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A consolidation of
Tho Hcflpsrlon, Vol. 01, Tho Nubnwkan, Col, 10
Sonrlot nnd Crnnm, Vol. 4.
Pabllnhcl dally, oxcopt Bundixy and Monday,
At Ujo UlTcrHty of Nfbmnkn, Lincoln, Nob.
by tho Hesperian Pnbllnblng Oo.,
Doxnn Or Umr.oTonu
Prof worn J. I. Wyoi", and O. II. Rlchnnla:
H. P. Lenvltt
John MTtmUnor E. R. Walton.
Edrtor-ln-Ohlef
AssoelAto Editor
Manager
Aaa't. Manager
Olronlntor
Fred A. 8wiy
A. M LTy
A. O. SohrofbcT
Frod Nanhon
Walter E. Smndoyen
STAFF
Atblotio
AanlRtant AthloUc
Nrm
8tftt Farm
R. A. VanOradcl
U. I,. H-wrati
H. O. Mynra
A. P. Maffdans
Editorial Roonw and ItafrlncM Off loo U 211J4
Post Offloe Station A. Lincoln, Nobr.
Telephone,
Night Telephone
Automatic 1528
Automatic 2365.
Bnbflorlptlon Prloo, $2 por yoor, In ndvanro
Entwod at tho jKwtofllco nt Lincoln, Nub.,
an gpoorul-olass mall rnnttor mulor tho act of
oonjrrcH of March 0, 1870.
IndlrMual notice Trill be chnrRod for at the
rnto of 10 omtti for oaoh Insertion. Kaonltrv.
departmental and ttnlyerslty bull tHl tin will
gladly ho pnbl!nh,ed frro, on heretofore
Editorial Remarks
Bids for the now Executive Building
arc to be opened this afternoon. When
estimates for construction were re
ceived by the Regents some time ngo
they had to bo thrown out as too high.
Plans wero redrawn, some features cut
out, anil others cut Into, and the new
bids aro now ready. Soma thlrty-fhc
thousand dollars are to be expended In
the new structure. This amount is
ample to construct a building, provid
ing the building be small enough, if
the new edifice is to be devoted solely
to the executive department of the
University then this amount will
doubtless be largo enough. But the
building will be necessarily small, if
construe ted right. How a small build
ing sandwiched In between the larger
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ones will affect tho apearance of the
campus remains to he seen. The need
for tho building Is urgent enough, no
doubt to warrant the Regents In put
ting up a small one Instead of waiting
until more funds weie available.
A year ago the now Junior class was
torn by factions contending for tho
control of tho Sombrero. While In tho
minority tho upholders of the old
regime won out and the management
of tho Annual went to men appointed
by the president of the class Instead of
to those elected directly as managers
by the class. But so great was the
feeling aroused that tho men appointed
as editors and managers of the Som
brero printed a signed statement that
all in their power would be done to
make their book such as it should bo
and not simply a means to individual
gain. That this statement was made
In good faith there Is no reason to
doubt, and that It will be kept there
there is as little reason to doubt. But a
the tlmo approaches for the book's ap
pearance thlB pledge should be borne
lu mind by those responsible for the
merits or demerits of tho annual. Two
years ago the University public was
Insulted with a book, supposedly rep
resentative of the best ability of the
school in that line, of so little merit
an to be ridiculous.
PHILIPPINE SERVICE.
Tho United States Civil Service
Commission Invites your attention to
the opportunity which now exists for
giaduates of colleges and normal
schools, Including students who will
graduate In 1905, to qualify for ap
pointment In the Philippine service.
Two examinations are pending for this
service, namely, the Assistant exam
ination and the Teacher examination.
Ftoin the Assistant examination It is
desired to appoint ellglbles to the po
sition of teacher and to other positions
in the administrative departments In
that service. This examination affords
the best opportunity for college men
to place on recoid their qualifications
for special as well as for general work.
Practically all of the positions under
the insular government are mbjed to
civil service regulations and promo
tions are based upon the records of ef
ficiency of employees.
The salaries of American teachers
in tire Philippines range from $900 to
$1,500 and in a few special in.stames
salaries above $1,500 are given, the Di
vision Superintendents In particular
receiving salaries of $1,500 to $2,500,
according to the work assigned them.
After tho examination papers of
competitors are rated they will be for
warded to Manila. The Insular Bureau
v. ill be notified of the names of those
selected, who will then be furnished
provisional appointments and that Bur
eau will arrange for their transporta
tion to Manila. II is contemplated
that where possible the appointees will
deposit with that Bureau the cost of
their transportation at the special gov
ernment rate, but In ( ases where the
appointees can not deposit the full
amount it is within the discretion of
that Bureau to rurnlsh sin h transpor
tation subject to the deduction of 10
per cent each month from their salar
ies after their arrival in the Islands.
Upon the arrival of appointees in Man
ila their assignments, both as to loca
tion and woi k will be made by the in
sular authorities, and candidates should
h- willing to accept such duty and loca-
t
tion as may.be allotted them.
Tho Assistant examination will be
held on April 5-G, 1905, and the Teach
er examination on March 15-1G.1905,
and those desiring to compete should
apply to the Commialson at Washing
ton, D. C, for tho necessary application
forms.
A copy qX the announcement of the
Assistant examination Is Inclosed, and
Information In regard to this examina
tion and that for Teacher will be fur
nished to all persons who apply.
This Commission will appreciate It
very much If you will, as far as you
can conveniently do so, bring the facts
shown la this letter to the attention of
any recent graduates or under-gradu-ates
of your institution.
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
Examination's will bo held In Lin
coln, Omnha and Grand Island In,
March and April.
Fire sale, Unl. book store tomorrow.
Manicuring at the Famous.
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The Newest Popular Books p
The Prospector, by Ralph Connor $1.20
The Masquerader, by K. C. Thurston 1.20
The Law of the Land, by Emerson Hough 1.20
The Simple Life, by Charles Wagner .25
The Clansman, by Thomas Dixon 1.20
at BROWN'S, 127 south Eleventh
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Crescent Bowling Alleys
1134 N
We have been very successful In
catering to weddings and parties
where something EXTRA FINE
la wanted. Why can't we furnish
you with your Groceries for ail
occasions?
KEYSTONE GROCERY
i3i South 13th Street
SEE
MANN, the Druggist
For Perfumes and
Fountain Pens
117 N 11th Street LINCOLN
Columbia National
Rantr : 0F LINCOLN,
DamC NEBRASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
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The College Man
Is Particular About His Shoes
THE WALKOVER SHOE
Is the best shoe for men's
feet. Our L'ne b strictly up-to-date.
Call and let us
how them.
Rogers & Perkins
Successors to Perkins & Sheldon Co.
1129 "O Street
EVERY SUCCESS MAS ITS OWH COAL I jgjjg I
K'tg
STREET
THoncucH counscs IN
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND,
TYPEWRITING, TELEGRAPHY
AND PREPARATORY
Experienced tep.cher. Fine Equip
ments. Oyuiuasittin work.. Aiudstnnce
iu hccurinp positions. Work to onm
hoard. Individual instruction. Kuternny
time IcsflotiB by mniL Advantages of
a capital dry. Write for Catalogue Nt.
Lincoln Business College
LINCOLN, NUllRASiCA
CATERING AND SERVING
For Dances and Parties, see Thomas
W. Coleman, hotter known as
"TOMMY" at Riggs' Drug Store
Lady Attendant If Doslrod.
Finost Punch furnished for all occa
sions at reasonable prices.
For New Suits go to
KADIS & MARX
FINE TAILORING
Suits to order $lf and up; Panta to or
der $5 and up. Cleaning and
repairing.
14 14 O STKKET AUTO 2070
jAlllTVll'LVimii..iT
STUDENTS
For first-class Tailoring
at low prices, see Union
College Student Tailors.
Phones; Automatic 3255,
Bell;209. jfc jt o
Union College Tailors
South Fal-ance Collet Building
lHm.i i, .,, J1
Waiters' Bureau
W. D. (WANT, Manacer
First Class Service Guaranteed at all
deceptions, Parties, Gelations
and Banquets. For infor
mation ring up
1218 N' Autcphooe 2349
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