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The Nebraskan.
A Weekly I'npor leaned nt tlio UnlvorMtyof
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EDITORIAL,
E. K. BROWN, Vice President.
his arms as they were numb. Jt , R- & MOORB, President. IMHOin', Cashier."
lumblllTo movT' HcvlsTaken ! BUNION SAVINGS D ANK Nr
immediately to his homo. Little m South Tenth Street.
hope is entertained of his rccov- wm INTEREST Paid on Savings and Time Deposiis.
cry, and the physicians called in
say that it is only a question o!
Students Who Patronize
nts who h-atronizu -y
Jft & WAfflPEL THE QTHIERS
2136 O St.
Wc have talked Charter Day
so much before this that we
hesitate to say anything more
about it. We cannot, however,
resist the temptation to add our
mite to the general conijratula-
tions to ourselves and each other
a few days. No possible blame JIJ
can attach to the University in will Novor Regret It
any way, as both men were ex
cellent gymnasts, and every
precaution possible was being . w,..,ui, i k..toIih-.oh. j.h. mcCIhv.
, i.i 1 . I'rwl lint. Vloi..l'n-l,l..nt. CVlilcr.
taken when the accident oc- joim a. Ami. am'i cmii.
She : Columbia
Thoy Soli Stylish Clothing at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCAL.
Among the more or less dis
tinguished guests of the Univer-
NATIONAL BANK
LINCOLN, - - NEB.
CAPITAL 250,000.
DIHKCTOKS
A. S. Itnymnml. Olins.West. Tlios. Codiruno
First National Bank,
LINCOLN. XiMRASKA.
CAPITA! 100.000.00
SURPLUS 100,000.00
I OH'ICKKS:
N. S. HAHWOOl). Prcultlont.
CHAS. A. HAN'NA. Vioo President.
K. M.OOOK. Cnidilor.
C.S I.IPI'lNCOTT.nnil
.1, S. KUKKMAN, Ass't Cushions
DIUKCTOUS:
' N. H. llurwood .1. n. MucFnrlnnd
I V. M. (Jlitrke T. M. Munmutto
1 Clms. H. Iluunii .lolm 11. Amos
1 Joint KIlZKcrulit H. V.. Miwro
1). W.Tuok HT.IIOBIW
KM. Cook .1.1 Carson
A. U Cliirk
sitv this week are President
Schaeiler of the Iowa State Un-
on the attainment of our twenty- ' ivcrsit3r ? KinS; of Cornell, Iowa ;
fifth birthdav. We know our- liarPcr' 01 S ? loc"m OI , r T TM0 T A M t A V CDV .
selves what we have to J Colorado State; Chits, ol Mid-1 The New (.PLUMBl AN DAReKY V
thankful lor and what we have land College, Kansas ; Chancel- l!5;57 O STKEKT.
to be proud of. Our visitors will lor Snow, of Kansas; Gates of rTRBBH gREBto (jaRBB HN!) p,BB
know bv the end of the week. Grmnell ; Chapman, of Wash- H ,
Just one thought occurs which
we would suggest toothers. The
ington
Ex-Clvancellors Benton
and Fairfield, of the University
University of Nebraska is dis- of Nebraska ; Professors Whit-
tinctlv and entirolv Nebraskan J man of Chicago, Aiken of Uni-
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PARTY CAKES A bPEClALTY.
'ss'
$very Day
'i ATI!
Aside from the slight aid receiv
ed Irom the general government,
every ce'U spent in the instilu
vcrsity of South Dakota, Mc
Millan and Frankfortcr of
lis TtTrn t 1
9 .AT HAL UAffi
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ThoOnly First-class EalnR House
In he cliy,
$6 Ticket - - - $5.00
5 Ticket - - - 4.20
3 Ticket - - - 2.60
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
Minnesota ; Presidents Kerr ol C. W. BRANDHORST, Prop.
121 North Eleventh St.
comryQrckclsonu:Y Stiff Hats Made to Order from $2,60 to $4.00
the people oi Nebraska, not ns, u''IaN-'"vJiai.oi ioik, v v
ir,. r,.,,...,.. "1? u:.,., n:., w,v pn.v .( for 11 lint uliciijout'nu jrot one itiiulc to Onlvr llin
individuals hut -m -i nnnnlo i.-UO CI llOl K-ODinSOU Ol IV.lll- uipoot our lii-iul, iiiiyM.v.c, i(irk-H tn(nic. mid Jtic-1 immMiiln
inuiMUiMib, Dili .is .1 people. 1 o 1 ,,,,,? W lyiloyoiiKot jmu-w .-till lint wlionjou can KciournUl
with the state. In twenty-live '
years, unaided bv priNTitudona-!
We, that is the Uni, have'grown !sas and Ex-Governor Saunders
of Nebraska.
Owing to the snow, which
lions of any kind, the people of , makes an out-door drill impossi-
Nebraska have erected a Uni- ble tne battalion will fall in line
versity which equals, and in m lhc armory at 2 o'clock on
some respects, surpasses those Friday afternoon and be inspect
which have existed for centuries. d .v lne governor and his stall'.
oni1 tnmlu 11s K'l "s JU w lor 11 iV?
ROOKS
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STATIONERY
-Lincoln Stiff Hat Factory, M So. ittLSt
WALL PAPERS
Window Shncles mil Mouldings, Artists' and Pliotoyrniilicrs'
Mnterials, Drn'viujj I nstnnnents and Supplies.
We are indeed to be congratu- After the inspection the battalion .
lafed, indeed deserve the aclmira- will fall out and a special comJ and others like them that the Uni
' , -,m,,,,,a ' . I owes its reputation, not to theirs
tion of all who understand the j Pny composed of non-commis-; niggardly legislators who be-in ' 1j
circumstances under which the. s,onctl oincers ana some 01 ine buildings only to leave them
A. T. LEMING & CO., 1106 0 St., 118 N. 11th St.
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University of Nebraska iias!0'" privates will give an exhibi-
reached its present condition I lion drill for the rest of an hour.
The ofllcers of the battalion
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assisted the lieutenant
half finished as toys for the ele
ments.
and standing.
An Unfortunate Occurrence.
One of the saddest accidents! afternoon.
which it has ever been our un
pleasant duty to record, occurred
in the gymnasium Monday
afternoon. George Dayton,
of "the class of 'oJS, was
practicing what is commonly
known as the "brother act" with
Boh Anderson. Both were irood
gymnasts and tumblers, and had
often performed the same thing
with great .ease. This time,
at the
governor's reception, Thursday
Messrs. Palmer of Omaha,
Dorsey of Beatrice, Guimlette of
Hastings, Wing of Lincoln,
Nusz and Hetzel of Grand
Island, arc guests 61 Phi Delta
TJieta this week.
The Charter Day number of
the Hesperian is quite the best
thing in the magazine line that
the University has ever pro
duced. The cuts and the read-
:1J. PANTS
PANTS TO ORDER
$4, $5 TO $10.
LuiKOBt line of WooIimik In tlio Mate.
Iiispu'lioii Solicited
Lincoln Pants Co.
1223 O STREET.
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however, after doinir it safelv
three times, Dayton failed t0 lnfcr mar are equally attractive
make the necess
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in inq nir ana ieu, striKinij
head and shoulders on the mat ,5Sue
TELEPHONE GST,
C. A. SHOEMAKER, M. D.
LINCOLN. Nk.I1.
Ollce. No. mi L Stroot. C.ruw I'liKir
Howrt..7lo9n.iii.; 1 toS.HiHl7toK. in
.MunufiiuturcH lils . wn Fldr k. Tliey tit tlio
form mid diiiM.tliopyo.
A Full Unu ov . . .
Men's FurnishingGoods
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Our blilitsKodlnvtfrom the iniinufncturor
to tlio consumer. No inlddlenioii'H jirollts.
Ton per eont discount, tojtudonts.
939 O Slreut, Bnsenicnt State National
Hank Building.
in such a way as to dislocate
the vertebrae of the lower part
of the neck. He was instantly
paralyzed from the neck clown.
Not realizing the extent of his
injury, he asked the boys to rub
We earnestly Invito all Stu-
arv turn whilo The editors are t0 bc congratu- dentp to visit our store before UntpUlno 8. U.,.
strkiiiL is'hlted theh- succ this ing any purchases In the HUtChlllS & Hyatt
n, striking nis . line of Dry Goodn. ninnic i .
, Ladies' Furnishing Goods and I
! Men's Furnishing Goods. Oun
t I stocks are especial ly attractive.
we reter new students to any of
YOU can have the
WORLD-HERALD delivered
your room for 15 cents per week, seven
days in the week. DROP A POSTAL
or leave your order at 1045 O St.
2 DAILY tjie tessorsor any old stu
livcred at.U" he yDsity as to
w. ...ci.u.oi oi uoing Duslnoss.
Very respectfully,
,oo , FILLER & PAINE.
133 to 135 South Eleventh St.
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
(gSCanon City,
'Bock Springs,
Pennsylvania Anthracite
All Kiuds of COAL & WOOD on Hand
1004 O St. Telephone 225. .
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