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sis on Life? Henr Dr F S. Stein In
Memorial Hall Sunday at three o'clock
Professor Hesse y began meeting his
(lasses again oil Saturday and hopes
now to meet thenKjiegiilarly as usual
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15c each; 2 for 2.5c
CLl MT1 riiADOD & CO.
Lnru'cBt makers of t'olliira ic bliiris
in tlie world
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Sam Westerfield
Proprietor of
Sam's
Cafe
Llttlo Own Hot
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Mualii nnd
Lunches
IU-I2I North 13
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Anyone Bonding a nkotrh and descrlpUon niaj
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
lUTontloh la probnbljr pntontfthiQ. Communion.
tlniniittrlotlrconadontU). HANDBOOK on Patents
out f reo. Oldest agoncj for socurlnu patonti.
I'ntonla takon through Munii A Cv. reeolre
tptclal notice, without cliargo. In tho
Scientific American.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly.
largest clr-
dilation of nnr BClontlOo journal.
Terms, 93 a
year: four months. $1. Bold by nil nowndonlom
MUNN & Co.301Bro New York
Uranch Omco. 62i V Bt Washington. 1). C.
Pitts Dancing Academy
113JJ N STK1CKT
Class Nights Monday, Wodnosday and
Saturday. Private Lessons' by
Appointment.
" TOMMY,"
The Popular Caterer.
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An effort Is being nde to Introduce
a new department nt Purdue for the
purpose of teaching practical bread
maMng
Miss Nellie Mi Fall's Gills' Choral
Choir will sing In Memorial Hall Sun
day at 3 p in All University students
nre welcome
Harvard lias been sui passed by
Michigan this year in the number of
students registered Haivnrd has 4,086,
Michigan 1,100.
Dr. Fiank W Smith, of the Depar
ment or Education, left Wednesday for
Chicago, where he goes as a delegate
to the Association of College and Sec
ondaiy Teachers He expects to spend
seernl days In Chicago, examining
the woilv of some of the secondary
K( hools
Mr Shnnt. a graduate student in
botany, has discovered a plant which
tin. experts pronounce to be new to
si icrce He found. t in the lclnitj
of Pike's Peak, Coloiado.
iFa.ik G Brunei-, who rrcehed .1
fellowship through the recommenda
tion of the Department of Philosophy
here icad a paper nt Ynle on March
27 'Its Biibjest wns "Racial Differen
ces In the Upper Limit of Audibility"
The package of book for the Dend
lologj class has been lecelved and aie
being distributed They are Sar
gents "Manual of the Trees of Noith
America " Professor Sargent In the
foiemost American botanist who makes
a specialty of tiees A few jenrs ngo
lie published a large ciuarto woik in
foui teen volumes, which cost over
thiee hundred dollars The manual
undei consideration is an abrldge'inent
of Ibis great work and will piove. most
useful to all botanists and foresters in
the Unheislty
Dr 1 111 key has tecently ieceled an
interesting letter fiom Dr H K Wolfe
formerly professor of Phllosophj in the
1'nlveisltj. and principal of the Lin
coln High School, the latter position
which he recently resigned to occupy
the chair of pedagogy in the University
of Montana, wheie he Is now located.
Dr Wolfe Is quite enthusiastic over his
new life In the noithwvst He writes
that the University of Montana Is a
thilving Institution, but thnt the state
leglslntuie Is less liberal In appropria
tions than the Nebraska legislature and
this, together with the Immence dis
tances which students must travel to
ntlend will pieent it from becoming
a great unlversltj In his da
A practice game was played Tuesday
afternoon at the F and M park be
twven the Academy baseball' team and
the Lincoln Business College nine
Manager Peny has secured a game
with Cotnei Unhersltj for Apill 7 He
if also tiylng to secure games with the
class and society teams of the Univer
sity and with Omaha and Ashland high
schools. The baseball enthusiasts to
the number of about twenty have been
practicing on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday at the F. and M. park
and the team is rapidly rounding into
shape. Tho battery seems to be the
weakest place in the team, so far, but
it is expected that other candidates
will be out in a few days who have
bettor control of tho sphere.
Terry Moyer has been elected cap
tain of the team. The committee that
U passing around the subscription pa
per Is meeting with unusual success.
For Furs boo Steele, 143 S. 12th St
Chanln Bros., FlorlstsJ 127 So. 13th.
Oyster stew 25 cents at Cameron's
newr Restaurant, 119 South 12th.
The Good Health Cafe, tho no meat
menu. 10c and up. $15.00 for $11.00.
L. W. Pomerene, Plumber, 238 S.
11th street.
Lincoln
Transfer Co.; to&ggas.
I Phqne 176.
CALIFORNIA
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
Every Day
From March 1 to May 15, 1905
$25.00
Short Line. Fast Trains. No Delays
Be sure your ticket reads over
this line. Inquire
E. B. SLOSSON, General Agent
Crescent Bowling Alleys
1134 N
Columbia National
D-A OF LINCOLN,
DailK n NEBRASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
The Cash Grocery
J. W. SMITH, Prop.
245 South llth Street.
We have always been known as tb
..STUDENTS' LAUNDRY.
Thli tcajon wc ar turning out txtttr wA
than tver. W want you bustnus.
YULE BROS.' HAND LAUNDRY
Auto 2754
15 U O Street
Brf7M
H. N. TOWN
Groceries and Meats
Corner 27th and O Stroots
PHONE B20
Our Motto:" "Nothing but tho. Best."
JAMES TEDESCO
Lincoln SJioe Repairing Co,
Half Soles Done While You Wjrtt.
From 40c up. RUDDER HEELS 40.
1236 N Street, Lincoln, Neb
DIERK8 LUMBER &
COAL CO.
BU Phone 35 Automatic 30 1 1
Shoes Made to Order.
REPAIRING
. Weatjy Done
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