The Nkbraskan-Hespkkian
,., Dr. McLood, Surgeon,
WestornoluVs 'egg shampoo Is nil
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is known- as one of tho be.it marine
painters in tho world, and unumbor
by Garl.Molcher of Holland. Tho a's
sociatlon held a meeting Friday night
and decided to make an effort to in
crease its membership to ono thous
and. To this end a committee was ap
pointed to canvass mo city. It was
decided to open tho exhibition De
comber 2(j, with a reception.
T
he University of Minnesota:
Miss Fern Abhott will spend
Thanksgiving In Omaha.
College of Medicine
Drain and muscle food at the Hy
gienic Caf6, 31G South Twelfth street.
and Surgery,
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Tho alumni 'organ will bo ready for
use at the opening of school after the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Clara Mackin will spend the
Thanksgiving vacation with Miss Ado
noil Cady at fier homo In St. Paul,
Neb.
Tho dedicatory exercises of tho now
chapel will probauly not take place
until Charter day, when the now pipe
organ will bo formally presented and
dedicated by tho alumni association.
It is intended to make the latter event
one of considerable moment in tho
University circles.
Have you read tho new story of ad
ventuvo "Tho Romnnco of Gilbert
Holmes," by M. M. Klrkman? If you
havo not you had better procure a
copy for 98o next week at Ilerpol
sheimcr & Co.., Book department. All
other now books, "Reign of Law,"
"Eben Hblden," "Unleavened Bread,"
'The Master Christian," "Boy," etc.,
at cut prices.
The Y. M. C. A. has organized a
special membership commlttoo of
twenty-eight men, whose duty it will
be to try to secure one hundred and
fifty now men by Christmas. If this
number can bo secured our Univers
ity Y. M. C. A. will then rank second
in tho United States.
Tho cold weather and tho snow
ended tho golf season. Many Univers
ity students have been among tho best
players. Edwin Morrison, '98, lately
made a score or 41. The best woman's
score so far is fi3, made by Miss
Louise .Pound, who never handled a
golf club until this fall.
Fines are now imposed in tho shops
and are deducted from tho deposits
when students are careless in putting
away tools and cleaning up tho work
benches. Tho results aro very satis
factory. Benches aro kept neater,
tools aro less llanlo to bo Injured, and
the students learn to bo-orderly and
systematic in their work.
A monster allcgator called tho
"Pride of tho South" has been re
ceived, from tho Hon. W. J. Bryan.
This magnificent specimen was sent
to him by a friend and has been
loaned to tho state museum where it
will bo exhibited. It is stuffed and
mounted In tho best posslblo manner.
Mr. Bryan has a collection in tho mus
eum which ha3 bears his name and
which is steadily growing.
William Reed Dunroy, so well
known as tho poet of the University
and the west, is now located in Sioux
City, Iowa. Mr. Dunroy has a posi
tion on tho editorial staff of tho Sioux
City Journal. His book of Nebraska
poems "Corn Tassels" has proven itself
the most pdpular book of poems over
published in the west, having reached
thb third edition, which Mr. Dunroy
announces will soon bo ready for distribution.
Tho thirteenth Annual Courso of Lectures will
conmenco on tho 10th day of September, 1900,
and will continuo eight and one-half months. Tho
course Ir graded and covers a period of four years.
Medical Hall, tho Laboratory of Medical Science,
tho Laboratory of Medical Chemistry, and tho
Laboratory of Anatomy are situated upon the Cam
pus. Tho clinical opportunities .afforded by tho
hospitals and dispensaries of Minneapolis and St.
Paul are at tho command of the College. For out
door clinical service a new clinical buildiug has , ...
been built in a central location.
For information address,
DRl- PARKS RITCHIE,
DEAN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA,
miNNBAPOLIS, WINN.
Tho last number of "Archives do
Parasitologic," a scientific magazine
issued in Paris, contains a biography
of Dr. Joseph Leldy, by Dr. Ward.
Dr. Lcldy is ono of tho most famous
of American comparative anatomists
The article is illustrated by a full page
portrait and contans a fac simile of
a letter written by Dr. Leidy.
G. G MENZENDORF,
Former Instructor at
MUSIC IN UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
Will lc plcnwl to give lowest rates to
fitiuIctitsdcsiriiiRiiistruciloii in imibic.
l'or information call at Sttulio.
Brace BuIIJInR, . . 15th nnd O Streets
,BOARD!NG.
GOODTBL-E BORC
-AT-
1436 S Street
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$2.75 Per Week
MER E. B. LOUGHRIDCE.
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Professor Barbour delivered a lee-'
ture on tho Yellowstone Park, at '
Humbolt, Saturday evening. It was
Riven under tho auspices of the High
Onlirtrtl AHilnft. A oenn In i I nn nf Hint
place. Mr. Hunter accompanied him
and had charge of tho lantern. Tho
lecture was similar to tho ono given
in chapel last Thursday evening.
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Intercollegiate
BUREAU.
COTTRELL
& LEONARD,
473-478 Ilronilwny
Altmny, Now York.
Pays for a double berth in one of thos2 comfortable Tourist
Sleepers, Lincoln to Los Angeles, California No change of
cars. Leaves Lincoln every Tuesday at J 0:55 a.m. and every
Thursday at 6:00 p.m. via the Burlington. Call and get full'
information as to Tickets. . ,, .-
City Ticket Offce Burlington Depot
Cor. 10th and O Streets 7th St., Bet. P and Q
Telephone 235 Telephone 25
Henry Pochon, a University student
was arrested la3t Tuesday charged
with larceny. For somo time past,
tho students in tho Mechanical En
gineering department havo missed
articles of value from clothes. Much
of this has been traced to Pocon, and
ho admitted his guilt. Ho was sen
tenced to fifteen days In tho county
jail.
Makers of the
Caps, Gowns and Hoods,
To the American Colleges and Universi
ties. Illustrated manual, sample prices, etc.,
on request. Gowns for the pulpit and the
bench. '
Legislative Galley
BEST OF KATES 10 STUDENTS I
1 110 INUIJrUSlUl iri ussuuiuuuu uuo i
secured about ono hundred pictures
for tho exhibition which will bo held
in tho art rooms during tho holidays.
About thirty of these will como direct
from tho Paris Exhibition, nnd tno remainder-from
'Chicago ahd'New York.
Among those from Paris will bo a col
lection by Alexander Harrison, who
Poriroll oi Line Monti.
ISO South 11th Street, ,
LINCOLN, - NEBRASKA.
GALLERY ESTABLISHED 187L
The University School
Of Music
pposite tbe Campus
Students contemplating the study of Music,
and those who have friends desirous of in
formation concerning the advantages offered,
are cordially invited to visit the School and
and obtain an Illustrated Catalogue.
You can enter at any time,
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WILLARD KIMBALL,
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