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EXCHANGE.
Johns Hopkins has established a new
course In the Malay language.
The University of Michigan junior
hop was held Friday, February !).
The New York Yale club Is consider
ing the erection of a new club house.
The thirty-second annual banquet of
the Philadelphia Yale alumni wa3 held
on Friday last.
More than 700 candidates responded
to Yale's call for men for her various
athletic teams.
The University of Pennsylvania has
decided to send a track team of twelve
men to London and Paris next summer.
Quite a number of the eastern col
leges are contemplating sending track
teams to Paris the coming summer for
the world's fair.
Delolt college proposes amending the
constitution of her athletic association
so that all foot ball and base ball
panics will be arranged by a coach.
The management of one of our ex
changes has resolved that nothing shall
be printed in their paper except that
which comes from their students and
nluninl.
It is said that Yale has only six more
students this year than last, while the
University of Michigan has gained' one
hundred and fifteen and Cornell nearly
one hundred and fifty.
The annual debate between the Uni
versities of Illinois and Indiana was
held last Friday night. The question
debated related to England's right of
interference in South Africa. Illinois
supported the negative and won.
Yale awarded the 'varsity Y to the
winner of the most points at the recent
contest of the gymnastic association.
Harvard will receive $10,000 from
the city of Cambridge for taxes ille
gally 7cllected during the past few
years.
An intercollegiate swimming relay
race, in which Yale, Columbia, Penn
sylvania, Princeton, and possibly Har
vard, will be entered, will take place
under the auspices of the sportsmen's
show, to be held at Boston February
22 to 24.
One-fifth of 1 per cent of the inhabi
tants of the United States are college
bred men. Yet they furnish 30 per
cent of our congressmen, 50 per cent of
our presidents and more than 75 per
cent of the judges of our supreme
court. The Stentor.
The four colleges In the United
States having the largest enrollment!
are Harvard and the Universities of
Michigan. Minnesota and Pennsyl
vania. Harvard hau four thousand
fctudents, Michigan thirty-three hun
dred, Minnesota and Pennsylvania each
three thousand.
Thu flv riphoKt fnUptroti In the
United States with their endowments
are: Glrard. IJ5.250.000: Leland Stac-!
ford. Jr.. 113.500.000- Harvard. $10.
000,000; Columbia, Jfl.600,000; Cornell.
$ 8,000.000. Each 'flew hag an an
nual Income of n 1.000,000. The
University of Txais ' Hie title tx
2.000.000 a-res of lane
There is much dterue. ln Progress
1 Dr, Shoemaker's Private Hospital,
Special attention given to all Diseases of
Women. (All surgical diseases are treated
by the most approved methods. Every con
venience for Pelvic and Abdominal Surgery
Baths for Ladles Only. Special atten
tion given to Massage and Swedish Move
ments in their most recent developments
by the trained manipulator in charge
C. A. SHOEMAKER, M. D., 1117 L St.
The Student's
Favorite Dininrj Hall
The PalaoG
1130 N Street
Home Gooklno
Good Accommodations
Spalding's
Official
Athletic Goods
Officially adopted by the lead
ing Colleges, Schools and
Athletic Clubs of the country
Every requisite for Bare Ball,
Fool Ball. Golf, Tennis. Ath
letics. Gymnasium Spald
ing's Official League Ball is
the official ball of the National League and
all the leading college associations. Spald-!
ings's Base Ball Guide for 11)00. 10 cents. '
Handsome Catalogue of Athletic Sports 1
free to any address. 1
A. G. Spalding & Bros.,
CHICAGO.
NEW YOItlv.
DEN'VKK.
at the various universities as to the (
method to be adopted of granting em
blems to members of debating teams.
The University of Michigan Dally say:
"It i3 the intention of the oratorical as-'
sociation to promote interest in debat
ing and oratory by somewhat similar
methods by granting caps or ribbons, '
fo that 'he who runs may read' and
know who the men are who have given
Michigan even a more prominent name
in debating than she enjoys in athletics.
It is ant.clpated that the contests for
wearing these caps or ribbons will be
as great as now exists for the honor of
wearing the athletic 'M '
GIItL-S' BASKET BALL. 1
At 10 o'clock on the morning of
charter day the second match game b?
tween Miss Whiting's and Miss
Spurck's teams was played, resulting
ln a score of 8 to 4 In favor of Miss
Spurck's eam. An enthusiastic crowd
filled the gallery and lined along the
sides of the gymnasium. Tin horns,
rattles, bells, feminine shrieks and
bursts of applause greeted every suc
cessful ad unsuccessful play. Boys in
the chemical laboratory compared the
L6ij Issuing from the armory to that
of a steam calliope or the yell of In-1
d'aa In a war dance. The play was
quick aid exiting, both to players and
jH".lators
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A BEAUTIFUL ATTACHMENT
iidnrinNfi STOfHfiFn IftSTHUMEVTS I
lias been added to the well
known Ilospe
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TERMS) $25 CASH, $20 MONTHLY.
With Stool and ScarL
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Writ For Particulars.
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EVERYTMNQ IN MUSIO
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The
Annual
Sale-
of
Undermuslins
and the
Annual
Sale
of
Table
Linens
began here Monday morning and will close Sat
urday night. When you have inspected the
values offered and the prices named you will
agree with us that this years' sales easily sur
pass 'their predecessors from the'standppint of
interest to customers.
SLvihAJk ffe.
LINCOLN, NEB.
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be University of iftinnesota
College of 3It'd!cine and Surgery.
The Twelfth Annual Course of Lectures will com
mence on the 19th day of September, 1899, and will
continue eight and one-half months. The course is
graded and covers a period of four years. Medical Hall,
the Laboratory of Medical Sciences, the Laboratory of
Medical Chemistry and the Laboratory of Anatomy arr;
situated upon the University campus. The clinical op
portunities afforded by the hospitals and dispensaries of
Minneapolis and St. Paul are at the command of the
College. For out-door clinical service a new clinical
building has been built in a central location.
For information address
Dr. Parks Ritchie,
DEAN UNIVEUSl'I V OF MINNESOTA,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
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