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About The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1899)
Thoro la no other Bicycle as good as a -TRIBUNE BICYCLE No othor Buooy mndo can bo comparod pni i i rui o I I O RlinfiY with tho gonulno - - UULUIVIDUO ouuul FINEST LINES. LARGEST In the BILLMYER & SADLER, too AraigGr I 4k W fM inOOUOI5BIOVCLEt!t:0.i&lil. it'yii. TlnlTh V -? r Vrf Jifii l it h't fiNi nttl i-fi' Mni' k I i it) J-.fL '7 MtUVniriUll i iletniltd l ,n i. shiUi it iii sounlitK '' J''ilM'titi it iiiipritirl itrn ft.rri fiAitk, (litui I il lo n k f ar h ri wii . j& ")W ' 'V'.TO. hn-follc Itcai Hi tiLr Mvlu ilrt llnt titrki'lnnilnhnni ! ml it mi SEKDOHElWfVi, -..- tlMtl'ff ? II V.fv.ml t ill tut ilxiiim imtftil WE HAVt, BICYCLES Ctsiv'iSrirrnrxAil'AA.v-" In twr l"ii l timr-nn llin I'll . rntil Hint litrulo htynr Tlil 4-ar iTf i li.h an I culi (r Hur'i ! fur uii'nl"' Wl'B'o XJrt "f " i whwltn iinl VVm. dr iir IHktiiI prtt.tti.llloil. VV urc known t-irvl,i lli JfM'-J' '"xf'ii'lTO tUcjotr IIiiikv m th notM nl !' ril illnM' o t. 'pr I nn I ml. or litiiun I In vmeAcOi to an i .tn iri'iniii' v ni'i i ur cunuin wjhm Thi . i t r pehOt iirvittoofifi The Ready to Write Instrument of To-day is WMimfirrs ideal raumnin rcn an Indispensable convenience for Statesmen Lawyers Physicians Authors Reporters Business Men Teachers anil Students Every Pen warranted to give satis faction. Prices according to value, Catalogues furnished. L. E. Waterman Co. Larg"At Fountain Pen nanulacturer In the World. 157 Broadway, New York. THE CENTURY DOUBLE-FEED PEN IS THE BEST G. E. HAGER, Aqent, Law Library f "SEVENS FAVORITE" ! 1 2-tnch barrel, weight , ' inmnds. C irefully bored and tustfil For .22, .25 and 32 rlm-firc cartridges. No. I 7. Plain Open Sights, $6.00 No. 18. argct Sights, $8.50 Ask your dealer for the " FA VO TUTE.'' If he doesn't keep It wo will send, prepaid, on receipt of price. .Send btamp for complete cata logue showing our full line, with val uable information regarding rules and ammunition in general. 'j.SMNBAflMSAPTnnT.nn.t -. . . ....... .... wv. V. ""mi1" P.O.Box 921 d niivurcu riL,uO tso. University Coal Office Gregory sells Coal Best Quality. Best Price Phono 343 10.14 O Street. It nTnkes Down." v Rl LOWEST PRICE 202-4-6 South 11th St. STOCK State. Iroquois Bicysles SI J5 . f iho NiroMi Iromtoiti Moilol 3 N tSp iwh i ii hi at 91 l i(iii(li JUrtt ii' 1'iUii ui irrf m hum IROQUOIS CYCLE WORKS FAILED !;T W I "o ci 1 it hr I; (til lit n h ' Int"! ) t ii mi mi ii n I i ct i' ii 'Ml rt hM nn Uh itiillur Hull tl h t ') t u-i'ni- ll .)n ( i n i. i n 1 1 i. ii im MacJo to .'it $GO T il lirnti in I iiiii MUxlilkMH lm HII ti 1'-' i jiiMvhtl il anil m 1 ii") tin- in. ir. Mum olli r "I a Mmlcl II fr ntir 2J. .1 m I irt in litllt . in I" tit' .tri'tt'l. tin inn r " ciinti it ht tlirniiRli ml Our I It I til (litimintrt with nw.y mtrk i(H iiipnii c , nranli p f nlnuf" 'i- 'ftm'Mnwhf tiiir l lire "rn nl ,r , u ' 't tti . w.iMM mul "ill hi ( P f.'rhf It linn T i i ni p " t ! i tm I n i iiil it tin ttmt n mill r ful lurf OfTfi rr mad , a in It luck i ' u MlrftMi li Hit f r ruli in filtl Willi onlpr J. . MEAD OYGLE GO., Chicago, 111. irly iTliatlf iimI Iivilioll llhyilrial tK 71 an iraiultrtullttuj'iiHi -!)' MCHERSi- UNION TEACHERS' AGENCIES OF AMERICA Rev. L. D. BASS, I). D., ManaRer. Pittsburg, Pa., Toronto. Can.. New Orleans, La., New York, N. Y., Wash ington, D. C. San Francisco, Cal.. Chi cago, III., St. Louis., Mo., Denver, Colo. Thureuro thousands of positions to bo tilled. Wo hiul ovor 8.UUO vai'iiiicles last sonson. Un- l Murpussod fiiuillllor, fui iiluoliiK' toailiors in any pari 01 tuo uniiuu oiaius or uiuiuuu. unu ii'o ruKlsturs In nino olllci s Address all Applications to Washington, D.C. I Weekdays Sundays Holidays Pleasant Days Stormy Days Cold Days and all other days THE BURLINGTON'S DENVER LIMITED . . Loaves Lincoln 0 p. 111. oxactly. Arrives at I)cnrer7:IOu. 111. precisely Denver people have named this train "OLD TRUSTY" ALWAYS ON TIME. City Ticket Oftli'u: Corner 10th and O Sis Tolephono '-'.Ti Hurllnuton Depot: 7th M oel.PHiidQ Telephone SS. Intureollui; ato . . . Iiureau Cottrel & Leonard 17.M7H Urodway Albany. Now York. Makers of the Caps, Gowns and Hoods To the American Colleges and Uni versities Illustrated manual samples, prices, etc., upon request. Gowns for the pulpit and the bench TWO TRAINS DAILY BF.TWEEN Lincoln and Auburn, Fulls City. Atchiion. and Kansas City. City Ticket Office, 1039 O St. H. Q. Townsend, G. P.-'&'V. A. F. D. Cornell, C. P. & T.A. ' .' .''6 ' 1 1 . MISS WINOHIt IONTHUTALNH. Miss Mttrgurot Winger dcllghtfiilh entertnlnud Iter frlcndH at uiuiIh l'rl diiy evening, at her home, VMS J Htroi't. 'Plilrteon tubli'H were itriviuuotl for hI hnntled lienrtH. Tlie parlors won- prettily doeornted with llowern and HinlliiN. At tihe elose of the games deli 'IoiIh ri'freslimeiitH were nerved. .MIhs Winger wuh asHlHted In nerving bv MIhh lloldbrook. Miss Otttcalt and Mr. C'rimilall won the great est number of gameH and reeelved the reward for it. The I'oiiHolatiou nrlzen were given lo MIhh .lii.vnen and .Nlr. Ilaymonil. The invited giieHtH were Misses Mulr.v, Put nam, Ollteiilt. .InekHon, llotltz, fiert riule Maeomber. Foster, Hlehards, Mi nor, Ciiniiingliiini, .lane Maefarnihl, IImi'IiIiiiiii. Iliirgrenves Woods, Don llariev. Lansing. Hill. Weleh, Klrkpnt riek 11 f St. .Iiixi-pli, lileketts, llnrpir, Klleii (lei 1'. Mnmle Maeomber, Vanell, Wntkliis, llnmmond. Wetel, lessle Maerarlauil. Laura Itrldge, .layiies, Til Lev, IMua Barley, MeMenemy, McMil lan, I Li yes, LaSelle, llnwley, Hflymon i, Friinees Here Weeks, Cole, Wheilon, Nona Bridge. " lloldbrook, .lohns'iu, Briiadv. MnrKliall, Whiting, and (iel Inlv of Fairbur.v. Messrs. Tukey, IIIII, Killlnii. Stein, 'itainy, Collelt, Brown, Sheild, Hayes, Clark Pearse. naeeker, L.vle. Cluin). Manehester, ( useaililni. Il'arnien, Knrsmeyer, Louis Korsmeyer, twood Fawell, Mnlson. Weeks, Bar ber. Webster. Fllgerahl. Sawyer. Iteh lander, Wnlkiiis, (leorge Sheild, B.irt lett. Leibmau l-JdmNtnii. Covvgill, Teeters, Ohiipi'ii, Wehn. Lelimer Bald win, lloldbroiik. MeCreery, Broad, Christie. Heed. Uayinond, Sheldon, and Crandall. 1 IS THIS N'KBHASKA- ! The rural legislator with a eorrugnted J brow I Now lays the public burden down to ehase the gleaming plow, And mourns the fact that bills he1 framed were but a waste of j thought. I That all his words nf eloquence touehed not 'the proper spot. He mourns because his coming boon will meet with no applause. Constituents will not assail his ears with glad huzzas, But more than all he mourns, because he can no longer stay And wear the look of dignity fur sev en plunks a day. The Chicago t'niversily coined) club recently gave two performances of "The Ueecitful Dean." a strictly uni versity drama. The proceeds. 'ib-Mil ..ODil'vvere given to the I'niversl-y set tlement fund. At (lie fencing tournament, held a short time ago, at the Fencers' club in New York, for the championship of the Amateur Fencers' league, the Harvard team, composed of (J. II. Breed, A. B. Lapslcy and M. Green, was victorious, with IKi points. The names of the other teams and the number of points made by them are as follows: B. A. A., Ill); New York A. ('., 7; Fencers' club 11; Columbia, ."; Cornell, !l. The delegates from the various .ic-bating- societies at Yale have oigin ied what is called t'hc Yale Debut lug association. The object of this emu inittcc Is to manage intercollegia.e and interclub debates, and to eerei.se a general supervision over denati'ig interest of the university . The olllcers have been elected as follows: Piv-i-dent, K. B. Boise, '!!; vice president, C. P. Kliehel. L. S.; secretary. A. 1). I.i av ill. 'ill); trctisurti. K. W. Ong. '(. Uepresentatives from Vale, Prinei Uiu, Peuns.vlvania, Cornell and ( oliim bia met Monday at llavemycr liall, Columbia university, and formed a cross-country association, to be known as the Intercollegiate Cross-Co mil. '.v association of Amateur Athletics of America. A constitution was adopted and general plans talked over for the coining year. The new association will bold its first annual meet this fall, to which meet eaeli of the above univei sities will .send a team. Of the !' members in the faculty of the I'niver.sity of Michigan, 1(1 have taken upon examination, the degree of doctor of philosophy. Fourteen won the degree at the I'uivcrsity of Mich igan the at Cornell, four at Johns Hopkins, four at Harvard, and one each at Chicago, Yale, and Allegheny College. Nine took all of their aca demic degrees at a single instPnlion, namel.v. seven at Michigan nirl one each at Harvard and Johns lloiikiiio. Sixteen received the doctors degree at Foreign universities five at Leipslc, two at Jena, and one each at Frei bourgh in Baden, Bonn, ("ilnsgovv. Mu nich, Yieuiia. Marburg, Berne, Zurich and Merlin. WOULD BICYCLK. "n lmiihct tale speeds jbest being plainly told." Better World bicycles than evci have been made. Better bicycles than are made any where at any price. I The bic.vclc which we have been 7 1 years building. I The 'Oil World falls heir to all the 'good points of its predecessors. I The product of the best bieycic fac tory in the world. Two models only-' the best models. Two 1 rices only the. popular prices. 1 Vo have always made bicycles TO BIDK. We have resisted the temptation to make them only TO SIS Mi. Tlie '00 World is the most rldcaLle machine to be seen In any country. Price, .'.() and $10. WANTED-mWEUAI. TKUS'I'U OUTHY person In this stuto to "MitiiiKo our huj noss in their own and near bv countlcn It Is malnlv ofllco work conducted at hom. Salary ftrnlpht $ooo rt yCar nnd oxiieuyiis, dfiln'tn bonatldo. no more, no Iqhr xftlarv.-' Monltilv J7S Itoforeni'i's Enclnsu Hoir'niinrcsu siainpeti envelope. r'niuwrrE. Hkss, Prest. r Dopt. M. I'hleiiKo. HERPOLSHEIMER & GO. NEW SUITS, WAISTS, Skirts, Millinery, Dress Goods, Shoes, etc., etc., of the very fine est styles, the most desirable qualities and always and ever dependable. Then, the prices named always represent a re markable saving. What more is necessary? t LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. VRICHT, KAY & CO Manufacturers of HATBHNITY KM11LEMS UATKKN1TY JKWKLKY KATKKNITY NOVKLTIKS KATKRNITY STATIONERY KATEHNITY INVITATIONS KATKKNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS KATEKNITY I'UOUKAMS F Send for Outa okiio uml Price List. Special ilcslKtis on application 140-142 Woodward Ave , - DETROIT. WICH MRBERJIIOP Students work u Specialty. 1144 O ST. (looil Harbors, Now Furniture, l.xcullent Work WHEN you TRAV TAKE THE L ALWAYS To OMAHA All points east. KANSAS CITY east and south. DENVER and all Colorado points. OGDEN and SALT LAKE. BUTTE nnd HELENA PORTLAND. SEATTLE, SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGELES. Has the Best Modern Equipment. Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Free Reclining Chair Cars. For Time Schedules, Tickets, Reservations of Berths, Call or Address, E. B. SLOSSON, Gen. AKt., io-u O St., J. T. MASTIN, C. T. A. Lincoln, Neb. H. G. BURT, Pres., E. DICKINSON, Gen. Mgr., E L. LOMAX, G. P. & T. A. Omaha, Nebraska. k -.aural E For Style, Quality and Price . TAILOR MADE GOODS You should cull on NEBRASKA PANTS & SUIT COMPANY, 143 N. 13th St. - Oliver Theatre Building 1 HERPOLSHEIMER ' Mb That i Shirt ! ii lluvo your noxt shirts inado to order if you want thorn to fit and wear. It's economy in tho long run, to say nothing of tho comfort and satisfaction. One-half dozen to order, white 01 colored, $9. Harper's Shirt Factory, Upstairs, 101a O Street. I havo the only shirt factory In Lincoln. 1HE BEST ROUTE FROM LINCOLN, NEB. Eastman Kodaks PREMO CAHERAS nUNROE CAflERAS PLATES, FILMS, CARDS AND PRINTINO PAPER FOR flA-E DY MMnni.N DUATrt CIIDDT V M UlHUlJJll 111U1U UU111J1 wl" 115 S. 1 1 th St., Lincoln, Neb. -IN- T PrOLSPEiEU & (JO. SEJi ff
