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John Steele was seen in the halls Monday.
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Prof Blake lectured in Kansas City last night.
Prof. Dunlap did not meet his classes Tuesday and Wednesday.
Prof. Templin delivered a lecture in Abilene Monday evening.
Prof. Templin gave a talk on Hypnotism before the Unity Club Tuesday night.
II. W. Schott has returned from a two weeks visit at his home in Leavenworth.
E. C. Wise of Omaha is the latest student enrolled in the Electrical Engineering department.
Prof. Wilcox delivered a lecture on "Modern Athens" before the High School Monday morning.
Prof. Carruth delivered his second lecture in the University extension course in Kansas City last Tuesday evening.
Adelphic Literary Society.
Special subject—Monasticism.
The following program will be presented tonight by the Adelphic Literary society:
Monasticism among the Brahmans and Buddhists, W. J. Krehbiel.
Origin of Monasticism in Christianity, C. S. Griffen.
The Mendicant Order—Dominican and Franciscan, Walter Truitt.
The Monks in Convents, H. C.
Riggs.
Protestant Monasticism, A. K. Hoge.
Debate: Has the General Effect of Monasticism on Christianity been Beneficial? Affirmative, Alba Sweezy, J. W. Park: negative, Albert Garret, D. F. Jantzen.
Spring is here and the hens have begun to lay. Send your steward around to Jones' grocery, 706 Mass. St., and buy a dozen, fresh laid, at bed rock prices.
J. M. Challiss will deliver his oration "Shylock and Justice," tonight at an entertainment to be given by the East Lide Literary club of Kansas City.
Abe Levy has moved from his old stand into 821 Massachusetts street and is now ready for callers.
Go to Smith's for Base Balls, Bats, Gloves and all kinds of athletic goods.
The Leis Drug Co. make a specialty of fine handkerchief Extracts.
The best onions in town at Jones' Special rates to student clubs.
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The place to see all of Julian Jordan's songs is at Bells.
Toilet Soaps, good and cheap, at Leis' Drug Co.
All the Sunday papers at Smith's Wang in Bell's show window. Students Canes at Smith's.
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