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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1902)
fj(Slr-Wf A -.. - 4 THE DAILYNEBRASKAN. L XT' IS A I' ' L k- 0 ! !', If te i .' P:: TV .8,1-1, i m; t - i j h Your Money and Important Papers Miculd he kept jn a in'e p'lL-e: fl .' potior a Snfe Deposit Hjx for thnv lnonilis; nbs lutt'lv sife from fire and huifjhr. t-iivrtvnr. ui d tr.inUsfctorc I in our Storage Vim It. LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT and TRUST COMPANY, 126 North Elevcnlli Si rid. Every now Student callfl on James Hearn 337 So. 1 1 tli stroet And has his moasuro taken for th Tamous Kalamazoo Uniforms, manufacture! by Cb ftndtrsonJ1mf3 Co. Kalamazoo, JUIcb MIDWINTER EXCURSION TO FLORIDA. TiiiH personally conducted e -iiraUm will leave Limoln at l:" P. M .Ian uary 2Uth. Call sit B AM city oftlccco-ner Hth and O Sts for booklet descriptive of this trip. G. W. Bonnell, ('. P. & T. A. Lincoln, Nebr. VALENTINE ABT The great Virtuoso and other great players use only the Washburn Mandolin Us pays It is an Inspiration to him. Yon. too, should enjoy a Washburn. Washburn Mandolins. Culture, Banjos, Zlthors arc Bold by flret-clnaa muslo doalers ovorywhor. New Models Only fiB-oo. Beautiful Souvenir Catalogue Free. LYON & 11BALY. Makers, 17 Adams Street - Calcao. LOST AND FOUND NOTICES' in the Daily Nebraskan, one cent per word per in sertion. No notice for less than ten cents. v Announcements. COURSES IN CI1KMISTKY. Course 21, iii'inninu Assaying, will lie repeated In tlit secnii'i spinster. Students who have completed course I may register fur It. Course. :t:i, Physiological Clicmlsir' will he given in t lie second semester ir live or more stnnents register for It. It Is open to those who hnvo completed course 'A. II. II. NICHOLSON. THE ZOOLOGICAL CLUB. The. Zoological club will meet In the department laboratory on Wed nesday at 4 n. ra. Papers will ho read by Miss. Htrlngc and Mr. Lewis on regeneration In flatworms and In hyrolds. Dr. Wolcott will review recent work on the noveiopement of the myxoBporldia. i CARD OK THANKS. The mombors or tlio Vonug Womci'H Christian Asstciation are very grateful to tho Palladlans for tlio use of their hall Saturday Hand horeby extenn their thanks. The success of tho affair and the. pleasant evening ttie two Associations had, wo feel, is largely duo to the open Pal ladian doors. Those of uj who are members rclt that it, was very ap propriate to have such a gathering there because of our associations with the old room. ELNOUA WELDV, Secretary: MINNIE CASE, President An announcement has been re cloved at tho ofllce, of a fellowship of the Haiti more association for the promotion of tho university educa tion of women. The fellowship is worth $f)00 and is available for work at olther an American or a foreign university. Applications will bo re ceived by the chairman or any of the members of tho committee, of award before March 25. The Ail-American Team. Caspar Whitney eJitor of Outing and a noted football authority recog nizes tho chums of woptern foot I all this year by ranking Michigan aini Wisconsin immediately after Ilnrvurd and Yale. Ho also places ono Michi gan man on the All-American loam. Hs selections are as follows: All-Amorican Eloven for 1901 Kornun (Harvard) and Morloy cap t tin (Columbia), halvob; Daly (Wost Point,) iuarter; Bowditch (Harvard) and Bnow (Mkhigan), ends; CuUb (Harvard) and Blagdon Uarard), tackles; Barnard (Harvard) and Hunt (Cornell), guards, Bachman, (Lafay ette), center. Substitutes. Cure (Lafayotte), full back; Cued wick (Yale) nnd Larson (Wisconsin), halies; Browslor (Cornoll), quarter; Campball (Harvard) and Davis (Prince ton), ends; Bunkor (West Point) and Curtis (Wisconsin), tackles; Leo (Har vard) and Mills (Princeton), guards; Holt (Yale), center. Ranking of Teams. 1. Harvard. 2. .Yale. 3. Michi gan. 4. Wisconein. 5. West Point. 6. Princeton. 7. Cornell. 8 La fajoite. 1). Annapolis. 10. Syra cuse. 11. Columbus. 12. Penn sylvania. 13. Minnesota. -11. Dart mouth. 10. Williams. 10. North western. 17. Illinois. 18. Chicago. 19. Iowa. 20. Tennessee. HAGAZINES . X 2 At Just OneHaIf Price. Harper's Weekly $4.00 All World's Work. .'. ...... 3.00 V L JU Public- Opinion 3.00 t . - Everybody's Magazine. 1.00 y" J f Nebraska Teacher 1.00 - $6.oo $12.00 World's Work $3.00 Harper's Weekly.. . 4.00 Everybody's Magazine.. 1.00 Nebraska Teacher 1.00 All subscriptions must be NEW, and may be sent to one or different addresses. Send your orders to The University Publishing Co., 134 North 11th St., Lincoln, Nebr. Wind In The Corn. I love to lie in the prairie grass, As the sun's noon heat is born, And list to the lips of the dashing leaves, As the wind blows through the corn?" For the sound of the wind is soft and sweet, As the sigh of a child in sleep, As soothing and calm as the drifting dark That falls from the bluey deep. It does not moan as it does in the pines, Nor wail as it does on the sea, - But sings a song, faint far and low A marvelous melody. Prom Tumble Weeds. Regular Edition, $1.00; Autograph Edition, $1.35. For Sale at all Book Stores, I If You Want Anything That Some One Else Has or Have Something For Some one Else) jAdvertise in the Daily Nebraskan. FOR $4 5o $9.00 v"n S fc J M in fid -' V : . t ) 1 ,t 1, 1 1 r
