The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 07, 1901, Page 3, Image 3

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Local and Personal.
The CoOp.
Ed Young. PIPES.
Dr. Oaso McMurtry Bl!:.
Eat at Hendry's, 129 N. 11th.
Square moalR at Francis Bros.
Fine furs, Steele, 143 So. 12th.
Steele, tho furrier, 143 So. 12th.
$1.25 kid gloves 98c at The Famous.
1-3 off on millinery at The Famous.
The Hygienic Cafe, 316 So. 12th st.
Dr. Woodward, occullst, Richards
block.
Norton Ware was In Nebraska City
election day.
E. M. rioffnell went to Kails City,
Tuesday to vote.
Students groups a specialty at
Bass' studio, 10215 O Street.
Go to Matthews Piano Co., for
Sheet music and Supplies.
Professor Xobingler will not meet
his classes in law this week.
Ben Bailey, spent the llrsi of the
wecK at his home in Hastings.
Ida Kohbin3 or Lincoln has been
pledged to Kappa Alpha Theta.
Charles B. Gregory (11. of -&. '91)
c-lls coal at 1014 O st. See him.
See Lindsey's tine line ot pipes.
Also first class canes and ciiars.
Ewings aro not only up to date but
a date ahead see their overcoats.
Several or Mio law students served
on election boards in the city yester
day. Deau-Jieciuv-haH cormutrneed-iccturH
i ng in Blackstono before tlin.iimlar.
class.
For students; those new :i and $
panels at Bass' Studio, 1020 O
Street.
There are a number of new stu
dents onrolled Injthe law school since
election.
Cold snap takon easily avoided by
wearine one of Ewlng's Fashionable
ovci coats.
Overcoats, overcoats, who's got the
overcoats'? Paino! raine lias tho
overcoats.
Tho best shoos you ever saw for
the mouoy. Sanderson's 84. Special
swell styles.
"We nuiuo it lit" tho coat or suit
that matter that leaves our
tore must flt. Ewlngs.
"Chic" .Fashions that aro deserv
ing of your favor, both from stylo
aud price standpoint. Ewings
Clothes are merits Oi reward.
Czolgosz is off' our hands: Sohley
lias been vindicated: King E(Jwnra
operated upon, and nothing now re
mains but tho coming at "Tumble
Veeds."
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Miss PJthol Tukoy," or Omaba, Is
spending a row days with her Delta
Gamma Bisters.
The senior law studonts mado up
for time lost Tuesday by a recitation
yesterday afternoon from one to
three.
Tuesday morning tho class in Phar
maceutical Botany was dismissed be
cause of tho coldness of the lecturo
room.
Tho Dopartiiiont of Botany has re
ceived ton living plants or the -'Wonderful
Vennis, Fly Trap" from Wil
mington, North Carolina.
Uenulno Lehigh Hard CoaJ Is the
best and is always to bo had from
tho Union Fuel Co., 1011 O street.
Its $9. 50 a ton.
You aro paying too much to have
your underwear laundered unloss you
have it done at Yule Bros. Hand
uaundry 1f14 () street.
Frank Dobson was In Columbus.
Saturday and Sunday, measuring
stream discharco for the United
States'JJeologlcai Survey.
A valuable keyHiooe to certain
Mexican hycroglyplilcs lias boon re
ceived by the librarian. It 1fr a
present rrom the Duke of Loubat.
Few libraries contain this rare
vol u me.
The library has made a very ad
Aantaglous exchange or duplicates
with Doauc College, thereby en
abling. It flu put a valuablo historical
set. Negotiations aro also being
made with Wisconsin along the
same line.
A wire cage lias been built in tho
law library for the convenience of
thelibrarian.
Quite a few sorority girls aro
goirur to attend tho Nebraska
Missmirt game at OmaTTa oelng
Invited by their in a n y () m a h a
friends.
A Icttor roentlv received from II
nCuJyor.ejL JQwiinweiit to Mie-
l'hilinpines in tho summer,
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nfr.fi t.rrn
That IfeTs comfortably settled in a
small town about forty miles from
Manila and enjoyHig lire In tho East.
He says that hemp buying Is not all
that It "Is cracked up to be," butlt
"beats einht o'clock classes all
hollow.''
R ESO L V T I ON S OKU ES I ECT.
Tho Engineering society neld a
special yesterday morning and
adopted the following rnspiiit-.iMrw.l
sending them together with a small
floral tribute, to tlfc'lFoino' of Mr.
Tumor's father:
Be It resolved by tho Engineering
Society of tho Unlvcrlsty or Nebras
ka; Whereas: God in his inflnito wis
dom has takon from us our esteemed
honorary member ana personul
rriend Edmoiju" F. Tumor just us lie
was entering a proiosslonal career of
success;
Resolved: That the society does
hereby extend to the bereaved family
of which lie was a member, Its'
slncero sympathy in tills time of deep
sorrow;
And that a copy of these resolu
tions be spread upon the minutes of
the sooioty and likewise a copy bo
presentd to his lamily.
By tho committee,
JJAN GUTLBEN,
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Young Ladies:
Perkins and Sheldon have
some shoes at $3.00 and $3.50
which they will be very glad
to show you. Their number
is 1 129 O Street. It will be
to'your advantage to call.
OIMLV $I.IO
Omaha ..and.. Return,
N O V K M B K R 9 T II
Special Train via. The
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BTJRIIWOTOINJ
Nebraska vs. Wisconsin.
Go and cheer the boys along and Stand Up for
Nebraska.
City Ticket Office,
Corner lotli nnd O Streets.
Telephone 235
"Tumble Weeds"
A NHVV BOOK of Poems of Nebraska by
4heuthorlieoriT-Tas5UlTCA-nil TCceTTDurt-
-r-o-yv-teleg-antly printed
book paper and elegantly bound in a striking
cover of Art Linen. Edition de Luxe, num
bered and signed by the author, $1.25. Regu
lar edition, $1.00. Printed at The Lakeside
Press, Chicago.
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Have-YtrIIeardA1r(rat"
Tnrable Weeds
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NEBRASKA. "
DAILY NEB It ASK AN STOCK
UKAOY.
Subscribers to tlio stock in tho
Hesperian Publisliing Co., may gob
tho same at tho oilico at 134 INorth
Elevonth street.
YOU HAVE HEARB
of Italian, Allegretti, Spcrmacettl
and a few other foreign named
chocolutes. We don't inaliu tliem.
Ours are a genuine American
brand, made by American work
men, dipped in American choc
olate. They are as good as any
chocolates on earth.
(TW. MAXWELL CO,
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