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SPRING SUITINGS AND SILKS
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Fabrics for Tailor-Made Gowns have received special attention here this" season and as a
result our present showing of Tailor Suitings is far superior to any we have ever carried.
Then the season's novelties in never ending variations of weaves, colorings and designs as
well as all known makes and colors in staple fabrics, are arrayed here in greater quantities
than ever.
S 1 lyr5 Speaking of Silks is a pleasure to us, for we can say nothing within
Vr A A. IVO reason that our assortments will not verify. Every new pattern, every
new color and every new weave known to the trade may be found here.
We cordially invite you to inspect these assortments now whether you wish to buy or
not. It will cost you nothing to do so and by doing so you may form a very accurate idea
of the styles, colors and fabrics that will be worn this spring.
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HERPOLfflEiriER & QO.
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Solid trains, Lincoln to Denver, Chicago,
St. Louis and Kansas City.
G. W. BONNELL,
C. P. and T. A., Lincoln, Neb.
Prices from $15 Up. jg f JP $f
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COLLEGE men cverywliore nre Invited to send fir tic W- 'ibiri fi-mvcnlr Cntalog.
It contains nearly coo portraits of nrtlusnnd collegians, bc.lden ; i"i ;torv nccount
of the construction cf Washburn in-.truments cd n co-np!et II i i f i -1 pr "en.
Fire -Has rnunic dealers the worU ever sell Vtwhburna, or Irstrv.mentB r..ny be
obtalnd f-m the makers
LYON & HH1LY, CHJCAGO.
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The University of Minnesota,
College of Medicine and Surgery
ANNUAL SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 20th.
Course of study, 'four years; first two years devoted to laboratory studios; the last two years mainly
to clinical branches. Clinical material derived from tlio hospitals and dispensaries of the two
citios of Minneapolis and St. Paul.
DR. PARKS RITCHIE, Dean,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.
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