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About The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1894)
THE HESPERIAN. -- -- - - - -- .ftcjft. jAl jni. jftL jftC JL JrJL Xm. JlJ m, mm m, m Ml V i8 -.2 . Hi? 1 ji in i v .f b,i. inii ,' lU. 'f II 4 IF!: ;ii Hi n ! r ! ti it i ii J Mayer Bros. Largest Distributors of Fine Clothing in the State. ""!"" him ,n A Fine Line For Ladies, Hisses and Gentlemen ik The University . . . (Conservatory of Music Which is located in its own commodious and well appointed building immediately adjoining the campus on the south, offers to all unequalled advantages in the study of Husic in all its branches; including Harmony, and Composition, Piano forte, Voice Culture, Violin, 'Cello, Clarinet. Cornet, and all minor instruments .... The Special Advantages. . Either free, or In connection vlth the University, where all opportunities are open to all Conservatory students without further charge than the matriculation fee of $5.00, are great attractions, which cannot be se cured elsewhere. Among these may be especially mentioned, Orches tral and Military Band practice, artists' concerts, pu pils recitals, a course of thirty lectures oa subjects er- talriing to music, art lectures and gymnasium privileges For further Information Inquire of W1LLARD KIMBALL, Director. The Conservatory Restaurant Zl'gtJ??'"?'' T$f 5 - VJ
