THE DAILY HTEBRASKAB.
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TJie Dallu Nehraskap
A Newspaper (Jovoted to the Interests of the
University of Nebraska,
A CONSOLIDATION OF
Tho Hespprlnn. Vol. XXX
The Nobraskan. Vol. XI
Tlio BcJirlet & Cream. Vol. Ill
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Buslnoss Managers
Assistant Editor
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ENGINEERING NOTTES.
Fred L. II lint has accepted a position
with the General Electric company at
Schenectady, N. Y. He will be em
ployed In the expert department. Mr.
Hunt Ih a senior In the electrical en
gineering department and for the past
year has been an assistant In thejlee
trlcal laboratory. I3esides his school
work, i1r. Hunt lias taken an active
interest In the engineering society, be
ing the acting editor In chief of the
Engineering Annual and secretary of
the society. He expects to enter on
his new work about the middle of June.
W. T. Doming, a lormer student of
the civil engineering department, Is in
the city. He has returned with a B. &
M. surveying party, having been em
ployed for the last two years 1 that
railroad.
Friends of W. M. ivaliasch have re
ceived news of him in his new duties.
He is now in the employ of the Great
.Western railroad at Weston, la., and is
very much pleased with his work.
JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION.
It is fonnqlly announced that the
date for (he Junior reception to tho
senior class will occur on the evening
of May Ifi, and will be held at the
university armory. The members of
tne committee on arrangements are
making extensive preparations and
they will strive with the co-operation
of the members of the Junior class to
make the event a success and one to be
remembered when the present senior
class will have left the university
President Tellesen oi the committee
is very much interested in the affair,
as well as the Individual members of
the committee. It was hoped and ex
pected at first that the reception ould
have been held earlier in tho spring,
but owing to tho constant use of the
armory in otheV affairs it was impossi
ble to be tendered its use, and it was
not desired to go beyond the university
campus for this strictly college affair,
ic is expected that the invitations will
bo out in a few days. Tho character
of the entoitainmont for the evening
and other details are not given out
by those most Intimately connected
with the affair.
'A PAIR OF SPECTACLES."
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Remember today is the time to re
serve your seats at the Oliver. Still
some good seats this morning.
The interest In "A Pair of Specta
cles" continues to grow. Now Is the
time to form little groups of friends
for the gallery to see a good play and
have a good time. Only 2f cents. Col
lego enthusiasm high and university
yells on tap.
Sidles' Sporting Goods jModse
Tennis, Base Ball and Gymnasium Goods. Agency for
World and National Bicycles. Send us your Repair Work
1304 o St., Phone f 1038. SIDLES OYCLE CO.
The
Omaha Medical
College.
TENTH AND PACIFIC STREETS, OMAHA, NEBR.
This college offers a graded
course extending over four
annual sessions.
The advantages and re
quirements of tho college
are fully up to the require
ments of the present times,
and tho conditions laid
down by the Association of
American Medical Colleges,
of which this college is a
member. For information
address
EWING BROWN, Secretary.
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IT'S WARMING UP
Spring is at hand. We have a stronger line of Racycles
than ever. The 1902 Models are beauties. Several new
features. Come in and, see them.
GIRARD CYCLE CO.,
Phone 908
14()( O Street
BASE BALL ANJ) TENNIS
SHOES
are in season now. Are you
needing a pair? If so, let
us show you our line. It
cannot be surpassed any
where in the city.
Svvl39Mte
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Perkins & Sheldon's,
1129 O STREET.
Bicycle Tires
Don't that old Bicycle of yours
need New Tires? Remember, we
are selling them at
CUT PRICES
On account of our Removal Sale
Bicycles and all Sundries at same
reduction.
REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
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