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About The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1899)
THE NEBKASKAN. A Wt'oMy Newspaper Issued Every Monday Noon by the University Publishing Association. Kntered as Second Class Mall Matter, Geo. h. Townc Managing Editor M. I. Stowart, Kdltor-ln-Chlef ASSOCIATES: NKWS. J. T. Sumner Kl;nr Ulark. Clinton Burr. l.OOAl.. Oracc Mite Milium Claude Heed. Ada Whiting, It. 1). Audition. Helen Woods. Floyd Van Valln Benton Dales Alumn The Ncbrasknn will be sent to any address upon receipt of the Bubscrip tlon price, which Is one dollar a year. Contributions are solicited from all. News items such as locals, personals, reports of meetings, etc., are especial ly desired. The Nebrnskan will be jrlad to print any contribution rela- hut. the name must accompany H uch. Address all communication to the Nebrnskan, University of isc braska. The next Issue of the Ncbniskiiu will bo a special athletic number. Some effort will be inadu to make it cspeo lal.y interesting to those who love spring sports. For April 15 Captain Keedor nn noiihcct a bawe bail game with Wtwli liurn college. Captain Jteeder expects his ct.lts to defeat each and eery team from Kansas this year, so of coursf it will be necessary to start :.-!. i... .l..r.....t..... 11'..I.1.iikii 1,, , MrwiuHv biir score. The enthusiasm of the team, too, will depend iiiueh upon a trood let:inninir. If they have proper encouragement from a large crowd, great things may be expected of them later. Next year several of the western colleges will have stluiuni assistance for the football coach. Tills Is csseu tially a new departure in the west, and ils success or failure will decide largely the future of football here. If student coaches can be found with sufficient enthusiasm and ability, it will be possible to build up in the west distinct s stems. There is no reason why the west .should always depend upon the east for new Ideas and improvements in this greatest col lgc sport more than in otiher things. This is the week during which the spring vacation is scheduled to appear. Jt comes on Thursday and leaves Mon day. This means that students wiill lime live days in w'hieh to rest, pro vided they go to classes without les sons Tuesday. It will be well to rest ihorouirhh while you ret, for the joyous days will be gone soon. Hut acntions are not so much a necessity aft r all. for it is not the quiet of u il ex ent fill days that we are lacking, but the Mir of busy times that will give life and spirit. Nebraska university if not celebrated for superabundant en thusiasm. Perhaps it would be well, therefore, for those who arc to deny tlieniselves tlie pleasures of their hooks during these five days to in dulge in some hilarious sport for the sake simply of the practice. lien you are jui ready to take the train to return to the university for the last long two months of the jour, and when you lime finished the sad farewells to all the members of the family, who so much dislike to think of your long absence, Mist this time will be opportune for informing the holder of tlie family pume that the needs of the coming term are going to be extraordinary. First of all, it will be absolutely necessary, if one would keep up appearances, that he should encourage the university orator by going to Hclleviie to sing the college song- and wave the college colors. Af ter that then is the interstate con test which, being bed in Lincoln this ear. is the biggest event of its kind that has occurred in ten years. Of itself this contest will not be expens ive, but it will require several dollars for the events which come in connec tion -with it. Besides there will lie the senior promenade nnd several les ser social functions thnt one simply enneof inis. The base ball reason, loo, requires consideration, for there are a number of games scheduled to he plnvevl u-non the campus with Jhe verv best college teams in the country. To see such eames is not implv reere nt'nn. it is n neeessnrv part of one's prlnpnllon. You can think of several other thlncs. neh as innior and sn jor an.-niinl, which -will renulre dollars nnd nuarters. amounting 4n n11 per hane 1o tep or twenty dollars, which your mother will not nllow jou to go without, and which your (other, tin der tin' einbiirniHHliif? utrcUniHtuneVn, will not find heart to refuse you. IMI'lhJIAlNMOXIC CO.WKKT. The second himikoii of the lMilllmr nionle eoneertH cloced last Monday evening with one of the best concerts of the season at the Oliver theater. The house was well (Hied with an en thusiastic and appreciative audience, Lincoln 'has reason to consider herself particularly fortunate In having such an orchestra as Mr. llagenow has iUiccecdod In getting together during the past two years, and the flattering reception given both the director and the orchestra shows that Lincoln's mu sic lovers have not failed In appr'el. atlou. Mr. Young, the Chicago baritone so loist, aso received fluttering attention, bring recalled after every number, lie has a rich, strong voice, which he usrs with perfect ease, lie sang Parker's well known "Jerusalem," with or chestral accompaniment, a song "Hcn reu ( pent Aimer," bv Maud Val eric White. accompanied ! the Ktrlngs nid the piano, and a group of nng including Pchubert's "Linden Tree." Mrs. Youmr's "Song of Hie Morn." and Jessie L. Oayuor' sere- "le. "Come 1owu to the IHver To night." Ills first encore was Verdi's "Hi Pro vena," from "La Travinta." His sec ond solo was mad" donblv effective by a beautiful 'cello obliirato by Miss Lillian Kielie. Mr. Young Insisted that Miss TCiehe share -with 1dm the honor of the rrenll. but, finnllv iravc a an encore "The Sen Until Tfs Pearls." by Maud Vnlerie White. The accompaniments were plnved bv Mrs. Yonno. the -well lcnown muslr clan and composer, whose playing de serves specinl mention for its perfect technique and svmpathv. The orchestral numbers were se lected from the four previous pro irrnm of tlie venr. Thev were all selections in which the orchestra was Perfectly at home and were pnentetl to the satisfaction of the most critical. Thev included the 1 lines march. "Love 1 King." two of Brnlnn's ITuntmrian dunces, the Mozart symphony in E flat, two Slavonic dnnces bv Dvorak, .luugmnn's intermezzo, spring." nnd Weber's overture Juliel." One of the Hungarian dances and the "Spring" intermezzo were repeated as encores. Tlie orchestra seemed never to have played better. The audience was highly pleased with every number and many took occasion after the concert to congratulate Mr. Hagcnow for the success of his efforts in furnishing high elnss music and in keeping to gether such a creditable organization. Now we 'hae 'em! Just the shoe for your foot. Queen Quality $:i la dies' shoes. They arc beauties. Foot Form Store, 1213 O street. llae the "Kvnns" do your washing. The annual encampment of the I ti -talllon will probably be held at Ash land the latter part of May. About 350 cadets will go. Saturday night the Italian Hoys' De bating -lull elected officers: Presi dent, C. W. Jours; vice president, It. W. MeCalluiii; secretary, 0. Morrow; scrgeant-nt-ariiis, Robert Andreson. Have the "Kvans" do your washing. This afternoon tlie young women of the department of physical train ing will gie their annual exhibition before the members of the Woman's club. An attempt will be made to present the various phases of the work in both the advanced and first year classes. Miss Harr and Chancel lor MncLcan will give short talks on the benefits of the work. Tlie pro gram will be as follows: 1. Appara tus work, consisting of Avork on the parallel bars, horse, ropes and poles, flying rings, traveling rings nnd jump ing. -'. free hand gymnastics and Swedish gymnastics by the advanced classes. 3. Bccreative gymnastics, va rious games, by the first year classes. At the close a game of hasket ball will be played between the morning class team, the Giants nnd the Midgets. Baf the "Evans" do your washing. S32.S0. $32.50 The alxive greatly reduced rate has been made by the Union Pacific to California points. Through tourist sleepers, quicker time than any other line. For tickets and full information Call on 15. B. SLOSSON, General Agent. Dr. Leonhardt's ANTI-PI LL Cures Nervous Ills, Contlpatlon. I IlllouHnesR, Nervous tjIk and PHI Habit Action not followed i,y costlv csh Doubt Itt Trv It. Samples free. DruKBlHt. 85c, or audress Antl-Plil CV, Lincoln. Ntb. Pre Advlnry Dept. for Patroni, onnnn ncDicm COLLEGE Course 28 We ens. Fees $65.00. Otf rs great inducements to stu dents of medicine in the west. Methods of instruction most satis factory. Clinics in both surgery and medi cine held in the following hospitals in this city: County, Methodist, Child's, Itnnianuel and Presbyterian hospitals weekly. Catalogue sent and questions an swered by 12. W. CHASE, Omaha, Nebr., Continental block. THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS TO THE NORTHWEST The Burlington Houte 1ms established a twlee-a-weck tourist car lino from Kansas City and Lincoln to Butte, Spo kane, Tacoma and Seattle. Cars leave Kansas City and Lincoln every Tuesday and Thursday, arriving at Seattle following Friday and Sunday. MM ...,l...l,.l....n.l 1.. K.itl.io 'I'lw, 1 UVy till! llIIIUlHl 1 l II III lililUH. t,iv bed linen and furnishings are clean and of good quality. The heating, venti lating ami toilet arrangements are all that can lie desired and each car Is In charge of a uniformed Pullman porter, whose sole duty is to attend to the wants of passengers. Cars run through without change of any kind and the berth rate from Lin coln to Tacoma or Seattle Is only $5.00. To intermediate points It is proportion ately low. Montana and the I'tiget Sound country are now enjoying u period of unex ampled prosperity. As a consequence, travel to the Northwest Is rapidly attain ing large proportions. This new tourist car lino has been established with a view of caring for the Hurlington's share of it in tlie best possible manner. For berths, tickets and full informa tion apply at B. & M. depot or city oiliec, corner 10th and O streets. G. W. BONNELL, C. P. & T. A. The Ready to Write Instrument of To-day Is Wmmnrn ideal roumnm rcn an indispensable convenience for Statesmen Lawyers Physicians Authors Reporters Business Men Teachers and Students Every Pen warranted to give satis faction. Prices according to value, Catalogues furnished. L. E. Waterman Co. LtrgrAt Fountain I'm rtanulacturers In the World. 157 Broadway, New York, Harvard University MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, BOSTON, MASS. 116th Annual Announcement (1890-99). In and after June, 1001, candidates for admission must present a deitreo in I Ar's. Literaturo, Philosophy, Sclenco or Aieuiciiie, irom a rccoginizcil college or scientific school, with the exception of i Hticn persons, oi suitable age and attain- mont, as may bo admitted by special ! vote of the Faculty taken in each caso. t For detailed information concerning courses oi instruction, or catalogue, address Du. Wm. L. RICHARDSON, Dean. Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mans. The University of School S BETTER fitted than ever before to give artistic intruction in Voice Training, Piano Forte Playing, and all other princi pal brandies of Music. Students will nt the School located directly south of TUITION 15 Q0H51JTENT WITH CX WILLARD KIMBALL, Director. DDNT FDRGET Your EASTER HAT. We are showing a fresh new line, also GEMS in Neckwear' ED. LrniHE CLGTHinQ STORE 1217 O Street. EnSTER DO0KS MD NOVELTIES Easter Cards, Easter Booklets, Devotional Hooks, Bibles, Epis copal Prayer and Hymnals, Catholic Pruyer Books, Easter Novelties Eggs, Chickens, Etc. Book and Stationery Department HESPOLSHEIMER & CO., 12th and N Sts Lincoln Estates are Made, by Systematic Savings. Turpin's School of Dancng. Children's class, Saturdays 2:30 p. m. Ladles' and gentlemen'sclass, Mondays 8p.m. Assemblies or Advanced Class, Wednesday Evenings. The Academy offers advantage for cotillion clubs, private part'es, etc. Is newly furnished and decorated. Will ho rented at reasonable rates. For further information addrcfes, New Classes for Children and Adultsnow torml. g. IT IS THE" STYLE" And "QUALITY" about the photographs made at the Elite That make them famous. All Nebraska of Music receive full information by applying the Campus, and can enter at any time. THE LOWE5T SOUND INSTRUCTION WE HAVE ALL.... NEW SPRING STYLES In the Best $3.00 and $3.50 Shoe, on Earth. WEBSTER & ROGERS 1043 O STREET. TEACHERS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN! Extiniino the Policy of the Now England Mutual. The Values are as definite as those endorsed in your Bank Book. This Company has been Chartered 63 Years. G. W. NOJ3LB, MQr., hl ono ROOM 10. Phone dza 041 o street ALBERT TURPIN, 11,.0: Studio on ground floor. 226 So 1 1th St, IKl
