THE DAILY NEBRA8KAN
Hionor of public lands and huildliiRH
The following 1h ft nkptrh of IiIh life
HoBldont In NebraHka, forty yoarfi;
fa mi or ton yearn, morchandiBo bunl
ih'hh cloven yearn, nino years county
comnllHHlonor of 1-anraster county;
six yoarn hh president of the Htato
Maine Souvenir for Lincoln.
Washington Senator Ilrown ban
mado application to tlio navy depart
ment for a Houvenir from tbo battle
Hliip Maine for tlio Crand Army col
lection of souvenirs at tlio headiniar
torn in Lincoln The department ban
adiKod him that it is holding a i roni
inont Rouvonlr for tbo city of Lincoln,
but as tbo application mado was not
signed it has boon returned to Lin
coln for proper signature Tbo de
partment says it in impracticable to
bold tlio souvenir much longer. Tbo
application was originally Bent In by
Mr Mellor. of tlio ebraska agrlcul
t viral board
ABOUT PEOPLE
C H I'"rey. HorlHt, 1133 0 St.
Alpha Tim Omega announces the Association of Commissioners and
pledging !" (tt ZunnvliiUol of l't icn. ' Snpen Isors 1'iimaries Apiil l,lM2
Nobr
Tod Marrlnor. Cloanor and Hatter.
2:ir No 11th.
.lanett Oliver, '111. wont t Omaha
last night to Hpond the weekend with
frieiuiH
Mako your dates early with Hagen-
Ick'B Orc.boBtra Auto B-2990 tf
The Y M (' A midweek meeting i
Iuih been poBtponed becaimo of the
presence of ex President KooHOelt in j
Lincoln Thursday night
Have r.raveB print it for you
North Eleventh St.
233
"Minna von Barnhelm." hy the
ScbauBpieler Vereln. Temple theatre.
Friday night Tickets at Porter's and
desk in the Temple.
George Tiros., expert prlntora. en
gravers and emboBBors, 13th and N.
Prof Sarka Hrbkowi delivered an
address on "The Slav Immigrant In
America" before the Daughters of the
American Revolution at their last
meeting
Thornburg's Orchestra
dancerB with popular hits
2556.
delightB
Auto B-
tf
Professor Mickey is unable to meet
bis classes this week because of an
attack of the mumps, which, however,
is not serious His work is being
bandied by Professor Chatburn and an
assistant.
Programs and Invitation! printed or
engraved. Boyd Printing Co., 125
North 12th.
Henry Pearse. "11!. returned y ester
day from bis trip to Vermillion. S. I),
where ho helped install a chupter of
Sigma Tail at the University of South
Dakota On his return lie stopped
for a brief visit at his home at
(Jeneva
Y. M 0. A barber shop opens at
7:30 a. m Student trade solicited
Host service.
The mechanical engineering depart
ment has received three cases of sam
pie powders and explosives from the
K. I. Du Pont-De NeniourB Powder
Company, of Wilmington, Del These
cases form an interesting exhibit and
are on exhibition in the steam lecture
room.
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Political Advertisement.
To my friends in the University. 1
take this means of asking for your
support and vote for my father, Fred
Ileckman, Republican candidate for
commissioner of public lands and
buildings.
The following is a brief sketch of
bis career:
Resident in Nebraska 40 years.
Farmer 10 years.
Merchandise business 11 years
Nine years county commissioner of
Lancaster county.
Six yearB as president of tbo State
Association of Commissioners and Supervisors.
NOTICE MEN ONLY: To my
frlonds in the University: I take this
means of asking for your support and
vote for ray father, Fred Dockman,
Republican candidate for commis-
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Political Advertisement.
For the Nomination
Clarence E. Harman
of HOLDREGE, NEB.
for
STATE RAILWAY
COMMISSIONER
Right on Public Questions
As the- Party Candidate Last Year
Made Good
CLARENCE E. HARMAN Your Vote and SuPPrt be Appreciated
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