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Largest maker of Collars & blurts
la the world
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Proprietor of
Sam's
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117-121 North 13
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Anrona Bonding sketch and deeorlptlon may
quloklr Moettnln our opinion free whether an
Invention ta probably pMontnble, Oonimunlen.
Motis strict! oonndotitfal. HAW BOOK on Patenu
ont fro. Oldest aaenor for Becurtngpalettts.
Polenta takoo through Munn & CV. rocelre
tpteiol notice, without charge. In tho
Scientific American.
A handaomelr Illustrated weeklr.
culatlon of any rdontllln Journal.
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Campus Gleanings
The Palladian baseball team defeated
the Academy nine Saturday by a Boorc
ot 11 to 4.
Prof Walter McLaughlin, iirigatlon
engineer of the Utali agricultural ex
periment station, spent Monday on the
campus and at the farm
Mrs. T M Hodgrnan was unable last
week to meet tho Social Hour club of
the Academy at tho usual time of the
meeting on acot tint of sickness
Professor and Mrs A. B. Davisson
will be at home, 220 South 26th street,
to the faculty and class of 1905 of the
school of agriculture, Thursday even
ing. April 27. at 8 o'clock
Miss Florence McOahey and Miss
Kllen Kranklsh accompanied Miss Tie
niain, of the Academy, to her home
Friday evening and icturnrd Monday
morning They report a delightful
trip.
Prottssor T M. Hodgrnan was elect
ed president of the Men's Guild of the
First Presbyterian churdt of this city
at a tecent meeting of that organiza
tion. Tho organization has a metn
breship of about one hundred
The ttniveisity set ubs defeated the
tanners' nine last Saturday by a score
ol 7 to 0. This is the hist game that
the farm bos have lost this season
and consequently It was to them a
somewhat of a sore surprise
SPECIAL OPENING
AT
MILLER & PAINE'S
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
. . . Saturday of This Week. . , .
The store will be decorated for the occasion, tho
new China and Houso Furnishings Departments
opened, Siocial Bargains offered in Every Sec
tion ttnd the fountain serving delicious refresh
ments in its now quarters in tho basement.
Young People Are Cordially Invited to
Visit This Store This Week.
T. J. THORPE CO.
Qonor'l Machinists
All Klndi of Rapalra
Locksmiths and Platers
Phons 6 1 4
309 So. Mth LINCOLN
Alpha Zeta fraternity met Satutday
evening at the rooms of A F Mag
dan, and B G Montgomery, 2501 Q
stieet. for their semi-monthly discus
sion of matters related to agricultuie.
Besides all the active members, several
alumni members and honorary faculty
members, Professors Burnett, Lyon. H
It. Smith, Bmerson, Avery and Davis
son were present The customary light
refreshments and general good time
followed the more serious delibeia-tions
Prof .1 H Davidson is giving the
boys in the school of agtuultute borne
lessons In tarm mechanics Several of
the thteshing machine, companies havt
furnished traction engines of different
t pes anil ever) student in the class is
pi l milled to opetate them until he Is
quite familiar with the essential fea-
tuies of the vat ions makes During
il.e past week engines have been puff
ing up and down the athletic field al
most eveiy day, and incidentally the"
it tegularitles ate being pressed out of
sight by tin heavy drhers
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Atlto 1202 Bell 147
80UKUP & WOOD
Expert Cleaners and Dyers
1320 N Street
LINCOLN. Nil
B11 Prions 35
DIERK8 LUMBER It
COAL CO.
Automatic 80 1 1
Pitts Dancing Academy
1138 N 8TKHKT
: , Glass Nights Monday, Wodnesday and
Saturday. Private Lessons by
Appointment.
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UNLAND'S
1042 O Street
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The College Man
Is Partlcular.About His Shoe
Inspeitor Hodgrnan tepotts a very
pleasant trip of inspection. Genoa
Fullerton, Cedar Rapids, Spalding, Al
bion, and .Ulysses high schools were
inspected and a stop of two hours was
made by the inspector at Columbus to
examine the work In drawing in Col
umbus high school done by Miss Mat
ion Smith, who will be remeni beted
as a former university student and
niece of ex-Chancellor Canfield. Pro
fessor Hodgrnan was very much Im
pressed with the work done by Miss
Smith and invited her to write an ar
ticle on the subject of drawing in the
public schools for the University Jour-ual.
Brio B. Woodward,
of eye, ear and throat,
block. Phone 666.
M. D., dlaeases
207-8 Richards
Elliott's Suitoxlum, cleaning, dyoing
and repairing. Prices reasonable. 1166
0 street. Both phones. ,
Our MIciBlCBBil. Ulcrnlnm.I I thnr.lnm rl...-
an, Ctnmlcal Appintni, 'chsmlcsli, Photo
L.niss ana snaiitu, rum uiami, Projtclion
apparatui, rnoto-Micro camirai art ustd by
oratorlti and
In. hading lab-.
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Bound tho World
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Catalogs
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Summer SchoQl In Mechanic Arts
ITATK COLLIGI OT KtNTUCKY
Elecu.Bcouriei ire provUcrf In ill iubccti tautht In
mechlnickl and electrical enclncerinf ichooli. Special
attention ii given to lhop counci, meckinical drawinc
and dencn, maihematici. mcchanlca ol CDEineering,
theoreticalelectrical lubjectt, laboratory cuuriei in iteaia
and electrical engineering. Ten weeki, beginning June
8th. F. Paul Andfrion, Dean, t-or detailed informa
tion relative to any ipecial line ol work, addreti
JOHN T. FAIQ, Itcolstrar. LcxlnBtonr Ky.
...MELICK'S STABLES...
PHONE 43.
Closed Carriages. Baggag.
...The Finest Livekv ,w thb Otty..,
1230 N STREET, LINCOLN, NEB.
THE WALKOVER 8HOE
Ii the best shoe for men's
feet. Cur line Is strictly up-to-date.
Call and let us
show them.
Rogers & Perkins
Succaaaort to Pririni 8c SticUoa C.
1120 O Streot
mxxxttxmnrmaartriaBKm
PLAY BALL
aaai aaav .
We are sole agents In Lincoln for
the celebrated
D. & M. Baseball and
Athletic Goods
Pull lino of baseball shoes. Special
price on uniforms to clubs.
Girard Cycle C'nipy
J304 O Street r
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