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About Hesperian student / (Lincoln [Neb.]) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1882)
Lt. ..-fe", .L.vl- 2 .' . ". ...kiiLilr lJteL&g :$& T II E II E S P R R IAN S T U D E N T. COLLEGE lls'UOMES. In the current number of a monthly royiew i list is given of tho productive property nnd inci-mo of the principal American colleges. Columbia Collego bus the grcntcst resources; property rained it $4,703,000, with nn income of $:Uf,000. Harvard is second with pro. ductive assets of $3,103,000, with an in come of $2!U,000. John Hopkins Uni versity lias $'.1,000,000 of property and nn income of $180,000. Yalo has property to the amount of $587,000. with an iucomo $1:111,000. Most, of these institutions have been liberally endowed, and u largo amount of money has been given to insti. tulions which are "scarcely mentioned in tho list of our principal educational cstab. lislunents. One of the greatest of Amer icnn colleges, an institution which pos sesses more claims to the title of Univer sity than any other American college, tho University of Michigan, which instructs nearly 1,00 students for a merely nominal tuition, has received scarcely any aid from individual benefactors. IflEYHCAI.. W. S. LATH, W. I., ffAncoln, ,Ycb. Omco, wcsttldo 11 St., hot N nndO. Kcsldoncc, L bet. llth nnd 12th. I J. BUltlSTKAW, lr. !.. tlomccopath 1st. Ofllco Twelfth Sheet, bulweun L and M. int. ii. ii. way, Dentist. Over Phiunlx Clothing llnll, Lincoln. Nebraska. B. L. Piilne, IN. D. OKKIOK N ST., HRT. 11 AND 12. LINCOLN, NKB. A. K. MITCHELL, M. D. Omco I.lttlo'8 ook. 11th St., Sonth Commercial, Lincoln, - Nkiiuaska. DR. a. 0. OOOLY, HOMEOPATHIST, LINCOLN, NKB. onico opposite PoRtOfflco, City Hnll bnlldlna. ttlduuco, South Sido Q, Streot, bot 12 and 13. In order to reduce stock, The KAttle Store will give special prices in Neckwear, Imccs, Hosiery, Vorsett, Etc. ln early call will enable you to secure some splcnllil bargains. REMEMRER Tho closing out of the Bankrupt Slock at A XT 0? X O T 3 -OF BOOTS And SHOES, Every day and evening at O'Mnllcy's Old Stand 29 O Street. ED. BOND, Denier In XSVCQCfr. AVXK.H MtUKXe Xto axel Lug ftvo$ Brass nnd Pnpor Shells, Powder, Shot, Primers. Clours nnd tobneco. A few very choice Young English Setter Dogs, which, If tnken nt once, will be sold chenp. GO TO Tl-.E NEW iiimrf-fmt $, Charles F. Drlscoll, Proprietor, For Staple and Fancy Groceries. Everything choice and fresh. Conservatory of Music Established ly authority and under the sanction of the ISoard of ECegonts. Instruction given in a thorough and systematic manner in all departments of MufIc. Tuition rnitKlnff from $0.00 to $15.00 per term. K"Tho Vocal Klomcntnry Clin 1h piiek to nil S. It. HOHMANN, Director Commercial Hotel Cor 11 nnd P Sts. LINCOLN, - - - SKBRASKA. J, .. IMIIOFF, Prop. Qoqb 8japx.8oQMB 0&rxiTBx.oaB, Tnrkisli, Russian, and Salt Walor Baths in the Hotel. Rhcumn tism cured by Turkish Bui lis. JANSEN BROS. COMPANY. Manufacturers Retailers and Jobbers of FURNITURE West Side of Post Ofllco Sqnnre. LINCOLN, NK 11. JOHN KELLY, Merchant Tailor llth St. fl Doors North Baptist Church Keeps Constantly on Hand a Fine Stock of Goods. Mns. P. C. FINCH. Hair Bazarr Manufacturer of and dealer in all branches of Human Hair Goods. The only placo in the city where you can get natural hair waves. All goods Warranted. Upstairs Noith side O St. bet. llth & 12th. .tffotfr 3Pwfrtfk North SIilo l'ostolllco Square. LINCOLN, - NEBRASKA, A. E.HABG-REAVE?! l'AGKKR OF CHOICE AND FANCY Winter Apples WHOLESALE UKAI.KIl IN IQiincii roceries, iQHrat mid jjjobnero, T? res li Oysters Dozicr-Wcyl Cracker Co's Celebrated Goods LINCOLN, NEB.
