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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1906)
t , t -- THE DAkLY NEBRASKAIN, r t et "' t- BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 J Kverjr Loyal University StscUnt U 1 1 arced ta patronise thei Itebrmi- J ka KdvartUars, ad to bibMmi 1 1 tt paper while doing so. i i to BARBER SHOPS Arlsto, Green's Palace, Mogul, Richards. BAKERY Mrs. Petry. BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lin coin Book Store, Unl. Book Store, Brown Drug Co., Harry Porter. BOOK HOSPITAL Gillespie, BANKS Columbia National, First Na tional. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent. CAFE Sam Westorlleld. Don Cam eron. CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson. CATERER "Tommy," at Miller & Paine's Fountain. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Geo. M. Conway, Erwln & Perkins. CLEANERS AND DYERS J. C. Wood & Co. CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma gee & Deemer, Ludwlg. COAL Gregory, Whitebreast. CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, The Fol som. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND THROAT Dr. Erie B. Woodward. DRY GpODS Miller & Paine, Herpol ahelmor, DRUGGISTS Riggs, Brown, Rector. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. FLORISTS Chapln Bros.. GROCERS O. J. King & Son. HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store. HOTELS Llndell. ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice Cream Co. JEWELER Tucker, Hallett. LAUNDRIES Yulo Bros, NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. OCULISTS Dr. Davis. PHOTOGRAPHER Townsend. PRINTING New Century, King 4b JeBSup, Greer Coopor Co., George Bros. RESTAURANTS Don's .Cafo. SHOES Sanderson, Rogers & Per kins. SHINING PARLOR Union Shining Parlor. ' SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cyclo" Co. -' TAILORS Unland, Union College Tailors, Ludwlg. TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type writer Co. TYPEWRITING J. W. Brewster. SPECIALISTS Dr. Erie. B. Wood ward. WAITERS' BUREAU-rGrant JerpnnP"'" rr"r nTEa3 OLIVER THEATRE yf,jjr'''w'wfrf Starting Monday Night, May 14. ALL SUMMER Every Night at 8:30. Matinees Wednes. & Saturday at 2:30, f ultoiTStock Co. , Supported by ENID JACKSON AND ' JESS. B. FULTON In a Repertoire of Standard Plays. Two Plays Each Week. Opening Bill. ''CAMILLE." Last Half Week "HAZEL KIRK." Eve.,j25c, 15c & 10c. Mat. 25c & 10c Graduate Club 'Meeting Postponed. On account of conflict with other gatherings the meeting of the Grad uate Club fcith Mr. and Mrs J. B. Miller is postponed from iFViday to Saturday evening. May 12,. at 8 o'clock p m". CLASSIFIED COLUMN All advertisements In this column muBt be paid for in advance. Rato one cent per word each insertion; minimum, ten cents. BATHS. CHRIS' BATH HOUSE Turkish, snlt glow, sulpho-salluo, shower, plain. 11th and P Sts. CLUB RATES Three suits and O'coat cleaned find presaccl, $1 per month. El liotts, 113G O St. BAGGAGE TRANSFER. FAGEn BUOS.. Basement Windsor hotel, No. 11th St. Baggage) and put eels. DENTI8T8. BOSTON Dentists, 1319 O St. ""nit. H. A. SHANNON, 1136 O. Auto, 2823; Bell, 212C. TAILORING R. C. HUBERT, ladles and fronts' tail oring and pressing. 117 No. 12th. Auto, 3771. LOST On campus, pockotbook containing jewelry, mileage book and $5.00. Finder return to Nebraskan of fice and receive liberal reward. WANTED. Four students, ladles or gontlemen, to act as local agents,' representing a large business house. Gus Soderberg, 1335 N St. May" 16. Athletic Board election, members. Student May 19. Freshman party. Walsh Hall. Sophomore party. State Farm. May 21-22. Theodore Thomas Orchestra Audi torium. May 23. Ivy day. Seniors and Juniors dis missed from afternoon classes. May 24. College of Medicine Commencement. Omaha. May 25. Annual competitive drill. Pan-Hellenic Hop. Auditorium. v May 26. Kansas-Nebraska track meet. State Fair grounds, 2:30 p. m. Union picnic. Epworth Lake Park, 2 p. in. May 29-June 2. Cadet Encampment. June 4-9. Semester examinations. June 12 Senior Play. Oliver Theatre. June 14.' S Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement. A New Way to,Tos AngelesT " You can now, go direct via Salt Lake City to Southern California by nnow, uauy tram, tno los Angeies-jLjimueu, equjppod withalLtho latest-innovations for travel comfort: Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte, Observation Cars with Buffet Lounging Rooms and Library, Electric Lighted throughout, via tho "Union Pacific and Salt Lake Route. For sleeping ar reservations and full Information inquire of n flT.nnsnM. a , . .-- .., j Gon. Agent? Don Cameron's new lunch coulter; quick service. 119 So. 12th St, " " Typewriting, J. W. Brjewsttr, Rich ards Blk. . i " Chapl Brew., Florists. U7 lo, 13th. bn A Flirt. "A flirt," well now 'tis cruel, but so they say; You'd hardly tho't they'd bring eo harsh a claim Ton one of gentle grace and comely way With friends and nature blessed; 'tl? all the same. What Is't to flirt? 'Tis theft to steal--a smile; 'Tis crime to kill another's hope for life; 'Tis sin to lie in wait, to then be guile; And too, 'tis wrong to lead astray in strife. Hut what cares she- for all that's said in Jest? She loves to flirt, and takes things at their beBt , Tho' all the world would clamor in disdain, Still this fair one -would count!h fools insane" Who'd try this art from her to snatch or wrest; And he who'd cause her artful smiled to blame. . -u BOB ADDISON. YORK WINS MEET. (Continued from pago 1) first; Froid, York, second; Collings, Beaver City, third. Time 24 seconds. 220-yard hurdle McDonald, York, first; Schultz, Beatrice, and Osborn, York, tied for second. Time 28 2-5 sec onds.' v 440-yard run Porter, Crete, first; Shackelton, Beatrice, second; Thorn burg, Beatrice, third. Tirao :CG 1-1. Pole vault Schultz, Beatrice, ilrst; Brandt, Beatrice, second; 9 feet 3 Inches. One-half mile run Burnhnm, Paw nee City, first; Thornburg, Beatrice, second; Bullard, Pawnee City, third. Time, 2:113-5. 12-pound Hhot put Lundy, Shubert, first; Critchfleld, York, second; Ker senbrock, Plattsmouth, third; 43 feet. Summary York, 41; Beatrice, 2G; Pawnee City, 12; Fails City, 4; Beaver City, 17; Plattsmouth, 1; Shu bert, 8; Falrbury, 0. Campus Gleanings. The class in sowers in the Civil En gineering department havo Just re turned from Ashland, whore thoy have been making preliminary surveys for a sewer system which thoy are at pres ent designing. Mrs. M. M. Fogg and daughtor loft for tho East Thursday evening to spend the .summer. Professor Fogg will join them Jn New Jersoy ia soon ns school Is cut. C. L. Dean, Instructor In tho Me chanical Engineering department, has recovered from his attack of typhoid sufficiently to bo able to go to his home in Wisconsin. He will not return to school until next fall. Tom 'Fleming, '05. .wis a campus visitor yoster-lay. Tom is teaching In Ashland at present, but will go to Al liance nxt fa'rwhero no has been elected principal of the high school. Ne.well Elliot, '04, en rculo from Princeton to his home at Long Beach. California, stopped off to visit with University friends Friday He left foH tho coast early this morning. A glance at Paine's west window will reveal what is correct Tn styles for 'men, Sale of leather suit cases Saturday. Price 3.75. Mr. and Mrs. Willisford of tho Col lego Settlement will leave tho latter part of the month on a pleasure trip through Europe. John Roberts, '04, now Instructor .in tho Falls CltytHigh School, was a pomnna vlalfnr VAafnnlnv !I ' g J MtVVIJ VWWV UU ij i H Frank BocrfJF'QB, came up from lffirt bury, wheriifco Is teaching, to attend kiT- t.tt. i3Lt m-i P IUU JUKI! N Jl IUIUH. v - The4t nth annual basinet of'tkt AlphaTlita Chi fraternlteok plae at thtLlndell last nighl J 'i - - A Bc 10 and 15 cent la Uw city. TkejiPhoenix. M JH Hagcari, ntjqf ikrto Btk PrlBtiBC-Grai Xrm lltk M. s9th What's a dance without Tommy? Hllm$ S" c1 ( ?.; : aaaaaaVEar feaawBB9awr Janaaaaaaaaa VV taH-rt 1 P J. tMZzijm aaaPPftmOT Thos. W. Coleman, bettor known as "Tommy," at Miller A Paine's. TIE Iff FUSS THE Iff PRESS Afta HEAT PRINTING LATE8T STYLES AND COUIITEOUB TREATMNT AT KING & JESSUP'S 126 N. 12ttl New Century - ' . , . Printers 1241-N BTBEET-1241 Especially solicits tho trado of thoso who wIhIi it woll printed. tMcra-'.r rti.lrm Xa k TI. - li etii.l li J' J. C. WOOD & CO. SucciBiors to Houkup & Wood Expert Cleaners nnd Uycrs licit TcIcpl)oie 117. AuU fi'J'l VJiiO Ti 8TIIKKT QUALITY OUR SODA TASTKS LIKE MORK Rlggs, Be Drug Cutter y U 1321 O St. T.J.TH0RP&CO. 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