THE NEBRASKA!?.
A Wcctoly Newspaper Issued 12vory
(Monday Noon by the University
l'uhliMilittt Association.
Knturod us Second (JlnHH Mull Matter.
(Jcorgo L 'l'owno Managing Kdllor
M. 1. Stewart Kdltor-lii-Chiof
ASriOClATKS:
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J. 'J'. Sumiiur KflBiir Clark.
Clinton Burr.
I.OOAI..
C'liuulo Heed. (Irani Mac Milliin.
Adolloyd Wlilllni'. Ilclun Woods.
Bunion Dalos Alnnin
Tlie Ncbratilan will he ficrot lo any
ddTcsn upon receipt, of t ho mibHorip
tlon price, which Ih one dollnr n year.
CoutriDUi.ons are fcollcltcd from all.
N?w items biicIi as locals, personals,
reports of nioetlngs, etc., are especial
ly dchirud. 'Lflie Nebnudutn will be
glnd to print any contribution rela
tive to a general university Biibject,
but the name must accompany all
mich.
AMre&s all communication to the
Nebrnsknn, University of Inc
braoka. Spring lias comic and in spite of the
rnvliifrs of sonic wild-eyed fanatics,
wheel enthusiasts will don their golf
suits and make the usual delightful
country runs. There arc some ,you
know, who always live n liundcr years
behind the times. Do not. vxp'ct these
to be reconciled to modern and sen
sible ways.
The only thing the university ha to
regret of the recent, intercollegiate
oratorical contest. Is the exceedingly
low mark which her representative re
ceived from the judges on manuscript.
The N'cbrnxknn suggests that the
manuscript needs strengthening bo
fore. Mr. Talbot's chance of winning
for the university in the Interstate con
test. Is hazarded. In delivery the uni
versity will have a tower of strength,
but perfection cannot be too nearly
reached hi either. Nebraska wnnrts fust
place in the coming contest.
For next Saturday, April 22, a base
ball game with Washburn college, To
peka, Kas., is announced, and for the
following Wednesday a game with Mis
souri State University. Here is an op
portunity to see two good games of
base ball on the home grounds and at
the Kami1 time let the players know
that the students are interested in the
team and anxious to see it win. The
success of the team will depend as
much upon the reception given on the
home grounds as upon the captain and
the players. Go out and root for the
team even if you have to lay aside
some lesson for the moment. When
you are on the grounds do noft lie
afraid of your voice; use u ns treely
as you would during a foot ball game
with Kansas.
The rules adopted by the athletic
club for the election of the student
members for the coming yeov arc pub
lished in the Xebrnslvan's news col
umns. In the election, which, accord
ing to those rules, takes place May 10.
every student should take an active
interest. The success or failure of ith
letics during the coming year depends
largely upon the character of the men
elected. The character of the men
elected will depend largely upon
tho interest taken by the stu
dent, body. Every student should
consider it his duty to see that
representative men becomo can
didates before April 2,", and that good
men only are elected. Then it. should
be equally everyone's duty to support
the board when elected, in spite of any
previous difference. A board elected
according to the rules adopted, .vill
necessarily represent, the majority of
the student body and no one hereafter
can have any valid excuse for not put
ting a shoulder to the wheel and push
ing for the university's representa
tives, no matter on what tea.ni they
may be. Now is the time to be ac
tive, after the election the board will
expect and deserve the undivided sup
port, of the whole university.
ADDITIONS TN ZOOLOGY.
The department of zoology has just
received a collection of a little over on.1
hundred specimens from the carbonif
erous region of Kansas, These have
been added to the collections of the
Hon. Charles II. Morrill by Mr. T. "W.
Allen of Kansas City, in' return for
specimens recently sent to him by the
Stnte University. This department has
also received from the state musc-im
an important contribution from the
state board of agriculture In the way
of nboii't sixty oak cases and a large
amount of imported glassware in the
way of exhibition! bottles of all sizes
and shapes. These will be cared for
now by the curator of the stale mu
seum. The eases have already been
filled with soils, grains, wools, etc., or
the Mate, and with a line display of
dried fruit, representing that Industry
hi the United States prepared and do
nated to the University of Nebraska by
the general government. This beauti
fully prepared collection of trulls rp
rcscnU the products of all the states,
tills eight cases and makes an import
ant addition to (he agricultural collec
tions of the state museum.
ATIlhlvTIC NOTIiS.
The pentathlon tca.m accepted the
M. C. A. Invitation ro dinner and
Mippei S iturdaj.
Saturday afternoon Dr. Hastings,
secretary of the district A. A. A, 1 K.,
will organize a physical education so
ciety in Omaha, whose members will
begin investigating the growth of Om
aha children May I.
Dr. Hastings and his brother visit
ed Donne college April s, and exam
ined eighteen candidates for their
iraek team. Donne's prospects for i.hc
slate Intercollegiate meet are good.
The, are depending upon Kl slier to
break the slate record for the high
jump, now held by Plllsbury.
The Nebraska stale Interseholnstle
athletic association Is perfecting ar
rangements with President Berry of
the Iowa association lor an interstate
meet. This would give Nebraska high
school athletics a much needed stim
ulus. W. M. I'ryce will coach the track
team ol Nebraska Wesleyan univer
sity tills spring, and 12. I-. Hastings
has been seeure'd to train the candi
dates hi endurance.
Several of the new men are allowing
up exceptionally well In the dlll'crcni
truck and Held events.
('. ('. Morison, a new man, Is showing
good form in the nigh jump.
A. Spurk is doing good work with
the shot and It. ('. Wallace Is making
rapid progress in the discus throw.
An important meeting of candidates
for the track team will be held in Hie
gymnasium Tuesday eveniing at 7:30
to discuss matters of interest. A spe
cial vote of all candidates Is required.
The university of Kansas will send
a track team of six men to compete
with our track team In Lincoln May 0.
At the viinic time the Kansas base ball
team will play the university team for
the OWInhoney cup.
WOMAN.
Woman, woman, winsome woinanl
Tell us are you saint or human,
Or a toy Beelzebub ihas sent us from
afar?
We've thought about you, sighed
about you,
Stayed up nights and lied about you,
puzzle that you are.
.lust when, we dream we've got you
Figured out, as like as not you
Leave1 us topsy-turvy, guessing what
to say or do;
Now we hate yon, then caress you,
Now berate you, then we bless u,
But our lives are stale unless you keep
us In a stew.
Some there are who really dre.id
yo,
Some who long to woe and wed you,
Sonic would banish you forever to a
distant hind;
Artists paint you, poets verse yon,
Bishops saint you, cynics curse yon,
But "for better or for worse" you still
arc in demand.
There are time you sadly vex us,
Puzzle, plague us and preplex us,
Till we wish you were in Texas, very
far away;
But, although we sadly doubt yon,
You've such winsome ways about
you
We can never do without you, so we
let you stay.
Have the "Evans" do your washing.
VJCTOlt BICYCLES.
Victor bicycles the cheap, but. lot
low priced.
The Victor home is the Iwst bicy
cle factory in the world, devoted en
tirely to the production of highest
grade wheels; every effort concentrat
ed on one single model.
The Ml!) model is the latest and best
of all that is available to the cycle
maker.
Of all things a bicycle must not waste
power. It must have the simplest and
bent means of converting the rider's
strcng-th into carrying capacity.
The Mi!) Victor is such a bicycle.
It is a common talk in the trade that
when a safety bicycle is several years
old it is a Victor.
The '0!) Victor is made on the gener
al lines of our '08 Track Racer, Model
41, which machine was never sold lor
less than $100.
For sale by II. E. Sidles Thirtenth
and O streets.
Have the "Kvans" do your washing.
Dr. Leonhardt's
ANTI-PILL
Cures Nervous llh
Constipation. Dllllousness. Novvous Ills
ana Pill Habit Action not followed bv
costlvoress Doubt lt Trv It. Samples
free DruBRlsts. S5o. or m dress Anti-Pill
CV, Uncoln, Neb.
Pre Advlnry Dept. for Patroni.
onnnn
nEDiau
J0LLEGE
Cours 28 Weoiis.
Foes $65.00.
Otters 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,
Iminanuel and Presbyterian hospitals
weekly,
Catalogue sent and questions an
Mvercd by 15. W. CHASE, Omaha,
Nebr., Continental block.
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
WOMAN'S MEDICAL SCHOOL
333-339 S. Lincoln Slrool, CHICAGO
Oppoilte Cook County Itospltnl.
Pour Ytnrt Graded Courts.
llcKlnnlim with .Inly I. IMMi. Dio cottrMi ior tho
ynir will ho divided Into four terms or twelve
weeks each. Atlotuliiiiro trnrn Mmlonts in the
rcitiiiiirrourHQ Is required ilurlriK ilireo torms
In nich of tho four yours. Tho fourth tonn Is
(lll0lllll.
Tho fees are fHXMX) for ciich year, iinynltle In
iidvikiico.
Tho number of reioilur students Is limited to
oiivliiindred. twomy-llvo In eiieh eliiss. IMneo
In cIiinn Is obtained by compolUlvo oxnmlnii
tlon nftur huvliik' eomiilled with the r.-iiulro-mo
its of tho State Hoard of Health or Illinois-
Kxecpllotiikl laboratory nd vnntnues tire offered
to touchers, mid superior clinical (iuiiIIMom uru
offered to finlor medical students and itrndu
u I o.s In lucdlclnndurinu the summer term.
l'or further Information, address
DR. JOHN RIDLON,
103 STATE ST., CHICAQO.
Creighton Medical College.
Cor. 14th and Davonport Sis., Omaha, Nob.
Next session begins September 21 1S99.
A lour years course was adopted by this
school six years ago, it being one of the
first schools In the west to adopt a higher
standard of medical education.
The course consists of four terms, seven
months each. The college building is new
and up to date, having been completed only
two years ago. The building itselt is large
and commodious having large roomy lab
oratories for work In Physiology, His
trology, Pathology and Bacteriology all
furnished with the most modern equip
ment. The Anatomical rooms are large
and are supplied with all of the newest
conveniences, among other things being a
cold storage room lor the preservation of
anatomical material, thus insurving fresh
subjects for dissecting and anatomical
work at all times of the year. The lec
ture rooms are spacious, well lighted and
ventilated, and are seated with comfort
able opera chairs.
This school has the exclusive use of the
St. Joe Hospital for clinical purposes, the
St. Joe hospital being the only large hos
pital In the city. The county hospital al
so furnishes clinics for the benefit of stu
dents of this school, For further Inform i
tion, address
D.C. BRYANT, MD
secretary ,
McCague Bid's;, Omaha Neb.
Harvard University
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, BOSTON, MASS.
116th Annual Announcement (1898-99).
In and after June, 1001, candidates
for admission must presont a degree in
Arts. Liternturo, Philosophy, Science or
Medicine, from a rccoglnizcd college or
ficiontilio school, with tho exception of
such persons, of suitable ago and attain
ment, as may bo admitted by special
voto of tno l-acuity taken in each case.
For detailed information concerning
courses of instruction, or catalogue,
address
Dk. Wm. L. 1UCHAHDSON, Dean.
Harvard Medical School, Doston, Mass.
Kent College of Law
Marshall D. Rwcll, LL. O., M. D., Dean.
Threo years course leading to dogreo
of LL. B. Improved 'methods uniting
theory and practice. The School of
practice is the leading feature, live
ning sessions of ton hours a week for
cacli class. Students can be self sup
porting while studying. Wo assist
studonts in securing suitable employ
ment. For catalogue, address
W. F. Momeyer, LL. B., Secretary,
018-010 Ashland Block, Chicago.Ill.
The University of
School
S H INTER fitted than ever before to give artistic intruction
.. I in Voice Training, Piano Forte Playing, and all other princi
pal brandies of Music. Students will receive full information by applying
at the School located directly south of the Campus, and can enter at any time.
TUITION 15 THE LOWEST
C0M5IJTErrr WITH SOUNb IN5TRUQTION
Third Torm Begins Monday, April 10.
WILLARD KIMBALL. Director.
DDN'T FDRBET
Your EASTER HAT. We are showing a fresh new
line, also GEMS in Neckwear - - - - -
E D. L rniHE CLGTHinG STORE
1 2 17 O Street.
POPULAR MOSIC AT ONE-HALF PRICE
Copies of the Paintings of the old masters at 25 cents each.
All kinds of Musical Instruments, Picture Frames, Etc.
Music and Picture Department
HERP01SHEIMER & 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.
Tho Academy offers advantage for cotillion clubs, privato parties, etc.
Is newly furnished and decorated. Will bo rented at reasonable rates.
For further information address,
New Claasei (or Children and Al RFRT TMPPIN U32 H Strret.
Adults now formli g. HUDr.rl 1 UIrin, Lincoln. Neb,
IT IS THE "STYLE"
And "QUALITY" about the
photographs made at the
Elite Studio
That make them famous. All on ground floor. 226 So. 1 1th St
Ride Wittmann Bicycles
if .If dffffrtivA nnrfc
Bicycles we will replace free and pay all trans
portation charges.
? H. WITTMANN Hi Rfl..
because they have a reliable guarantee
Nebraska
of Music
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!
Examine tho Policy of tho Now England
Mutual. Tho Values aro as definite as those
endorsed in your Bank Book.
This Company has been Chartered
63 Years.
G. W. NOBJLB, Mgr.,
Phone 328 104" o street
nrA fniinH In Witrmnnn
m-, r Smith mth Street
by a reliable firm.
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