiueniber the (lurdner 'rallcirlnff Co. ,1. IT. MeClulVey wan In town last Reek, i Lawrence Weaver Is laid up with Uit? jniiinpn. A Van-lfellenlo parly for May's'sTli Jh talked of. Mary Navls 1h out of school on tie ton nt. of hIpUiu'hh. Tho senior ami Junior themes were retained Thursday. l(rl MeCounell is first sergeant of Co. II. Ilrnt regiment. Ih-nest Webber Ih second lieutenant pf Co. Ki 1st regiment. Mr. (Icorge. llartlett Iuih enlisted as nn nMiuit U surgeon Cltllln. MK Nellie Dean, of the Valrbnry schools, wis In town last week. llvs Kdlth Payne of Hastings vIhUim! Miss Until Wilson for the May festival. Ml-- Undid Alexander of IIiiHtitiH )nis Ihmmi lsltlng her cousin, Miss Jean Tattle. ltert llobblns Ik llrst sergeant of Co. l, (list regiment, of which Oury Ih rnntiiiii. Prof. Clint. Norton litis been engag ed to deliver tbe. c'oinnieneeincnt ora tion ul iMeinpblH. Phil Kussell Iiiih been made second lieutenant of Co. 1), 1st regiment, the company from l.lneoln. T 1 McCarthy, superintendent, of the nrora koIiooIh, wok renewing his iirtpialntanee with University last. vi'cK. The girls gym. dosed last, week with n o1om examination. There will be no public exhibition this year owing to JIKs liner's absence. A stock of Huntington special die btuinp stationery has been received by the Co-op. It makes tho prettiest U. of N. tablet-yet. seen. Mr. Williams, a cousin of Fred Ah lK)tt and a former student at. West. I'oint. military academy, has enlisted In the Nebraska volunteers. Special discount to students in bi cycle sundries and repairing. Good stnmhuml tires nt $5.00 a pair nt A. L. Glrnril A, Co., 135 So. 12th St. MKses l.cola Vanell, Frances Cun ningham and IHanehe Hargreaves will isit Miss Sehna Wiggeuhorn in Ash land from Friday over Sunday. The annual meeting of the old set tlors association of Lnnsaster county ill be held in the University chapel at U p. in., Saturday, May 1 1. The stockmen of the state met Thursday evening in the chapel at 8 o'eloek Their interests at tho trans Mississippi exposition were considered. If you wnnt the most artistic work in tho line of photographs, Clements, tho Photographer, at 129 So. 11th st., can do your work to suit you at the LOWEST prices. The reason the Raeyclc runs easier than other bicycles is because the chains runs between tho bearings on the crank. Step in and examine it at A. L. airard & Co. 135 So. 12th St. If you want your hair cut artistic ally and in tho latest styles, call on bum WestorJlcld, 117 North Thirteenth street. No has had eighteen years' ex perience with students and guaran tees satisfaction. Miss May Colson gave her graduat ing recital from the school of music i the ehnpel, Wednesday evening. She vws insisted by Mr. Randolph and ac I'onipauied by Miss Perkins and n Mring orchestra. A suicide 'club has been formed in the University among the graduate students. V. S. Philbrick has been "mile the first president and Chas. Kuhlnian was unanimously honored with the otllce of sergeant at arms. Students who arc particular as to N'o appearance of their shoes have their repairing done by H. Capes, prac tical shoemaker at 133 South 12t2i street. Ho makes a specialty of re pairing round toed shoes and has spe- dnl apparatus to do it in the right way. It- karat gold fountain pens nt 00c iuh nnd upwards. History paper flc per 100. Students' note books 4c each. Vest pocket German and French dic tionaries 21c. Full lino of history cov ers, boUmy note books, botany pa per, magnifying glasses, etc,, otc. Art and music department, Jlerpoi- LVSTASTEIt SCHOOLS. County Association Will Hold Forth Saturday. The Lnncaster County teachers' as sociation will hold Its fourth meeting for the school year 1807-1808, at. the county superintendent's office, Satur day, May II. PROGRAM. Morning session 10 a. m, to 12 in, MunIi' Association. Looking backward: In arithmetic. Mrs. A, .T. Roberto. In spelling, Mr. 0. 13. Jones. in geography, MIsh Tune Hope. . Looking forward: . in arithmetic, Mr. A. 13. Hawkins. In spelling, Miss Cnrrlo Ord. In geography, MIhs Cnrrlo Wolfe. Vacation talk, Prof. A. 11. Water house, Afternoon session, 1:30 to a p, m. Music, selected, musical department of Lincoln .Normal. Keeltntlon, Miss Lucy Cone. II. Address, Thoughts for the Inexperi enced, Prof. J. W. Ceabtrec. Military drill by students of Worth Ington academy. Talk on birds. Dr. 11. H. Woleott, Music, selected. Adjournment. EDUCATIONAL ATHLETICS. College Event Slightly Altered by the Calling Out. of Regulars. New Orleans, La Mnv l.'l. At. the athletic grounds of the Tulane univer sity will be held tomorrow the most memorable meeting of Held and track athletics ever seen in the south. The occasion will be the spring meeting of the Southern Association of the Amateur Athletic Union. Tho list of contestants is not, however, limited to this section of the country, and among tho entries are prominent athletics from many of the northern and west ern slate, Now England ami the Do minion of Canada. . The attendance will be but little in tcrfcrred with by the war, and but one feature of the original program has been scratched oil'. This was tho ev ent In which athletes of the regular ar my were to take part. There will be eighteen events decided, the winners of which will receive medals emblem atic of the spring championship. A silver cup will also be presented to tho club winning first place In the relay race. THORNS TO GIT UrON. Many people gather thorns by foll hiir to heed the wurniuir sent out bv diseased kidneys coated tongue pnrenco rkiii lcvcnsiincss dull drag ging pain general fccllmr of wcarin- ne88 is sure evideneo of bladder and kidney trouble. Take Utah KIdnoy Deans nt once they will euro you they have cured thousands of others. TUB TURNERS OF PHILADELPHIA make Utah Kidney Deans. E. D. Samuels, County Clerk of Hick man County, Clinton, Kentucky, testi fies, thnt ho suffered for years with horrible pains In the buck, kidneys and bladder was treated by many physicians they gave him no rclef ho got so that ho could hardly stand alone Utah Kidney Deans, ho says, completely cured him. He gladly rec ommends them to nil sufferers. Authorized Agents W. N. Rehlaen dcr, H. W. Drown, Hector's Pharmucy, and Henry II, Darth, Druggists. TURNERS' LITTLE LIVER TURN ERS A very small pill. Turn your liver. A true laxative. Au after-dinner pill. SOMETHING YOU DIDN'T KNOW. The intelligence of the average housemaid and the mistress as well is not equal to taking into account changes in the atmosphere. Deeause of the general rule that rooms are to be aired In the morning, she docs not appreciate that the exceptional day comes when the windows are to be kept closed. A wet morning not only takes the stiffening out of curtains and sifts in a moist dust that, sticks to everything, but is also positively in jurious to highly polished woods; yet, unless the caution is given, she as faithfully lets in this air as the dear, dry breeze. Tt is not infrequent even to see bedding carefully displayed near an open window on a rainy day, under the mistaken notion that air must be had, no matter what accompa nies It. It is such complete lack of reasoning power or consideration of age maid a trial in the household. YELLOW JAUNDICE CURED. Suffering humanity should be sup plied and every means possible for Its relief. It Is with pleasure wo pub lish the following: "This Is to certify that I was a sufferer from yellow jaundice for over six months, and was treated by some of the best physic inns in our city nnd all to no avail. Dr. Dell, our druggist, recommended Electric Hitters and after taking two bottles T was entirely cured. I now take great pleasure in recommending them to any person suffering from this terrible malady. I am gratefully yours, M. A. Hogarty, Lexington, Ky." Sold by J. 11. iiariey, uraggisu THE MMC-EATING HABIT. To Pill-Eaters, fmorep7ous than bilious) this age is a pili-grim-age! Antl Pill cures thcpiJlhabit. Guaranteed. Druggists 25c. DEWEY'S VICTOUY. row ro- (Words by C. L. Pleasants. Music by Walter A. Let...) In Manila bay, at dawn of day, llrave Dewey mot the foe- ,kl M!l0V""l '' tl Spaniards fell Deneath his deadly blow. "Remember the Maine,'' ho loudly cried As he ward our ling on hlirh. "Remember th0 Maine," his er iilled. ft. was their battle cry. uravo senuien they, In that foreign bay Forgotten ne'er shall be. They left, their wives, and risked their lives To light for liberty. Loud belched the 'guns, as they slow the (Ioiih And the world gave this refrain: "You boys In blue, we know are true, You IIAVI3 acngcd the Maine." Then hall to him, with might, and vim, And to his heroes brave Who there did tight, for freedom' right And our country's ting to save. In after years, we'll shed no tears, O'er those last, sons of Spain, Hut praise we'll give, while we shall live. 'IV. !,,. '........ e it... -W..I. '" ""' tviiKvin in i iiu .mi I lie. Chorus Then cheer, etc. (Copyright, 1808.) REDUCED RATES To Grand Encampment Mining Dis trict, Wyoming. Tho Union Paciilc will sell tickets at one faro for tho round trip, plus $5.00, from all points in Kansas, Neb branska, Colorado and Utah to Raw lins, Wyo. Dates on which tickets will bo sold aro 1st and 3d Tuesday in May, .'June, July, August, Septem ber, October nnd November. Stage- lino daily except Sunday each way be tween Rawlins and grand encamp ment. For full information call on or address E. D. Slosson, General agent, DEWEY. O Dewey was the morning Upon the llrst of May; And Dewey was the Admiral Down in Manila bay; And Dewey were the Regent's eyes, Them orbes ot royal blue; And Dewey feel discouraged? 1 Dew not. think we Dew. , Irowiuill, In Topeka Capital. DISCOVERED DY A WOMAN. Arother great discovery has been made, and thafc too, by a lady In this country. "Disease fastened , , its clutches upon her and for seven years sho withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly, and could not. sleep. Sho finally discover ed a way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, and was so much' relic ed on taking first, dose, that she slept all night: and with two bottles bus been absolutely cured. He name Is Mrs. Luther Lutz," thus writes W. C. llammlck & Co., of Shel by, N. C. Trial bottles free at J. II. Hurley's drug store. Regular size COc and $1. Every bottle guaranteed. 'fabler's lluckcye Pile Ointment re lieves tho intense itching. It soothes, it heals, it. cures chronic cases when surgeons fail. It is a scientific cer tainty; Its sales increase through its cures, It Is no experiment. Every bot tle guaranteed. 50c. Tubes, 75c. D. O. Kostka, 1211 O street. Students For fine PHOTOGRAPHS go to KENNEDY'S New Popular Priced Photograph Parlors. $1.00 per doz. and up, We guarantee- to please you. Call and see our work, got our prices and give us a trial. Our motto Is to please all customers. 32 South 12th Street, - Lincoln, Neb, fH.t linn STUDIO,... 'wanMwwnw Ofoyoui. AVutor Colon Frame Made to Onlnr. VIohh of (IwoIIIiibh iniulci on Hliort notice, Special rntus to ntudenlH lu croups or bIiikIo..,. T. W. TOWNHKND, VhotoRrnplier. 880 So. 11th St., Lincoln, Neb. 5S i HEARTand nervous DISEASES are just as curable as other diseases. Treatod exolualvely by J. S. LEONIIARDT, M. D. OFFICE, 1437 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska. IIOUIIS, a to 0 dally, ezoept Sunday.. 3F Mr, Albert Jur pin's Nov open for Season 1807-98. Adult classes every Tuesdays and Thursdays. Juvenile, Wednesday 4 P. M., Saturdays, 2 P. M. Assemblies eyery Thursday eye. Hall for rent. Special rates to clubs and fraternities. Call at 1132 N St., for terms, etc, Office hours 0 ao Hi 30 a, m. 3 to b' p. m. IP YOU WANT COAl.'Olt'PAJU3 SUMMER UN- DEKYVIOAlt UUY TJNJON NUITH. WE HAVE THEM FOR LADI 138 AND OENTLEAnOX. i IP YOU WANT COttWCCT STYLES AND GOOD .VAL.UI08 IN NEOlvWEAIt WE OAN PLEASE jYOU. COME TN AND SEE FOH YOUKSELF. .a, Miller St Paine. Pattern Hats At One Third Off.., Wat Designed by Marcscot Socuts. Copyright Isos-The llaldwln Syndicate. ALTHOUH TIIH 8HSO IS AT ITS lihNIC OK TIIOSK I3X0U1S1T1-: I'MIKN :i:i i-:i ii-:it ci:nt. oimj imcoitlak i wkhh jwu m:i.ov axytiiino bv NOW WB QFVKU YOU AN BXTKA 1) OF TIIB.M AT ONB-TllliU) OFF. IN ADDITION TO THIS WB Ol-TBH Til T SOI. I) IPWAIIDS FliOM $:.oo ' IIB1011T WB OKFBll TUB ENTIRE (II CHBATIONS AT A DISCOUNT OP KICKS ON THESE WORKS OV ART BK NAMED ON SUCH VALUES AND ISCOl'XT. YOUR CHOICE OP ANY BVBKY TRIMMED HAT IN STOCK I'O $1. '1.(10, AT OVE-T11IRD OFF. (cuiJw1 The Nebras&aTJ'niversity School of Musics OFFERS COMPLETE COURSES IN THE FOLLOWING BRANCHES: Pipe Organ, riano Forte, Voice Training, String Instruments, Wind Instruments. Harmony, Counterpoint, History.Gen cral Theory, Sight Reading. OFFERS FREE ADVANTAGE! NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE. Free Scholarship in all Department Orchestral Training, Military Band Training, Concerts, Lectures, Recitals, If you are thinking of studying music Investigate the merits of this school. WILLIABD KIMBALL, Director. Best Wrk. uest Sftnrict Established 1880. Evans Laundry Company Most complete and Modern equipment. Greatest courtesy. Telephone 199.
