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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Co-Op.
Sanderson's Shoes.
Ed Young, PIPES.
Co'ors at The Co-Op.
Pennants at The Co-Op.
Megaphones at The Cn-Op.
Eat at Hendry's, 129 N. 11th.
Tootball buttons at The Co-Op.
Fine furs, Steele, 143 So. 12th.
w- Munson's restaurant, 1418 O st.
Steele, the furrier, 143 So. 12th.
Square meals at Francis Bros.
Buy your millinery at tho Famous.
$1.23 kid gloves 98c at Tho Famous.
The Hygienic Cafe, 316 So. 12th at.
Dr. Woodward, occ.ulist, Richards
block.
Don Cameron's lunch counter, 114 So.
11th st.
See Westerficld for the latest Uni.
hair cut. 117 No. 13th st.
Arthur G. Pancoast. law '01, Is prac
ticing law In South Omaha-.
Ewing Clothing Co. are sole agents
for Hawes $3 guaranteed hats.
Charles B. Gregory (U. of N. '91)
sells coal at 1044 O st. See him.
B. & T. have got some "kids" that
you would appreciate. $1 per pair.
For Students Those new $3 ovals
and $4 panels at Bass Studio, 102G O.
Fnlon suits for men and boys at
Ewing's. Prices lowest; quality un
excelled. There will be a meeting of the
freshmen class October 24 for election
of oHloers.
Don't forget Ewing has a full line
of Way's mufflers. Thy are nice for
cold weather.
"Sorosis" shoes for University girls
are the best. For sale only at Web
ster & Rogers.
Do you wear gloves? Have, you
seen the line Ewing's are showing.
See the case In front of store.
Boys have you seen those $3.00 blu
chers, made of best Box Calf and welt
ed soles at Perkins &. Sheldon's, 1123
O street.
The Long. The Short, The Fat, The
Lean men get their pantaloons at
Ewing's. All prices. Fit guaranteed.
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
Co., 1014 O at.
Chancellor Andrews addressed the
students at the Academy Wednesday
morning. The chemistry lecture room
was filled and every one was well
pleased over the gathering and the
Chancellor's remarks op "How to be
come a scholar,"
Oytsor soup 5c today at Francis
Bros.
Students group .a specialty at Bass'
studio. 1020 O St.
(Jo i,o Matliow Piano 'o., for sheet
music and supplies.
Plans are being formulated to form
a faculty club in the University of
California.
E. M. Dunaway, '02. who has been
on the Rick list for two days. Is able to
attend classes.
Ames college has the military de
partment divided into three battalions,
each with three companies.
The girls' basket ball team at Cali
fornia university began their fit Ht
practice last Saturday.
Professor ovolaun's class in mete
orology is beginning a series of prac
tical investigations with weather
maps.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon gave a smok
er Wednesday evening at their chap
ter house 321 IS. 10th St.
Yule Bros. Hand Laundry will make
you a special ratu on underwear.
They use no acids, l.lli O St. Bet
ter try them.
Fifty-six colleges and universities
have signified their intentions of
sending representatives to the Yale
bl-centennlal.
The "We Ate A Pie ' club offers an
$8.00 football uniform to the player
who carries the ball over Iowa's goal
line next Friday. Ex.
Among the events at Yale this week
will be a torch-light parade, a series
of pantomimes Illustrating college life
from Colonial times to the present.
C. J. Warner. '00, state representa
tive from Lancaster county, was hi
fiom Waverly yesterday and was sliak-,
ing hands with old friends on the
campus
The nw student directory for Stan
foid, Cal., lias been published. At
that Institution they are placed on
sale. The total number of students
appears to be 1.170.
(Justavus Babson has joined a Bur
lington locating party, en route to
western Wyoming, ' where they will
work this winter. Mr. Babson will
be to draughtsman for the party.
Lucius S. btorrs MM) made a short
cail on his friends at the university
October 22. ITc is still working for
the Northern Pacific R. R. with
liQudOiiarters at st. J'aul. lie looks
prosperous and is in the best' of
spirits.
J)r. A. Ross Hill will speak to tho
Y. M. (J. A. in the old chapei, Sun
day Oct. 27, 4 pm.. on tho subject:
"What does membership in tho
Young Men's Christian Association
mean." Tho meeting Is designed
especially for members and they are
urged to be present.
At Pennsylvania there Is what is
called the "Tall Men's Club." The
twelve tallest men in the university
only are eligible for membership. A
quorum consists of thirty-seven feet
of members. The officers are "Moon
Hitter," "Sky Scraper," "Celling Dus
ter," and "Giraffe." A dance will bo
given some time soon to which only
young ladies five feet,or less In height
will bo Invited.
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TUMBLE
Sioux City, Iowa, Oct. 21, 1901.
Mr. Dunroy:
Are these poems HEAL poetry Most certainly,
for they have oome out of the heart of the poet, and the
thought is t lie thought of the people and of the race. All
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 Weeds.
Kindly yours,
WILLIS MARSHALL.
TUMBLE
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