LOCAL.
Kxnma nrc coming.
Watch for our specialties in the sola
time! Atl'rye&Co.'s.
The committee for the joint society
program is working hard.
Vryc & Co. sell perfumes. Go to l'ryc
& Co. for ft cold drink of sodn.
The girl's gymnasium exhibit will be
given the 25II1. The hoys will be the
afith.
Students wishing employment for the
summer should call on A. II. Glcnsou,
1 234 0 street.
The railing for bicycles is greatly up
prcciutcd by those so fortuunte ns to
own wheel.
Take your prescriptions to Kryc &
Co. 's pharmacy. A fresh stock of drugs
nlwnjs on hand.
Our speakers in the joint debute are
Abbot, linker, Johnson, Newbrnnch,
Bishop and Sonrsou.
Two columns were given in hist Sun
day's Journal to the description of the
Morrill collections in the museum.
Collars and cuffs hnvc been furnished
the endets at a very low price. This will
aid in the appearance of the battalion.
As the campus had good care last win
ter it looks better than ever this season.
The flower planting was begun this
week.
Tenuis, base ball and drill give the
western side of the campus a very at
tractive appearance during the after
noons. Sigma Alpha Kpsilon will give n danc
ing party Friday evening at Temple
Hall. A very large number have been
invited.
The proposed march of the battalion
which was postponed from last Saturday
on account of Field Day will, take place
tomorrow.
The freshman boys have adopted a
new hat of white straw with a broad pur
ple band. Together with the girl's hats
they are very pretty.
The battalion rejoices in the new col
ors. The flag is an elegant one. All
the boys envy Bert Forbes now. Com
pany "B" had the honor of being its
first escort.
The bowling alley bus been turned
into a shooting gallery for the old mem
bers of the battalion. Those of Com
panies A and B use it Tuesday after
noons and those of "C" and "D" on
Thursday.
Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta Theta Pi
entertained last Friday evening at the
home of Krnest Ames on 20th and Sum
ner street. Mr. Ames distinguished
himself as a host. A most enjoyable
time was reported by all.
Mr. McMullen, by unanimous vote of
the delegates of the Interstate Oratorical
convention was permitted to speak
Thursday night at the Inter-State. Illi
nois won first place. Nebraska was
sixth. This is the best rank ever award
ed Nebraska.
The debate between Cotner and the
U. B. D. C. which will occur here on the
1 ith promises to be the hottest and best
debate ever held at the University. It
will be held in the chapel where seats
will be reserved for Cotner. About one
hundred Cotnerites will be down. The
subject for debate is: "Resolved, that
the principles and policies of the A. P.
A. are un-American and inexpedient.
The Junior "Annual" question will be
settled this year by the Sophmores
much more peaceably than last year. A
wise step was made by the appoint
ment of r. committee composed of Geo.
Johnson, Miss Bruner and Messrs Teele,
Pulis and Porter, which is to look up the
expenses and difficulty of publishing an
annual and also to submit recommenda
tions for editors and managers. Friday
a meeting of the class will be held and
the entire matter disposed of.
EXCHANGE.
Pennsylvania won the joint debate
with Cornell.
An Inter-fraternity Base Ball League
is being formed at the Kansas State
University.
A University Glee Club composed of
alumni of the larger eastern colleges has
been organized in New York with forty
eight members.
The Battalion of the Iowa State Uni
versity is making an effort to have a
short encampment this spring. Wiscon
sin has a battalion but no encampment,
These Universities are hardly in line
with Nebraska in military work.
Break, break, break
On thy cold, gray stones, 0 sea;
I have been broke so oft
No terror hast thou for me.
Wis.
1'IKST DOWN,
He was a football player,
She n maiden petite;
He had a struggling mustache,
Whicn, of course he thought was neat.
She was a bit sarcastic,
And only laughed at the frow n
That spread upon his countenance
When she asked, "Is it first down?"
The l.iifnyette.
A STIl'tf DRINK.
A pilgrim on dark Styx's brink address
ed the boatman drear:
"Dread sir, I would with thee embark,
but thou art full, fear."
Quoth Charon: "Sir, dismiss such
thoughts! I'm loaded well, 'tis
clear;
But ne'er will I be found so full that I
can't take on a bier."
Trinity Tablet.
OUR fiYM.
A maiden was relating
To rural friciub at home
The wonders of our college
To which she late had come.
"Our Gym is very handsome,"
She said, (her friends looked wise)
"And tall a hundred feet, I think."
tThey gazed in dumb surprise.)
"Our Gym looks down upon the
street."
(O, what a flirt, thought they.)
"And when we pass we gaze and gaze."
(O, dreadful girls, they say.)
"Our Gym smoked so, one Sunday,
We thought there was a fire."
(A dissipated youth, that Jim
Their looks expressed their ire.)
"And all we girls are raving,
Because through some mean whim
The boys have sole possession
Of our dear, darling Gym."
Their hands were raised in horror
As she went on to say:
"We girls all think the world of Gym,
We love him more each day."
Then with one voice the council
Of friends assembled cried:
"In that strange place, O maiden,
You shall no more reside."
"If there the girls all love one man
It is a wicked place;
For modest little maidens
To live there's a disgrace."
"Gymnasium is the proper name,"
Resumed the maid demure,
"But our abbreviation
You'll pardon, I am sure."
-JIM.
UNIVERSITY TENNIS CLUB.
Ground Rules.
1. The courts are reserved for the
use of paid up members exclusively.
2. No one is permitted to play on the I
courts without tenuis shoes.
3. When the courts are all occupied '
and others are waiting to play, those
using the courts are permitted to
hold them during two sets of doubles or
one set of singles only.
HANDICAP CLASSIFICATIONS.
Class A gives class B half fifteen
Class A gives class C fifteen. '
Class A gives class D half thirty. I
A player advances to the next higher
class on beating at the proper odds, two
thirds of die players of that class, ex
cept that one in class B, advances to
class A on beating a majority of those in
the latter class,
The results of all games should be re
corded in the book provided for that
purpose, which is kept in the office, this
record will serve for future classifica
tion. Partners should be selected for the
Double Tournament, which will prob
ably begin about May 1. The exact
date will be given later.
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California tourists.
Quickest time and host sorvioo.
Tho only lino running Pullman
palace and tourist Blonpors and din
ors through to San Francisco. For
any additional information call on
or address
J. T. Mahtin, 0. T. A., 1014 O st.
K. B. Hi.osson, Gonoral Agont.
Great Rock Island Routi
TO THE EAST.
1 riF.ST D1NINS CAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD
1852
IR92.
As long 11 tltno an David reigned, so lone hits
tin' (Jliloimo, Hook Islam! & I'ualtloraUwa)
run trains westward from Chicago,
" ho itouk Island Is fionio-u In ndopttug anj
m "intngo calculated to Improvo speed and
gl m that luxury, safety and comfort that
popular patronage tloinanda Its equipment
is thoroughly complete with vcstlhuled trains,
magmiccut dlnliiR cars, sleopers and chair
onchos, all the most elegant and of recently
Improved patterns.
Faithful andcapitblomamtKomontand polite
honest scrvlco from employe! arc Important
Items. They uro u douhloduty to tho Com
panynndto travelers nm! It is sometimes
tnskdlftlcultof accomplishment. I'assongorH
on this lino will find Utile causo for complaint
on that ground.
Tho ImporUiuco of this lino can bo bettor
understood If a short lesson lu geography bo
now recited .
What Is tho grcnt eastern termini of the
Hock island routol Chicago. What other
BUb-oat-tern termini has It? Peoria. To what
Important joints does It run trains to the
northwest? St, l'auland Minneapolis, Minne
sota and Wnt ortown and Sioux Falls, Dakota.
To what Important Iowa unit Nebraska points?
Bos Moines, Davenport. Iowa: Omaha and
Lincoln, Nebraska. Docs It touch other Mis
souri rlvor points? Yes: St. Josonh. Atchison
1 Leavenworth and Kansas City. Docs ll run
t ruins to tho foothills of tho Hooky mountains?
Yes; to Denver, Colorado Spring and
Pueblo, solid vcstlbuloil from Chicago. Can
mportant. cities of Kansas bo ranched by tho
Rock Island route? Yes; Its capital city, To
peka, nnd a full hundred others In all direc
tions in the state and it Is the only road run
ning to and Into tho now lands opened for
scttloment In the Choyonno and Arapahoe
reservation.
It will thus l)0 6cen that a lino tupping, as
tho Rock Island docs, such 11 varied torritory,
has much In that regard to commend It to
travclon, as all connections are sure on tho
Rock Island, and passengers can rely on a
speedy Journey, as over a bulk of tho Bystom
through trains are run, and it has becemo,
and rightly too, the popular lino.
A vory popular train on tho Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railway loaves Donvor, Puoblo
and Colorado Springs dally. It Is called "The
World's Fair Special," Is only 0110 day out, and
passengers arrive at Chicago early tho second
morning.
Tho Rock Island hns become a popular Col
orado lino, and the train abovo referred to Is
vcstlhuled, and carries tho Rock Island's
excellent dining car service
For full particulars as to tickets, maps, rutcs,
apply to any coupon ticket office In tho United
States, Canada, or Mexico, or address:
JNO. SEBA8TIAN
Oon. Tkt. & Pass. Agt., Chlcagf 111
K, 8T JOHN. Genl. Mgr. Chicago, III.
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town for Clothing, Dry Goods,
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1235 P Street,
Lansing Theatre Building
We have the finest stock of Spring and Summer Goods in
the city. Student Trade especially solicited. Give
us a call. 1235 P Street.
Fine foot form
Usual Courtices Extended to Students.
J. H. EVANS, Prest. and Trcas.
Erans Laundry
327, 329, 331 N. 12th STREET.
Telephone 199. LINCOLN, NEB.
LINCOLN NOftMAL UNIYMSITY
t2AN ADVANCED NORMAL SOHOOL5c-
(Incorporatcd. Investment $15.000.)
A WORD TO STATE UNIVERSITY SiUDENTS.
TITB COLLEGE COUBSR While we have a strong four years' Col
lege Course, a fact not generally understood, y 3t we cuunot expect gradu
ates and undergraduates from the State and othci Institutions to give ua
their support in this department to the exclusion of.thoirown institutions.
But we are ambitious to win your good opinion for those particular de
partments found with us and not found in the college or university or
your choice. You will vnnt many or your friends iu the future to attend
your college and compleco a coirso, but either because they cannot or will
not take a college course you fail. On the other hand, they may be deter
mined to take special work in some institution. Right here we aro am
bitious to convinco you that the Lincoln Normal University can take these
young people and do better by them thau any other institution in Ne
braska. WHY?
Because, Wo have from from 2 to 8 times as muoh money invested.
Because, Our equipments are superior.
Because, Our courses of study in oach department are muoh stronger.
Because, We do not allow our students to got false notions of an edu
cation by reason of completing thi?ee shorter courses.
COURSES TO CHOOSE FROM.
The Teachers' or Professional Counv It takes as long with us to get the
diploma from this course as It doea at any other private normal to get
their teachers' diploma and the so-called B. S. and B. A. degrees all com
bined. You will see at once that our teachers are not skipped and
skimmed through a short, pedagogical course.
'The Conservatory of Music In this department we give a most com
plete musical education. Director Oldham is a leader in his profession.
The Commercial Course Students entering this course find that it is
not equalled in Nebraska. The ability of the instructors, the course of
study and tho equipments all lead.
Shorthand and Typewriting Wo can repeat hero what is said for the
work above.
Kindergarten No, we cannot turn out a kindergartener in a term or
two. But if the students complete the course they are strong strong in
practice, strong in philosophy.
Pen Art and Fine Art We are peculiarly fortunate in this work. We
have an arlist at its head.
Students can enter these courses at any time. Will you call at the in
stitution and investigate the above statements? Having sntlsflod yourself
you would be better able to advise your friends. Address,
J. F. SAYLOR. President, Normal, Nebraska.
HILL M. nPLL, Vice-Pros. .10HN OAKH. Treas. W. 0. MENTZER, Boo.
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