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Wycpff's Candy Ptore and Ice Cream Parlors are at 139 South 11th S OYSTEBS! MRS. H. LlNDKR, ,. 207 S. nth St, tail lesit . 1 j Toiiso7'ial Emporium (ALL AND GUT OUR SPECIAL STUDENTS' RATES! J. B Her rick. . 1 121 O Street C. M. SEITZ, . Dealer in Staple Groceries. Special rotes to clubs. 1315 O STREET, Chinese Laundry Joe W. Fdng PROPRIETOR Laundry, No IIS North 12th Between O&P All Work done in First-Class Style an Siort A'oticc. ALL THE BOYS Take the GIRLS To Ihc Old Kcllablo Candy Kitchen. ..:. . .- rt 11... t .. rii i.i-i 10th HUTCHINS & HYATT COAL AND WOOD. called for or delivered. Clothing Fruits, Confectionery And such in full line. p FIRST CLASS HOARD, g NEW AND NEAT. BRUNSWICK DINING HALL. No. 237 South Eleventh Street. Four Dollars per week; single meals Twenty-five Cents. N. E. NUTNG, Prop. STUDENTS Gel their washing done nt tin Chinese Laundi'y, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Under wear done up in first-class style. Yee Lung, Proprietor, No. 217, North nth. DEALKU rN Stoves & Hardware. OppoKltc ., EhsI Side. LINCOLN, - - - NEBRASKA UNI VJERSXTY Joint prayer meeting! In room No. 5 every mhSS".. i.,veB,?f. "ffin 7: uu wB.fteJKriSffrT-w-aA- IV, C. ROHDE, Dealer and Jobber in MEATS. 113 South Tenth St., LINCOLN, - NEBRASKA. J. R. HAGGARD, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON LINCOLN. NEllltASKA. Ofllcc Room 5 and 6, over Harlcv's Drue Store Hcsldcnce-1828 G Street. H. I.. I1I.YE, .1. !., Ofllco 1125 N Street, Telephone No 9. 1 2 G 4 O STREET. J. N. Towjiley, DEAl.KU IN WALL PAPR, PAINTS, WIN DOW GLASS, Etc. Painting and Artistic Dec orating. Done on short notice at low prices. 1234 O Ot M. Stoughton, Supt. FLANAGAN BROS. DEALKI18 IN NEW AND 8ECOND-UANI) Higfcost price paid for second-hand goods. 10th St. bet O and P. Sawed and pllt wood n spcclnlty. lMnc kindling. OfUco. inmost root. CHICAGO MEDICAL COLLEGE Cokni r Prairie Ayenue And 26th St -CHICAGO, ILL. - MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY. SESSION OP I886-7. N. S. Davis, M. D., L. L. D., Dean. The tweuty-ulnth Annual Oonrse o In struction will begin (he last week In Scpteaa ber 188H and close In March 1887. The course of instruction li graded, itudontR being di vided Into first, second and third year classes. Qualifications for admission are either n de greeof A. B.. a certificate of a repntable ac ndemy, a teacher's certificate, or a prcllmlr. ary examination. The method of Instruction Is conspicuously practlctil. and I applied In the wards of the Mere, St' Luke's and Michael lteenc llun pltaln dally at the bedside or the sick, and In the South tilde dispensary attachedto the Col lege, where from nine to ten thousand pa tients are annually treated. Fees: Matricu lation.fS. Lectures, first and second years, each $75. Demonstrator including materia $10. Laboratory $5, Breakage (returnable! $5. Hospitals; Mercy $6. .St. Luke's $5.) or second and third year students. Flna , examination $80. 1 For further information or announce ment address Walter Hay, M. D.f L, L. D., Sec'y, 243 State St., Chicago, 111., C. C. JEROME Successor to W, H. Mater. DEALER IN FIREARMS, AMMUNITION, . AND SPORTSMAN'S ARTICLES. Also, all kinds of repairing done promptly. 129 N. 9th Strecet, Lincoln, Neb. 'O 4; ' ' '"TaWir ir
