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Colonist Excursion Rates
Every day during the months of
March and April. 1902, the UNION
PACIFIC will sell Colonists Excur
sion tickets at tho following one-way
rates:
LINCOLN
Tollutte, Anaconda and Helena $20 00
To Spokane 22 fiO
To points on (5 rent Northern Ity
HpoltHne to Wenatchee, inc.
via Huntington and Spokane 22 50
To polntb on Great Northern
Ity west or Wenatchee via Hunt
ington and Spokane local oyer
Winatchee, not to oveeed 2fi OO
To l'ortland.Tacoii a and Seattle
Ashland, Ore .and Intermediate
Points, including Hranch Lines
on S. P. Co. eouth of Portland,
via Portland 25 OO
Corresponding low rateB from inter
mediate pointB on UNION PACIFIC
U3JT Write for rates to points not given
above
E. B. SLOSSON, AGENT.
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Cheap Rates to
Puget Sound
Points.
Commencing March 1st and con
tinuing daily until April 3Uth
tho Hurlington will soil one way
Bottlers tickota to tho ddovc
points at greatly roducod ratos.
Call and get full information.
City Ofllco Cor 10th & 0 Sts.,
Depot, 7th & PStB.
STUDENTS
Get your
clotheb olean
ed, pressed,
reliued, repaired and refitted at
the bumo old stand,
WEBER SUIT0R1UM
N.E.Cor. llth &0 Sts. 'Phone
ooooo&ooooo freooo xxyoo
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MM00$000'&&$0'00
Engineering Society
Tho oxocutive board of tho onginoor
ing eooiety has doeidod to poatpoho tho
regular meeting until next Thursday in
stead of Wednesday aB intended. Tho
mooting will be hold in room 211 of tho
gymnasium at tho request of tho olce
trical enginooring departmont which
will givo its annual display at that place
on the Biimo evening. At 9 o'clock tho
Sigma Xi socioty will hold its annual
open mooting in Momoriul hall. All
engineering studonts aro urged to bo
present.
S. D. Clinton, Prrs.
Seniors.
All those soniors who havo ordered
canes and havo not yet called for them
aro requestod to do so at once. Tho
committoo in charge is hold reRponeiblo
for tho orders and ie thereforo anxious
that thie matter bo attended to at onco.
Freshmen Meeting.
Froshmen meet in old chapel Fob 21,
10 o'clock. Election of olllcors for 60
cond Bomoeter.
B. G. LiK.wis. Pros.
Baseball Men.
All baseball men report at onco to
Coach Uooth in the armory. Cage
work will begin at onco.
J. IJayb Bell, Capt.
Juniors.
The eloction of officers for tho Becond
semester will be held Tuosduy, Feb.,
11, at 1 p. m., in Memorial Hall.
II. G. Sthaykk, President.
Soniors.
All Seniors who havo not paid thoir
subscription to tho Alumni Organ fund
will plouBe loavo same at chancellor'
oflice, at onco-
By Order of Committee.
as an olllco for Mr. Fogg inU.
.101, has been reserved this semester,
ho announces regular consultation
hours, for tho present, from 11: 20
to 12 o'clock on Tuesday and Wednesday.
E. H. MUNSON,
Short Order Restaurant,
Hi8 OSt.
Tables for Ladles. Open All Night.
Fine Lino Cigars.
Wo Serve Creamery Butter.
ALL KINDS OF - - -
Stationery Tablets,
School andJC
Student Supplies
AT
Roy's Drug Store,
104 North 10th SL
Prescriptions, Dispensing and Com
pounding Carefully Done.
Give uh a call.
Attention, Students!
I wish to know you.
1 wish you to know my work
For this reason I will give you your
dental work at about half tho us
ual rates for about sixty days.
DR A. B. AYERS, 127 So. 12th.
Dr. Shoemaker's Private BospitaL
Spaolal attontlon nUon to disease of wog
..1 .11 .nxrirnl uminfl. X-ray oxamlnatlM
IV. ., Atmmtnrt -r InlllTT to Datlenk- MT"
rjthinc as liomollko as possible. Hoard a4
room roasonable.
1117 L8T. LINCOLN.
F. O. Box 051. TeJpfe
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Tumble Weeds.
We have looked over with some care and growing pleasure a little
volume of verse, by Will Reed Duuroy, issued by the University Vnb
lishing Co., entitled "Tumble Weeds." We find Mr. Dnnroy an inter
esting person. He undertakes large things, and approaches them in a
largo way. He aims evidently for nothing short of the highest work.
It will be curious to see what a young man with this ambition can
achieve. Mr. Dunroy Beems to be distinctly a western man ono of
those who are quite content with their own environment as a sphere
for action and growth. His themes are things that exist, and that he
can see around himself; it is men who can take this view, it seems to
us, who arc going to count on the future of our western civilization.
One little poem on "Dawn" attracted us pticularly, and another on
Sergeant Floyd. We wondered a little at Mr. Dunroy's baring thought
it necessary to put a pretty little thing about Nebraska into apostro
phe's dialect. A peculiarity that struck us was a strain of devoutness
that runs through some of the poems, together, with some tokens of
displeasure with the church organizations.
rf. Sterling Morton, in The Conservative.
At all good bookstores or of the University Publishing
Co., Lincoln, Nebraska, $1.00, postage prepaid.
A COPY OF
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DICTIONARY
Absolutely new, with thumb index
and best binding, is now on sale at the
office of The University Publishing Co,
If you wish the best dictionary there
is at a bargain call at once, or write,
The University Publishing Co.,
134 North llth Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.
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