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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
a newspaper devoted to the Interest! of the
Unlvorilly of Nobra ikn.
fubliihed nt 131 North lltli St., by
THE HESPERIAN PUB. CO.
(Incorporated.)
DIRKCTOHB:
J. V. Crnbtree, President.
0. L.Towne, Socrotnrjr -Treasurer.
J. I. Wyor, T. J. Howott. E. W. Washburn.
BTBLiNa H .McCaw
OeokqkT. Biiidlkk -
Managing Editor
Asst. Manager
- Athletic Editor
HKI'ORTERS.
R. C. Pollard, Clifton Carter,
Norrls Huse. It. T Hill,
J. R. Karney, Cliff Crooka.
John A. Wilson. Linn M. Huntington
' The subscription price of the Daily Nebras
kan la $2 for tho c6llogo year with a rogular do
liTery before chapel each day. Notices, com
munications, and other matler Intended for pub
lication, must be handed In nt the Nobraskan
oflice before 7 p. m.. or mailed to the editor ho
fore 3 p. m., of the day preTlous to that day on
hich they are expected to appear.
Subscriptions may bo left at the Nobrsskan
office, nt tho Co.Op., or with Business Manoger.
Subscribers will confer n fator by reporting
promptly at this oflleo any fuilure to receive the
Yl changes In advertising matter must be lu
the oflice by !I p. m. on tho day preTlous to that
on which they are to apponr.
Address all communications to the Dally Ne
braskan, 134 N. 11th St., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Telephone 470.
finU red uLthopoHt oflleo ut Incoln, Neb
ah second cliuss mull mutter
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Tlic " Nebraska!)" published yes
torduy it notico of prizes offered by
an oastorii concern for essays includ
ing treatises In literature, science
and arts. As tills is pen to all who
may care lo enter, it is urycfl that
Nebraska students take enough in
terest in some part offered, that
some elTort may bo made.
Ono of the demands made today of
educated people is complete, master
ful and linlnshed productions lu Eng
lish, and nesldes any remuneration
one might obtain oy entering the
contest he will receive the benclit of
tho training such an elfort provides.
11 such niovomonts looking toward
the college world of letters should
meet with hearty endorsement and
approval from tho cnliego world at
large. The concern which makes the
offeMs also to be congratulated on
tho worthy proposition thoy have ad
vanced. All who wish to cot a 'comprehen
sive idea of tho President's message
without taking tho time to read it
through and study It. .should hear
Professor Caldwell in chapel this
morning, Friday.
The Doll an Literary Society ad
journed Friday evening on account of
tho Nordlca recital and will meet
Saturday evening instead. Regular
flloctlon or ottlcers Tor second term
will bo held.
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Allegretti
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Lowney's
Chocolates
RECTOR'S
Tho Pallaalans will not give a pro
gram Friday but will spend the even
ing socially In their hall, Fveryone
IB invited.
Miss Winnie Potter of Pawnee City,
who lins been visiting Pawnee City
frionds In the University the past
week roturned homo yesterday
DEMATINC CLP US.
The Palladlans will discuss this
questlonlSatiirday night: Resolved,
That the national government, should
make appropriations tu , reclaim b
Irrigation, the arid 1-inds ot the west.
The "".speakers are.' A IV.rmative.
Kcyscr, Doubt, Negative, Hewitt.
Crouch.
Robert's Rules ol Order, panes d."
to 75 will be discussed as the parM
mentary lesson for the evening.
Tho Dcllans will hold election of
officers. In addition they will debate
tho (uestion: Resolved. That the
president of the United States should
be elected for a term of six years and
be inelligible for re-election. Afllr
matlve. James, Hodge 'Negative, C.
jTPurkT, Morrow." '
The members of the Maxwell club
will consider the question: Resolved,
That the recent constitutional
amendments in the'southern states
d lsfranchlsing the coloFed voto w ill ul
timately benefit the negro." Afllrma
live, Wm. (ill more. Higglns. (.Jump
ton. Negative, Hoylen, Meier, Senner.
THE SENIOR HOOK. Z
The Senior Hook Committee have
adopted a new plan tins year in get
ting material for the annual. Each
member of tho class is assigned some
person to "write up." It is hoped
that this method will give the book
a variety In the Individual sketches
not possible by the usual scheme of
having the book committee do all
the work. These individual SKetches
must be in by December ir. The
Book committee reserves the right to
edit all the material.
The first number of "The ltilllous
tlnc" a clover "taKC off" on "The
Philistine" has been received by
some of the professors. All who are
acquainted with the peculiar stylo of
Elbert Hubbard will enjoy the satir
ical way in which the new journal
hits offjwhatever is peculiar in the
older periodical. The "Hlllloustine,"
is published by tho 'Roy G rafters.'
(instead of tiie ' Roycrof tors' ) And its
most Important writer is 'Fra Mc
Gliints' (instad of 'Fra Elbertus'. i
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Lincoln and vicinity:
Friday fair; slight change in tem
perature. Weather report for 24 hours euaing
7 pm Thursday.
Highest temperaturo "0 degrees,
occurring at 4:30 pm.
Lowest temperature,, 28 degrees,
occurlng at 12:16 am.
Mean temperature, :i(J degrees,
which is f degrees above the normal.
Precipitation for the past twenty
four hours, .14 oT an inch of melted
Btrnv.
GEO. A LOVELAND.
Section Director.
MEN'S MEETING SUNDAY.
Rev Mr. Carroll of the Grace M. E.
church will address the men's meet
ing in tho old chapel Sunday. His
subject will bo "Christ's Attitude
Toward an Honest Skeptic."
Fannie Drake '05, has recently re
turned to school from a six weoks ab
sence occasioned by sickness.
BwsffW.'fWthPislM
lift ftfelll $!Mt wKSafKKP fofl
EWING CLOTrr
ING CO.
115, 117 O st. Lincoln, Xcb.
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I Arc you
California?
Call and get Printed Matter that will give you
full information as to its Cliipftte, Resources and
the best way to get there.
City Ticket Office, Bnrlington Depot,
Corner i oth and O Streets. 7U1 Street, Bet P and Q.
Telephone 233. Telephone 25.
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Maxwell's
Chocolates are
put up in l pound and two pound
boxes at 150c per pound. The iruit
fillingb beat anything you over tasted
Try some next time.
I W. MAXWELL CO.
MakersofQood Chocolates.
mn O Street nnd 20G South 11th Street
EWING CLOTHING
COMPANY
Trunk & Bag Dep't.
will surely interest
you if you antici
pate spending your
holidays at home
or abroad.
We have tho most com
plete lino of travelers nerds
shown in Lincoln. Truiilts.
ImgH. suit cases. Tele.s
copps, Fibre ware, steamer
trunks.
See lis before buying
anything in this line for
we can eavo you from 10
to "0 per cent. Look over
our line.
Our Line of Slippers
is simply out of siht
Every Kind
From Wool-Knit to Alie
nator hide. Wo have the
kind that will (it your
pocket book.
Perkins & Sheldon
ll'JSM) Street
frfrOfrfr0s
Going to
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Dr. Shoemaker's Private HospitaL
Special nttontiou glveu to diBcase of women
ana all surRlcal diseases. X-ray ozamlnatloa
with no discomfort or injury to patient. Ev
erything as lnyiiolIL.0 as i)oaslble. Board and
room reasonable.
1117 LST. LINCOLN.
P. O. Box 951. Telephone 186
DR. J. J. DAVIS,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
Eyes Examined Free. Prices Reasonable.
12380 Street, iSS'
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