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TbjJInlrtrtUy ytu li divided Into four Quirten, "Water,
Sprite, Summer, and Autumn. Admluloa U Rrtnted at the
opening of etch, on Jnury d, April ad, 'Juno ih, and
October itt.
GraduateJntUuctton U offeree In the Graduate School of
u uieraiurea ana in tue Ojaen (Craduatel School of
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Profeuional InatructlonJ offered In the Divinity School,
JheUw School, Ruh Medical College (aflillated), and the
School of Education.
Summer Quarter 1906. June iS-September 1. riritTermi
June 16-Julyaoj Second TermJuly rAuut3. KeisliUa.
Mon l permitted for the entire quarter or for 'either terra.
FuU and regular credit I bW" for work done. Special
couraes ara offered for teachert.
For Information addttji
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Medics Defeat Wesley an.'
Tho University of Nebraska Medics
defeated Wesleya'n . in 'a hot game of
liaaoball yeatordayiat UriiveraltyPlacb.
A good crowd had gathered to seo
Wosloyan get oven with the Medics "for
thoir recent defeat. While the doctors
could not run up a score of 13 this
trip, yet' 5-4 looks good enough. Hum-
pus, tho Medic third baseman, was
.tho star of the contest, as he bitted
out two home runs, and the last one
I.camo In tho ninth inning, winning
tho game. Mulllken, who pitched for
'tho varalty In the last Kansas game,
was. tho curve dispenser for tho
Medics yesterday, and Reynolds offlci
atod bohind the bat. Qreensllp, and
Trumbull acted In Bimllar capacity for
Wesloyan. Umpire iSulllvan.
! Academy Notes.
Tho annual reception to Academy
students will take place tomorrow
ovonlng at tho homo of Prof, and Mrs.
Hodgman, 142Q L street. Tho students
will give a play entitled, "The Ven
eered Savage." Tho cast of characters
Is as follows:
Lou Dayton A Chicago belle
Bertha Corey;
Madge Dayton Her younger sister
floy Hamilton.
Dick Majendio Cousin to sisters
Russol Burkott.
iTho Duchqss of Dlddlesex
lirota mils.
Lady Fanny
Her daughter a silent young person
Gratia Green.
Lord Algernon Pornryhn. ,
Her son, still more silent
Ralph Mason,
Footman
Vogol Oettior.
It is hoped that every Academy stu
dent will bo present. Those who have
the reception In charge have spared
J ho efforts to make this a most enjoy
able occasion.
Camp Andrews.
Camp Andrews, Beatrice, Neb.,
MayJD, 1906.
General Orders.
.No. i. . X
1. This caml)x8hall be known ofv
flclally as Camp Andrews.
2. The following schedule of calls
Is announced:
5:40 a. m. First call.
5:50 a. m. Reveille. X
0:00 a. m. Assembly.
6:05 a. m. Fatigue call.
6i20 a. m. Mess call.
6:50 a. m. Sick call.
V:15 a.m. First call for drill.
7:25 a. m. Assembly.
8:10 a. m. Recall.
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9:00 a. m. Drill cull.
9:10 a. m. Assembly.
10:10 a. m. Recall.
10:45 a. m. Guard mounting, first
call.
10:55 an. Assembly.
Officers call: ,
UMBjuW-Firet sergeants' caTT
12:00 rh. Mess call.
4:00 p. m. Bnnd jionoprt.
4i45 p. m. Fatigue cajl.
5:00 p. m. Dress parade, flrsfcall.
. 5:10 p, m. Assembly.
Immediately after parade Retreat.
6: DO p. m. Mess call.
9:30 p. m. Tattoo.
10:45 p. m. Call to quarters.
11:00 p. m. Taps.
3. No cadet will leave camp, except
between the hours of 12 m. and 4:45
p. m., and 6:00 p. m. and 10:45 p. m.',
without a pass. All cadets leaving
camp will report their, departure and
return, to tho amanuensis 'of the
guard. '
By order of Captain Woclzor. :
M. E. CORNELIU,
First Lieut, and Batt. Adjutant.
Forbes Stables, livery, cab and bag.
gage, ,1125 P St. Bell 560. Auto 1GB0.
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Don Cameron's new lunch counter;
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A new lino 'of those-'soft collars at
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Don't buy a straw hat till ypu see
ours.
Meta Schaper,- '04 has- been re-elected
principal of tho Fullerton schools.
"Toe" Cotton was
visitor this week.
a Plattsmouth
Miss Pearl Stevenson was a campus
visitor yesterday on her way from
school work at, Aurora.
Dr. F. B, Way, president of the Wa
hoo school board, visited the Univer
sity Wednesday.
Miss Nellie B. Clark, '06, will teach
in the intermediate grados at Ashland.
Mrs. Barkloy will entertain the 'ex
ecutive committee of the University
Girls' Club at a luncheon Saturday.
L. J. Pepperburg of the Geological
department leaves for Omaim this af
ternoon in the Interests of the depart
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