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JR. HAGGARD, M. D. Office 1100
O Stroot, Rooms 212 218 214 Rich
nrds Block, Tolophono .r'L"i. Residence.
1310 G Stroot, Telephone L08-1.
DR. REN.T. F. HA1LKY; Dr. May
Louise Flanniran: Office, 1 11 South
12th Stroot. Telephone 018.
L.
T. DAVIS. I). D. S.. Dentist.
Ilridge and Crown worlc. Ofliee
room 7, over IJocU Island ticlcct oilier,
l'honc M'J.
C. EH LEWS
Corner nth and O.
Room I, up stni rs.
Tailoring, repairing and cleaning
promptly doiie.
All old students know him.
New onus should get acquainted.
Shirt Comfort
Consists in having the shirt lit
properly.
C. P. Harper's Shirt Factory
Room .",
1012 O St., is the place. Uememher .
It is a Pleasure
to get a Shave at
THE Y. M. C.A. BARBER SHOP
Tj'3' it and be convinced.
13TH AND P STREETS.
A Pound of
PAPER
Good Irish Linen for 25c
Ripple Bond, white 40c
Ripple Bond, blue 40c
Envelopes to Match.
Invitation and Regret Papers.
Something choice in Tally Curds.
We have a Complete Line
of SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Wilson Si Hall,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
112 3 O STREET.
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Bureau.
COTTELL
& LEONARD
472-478 Broad tray
Alhuny, New York
Makers of the
Caps,Gowns and Hoods
To the American Colleges and
Universities. Illustrated Manual,
sample pricey etc., on request.
Gowns for the pulpit and bench.
Legislative
Gallery.
BEST OF RATES TO STUDBNT! .
Local and Personal.
The Co-Op.
Rat at Hendry'H. 129 N. 11th.
Square meals at Francis ilrn.
Fine furs, Steele, 143 So. 12th.
The Hygienic Cafe, P.1G So. 12th st.
$1.25 kid KloveR n.Sc at The Famous.
1-.'! olT nu millmcrv at The Famous.
Dr Woodward, occulisl.'Uieh'ds hlk.
Buy your underwarcjil, The Famous
Meals I.kj, Fales restaurant, XV. O.
'c, tona at Francis
Oyster soun
Hros.
Don Uamcron's lunch counter,
Ho. 11th St.
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The class in (leolojry I has complet
ed the Ktud. of (Haulers.
Lindsevs for pipes, canes, ulnars,
tobacco and all smoker's articles.
Up-to-date is evory way; those ex
quisite photos a Bass' 102( ' street.
Ycrv Sweet. The terraced solo
shoo for lanios, nt Webster - Ro
gers, iota () street.
The students of the electrical en
gineering department have decided to
revive the annual eluut.rlcal exhibit
which formerly was such an Import
ant part of the charter day celebra
tion. TI.e exhibit will be made- as
usual on February l.'i.
M. .1. (,'rnnin will write a senes of
articles on his trip last summer when
he walked the entired distance from
Lincoln to Buffalo. The articles will
,1)0 of the natiiiv. of a cunt iniie-J story
of his experiences. They will bo pub
lished In several of Ihu eastern col
lege papers.
Tim. F. McCarthy. '!., has re
moved fr nu Aurora to Lincoln. lie
Is connected with the Nebraska
Bauer and Bag Co. Ho lias been
county superintendent of Hamilton
county for some time. lie was suc
ceeded in that ollico by J. A. Wood
ward who was a student in the Uni
versity last year.
Walk ovei shoes for men; Sorosis
foi women. Webster .x lingers 104:i
O St.
Miss Ethel (Jalloy of Columbus, Is
visiting a few days at the School ot
Music.
Junior ana Senior Law foot-ball
teams will piay this'afternoon at, two
o'clock.
First class pianos at honest prices
from Matthews Piano Co., 1120 O
street.
'Joe Beikley of Schuyler, Is visting
will his Alpha Tau Orruga Brothers
for a few days.
Tho second public recital 'of ihc
School oT Music will, ho given m
Tuesday evening.
Mortimor Wilson, directur or the
Uiilvctsity'band has been pledged to
Pnl'Gamma Deta. .. T T
Swell printing, engraving and em
bossing. Phone .'fio. The iSoyyCen
tury, 112.1 N street. ""
Call on tho Union Fuel Co. 101 1 O
St., for"coal, coke, and wood. They
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sell.the best in town.
J. F. Stollz, MM), was one of uhe
foitunate ones In the land drawing
down iH Indian Torrltory last Sum
mer. He drew number (17 which was
a very lucky number. Ho at once
gave up Ills position as teacher at
Cnlbcrtson and took up his residence
on his new claim. Ho is located In
the Washita Valley just across the
border line. The Washita valley and
river are both very beautirul and Mr.
Stoltx. is well pleased with tho coun
try. He expresses great hopes for its
future.
Friday and Saturday
SPECIALS
AT
Lincoln's Progressive Store
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THE
MjiP
The Pershing rilles held the best
drill so rar this year, last nigut. All
of tho ofllcers and non-comissloned
ofllcers were present. The corporals
have not yet neon appointed. There
were five sets of Tours In the line last
night which is an unusual showing
at tills time of tho year. Ordo rs
were road to the effect tlint roll uni
forms, ineluolng leguins would bo
required after Tnanksuivlng. Tho
llrst oi on drill will be held
her .").
Decern -
THE EERSIIMAN HOP.
J!lie.Frpfluuan-lop -w-h lohw4H be
held 'J his evening at Walsh hall
promises to he an exceedingly enjoy
able alfair. It will he stiictly Infor
mal. The committee have spared no
pains to make it one of tho most
pleasant of tho informalocial events
of tho year.
Portrait aid Uisdcape Fketograpker
139 5outb nth Street,
LINCOLN, - - NEBRASKA.
GALLERY ESTABLISHED 1871.
Tho Btcicopticoirieoturc in (Ecology
had to bo,dlsmissed yestorday because
ofa shortage! n" the Ras supply.
Flcmiua'has'Uio'very latest In jew
el rysUverwear, canes umbrellas and
TTni. plns.Callers always welcome,
1211l0.strcet.
jy.jLJ.Smith,j'6rmeriy alUniverslty
BtudetitQias beenTpromoted by the
ij.liS:-M.froni.a.clerk in the Car Ac-
countant'tCoincelnlthla ' city.T to a
placollnCtlie-fAssistant Z Auditor's
ollico in.Qinahn.
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Claudo Wilson 'uw, left yestordav
for Lawrence, Kansas, wlicro ho will
install a chapter of Alpha Tau Omega
in tho UniverFity of Kansas. lie was
accompanied by. a number of men
from tho local chapter.
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Spalding's Foot
Ball Shoes.
On all
our Foot
Ball Shoes
we are now
putting the
new style
cleats as
shown in
cut. After
a thoiough test last season
by ji few of the leading play
ors, they unanimously declare
them the best cleats ever put
on a shoe. Insist upon hav
ing them for your shoes.
Everything for football
Head harness, ankle- brace,
shin guards. Handsome il
lustrated Catalogae free.
A O. Spalding & Bros. Incorporated
New York Chicago Denver
Spalding's Official Football Guide for
1U01, edited by Walter Camp, price 10c
Gloves and Mittens
$1.."() FirM French L:iinlmlin (Moves,
made only o' llnct (-elected s'nii.s. .'1
chisp ovciseuin and '.'-clasp pique - nil
si.es and colors, every pair lit. nml
guaranteed, per pair $1 .25
Sl.-' Lnuihskin (Jlove;i '-chisp over
seam -all colors and sizes -lit jjiiMr
anticd, per pnir H)c
Women's Kid Mittens, tleece lined, fur
topped, e'ustic wrist, pair 4D;
Hoys' and t iris" 'i'r extra heavy douhln
wool initU'iiH, pair H;
All Wtiol (Jolf (ilnvcp, fancy plaids and
plain colors, pair 125t;
Women's, Misses' and Children's Wool
Mittens, long ribbed wrist, alr.l();
Full Line of Men's Hloves
and Mittens.
Men's Furnishings
Men's Fancy Suspciidcn, one pair in a.
l)ox ! u nd 4i)'.
Men'H Wool Underwear in plain and
ribbed wools, assorted colors, worm
1. '-.'.", for n garment i)Hc
Men's wool fleeced shirts and drawerw,
worth 7."c 41)c each
Men's Jersey ribbed, lleece lined shirt
and drawers 25o each
Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Etc.
Ilest (juulity pure silk satin, gros gruin
all co'ors. No. 'I worth 5c 11 yuru, bolt
of 10 yards for 125c
Hest quality Moire Taffeta No t)
for He a yard
Nos. 'i and lo for lOc n yard
No. '22 for 1 J5c 11 yard
-VVtjraeii-hccr-wisHTrninttcliTcr
and embroidered tine linen hem
stitched handkerchiefs, worth 17c
each l!2J-c ouch
Women's Waists
All the new novelties in Shirt Waists,
in silk, satin and French Flannel.
New effects in all wool Flannel
Waists, made full front Bishop
sleeve $1.1)8
New Tucked Hrilhtiotinc, in whito and
. IjUcIc $2.(8
black Silk Waists, tucked front and
hack, llishop sleeve $U.8
STUDENTS
Who need suits pressed or
cleaned should call on
HILL & CO., 1222 0 St.
First class work. 8atlsfucllon guaranteed
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Demand High-Clars
AMUSEMENTS
Our Ilil mrd Paror
Is pp-to-dato and absolutely
tree from immoral influence.
Phone 586. P0WELjL5, M6 N. 1 jth
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