'tty-'W ? i j-fTfTOS"-J
5 ,-y.iwpB
-" ;
';
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
W
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Co-Oiw
Sanderson's Shoes.
Ed Young, PIPES.
floors at The Co-Op.
Pennants at The Co-Op.
Megaphones at The Co-Op.
Eat at Hendry'B, 129 N. 11th.
Tootball buttons at The Co-Op.
Fine furs. Steele, 143 So. 12th.
Munaon's restaurant, 1418 O Bt.
Steele, tho furrier, 143 So. 12th.
Pot roast day at Francis Bros.
Buy your millinery at the Famous.
Buy your millinery at The Famous.
$1.25 kid gloves 98c at The Famous.
The Hygienic Cafe, 316 So. 12th st.
Bass' Studio, 1026 O st. None better.
All the leading corsets at The Fam
ous. Buy your football shoes at Sander
son's. Dr. AVoodward, occullst, Richards
block.
Don Camoron's lunch counter, 114 So.
Uth st.
Things you may not know. Found
in "Facts."
University regulation football shoes
at Sanderson's.
Have you read "Facts?" Whut do
you think of It?
Geo. Constancer's new five-chair bar
ber shop at 1010 O st.
See WesterBeld for thojatest Unl.
hair cut. 117 No. 13th st
Ewing Clothing Co. are sole agents
for Hawes $3 guaranteed hats.
Up-to-date In every way: those ex-
977' quislte photos at Bass', 10JJ O st.
Do you want to rent a piano? Go to
the Matthews Piano Co., 1120 0 st.
Union suits for men and boys at
E wing's. Prices lowest; quality un
excelled. If you 'haven't seen that leaflet
"Facts," you should got one at tho
TrflE-Cr-Ar-rooms-at-once-
FDo you wear gloves? Havo you
vyseen the lino Ewlng's are showing.
vSee tho case In front of store.
"Facts" have you seen them? A
limited number of copies. Call early
kt the Y. M. C. A. rooms and get one.
-Boys havo you aeJp those $3.00 blu
chers, made of best Box Calf, and welt
ed soles aVPerkJns &. Sheldon's, 1123
O Btreet.
Try our Rich Hill Lump for heating
at $4.50 per ton. It is the best coal
there is. Give it a trial. Union Fuel
I Cq., 1014 O at.. . .
Buy your Bbocs at Sandorsons.
Buy your underwear at-Tho Famous.
Charles JFTtfS&iT (U. of N. 'DIT
sells coal at 1044 O st. See him.
STUDENTS. Buy your kid gl6V6B
and corsets at Tho FamouB, 1020 O.
B. & T. havo got somo "kids" that
you would appreciate. $1 per pair.
For Students Those now 3 ovals
and $1 panels at Bass Studio, 1020 O.
"Sorosis" shoes lor University girls
are the beat For sale only at Web
ster & Rogers.
TJie first basket ball team-Is pro,c
tlclns ovory Wednesday.
Prorcssor FosBlor has charge of tho
chapel exorcises this weok.
Arthur G. Pancoast, law '01, Is prac
ticing law In South Omaha.
Miss Whiting was unable to meet
her classes Monday on account of Ill
ness. There will be a meeting of the
freshmon class October 24 for election
of officers.
Don't forget Ewlng has a full line
of Way's mufflers. They are nice for
cold weathor.
Specimen examinations In various
civil service appointments are posted
In Nebraska hall.
"1217 O 8t." That's the number of
Palnc's Clothing Store. A good place
to buy good clothes.
Miss Walker, an academy student
who has been in the hospital the past
two weeks, !b again at her work.
The Long, The Short, The Fat, The
Lean men get their pantaloons at
Ewlng's. All prices. Fit guaranteed.
It isn't absolutely necessary tor
your Bhirts to come back faded. Yule
Bros. Hand Laundry use no acldB.
1517 O st.
All of the geraniums are in stock for
the campus noxt year and are thriving
lustily. The orchid in the west house
is in bloom.
The social psychology class, taught
by Dr. Hill, has been reporting upon
various books, which deal with the so
cial problem.
The Omaha high school football
team will be entertained by Phi Kap
pa Psl at the time of the game with
the Lincoln high school.
Dr. Bessey has received 'official no
tice of the death of Mousier Wllhelm
Andre Schlmfor, professor a 1'unlvor-
slte do Bale, on beptelffber 9;"f1Xlr
About 75 students have presented
themselves so far for physical examin
ation. Of theso but five, according to
their statements, havo ever used to
bacco. Last Saturday at tho journal meet
ings of the Chemical socioty reviews
were made of the chemical journals
by Mr. Walker, Miss Bonton, H. H.
Nicholson and Mr. Rose.
Perhaps it is unknown to most stu
dents that there Is a government ex
periment station in the green-house.
Mr. Hedgewlck is In. charge and is at
present experimenting on the sugar
beet disease.
oari
TUMBLE
Sioux City, Jowa, Oct. 21, 1901.
Air. Dunroy:
Are these poems KEAL poetry I Most certainly,
for they have come out of the heart of the poet, and the
thought is the thought of the people aud of the race. AH
come as a message, sometimes almost divine, out of the heart
only to find a lodgment in the heart. That indefinable
something which characterizes, all true poetry and all divin
ely gifted poets is clearly found in Tumble WeedH.
fcurj. Kindlv vourp.
'
TUMBLE
Arc you Going to
California?
Call and get Printed Matter that will give you
full information as to its Climate, Resources and
the best way to get there.
City Ticket Office, Bnrlington Depot,
Corner loth and O Streets. 7th Street, Bet. P and Q.
Telephone 235. Telephone 25.
Write Right...
You should have a good
Fountain Pen
WriteRiglit. We have
several kinds Water-
"nrairV-ldealy Par-ker'-s,.
Franklin .."..
A college pen for 75c.
A $2.00 Paul E. Wirt
for $1.25 none better
WILSON & HALL,
Bookseller and StatlOBers,
H33 O STREEF.
Dr. Sfoaaker's Private KespM
Special attention ((ren to diseases of women
aud all surgical diseases. Krtay examination
with no discomfort or Injury to patient Et
erythla as homelike as possible. Board and
room reasonable.
1117L8T.UNCOLN.
P.O. Box 031. 1 Telephone C83
SIDLES
Exclusive Sporting
Goods House
Agents for Spalding, Vic
tor awl D. it M. Goode . .
Large Stock Inni n CT
Low Prioes luU4 U Jl.
WEEDS.
- . i . . .
WILLIS MARSHALL.
WEEDS.
v vr w p
E&Stt&t'EMfc I
S0MGS6F AOr-tUir haiim .
flSS PPS .! tot the collertU e i
f uo-iook axoaea. uv$tc imISuECTjo
hism xoaue, yabUakawT
ec1.90.pc9M ci au pOjUMw at c- ni-v
- -,.,
Take Your Shoe Repairing 'to
JOSEPH KOLBACB,
1326 O STREET
ALL WORK. GUARANTEED
Subscribe for
The Daily Nebraska
4
,m
M
"
r 1.'
, - K
ii
.. ', ;a
n
i .1 '
i
I
'' W,
v-
r"
Jr
tWi
-4 V
;
f, -
aMBMJMaaaaaaaaaai I i . . V ' A
1