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About The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1899)
I'lii Knppn hotel Wed nc; on THIS WEEK'S EVENTS. Flints mt tfutike, solid week, betrln- iiiiiH- ,ny- IMil Knpim PhI illKtrlot convolution April " Stiatc oratorical context In Onuilui FrUln.V evening. Card jmrty by Miss Margaret Win ger Friday evening. Pcrwhing IMIIch Thursday evening hi the nrinory. Open drill. UoelUil In cluipcl by Mrs. Will 0v'n .Ioik'h, Tuesday evening. hi I'M cotillion nt MiiiHiiii sdny evening. F.nglish club Saturday evening. p0rt.. poncd meeting from April 1. College settlement entertainment Saturday evening in cluipcl. llasc lmll game with Wivdoyim t.i m pus Saturday nftcrnoon. I'rt'liinliuiry debute in uhnpcl. Ttics dii.v ii nd Wednesday evening. Mathematical seminar meeting Fri ihij evening 7::i() o'clock, W. III. liolnnd llocd In "Ills Father's 11a b" nt Oihcr Wednesday evening'. I'lmrlcs II. Yule's "Forever n Devil's Auction," Thursday evening nt Oliver. Special meeting of utliletle board Snturdiiy evening in nrinory. Import ant. Dual indoor meet with Onuilui Sit urdn.x, April 8, nt Onuilui Y. M. C. A. building. I'lii Phi smoker to visiting delegates at eluiptor bouse, li!!0 (1 street., l'uo.v dny evening. Zoological club Thursday evening in Nebraskii hall. Discussion of resh water fan no. Farewell banquet at Lincoln to visiting delegates Thursday ing by I'lii Kapii Psi. PKKSONAL. Olaudc M. Stor-, sprained his nnkflo severely while procuring the- hurdlo jump In the armory Friday evening-. The 1itln Colloquium omitted its regular meeting Inst Tuesday night. The next one will bo Tuesday, April New line stamped University pupor, Cranu's bond In tablet form, 200 sheets for It" cents, at Umlverstty Hook Store, basement. I. . Korstm-yer of the civil engi neering department under the direc tion of Professor Stout, Is limiting n series of tiwts of a native, Nebraska cement. Until further notice every Monday will be bargain day for flowers anil Thursday special ribbon sale. Don't miss this opportunity. Mrs. Luke, 130 South 12th street. While Professor Lawrence Fossler is in Europe he Intends visiting- the most celebrated u ui versl ties remaining long enough to sJtutly their most modern mid successful methods of instructions. PROFESSIONAL OARDS. O. F. LAMBERTSON. D. D. S L1NOOI.N, NRII. Grmhmte of Ohio Collcgo DonttU Surtfory. Onlco, Alcxnmlor block. Rooms 23 nnd 2t COU. TWELKTH AND O 8TS DRS. GIFFEN & SMITH Telephones & Mid. 208. ltooins 8, U nndlO, Ollvo 'I lie ulei IJulldlng will appear tlin Annual, known as LOUIS N. WENTE, DENTIST, 130 South tlth street. Hootns 20. 27 nnd I, llrovviiull Ills. IMiono NW, DK. J. onieo: L. McNAY, DENTIST. Tooth I'xtrnctol without Pnlu. Cor. 11th and OSIn. Lincoln, Nobraska DR BENJ. F WEST, GENERAL PRACTITIONER, Omco: lira O Street, Ovor Fitzgerald's. Tel. tll Residence: 1735 Euclid Ave. Tel.M3. Hours: 10tol2a.ini 2 to 5 p.m. Specialties: Diseases of Stomach and Kldnoy. hotel ev:i- ticorge Shedd spent his vocation in slilaud. Fanny Cole spout her vacation vis .. lies Moines. Mary MetJahey is s'H'uding spring vacation at home. Nellie LaSelle spout, last week f.f her home in Beatrice. Ixiura and Nora Bridije have re turned from Fremont. KdnU Csim'nddei) is spending u week with friends in Lincoln. s Claude lleed, ClyIc Hayes and ,loc liick.irds visited in Beatrice over Eas ter. Milred Parks visited with Blanche Kricdsonie in Beatrice several days last week. Inspector Crabtree visited the Weep ing Water and Geneva hig-h schools Jasj week. Lida Miller spent last week in A tea "The University Association" of Chi cago has just published in its monthly magazine, The Patriot, a character sluilv or Henry Clay by Professor 11. W. Caldwell of the University of Nebraska. The April Kioto week. The Junior "llie Sombrero." Mm Sonlor Chwn. Book, and the publication of Mic Se nior law class known as the "Budgett" will appear during the moth of April. A new addition of six hundred spe cimens of the lish of the United Slates lias been received from tho United States Fish Commission. Tills nmkos the tihird or fourth coivriirnincnt re ceded from tho government, without' ... .., ,.., ovnense to the University. ' DR- ALBERT R. MITCHELL, Dr. 11. B. Ward has just received a now volume on. "Tho Microscopy of Drinking Water," by George Chandler Whipple, biologist and director of Mt. Prospect lalmratory. Dr. Ward and Charles Fordyce are mentioned several times for work done in this lino. The festivities of tho Phi Kappa I'm district convcntiinn lx-gln Tuesday night with a smoker at the fraternity house. Wednesday night they give "a cotillion at the Lincoln, and Thursday oeniti farcAvells will be said at a ban quet dinner also at tho Lincoln. The prairie dojr lins become a de cided nuisance in the western part of tho state and the jicople in that sec tion nave asueo taie goxernineiu ;o tend exports to experiment in hopes of exterminating this animal. Virgil Barber will !eae soon on this niis sion. 'Plio senior promenade committee wan apM)intcd last week. Tt consisls of J. Ii. Kind, chairman. Arthur Unnnon, E. II. Clarke. TL D. Londis, E. A. Mc Creery, Frank Bninos. Ellen Gere, nar riet Cooke, Nellie Randolph, Laura Bridge. April 21 is the date fixed for the event. ' ltooms C7-8, Hurr Hlock, - . Lincoln, Neb DK. G. W. CLUTTEU AND II. A. SHANNON, D. D. S. Dentists . . Dr. Shannon Is a graduate ot the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. OrriCK 1130 O St., Lincoln. Nkii. Telephone 6S5. P. O. Hoi 951. mm H III mm n iiii TAKE TIME To step into our store for a few minutes and look over our new styles of Hart, SchafFner & Marx suits. They are acknow- ledged to be the finest clothes made in this coun try. It will certainly pay you to see them and get our prices before you. decide what to wear this season. HART, SCHAFFNER &. MARX FOUR-BUTTON SACK SUIT Copyright, 1899 By Hart, Schaflncr & Marx GUARANTEED CLOTHING. ARMSTRONG CLOTHING COMPANY DR. Private Hospital 503 South Uth street. Special attention to diseases ot women, cry convenience for nurpical cases. Ev- Tho delmting association of Missouri ison, Kns., the gniest of her sister, Mrs ' lTniersit.v has consented to change .1 S. Mnthows. the dato for the annual joint debaic Mlio Itandolpb, prineiKil of the West Boiit high sn-hool, i sited friends in LiiK-oln last week. IVt- Doweose and Frank Lehmer en jo.xwl their -ncation at Cem! City Nob., sliooting ducks. Bdgar Crtinib, Fnmk Bain, Henry Barker and Harry GrofT spent their spring recess in Fairbury. Ining Cutter, '9S, princial of the Beatrice high school enjoyed vaca tion Kiting- Alpha Thota Chibrothera. ltiUM Mauley, oily editor of thu I'lN-mont Tribune, attended 1U10 Delta Tan Delta lKiiupiot at tho M.trt-h 25. Bdilh .Jackson, Horlwrta .laynus, Lihol Tukey, Woxl JohiiHonv Mnude and Gertrude Maeoniber ent the sjirmg aoation at their homes in Om aha. 1 G. I". Kiudler, princijMl of a Beatrice ward school, and .7. K. Pearson, in structor in the high school in Bed Oak. Ia lwth of '98, lisited in Lincoln during liister rece. Misses Anna Broody. '97, Lucy irMi. 9S, Mury Jackson, '98, Julia Wort. '07, and Jojde. Iansin'g. 'OS. are KjM'iHling their vacations visiting fn.-mlK in tbo city and University. with Nebraska from May 5 to May 12 A conflict in the first instance wit 11 the date determined upon for the in tercollegiate oratorical contest made the change necessary. Dr. .Mry and Benton Dales hate re cently had published in the "Berichte dor Deutsche!! Chemisehei Geseil- sclmfl" a short article upon "Die Fih len Quellon bei dor Kloktroliitischon Bostimmuug des Kisens." It is a con densed rejiort of the work of Mr. Dales for his master's degree. F. V. Tavlor. superintendent of Farmers' Institutes, has been attend- DR. BENJ. F. BAILEY. Office Houiis: Offlco, Zchrung Ulock. 9 to 10 a.m. N.W.CornerN&ISthSts. IS to 12:30 nnd '2 to 4 r. it. Residence, Evenings by Appointment, 1313 C Street. Sundays, Vi to 1 I'. M. and by Appointment. - Telephones: Onicc, C18. Hcsldcnce, 017 1013 to 1019 O STREET. DR. J. F. STEVENS. The Original and Best Omco HMOstrcct. OOlce Telephone -U6. Hesldenec Telephone 424. Lincoln, Neb LOOAL. Schmiltel's lunch room; 131 So. 11th Street. Go to Don's Cafe, South 11th. Open nights. Cameron's Lunch Room, 118 South BIentli. Open day and night. Sadie Bucket t, fashionable dress making and milliner, 1301 O street. 00 our widows. Foot-Form store. 18K. O street. Tho Senior Annual will Ik ready for 'lUtiihution this week. C. B. Rlggs, Dentist, 141 South 12th St.. op. Keystone grocers'. 1'hl ICappa lsi entertained Clay Clemem Saturday cxaning. Dr. L. l Davisdentist. Walsh-Putnam "lock, corner Eleventh and O street Dr. V.. J. Ang-le, prac'tice limited to skin awl urinary diseases, 1400 O Hi. Linicoln, ;,, the annual meeting of the Ameri- can association 01 iarmers insiinue inanagors, hold in Rochester. X. V. Mr. Taylor is secretary of this society and presented a pujrt ujion the work of the association. Chancellor MacLoan was in Chicago a part of last week attending the an nual meeting' of the north central as sociation of colleges. A meeting of the graduates and former students of the I'nhersity of Nebraska residing in Chicago mis held at the Victoria hotel, whero a Chicago association was formed. Professor Caldwell reeehed a tard from Walter Huirting's's father last Thursday in which Mr. Hunting says that ho has-word by cablegram from General Otis that Walter is recoiering' rapidly. This will bo pleasant news to Walter II inning's many friends at the rniwrsit. !, who have boon anx ious to hear of his condition. M. B. KETCHUM, M. D., Puar. D. Prof. Ophthalmology, Otology and Laryngology. Lincoln Medical College, Offers a thorough, private course in refraction Spectacles fitted. onice, 226 So. lltb st. Hours, 9 to 12:30-2 to 5 J. R. HAGGARD. M. D. Residence 1310 G street., Tel. 242. Ofllce, 1223 O street. Rooms 17 and 18, Over Miller & Palne's, Tel. 635 DR. M. H. GARTEN, Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, 1025 O street. Lincoln, Nebraska. Tho Messrs. Alexander, Paul and Kdward Walker of Cedar Bluffs, Saun ders county, btiio just isited the state museum bringing' with them a con tribution in the way of a gigantic thigh lxHic of a. mastodon, the first of its kind contributed as yet. This was round, together with some teeth and other lwnes. bv Mr. J. W. Smith of Ce dar Bliitrs, and by him donated to the state intiMMiiii. The teeth and other arts he promises to send later. The experiment station is about to publish two bulletins that will be of especial interest to the far-mere, stoclc men and dairymen. These bulletins are sent out free ot ciiarge 10 eanji cacli . . ' . , rrr 1 i iuwsoaaer 111 uie muiu .1110 j 1 up junior law c lass i.as organ - , . , ..,..... ellCTKi j f.,rm- it IU CI1 t n I -.a -v. nt .1 lllllll.l ;im ------ - - woru mill ICillll Hllll iil-ll .....v-- ...- , . , maimgrer. Cnll and see our new stock of elec tric fixtures. Korsmeycr Plumbing" & Heating company, 215 South 11th at. E. S. KING. Fine Watch Repairing. Scientific Refracting Optician (Graduate) 1300 O Street, Lincoln, Neb. NO SAW EDGE LAUNDRY C larkson Laundry Co. A RIBBON SEASON . . EVEN ZERO WEATHER does not prevent our being a warm proposition when it comes to . . . BOOK QQd Catalog PriQting Get our estimate-on your next printing 'Hie annual girls gymnasium exhi bition will be hold Why 0. All classes hard at worlc preparing for it. I l.n ...... Miiiinct 4lw tfi rti... fiiwl UI I ' I " '. ".'", v: ;V":. " .. of whatever descrintion. No chcan ' lor as me means ui uiu mawun ...... -- z-- . . ., - . ... tjermit. In bulletin 57 several pagMl-JO'iu wore, uuc 1110 oesi ut reasonanie will 1 devoted to reports on experi-' prices. ments made at various parts of Ne braska with smooth brome grass. Bul letin 58 will be upon "Annual Forage 1 Plants for Summer Pasture.." PHONE 350. A Ribbon Season Such as w Have Never Known. We have talked often and long about Ladies' Ready-to-wear Suits because we have unlimited confi dence in what we offer in that line. As we have said before they are before is what we are preparing for. mj,Hr hi A variety of beautiful styles such as "iauL UJ lias never previously been plnced on our counters is what wc offer you. reliable and competent tailors of new High novelties in -widths from No. and fashionable materials tn tho most 40 to SO; price 25c to $1.00 for lint approved styles of the season and, trimming's, belts, sashes and ties. . . . ,, . , . , Among these are shaded stripes, ora- Cfit o a " P"ces a dcrate. Wc ber stripes, pompadour stripes, Roman !,ave 'vel1 mad stylish suita as low stripes, broken stripes, plain stripes, as $0.50; some special values at $9.00 and hair line stripes; some taffeta and to $12.00 and others up to $27.00. We other satin and talTeta; plaids in , ,.- 4. i i plain and broken stvlcs of 11ie are almost sure to please you in styae, ln-lg-litcst colors; Dresdcns witlh or ft nn Pce. A good time to "buy is without satin stripes and with or while the assortment is at ita "best, without fancy edges, with drawing Ladies' spring jackets of stylish euros 101 Hiuri-iiiK. )e nuT.ck.in- muuv lnn,c nn.l nnrrwt. clinn flnft olllr nr V.w.. ...... w..wVV ......T .-- -- w- HUNTER PRINTING GO. widths as the above in plain colors, stripes, plaids and Dresdens. Narrow widths for trimmings and collars with drawing cords for shir ring in plain colors, stripes, check, plaids, and Dresdens; some with and others without fancy edges, 7c to 20c a ynrd. Tf you want the very latest we Invite 0w, you to come. satin linings, tailor made. Prices, $5.00, $0.00, $7.50, $650, $9.00, $10.00, $"ll.00, $13.50, $15.00, and $17.00. Ladies dress skirts in latest shapes; novelty cloths, plain cloths, brocades, mohair, etc., at prices astonishingly MILLER & PAINE.
