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WE SELL SHOES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOR WOMEN AND
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come. Come to our Hat
department. Spring styles
are here in the best shapes,
Latest Styles
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$3.00 guaranteed Hats.
We are sole agents.
EWING CLOTHING CO.
1115-1117 O St.',
Tho collection of Otoe Indian relics
just secured by Mr. Blackman on his
recent trip have been ihrangeifl.? and
placed in ttto Hlstbrlcal society library.
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CONVOCATION FOR NEXT WEEK.
Monday Professor A. E. Davlsson.
Tuesday J. L. McDrlen. "The Anec
dotal Side of Great Men."
Wednesday Mayor Winnett, "Stu
dent Life In City Affairs."
Thursday Rev. L. P. Ludden, "In
dividuality." Friday College music
The froshman class will hold an Im
portant business meeting Monday
morning at 10 o'clock In old chapel.
FOOTBALL PRACTICE.
Football men will meet for practice
on the athletic field Saturday at 2
p. m. All football men are expected to
be out. JOHN WESTOVER,
Captain.
The young people or the Chapin
union of All Souls' church will give a
party next Saturday night. May 3, In
viie parlors of tho church. Some time
during the evening a short program
will be given, followed later by a sup
per in the dining roomB. The pur
pose Is to get the young people of the
church more acquainted with one an
other, and all students interested, or
friends of those interested, are wel
come. R. C. Roper will speak at the young
people's meeting of All Souls' church.
Twelfth and H Btreets. next Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock. His subject is
' mo Religion of Abraham Lincoln."
FRESHMAN VS. SOPHOMORES.
Tho Freshman and Sophomore base
ball teams will compete for honors on
the field Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
Russeil Harris left Wednesday to
take his physical examination at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan., as alternate to
West Point.
Judge 'Frost, an alumnus, has been
in consultation with the secretary of
the alumni association In regard to the
Alumni day program for this year.
Mr. Barrett. Mr. Sheldon and Profes
sor Caldwell went to Nebraska City
yesterday to attend the funeral of J.
Sterling Morton, who was president of
the Historical society.
James Bell's picture will appear In
the Olympic Magazine. This maga
zine, which has been recently started,
contains news of all amateur athletic
sports west of Chicago.
Vernon C. Batle, who has been ab
sent from the university for some time
while in the qmploy of the govern
ment, returned yesterday to resume
his work in the senior class.
The Hempel collection of early Ne
braska relics and Indian curios from
Plattsmouth has been received by Mr.
Blackman for, t-ie Historical society
and will be installed in a few days.
IF QOING ABROAD, WRITE WARD
BROTHERS, General Steamship Agents. Long
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) Chicago, 111.
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Will please you, if selected from our Stock. Every new
shape and color in the Hat World is now ready for your
inspection.
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to most of the $5.00 Shoes.
MAYER
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LIGHTED
TRAINS
The lTnion Pacific was the first line
to introduce Dining Cum. VeHtibul
e Cars. Steam Heat, Pintsch Light
Hnffet Smoking and Library Curs,
Tourist Cars, on Trans-Continental
Trains, west of he Missouri River.
IT AGAIN LEADS
liv ill trod urine jin Klict.rii Liirhtod
Train throughout, "The Overland
Limited," with Compartment Curs,
having K'ectrie Lumps, Electric
Fans, Electr'16 Curling Iron Heat,
ers, Telephone Service, etc. ; Dining
Rooms with Electric Candelabra
Rath Rooms, Harber Hhopb, Circu
lating Libraries, etc.
The curs comprising this train
constitute the highest and best de
velopment of cur construction and
of comfortable and luxurious
trave1.
Tins famous train reaches Salt
Lake City 1 - hours and San Fran
cisco 1(5 hours uhcud of all competi
tors. Full in formation cheerfully fur
nished on application to
E. B. SLOSSON, Agent.
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PRICES FROM
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Take a look at the superb Neckwear
display in our large central window.
Swell Ties are those which come at
the buyer's call, and a "quarter" or
a "half" pays the bill.
Prettior Shirts than we are show
ing at 50c and 1.00 cannot be
found.
It will cost you but 3.50 to treat
your feet to a pair of Patent Lea
ther Regent Shoes. They are
extra fine stock fully equal
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1Q19 O ST.
Pioneer Barber Shop,
Clean Linen, Finest of Toi
lets, First-Class Service.
A. S. KEMMERRER, Proprietor
113 So. 11th St., Lincoln, Neb
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