THK DAILY NEBKA8KAN
Official Notices.
Chancellor Andrews will deliver the
unlvemlty opening nddresn in Memo
rial hall. Saturday morning at 10
o'clock ,
We Welcome Ye Back
Old and New Students
BOOTH
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Will invite you out on the
gridiron if you wear a suit
made by mc. o o
I cut them "chesty," make
you look big and swell. Low
price, too. for my grade of
work. jl 4
ft
Bumstead
He makes clothes that fit
1141 OSt.
For the Best Work
in the City Patronize
The
"Evans"
Settlers' One -Way
RATES
l-ti) day during the months of
September and October, 1002.
FROM LINCOLN, NEB.,
Via the
UNION PACIFIC.
Sjii.oo to Ogdeu and Salt Lake
City,
Sjo.oo to Butte, Anconda, and
Helena,
$'j s 1 Spokane :ui Wenatchee,
Wash.
Sjs ni to Everett, Kail ha en, and
New Whatcom, via Hunt
ington and Spokane.
:s oo to Poitland, Tacoma and
Seattle.
SvOo to Ashland. Kosi hurg, Eu
gen Albany ami Salem, ia
Portland.
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les and many other Cali
fornia points.
Full information cheei fully fur
nished, on application to
E. B. SLOSSON, Agent.
Mis Kalherine Thomas. V2, and a
member of the Pi Reta Phi sorority,
has irone to Omaha, whore she will
occupy n responsible position this year
at Rrowmll Hall.
The old two hour courses in astron
omy hao been increased one hour
and numbered 7. The extra hour will
be ocupied by field work under the
direction" ot Protessor Sweey.
Room 311 library building will be
tilted up and used as a reading room
and seminar for the students and
faculty of the college of medicine
All the current medical periodicals, all
reforence books aud a selection of gen
eral books In this subject will be kept
here. ,.
During reglHt-ration nock Informa
tion in regard to loomfl and board can
not be obtained in the regifltrar'H of
fice, but in the Y. M. C. A. roomH. A
public telephone is stationed there.
A BtudCnt not reglatored by G o'clock
Monday. Sept. 22, Ih charged an addi
tional fee of $3.
College Men.
The annual reception of the Young
Men's ChriHtion Anaoclatlnn of tht
university will be held Saturday even
ing, September 20th, in the armory
from 8 to 10 o'clock All students are
invited to attend. Coach Rooth and
his gicnts will be present. Prof. Stan
will sing and college songs will be li
order RefreshmentH are to be served
during the evening. A feature of tin
reception will be a game of plng-ponj
by Prof. Caldwell and Coach Rooth
This is an opportunity for the new
men to get acquainted and they are
especlnly invited.
Greek Art.
The course in Greek art given b
Assistant Professor Dann is increased
this semester to three hours credit. It
Is off red a an introduction to the
stury of the life and thought of the
ancient Greeks an reflected in their
art and religion The couise will be
gin with a brief survey of the ait of
Kgypt and Assyria, and the charac
teristics of Greek art are contrasted
with those of oriental art on the one
hand ami of early Chrlstion ait on the
other. The study of Greek myths i
also taken up. at least so far as they
can form an essential factor in the
development of the art of Greece.
The course Is designed to make clear
the fundamental and lasting principles
of aesthetic form so marvelously
wrought out and refined by the
Greeks. It is hoped that the course
may serve to promote a just apprecia
tion of the great works of the past,
and contribute to the formation of a
sound and intelligent tnste in ait in
general.
Football Players
An and eery football man who Vat
eer in a game ot foot hall in the uni
versity or elnewheie should not fall
to show up on the gridiron every after
noon. Hring your own sultn or obtain
them at the gymnasium. At all events,
he out ready for work. Kvery man will
have an equal opportunity for a place
on the t?ain. All new men in the
university should make their appear
ance on the football field if they have
ambitions tor the sport. John West
oer, Captain.
Kveryono who wishes to take up
some special line of Bible or mission
study work should Investigate the
course, offered by the Y. M. C. A. All
Information necessary can be obtained
at any time at tho association rooms.
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DR. TRUMAN W. BROPHY, Dean,
VALENTINE
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The great
Virtuoso and
other great
players use
only the
Washburn
Mandolin
Be says It Is on Inspiration to him. Yon,
too, should enjoy a Washburn. Wuihbnrn
Mandolins, OalUrs, Banjos, Zithers are sold
by flrst-class muslo dealers OYerywhore.
New Models Only f 15.00.
Beaatlfal Seuvcnlr Catalogue Free.
LYON A 11BALY, Maker,
17 Adams Street, Chicago.
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And wish to impress upou your
minds that wc carry only the most
up-to-date lines of Suits and Over
coats ever shown in Lincoln. We
want you to see our
Fall and Winter Novelties
S7 50 $10 00 $12 50 113 00, $18 & $20
Ewing Clothing Co
15-1117 O St., Lincoln, Neb.
A Welcome
to Students
In order that you may
make the most- of the
coming year, be fitted
with a pair of com
fortable and stylish
shoes by
Sheldon Co.
Swidish Gymnasium Shoe"
Chicago College
of Dental Surgery
(Dentil Deptrtaeet el Ukc Forest Uolrtrslly.)
The Twenty-first Annual Course
of instruction will to in Oct. 1st, 1002. In order
to comnlote tho coursn of instruction in three
yours it is nucoasnry to ontor tho conning
soshion-lU02-lWXt -ns n four your courto will
bo ruquinni tliorunftcr. Collcfrt) buildinK and
equipment offer nasurpnased facilities to tho
dental studont. For unnounootnent and
dobcriptive booklet uddruss
Wood &. Harrison Sts., Chicago.
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