TH'E HEPUBLIOA.N , OUSTER COUNTY , ° NEBRASKA.
Stale University.
Special Correspondence.
James Lomax , Arthur Lcdwich
Allison Stuckey , and Claude and
Kco Curric were down to Omaha
for the football game betwcer
Nebraska and Ames at Otnnha.
Sherman Pealc has been com
pelled to quit school on account
of ill health. He left for Broken
Bow Monday morn ng.
The Mid-Semester examina
tions come this week and the
students are all busy "plugging"
up on their studies in order to be
nure of passing and make as good
a record as possible.
The football eleven is making
great preparations for their game
with Kansas next Saturday in
Lincoln. The team was able to
triumph over Ames last Saturday
by a score 23 to 17 and came out
of the struggle in fairly good
shape. There is not a game on
the schedule that the Nebraska
team and students arc more
anxious to win by a good score
than the Kansas game Saturday.
A strong spirit of rivalry has
existed between the two univer
sities for a number of years and
'Nebraska desires above all things
to beat Kansas.
Some sort of a class "fight"
lias usually occurred between the
f resume i , and soph mores each
year. The contests have been
presistently opposed by Chancel
lor Andrews. Something out of
the ordinary in the way of a test
of physical strength has been
substituted this year and final
arrangements have been made
for what will be called the Fresh
man-Sophomore Olympics. The
games will be held in Antelope
part next Saturday morning.
The scoring will be by points ,
wrestling , boxing , a battle royal ,
a tug of war , and a Marathon
race counting different points in
the final result , The Marathon
When you want
a good , clean
SQUARE MEAL
go to
W , J , CROSS'
RESTAURANT
Two doors north
Nroken Dow State Bank
The City Livery
And Feed Barn
Feeds yonr horses no poor grain
and will supply you with good
Horses and Rigs
at reasonable prices.
Come and see me.
W. A. Tooley
race will lead directly to the
park , ending in two laps around
the gridiron. The first attempt
at an organized class scrap be
tween the two classes is watched
with much interest at the state
university , and a large crowd of
upper classmen will attend the
contest.
CHANCELLOR HAS RESIGNED.
Dr. Andrew * Leaves University on
Account of 111 Health.
Chancellor 1C. Benj-unin An
drews of the State University
has resigned. His resignation
will take effect January 1st. The
Chancellor's health has been poor
since a long illness he had last
winter and his physicians have
advised him that he ntubt resign
and seek a more favorable climate.
Chancellor Andrews came to
theUuniversity of Nebraska from
Chicago in 1900. lie graduated
from Brown University in 1870
and had previous to his work in
Chicago been president of Brown.
Dr. Andrews is an old soldier
having served in the Union army
throughout the Civil war. He
was mustered into the Fourth
Connecticut as a private and was
given an honorable discharge in
1864 as a second lieutenant , after
being severely wounded at
Petersburg. Since the war he
has been actively engaged in
educational work. He entered
Brown university soon after he
received his discharge and he has
been in some way connected with
educational institutions since
that time.
CUSTBR COU.KOU NKVTS.
Ray McCandlcss entered the
College Tuesday.
Zoah Ward spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents in Ocon-
to.
Hugh Campbell left Friday
evening for a few days visit "at
home.
Misses Gertrude Barcus and
Ema Johnson were helpers in the
Ucpublicau oflice last Saturday.
Nc Morgan was up in the
northwest part of town last Fri
day night trying to beat some
fellows time.
Miss Lulu Williams accompan
ied by Miss Gertrude Shafer took
the morning train for Anselmo.
They will visit there a few days
Charlie Mills was out Saturday
trying his skill at husking corn.
The report is that he husked 102
% bushels. That is going some
Charles.
Professor Cornet has had two
men at work leveling off the
College grounds the last week.
When the work is finished the
place will look more like a college
campus.
A meeting of the students was
called Wednesday for the purpose
of electing a captain and a man
ager for the college basket bal
team. Ray McCandlcss was elec
ted captain and Nc Morgan
manager.
A Leading Attraction.
There are so many so-callet
comedies ou the road that it
secrna impossible to always know
when to go to see one and when
to remain at home Who ever
OYSTERS
A epecialy. Bight from the Oceau
Not mixed with ice water. Try them.
heard of a Hoyt Comedy ever
iisappointing an audience ? We
lave one coming- and it is safe to
ay it is one that we may patron-
y. < i and get mw money's worth.
< Io play ha ever boon in this
cctioti which was so praised by
> ress and public.
Manager Uroat ii -com me rui
ng "A Bachelor's Honeymoon"
as one of his leading attractions.
* Jot only is it a comedy which
stood the test of u New York
continuous season , bin it i * more
quoted than any comrd ) on t'le
road t. day and is not tn be classed
with the ordinary sl'O'Ab. It will
ie here Saturday at tiorili side
Opera House
The November American Boy.
Baseball has given way to
'ootball and this winter game is
Inely illustrated by the picture
( in colors ) of the Lo3 on the
jridiron which decorates the No
vember American Boy. front
cover. By the wiy , this issue
Begins the tenth year of that
most popular of boys' magazines.
The contents will be found to
contain just the stories and
articles which boys delight to
read , In addition to the chap
ters of the fine serials by Houston
Tomliuson , and Optic , there are
a number of short stories and
articles of a most interesting
character : M a I a g o Dick's
Thanksgiving is a fine story of
bow a boy earned his thanks
giving by an act of heroism.
Two interesting football stories ,
Farlow's Trick and How St.
Abans Won the Game , will ap
peal to the athletic boys. The
Little Red Stamp is an interest
ing story of Uncle Sam's postage.
The Henley overcoat tells humor
ously of how a boy cured his
brother of a bad habit. A Dark
Night's Work relate how a boy
saved his father's quarter section
of land. In the Training of
Uncle Sam tells of the work of
Uncle Sam's naval recruits ,
How the Life Savers Work is a
graphic description of the ardu
ous and often dangerous duties
of the life-saving crew. Part
two of Tne Deer Trailers will in
terest the boy hunters. Wash
ington's First Thanksgiving
Proclamation will be read by all.
What Can a Young Man. Do ?
treats of many avenues of work
that a boy may take up I he
Champions in LJabeball will be a
specially attractive page. How
a President is Made will answer
many of the questions which
boys have asked on this subject.
The nature lover will find his
hobby treated in Sonic of the
Strange Tenants of a Texas
Uanch. Then there are How To
Be a Fine Boxer , How To Study
History , and a special article on
Lantern Slide Making. The
various departments will appeal
to all boys with hobbies. 76 il-
luntralions. $1.00 a year. The
Sprague Publishing Co. , Detroit ,
Michigan.
Short Horn Cattle
Herd Htmie < ; n *
CKIUBON SCOTT No. 717085.
J. G. BRBNIZSR , Breeder of
Pure Scotch and Scotch Topped Sliurt lloru
Cattle. My herd numbers 40 cows. Will com.
pare In breed I us and quality with any wait ol
Chicago My experience hai tautht me that to
give goodaatUiactlou. brredlucr cattle must be
rulHCii lit tlilM lUlttnOc. I aspect to
rtilHU t tic tn In-re the * * qiinl of anything
raised lu ( he U. S. 1 uow h.ivclSbullBauluble
( or thin anil next year's serTlce. My cow *
weigh from 1400 to JOOupounds. Come and tc
tbrn .
J. G. BRENIZER
BU.OKUN Bow , NBDRASZ
JOHN DELANE
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
The best Automatic U 1 end gatu
for sale.
B. & M. Train Schedule
WEST UOUNO KA.8T DOMED
No. 3V OiXUu j No. 40 ; iO a m
No. 41 UtCTpm , No.4 : M a m
No. 43. . .S21aui j No. 44..U2T ; p m
No * 39 ami 40 ruu betvrteu Lincoln and Broken
How only , and not ou Sundays
Freight trains No * 47 and 43 carry ) > * * * ner ,
but are run as extras
Schedule of Broke * Bow Mails.
COUCMS tOlt. TBB BXST CLOBB AS rOLLOWS !
Train No 40 0am.
Train No 42 9:3 * ) a m
Train No 44 7:80 : pm
roucMBi rot TUK WMT CLOIB A FOLLOWS'
Train No 43 8:00 : m
Train No 41 7:30 p m
OBce opsa Bandar from | JO to 10M R a
we lcdays , 8)89 a mjijlj p BV
Entire
With oic ; Move and use only the
same aiiotiit or' coal as you have
hereto' . ) : ; ? u.ed in heating the one
or tv. n ( . 'nwnstairs rooms. There
is sa much extra heat generated by
Mooie's Air-Tight Heater that it
will do the work of two ordinary
ctoves. Simply connect a pipe from
the collar at the rear of the urn and
extend it to a register in the upstairs
room and this extra heat will fur
nish the same temperature as exists
downstairs. Even temperature
throughout the house is an im
portant thing. Possible only with
Moore's Air-Tight Heater. It
heats by circulation instead of
by radiation.
Moore's
Air-Tight
Heater
Is built like a furnace. The heat
radiates from the inner surface and
is discharged through an outer cas
ing and circulated throughout the
rooms. The temperature in every
corner of the rooms is the same ; ,
impossible with any other heating
stove. Then Moore's Air-Tight
Heater is a beautiful stove. Note
the graceful outline , the handsome
nickel trimmings an ornament for
any home. Then there is an en
tire absence of dust when taking out
the ashes , for a dust flue takes up the
dust. One coat of blacking in the
fall is all that is necessary for the
entire winter. Moore's Air Tight
Heater will last a lifetime.-
You Will Use \
One-Third Less Fuel '
.
If you purchase a Moore's Air-Tight Heater. Moore's Everlasting Firepot , the greatest fuel
sicr , will he at your service if this stove is installed in your home. This means that you can
burn every sort of fuel. The cheapest slack coal will furnish as much heat as the best quality of
lump coal. The smoke , which is good fuel , is consumed by means of Moore's Everlasting
Firepot. Come in and let us show you this wonderful heating stove.
Mil
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ARE THE CLAIMS SUSTAINED by THE
( Jive the Jnck-
son n trinl smd I
will ( lMii < msimt < k
to your sutisf'iic-
lion thn'i it , is su
perior in power ,
buoyancy , speed ,
and endurance
U * S&
McORAW , Agent.
In "A Bachelor's Honeymoon. "
During1 the action of "A
Bachelor's Honej'tuoon" , which
comes here next Saturday at the
north side Opera House. James
Green and Bella Rosa will intro
duce a high class musical trav
esty and the Merry Widow waltz
The Grae Sisters will appear in
their singingspecialties. . The
play itself is probably the best
comedy ever seen here and comes
recommended by all theatre
managers. The commercial men
apeak highly of the attraction
and they are the best critics iu
the world , for they see everything
thing- . Seats should be secured
at once.
Stoves
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