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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
k ntwtpaper devotod to tho intoronti of th
University f Nobra akn.
rnbllilied at 134 North lltli Bt., bj
THE 1IKSPEKIAN PUB. CO.
(Incorporated.)
DIRECTORS:
J. V. Crnblroo, Preildont.
G. L.Towne, Hocretnnr-Treasarer.
J. I. Wyor, T. J. Howott, 15. W. Wathburn.
Btkblino H .McCaw -Qeokob1.
8iiidi.ee -
Managing Editor
Asst. Managor
- Athletic Alitor
endorsements of prominent men in
prominent eolleges and universities
before they will bo accepted. The
limn for sending contesting produc
tions Is not later than February, and
they must, in addition be printed.
The committee to award tho prizes
Is now in sess'on at Stockholm and It
Is thought that an annuoncoment of
tho awards will bo made- within a
few days.
SWEATERS
ttEPORTERB.
R. C. Polinrd, Clifton Carter,
Norrls Hmo, H. T. Hill,
J. It. Knrnej. Cliff Crookt.
John A. WlUon. Linn M. Huntington.
' The tubacrlption price of the Daily Nebras
kan l K for tlio collcgo yOHr with n regular de
llfery bofore chapel onch dny. Notices, com
munications, and other mnttor intended for pub
lication, must bo handod In nt the Nebrnslfiin
ofllce before 7 p. m..or mailod to tho editor be
fore S p. m., of the day preyious to that dny ou
.hlch they nro oxpoctod to nppenr.
HubicrlpMons mny bo left at the Nebr-skan
ofllce, nt tho Co.Op., or with HuslnesH Mnmifrnr
Subscribers will confer a fnvor by roportinp
promptly at till ofllco nny fnllure to receivo tlio
All chnnffos iii adTortlslng matter muBt bo In i
tne olllco by ;1 p. m. on ino any protiuus iu muv
on whioli they are to npponr.
Address all communications to the Dnlly No
braskun, Wl N. 11th Bt., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Minnesota University lias a kicking
contest for her footbnll players.
Each man who enters tlio contest has
throe kicks at the ball, one drop
kick, one punt and ono place kick.
Tho aerace distanco of tho thrco
kicks Is then taken and the man re
ceiving the highest averago is award
ed "a $2o gold medal.
Telephone 479.
Kntori'd nt tho post nlllrn nt I.'nrnln, Neb
ns second class mall inatlrr
' A number of U n I ve r.si ty "g rad u at cs
will lake partCln.'Uie meeting of Lite
State Tciclier's aociation lif'Deeeni-brr.
"The members of the class in Svsle-
One of the advantages to be derived
from attendance at a University of
tho nunc of Nebraska is tlio oppor
tunity a(Trded to students to come
in touch with tho best thinkers 01
the ago. At Nebraska this is possible
to all students. The university con
vocation was inaugurated with this
idea in view. Few morulnus pass
without a convocation lecture from
some ono who lum earned a right to
lie beard hv thinking men and
women. Students have not emnraced
I heir opport unities in tins direction
as they should have. The present
series of addiesscs is attracting con
siderable nut Ice among all classs of
students. They afford a chance that
no one. ought to miss. Tho chapel
should tie tilled to overllowing.
Dean Kdgre.n writes that the "20.
01K) Nobel pri.e this year will go to
France and probably will next year,
as practically no appllcath ns for ad
mission ol work has been entered
from England or America for next,
years contest. The wurk sent in for
competition must be accompanied oy
iFine
malic Hotany are smuggling with
the Compos! tac. probably the most
dinicult of tlio families of (lowering
plants. In order to aid them in
their work l'rofessor Ilessey is giving
thorn ' illustrated riecturrs on this
family on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Mr. Kovsor one of the advanced
students in Hotany brought to Prc
lessor Ilessey a lew days ago a copy
ol a rare old book, namely; Protessor
Amos Eaton's "Manual of Hotany"
published in IK'22. It lollows the old
sv-iLem of Linnaeus, and includes t h
plants in all the divisions ol the
vegetable kingdom, from the fungi
and algae to the ferns and liowenng
plants.
ANOTHER TOURIST EXCURS
ION TO CALIFORNIA.
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Furs.
We are making a, spec
ial this month on
fur coats
Investigation means a
purchaser. Every
purchase here carries
with it absolute satis-
?B taction. S
I F. E. VOELKER, f
? Twelfth and N Streets. g
j Phone F357. J'
To accomodate the. increasing travel
to California, the Rurlinglon Uoule
lias added to its service an ther
weekly excursion, in tourist cars,
personally conducted.
The Rurlington's through car ser
vice to (California is as follows:
STANDARD SLEEPERS daily.
Omaha, ijinroln. Hastings and Ox
ford to San Francisco, connecting at
latter city with fast train for Los
Angeles.
TOURIST SLEEPERS-personaliy
conducted every Thursday and Sat
urday, "Omaha, Llnuolnr Fairmont.
Hastings and Holdrego to San Fran
cisco every Wednesday and Thursday.
Kansas City, St. Joseph, Wvmore,
Superior and Oxford to San Francis
co and Los Angeles.
All these cars run via Denver and
Salt Lake City, passing tho grand
panorama of the Tlockies by daylight.
If you'ro going to California, you
will bo interested in our new 40-page
folder, "California. Tours1001-'02."
It is free.
J. FRANCIS,
General Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Nobr.
Dr. Shoemaker's Private Hospital.
Special attention given to disease of woHjan
and nil murIchI discuses. X-rny oxnmluatioa
with nodlBcomfortor injury to patiect. JSy
orythiuff a liomrlilo ns possible. Hoard and
room roaaouablo.
1117 LST. LINCOLN.
P. O. Box 031. Telephone 68J
DR. J. J. DAVIS,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
Eyes Examined Tree. Prices Reasonnbl.
1238 O Street, lSN'
SWEATERS
GLOVES
The greatest variety of sweaters ever shown in Lincoln. Such
u combination of warm effects we are showing
$1.00 TO $4.50, Ml Sizes
Tliey will fit everybody.
pi 0F lined or unlined, work or dess a (Jreat Lino
V V v-' to select from 50c to $2.00 per pair, and every
pnir will give satisfaction some arc fire prouf steam proof
nearly wear proof.
oaqQ nil s'yies. nil colors as a ppecia' we have a GENUINE
rl O SEAL SKIN regular 810.00 while they last (about a
dozen left) $5 OO.
NECKWKAR new arrivals in ties weekly if you don't see
w hat you want nsk for it, or it may be in Friday - 25, 50, $1. $1.50
EWING CLOTHING CO.,
p32!
We have more styles
than these.
'n' every member of the
household, for every kind of
poeketbook, we're at your ser-
PERKINSTSHELDON
1129 0 STREET.
Hill & CO.yMrdoVs,
clean your snitswitli Jjf.jK'cSSI
1222 0 Slreet. Phone A672
The Pioneer IZZ.
Clean Linen
Finest of Toilets
First class Service
V. .1. WIIITFOKD. I'Hol'HiKTdii
li:$ South 11th St.. Lincoln, Neb.
Lincoln's Head
quarters for
Christmas Goods
&ogcoog at
Only 12 Buying Days, and then
CHRISTMAS.
This Grout Progressive Store is fust assuming u
Holiday appearance we will show you the most
bountifully decorated store; ever seen in Lincoln.
We nro exhibiting the most varied stock of II clic'jiy
Goods ever attempted here wo are quoting those
little prices that is making this store everybody's
headquarters.
Leather Goods at Half!
A Great Christmas Opportunity.
One of largest Leather (Joods Manu
facturers in lloboken, N. .1., disso.ve
partnership the first of January, 1902.
To clean up their stock they sold us an
immensu lot of regular goods made to
50c and $1,00 each
The lot consists of Purses, Combina
tion Hnoksand Card Cases, Finger Purses
Shopping Hags, llostori lings. Chatelaine
Hags, Card Cases, Mu9ic Rolls, Wrist
Jluga, etc., iu all styles of leatbor, in
cluding Seal, Walrus, Morocco, Alligator, 1'lain and Mounted Eff ets.
It's a great chance, and only once in a lifetime to buy your Xnius
L ather (ioods Presents at Orte-IIalf Pr ce.
Two Lots worth to $1.00 for go Cents,
Two Lots worth 50c foicj cents.
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