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Associated "Barbs" meet Monday at
10 a. m., in the chapel. Speeches.
Edwin F. Myers, Pres.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for student members of the Ath
letic Board,
JAMES L. VAN BURG.
I hereby announce that I am a can
didate for election to the AtMetlc
Board as student member.
LOUIS P. HEWITT.
I expect to be a student In the Uni
versity next year and hereby announce
myself as a candidate for student mem
ber of the Athletic Board.
CYRUS W. MASON.
I expect to be a student In the Uni
versity next year and hereby announce
myBelf as a candidate for student mem
ber of the Athletic Board.
ED HAGENSICK.
I, J. R. Molony, expect to be In school
next year, and hereby announce my
self as a candidate for the Athletic
Board, subject to the approval of the
student body.
J. R. MOLONY.
The English club will meet Saturday
evening, April 7, with Miss Streeter
and Miss Stetter, at 1227 D street. Miss
Constoncer, Mr. Rico and Miss Birch all
aro on the prograYh. Criticisms 'will bi
led by Mr. Brown, Mls Hopkips and
MIbs Green.
Tho museum has a favorable chance
of securing a profitable addition to
its stock. Monday four elephants be
longing to-Oampbell Broe.i clreiW're
so unfortunate as to be cremated at
Fairbury, and in consequence four ex
cellent skeletons are available. A
newspaper report said that these had
already tftHm granted to the Unlversl;
tjfc but no assurance- to this effect baa
b6en received aB yet. Dr. Jondra may
gj! down today and Investigate' with a
view to securing them for the museum.
Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. IStk.
.The '-Home 'Cafe for atraw berry
shortcake.
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tfimo Inspector M. P. It. R.
Practical Watchmaker,
Jeweler and Engraver.
Graduation Presents a
SPECIALTY.
1211 O Street, Lindoln.
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Foi Girls
Commencement
Qowns
There aro many varieties of plain whito goods, but none quite so
popular as tho Persian land French Lawns. Any of tho goods men
tioned will wash well except the Fre nch Organdies, which are used for
fine gowns that must be dry cleaned. Most popular prices are 30c, 35c,
40c, and 50c.
Persian Lawns, 32-inch, 20c, 25c, 30c , 35c, 40c, 50c, 60c.
Silk Finished Persian Lawns, 32-inch, 40c, 50c, 60c.
Scotch Organdies, 32-inch, 15c y 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 50c.
French Organdies, 67-lnch, 65c, 80c, $1.00, $1.25.
Swisa Ululls, 32-inch, 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 50c, 60c, 75c.
Wash Chiffons, 48-inch, 40c, 50c, 60c.
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T ' French Lis
Silk-warp materials are much used. They have the appearance of
all silk, and cpme plain or in neat llttUpjflgures of silk, 28 to 30 Inches
wide, at 18c to 55c a yard. They have the sume silken appearance after
washing as before.
MILLER & PAINE
Engineering Notes.
J. M. Rohrbaugh, civil engineering
'98, is in Lincoln for a few days, and
has been visiting the department.
Engineers observe with considerable
satisfaction that their notable "inno
vation In advertising is receiving the
true praise of being copied.
0. H. TImmerman is assisting Mr.
Stevens in his office work for the ge
ological survey.
Tho classes In civil engineering 20
under the direction of Professor Chat
burn, are making a number of tests
of paving bricks which have been of
fered as paving material for Lincoln.
Twenty bricks were placed 'In an Iron
cylinder, called tho "rattler," which
is then revolved about 1,800 times at
tho rate of one revolution In two sec
onds. Tho loss In weight through
abrasion is the factor deciding as
well as a mechanical test can their
wearing qualities.
Tho much postponed game between
the civil engineers and tho electrical
engineers will be played the first day
tho grounds aro free and the weather
permits. Tho boys are getting Into
practice at odd moments and a great
gamo is expected.
Mr. Chas. E. Reed, who was presi
dent of the Engineering society last
year, stopped In the city the past week
to look over tho old field. Mr. Reed
is now a member of .'-o firm of Kelsoy
& Co., of Salt Lake City, and from all
Indications is doing very well.
Lieut Chas. Weeks, '98, now of Fort
Crook, was a visitor In the electrical
department Thursday.
It has been decided' to run tho ex
cursion to Omaha the last throe days.
of encampment week. This will inter
fere with the men who have to go to
camp, but It seemed that no other tlmot
couldi be found' which would lnterferoj
niiu dv ui)i
Professor Bessoy has received from
a friend In Porto Rico a little packet
of plants prepared by the school child
ren of the island schools. They aro
mostly cultivated plants and are val
uable as showing what kind of plants
are the most common on the Island.
Tho work is '.as wjll done as It would
have been in tho schools of Bimilar
grade In the United tSates, and shows
that tho teachers are doing good w.ork
in the study of nature.
If you want your class picture
framed in best stylo of workmanship
and lateBt designs in moulding, tnb
Lincoln Book Store Is the place.
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For High Grade
Bicycles
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Typewriters
Talking Machines
and
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