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Tel. A1035.
Ill M. lllh Street
Capital Novelty Works
'Bicycles and repairing of
all kinds Key fitting.
Tel. F 592 231 So. Uth
FORBES STABLES
LIVERY. BAGGAGE AND CAB LINE
CARRIAGES FOR PARTIES
Barn 1 125-1 131 P St.
Phone S50
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People who eat
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live well.
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Phone 496.
BICYCLES
Al U ptlCM and guaranteed to b tha IcnrttX.
TALKING MACHINES
Of til make, and aold at price at which othara daft
not.
THE WITTMANN COMPANY,
311-3 It South BUrtnth Strcai.
BEST LINE TO
KANSAS CITY
and ST. LOUIS
'Pullman Steeper
between Lincoln and Kansas
City every night at J 0:05 p. m.
New city ticket office, southwest
corner (2th and O streets.
F. D. CORNELL, P. & T. A.
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This alffnaturo la on ovory box or tho gonulne
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabiou
tho remedy hat enrca n cold In one dajr
The Improved
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The Standard
for Gentlemen
ALWAYS EASY
The Name "BOSTON!
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Ion every loop.
The
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Sample pair, Silk 60c M
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State Farm Notes.
Tho farm is putting In a new cinder
Bldowallc leading from Thirty-third
street to the farm buildings.
Messrs. Stllson of York and Ash
burn of Gibbon, farmers' Institute
speakers, visited tho station yesterday.
Prof. H. R. 8mith and S. W. Perln,
foroman of the farm, are in attendance
thlB week upon the closing exercises
of the Kansas State Agricultural Col
lege at Manhattan.
Complaint Is general out at tho farm
of this being such a backward spring.
However, with the wea'ther permitting,
the Bmall grain plots will bo started
this week.
Chester O. Marshall, the nurseryman
in the horticultural department, has
resigned and will leave April 1. His
place will be filled by James Carlyle,
formerly foreman of tho Jefferson
county nurseries. Mr. Carlyle will
have charge of tho landscape garden
ing. He is an old experienced orna
montal gardener, having received his
training in Scotland.
Tho department of animal husbandry
has Just published in press bulletin No.
18 tho result of a pig-feeding experi
ment at tho Btatlon. Tho object was
to determine the relative value of al
falfa, wheat shorts and Bkim-mllk to
supplement corn for fattening pigs.
'1 wenty pigs, uniform in type, were
placed in four lots of flvo pigs each
and were fed from December 2 to Feb
ruary 24, each lot receiving different
rations. The results of the experiment
Bhow that at market prices and in the
proportion used, skim-milk will make
corn bring 4c more per bushel, wheat
shorts 8c more, and alfalfa leaves 9c
more. Assuming that only 5 per cent
of the 252,0v0,000 bushels of corn pro
duced in Nebraska this year is being
fed to hogs as a single food, these fig
ures would go to show that over ono
million dollars more wealth could be
added to tho state if wheat shorts or
alfalfa were substituted for one-fifth
of the corn fed.
Prof. T. L. Lyon, in a recent bul
letin on "Macaroni WheatB," records
the results of 100 tests conducted in va
rlpus parts of Nebraska, principally
In the west central part of the state.
Seed of several varieties of macaroni
wheat was distributed by the United
States department of agriculture
through the Nebraska experiment sta
tion, each experimenter receiving one
bushel of seed. The test was planned
to cover the following points: First,
the productiveness of macaroni whoat
as compared with other spring varie
ties or with winter wheat; second, the
portion of the state to which it is best
jgdapted; third, the varieties best suit
ed to growth in this region. The av
erage yield of all macaroni wheats
tested In 1902 was 18.3 bushels per acre.
From the data at hand it is safe to say
that macaroni wheats yield better than
other spring varieties; but how they
compare in this respect with winter
wheat in western Nebraska can not be
definitely staled at this time. The
growing of macaroni wheat in west
ern Nebraska promises to add a new
and useful crop to that semi-arid re
gion. The department has just re
ceived an importation of this wheat
direct from Egypt, India and Arabia.
It will be used in an experiment sim
ilar to the one noted above.
Lincoln Local Express transfers any
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Engineering Society Notes.
Mr. Van Ness, the manager of
tho Lincoln Gas and Electric Light
company, spoke to members of the en
gineering society last evening. The
practical work of an electrical engineer
was taken up and thoroughly discussed,
together with the relation of the en
gineer to the management of the
plant. Good, sound advice was given
in regard to formulating estimates for
different modes of lighting and the
many practical points to be taken into
account which a young engineer is
liable to overlook.
Vorn Hedge, chairman of the com
mittee to arrange for the engineering
society banquet to be held April 25.
asks that all engineering students ex
pecting to attend give him their names
bo that arrangements can be made to
accommodate all who will be there.
Eat at Don's Cafe.
Tho Bully cigar students' delight.
Don Cameron's for a square meal.
Halrdressing and manicuring at the
Famous.
It is easy on the goods and It is so
dressy the "Evans finish."
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UNTIL JUNE 15TH
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UNTIL APRIL .30TH
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Anaconda and Helena.
$22.50 to Spokane and Wanatchee.
$25.00 to Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
and many other Oregon and Washing
ton points.
From Chicago and St. Louis propor
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lines connecting with the Union Pa
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territory to which round trip Home
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