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Dr. Wcntc, Dentist.
J. G. Hubbard, a western ranchor,
who formorly attonded tho university,
was on tbo campus last week.
Dr. McLcod, Surgeon.
Do you know Hanna?
Dr. Angle, Skin Diseases, 1215 O.
Tbo Y. M. 0. A. now numbors 280.
J. Riser, dentist, S. W. Cor. 10 & 0.
Westcrficld's egg shampoo is nil right.
Junior Prom, Lincoln Hotel, Febru
ary 1.
Wm. Heartt was on tho sick list last
week.
Jno. J. Ledwlth '00 is pledged to Phi
Kappa Psi.
Don Cameron's Lunch Counter, 114
118 South Eleventh.
Hortens Clark will return to her
school work next week.
Ex-Governor Poynter was a visitor
at tho university last week.
Westcrficld the barber has a large
student trade, 117 north 13th.
A return game of basket ball will be
played with the Omaha Y. M. C. A.
Harry Reece of Crlpplo Creek, Colo.,
is visiting the Beta Theta Pi boys.
C. H. Phillips and J. R. Farny are
pledged to tho Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
About thirty new students havo reg
istered in tho conservatory of music
slnco Chriscmas.
Schuyler Miller offers a courso in
English for next semostor. It will re
cite at 10:20 Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Last Wednesday tho 3 o'clock gym
nasium class played a game of basket
ball. Score 14 to 12 in favor of 3
o'clock class.
Tho Co. B hop will bo held about
March 1st. D. Hanson is chairman of
thu committee, Will Wallaco, master
of ceremonies.
Fritz Funko wont to Omaha last
week, where ho will spend a few daya
then ho intends to go to California
to spend tho winter.
Tho first dress parado of tho year
was held on tho campus Friday even
ing. Tho battalion presented a very
creditablo appearance.
Tho smelting furnaces In tho assay
ing laboratory In tho chemistry build
ing havo been remodeled, so that hotter
results aro now obtained.
vostigators have not yet been able to
dotormino by studying tho symptoms
whether it is caused by a fungus
growth or a gorm.
Miss Mno Rico of Wymoro was in
Lincoln and at tho unlvorsity last
Thursday. MIbs Rico is doing somo
drawing for tho Junior Annual and
Arrow llend.
Coach Booth has taken chargo of a
special class In tho gymnasium for tho
purposo of track athlotics. Sevoral
new mon havo shown up who promise
well for tho team.
Saturday, January 12, 1901 at tho
preliminary contest for high jump for
Charter Day, Wm. Reedy won first
place at 4 ft. 3 In. I Kollogg second
4 ft., Leo Berry third 3 ft. 10 in.
amount of work whicn must bo done.
Tho class is now engaged in smoltlng
and assaying silver from tho oro.
Tho library building has recently
boon connected with tho city electric
light plant, so that light may bo pro
vided for vory dark days and for tho
vaults. When tho university dynamos
aro not running.
Tho Porshing Rifles hold their first
open drill Thursday evening In tho ar
mory. In tho individual compotltivo
drill, Sargeant Hall was awarded tho
medal. Thcro was an unusually largo
crowd of spectators presont.
At Richeson's Academy of Dancing,
social dancing every Friday evening
from 8 to 11 o'clock. Beginners classes
on Wednesday and Saturday. Acad
emy, 1132 N streot. Phono. No. 1127.
Kansas wishes to revive tho old in-ter-collcglato
foot ball league composed
of (he state universities of Nebraska,
Kansas, Missouri and Iowu.
There is no question but Glen Rock
Lump is tho best and cleanest coal for
c5.75 a ton in tho market. Gregory Tho
Coal Man at 1 100 is sole agont.
Manager Berry will play a sorles
of basket ball games with tho Lincoln
Y. M. C. A. Tho first gamo was
played Saturday, January 19th.
Tho battalion may at last smell
powder if tho insurrection in the law
school continues.
Chancellor Andrews will address the
Omaha teachers at their meeting Fri
day, January 25.
Tho chemistry department Intends
to offer a courso in theoretical chem
istry tho next semostor.
Mr. Clare Cornell, a member of the
senior class of tho Alliance high school
has entered tho unlverslcy.
Miss Edna Howell who attended
school hero last year will bo hero tho
second semester. She has been attend
ing tho Kansas state university.
It has been roportcd that Nebraska
can ontor tho Northwestern Athletic
Association if it is desired. This asso
ciation includes Chicago, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Northwestern, Minnesota,
and Iowa.
On charter day tho Persuings will
show to tho university how Spain was
dofeatod. A sham battlo is tho pro
gram in which tho Rifles aro to attack
and capture tho two cannon of the
artillery squad.
Senntor Fowler, secretary of the
Ohlowa school board, was a visitor at
tho university this weok. Ho spoke
somo good words for Mr. Hunting '01,
who has recently takon chargo of the
Ohlowa schools.
Many of the papors in sociology, this
somestor will bo based upon research
carried on by tho students at homo.
Papors will bo presented upon Inter
state Migration, Tho Russian Settle
ments of Lincoln, and Llfo Among tho
Indians.
Tho Morrill geological oxpolition has
for several years past been saving In
teresting and beautiful agates and
other rockB for polishing. A few of
theso recently sont to a lapidary in
Denver woro returned last weok and
aro excellent specimens.
Director Kimball, on Monday Janu
ary 28, will give a lecturo boforo tho
Woman's Club. Tho subjoct to bo dis
cussed is the alumni organ; Mr. Kim
ball will toll of its construction, mech
nnlsm and othor features, giving musi
cal illustrations on tho organ.
In tho bntalllon thero aro at present
14 commissioned olflcers, CI non-commissioned
officers and 259 privates
making a grand total of 334 men.
C. M. Funko '00 who has boon gain
ing somo valuable experience In a rural
schoolhouse, has returned to tho uni
versity and ontored tho law school.
Miss Fern Abbot who was 111 at hor
homo last week has sufficiently recov
ered to resume hor studies.
The courso In field geology which
was offered this somestor will bo re
peated in tho next semester.
Misses Mabel and Mlnnio Guile who
havo been visiting In Donvor for somo
tlrao havo returned to school.
As a result of tho Ross incident at
Loland Stanford, Jr. unlvorsity, Pro
fessor Goorgo E. Howard has resigned
upon the request of President Gordon.
Tho class in assaying this year is
small bocauso tho courso now extends
ovor tho ontlro year Instead of over
one semester as formorly. This change
was found necessary on account of the
Tho state museum has just received
some specimens donated by Geo. W.
Bates, '93, among which is ono speci
men of potrlflcd wood of unusual va
riety for museum purposes. It is full
of knots and so like a modern log that
the casual obsorvor would doubt its
fossilization. It is throo foot long and
was collected by Mr. Bates on a rail
road survey.
Tho dedication of the alumni organ
nas beon postponed until Juno. This
The New Things for Spring
Chancollor Androws preached at the
First Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening. His subjoct in tho even
ing was tho life and lnfluanco of Queen
Victoria.
Dr. II. B. Ilutchlns, Doun of tho col
lego of law, at Ann Arbor, Michigan,
will give tho Chartor Day address.
In tho Charter Day preliminary Sat
urday afternoon, Frank Mllleon took
first placo in the running high Jump.
Miss Rosa Bouton entortnlned hor
classes in domestic scionco at hor
rooms, 1430 S, ono evening lust weok.
Prof. Moore of tho department of
physics gave tho results of his sum
mar's Investigation upon tho hydro
lyscs of ferric chlorldo ui tho collo
quium lust night.
Tho university track team will moot
a team from tho Unlvorsity of South
Dakota ut Sioux City on Decoration
day. Many of tho track mon havo ul
ready begun training.
Tho following students havo regis
tered for tho local contest In extempor
aneous orutory: W. E. Human, Miss
Anstlno, Claronco Bcrkoy, J. C. Doubt,
H. G. Strayor, C. C. North; O. G,
Horno, R. H, Wossol, N. M, Graham.
Tho art exhibit which was hold In
tho library building closed Friday, Jan.
18th. Tho money received above ex
penses was UBod In purchasing a num
ber of pictures to remain In tho gallery.
Tho unknown dlBonso from which
stock aro dying in various parts of
tho state is bolng oxporlmonted with
nt tho unlvorsity experiment station,
Tho discaso scorns to originate from
Infected corn and cornstalks. Tho in
are (ptting in an appearance now.
Nearly every department is assum
ing that airy freshness possible
only where the light and dainty
Spring and Summer StufTs abide.
'We arc still reducing the ipresent
season's wares still cutting prices
regardless of profit or real value
for we don't want to invoice a
dollar's worth more than is abso
lutely necessary, Its a big money
saving chance.
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