COMMENCEMENT PROQIIAM.
The program for oontmoncemont wook
Ih n h follows:
Saturday, May 29-Jolnt program of tho
lltornry Hoclotles; unlvoralty ohopol
Monday, May 31, S p. m. Tho ohanooU
lor'B annual reception to tho faculty and
Btudonta of tho college of law; tho ohan
oollor'B rosldonco, 1037 H etrcot.
Tuoaday, Juno 1, 8 p. m.-Tho chanccl
lor'a annual rocoptlon to tho unlvoralty
sonato, and to tho senlora of tho colleo
of llteraturo, sclonco and tho artB, and
of tho Industrial collego; tho ohanoollor's
rosldonco, 1037 H atroot.
Friday, Juno 4, 8 p. m. Fourth annual
ooncort of tho university school of mu
nloj tho Funko opora houso,
Sunday, Juno 6, 8 p. m. Baccalauroato
aortnon by Chancollor Ooorgo E. Mao
Loan; tho Lansing thoatro.
Monday, Juno 7, 5 p. w. Annual bus!
noMx mooting of tho oollogo of lawj tho
unlvoralty chapel.
8 p. m. Annual address boforo tho col-
h'gn of law by Judge J". M. Woolworth,
prosldent of tho Amorlcan bar associa
tion: tho Lansing thoatre.
Tut day, Juno 8, 10 a rn. Class day;
the Lansing thoatro.
4 p. m. Annual mooting of tho board
Of rCKl'lltS.
8 p. m. Commencement concert, uni
versity chorus and orchestra; tho Lan
PltiK thoatro.
WVdni-sday, Juno 9, 10 a. m. to 2 p.
in. Quinquennial class rounlona and din
ners classes of '77, '82, '87, '92, and re
unions of other classes since '92.
4 p. m. Tho chancellor's second annual
report boforo tho Joint mcotlng of alum
ni of all colleges; tho university chapel.
5 p. m. Annual business meotlnpr of
tho allumnl of tho collego of llteraturo,
sclonco and tho arts, and tho Industrial
college; tho university chapel.
8 p. m. Alumni address boforo tho ool
logo of literature, science, and tho arts,
and tho Industrial college, by Mrs. H.
H. Wilson, class of '80; tho Lansing
theatre.
10 p. m. Annual reunion and banquet
of tho cotlegc of law; tho Llndell.
Thursday, Juno 10, Commencement day.
10 a. m. Commencement oration by
Edward Evorott Halo; conferring of de
grees, certificates and commissions; tho
Lansing theatre
1 p. m. Alumni reunion and banquet;
tho Llndell.
8 p. m. Phi Beta Kappa oration by
Edward Evorott Halo; tho Lansing
theatro.
Commltteo of arrangements; R. B.
Owens, chairman, Capt. John F. Gull
foylo, H. H. Nicholson, G. E. Barber, E.
H. Barbour, secretary.
Students or others desiring any thing
In tho lino of canvassing work would do
well to call on "W. L. McKay, Room 3,
T. M. C. A. building. Rand McNally &
Co's Twentieth century library scheme
la one of tho boat sellers out Agents ore
making big money at It.
Prof. I. M. Hodgman officiated as one
of tho judges at tho state declamatory
contest held at Fremont last week. A
larjyO body of teachers from different
parts of the state were present. Profess.
Blgolow of Falls City brought up a con
testant who was a very close second.
ATHLETIC BOARD MEKT1NG.
At a meeting of tho Athletic board held
Mcnday afternoon tho following lnteruol
lcglato rules were adopted. These are
the same rules adopted last fall by Wis
consin, Minnesota, Michigan, Northwest
cm, Chicago and others.
1. No one shall participate In any Inter
collegiate game or athletic sport unless
he bo a bona fide student doing full work
in h regular or special course, as defined
in tho curriculum of his collego; and no
pun.on who has participated In any Inter
eollt".iito gamo as a member of any col
JeKn tt-am shall bo permitted to partici
pate in any gamo as a member of an
other collego team until ho has been a
matrloulant In such collego under the
nbovu conditions for a period of ono year
or 1'uh obtained a collego academic de
gree. 2. No person shall bo admitted to any
Intercollegiate contest who has received
any gift, remuneration or pay for his
services on tho collego team
3. No student shall play upon the team
of any other collego or colleges for more
four years In aggregate unless he shall
hav secured a degree, In which case ho
muy play two additional years, provided
ho 1m a candidate for a second degree.
4. No student shall participate In any
intercollegiate contest who has ever used
or la using his knowledge of athletics or
his athletic skllf for gain. This rule shall
bo operative after October, 1890. No per
son who receives any compensation from
tho university for services rendored by
way f regular Instruction shall bo al
lowed to play on any team. This rule
shall take effect December 1, 1890.
5. No student shall play in any gam
under an assumed name.
C. No student shall bo pormltted to
participate In any Intercollegiate contest
who la found by thn faculty to b de
linquent in his studies.
7. All intercollegiate games shall bo
played on grounds either owned or un
der tho Immediate control of ono or both
of tho colleges participating In tho con
test, and all Intorcolloglato games shall
bo played undor studont or collego man
agement, and not under tho control of
any corporation or association on private
Individual. (
8. Tho olootlona of manogora vind cap
tains of teams In each college shall bo
BUbJoot to tho approval of Its oommlttco
on athlotlcs.
9. Collego football toama shall play only
with teams roprosontlng educational In
stitutions. 10. Boforo ovory Intorcolloglato contest
tho respective chairmen of tho athlotio
committees of tho Institutions concerned
shall submit to each other a cortlflod list
of players, ollglblo undor tho rules
adoptod, to participate In said contest.
It shall bo tho duty of tho captains of
tho respcottvo toama to exoludo all play
ers from tho contest savo thoso so certi
fied 11. Athletto commit toos shall requlro
each candldato for a team to represent
tho university In Intorcolloglato contests
to subscrlbo to a statemont that ho Is
eligible undor tho letter and spirit of tho
rules adoptod.
12. No person having boon a mombor
of any collego athlotio team during any
yoar, and having been In attendanmo less
than ono collego half-yoar, shall bo per
mitted to play In any Intercollcglato con
tost thereafter until ho shall have boon
In attendanco six consecutive months.
Tho management wishes onco moro to
thank tho numorous students for tho
many favors extended this season. Par
ticularly aro thanks duo to tho band boys
for tholr parades; to managor Oury of
tho football toam, and Managor Hliodd of
tho track toam for tholr co-oporatlon and
aid; to tho sign artists, and many others.
For a cliolco asaortmont of jokos aak
tho ball boys about
Doacon Ktndlor and tho priest's fish.
Deacon Klndlor and tho Chicago stroot
oars.
Packard and tho Notro.Damo potatoes.
Roodor and tho Toledo maldon.
Packard and South Evanatown.
Robinson and tho towels.
Frlol and tho wrong room. (Ask tho
pluyors and not mo Rlloy.)
Big
Bargains
in
Profes-sor Hodgman will dollvor the
commencomont address at Ncllgh high
school on tho subject "A Modern Univer
sity Movement."
Thursday afternoon tho freshmen foot
ball team got together for a few minutes
and elected Griffith captain of tho team
for next season.
Last Friday tho freshmen elected offi
cers as follows: R. D. Andreson, pres
ident; Austin Collett vice-president; Miss
Louisa Stratton aecrotary;Ml33 Hamil
ton treasurer, H. H. Moro historian; and
A. S. Pearso tho retiring president, ser
geant at arms.
Aftor a week's worry and Indecision, It
has been decided that tho cadots will not
go to camp this year. Mllford was tho
place determined upon.
PHI BETA KAPPA.
Tho names of the remaining seniors
elected to Phi Beta Kappa were read In
chapol Tuesday morning Thoy are; J.
V. Z. Cortclyou, Benton Dales, Ada Gra
ham, S. M. Moss, Ida Holso, C. S. Nor
ton, Nottlo Phllbrlck, Edwin Piper, L. C.
Smith, George H. Thomas, Julia Wort.
THE NEBRASKAN ADVERTISERS.
Wo wish to call tho attention of tho
Profossora and students to tho local mer
chants who advertise In Tho Nebraakan.
Every firm represented hero la guaran
teed reliable, and patronage that Is ex
tended thorn, will bo appreciated by the
manager of this paper. When It Is Just
as convenient, let them have yaur patron
age. You will benefit by It as much as
any one.
EVANS LAUNDRY COMPANY-Beat
service greatest courtesy. 325 N. 12th.
BUMSTEAD AND TUTTLE-Genta fur-
PAINE & WARFEL Clothlera and furn
ishing goods. Morchant tailors. 1133 O
street. Your shoes ahlned free.
CHARLES B. GREGORY-Coal. Office
at 1100 O street.
GEORGE CONSTANCER'S Barber ahop
located at 1010 O street.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Located at
the cornor of 10th and O streets.
THE BOOK DEPARTMENT OF Herpol
shelmcr and Company. 12 th and N at.
T. J. THORPE & CO Rubber stamps,
seals etc. 308 S. 11th street.
C. EHLERS Tailor. Suits made to ord
er. Repairing done. 126 S. 11th.
LINCOLN NEWS AGENCY C. L. Spen
cer, 'OS, manager. 11th and O St.
DR. S. E. COOK Eye ear, nose and
throat. 1215 O street.
H. CAPES Boots and shoes repared 133
South Twelfth street.
HAYDEN Photographer, Now location
1029 O street.
E. HALLETT-JEWELER, 1143 O Btreot.
Watch repairing, engraving otc.
NEBRASKA PANT & SUIT CO. 1217 O
Streot.
L. D. SHERWIN Dentist, Room 19,
Burr block.
RUDGE & MORRIS Furniture, 11181126
N atreeot.
LINCOLN HOTEL Austin Humphrey
Manage-, 9th and P streets.
ELITE STUDIO T. W. Townsond, Prop.
226 South Eleventh St.
LINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGE Sum
mer school etc. 11 & O streets.
SULPHO-SALINE BATH HOUSE-Cor-
ner of 14th and M 6tr.eo.ts.
THE PALACE DINING HALL A. G.
Osmer, proprlteor. 1132 N streot.
NEBRASKA TENT AND AWNING CO.
Tents rented etc. Lois Doyle Prop.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL TO THE UN-
lverslty. C. W. Wallace, director.
THE ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO.
Successors to Browing King and Co.
PERKINS & SHELDON The reliable
shoe store of Lincoln. 1129 O street.
nishlngs and tailoring. 117 S. 11th St.
H. W. BROWN Druggist, books and
stationery. 127 South 11th street.
MILLER & PAINE Dry goods and fur
nishing goods. 1229 to 1239 O street.
FRANCIS BROS. Restaurant and short
order house. 121 N. 11th street.
' BASEBALL BOUNCES.
An amusing Incident happened In the
Chicago depot. As tho team limped pain
fully toward tho train an old lady who
had been watching tho boys with tears
In her oyea, turned to Robinson whom
she mistook for a guide and askcd,"What
hospital aro you taking all these poor
young men to." And It was a natural
question. Friel, Cowgill, Gordon, Crolgh,
and Pace, all walked as If their limbs
wero wooden to tho hips. Reeder had a
spiked foot. Benedict was nursing a
cramped stomach, and a split finger. Kln
dlor had looked at tho great sights of
Chicago until ho was dizzy. In fact
Packard was tho only wholo man, and
tho old lady thought ho had tho dropsey.
Tho great surprise of tho trip was tho
poor success of our favorites, Crelgh and
Klndler at the bat, and tho splendid bat
ting of Eddlo Gordon who has bean a
weak batter heretofore
The players wero treated like princes
at Notro Dome, and were pleasantly en
tertained at other places
Tho management announces that the
trip was a complete success financially.
This Is particularly gratifying Just at
this moment when news reaches us that
several collego teams are being stranded
far, far from home.
An nffnrt nj mndo to secure a date In Havden. the shotographer who is now
Lincoln with tho all-Australian team, but ' located at 1029 O street, 1b again offering
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
ONLY $22.50 TO SAN FRANCISCO
Juno 29 to July 3, account National Con
vention Christian Endeavorers Special
trains. Through tourist and palace Bleep
ors. Stop-overs allowed at and west of
Denver. Return via Portland, Yellow
stone park and Black Hills If desired.
Endeavorers and 'their friends who take
tho Burlington are guaranteed a quick,
cool, comfortablo Journey, fine scenery
(by daylight) and first class equipment.
Berths reserved and descriptive liter
ature furnished on request at B. and M.
depot or city ofllce corner 10th and O at.
G. W. BONNELL C. P. & T. A.
they had tholr schedule full.
Tho gamo with tho Drako university
team of Des Moines will bo played on
June 7. A telegram has been received
stating that Northwestern cannot come
west this season.
a special rate to biuuuiuh uu uu yuuiu-
graph. His name Is a guarantee of goo a
work.
V
The L. F. & A. Co. have Just received
a new line of picture frame mouldings,
and have put the rates down for students
A full line of art goods. 212 So. Uth st.
Your Name
on One Hundred Visiting Cards and Copper
Plate for One Dollar. .
Ladies' Cloaks
Ladies' Underwear
Ladies' Hosiery
Ladies' Gloves
Gents' Underwear
Gents' Hosiery
Gents' Gloves
MILLER & PAINE,
1229 to 1239 O Street.
Truhks. Valises
ELEGANT LINE OF POCKET
BOOKS-CARD CASES
and LEATHER NOVELTIES.
For Summer Tourists and Others.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Old Trunks in Exchange for New Ones.
LINCOLN TRUNK FACTORY, - 1217 0 Street.
YOU WILL SAVE TIME
By taking Ua
FOR MAIN LINE,
And Norfolk Branch. .
All Points in Kansas.
Keep this in mind wlion going on foot-ball trips or any vacation .
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1044 O Street.
Book Department, Herpolsheimer & Co.
E. HALLETT, -
Penler in
Fine Watches, Diamonds, Sterling Silverwar,
Clocks, Jewelry, Opera Glasses, Gold
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Watch repairing, engraving and Optical work a specialty. No charge for exam
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TWO TRAINS DAILY
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