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A List of a Few Books Worth Reading. Simm 15JF? B00l(
ANDREWS. B. BENJAMIN, History or tin- f.
S. from the curliest discovery of America,
with 400 ilhigtratioiiH and mupe. I vols, elo. .
The Lust Quurter Century in the l'. 8., 1870-U5,
over .150 illu .trillions, 2 vols., half ltii.ss
Apploton"B Knrjclopcdia of Applied Mechanics,
:: vols, full sheep 1
AliltOTT. Life of Napoleon, 'J vols . cloth
DEQl'INCY. McnioiialH, - vols., cloti
UIHHON, KICIIAKI), DeeKrje iind Ful of tie
ltoinnn Umpire, f vols., cloth; Millnian's notes
MIEI:NB. .JOHN KICHAKD. History of the
English People. I vols . cloth
;riZOT, M , History of France, s vols., cloth
MACAULAV. THOMAS lSAIMIIKGTON, His
tory of England, 5 vols., cloth
Essays and I'ccms, l vols., cloth
MOTLEY, JOHN STEWART. Uiso of tho
Dutch Republics, - vo's , cloth
l'El'YS. SIR SAM TEL. Dinry, :. vols., cloth..
TRESCOIT. WILLIAM II. Ferdinand and Isa
bella. 3 vols . cloth
Conquef t of Mexico, :i vols., cloth
Conquest of Peru. '.' vols., cloth
Rl'SKIN, .IOIIN, Modern I'air.tcrv. .'. vols., il
lustrations an'l colored plates.
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Stones of Ven'ee. It vols , cloth.
illustrated .
Omit Mon-
KAWLINSON. GKOIIGK. Si-veil
archies of the Ancient World, ill . .'t vols. .el.
History of Ancient Egypt, '.' vols., cloth. 11..
SHERMAN .IOIIN. Recollections. '.' v.. full sh.
TARIMOLL. IDA M . Life of Abraham Lincoln.
V tols.. cloth
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New and Popular Fiction
At the Point of the Ha onet. by O. A llonty 1.7")
ab, Son of Hattle. by Altrcd Ollivaut l.D
lMoiinerhass,ett, by Cha "les F. Podgin 1 . V J
Captain Ravenshaw, by Robt. Neilson Stephens 1.20
CHvalier, The, by Oco. W. Cable, ill by Chrstiel.20
Circumstance?, bv S. Weir Mitchell 1 .20
D"ri and I, bv Irving Ilacheller 1.20
Eternal City', The, by Hall Caino 1.20
Herb of Grace, by Rosa N. Carey 1.0.1
Jack Raymond, by E L. Voyvich 1.20
Kim, by Rudyard Kipling- 1.20
Livea of the Hunted, by Ernest Seton Thomp
son, with 200 drawings by the author 1.75
Little Rook of Tribune Voree, by Eugene Field 1.20
Maid of Venice, A, by Marion Crawford 1.20
Man From Glnngnrry, The, by Ralph Connor.. 1.20
Making of a Marehionets,by Frances Hodgeson
Hurnett 1 10
Mr. Dooley's Opinions, by T. P. Dunne 1.20
New Canterbury Tales, bv Maurice Ilowlett . . 1.2f
Right of Way. The. by Oilbtrt Parker 1.20
Riley's Farm Rhymes, by .las. Whitcomb Riley 1.00
RoBalvnd's Lovers, by Maurice Thompson . . . 1.20
Sign of the Prophet, The, by Jas Mall Naylor 1.20
To Herat and Cabul, by G. A. Henty 1.2.")
Tristram of Went, by Anthony Hope .1.20
'Tilda Jane, by author of '-Reautiful Joe" 1.20
With Roberts to Pretoria, by (i. A. Henty 1.25
Special this week
Lazarre. by Mary Hartwell Oath
r ood .
95c
The Art Lovers Library.
Printed on Deckel Hdgc paper, gilt
top, illuminated cover, boxed, per
volume, $1.65,
Christ in Art, by Jol 1. Lewis French, :i:t illu.
Saints in Art. by Co- c, Erskine Clements, '13 illus.
The Madonna in Art. by Estello M. Hurll.:u illus.
Child Life in Art. by Estollo M. Hurll, 31 illus
Heroines of the 15ibe, by Clara Erskine Clem
en's, 33 illustrations.
Shakspoare in Art, by Stiidukiclii Hnrtmao. 32 il
lustrations.
Beautiful Women in Art, by Arn.and Dayot, (Wi
il ustrations, 2 vols.
The Music Lover's Series.
Illuminated cloth covers, illustrated,
gilt top, per volume, $1.25.
Famous Violinists, by Henry C. Laheo.
National Music, by Loiiis C. Elson.
(Jreat Composers, by Louis C. Elson.
Famous Singers, by Henry C. Lahee.
Contemporary American Composers, by Rupert
Hughes, A M.
Famous Pianists, by Henry C. Lahee.
Critical History of Opera, by Arthur Elson.
(rami Opera in America, by Henry C. Lahee.
The Stage Lover's Library.
Illuminated covers, gilt top, by L.
C. Strang, per volume, $1.25.
Prima Donnas and Soubrcttes.
Celebrated Comedians.
Famous Actors First Series.
Fnmous Actors Second Series
Famous Actresses First Series.
Famous Actresses- Second Series.
CAP AND .(SOWN -Some College Verses chosen
by Joseph La Roy Harrison, 1st and 2nd series.
THE LINCOLN BOOK STORE,
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H The University School of Music, Just South of the Campus. You Can Enter at Any Time. W
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"Alpha Tan Omega have pledged
Roy Caldwjdl of Lincoln.
Miss llachaol Nicholson has been
pledged to Delta Delta Delia.
A. C. Fling, "!U, has a long article
.in tho "Conservative" on "The High
School Course id' Study."
The date ol the Messiah recital has
been changed to Friday on account of
the appearance or Nordiea In the
city Thuisday night.
Miss C naut. who has recently re
turned lrom Paris, Is giving an ex
hibition ol her work in water colors
at Bliss' Studio. 1020 O street. Art
stuacutsann all art lovers are luvited-
lr) Inspect her pictures.
The Geological photographs per
taining to the Morrill Geological ex
peditions as well as to the state geo
logical survey, several thousand in
number, have ail boon arranged sys
tematically and catalogued by Miss
Helen Uedfird.
According to one of the upper class
men, sevoral freshmen and sopho
mores this year as usual, havo shown
their ignorance of the University
traditions, by "swiping" senior caps.
The sonlors claim that tho precedent
of former years has always been that
only memoors of tho junior class
could legitimately enjoy this "sac
red" privilege.
New Hooks are constantly belli,;
added to the Law Library.
John P. Cameron. '07, "cf Tekaniah,
visited at the University yesterday.
The examinations in Pleading
under Professor C. A. ltobblns will
indicate whether the Individual prac
tice will be delayed or not.
For the Senior Laws who will
Mulsh the crnirse this semester, At
torney Hatfield will cenvene his
Miotcouit in the college to familiar
ize the students with its mechanism.
The govenment of the Omaha High
school is largely in the hands ol the
students. Not long since two or three
boys were accused of stealing bicvoles
from the racks mound the building.
They were summoned boforo a coun
cil of students tried and found guilty.
Tho council recommended a course
of punishment which was carried out
by faculty.
Word has been received at tne Uni
versity of the death of Profossor
Thomas Meohan, a well known botan
ist and horticulturist ol Gormantowh,
Pennsylvania. Professor Bessey was
well acquainted with him, and for
mauv years lias kept up a correspond
ence with him on botanical subjects.
At the time of his death he was
about publishing a paper on certain
peculiarities of the growth. Profess
or Bessey had supplied him with
many observations in tho west.
ANOTHFK TOURIST EXCURS
ION TO CALIFORNIA.
To acfloin 'date the increasing travel
to California, the Burlington Boute
has added to its service another
weekly excursion, in tourist cars,
personally conducted.
The Burlington's through car ser
vice to California is as follows:
STANDARD SLEEPERS-daily,
Oniaui, uinc iln. Hastings and Ox
ford to San Francisco, connecting at
latter citv with fast train for Los
Angeles.
TOURIST sLUKPERS-persunaliy
conducted -every Thursday and Sat
urday, Omaha, Lincoln, Fairmont.
Hastings and Holdrego tu San Fran
cisco every Wednesday and Thursday,
Kansas Clly, St. Joseph, Wvmore,
i. imlHlftftV
Superior and Oxford to Han Francis
co and Los Anueics,
All these cars run via Donver and
Salt Lake City, passing tho grand
panorama of the Rockies by daylight.
If you'ro going to C'ul i fornia. you
will bo Interested In our new 40-pagc
folder, "California Tohrs -1001-'02."
It Is freo. '
J. FRANCIS,
General Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Nebr
WANTED.
Young man as helper in station
laboratory . Apply to: H. II. Nicholson.
Professor Lobingerjias commenced
his lectures on Insurance to the
Jurfior Law class.
Legislative
Gallery.
BEST OF RATES TO STUDENTS.
Portrait and Lansdcape Photographer
I2Q South nth Street,
LINCOLN, - - NEBRASKA.
QALLERY ESTABLISHED 1871.
TntercolhQcaU
Bureau.
COTTELL
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473-478 "ni-ondwny
Alliany, Now York
Makers of the
Caps,Gowns and Hoods
To the American Colleges and
Universities. Illustrated Manual,
sample prices, etc., on request.
Gowns for the pulpit and bench. .
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Demand Iligh-Claes
AMUSEMENTS
Our Milliard Parlor
ib up-to-date and absolutely
free from immoral influence.
Phone 586. P0WELI5h6 N. uth
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