University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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ISQQ 5 - Eleven Jmiilbings 1900 187 llnstructors m'l11.niver ity of llfllebra he THE UNIVERSITY or THE TRANS- MISSISSIPPI REGION 3 .4336 QQ 1 96595 Swfiifnx ATTENDANCE-'90-'91, 591: '91-592, 9125 '92-'93, 11365 '93-'94, 13605 '94-'95, 15475 '95-'96, 15005 '96-'97, 16595 '97-'98, 1915. COLLEGES-Ll.t61'311J'L'l1'6Q Science and the Artsg Industrial, including courses in Agriculture, Engineering, Civil, Municipal, Electrical, and Stea1n5 and the General Sciences, Law. SCHOOLS-Graduate llargest in the Westlg Agri- culture, Mechanic Artsg Sugar Industry, Domestic Science 3 Affiliated Art and Music. COLLEGIATE COURSES in Law and Journalism, and in Medicine. SUMMER SESSION for teachers, and a University Teachers' Course. LIBRARY of 40,000 volumesg State Historical Library of 11,000 volumes and pamphlets. MUSEUM, valued at rI?5G0,000,, large, centrally located, constantly resorted to by students, scientists, and business men. COLLEGE FARM of 320 acresg U. S. Experiment Station, and central oliice of Nebraska Sec- . tion of the Climate and Crop Service of U. S. Weatliel' Bureau. Inspects accredited schools, offers County Schol- arships, holds Farmers' Institutes, and car- ries on University Extension. 'auitton jfree excepting ms1tricuI:lti'n fee of five -- bollars,:mb a reasonable tuitlonfcc ln professional Schools of law, music, :mb Br! ..... Ctalcnbar anb :Bulletins sent free to all persons applying for tbcm. Address, GEO. E. NIACLEAN, Clzfmcellor LINCOLN, NEBRASKA , L? gin! AJ.

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W le Show i r e 1-. Tlais season Hundreds of Styles of 'Young Men's Suits A 3 --Suits that are Dressy-Suits that are Properly Made , and Tailored-', andliqual in every way tothose cut and X 4 made to your measure. E 'OUR PRICES' , , l i E As usual, sire lower tor the' s211ne.tiu:i1lity than the other fellowy. -l!VCfIT1El.lCC our profit YVl1Q1jl.WCflJUY, ,zrncl divide o'ur pro'Htyvhei1 vie sell, tlius-'-marking a.'part'ner of 'every one of Ol1l CLlS,tOZl1C1'S. H I '- ' , i. ' We want your business, and Will do more for you' than any other me1'chant'Wants to. ' , ARMSTRONG CLGTHING Co., i ' A il0l3.TO,l01'9 O ST. Ladies' 1 , , Ready-tOf' ' ln our Cloalc and Suit Department 5 W . . ' Ladies' Ready-to-!Wee1', Suits, rt-dilor ' ear' -mede, correet in style, msrteristlshnt, .I ', Q . andf workmanship, V 'at moderated ' P'1-icesf l -' ' ' ' Unless you ni-afke your own dresses, .or can afford to ,employ t-he .Very - 'best dress 'makers,- We' can please' you in style and price with our Fine T Ready-to-VVear-Suits. , V '4 . You are Invited, to , - Come and See for Yourself. v MILLER 81 PAINE . Mm

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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF MUSIC Is devoted to the interests of higher musical education. - IT IS DESERVING OF YOUR PATRONAGE AND INFLUENCE -SYQYJ.. 595 1 has seventeen in- structors, all Of. . whom are ...,.. thoroughly quali- fied to assist the student to the . . . highest ...... attainments in . . . musical art . . . IT GFFERS SPECIAL COURSES 'EO TI-IOSE DESIRING 'ro BECOME TEACHERS 3 It has a complete and Commodious building for its exclusive use, located directly Opposite the campus. SQ' Send for Catalogue and Circulars to . . . WILLARD KIMBALL, DIRECTOR