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TO BENEFIT WOMEN.
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Offers Scholarship.
University people may be Interested
In the European fellowship offered by
the Assorlatlon of Collegiate Alumnae,
and to this end we print their circular,
which explains itself:
The Association of Collegiate Alum
nae is desirous of encouraging the pur
suit of advanced courses of study
nmong women graduates of colleges. It
therefore proposes to devote' live hun
dred dollars every year toward paying
the expenses of some young woman
who wishes to carry on her studies In
a foielgn country. Application for this
fellowship will be received by any
member of the committee having it in
charge. The candidates must bo grad
uates of colleges belonging to the as
sociation, and applications for the year
1904-1005 must be handed in before
February 1. 1904. The fellowship will
be awarded only to candidates who
give promise of distinction in the sub
jects to which they devote themselves.
It will be the aim of the committee
to appoint the candidate who Is best
fitted for the position through original
gifts, previous training, energy, power
of endurance and health. To this end
they will receive applications In writ
ing fiom eligible candidates, who will
present, as dearly as possible, their
clalmb to the fellowship. A competi
tive examination will not be held, but
the bestowal of the fellowship will be
based upon evidence of the candidate's
ability, and of her prospect of success
in her chosen lino of study. Such evi
dence will naturally consist of (a) her
college diploma; (b) testimonials as
to superior" ability and high character
from her professors and other quali
fied judges: (c) satisfactory evidence
of thoroughly good health; (d) a
statement of the work in which she
proroses to engage subsequently; (e)
last, and of chief importance, examples
of her scientific or literary work In the
form of papers or articles, or accounts
of scientific Investigations which she
has carried1 out. The fellowship will
not usually be granted to those who
aio Intending to take up the practice
of any of the threo learned professions,
though such are not formally excluded
from the competition; it will rather be
bestowed upon those who are looking
forward to positions as professors and
teachers and to literary and scientific
vocations. The fellowship will in gen
eral be held for one year; but In nn
unusually promising case the term
may bo extended at the discretion of
the committee.
BESSIE BR'ADWF.l L HEI.MER,
142S Michigan Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois
FLORENCE M. GUSHING.
S Walnut St.,
Boston, .Mass
FRANCES M. SWAIN.
Swarthniorc, Pn,
Additional Alumni Notes.
The following excerpts are taken
from a letter from Watel F. Meier. U',
who Is teaching at South Bend, Wash
ington. "I like the progressivenes of the
west, but not the rains. At South Bend
it rained ninety Inches last year, and
everything bids fnir for another record
of the same sort. I am sixteen miles,
from the Pacific, but I haven't seen the
ocean-yet. ...
"I ho po tho prospects are bright for
Nebraska in debate this year. They
all must be thrashed again not only
the old ones, except Colorado, but also
tho new opponents that may appear.
The record must go on the same."
Univezsity Bulletin
ALL CANDIDATES for the Universi
ty teachers' certificate in February or
Juno should notify at onco tho chair
man of the teachors committee, profes
sor of education. It is better to confer
In person regarding your work and the
requirements.
Chris' Bnlh Parlorw, 11th and P Sts.
Lincoln Local Express, 11th and N.
Tel. 787. Baggago hauled.
The success of a store depends upon
what it does, not what is .promises to
do. We do tho best possible by our
patrons. If things are not right we will
make them right. PAINE.
Marshall & Richards, hair cutting,
massage, shaving etc., 139 So. 13th.
Night School.
New Term Begins JAN. 4, J 904.
Sessions are held on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
EVENINGS.
Three Months for Only $10.00.
Make your Plans to begin with us
MONDAY EVENING,
January 4.
Gall at the School at 1309 0 St.
or Telephone 747,
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THE NEW
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PRINTERS
Exclusively High Clazs
212 South Twelfths.
the opportunity before going home, of seeing
the nobby "fixins" for men we arc
showingoMufflers, fancy vests, house
coats and ties to please any man, at prices
within your reachjtRemember we sell "Kens
ington" suits and overcoats the
clothes with the little improvements
that make the big difference in appearance
MAGEE & DEEMER
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THE P. D. SMITH CO.
Carry all the best grades of domestic orals, among which will
find the Rex Lump at $7.25. Rock Spring, Wyoming Lump at
$8.00, and the best Maitland you ever saw at $7.50. All kinds
of steam coal, the best money can buy. jt cfi j o & o
Office 1140 O. Phone 329. Yard 6 and N. Phone 376
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
GOLD AND SILVER PAID FOR BUB
BLES IS MONEY WASTED
Miss Alice Sparks, mid-winter, 03.
a at present traveling with her par
ents in California. Writing from San
Diego, Cal., she says: "I had a very
pleasant trip, spending ten days in
Sacramcnta and 'Frieco. At the former
plnce I visited IlfrKley, and felt home
sick when I 8aw all the students busy
In their fine library. Berkley is doubt
less a strong institutfon in numbers,
but did not impress me as having the
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lespect up to our own Institution,
vhlf h Is not so very old In years."
Presents, useful as well as ornamental, are not hid away nor gone in a day. but are for years a con
stant reminder of the giver.
Wo have a complete line of
LADIES' PURSES
CARD CASES
GARTER PURSES
LETTER CASES
POCKET BOOKS
BILL BOOKS
PASS BOOKS
FLASKS
WRIST BAGS
CHATELAINE BAGS
AUTOMOBILE BAGS
CARRIAGE BAGS
MU3IC BAGS
OXFORD BAGS
CABIN BAGS
SUIT BAGS
LADIES" SATCHELS
SUIT CASES
DRESSING CASES
SILK HAT BOXES
COLLAR & CUFF BOXES
TOILET ROLLS
TRUNKS AND
LEATHER NOVELTIES
Ladles' and Gents' Horn Alligator and Fitted Suit Cases and Bags unsurpassed. Umbrellas, self-openers
and. removable handles. Visit us before you buy.
Board by ticket or $2.50 per week. Come
when you nre back from your vacation.
Wiricks Trunk Factory
PHONE A-1396
J036 O STREET
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Lemlng's. Ice cream and candy: 11th
and L Sts.