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to depot, or want a hack.
C EHLERS
TAILOR
N. W. corner O nd J Jth Sti.
Sulfa made to order at popular prices. Re
pairing, cleaning and pressing also.
Good work guaranteed.
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ments are in the cigar line we T
can meet them. We have a very
unusual line of 5 cent goods, in
cluding all the popular hranda X
and Bome others that deserve to
he equally popular. The same Is
true of our 10 cent and Imported
goods. If you want to he sure
that you are getting the greatest
value for your cigar money,
drop in and let us introduce you
to a few brands that deserve your
attention.
D. M. A., beet 10 cent cigar
made regular 3 for 25c. We sell
4" for 26c.
Wags
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J32J O St.
pnesday 's Letter
rom California University, d
Berkeley. Cal.,May 20, 1903.
)ear Professor :
It would be Impossible In a short
letter such as this is to be to give you
n very complete account of my impres
sions of the California State Univer
sity However, I shall try to tell you
some of the features which attracted
my attention when I flrBt entered here
and which have been noticed h my
work of two years In thiH Institution
There is no trouble here In finding
room for buildings. The campus be
gins near the station In the little town
of Ilorkoley and stretches gently up the
slopes to and including the hills In the
background. It covers many acres.
Agricultural and botanical experiments
are conducted on It. Orchards and gar
dens, pnlms. ferns and stately pines
and eucalyptus trees are within n few
steps of the class room. A little stream
winds its way in and out. Inviting
"( uts" from recitation. The Berkeley
oaks are known quite extensively about
the bay, and are popular subjects for
artists and photographers. From the
campus a beautiful view of the bay
can be had, and from the high hills
the surrounding country, Including
Oakland and San Francisco, can be
seen. One of these hills 1b the historic
scene of the sophomore-freshman rush
from now on a thing of memory only,
as the student affairs committee has
impressed upon the student body a
realization of itsauthority by the ex
pulsion of three young men for dis
obedience in encouraging the rush.
Plans are laid and are now being
executed for the Greater University.
Mrs. Hearst has been the chief sup
porter of the institution, outside of the
state appropriations, and has started
the work on one o the greatest edu
cational Institutions in the United
States. A new mining building is now
wott utfder way, wfilch will bo," It Ma"
said, the finest in the world used exclu
sively for education in mining. Wil
liam R. Hearst has had built an amphi
theater after the old Grecian style. It
is made in a Bemi-circle on a hillside
in which steps have been cut and cov
ered with concrete. Marble or granite
coverings will soon be made over the
concrete. The climate permits open
air exercises. The senior extravaganza
and commencement exercises were con
ducted in ft last week. At the latter
President Roosevelt made the address.
About ten thousand people were pres
ent. The plans for the arrangement
of buildings on the grounds has been
made by M. Bernard, of France, and
Is supervised by Mr. Howard, of New
York, who has charge of the new build
ings to be erected. Of course it will
be many years before they are finished,
but we rejoice to know that they are
planned for. I thought perhaps you
would be Interested in the plans here
as there are soon to be additions on the
campus in Nebraska.
(Continued on page 4.)
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We arc selling lacqyari-
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call and see our line. If yoo
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OFFICERS
John B. Wright, President
J. H. Wescott, Vice-President
Joe Samuels, 2d Vice-President
F. L. Hall, Cashier
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1130 N 8L
Phone 481.
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CHARLES KUNKLER
Plumbing, Gas Fitting and
Sewerage.
Telephone 383
J020 N St. Lincoln, Neb.
Pianos, Organs,
Sheet Music, Studies
and Musical Instruments
Cecilian Piano Player
STATE AGENTS FOR THE
Weber, 'Bauer, Shaw, Ltuffoig,
Schiiler, and Matthews Pianos
Farrand and Lakeside Organs
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