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The Semi. Hot. program, December 17th,
1892 :
Symbiosis and Mutualism, - - Roscoe Pound
The Intercellular Gases of Plants, A. F. Woods
Megalonectria caespitosa Speg., - - Dr. Bessey
Report on Recent Botanical Literature,
Fred. Clements
Report of Exchange Club Committee,
P. A. Rydberg.
The meeting was held in the Botanical Lec
ture Room, Nebraska Hall. At the close of the
program the first publication of the Botanical
Survey of Nebraska was distributed.
Hon. C. F. Scott delived, last Friday morning,
before the students in chapel, the third lecture in
the "Chancellor's course." His subject was,
" Last of the Confederates," and was a descrip
tion of Gen. Jo. Shelby's expedition to the Rio
Grande. In his introductory remarks the speaker
referred to Kansas and Nebraska as twin sisters
and hence the children of both states are closely
related. He spoke ot the great University they
have down in Kansas and rather thought we
were very hard hearted to go down there and
rob them of their professor to make him our chan
cellor. Mr. Scott referred his hearers to the book
called, "Shelby's Expedition" for a full treatise
of the subject in hand. Much of the lecture was
taken from that book, sometimes copied from the
author, at other times in the speaker's own words
and all the time most interesting. The way
the speaker brought out the climaxes was admira
ble, just saying enough to make it forcible, and
force the mind to the hearer to supply in his
imagination, the details. The Chancellor's lec
ture course is something new in the University,
but already has proved a success.
POJNTERS.
Stop at Manley's, a!l kinds of fruits, a good line
of cigars.
Say. ? Have you tried Barr's Club at 323 N
13th street.
Try the Northwestern's new train for Chicago.
The very best.
Students can get $4.00 cabinets at the Eclipse
Studio for $2.00.
Edward Cerf & Co., 925 O street, dealers in
clothing and dry goods.
When your shoes need repairing take them to
Walt's, under Burr block.
Chicago Gallery, 1034 O. Cabinet work per
doz. $3.00. Students $2.50.
Students should call for coupon books, and
buy shoes of Ed. G. Yates, 1129 O St., Lincoln,
Neb.
Dr. L. Wente, dentist. Dentistry in all its
branches, according to all approved methods.
Office, 135 South nth.
Bought, sold ox exchanged : Second-hand
books, U. of N. books a specialty, at Lincoln
Book Exchange, 119 North 12th street.
Be sure and get one of our boxes of candy be
fore you go home for the holidays.
Sutton & Hou.ownusn.
Students can get a special discount at the Y.
M. C. A. Hat and Men's Furnishing Goods Store.
Gardner & Bumstead, Lindell Hotel.
We have opened the finest oyster parlors in the
city. Come and see us.
Sutton & Hollowbush.
Go to Herpolsheimer & Co., for your Holiday
Goods. They sell Dolls, Toys, Dry Goods,
Cloaks, Furs, Easels, Pictures, Engravings. Buy
ing and importing in largest quantities, they can
sell you any and all goods at the lowest prices.
Look over their wonderlul departments. They
have just opened a fine Book Department.
Prices lower than usual.
The Hesperian management has purchased
the remaining copies of The Sombrero and will
offer one copy of the annual with The Hesperian
for the second semester for one dollar. This is
a great bargain and you cannot afford to miss it.
See C. L. Tallmadge at once.
For Cloaks, Underwear, Dress Goods, Carpets,
Millinery, Toys, and Presentation Goods of all
kinds, see Heq)olsheimer& Co., cor. 12th and N
sts., Lincoln. Buying and selling in large quan
tities for cash only, they are enabled to sell ou
good goods at the lowest. If you have friends
out of town, leave their names with this house
and they will mail their fine new catalogue, ex
press charges paid, to any part of the west.
CLERGYMEN, ATTENTION.
The B. & M. will issue for 1893, half fire
permits, good on all Burlington route lines, to
regularly ordained or licensed ministers or miss
ionaries engaged solely in religious work. It i
our desire that these permits be in the hands of
clergymen by the first of the year. Application
should therefore be made as early as possible
either at our depot or city office, corner O and
Tenth streets.
A. C. Ziemer,
C. P. & T. Agent.
When you are ready for your new dress or
cloak or hat or set of furs, go to Herpolsheimer &
Co., corner 12th and Nstreeet, who have thelarg
est stock at the lowest prices. Fine dressmaking
at reasonable prices. This house is headquarters
on carpets, curtains, dolls, toys, presentations and
art goods of every description.
