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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1905)
SWWPJP -u. ,y M l ' o . r,Y J Cbc Da Hi? fUJmftj.n v ?. ( -) -rt- f BUSINESS DIRECTORY Every Loyal University Student Is Ufgod to Patronize these Nebraskan Advertisers, and to Mention the Paper While Doing Eo. 7j Other Colleges ART CtOtes Roeh P. Curtice. BARBEU SHOPS .The Arlslo, Groon'A Palace and Mogul. BICYCLKS-ATHLETIO GOODS Si dles. (Jirartl. BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op. Lin coln Bopk Store. Unl. Book Store. Brown Drug Co. BOOK HOBPITAL-Gillespie. BANKS Columbia National. Fhst Na tional BOOkBI'DIi G- Gillespie. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent. HrSINE&jS COLLEGE Lincoln BuhI ns CtilloKc CARPENTER Geo A. Wilson. CIGARS -vFred A. Powell. Lindsay CLEANERS AND DYERS Elliott. Souknp &. Wood. CLOTHING Armstrong, Mngee & Decmcr,. tlnlnnd. COA1 -Gregory. P D Smith, Whlte- lireast CONFECTIONERY Maxwell. DANCING HALL Fraternity Hall. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR & THROAT Dr. Woodard. , DRUGGISTS Stelner. Woempener. Brown. Mann. Rector. DRY GOODS -Miller & Paine. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Jlo&s Elec tric Co. EXPRESS Lincoln Local, Lincoln Transfer. FLORISTS Chapln Biop. F:RNITURK Rudge & Guenzel. A. M. Davis. Hardy. FURRIER Steele. GROCERS Keyktone "HAERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store. HARDWARE' Rudge & Gnanzel, F. E. Lnhr. HOTEl.S-Llndell. JEWELER Tucker, Wolff, E. Flem ing. LAUNDRIES Yule Bros. LUMBER Dlerks. NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. PHOTOGRAPHER TownEend. Hay den, Kennedy. PIANOS Ross P. Cmtice Co. POOL AND 111 LLI AHuS B P. Pow ell. PRINTING George Bros.. New Cen tury. Ivy Prebs, Review Press, Orif fin & Greer. RESTAURANTS Westerfleul, Home Cafe, Good Health. ROLLER SKATING Auditorium. SHAMPOOING The Famous. SHOES--Snnderoqn. SHOE REPAIRING Null and McCoy. Blue Front Shop. SHINING PARLOR Union -Shining Parlor. STENOGRAPHER Frank E. Lee, SUITORIUM Weber, . TAILORS Uni nd, Union College Tailois, Ludwig. Kadis. TYPEWRITER Remington. Yale has n bureau of self-help which, in the pnst three years has aided hun dreds of students to stay iu college by opening opportunities for them to en tirely or partially support themselves. A Pan Hellenic movement which has for its object tho systematic Htudy of the Biblo and tho promotion of an Inter-fraternal fellowship ha been stint ed at the Ohio State University. A now technical school about to be built at Birmingham, England, will cover 30 acres, and will include a whole city of shops. One of its features will be a model m'nc occupying an acre of land. The receipts of the California-Stanford game this year are said to bo the largest in the history of western foot ball. The total receipts were $.10,:i08, and the approximate expenses $1,000, making $29,308 to l;e divided between the two colleges. The smallest University in the world has Just commented Its twenty -third eai of uethe work This is the" Amer ican Classical University of Athens, and the unprecedented total ot six stu dents Is sufficient evidence of its pop ularity. The scholars are all Ameri cans, engaged in claHslcal reseirch work, and a notable fact aboutthis student body is that each one holds a fellowship. Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, Smith. MasBUchusett rnstTtute of Technology, and Wesleyan Unicrsl(y are repiesonted. . i The "Oberlin Review" In comment ing on the Inability of any set of col lege editois to put out a paper that Is entirely satisfactory to its qunsi-bup-porteus. offers to name the following stair as a most likely tine. Editor-in-chief. Benjamin Franklin; Assistant Editoi, ITorace Greely, Financial Man ager, Baron Mayer do Rochghild; As sistant Manager, J. Gould; News Ed tor. Mercury and William It Hearst; E.xchangr Editor, James Bosuell, Ath letics, Hercules and Cnhper Whitney; Literal y Editor.-. Marie Corelli and Bj-autei Mathews; Alumiunl, Metln-se-lnh. ' Perhaps this might suit all the stu dents, but it is doubtful. Methuselah wouldn't get la alumni news dating back far enough. Ideas wouldn't coin cide with those of Hercules on athleticp or Hearst's politics wouldn't suit, Something would bo. wrong. Invited You arc invited to our store. Wo have the Mnd of Jewelry, Wnlchos, Diamonds, Cut Glass and SU verware that we are proud to show. We hope to see you within the next few days. v 7W. C VAOLFF, ia9 south .ui street. . 0 .--t Vs?V - . . Tl VI 1 wiy; Wfo I TMl w m . mx. wa. m -mm. yTHfTH LBLafe - fl 'H k. H kaaaV Mm a r WL&M ." - Fire in Chem, Lab. Whnt threatened to bo a disastrous conflagration occurred yesterday In the Chem. I ab. While boiling alcohol the beaker containing the alcohol broke, trilling the binning fluid to tho floor. Prompt action on tho part of the students In the laboratory, how ever, extinguished the bln-.e before any damago was done. Twenty-one meals for $3. Cafe. Dormitory Union Shining Chairs for ladies. Parlors. Shino, 101S O street 5c Chan TTrofi.. Florists. 127 So. 13th. Fresh .home-made candies at Max well's, 1426 O St. and 13th und N Sts. For Furs see Steole, 143 S. 12th St Wo have gathered alL uuitB from broken lines and put on special sale and havo mado two lota, one at $10 the other at $15. All our fancy overcoats are in the $15 lot, Palno's Clothing Store. 5 Jr CHDEQLATE5 BONBDNS HIGH GRADE For-Sale Onfy at Harley's Drug Store, 11th andO. MmMBMmMWmBklxv&tMwWRmEmtMiii "All work mid no ploy mnkou Jnck n lull hoy." The coIIckp bnnd or 44 pieces nnrt the vnrious rIorkc-h nltrrnntc in u v'n montiily nntflrtnininxnts InrludfnK musi cal, lltornry an.l oolnl fcutnroH. Chicago College of Dental Surgery (Dentil Uepirlmcnt ol Lake Forest Ualreralty.) Tn'enty-flrst Annual Coutito of Instruction will hocin OcU UU 1002. In or Icr to coinnlcty tin conrvi of iiiHtrnclion iu tliroe jenrn It in noconKiiry tj ont r the t . . .jl .AMI ..wv. ... .. I courso will bo roiilrod thornaftur. For iiiiibtrntocl rutnlofiuo nililrosn DR. TRUMAN W. BROPHY, Dcn, Wood & Harrison Sts., Chicago. fc !V&iiyZ. XJmiKijjnjwSmk -j 00000000000OK Dana Programs Banquet fflenus Look for This Sign Auto Phone I I 616 THE HEW CENTURY PBIMKRS LinCOLN N Street 1241 D000O0OO0O000 ROSS ELECTRIC CO. ' 122 No. 14th Phoo 374 EUetrfe Suppll!, Window Lighting , BUctric Sign, m. HbctrU jt4 Ccobintlon Fiaturw, Dynamo. House and Store Wiring AiHAKUf Eieratot Repair. LINCOLN, NE1 3 vtv4HEsi o n -yflnuj k v E J tm 11 u&m counta in Q 1 i ilUSI SS, SHORT-ANO, V . . YP W ?l TING. TELEGFUPaY m ad Preparatory R l'.pc icuicil Icrcliern. I'liir l'ciilj- M 3 mi ut c. miuit.iiim -orli hsitanc- m a In t iruiij tmsltloiiH. Wort, to cntn ft J I.i.tiI Itull lilnal iiihlrucli li. r liter nn n 4 tlin i.tm iik by tunil Aclviinii.gtM oi R 3 n inpiiil city Write for Oilal pic-M) H J L'ncln DtasSnrrss Collraj I LINCOLN, NI'.IUtASlCV B Shoes Made to Order REPAIRING Neatly Done. NULL. & yWcCOY, 152b O Street THERE IS WO Watch, ClocK er Article ti Jewelry ' WB CANNOT REPAIR O. M.. Tuckr, J4tA4lar ft-faiju. BS54. Am IIU4 GEO. A. WILSON Contractor and Builder SatlAktaaFumbka4 upo AffUitMrn. " YkkWalcPrept!)rAt4B4M. , '; )4M .10th I. jLlricoln. NH, ytsitins: and Address Canla -' Projcrams, Invitations am Correspondence Stationery- GEORGE B!ROS. PRINTERS Fraternity BulMtef We also manufacture Advertising Buttons aid Mirrors Telephones: . A3 49. 34o RIQQ5 TH1 Drug Cutter 1 . ; m ?sfear ". . J I 1 1 . i 'I . 5 - v ' -;f ft . t -A '' ' m " , .' ' ::.. f. ; A x rv: V ?- - f lsiM K r 1 t. 4 m J,wr" iiJ.iiCi I 1 .. r t ..' - - i.' " "4T.W1" . j '