QwHSiiiSSiSiG r?5N M-SST -fv'.-rv--''tr --y-r -,; ""j- -1- 't.rtvi i 'J' ft- THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. 1--1 r it. Dnt3nnr3ai3ai3nnnGanBinnnnnnn jaDauaaaQacacacaEaaanDBaca il PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY I aa O" innnnncinnnnnnnincnnnnnnnc) aoacuctJBitijiBucaDiacitaniacflauiinii r T R- HAGGARD, M. D. Office 1100 ti 0 Street, Rooms 212-213-214 Rich ards Block, Telophono 535. Rosidanca, 1310 G Street, Telophono L084. DR. BEN J. P. BAILEY; Dr. Mar Louiso Flnnagnn; Ofllco, 141 South L2th Street. Telephone 618. LP. DAVIS. D. D. 8., Dentist. Bridge and Crown work. Office room 7, over Rock Inland ticket office. Phone 349. Compliments of the NEW LINCOLN BOWLING ALLEY to the University students. Football team especially invited to call and en joy a nice clean entertainment and healthful exorcise Club rates given. John S. Cain, Propr., 139 South Tentn. A Close Shave A haircut, oranythiner cIpc you want a barber to do for you, at the Y. M. C. A. Barber Shop, 13TH AND P STREETS. Squaremeals at 'square'" prices THE UNIQUE, 1230 0 ST. -H;n&pn will make -' i mi v. vrv. yourc clean vour suits with IMftS I 1222 0 Street. Phone A672 t WE SELL KODAKS 117 S?S.,,tl, D.-E. DcPUTRON "--- w s What Do You 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. Yule Bros. JfauiUry 1514 o St. Phone 754 YOU CAN FIND IT Bv insor-tincr a notice in the Daily Ne- ; O braskan at one cent a wor'l per inser- uon. Local and Personal. Eat at Hendry's, 12P N. 11th. Flno furs, Stoole, 143 So. 12th. The Hygienic Cafe, 316 So. 12th at. C. E. Ilrown, dectist. Burr block. Steele, the furrier, 143 S. 12th st. For sheet music nnrt supplies go to tho Mathews Piano Co., 1120 O street. Tho froshman basket ball team will bo organized next Saturday afternoon. Phi Delta Phi mot Thursdav night at tho Alpha Tau Omega houso 1027 II street. Tho recitations In Insurance will bo changed back to tho regular hours on Tuesday Instead of Wednesday. Professsor Robblns will devote all his timo in tho junior law class to Agency, beginning next week. Elementary Criminal Law is prov ing tho most interesting department of Blaokstono, so far taken up by tho junior laws this year. Miss Ilazel Murray was inlatod Into Delta Delta Dolta Wednesday night at the home of Miss Winifred Uon nell. Hepbolt Klinge and L. D. Stuhr, both of tho class of '01, aro visiting frlenas in Linculn. They havo posi tions at Rocky Ford, Colorado. The llrst year domestic science Hlrls had a laboratory test yesterday in which thoy were obliged to pre pare different dishes without the receipts. Tho last recitation in domestic relations was nold yesterday morn ing. Tho preliminary examination in tho same event will bo given In a week. Librarian Wyer wont in Wahoo yesterday where ho addressed a meeting of cltizqns. called to con sider the establishment of a public library. Professor Wyor discussed the plans and metnods for conducting libraries,. Guy W. Barnes, '01, who has boon spending tho wook visiting at tho Delta Tau Delta house returned to Norfolk yesterday to accept a posi tion as assistant principal of tho high school there. Ho takes tho place of A. A. Sims, '00. Among tho plans of tho historical society for tho coming year, is one to ruako a complete set of maps of Nobraska showlg tho judicial con gressional, sonatorial, representative and otbor districts of the stnto and territory frcm 1854 to tho present. Of courso you'll have to keep your room warm this winter Gregory, the Coal Man Has Eleventh Tho historical socloty Is ondeavor ing to oomploto its files of tho Unit ed States Statues and stato papors. Ernest A. Bessov, now in charge of "Seed and Plant at Washington has '90. and '08, tho section of Introduction," just Issued a bulletin of nearly ono hundred pages consisting of an inventory of seeds and plants, with verliied botanical names. Tho Y. M. C. A. meeting Sunday nlll bo a Members' Mooting in tho interests of tho Toronto convontlon. Evory member Bhouid count it a privilege to become educated on tho Great Missionary Entorprlso, and also to holp in making it posslblo for our University to havo a good represen tation at this convontlon. Mr. and Mrs. Casslns a. Fisher, former assistants in tho department of geology, arrived In Lincoln Jan. 10, and aro tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barbour. Mr. Flshor, who has just dosed his sixth year in hold work for tho United States Gooloal cal Surreys will resumo postgraduate studios In thlB Unlvorsltv. A Joint debate botweon tho Union and Maxwell clubs will bo hold In Union hall tomorrow evening. Tho question to bo discussed Is, Resolv ed, that tho governor of Indiana was Justiliea In refusing to honor tho requisition mado upon him by the governor or Kentucky for tho return of Ex-Governor Taylor fur trial. Tho University of Michigan has chosen the negative side of tho ques tion submitted to it by tho Univer sity of Pennsylvania, viz., "That tho system of compulsory voting should bo adopted In tho United States." Tho debate will bo hold In Philadel phia In March, and will bo tho four th tlmo tho representatives of the two schools havo mot on tho dobato platform. Tho buildings which tho Univer sity of Pennsylvania proposes to erect within tho noxt two years will lnvolvo an expenditure of nearly 82,000,000. WISCONSIN MAY NOT PLAY MICHIGAN. The proposed gamo between Wis consin and Michigan is still In a state of uncertainty as tho following from tho Wisconsin Cardinal will show. "When Interviewed, Manager Kll patriclc said that tho football gamo witn Michigan Is still unsettled. Balrd of Mlohlgan would not agree under any condition to play tho gamo at Madison or Milwaukee Manager Kllpatrick used overy effort to have tho game playod in Milwaukee when be 'found that Michigan rofused to consider a proposition to como to Madison. It is thought, however, that in the end a game may bo ar ranged. The matter will come bofore the meeting of the athletic board tonight." the Stuff and O Streets , L. J. Herzog, Merchant Tailor, 1032 0 STREET. Allow me the privilege of again calling your attention to my lino of Woolens which I am scl ing in SUITINGS at $15.50, $17.50, $20.50. Thcbe fabrics are unques tionably tho swellest in tho city and my lino is also tho most gorgeous. Allow mo to show you these goods be fore rraking your purohoses nnd you will al.vii fjjliu debtod to n? TROUSERINGS at $3.50, $4.50, $5.50. Respectfully, L. J. Herzog. DR. J. J. DAVIS, GRADUATE OPTICIAN Eye Examined Free. Prices Reaeoaoble. 12380 Street, lfgSP The Pioneer . Clean Linen Finest of Toilets FirBt-class Service W. J. WIIITFORD, PnopniETOB 113 South 11th St., Lincoln, Nob. Use Maxwell's Chocolates Wounded, Feelings.. I W. MAXWELL CO. MakeriofQood Chocolate, Uin O Rtreet and 206 South 11th StxMl Legislative Gallery. BEST OP RATES TO STUDENT. Portrait ui Uisicsfe PfMttgraffcr iao 5at nth Street. LINCOLN, - - NEBRASKA. GALLERY EgTABLMHBD 1871. yVma& t f : m t " i ' c - .a 4 v" 1.1 'IXI T 3 1 ' 3 I A j, 1 "' 'i 1 '.-3 j J A t-Jt- . '- 't tt s 4T1M " :... J-