The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899, February 27, 1900, Page 7, Image 7

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THK NEBRASKAN-HUKIAK.
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It IfT illustrated by almlMono engrav
ing, showing the kitchen laboratory of
the school. -,,,.,.. i ?
Dr. A., T. Peters translation ot "A
Guide to- Practical Meat Inspection,"
the work1 of Dr F. Flschordcr, district
veterinarian of Jarotschin, formerly
director of the city abbatolrs nn'd stock I
yards at Bromberg, Germany, imb been
received ct the university. This trans
lation contains many annotations and
editions " by Dr. Peters, and Is illus
trated with over sixty figures and
plates.
Miss Kdna Howell, '03, who was acci
dentally shot in the knee about a
month ago while target shooting at '
Burlington Beach, has so far recovered
that she has been able to be removed '
from St. Elizabeth's hospital to her
sistei's home on R street. Her mother
from Kansas City is still w.th her.
Miss Howell is getting along quite well,
but will never fully recover the use'of
her limb. i
Posters of Maud Adams, Anna Held,
Maxlne Elliott, Mrs. Leslie Carter, etc.,
size 24x28 Inches, 75c each. Indian
head poster, size 24x36 inches; the
foot ball game poster, size 26x38 Inches,
V5c each. The golf poster, 24x36 inches; j
horse fair poster, 20x36 inches, each
59c. Above are mounted on red and
green mats. A large line of small post
ers, 8x10, from 3c each upward. Music!
and picture department, Herpolsheimer
& Co.
The base ball men took advantage
of the absence of gymnasium classes
last week and spent several hours each
day in the cage. The p.tchers are kept
busy limbering up their arms and the
other men are given preliminary work
on grounders. Doane, Bell, Gordan
and Bliss are in practice for the box
and are doing good work. Koehler, the
foot ball center, Ray Ryan, Dean
Ringer and Maloney are candidates for
catcher. Over forty men have report
ed for various positions.
The state veterinarians' association
held sessions in the chapel Tuesday
afternoon and evening. Only aboui
twenty-five were present. President Dr.
S. E. Cosford gave an address in the
afternoon, in which he gave valuable
suggestions to the assoc.ation. In the
evening papers were delivered by Dr.
Ward, Dr. W. A. Thomas of this city
and Dr. J. J. Drasky of Ciete on 'Treat
ing Tumors and Growths by Electric
ity." Another session was held at the
university farm Wednesday morning.
A luncheon was served and operations
were performed for the benefit of the
surgeons present.
Barron, Lee Edwards, C. Engberg, Pro
fessor E. L. Hinman andCharles. Rait.;
Pllldbury lost but four games ot chess
altogether, the best game being that
won by P. J. Barron, '98. W. E. .Hnrdy
played a draw: '
Following is tho game won by Mr.
Barron:
Queen's gambit declined.
IMlsbury. Barron.
(White) (Black)
1. P Q4 P-Q4
2. P QB4 P K3
3. Kt Q B3 Kt K B3
4. B Kt5 B K2
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5. P K3
6. Kt B3
7. B Q3
8. PxP
9. BxB
10. KtxKt
11. R QB
12. Cas.les
13. B Kt
14. R K
15. Kt Q2
16. Kt B3
17. Kt Q2
18. Kt B
19. Kt Kt3
20. Kt K2
21. Kt B4
22. Q B3
23. P K Kt4
24. K R
25. QxQ
26. R Kt
27. KtxKt
28. RxKtP
29. K Kt
30. R Kt5
31. RxQP
32. R Q8
33. RxRch
34. P K4
35. P Q5
36. K R
P K5
P Q6 ch
37.
38.
Castles
Q Kt Q2
P Q Kt3
KtxP
QxB
PxKt
P Q B4
P B5
P B4
P Q Kt4
Kt B3
Kt Q2
B Kt2
QR K
P Kt3
R B3
Kt B
R Q3
Q Kl4
QxP
PxQ
Kt K3
R (Q)xKt
R KB
B B
R (K3) KB3
RxP
RxKt P
toR
B R6
R Kt7 ch
K K2
R Kt4
K K3
Portrait and Landscape Photographer
129 South nth Street,
Lincoln, Neb.
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Kmaiimmikd 1871
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Intercollegiate:
Bureau.
Cottrell 4 Leonairi
JWJ78 llfuilwar
Albany. New York
Makers of I lie
Caps, Gowns and Hoods
To the American Colleges and Univer
sities. Illustrated manual, samples, price
etc.. upon request Gowns for the pulpr
and the bench.
39. Resigns
Wvmm
Patronize 0ur Advertisers
1R. PENNY OF KANSAS.
Professor G. B. Penny, dean of the
school of fine artrof Kansas univer
sity, sailed from Boston on February
1 on a combined lecture, study and
pleasure trip abroad. He has been en
gaged by the managers of a nine weeks'
cruise to the Mediterranean and the
Orient to deliver a series of s ereoptl
con lectures en route on Greek and
Roman architecture. He will also act
as one of the three directors of the
tour, and as such Will have charge of
the Egyptian section. The cruiso will
be made by a party of four hundred
eastern tourists, chiefly New York and
Massachusetts educators. Tho itiner
ary includes the principal points of In
terest In Egypt. Palestine, Greece and
Italy. This will be Professor Penny's
second visit to the Orient for the pur
pone o' studying the history of art.
Dr. W. L. Dayton
Or. J. P. WILLIAMS, AuliUnt.
Diseases of the Eye,
Ear and Throat
1205 0 Street
LINCOLN, NEB.
Kenlrienc MIOG St.
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L G. HERZOG
Barron beats pillsbury.'
On Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings of last week Harry W. Pillsbury,
the American chess champion, played
a number of games of chess and check
ers with tho leading players of the
. state. Among the university men and
alumni who played the champion were
William Hardy, H. E. Newbranch, P. J.
Fine Tailoring
Had(iuarteri for UnlvemUy Student'
Dress Suits. Hates given when more
thun one ordering.
CV. BOOTH, flty Solicitor
t032OSt
Students go to.. ,....
C. D. BOWDISH'S
SHAVING PARLOR
For Satisfactory Barber Work
Farmer and Merchants
Insurance Co. Building 15th and 0 Sti.
Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pen
$
The Fountain of Pen
Satisfaction. A Gift
of Never - EndingA
3C Usefulness and a
Constant X Pleasant
Reminder of thcX
Donor XXXXX
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Made in Large Va
ricty of Styles, Sizes,
and at prices to Meet
Every Requirement,
Offered for the Stu
dent Trade XX For
Sale by all Leading
Stationers, Jewelers,
Specialty Houses A
L. E. Waterman Go
targftt Fountain Pen Manufattums In the Vkorld
155-157 Broadway
NEW YORK
Harvard University
Medical Department,
BOSTON, MASS.
On and after June, HOI. candidate! for ailmis
eion roust prownt a degree in Arte. Literature,
Philosophy or Science, from a recognized coIIcro
or scientific echool, with the exception of such
iersonR of suitable qk and attainment, as may
be admitted by special rote of the Faculty taken
in each cafe
For dotailed information concerning -' rteft
of inst roction, or catalogue, address.
Dr. Wm. L. Richardson, Deatt,
Harvard Medical College. Hoston. Mas
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DR. JAMES STOCKFIELD,
nFWTIQT Ml O Street, Lincoln, Neb., op
LUVIlOl pohltethe I'.i-l Office laIn'eH
Extractions. Oetitclier Kahnaizt Gold 111 I
lng9l Mand up; Silver FUllnt's 60 wills and
nn; White filUncs 7ft cents and ui llest set
of teeth $10 00; Cheap set of teeth $5.00
All Work Guaranteed.
Drs. Clutter & Shannon
DENTISTS.
Phone 426
1136 O Street
Lincoln
THE ALBERT TEACHERV AGENCY,
Central Music Hull, Chicago.
Fifteenth Year 8250 Positions Filled.
Neurly 800 in 0!) List of Schools
and Colleges in which wo fill
positions bent free.
ADDIIKSSi C. J. AL.IIKKT, MANAUKK.
Good Work
Popular Prices.
Students Especially Invited to Calt.
R. O G. BARBER SHOP
1144 O Street.
Inflate
Your Tires
Without
Work
Without
Price
THE CENTURY
DOUBLE-PEED PEN
IS THE BEST
F. E. Edgcrton, Agent, University.
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WARRANTED TO RUN A FULL
SEASON WITHOUT REFILLING
CATALOGtt ffittlPOtfAPMCArW.
FOR SALE BY,
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You are invited
' use our compressed air
ptant to inflate your tires.
No work for you
No charge from us.
C. L. SHADER,
io?'wth. Bicycle Repairing
1406 o St.
Wholrialt and Retail Dtalrr In
Bicycle Supplies and!
Sundries
Repairing a Specialty
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