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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
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& LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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The Co-Op.
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Unl. pins nt the Co-Op.
Ent at Hendry's, 129 N. 11th.
Go to Sanderson's for shoes.
Get your Uni. pin at The Co-Op.
See our 6c paper. Tho Co-Op.
Fine furs, 8teele, 143 So. 12th.
Steele, the furrier, 143 So. 12th.
We save you money. The Co-Op.
Good coffee at Munson's. 1418 O st.
Supplies of all kinds at The Co-Op.
The Hygienic Cafe. 316 So. 12th st.
Dr. Woodward, occullst, Richards
block.
Regent $3.50 shoes, all the late styles.
Sanderson's.
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Don Cameron's lunch counter, 114 So.
11th st.
Botany supplies. What you need at
The Co-Op.
Full line of fall underwear and hos
iery at Tho Famous.
R. W. Bliss, '01, is attending Rush
Medical College this year.
For reliable kid gloves and corsets
call on The Famous.
For sheet music go the Matthews
Piano Co.. 1120 O St.
Geo. Constancer'a new five-chair bar
ber shop at 1010 O st.
Phi Kappa Psi have pledged Mcsbis.
Southwick and Douglas.
S Do you want to rent a piano? Go to
" the Matthews Piano Co., 1120 O st. '
Charles B. Gregory (U. of N. '91)
sells coal at 1041 O st. See him.
Why not take your bath at Chris"
bath house, 11 and P Streets.
Guy Mooie and Wm. Green have
been pledged to Beta Theta Pi.
The Pioneer Burber .Shop at 113 So.
11th st., where you can get first-class
work.
Amos Thomas, '04, waB recently ap
pointed first sergeant of the Milford
cavalry troop.
G. E. Lester of the class of '02 has
yjono to New York where hg will take
the-law course at Columbia university.
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. Tho -'U. of N." Fountain Von at 81.00
'and the "High School " Foutain Pen at
jBOd are to bo had only at tho Lincoln
"jyook atoro, iivo u atreet.
The "U. of N." fountain pen at $1.00
is the equal of any $1.50 pen In tho
market. To ho had only at tho Lin
coln Book Store. 1126 O street.
History paper and covers, fountain
pens, text hooks, students' note books,
tablets and students' supplies at lowest
prices. The Lincoln Book Store, 11?(
O street.
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Harry Robert1: of Fillmore, Mo , is
pledged to Kappa Sigma.
See M. E. Chevront, 1324 O, blue
front restaurant, for reasonable rates
on board.
Chester Deles-Dernier of Elmwood
has been pledged to Sigmu Alpha Ep-sllon.
Ours is a brand new stock of station
ery and school supplies, everything up-to-date
and department store prices
prevail. H. Herpolshelmer & Co.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon will entertain
at Fred Funke's homo Friday and a
week from Friday evening.
Homer Southwick of Friend and
Ben Bailey of Hastings are new Phi
Psl pledges.
You'll have some change left if you
supply your school needs In H. Herpol
shelmer & Co.'s new stationery depart
ment. Everything new, everything
properly priced.
Tho Co-Op. has been doing tho usual
rushing business this year. When our
reporter called the room was jammed,
and ten clerks were rushed to wait
upon tho customers. Tho books and
supplies In several lines have been
exhausted and new orders telegraphed.
Tho Co-Op. hds continued to grow In
tho student's favor as tho right place
to buy University books and supplies.
Do you know B. & T?
You ought to.
"They Make Clothes."
1141 O 8t LJncoln, Neb.
San Francisco and Return
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONVENTION.
$4500
ROUND
TRIP. .
Date of Sale September 19 tf) to nth.
Tinal Limit llovember IS, 1901
CALL AND GET FULL INFORMATION.
City Ticket Office,
Corner 10th and O Streets.
Telephone 335.
Bnrllngton Depot,
7th Street, Bet. P and Q.
Telephone 35.
Phi Delta Theta have had their chap
ter house at 1522 S st. remodeled,
painted and papered. It now has n
very- attractive appearance, both In
side and out. Tho following men have
been pledged: Loomls, White, Thom
son, Mulliken, McCutchen, Glanvllle,
Langerln.
Word has Just been received from
Anapolis that Reed Fawell has suc
cessfully passed the entrance examin
ation of Anapolis naval academy. The
examinations have been several de
grees harder than usual this yeai . At
the May examination three out of forty
were admitted and rft the first on-.' In
September twenty-five fallod to re
ceive the required grade. Not only this,
hut also the fact that Mr. Fawell had
only six weeks for preparation, while
tome who failed had studied for two
years. Is an additional cause for con
gratulation. Mr? Fawell was a
pledged member to Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
DEBATING CLUBS.
The Palladlan Boys' Debating club
will hold a business meeting Satur
day evening at which time officers will
be elected and new members accepted.
Mr. I-lghtner, who was elected presi
dent last year, will probably not be
here and one will have to be elected
to fill his place. His expected ab
sence will also leave a vacancy In
the secretary's chair In the University
debating aseociation which will have
to bo filled.
The meoting of tho Palladlan boys
will bo of a social character as they
will have a "feed" and spend the ev
ening in pleasure.
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Fountain
Pens
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Wi' 'lo not confine you to
an particular make of
pens. We sell you a
Wtttormim, Parker, Wirt,
Franklin or College PeD.
No Socond Hand
Pens in Stock. . .
WILSON & HALL,
Booksellers rind Stationers,
1133 O STREET.
Tv0Hto,HTU,ENT : HUNGRY.
Wo can satisfy, Lady or
Gentleman, at
1418 0 St., E. H. MUNSON.
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Every now student
calls on
James Hearn
237 So. nth street
And has his measuro taken for the
Tamous
Kalamazoo
Uniforms,
manufactured by
Zht Jjtndtrsott'JIttits Co.
Kalamazoo, mich.
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Nebraskan
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