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ftrdi Block, Talephon B35. B Usmca,
1810 Q Btat, Ttlewhona H84.
DR. BEN J. F. BAILEY; Dr. May
Louise Flanagan; Office, Ill Soutk
12th Street. Telephone 018.
TV. DAVIS. I). D. S.. Dentist.
Am Hridge and Crown work. Oflice
room 7. over Rock Island ticket oflice.
Phone Ml).
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NEW LINCOLN HOWLING ALLEY
10 Tin:
I ' X I V Hi: S I T Y STl T I) H XTS
Club rates given.
.Ioiin S. Cain, Propr., l.V.i So. Tenth
A Close Shave
A hair cut, or anything else
you want a barber to do for
you, at tin
Y. M. C1. . Bakhhr Shop,
13 TH A r STREETS.
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Photographer.
1029 0 St.
Reference: Seniors. '03. We enn give
you all the new atyleB In cardB and
finish the market afrordn.
SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS.
Square meals
at
'square-' prices
THE UNIQUE, 1230 ST.
Do You....
Ever Write to HER
or to HIM?
Of Course you Do.
Why not get some of
our high grade station
ery. Its the best there
is. It'll increase your
prospects
Wilson & Hall,
Booksellers and Stationers, 1123 0 St.
Yule Bros.
1514 0 St.
Phone 754
Laundry
STUDENTS
Get yOTJT
cloth'eb clean-
iTXCC&Tls
ed, pressed,
rclined, repaired and refitted at
the same old stand,
WEBER SUITORIUJY1
N.E.Cor. 1 1th fc O Sts. 'Phone
Local and Personal.
-bat at Hendry's. 12 N. 11th.
Fine furs, Steele, 143 80. 12tb.
C. E Brown, dentist. Burr block.
The Hyglonlc Cafo, 316 So. 12th at.
Palace Dining hall for good meals.
Eat at Don Cameron's ,11b so. 11th.
Get aultip-to-datn university hair
cut at Westerllolds.
For sheet music and supplies go
to" die Mathews Piano Co., 1120 O
street.
Dr. Woodward aurist, Richards blk
Dr. Woodward oculist. Richards blk.
Professor .Stout returned yesterday
morning from Sterling, Colorado,
were ho attended the irrigation
congress.
The Dclian literary totiety line ad
journed for Friday evening to attend
the girls' basket ball tournament in a
body in honor of Miss Hannah Pills
bury who plays center on the- 'varaitv.
All the young men aro urged to be
out to tho Y.M.C.A. meeting Sun
day at 1 pm. to hear reports from
the recent state convention held at
York. Reports will be given by the
delegates.
Miss Smith lias acccpatd the posi
tion of Consulting Registrar recently
offered her by the regents and will re
main in that capacity until June.
Sho was unable to state her futuro
plans dolinitoly last night bub expects
to remain in Lincoln after her term
of service expires.
Dr. Kctchum, oculist, glasses littcd.
The Industrious students working
In the library were given a few min
utes of rest last night on account of
tho failure of tho electric lights to
work. Some ono with plenty of
presence of mind however suggested
ligthing the gas and thereby spoiled
what otlfcrwiso might; bare made a
good excuse for handing 111 note
books late.
This is tho tlmo of the year to in
dulge yourself in tho luxury of hav
ing your face trea6ed for whatever
it may need. Mrs. Davis, proprietor
of Palace Beautiful, 121 No. 13th,
nates a specialty of faco bleaching,
removal of facial blemishes, and all
klncis of massage treatment. These
clear up and freshen the skin won
derfully. In order to have your faco
in good condition Tor the Easter
hat and gown to show off, tho treat
ments must begin immediately.
You will feel nothing but regrets
if you put this off or rail to have It
dono, you will always receive tho best
of treatment from M:s. Davis.
Of course you'll huve to keep your room warm this winter
Gregory, the Coal Man
Lewis Paulsen, law '01, it practicing
law at Mindoo.
The UniTorsity Club will giro a hop
tonight in Walsh ball.
The English Olub will ncofc Saturday
evening in the art studio of the Univer
sity. The Palladian boys arc working on a
play which will be givon nt tho "IIojh'
annual program" early in March.
The cadet band havo sont a number
of thoir old instruments to the manu
facturer to bs changod for new onts.
Arthur IJ. Smith, '10, is suporintetid
ont of telophbn'o servicoat Missouri
V.illoy, Iowa. Ho was marriod Inst
summer.
Mrs. E F, BjerB, general secretary of
tho Omaha V, W. C. A., who gavo a ro
cital from "Sky Pilot" Inst night, has
remained over to sco the girls' buBltot
bail game.-i.
Mrs. Florenco Mcllugh of tlio Omaha
high school nrriveB in Lincoln today, to
be the guest of friends in tho univer
sity. Incidently she will tako in tho
basket ball tournament,
Yesterday's Nobraskan was in error
in paying that tho score between tho
Hophomoroa and V. M. 0. A. Thursday
night was 2.'I to 28. Tho Bcore was 23
to 8 in favor of tho sophomores
The university Jaw sudents held
moot court last night. I. II. Hat
Hold ot tho Lincoln bar acting as
judge. The case tried was ono
wherein the plaintiff sued tho defen
dant for Injuries received because of
caroless driving xif tho latter. Mes
srs. Hughes and Smith acted as at
torneys for the plaintiff whilo Mes
srs. Long and Hohl represented
tho defendant. A very Intorostlg
trial was hold both sides showing
cosideraole ability.
Tho second district court trial was
postponed until Tuesday March i.
TEAM STARTS FOR KAPHAS.
The basketball team started for
Lawrence. Kansas early this morning.
Owing to the absence of Raymona
from the city ana his inability to
reach hero today the team 'had to
leave without lnra.. IIo expects to
follow tomorrow and wll Join the
team in tlmo to participate In tho
game Saturday night. Raymond's
place will bo filled tonight by
Flowltt, tho regular substitute guard.
Two games will bo played In Law
ronce, ono with Haskell and ouo with
Kansas University. Tho oraor of tle
games has not been dotormined yot.
Monday night on tho return trip a
game will "be played with the Topoka
Y.M.C.A.
Mombers of the toam express the
opinion that tho Haskell gamo will
bo tho hard ono of tho trip as that
toum has slown cosidorablo strength
this season.
DU TEIL-Cigare "that's all.
OLIVER : THEATRE
F. C. ZEHRUN8 0. T. CRAWFORD. M6R8.
Or. 13th and T fitre.U. Phon. 3M
TONIGHT AT 8:15.
THE GREAT PIANIST.
JOSEPH
HOFHANN....
Auspices Matinee Musioale.
Prices 50c to 81. DO. Now on Hale
MONDAY, MAR. 3
scusa ;;,'V band
Tho glorified ideal of the Military
Hand London Globe.
"THE MARCH KING"
JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, Conductor.
Maude Recse-Havies Soprifno.
Dorothy Hoyle Viollneat.
Walter B. Rogers Cornet.
Prices, f.Oc, 7.), 1.00 and $1.50,
Beats on Bale Friday. '
Wednesday, March 5
Return of LEWIS MORRISON'S
Complete Production of
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ELECTRICAL EFFECTS
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