TUB WIWK'fl KVT5XTS.
iIloRcntJinl nt tlio Oliver Tuesday
evening.
Hoard of recent h meet In ohaneellor's
ofllco Tnesrtny,
Senior promenade nt, Lincoln hotel
Fridny evening.
Motility seinlnnr In Nebraska linll
Satnrdny it S:.'l() p. m,
lkise Iwill'gnine Saturday on campus
with Wnshbnrn college.
Geological club meats Thursday
evening In Nebraska linll.
University cadet mu eono&rt on
campus Thursday evening.
l'ershing rlllcs drill Thursday even
ing as usual in the iirinory,
I'lMSONAI..
Don Ailnnm spunt Satnrdny In Oui
nliu. Professor Kliiiff was In Omnlin lnt
Tuesdny.
Jesse Clclnnd lias returnc- from
lown City.
Miss MinuKi Kckcr of St. .loe Is visiting-
Hllen Douglas.
.S. K. Clark of Wnhoo visited his son,
I'M I'm', a part, of Inst week.
llalph Drain won the Pershing spoil
down drill Thursday -evening.
Miss Abble Mellenry of Dcnnisou,
lnw, Is visiting Jessie Morgan,
Miss Lottie Drown of Fremont was
the guest of .loy Webster Inst week.
11. 1C, Adams of Superior visited uni
versity friends a few days last week.
Superintendent. It. 1). Overhalt or
Ashland visited the 1'hi l'sl house Sun
day. Fred Cuseaden vns out of school a
few days last week on account of sick
ness.
"Deacon" Klndler, cnplnln of Inst
year's base bnll team, writ en that ho
will spend the summer playing base
bull with a Kansas team,
The regular nprlng meeting of the
bonrd of regont will occur tomorrow,
nt which plans for the coining bleu
niuiin will In discussed and perfected.
The Y. W. C, A. Is prospering For
ty one new members have been nd'.led
within the Inst two momths and the
lucmlicrshlp committee is still active
ly nt work.
A philatelic society is lM'ing organ
ized in the city nnd any student wish
ing to Join enn do so oy sending his
inline of H. It. Flnnlgnn, of 430 South
Twelfth street,
A reprint form Volume 11, No 1. of
the .lourunl of Applied Microscopy has
been Issued entitled "The Manage'ment
of ii Dotnulcnl laboratory," by Demi
Chnrles K, llesscy.
Acting Conunnndiinl Weeks has is
sued definite orders thnt the bnttallon
will wear white ducks after the first
of May, and thnt compulsory eneanip
nient will lie held at Ashland from Mny
SO 1o Mny .10. inclusive.
The base bull squad hnd i black
board practice in the amiory Tuesday
evening. "Snapper".lennedy giive the
boys many practical hint on Iwittlng,
base running and general conduct on
the base ball field.
"Science" for April 7, contains 'he
annual address of President 11. D.
Ward before the Nebraska Academy of
Sciences, delivered Dcccnulier 2."), 180S,
on "The Fresh Water DIologicnl Sta
tions of the World."
PROFESSIONAL OARD8.
DRS. GIFFKN & SMITH
TolcphoncA 28S and 508.
Kooms 8, 0 nnd 10 , Olho Ttirntcr HullJInK
LOUIS N. WENTE,
DENTIST,
130 South llthntrcot.
ItoomH 20, 27 and I, Urowncl! 111k. Phono 530.
DR. J. L. MeNAY,
DENTIST.
Tcoth Extracted without Pain,
cmcos Cor. lltlinndOHts.
Lincoln, Nebraska
DK. ALBERT R. MITCHELL,
Uoomsfl7-8.
llurr Ulock.
Lincoln, Noli
Ml. O. W. CLUTTKK ANH
H. A.SHANNON, U. 1). S.
Dentists . .
Dr. Shannon Is a Kradunto of tho Chtcntfo
CoIU'ko of Dental Surcry.
Okkiok U30 o St., Lincoln, Nkii.
Telephone C85. P. 0.,Hox 651.
DR. C. A. SHOEMAKER'S
The summer session will open June
II, the day after commencement, and
close duly 'JO. Work in at least ten
, subjects KiM-lish. Knglish literature.
history, litin, modern languages, bot- ory convonlcnco for Mimical canes,
any, physics, chemistry and pedagogy
will lie given. It is expeccted that a'
i very large number of students, espe
Private Hospital
fi03 South 11th street.
Special attention to diseases of women. Kv
DR. BF.NJ. F. BAILEY.
Miss niuneo Garten, who
visiting in Indiana, returned home last
Fridny.
Miss ialeghtley of Fairbury is .visit
ing her couains,Mae and Adclold
Whiting.
ileiiry Purdcen of St. Ixmis is visit
ing his cousin, Fred Cuseaden at tlie
Pill l'sl house.
Jessica Morgan, who haw been sulTcr
U ' from an attack of sickness, re
turned from her home in Hebron Mon
day. Delle Reynolds of York and Phoebe
Dody of David City were in Lincoln
last" week visiting their Pi Ueta Pal
sisters.
Mrs. F. M. Hall and Miss rhcoilora
Anman are representing the universi
ty Y. W. C. A. in the International con
vention now In session nt Cleveland,
Ohio.
Archon George Shedd of the ftftJi
district of the Phi Kappa 1'si fratern
ity went to New York City last Fri
day to meet with the executive coun
cil of the general fraternity.
Professor H. C. Peterson of the de
partment of Germanic languages de
livered an address before the north
section of the Otoe county teachers,
institute at Dunbar, Nob., Fridny even
ing, April 14.
1 ohillv tcni'luTs will be "resent orriCK nouns: omco, Zohrunp Mock,
has been c"'"'' 'nim,s "'" w "iii. otolOA.M. N.W. Corner N&lSthSts.
I 1; lr l?.an nnd 1i A w
The general tncuny nns uecwicu tnnt , KvcnlnRs liy Appolntniont,
nereaiier ine mciiichici miuii ur mi' j,u mir. . mm
Ilcsldoficc.
1313 0 Street.
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TOP COATS
A young man's wardrobe
is not complete nowadays
without a light overcoat.
Hart, SchafFner & Marx
make the finest coats in
America. We have some
elegant specimens of their
skill, richly tailored' and
finished, suitable for either
Spring or Fall wear or for
cool evenings in Summer.
The quality, workmanship
and fit of every H. S. & M.
coat is guaranteed.
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
SPRING TOP COAT
Copyright, 1899
Oy Hart, Schaffner & Marts
GUARANTEED CLOTHING.
LOCAL.
Have the "Evans" do your washing.
Schmlttcl's lunch room, 131 80. 11th
Street.
Have the "Evans" do your washing.
Go to Don's Cafe, South 11th. Open
nights.
Have the "Evans" do your washing.
C. B. Riggs, Dentist, 141 South 12tfc
St., op. Keystone grocery.
Cameron's Lunch Room, 118 South
Eleventh. Open day and night.
Dr. L. P. Davis,donti8t, Walsh-Putnam
block, corner Eleventh and O street.
Dr. 13. ,T. Angle, practice limited to
skin. und urinary diseases, 1400 O at.
The Gardner Tailoring company will
save you .money on your spring suits.
Dr. Hill addressed the boys of the Y.
M. ( A. Sunday afternoon. Mr. Doo
trum sang a solo.
Senior promenade at Lincoln hotel
Friday, April 21. Get tickets of Chair
man John L. Kind.
The Wednesday night club gave n
very pleasant informal party larft Wca
nesday evening at Walsh's hall.
Call and see our new stock of elec
tric fixtures. Korsmeyer Plumbing &
Heating company, 215 South 11th st.
The boys of the Union society pre
sented a comedy, Hhe Freeman Mill
Strike," in the chapel Friday evening.
Tho Delta Gammas, chaperoned by
Mrs. Sherman, attended "the college set
tlement entertainment Saturday even
ing. The endet band is to give an open
air concert on the campus every
Tluirsdny from now until the close of
tho year.
New line stamped University paper,
Crane'e bond in tablet form, 200 sheets
for IS cents, at University Boole Store,
basement.
The Nbraskan the rest of the year
for 25 cents. All the news weekly ana
several special editions. Cash must
be paid in advance.
Have tlho "Kvans" do your -washing. I
unit in offering courses of instruction.
Heretofore most of the work has been
given in September and few courses
opened in February. This new depart
ure will give eventually more promi
nence to the mid-winter commence
ment than it has Lcforo enjoyed.
The standard weights and measures
furnished to each state in 'the union
by the United States, together with
heavy onk eases for tne same, have
been added to the collection of the
state museum. Along with this beau
tiful and costly set are two balances of
great precision, with' heavy marble
topped tables for the support of the
same.
The following debaters have been
assigned to tho following states:
Craft, Hawxby and Wilson to Kansas;
Weaver, Dolbwbncli and McNaughton
to Colorado; Talbot, Still 1 and Ninis
to Missouri. Word was received last
week that Nebraska is to take the af
firmative in the debate with Kansas.
Colorado has requested that Nebraska
send the pictures of her represent
atives in the debate.
The shield from the chapel rostrum
hns disappeared, and it is supposed t
J have been taken Inst Saturday while
' the college settlement entertainment
j was in preparation or progress. As the
I matter now stands, the college settle
ment board will be required to pay for
it. If any one knows of its where
abouts, It is requested that it be re
turned, so that funds intended for
charitable purposes need not be ap
plied to making good the loss.
by Appointment.
TKt.EniONKs:
Onlc-o, 618. Kesldence, 017
DR. J. F. STEVENS.
Omeo 113fl0 8treot.
Ofllco Tolephono iid.
Residence Tolcphonc H4.
Lincoln, Neb
M. B. KETCHUM, M. D., Piiar. D.
Prof. Ophthalmology, Otology nnd
Laryngology,
Lincoln Medical College,
Offers a thorough, private course' In refraction.
Spectacles nttcd.
Office, SS0 So. 11th si. Hours, 0 to 12:30-2 to 5
J. R. HAGGARD. M. D.
Residence 1310 G street., Tel. 24S.
Office, 1223 O street, Rooms 17 and 18,
Over Miller & Palne's, Tel. 635
Prices, $4.98, $6.50, $7.50 and $10.00.
ARMSTRONG CLOTHING COMPANY
DR. M. H. GARTEN,
Practice limited to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
1013 to 1019 O STREET.
The Original and Best
1025 O street,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
The zoological library has just re
ceived a copy of the Microscopy of
Drinking Water, by G. C. Whipple; di
rector of tho Mount Prospect labora
tory of the Brooklyn water works, and
the leading limnobiologist of the coun
try. He refers many times to the work
done by Professor Ward and his stu
dents on 1he biology of lakes and lake
fauna, and says that the Plankton
pump recently devised nt the zologi
cal laboratory seems to re a decided
Improvement over the Plankton net.
An amusing episode connected with
the junior-senior hnt controversy, is re
lated by several seniors with much
satisfactory. A certain junior had
"faked" a senior hnt and had been giv
en unrtil 2 o'clock Wednesday to re
turn it to the owner in the library.
As the time drew near the confident
senior took his eat in the rending
room surrounded by a coterie of ad
mirers and waited the coming of his
hat. A't 2 exactly the said junior ap
peared and delivered the hat in per
fect order, much to the amusement of
the onlookers,
Among the new features of Y. M. C.
A. work during the next year will be
committeeman's conferences, which
will be held at stated times during the
year. The first conference will be held
Saturday, April 22, at 4:30 o'clock in
the Y. M. C. A. rooms. The following
topics will be discussed: "Organiza
tion and Development of a Commit
tee." by C. .7. Allen; "Bible Study," by
.7. L. Sheldon; "General Helpfulness,"
by Ij. .7. Marsh; "The Committeeman,"
by .7. S. Moore. Papers will be reaa
on the above subjects and a general
discussion will follow. One of the fea
tures of this conference is that supper
will be served in the Y. M. C. A. rooms.
Have the "Evans" do your washing.
E. S. KING. "
Flno Watch Repairing.
Scientific Refracting Optician
(Graduate)
1300 O Street, Lincoln, Neb.
Our Manish Queen Quality
Shoes.
NO
SAW
EDGE
LAUNDRY
Clarkson Laundry Co.
I w -jji'g'irntu ? fm
! nkrson--pufemi)
IUeFotForV)
t5Dais-
1213
0
Street
a very complete
Summer assortment and
Underwear 80mo grent bar.
For Ladies gains in 1ldies,
summer underwear, Jersey ribbed
vesta of fair quality 5c each; Jer
sey ribbed vests with tape neck
and lace trimmed neck and arms
3 for 25c; Jersey ribbed vests at
10c, 12c and 15c, frequently sold
at doublo these prices.
Jersey ribbed pants 20c, 25c,
35c and 50c each.
Jersey ribbed union suits, 25c,
50c, 65c, 75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25,
and $2.00 each.
At 50c wo have suits of excel
lent quality, cut low or high nock;
long sleeves, short sleeves or
sleeveless.
Summer 25c ?ach tho
Underwear fest value8fl! w?
For Oent5 have ever offored
t-or uents in 8birts and
drawers. One style at 25c is a
plai:;, fine ribbed balbriggan;
shirts have French neck and are
closed with white pearl buttons;
drawers are well made and cut full
sizes. We have at tho same price
a very excellent quality of blue
white mixed or tan and white
mixed.
We have men's union suits at
85c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00 and $2.50 each. If you
want underwear of good quality
that will fit you with perfect com
ort buy union suits.
MILLER I PAINE. MILLER I PAINE.
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