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rw The Nebraskan-Hesperian OFFICIAL ANNOUOCEMENTS The second students recital will bo given Thursday, Nov. 8th. The following program will be ren dered : Piano Solo, Miss Alleyno Archibald; Soprano Solo, Contralto Solo, Miss Nellie Griggs. Miss Rosana Bradt. Harley H. Husted. Violin Solo, Contralto Solo, Miss Charlotte Whedon. Piano Solo, Contralto Solo, Soprano Solo Piano Solo Miss Nellie Griggs. Miss Edith Curry Miss Bessie Turner. Miss Frances Gage. !Mfm?nmmmTTmmTTmmTTTmmm!i3 E Wo carry onlv tho cnrds of ronutabln men, and students will find represented In this column tho boat physicians and dentists In tho city. lAWAwwwimwwimAmimimMMAiE 3D. B. Woodward, M. D. DISEASES OB TUB EYE, EAR, NOSE AND MOOT. Olnsses Carefully Fitted. 207.208KKiohardsBik Lincoln, Nebr, Rcsldcnco 1310 Q St. Phono 212. OnicollOOOSt. Phono 633. J, R, HAGGARD, M. D, MILITARY DEPARTMENT. Headquarters, Corps of Cadets, Tho University of Nebraska, October 2C, 1900. Order No. 7. I. Each cadet will at once provide himself with the prescribed uniform and wear the same at all formations of the battalion on and after Nov.2G, 1000. II. The uniforms shall consist of blouse, trousers, and cap, all of dark blue cloth, according to the pattern In the Commandants office. The uni form shall bear such Inslgna of rank as the cadets position shall entitle him to. III. The Commandant hopes that the matter of uniforms will be atten ded to at once as it is greatly desired that the Batallion be completely uni formed by Thanksgiving recess. First Sergeants will at once pre pare two complete rolls of their com panies one of which will be filed m the Commandants office, the other to be posted on tho first sergeant's desk. A third roll showing the number of the rack and ritie of each cadet will be posted on the company oulletin board in the Armory. The Tuesday division of tactics class will recite in the First Ser geants room hereafter. By order of Allan L. Brown, Commandant Cadets. Rooms ai3 and 314 Richards Dlock, LINCOLN, NEBR. DR. W, L, DAYTON, Dr. J. V. VlllliunH, Assistant. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, and Throat. 1305 O Street. LINCOLN, NEBR. . D. H. MUIR, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office TreatmentElectrical or Medical. 1324 M St. Lincoln, Nobr. DR. SHOEMAKER'S PRIVATE HOSPITAL For tho treatment of all diseases of tho nerv ous system. Special attention given to diseases of women. Special rates to students. C. A. SHOEMAKER, M. D., U. of N., '86. 1117 I. St. - - Lincoln, Nobr Residence: 2548 Q street, Telephone, 055 DR. REYNOLDS, 'SURGEON, Burr Block, Rms 17-19, Phone, G50. OFFICE HOURS: 10 a. in. to 12 M. 3 to 5 p. in. Sunday, 3 to 5. P. B. D. C. The Palladlan Debating Club held Its regular meeting Saturday evening Oct. 27th. The attendanco was con siderably larger than that of any pre vious meeting and the club has set tled down to hard work. The ques tion of disfranchising the negro in the South was discussed in all its phases- and most of those present took part. Preliminaries to choose five men to represent the club In the final do bates will be held the coming month. Next Saturday evening, just before election, the subject of debate will be of a political nature. Tho princi plcsof Democracyand Republicanism will be expounded by the students of cither party and the discussion will be more general than usual. Every body is invited to come out and hear men express their convictions upon the national Issues of this campaign. P. J. BENTZ.D. D.iL. All Kinds of Dental Work Satisfaction Guaranteed. nniPftTTniirK-18 10 ,2 "3 Richard Block, Ofrtco Hours, f x l0 0 LINCOLN, NBB Short Line and Quick Service To Nebraska Cltv, Palls City, St Louis, and all Points outh, Bast, and West. City Ticket Off icr, 109 O Street. H. 0. Townsend, P. D. Cornell, U. P. & T. A. C. P. & T. A. &. Merpolnheimer 6. $i. JterpolahdmerXo. Ifs not what you pay your;;rchase It's what your purchase I flVS V0U Your purchase here, no matter what it is, nor in what part of the store it is made, is sure to pay you amply for your outlay. There is nothing sold anywhere in this. store that is riot the best of its class the greatest value for the money obtainable. Then, assortments are almost without limit include every wanted kind of all wares. $t. yterpekheimer o. &&:kk'&nktti&'&&&&Ki&&&&&&&ikWl I NO WRITER WHETHER HE BE STUDENT. PROFESSIONAL OR BUSINESS TlnPl t& i& j O O v iv w & CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT IP 9 I I ThA Great Writer I T Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen, which is a pocket pen and ink-bottle combined, always 2 ready to write when the user is, and always all write. $ h All stationers ana jewelers sell our pens in Lincoln. f 9 s A GIFT OF NEVER ENDING USEFULNESS. A constant and lasting reminder of the giver. 5 12 dolden Lane. ,, J, WATERMAN CO. 5S and 157 Broad- London, E. C. way, New York. I 5 9 I 9 JP I 9 VtU&U&U'U&Uk0fUk'ik' D. B. D. C. The Delian Club met Saturday evening with a large attendance. The question resolved, "That the Phillippines should have a free and independent government" was hotly debated by the speakers of tho even ing and, to tho mind of all satisfact orily disposed of. Among alumni members present were Sim Moss and Harry Graybill. Tho question adop ted for the discussion next Saturday Is Resolved, "That the United States ougt to Interfere to protect the south ern negro in the exercise of suffrage. ffiood Work Popular Prices Students especially Invited to call xu'iV.fmoViiiViir 1 W 82 & Barfosp Shop ! is&G o street COODTABLE OOMRD -AT- 1436 S Street -AT- 2.75 Per Week MRS. E. B. L0UGHEIDOE. "Monarch" 'Dress'S? Sfhirts tviih Talent " m uw fjretenT THCfC. bosom Jrom btxlgtng rnrougn roe -Vest opentngo Sold by Haberdashers at ! CLVETT,PEAB0DYC0. MAKERS THE PAM0US KALAMAZOO UNirORMS fOR CADETS are unequalled for style, material and fit. We make them, and most all cadets wear them. All equipments for military and ' uni formed organiza tions. Send for cata logue. They are free. - -THE- - HENDERSON-AMES GO, Kulumuxoo, Mich. Hi II 4 i4iUt&jmMumitivim