The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 08, 1902, Page 3, Image 3
vfristijiS j " rfw" 1.'' .' r -- Vj: ? Li Tf .1i fc.i ' '.- -fw J -J" -. .v- .y. , ' i- X. r lVS n nn ', n"- .- s ', - "-. f.V( .,' . .'!" '" V -A I- , r 'i - u -M i ".. v - '- - tt a v. T? '"" THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. I- 1 v? m All Kinds of Warm Rubbers h OUR FLORIST K ta t?i RK C. H, FREY Tunrru :;l l.fc ." f ' M V i. n. j lv;.. V PIANOS, OBGANS AND SEWING MACHINES FOE SALE OE EENT. Small Musical Instruments; all the latest Sheet Music; Special for (phristmas. GOURLEY BROS;, 204 South 12th Stroot. BOWUNG ALLEY 8 ALLEYS. Standard and Regula tion in every particular. 1210 O street. H. 0. THOMAS, Proprietor. DR. J. R. HAGGARD. Physi oian and Surgeon. Special atten tion paid to diseases of females and rectal diseases. Booms 212 to 214 Richards block. Residence 13 10 & street. Office telephone 53$. Residence telephone L 984. DU TE1U CIGARS "THAT'S ALL" Yule Bros. Laundry Originator, ofHeldoa oson41ngr home work satisfactory jMa National; Bank Lincoln, Nebraska. Capital, $100,000. Officers: John B. Wright, Presi dent; J. H. Westcott, Vice-President; Joe Samuels, 2d Vice-President; P. L. Hall, Cashier; W. B. Ryons, Assistant Cashier. Four Personally Conducted Excursions to CAUfORNM Every week, with choice of rotates. These excur cursions leave Lincoln VIA UNION PACIFIC EVERY Wednesday,, Thursday, frida)! and Saturday, AT 1:45 P.M. 'and' can' be joined at any point en route. 1)1 information cheerfully fur nlshocLon application tg Am t E. B.,SLOSSON, Agent. PERSON T;ST0 BI3 0STEL To fit Local and Personal Oliver Theater Pharmacy. Saturday "2" o'clock. Pay up your subscription. Eat at tho Newport today. Eat at the Good Health Cafe. Restaurant Unique, 1228 O street. Eat at Don Cameron's, 11$ So. 11th. C. E. Brown, dentist Burr block. Eat at Hendry's, 129 North Eleventh. Yo olde Smoke House. No. 1207 O St. Don't wait to have tho circulator see you. Cameron's lunch counter, 11th. 118 So. Call Forbes carriage, 1125 P street Phone 550. Don't wat to bo Invited to subscribe or pay up. Call on tho circulator about your subscription. If you can't find tho circulator, come to tho office. Dr. H. J. Lohnhoff, '97. Fraternity building. Thirteenth and M. Fiegenbaum's pharmacy, northwest corner Thirteenth and O streets. University girls are Invited to the Y. W. C. A. dining room, 31G South 12th Btreot. At 1229 N street a furnished room 4 for two, $5 per month. The Pw and C. Barber Bhop, 1144 O street, 1b the finest in tho city. Seven chairs. 1,000 Sample handkerchiefs at lesB than wholesales prjees a The Famous. 1029 O Btreot Tho Campua Viesr bparding house, 410 North Twelfth street, can accom modatp a few morp boarders. The class in coqre 5, oj physical edu cation, under Dr. Clapp, met Thurs day for tho first time. There were ten mon In tho class. A full semester's credit vlll bo given those who take this work from now on. Magazine We take subscriptions for any magazine or periodical published, in America or abroad, and v7i.ll- dupjipate any club offer you find. Save postage and cost of money order by leaving your subscriptions at Overshoes and Rubbers any shoe, Mr. PearBe la a Phi Kappa Pal, and Mis Lehmer 1b a slBtor of Horman Lehmor, '04.4 Quite a number of university people attended a social at Lincoln Normal Friday evening. Any student wishing a good pet would do well to call on Jack Best for a bull terrier pup. Prof. H. It. Smith has returned from Chicago, where ho attended tho In ternational Llvo Stock show. George Dudley, '02, who Is superin tendent of tho schools at Dewitt, was a visitor at tho university this week. Professor Bessey has been obliged to cancel somo of his lecture engagements in tho state on account of throat trou ble. Professor Stuff occupied tho pulpit of tho Vino Street Congregational church yesterday mornjng and even ing. Halr-dresBlng, manicuring shampoo ing and scalp treatment at Lindell hair-dressing parlors. 1236 M St. C. HL Kindig of Ulysses, Nob., sent to the geological department a portion of a tooth and a rib of a primitive ele phant. The Y. W. C. A. hold a rally In the old chapel Friday, at which Miss Pax son delivered an interesting and enter taining address. Harriet Brayton, '04, has received notlco that one of her sketches won first prize at the Montana state fair recently held in Billings. E. M. Marsh, who had his collarbone broken in tho game with the Omaha Medics, Is doing splendidly and expects to take his arm out of the sling In a few days. A. I. Richardson of Nebraska City, formerly editor of a dally at that place, was a visitor at the Historical society room's last week. " Qorgo F. Mornsbury of Tecumseh, lost a diamond sot watch charm whilo at the Haskell Indian-Nebraska game. Ho offers a liberal reward to the one who will return It Subscriptions THE COOP, 1133 O STREET Office Phone L 1021. Residence Phone, L935. C. W. M. POYNTER, M. D. 1222 O Street. Residence 349 So. 27th Street. SISLER & LEMING We will fill your orders for lodge and church socials, weddings, etc. We make all kinds of Fruit Ices. Brick Ice Cream 30 cents per brick. Give us a trial order. 107 N. 13th Street. Phone 630, STUDENTS' BARBER SHOP. John Marshall has been the Students' favorite barber for eight years. Now with MARSHALL & RICHARDS, 139 So. 13th Street. Teeth filled without pain OR. A. Bw AYRES, DENTIST A liberal discount to students. 141 So. 12TH St., - Lincoln, Ned Ross Electric Co. Electric Supplies, Window Lighting, Dynamos and Motors, Electric Signs, Gas, Electric and'Combination Fixtures. 122 N. 14TH St. - Tel. 374. KICK - Of F the ready-made habit and have a good suit made to order. 20 per cent Discount AT- BUMSTEAD HE MAKES CLOTHES THAT FIT 1141 0 Street. Ganoung Pharmacy Co. 1400 O Street, Lincoln, Neb.. Hot Sopa. in Season. Open All Night. QIRARD CYCLE CO RAOYGLRS ) Headquarters for DISK TALKING 'MACHINES -AN D v RECORDS -' ' ', 1406 O , Street. - - Phone Bqo8. -k . J Eirst-class f pairing a Specialty. ' f, y,?&( H . 1 ii A :i : V ri y: ... 7il TE 't 1. " A : t; s I .' b k ,ja A " ra '.. s W 'M j- -' M s . rt Vf i . V1 (3, "Mla4 -rh ...! .r.' St.JTfi f jc. ti j r" cf 1 ' - t . t'H.IJ ; - rt 1J j. .1k.1 .if vl .- v t'-V -. . -, .1 :.-: ,1 r . i. ft P r . ,v v 1 . fK 'ii .t ' i. i .- - r .. - v ", L J -. It 1, I aj . jtv . .:i M: rrfi'Xi wL . ikM&&ik<k Vi c - 1' - 'i ,1s- I - " v '. . -