The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 05, 1901, Page 2, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
k nawtpspor devoted to the Intoresti of th
Unlvumltjr of Nohru skn.
Published at 1H4 North 11th St., bj
THE HESPERIAN PUB. CO.
(Incorporated.)
DIRECTORS:
J. W. Crabtreo, Presiclont.
0. L.Towna. Becrotnry -Treasurer.
J. I. Wyor, T. J. Hewett, li. W. Washburn.
Btrrmno H .McCatt
fttOEQK P. SlUDLER -
Munnjrlrjf Editor
Ast. Mauacer
- Alhlotlo Editor
rtKPORTKRS.
R. C. Pollard, Clifton Carter,
NorrUHin. K. T Hill,
J. H. Harney, CllfT Crooks
John A. Wilson. Linn M Huntington
' Tbo subscription price of the Dally Nebras
Kan Is C for the collnjjo yonr with n ronulur do
llrery beforo clinpol each day. Notice, com
munication, inid other mnttor intended for pub
lication, mint bo handed In at the Nobruskan
ofllce before 7 p. m . or mailed to the editor bo
fore 3 p. m., of the day previous to that day on
hlch they nre rxpectod to appear
SubicrlpUom may bo left at thn Nebrakan
ofllco. at tho Co.Op., or with Husinesa Mauai;er
Subscrilors will confer a favor by rojMirtiriK
promptly ut this ofllco any failure to reeeno tho
paper. . . .
All chanRO-i in advertiititt m.ittor must be in
the ofllco by .1 p. in. on the day previous to that
on which they are to appear.
Address all communications to tho Dally No
braskau, l.U N. 111b. Bt., Lincoln, Nobraska.
Telephone 470.
I". iter rl ut I hi' P"st (illico at I.11111111. Neb
.is second el iss niiill 111 itlr
AS TO LIIUIARV L.OCKKKS.
The larue number of student note
books, hidden about the library, be
bind hook-racks and shclvrs, indi
cates a need of lockers in which the
student can put hi "books without
fear or loss. The student secretes
bis book in tills manner, because of
l lie lack of better accomodations.
The open shelves on the ground Hour
are lneflicient and unused. So main
books hae been Iost"or stolen Jroru
these that the students arc alTrald to
use them.
There should be a system of iruii-
idual lockers In the library The
students ot history, law, economics
and literatuie would then be
able to leave their note books in
the library, their laboratory, lust
as the sMentillc students lock up
their note books and apparatus '.in
their private lockers in Nebraska
Hall. The burdensome task of carry
ing their books; back and forth to
tneir homes is unnecessary and could
be avoided.
The 1'imer.ity authorities miirht
cither install a system of lockers in
the library where t lie (pen alpliabet
icalboxes are situated, or Hive some
organisation this privilege. The Y
M. C. a. mlht lie able to undertake
this work and by a nominal charge
maintain the lockers' with profit.
These boxes can be reached at any
time tLe outside library door Is
open. The number of students who
would aid in such a venture could be
easily ascertained by circulating' a pe
tition askinc now many at a certain
charge per semester would rent a
box. The merit of such a convenience
should cause it to receive- a liberal
patronage.
The electrical engineering students
are ureatly delighted with "Foster's
Electrical Engineer's Hook." The
copy received yesterday at tin
Mechanic Arts library was in
the hands or some enginer all da
long, l'rofessor Morse recommends
that all his students provide them
selves with these books as the tables
auci a great deal ot information
ah nit electrical machinery, for winch
a whole liurary must generally be
. (onsultells condensed within lliis
single volume.
Dr. rouuci will banquet the loot
all team tonight at the Lindell.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Lincoln and ioimty:
Tlnirsany piirtly Hourly, possibly
with showers.
Weather report for 2J hours endintf
7 pm Wednesday.
IliKhest temperature 'M decrees,
ocnurrlng at f pm
Lowest temperature, I!) decrees,
occur I uk at 2:00 am.
Moan temperature, 'Jsdenrees,
which is (i decrees below the normal.
Trace of snow.
(JKO. A LOYKLANJ),
Sect ion Director.
Are you (701114 to buy
is Christmas
1 Presents? !
1 f so. don t forget to look through ,
jgE MA I. LETTS
elegant .stock of
"2? Diamonds, Wutelnv '
" ( loeWs. .lewelry. j
sterling Mivr are. t
Hold Head Cane". I
I 1 intirella.s, ut (llass Ware.
Opera ilftsM-s, and (
Lervtliiiij usually Kept in a
first Hues jewelry store.
Heme tn her the plaee
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E. Hallett!
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11 I '. o St , under l'liuk , era g
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Wanted
by the Daily Ni -mlasKax
enough new
subscribers to bring
the list tip to
1000
The list is now 7o0.
To induce 250 more
students and alumni
to subscribe we will
make a rate of
75 cents
for the rest of the
school year, just haH
price. This oiler is
for new name's only
and is made to in
crease the list to 1000.
It will be withdrawn
as soon as that mun
is reached.
Write your name and address below
tear out the slip and leave with the 7."
cents at the Dailv oillce, at 0110 of the
book store or Eei.d by mail.
The DailyNebraskan
Pkaii Si p.s: Herewith ilnd 7.1
cents Pleaso send the Daily as
per your special offer.
Name
Address
Free Tickets t Band Concert
This Evening at the
AUDITORIUM.
Lincoln's Progressive Storo gives a 'Picket
Fret of expense to .in customer purchasing
$2.00 anil over worth of Merchandise on this
daw It is time to be looking after
XMAS PRESENTS
Our store is full of articles so suitable for rift
giving. Make your selections early, we will
hold 0-oods till xtnas.
Souvenirs of Lincoln on j JQn
line v nnia taie v ap-
itol Carnegie Library
H'l'dg rniversity Li
brary Huilding Wes
loan I'niversity.
Given
Away
Never mind the rush. To prevent
your having to stand 111 line, out in
the street, you will bo given 11
number which will entitle you to
your turn in ordering any amount
of printing for which the Ivyl'ress
in noted. Invitations, (inls. and
Programs for lit., rary so ieties ,.iul
fraternities, a epeiiiilty.
11 k 1 v v 1: s s
1?". and 1 .'7 North 1 "th St
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PlCTOH
Land ijflarks
"Jade. famous by the early Trad
ers, Explorers, Pioneers, Mor
mons, Kmiirrnnts, Pony Kxprets
Riders, Overland Stujje Coaches,
Indian Encoun'erp, etc.. are semi
from car window .s of the I nion
Pacific trains. Ue sure j our
ticket reads via this route
1 or full liifnrtiuilloii cud on or address
R B. SLOSSON, Agent.
DR. J. J. DAVIS,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
Eyes Examined Free. Prices Rensonnble.
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Our Line of Slippers
is simplv out of siiil
Every Kind
I'Yom Wool-Knit to Alle
gator hide. We ha e the
kind that will fit your
pocket book.
Perkins & Sheldon
ll'i'.i O Street
S Be Ready For J
I The Holidays J
J (let your new suits
I v and pants now.
j Vo lime a full lineof lirst c'.ass
tb gooiis ready to mai.e up. q
Jjj ('all and look it over.
i Nebr. Pant and Suit Co., ;
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UHi Ji Ui MGrtATf irntr Hm made over
ft 4iot snoobctsof teeth. A good set of ,
UBIlllSIl iectli, $S o 33-K Cold crown $
101 A fl Cfrnnt biher filling 5 cents ami
IZIA- U oIIBdIi uj. Colli lilhnKB Ji 00 and
I lUOni I) "P Tectli extracted without pain
UNUULrll 25 cents.
UCDDACVA Ki-MHMnr.R the pi..c-
NlDmAoNHi wMOSlieet
Do you want to make
$5.00
If you do call
at once
Koom 5, liU X. 'llth St.
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Dr. Shoemaker's Private Hospital.
Special attention i(ict Ui disease of womoa
ndall surKl"'d discusi-s X ray examination
with no discomfort ur injury to putlout Et
erythins ai liomt-liLo ui oo-.-iblo. Hoard and
room rcubonablo.
1117 LST. LINCOLN.
r. O. Box 051.
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