FtiHi!il,iiiii.WJa, j,,,v. . Wj-s
J?t.l-.i . w.
-'"' v, v.
VV
A
(
THE DAILY NEBRASKA!.
Legislative
I ANNOUNCEMENTS. ;;
EASTER RECESS.
The Easter recess will begin at 8
a. m. Friday, Marcu 28, and will end
at 6 p. !., Monday, March 31.
Gallery.
W. J. BRYAN
I:
BEST OP RATBS TO STUDENT.
:0N
"Tumble Weeds."
hi
v '-
sfaG&m&ruft
i .
r
&-
i
J.. .
' ;.-
h '
r r-
tf
4
Portrait ai Uisdcape Pbotofripker
io tli nth Strtot,
LINCOLN, - - NEBRASKA.
OAIXBRY BSTABLI5HBO 171.
Square meals
at
"quare" prices
THE UNIQUE, 1230 0 ST.
VERY LOW
RATES
Bverjr day during the months of
March aad April, 1903, the UNION
PACIFIC will sell Colon lata one-way
Uek'eta at the following ratest
ritoM
MISSOURI RIVER
1120 00 To Ogden and Salt Lake City.
$20 00 To Butte.Anadeada'and Hel
ta a.
$22 0O To Spokane.
22 00 To Pointa on Great Northern
nji, Spokane to- Wanatohee inc ria
Huntington and Spokane.
SSMS 00 To Pointa on Great Northern
y., west of Wenatohee, via Hunting'
ton and Spokane.
?25 OO To Portland, Tacoma and
cattle,
$25 00 To Ashland, Ore., and Inter
aaudlate Potato, inoludlng Branoh Lines
on 8. P. Co. south of Portland via Port
land. 625 00 To San Francisco, Loi An
geles and other California Points.
Full information cheerfully fur
nished on application to
E. B. SLOSSEN.
$45
CALIFORNIA
AND RETURN
Tickets on sale:
April 21st to 27th,
May 27th to June 8th,
August 2nd to 8th.
Liberal stopovers and limits.
Call and get full informa
tion. City UQloo Uor lUtn s. O ra.,
Depot, 7th & P Sta.
BASEBALL MEN.
Baseball men are requested to report
In two squads. Tho following men will
report at 3:30 dally, tho balance at 1:30
p. m.: Doaao, Gaines, Townsend, Bon
dor, Rhodes, Raymond, Hood and De
Putron. Per Order.
CONVOCATION.
The following Is tho program for
convocation this week:
Monday, Professor Hlnman, ' Tho
Religious Educational Conference. '
Tuesday, Mr. C. 0. Whedon, "Needed
Anarchistic Legislation."
Wednesday, Hon. W. J. Bryan and
others. "College Settlement Work."
Thursday, Director Kimball, "Music."
Friday Is a holiday, being the first
day of the Easter vacation.
Rev. W. C. Williams leads the re
ligious exercises after Monday.
npumble Weeds" is a collection of original poems
Vwtt A ill T?k1 TliirifVTT 4-. Via oii4-Vi- nf KPMm
Tassels." While some of these poems have special
reference to western life, most of them are upon
themes as broacl 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 of the University Publishing
(V. . I Anon n NAhraslm. Sl.fMI. nnnt.acrA TvrAniiirl 'o '
w.j - , .w - , . V'-J J-Vjj ,. wMv.
JUNIORS.
The following members of tho Junior
class have been appointed to serve on
the senior reception committee: C. C.
Tellesen, chairman; Harry Groff, Robt
Hill, T. M. Hewitt and T. A. Maxwell,
and MIsbos Margaret Loomls, Abba
Bowen, Maud Smith, Margaret Coun
tryman, Gertrude Anderson and Ida
Bengston. S. E. BLACK,
President.
SENIORS.
The following seniors have been ap
pointed members of tho "class dinner"
committee: S. D. Clinton, chairman;
C. E. Teach and J. R. Longley, Misses
Hargreaves and Montgomery.
Tho commltteo on Ivy day will be
composed of J. D. Dasenbrock, chair
man; Miss Gray and P. J. O'Gara.
R. W. HARBOR, President.
p ? y? f ttrijr
A COPY OF
SENIORS.
Order your programs at once OrdcrH
must be in by April 1. All orders ac
companied by cash.
DRUSE.
STURDEVANT,
HORNE.
Committee.
"COUPON BONDS."
Tho Dramatic club of the university
will give a play entitled "Coupon
Bonds" In tho old chapel Wednesday,
March .G, at 8 p. m.
Cast of characters:
Pa Ducklow, a well-to-do farmer..
A. C. Bates
Reuben, his adopted son a re
turned sohlier A. R. Groh
Taddy, another adopted son; a boy
of thirteen I. C. Baldwin
Forrlng, neighbor Clyde Fllley
Jepworth, neighbor F. W. Pierce
Parson Grantley, an old minister..
H. J. Langley
Dick, friend of Taddy Kemp Heath
Ma Ducklow, a farmer's wife
Ruth A. Balloy
Miss Beswlck, an elderly maldon
lady Faye W. Ewlng
Sophronla, Reuben's wife
Mabel Wells
Webster's International
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 11th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.
:
t
:
:
f '
H. H. TOWNSEND.
P. M, PLAMONDON.
THE BEST LAUNDRY.
2249 O Street.
Saw edges ironed smooth.
Phone. 579.
f. Sfeeaaker's Private HwpM
Special attention riven to diaeaae of wmmm
aad all nrcloal diioasea. X-rar exaalmatUa
wltk bo discomfort or Injury to patleak Mr
arrthlpc aa homelike aa poaiibl. Board ui
Mow raaaonable.
1117 L BT. LINCOLN.
. O. Im Ml. Talapkoaa
Attention, Students!
I wish to know ybui '
I wish you to know my work.
For thiB reason I will give you your
dental work at about half the us
ual-rstcs for about sixty-days.' . 1
DR.A. B. AYERS, 137 Sd. lath.
S3
The Pioneer .
Clean Linen
Elnestof Toilets
Pi st-class Service
W. WHITPORD: Pnopntsron
118 South 11th St., Lincoln, Neb.
K. ,
g&
SIT!
f v
T"'
-Si '
W.rO' 'i.
vT7w34c,iLi