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Foreign Missions.
At Harvard: A. P. Zeller, John Hall, Ralph W. Cone,'95; C. S. Criffin,'94; Alva Sweezy, J.I.Hamaker,H.R.Linville,'93.
At University of Pennsylvania: B. M. Dickinson, '95; James V.May,'94; Ernst Robinson, D.H. Spenser,'93.
At Northwestern University Law School, Chicago: Fred E. Buchan,'94.
At McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago: Stanton Olinger,'95; R. E. Blackman, '94.
At Cornell: Ollie Shiras.
In Chicago, studying medicine, Curtis and Styles Wherry.
Peerless Steam Laundry, Alvah Souder, Agt.
Griffin the Coal Man.
It doesn't make any difference whether you are warm or cold your case can be attended to by A. J. GRIFFIN.
Students!! Geo. Hollingbery & Son, are able this season to supply you with furnishing goods, and Merchant Tailor goods, at better rates than ever before in the 23 years we have been doing business in Lawrence. 841 Mass., Street.
University students desiring to get instruction in Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship, etc., can be accommodated at the Lawrence Business College, without interfering with University work. Charges reasonable.
A. G. COONROD, Prin.
J. L. BOLES, LESSEE, EIDEMILLER ICE Co. Always reliable pure ICE, prompt and cheerful Service. Office Eldridge House corner. Phone 13. Residence Phone 47. [Red Wagons.]
English Department Notices.
All Juniors, and all Seniors who have not taken the course in Advanced English Composition, and who may desire to substitute for the first forensic of the present term a short course in the theory of fornsic writing accompanied with brief practical exercises, are asked to meet in Room 14 Thursday, September 19, at five o'clock. At that time the nature and object of the proposed course will be fully explained, a class organized, and a time for its meetings determined upon. The course is to comprise not more than six lectures.
All students are asked to provide themselves at once with a copy of the English Bulletin for the coming University year, and to read with especial care the new announcements, particularly those with reference to prizes in literature and debate, and the revised directions with regard to themes, theses, and forensics.
E. M. HOPKINS.
Try the Peerless, Alvah Souder, Agt.
WOODWARD's is HEADQUARTERS for students' cigar trade. All the finest brands of "nickel and "dime" Havana's.
Stewart in the basement of main building will furnish you with quiz books and all kinds of tablets, etc., at the lowest prices.
Girls go to Misses Petersan & Hutt for your millinery.
The Nebraska Literary Magazine.
Under the editorship of Professor James W. Adams, of the English Department of the University of Nebraska, aided by his assistant, Mr. Herbert Bates, and a student board of eight members, there has appeared in May of this year the first number of a new magazine, such as we may one day hope to have at the University of Kansas, if all goes well. The undertaking represents an infinite amount of
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