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WycofTs Candy Store and Ice Cream Parlors are at 139 South. 11th. S
OYSTEBS!
MRS. H. UNDER,
207 S. nth St,
WESTERFIELD'g
Tonsorial Emporium
CALL AND GET OUR SPECIAL
STUDENTS' RATES!
Mrs. A. B. Stewart.
1221 O Street
Fruits, Confectionery
And such in full line.
&- FIRST CLASS BOARD. tf
NEW AND NEAT.
BRUNSWICK
DINING HALL.
No. 237 South Eleventh Street. Four
Dollars per week; single meals
Twenty-five Cents.
N. E. .NUTTNG, Prop.
STUDENTS
Got their wiifthlHg done at the
Chinese Lawn&ry.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Under
wear done up in first-class style.
Yee Lung, Proprietor, No. 217,
North nth.
HEJMY BElWJGMtlJt
DEALER IN
Stoves & Hardware.
Opposite I ., East Side.
LINCOLN, - - - NEBRASKA
UNI VUMBITT
M. ft I A
Joint prayer mootings In room No. 5 every
Wednesday evening beginning at 7:45 and
closing at B:3n, All Btudonts aro earnestly
Invited to attend.
Mary Campbell Pros. T. W. 0. A.
W. B.Perrln, Preu. Y. M. 0. A.
C. M. SEITZ,
Dealer in
Staple Groceries.
Special rates to clubs.
13 $ O STREET.
Chinese Laundry
Joe W. Fonjr
PROPRIETOR
Laundry, No 118 North 12th
Between O&P
All Work done in First-Class Style on
Short Notice.
Clothing
called for or delivered.
Union League
Brcrly S Stcaran, Props.
All the students now go to the Union
League Cafe for oysters Friday evenings.
Lunch at all hours.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
J. R. HAGGARD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
LINCOLN, NEBKASKA.
Office Rooms 5 and 6, over Harlop's Drug
Store. Residence 188G Q Street.
B. L. F.lKJiJE, .If. -.,
-V',JV,
Office 1125 N Street.
Telephone No 9.
12 3-3
O STREET.
. N. Townley,
DEALER IN
WALL PAPR, PAINTS, WIN
DOW GLASS, Etc.
Painting and Artistic Dec
orating.
Done on short notice at low prices. 1234 O St
M. STOUGHTON, Supt.
FLANAGAN BROS.
DEALERS IN
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
ALL THE BOYS
Take the
GIRLS
To the Old Reliable
Candy Kitchen:
For the licet Candies in the City, 142 S.19th.
HUTCHINS & HYATT
COAL AND WOOD.
Highest price pcld for tccond-hand goods.
' loth'Sl. bet O and P.
Sawed and split wood a specialty. Pine
kindling. Office, 1040 O Street,
CHICAGO MEDICAL
COLLEG-B
Corner Prairie Avenue And 26th St
CHICAGO, ILL.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
SESSION OF 1886-7.
N. S. Davis, M. D., L. L. D., Dean.
The twenty-ninth Annual Course o in
struction will begin the last week In Septeaa
ber I860 and close in March 1867. The course
of Instruction is graded, students he-lag di
vided Into first, second and third year classes.
Qualifications for admission are either a de
groo of A. B., a certificate of a reputable ac
ndomy, a teacher's certificate, or a prellmlc
ary examination.
The method of instruction Is conspicuously
S radical, and is applied in the wards of the
lercy, St' Lake's and Michael Reese Hos
pitals dally at the bedside of the sick, and In
the South Side dispensary attachedto the Col
lege, where from nine to ten thousand pa
tients aro annually treated. Tecs: Hatrlcu
lation,5. Loctures, first and second years,
each $75. Demonstrator Including material
f 10. Laboratory $5, Breakage (returnable)
$5. Hospitals; Mercy $0. St. Luke's $5.,
or second and third year students. Final
examination $80.
For further information or announce
ment address
Walter Hay, M. D., L. L. D., Sec'y,
243 Stale St., Chicago, 111.,
C. C. JEROME
Successor to W. 11. Mater.
DEALER IN
FIREARMS, AMMUNITION;
AND SPORTSMAN'S ARTICLES.
Also, all kinds of repairing done
promptly.
129 N. 9th Streeet,
Lincoln, Neb.