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Bicycles
BICYCLE SUNDRIES, REPAIRING
OF ALL KINDS.
TEL L95.
317 South 11th St.
J. S. DeVore,
317 S. nth St.
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Sub8oription8 to tho Daily
Nobraskan may bo loft at
oither tho University Book
Store, or The Co-Op.
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IIow An Your Kidney
JDr. IIobbs'Bparapua Plllsouroall kldnor Ills. Sam
ple froo. Add HtorlliiK HiimodrCo Chicago or N.Y
UNIVERSITY
BOOK STORE . .
Successor to thcUnlverslty Book Co.
TEXT BOOKS,
HISTORY, THEME,
and NOTE BOOK PAPER
AND COVERS ALL SIZES
STUDENTS' ae SUPPLIES
WATERMAN IDEAL
FOUNTAIN PEN . . .
..H. W. BROWN..
Drug and Book Co.
PHONE 68. - - ia7 SOUTH 11TH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Thoro will bo an organ recital in
tho chapol Friday evening, September
27, at 8o'clock. J. E. Butlor of Trin
ity Cathedral, Omaha, will play. Miss
Besslo Turner will also rondor sev
eral solos.
Captain McComb desires to moot the
track tpam mon Mondays, Wednesdays
and FrldayB at the gymnasium.
Those Interested in the organization
of a University Mandolin club are re
quested to moot at the School of Music
Thursday evening at 7:30. Tho or
ganization of a club will be porfocted.
Bath hours at the Gymnasium have
boon established as follows: Tho
morning hours will bo given over to
gymnasium classes. In tho afternoon
tho baths will bo open to all students
from two to half past six o'clock.
A reception will bo glvon for stu
dents at tho First Baptist church, cor
ner of 14th and K Bts., Friday evening,
September 27. Dr. Rowlands, who haB
been In Palestine for some timo tlmo,
will bo present and will tell of his
trip. All students aro cordially in
vited to attend.
There will bo a meeting of tho son
lor class next Tuesday, Oct. 1st, at
2:30 p. m.p In tho old chapel. Elec
tion of officers will take place.
Take Your
LAUNDRY PACKAGE
To the University Book Store.
o- AOENCY FOR -o
CLARKSON'S LAUNDRY.
TELEPHONE 199
FOR THE WORK
THAT MAKES ....
THE " EVANS" FAMOUS
Arrangements ba.ve been muda r
Institute a series Of lectures to the stu
dent body on topics of Interest, to bo
dolFvered at chapel time. Among'thoso
who will speak in the near future afo
Professor Wyor and Dean Recce.
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THE DAILY KEBRASKAN PRIZE COMPETITION.
IHM. WEBER
SUITOR! UM
Is the Up-to-Date Place where La
dles and Gentlemen can get their
CLOTHINO CLEANED,
PRESSED, DYED,
REL1NED AND REFITTED.
N.E. Cor. 1 1th and O. Phone 708
Educate Your Iiowela With Cuacaret.
Candy Cnthnrtlc, euro constipation forever.
lOo.SOo. KC.0.0 fall, tfrugixifitH refund moner.
School Books
in a hurry
And at New York prices, singly
or by the dozen, may be obtained
nnona-jiana or nrta, oy any ooy or
girl In the rtmotot hamlet, or any
teacher or official anywhere, and
Delivery prepaid
Brand new. comnlete alnhabetlcal
citaloroetrtt.ofschoolbookaof U
fuwiiAtrt, u you mention Una ad.
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THE CONDITIONS,
Tho conditions of tho competition
are as follows:
1. The number of subscriptions giv
en are for a year. Two semester sub
scriptions equal one yearly subscrip
tion. 2. One-third of tho subscriptions
must bo in cash.
3 Every solicitor must leave his
name with tho manager at the Nebras
kan office, 134 No. 11th st
4. Tho competition will close at 6
o'clock p. m., Tuesday, October 8.
THE PRIZES.
For 90 subscriptions, a free trip to
Buffalo and roturn with $2.00 per day
for five days and admission to the
grounds.
For 70 subscriptions, a ladies' or gen
tleman's bicycle valued at $40.
For 60 subscriptions, a Marlin re
peating rlflo and leather caaoy retail
price, 121.40.
For 40 subscriptions, a free trip to
Minnesota and return with expenses.
For 25 subscriptions, a free trip to
Omaha and return to flee "the game
with the Omaha Medics.
For 10 subscriptions, a Waterman
fountain pen, price $2.50.
For 6 subscriptions, a yearly sub
scription to the Daily Nebraskan.
Take Your Shoe Repairing to
JOSEPH KOLBAGH,
1326 O STREET
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Pure Wool Pants.
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Made to Your
Measure
$3.00
ELI AS BAKER PANTS CO.,
n8 S. 10th Street.
Second-Hand Books
Osborn's Old Book Store
131 North 12th St.
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S DR.T. O'CONNOR euros CANCERS,
TUMOR8, WENS and FI8TULA3
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OFFICE ia O St., LINCOLN, NEB
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THE NEW
CENTURY
Legislative
Gallery.
BEST OF RATES TO STUDENTS.
Mnfri
Boarding Houses.
Miss -Phllbrlck, formerly of the de
partment of Domestic Science, has
gone to Boston, Mass., whore she haB
accepted a fellowship at the girls'
cooking school.
MRS. SAIiSBURY,
Rooms and board 1229 M street
MISS BOLTON,
1228 Qtceet. I2.50
MRS. F. T. WATKINS,
1440 M street. $4.00.
XIOTTAGE HOME,
1220 M st. I3.00. Mrs. A. O. Kirk.
Francis Bros'
Capital Cafe,
121 North Eleventh Street.
OYSTER SOUP 5c a Bowl
TUESDAYS ana FRIDAYS.
15c MEALS OUR SPECIALTY
Open All Night, phonb fio5o.
Portrait and Lansdcape Photographer
139 South nth Street,
LINCOLN, - - NEBRASKA.
QALLERY ESTABLISHED 1871.
DR. J. J. DAVIS,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
Byes Examined Free. Prices Reasonable.
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