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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
FALL TERM BECINS SEPTEMBER 11TH, '89
Offers Seven Distinct Courses in Department of Science, Literature, and the Arts. viz:
Classical,
Scientific,
Latin Scientific,
Modern Literature.
Civil Engineering.
Natural History.
Electrical Engineering.
Chemistry and Physics
There has also been Established a
Department of Law,
Department of Music,
and
Department of Pharmacy,
Department of Art.
Tuition Free in all the Departments. For Catalogue and information address,
ALSO A COURSE OF 1 YEAR IN MEDICINE
THE CHANCELLOR.
in Piano, Harmony, Counterpoint, History of Music, the Elements of Form and instrumentation, and English. By act of the Legislature in 1889, instruction in this Department is free to all Kansas students.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ART Furnishes an excellent course in Drawing and Perspective, and Painting. Classes are also formed in Decorative Art, Wood Carving and China Painting, each year.
THE DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACY Embracing Materia Medica, is furnishing more young men with good positions than perhaps any other department. The course is thorough and is under the supervision of the State Board of Pharmacy. A complete course of lectures and laboratory practice make it one of the most desirable practical courses.
CIVIL ENGIMEERING.
Another one of the practical courses is as complete as it can be made, with draughting, surveying, levelling, resistance of materials, streets, pavements, water supply, sewerage, etc. The department is provided with engineer's transits, compasses, barometers, etc., A high grade level of precision, a large triangulation instrument similar to those used in the U. S. Coast Survey, an Olsen cement tester, etc , etc. The graduates from this department are scattered throughout the west in responsible positions.
THE LIBRARY
contains 10,222 volumes, besides a large number of unbound pamphlets The Legislature appropri$5,000 last season for the purchase of books which will be on the shelves the coming year. Besides this the reading room contains more than 175 newspapers and periodicals of great value to the students.
Expenses are very reasonable, and remember that tuition is free. For further information write to the Chancellor, Lawrence, Kansas
LAWRENCE. KANSAS.
Send for a Catalogue.
The Board of Regents in its resolutions published in the Topeka Capital very happily expressed the respect felt by all for Chancellor Lippincott and regret at his departure from the institution, which, under his guidance has arrived at a high place of usefulness and scholarship.
Rates for nicely furnished rooms first house north of the University can be had by addressing Mrs. E. A. Mushrush.
Smith has the best news depot in the city. He will also sell you fine cigars and tobacco.
Go to Smith's news depot for your choice cigars and tobacco
If you have not paid your COURIER subscription, pay it now.
WHITE FRONT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
In ten months we have grown into a nice flourishing business epual to any house in the city that has been established for twenty years. Thanks to the people of the University and of Lawrence and vicinity. We will always be found to the front in every particular. Early in the season we will open up the nicest selection of all the latest fall novelties in Dry Goods ever shown in Lawrence. Your trade will be much appreciated.
White Front. SPARR & ALEXANDER
831 Mass., St., Lawrence, Kansas
Read Abe Levy's "ad."
Smith has light rattan canes for 25 cents.
All the dailies for sale at Smith's.
Daily and weekly papers and monthly magazines at Smith's.
Abe Levy is the most liberal ad vertiser in the Courier.
Abe Levy is offering great bargains in all summer goods.
Get a hair cut at Gregg & Johnson's. They do it in the latest style.
Go to Gregg & Johnson's for a refreshing bath. Special rates to students on bach tickets.
When it comes to Cigars and good ones at that, the Geo. Leis Drug Co., lead the procession.
Bromio, the Great Nerve Tonic,
Stoddarts Buffalo Mead,and Congress
Water, from "A" Spring Saratoga.
Waukesha and all the popu ar Syrups at the Elegant Artic Fountain of the Geo. Leis Drug Co.
Don't forget the place; Raymond & Dick's "Blue Mortar" Drug Store- Will give you satisfaction with every purchase.
Gregg & Johnson's new barber shop in the Eldridge house block is the "boss place" to get a shave and shampoo.
The Geo. Leis Drug Co., carries the best and most complete lines of Toilet Articles, Soap, Perfumes, etc., of any house in the city.
O'Hern & Woodruff, the popular Post Office Boys, have one of the best groceries in town and want you to remember them when you return.
O'Hern & Woodruff always strive to give satisfaction, and it will pay you to purchase your supplies at their grocery, 933 Mass. St. See their "ad" on another page.
Oh where is my note book? I want to cut out this name and paste it in as the place in Lawrence to buy drugs, medicines, perfumes and other toilet articles, as well as the place to take prescriptions and family receipts. Raymond & Dick's "Blue Mortar" Drug Store.
DRY GOODS
AND
CARPETS, GRAND CLEARING.
Midsummer Sale.
GEO. INNES,
Lawrence, Kansas.
It would pay you to attend or send as nothing like it for bargains was ever before attempted.
Keeps the
CHARLES HESS.
POPULAR MEAT MARKET
of Lawrence.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Students trad-solicited. Special re-fer to Student's Club*.
My name is Dennis but I get
there just the same.
RACKET.
821 Massachusetts St.
Wear one of Abe Levy's Hats and you will be happy.
Boys, you all remember O'Hern
& Woodruff, the obliging P. O. boys.
They want to see you at their grocery
933 Mass. St. It will pay you to
go.
J. M. JONES, Flour, Feed,and Groceries, 706 Massachusetts Street. Telephone No.111. Special rates to Students Clubs.