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ards Block, Telephono 535. Residanco,
1310 Q Stroot, Telophono L984.
Local and Personal,
Ent at Hendry's. 12? N. 11th.
Fine furs, Steele, 143 So. 12th.
The Hygienic Cnfe, 31G So. 12th at.
Tlio clifis in American History 15
nrc writing paporR on LlncoIn'H vlcwn
of llio Blnvory question. Tho matrri
nl Is from the boh rocs dealing with
tlio Lincoln-Douglas debate oceurlng
in 1H5H.
DR. BENJ. F. BAILEY; Dr. May
Louise Flnnascan; Office, 141 Souta
12th Street. Telephone C18.
1'. DAVIS. I). D. H.. Dentist.
i iiruiee nnu i,rnwn worn, umcc
room 7, over Rock Island tlcUot oflieu.
Phone 340.
Compliments of the
NEW LINCOLN BOWLING ALLEY
to the University students. Football
team especially invited to cnll and en-
.lov a nice clean entertainment and
healthful exorcise Club rates given.
John S. Cmn, Propr . 130 .South Tentn.
C 10. llrown, dertist. Burr block.
Steele, the furrier, 113 S 12th st.
For sheet music nnrl supplies go
to the Mathews Piano Co.. 1120 O
street.
There will he no drill next neck.
The new term of the School of
Music begins Monday January 27th.
A Close Shave
A haircut, oranythinu elpe
you want a barber to do for
you, at the
Y. M. C. A. Baubku Shop,
13TH AND 1 STREETS.
Squurcmculs
at
'square prices
THE UNIQUE, 1230 0 ST
The girl's basket ball team is plan
ning a trip to Kansas before the
annual tournament.
Tnc Y.W.C.A. meetings Wednesday
were led by Miss Thomas and Miss
Case.
The classes In American lhstorj
are having quizzes every Wednesday.
Those who make a good enough rec
ord in these tests will be excused
from the final examination.
The debate in English 11 for next
Friday afternoon, is on the ques
tion: Hesolvud, That jurors in the
present Jury system should bo re
placed by maglstiates. The speakers
arc Messrs. Ilulla, SwanHon, Sargent
and Reese.
KODAKS
vjHill&Co.ir0
clean your suits with lffdfig.
1222 0 Street. Phone A672
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Think of
In the line of fiction,
that you would like
to have? Come in
and look over our
stock. It's always
strictly up-to-date.
Wilson & Hall
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
1123 0 STREET. v
Yule Bros.
Laundry
1514 0 St.
Phone 754
YOU CAN FIND IT
By inserting a notice In tho Daily Ne
braelcan at one cent a wor'l per inser
The sophomores have challenged tho
seniors to play a game of basket-ball.
Interviews in American History 3.
hare been suspended for the rest, of
the semester.
The course to tie given in assaying
noxt semester will meet for recita
tions on Monday and Wednesday at 1
pm. There will bo three laboratory
periods each four hcurs long. These
will be on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons and Saturday morning.
Attention, StudentsI
I wish to lenow you
I wish you to know my wor'.'.
For this roason I w 11 give you your
dental work at about half th us
ual rates for about sixty days.
DR. A. B. AYERS, 127 So. lath.
...California...
Tne junior law class lias begun
work on the last bo.ik of Hlackstone's
Commentaries.
Registration for tho second semes
ter will commence Monday Jnnnry
27th.
Miss Dean is again able to meet
her classes after her recent illness.
Professor Crabtiee was in Cedar
BlulT.s Tuesday and Fremont yeste-clay.
The chairman of the employment
bureau in the Y. M. ('. A. rooms re
ports more jobs, than there has been
demand for by students.
Tno debate between the Union de
bating club anci Doane College, has
been Indefinitely postponed upon re
(iiesrj of tho latter.
It 13 annouced at the Y.M.C. A.
rooms that there aro more applica
tions from those who have work to
be done than they are able to till.
Very strict rules against taking
books from the law library without
tho permission or an instructor have
been establlsed In order that students
may not bo Inconvenienced by tlio
failure to llnd books which they may
no ad.
P. W. Benedict, Mil. who is work
ing in tho Burlington shops at nave
lock, is spending a fow days at homo
recovering from an Injury caused
by tno fall of a Incomutivo connect
ing rod upon his foot.
Tuesday Rev. R. T. Cross or York,
visited the State Historical Society
rooms. He brought with him 1N7
very fine pieces of flint work which
wcro recently ploughed up on a York
County farm. From the location
and manner in which these line speci
mens wen; found, Is indicated an
Indian cache where these were stored
for luture use. These specimens
will soon lie on exhibition in tho
Society's rooms.
Has numerous Natural Bridges, Cnve,
etc . of no little interest The Mnm- .
moth Chvc of C'iilavorn-. diBCOVt-red by
miners in 1850; the Alabaster CnTe; the
Crystal Palace Cave,c ntaining a num
ber of atti active subterranean spart
mentn, such ns tho Hr'ilnl Chumber. tho
Crystal Palace Iloo'n. and a cnr'xurt
apartmontcallcd 'lie .Mudc Hull, where
the deposits of nqneous origin not only
take tho form of org-n pipes, sounding
b ards, etc., but also emit when st-nch
mubical f-oiin.lt and vibrations Near
this cave are two natural bridge
which the lout is cm visit and return
to the railroad within half an hnur.
Tho only natural way to reach
these scones of interest is via
"Tho Overland Route,"
comprising th Union and Southern In
eitie, no really one lino The on y
line runnirir through trains to San
Francisco from Omahu.
Three Trains Daily.
The Fast Trains arriving IT) hours
ahead of all competitors.
Chicag 1 Ulnveisitv will have a new
gymnasium costing $210,000.
Wisconsin University I. as laid out a
courso in journalism which will I be
included in the college course-
Today there arc (12S) universities
and collcgsand ir schools of technolo
gy in the United States, with a to
tal attendance of nearly 150, 000.
Dr. (Jcorge Fellows, of tlio Depart
ment of History of the Chicago Uni
versity, has been elected President of
the University of Maine.
While athletics received much con
sideration at the hands of the college
papers last term, oratorical and debat
ing contests are the sublects of In
terest now.
President Harpei, of the Universi
ty of Chicago, has been decorated by
President Loubot with the French
order of the Legion of Honor. Dr.
Haroer received the distinction be
cause of his interest in tho French
educational system.
The last issues of tho Djlawure
Transcript makes a strong plea for
the adoption of a plan to Increase
tho Incidental feo ot each studont
one dollar per term for tho purpose cf
securing sufficient money to carry on
tho expenses of tho Athletic Association.
Of coursi you'll have to keep your room warm this winter
Gregory, the Coal Man
II&6 the Stuff
Eleventh and O Streets
Full information cheer fully fuinih
cd upon application.
E. B. SLOSSEN, Agent.
DR. J. J. DAVIS,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
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