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THE UNIQUE, 1230 0 ST.
VEPY LOW
RATES
Every day during- the months of
March and April, 1002, the UNION
PACIFIC will sell Colonltts one-way
ticket at the following rates:
FKOM
MISSOURI RIVER
$20 OO To Ogden iind Salt Lake City.
20 OO To Butte.Anadondaand Hel
ena. $213 CO To Spokane.
22 50 To Points on Qreat Northern
Ky., Spokane to Wenatchee inc via
Huntington and Spokane.
2ft OO To Points on Great Northern
Ky., treat of Wenatohee, via Hunting
ion and Spokane.
025 OO To Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle.
$25 OO To Aahland, Ore., and lnter
edlatcFokita.inoladllnff Branch Linos
a P, Co. south of Portland via Port
land. , 3he An-
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$4-5
CALIFORNIA
AND RETURN
Tickets on sale.
April 2ist to 27th,
May 27th to June 8th,
August and to 8th.
Liberal stopovers and limits.
Call and'get full informa
tion. Ulty umoe Uor lUth & u cm.
Depot, 7th & P Ste.
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EASTER RECESS.
The Easter recens will begin at 8
a. m. Friday, Man .1 28, and will end
at 0 p ni . Monday, March I'. I.
BASEBALL MEN.
Baseball men are requested to report
in two squads. The following men will
report at 11:30 daily, the balance at 1:30
p. m : Doane, Gaines, Townsend, Ben
der, HhodoH, Raymond, Hood and Dc
Putron. Per Order.
CONVOCATION ANNOUNCEMENT.
The exercises for the rest of tue week
are as follows:
Tuesday Professor l.obingler. "Pop
ular Election of United States Sena
tors." Wednesday Pro!. H It. Smith, "Ag
ricultural Instruction in Public
Schools."
Thursday W. V. Booth, "Prospects
for Baseuall."
Miss Laura Wild will lead the re
ligious exercises alter tills morning.
Y. W. C A.
Eeiy member of the Y W. C A.
should be present at the annual elec
tion of officers this (Tuesday) after
noon at IS p. ni.
Y. M. C. A
The annual election ot the Y M. ('.
A. will be held next Saturday eening
at 7 p. ni.
The Y. M. C. A. will hold its annual
banquet next Tuesday evening in the
armory.
Hon. W. J. Bryan will address the
next Sunday's meeting of the Y M.
C. A.
ELOCUTION RECITAL.
The department of eloocution will
give a public recital la GrankMemarJ&l
hall next Saturday evenings.
THE WEATHER.
Weather reports fqr the twenty-four
hours ending at 7 p. m., Moaday:
Highest temperature, 23 degrees, oc
curring at G: 30 p. m. Lowest tempera
ture, 4 degrees, occurring at 7:30 a. m.
Mean temperature, 14 degrees, which is
25 degrees below normal. No precipi
tation. G. A. LOVELAND,
Section Director.
A chess tournament is being ar
ranged for some time in the future
between Stanford and California uni
versities. The sophomores of California are
laying plans for a Bophooinrc circus,
to raiso funds for the tracK team.
Michigan is agitating the question of
student and official support of the uni
versity band. Meetings to rouse en
thusiasm and support have been held
in order to preserve the band intact
and make it worthy of the Institution.
Yale won in the intercollegiate swim
ming championship matches between
that institution and Harvard, Columbia
, and Pennsylvania.
W. J. BRYAN
"Tumble Weeds."
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44 I um Die weeds " is a collection 01 original poems
by Will Reed Dunroy, the author or "Corn
Tassels." While some of these poems have special
reference to western life, most of them are upon
themes as broad as humanity, and they give evi
dence of an unusual degree of poetic talent in the.
author. W. J. Bryan, in the Commoner.
At all good bookstores or
Co., Lincoln, Nebraska,
NEBRASKA BUSINESS
AND SHORT-HAND
60LLEGE
BOM) BUILDING, 17th AND
iHIUSBmH
Sectional View oi Actual Business sad.
Banking Department.
Endorsed by high school-principals, leading. businessmen and. official court
reporters. Absolutely thorough. The finest and most thoroughly equipped
institution in the West; $4,000 invested in standard typewriters; $3,500
banking and other fixtures placed in actual business department. Elegant
roll-top desks ordered for Commercial Department. Another floor has been
leased that all may be accommodated. Situations procured for over 90 PER
CENT of last year's enrollment. Students may enter any time. AddreBS
A. C OAG. A. M. LLB. RRES.
WfiSS1 OMAHA. NEB
H, H, GAFFEY
PLUMBING
1206 O Bt, Burr Block. Tel. S63.
If. Skteaakert Private ItsptttL
Opeelal attention f lvea to diseases of wosm
SBcfall sura-teal diseases. X-ray exacaiaatUa
wltk bo dlscopofort or injury to patUat Mr
fythlae; as homelike as possible. Bear aa4
oaas reasonable.
1117 L ST. LINCOLN.
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of the University Publishing
$1.00, postage prepaid.
HARNEY STS., OMAHA, NEBR
Established Nine Years.
A School Without a Superior.
Employs the Ablest Teachers.
BOOK-KEEPING
Actual Business from the Start
BANKING
As It Is Practiced.
TYPEWRITING
,-- The Touch Method.
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ENGINEERING
Practical and Thorough.
Attention, Students!
I wish to know you.
I wish you to know my work.
For this reason I will giro you your
dental work at about hali the us
ual rates for about sixty days,
DR.A. B. AYBRS, 137 So. lath.
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Glean Linen '
finest of Toilets
Fl fet-class Service
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