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tions utrlctlyponndenUal. MAnOBOOK on Patents
aentfroo. Oldest agency for soourtnu patents.
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ipteial nodes, without charge. In the
Scientific American.
A. handsomelr Illustrated weekly. Jjirscat clr.
rotation of any salonttdo journal. Terms. $3 a
TW: four months, $1. Bold by all newndoalern.
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1123 O 3t. Pbne. BeJJ 534. Auto 1534
Visiting and Address Carda
Programs, Invitations aad
Correspondence Stationary
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We also manufactuire Advertising
Buttons and Mirrors.
Telephones: A340, 34a
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ALUMNI NOTES.
famuel C Johnson, '00, Llnr-oln, 1h
a andidate for the Master of Arts
degtee nt tho Boston university.
TIip engagement of Dewltt Hansen,
'OS. to Miss McAllister of Grand Isl
and, has been announced
A 15 Pope, '98, of Red Cloud, was in
the city the other day on business.
Mr Pone is connected with the New
York reform and charity organiza
tion. Ho will leave for the east to
assume his duties in the fall
Ruth Pyrtle, '02, who is teachinH
iu the Lincoln city schools, returned
recently from Bonesteel, S. I)., where
she has been in the interests of her
land claim in tho Rosebud reservation,
She reports that a large number of
teachers hold land claims in the reser-
at ion
Word has been received that Victor
H Yont, a graduate of the university
with the class of '03, employed in the
test department of the General Elec
trical company of Schnectady, N. Y.,
was electrocuted Thursday evening by
coming in contact with a transformer
carrying 0,000 volts. Mr Yont grad
uated from the University in 1903,
taking the degrees of IJ. A. and H. S.
C in the same year. He was a player
on the 'Varsity football team while in
college His home was in Brock, Ne
braska He has two sisters in the
l'niersit
Engineering Notes.
Prof Richards went to Grand Island
to inspect and take a ride on the new
lr P. gasoline motor car. This car is
used for passenger transportation on
a Lranch toad
A great many trade catalogues and
other descriptive matter of modern
steam engineering practice have been
distributed by "Prof. Richards among
his classes
Mr R D. Smith, superintendent of
motle power of the C, B. & Q., has
written Prof Richards to ask if any
01 this year's M. E. graduates desiie
a iK)sition with their lailroad.
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The mechanical engineering depart
ment has received an appropriation for
the addition of ten more torges and
thirty bene lies equipped with tools, to
be 1 laced at the farm shops
Mr 1 awience, engineet of the light
plant on the campus, has just com
pleted a Wimhurst static machine for
the electrical engineering department
This- machine is designated for the
purpose of testing of Crooke's tubes,
X-Ray apparatus, .etc., and will give
a spark of one and one-half inches in
strength under ordinary conditions.
Professors and students of the en
gineering department will regret to
know that G. W. Rhoder, superinten
dent of the Wyoming division of the
Burlington, has resigned. Mr. Rhodes
has extended many courtesies to the
University not the least of which was
the recent presentation of a number
o technical to the engineering 11
brar. Another botany student has secured
a good position. This time It Is one
ot the girls. Miss Hensel, who has
Leen Fellow in Botany for the past
three years, and who will take her
Ph.D. in June, has been elected to a
line position iu Lead City high school
at a salary of one thousand dollars a
year.
The Students' Debating club will
meet at the usual time and place to
night. The question Is "Resolved;
That the U. S. government should lm-
mediately take steps to secuie the
gtadual control of the piincipal gov
ernment railroads "
Curtis and Peterson speak for thn
affirmative and Hartley and Legro for
the negative
The debate with the Alpha Omega
club of Doane will be held May 6, at
Lincoln.
See our swell line of Oxfords Sand
eison's. Lincoln Transfer Co.; bagg&c.
Phono 176.
WANTED A waiter. Apply at Y
M. C. A.
U W. Pomerene, Plumber. 238 S.
11th street.
Lincoln Local Express, 1039 N stroet
Both phones.
Union Shining Parlors. Shine, 5c.
Chairs for ladies. 1018 O street.
Erie B. Woodwnrd, M. D., diseases
of ere, oar and 'throat. 207-8 Richards
block. Phone 666.
Fresh home-made candles at Max
well's, 1426 O St. and 13th and N Sts.
Elliott's Suitorlum, eleanlne. dyoJng
and repairing. Prices reasonable. 1136
O street. Both phones.
Forbes' Stables, livery, cab and bag
gage service, 1125-31 P street. Bell
phone, 550. AUto phone 1650.
FOR SALE Part interest in Jour
nal route. Good proposition offered to
right man. Call between (! and 7 p
ni.. 2048 Vino street.
1 00k In at Palne's clothing store
Saturday, day or evening one of the
lightest, brightest stores in the city
always new ideas in suits for young
men. The store has been enlarged by
the addition of the Sanderson shoe
store, just vacated
AN INTERESTING TRIP.
The Union Pacific Line closely fol
lows tho path of the "Forty-niners."
which has become historic as "The
Overland Route" the shortest and best
read to San Francisco. If you cross
the continent in one of the tourist
sleepers of this line you will enjoy
your trip and save considerable money
For full particulars inquire of E. B.
Slossen, general agent.
Book dospital
R. H. QILLESP1E
Phone I MO 124 O Street
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YOUR PARTIES
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are not a complete suc
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ORIFPIN-aREER PRINTINO COMP'Y
1136 O Street
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Lincoln Shoe Repairing Go.
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