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LINCOLN. - NEBRASKA.
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Billiard and Pool Parlor
in Town. No Saloon At
tached. Tables Newly
Covered. Powell's, 14-6
N. 11th. Phone L664-.
The First National Bank
of Lincoln, Nebraska. Capital,
$200,000; surplus, fioo.ooo; pro
fits, $18,319; deposits, $2,589,093;
b. II. Burnham, prest; A. J. Saw.
ycr, vice-prest; H. S. Freeman,
cashier; H. B. Evans, asst. cash.;
Frank Parks, asst. cash. United
States Depository.
Ope Nil nite Restaurant
Just Opened at
214 South 12th Street.
S udents' patronage solicited.
MRS. L. V. ARNOLD.
Office Phone L ioai.
Residence Phone, Lg25-
Official Bulletin.
This column is dovotcd mainly u,
notices of tho university. All depart
ments and student organizations hav
ing notices to publish should leavo
thera either at tho executlvo offlco, at
tho offlco of tho papor. or hand them to
anyone connected wltti the paper. All
announcements should bo In by 6 p. m.
XXXCXOOCCOCX)OCOCOCCCOX
NOTICE I'ALI.ADIANS.
Palladlans moot at Townscnd's Sat
urday at 1 o'clock for pictures.
Committee.
Mr. Rex Morehouse, a Phi Kappa
Psl, was offered, a good posltldn in
Omaha while home at Xmas and 111
not return to continue his studies.
The University of Michigan, through
President Angell and the faculty, haa
taken a decided stand against student
betting. For betting on any event In
which tho university Is a participant,
a student will hereafter be suspended.
The English club will meet Satur
day evening, January 10.
D. 13. Perry, a student of tho 1900 law
school, Is mentioned as a candidate for
Bpeaker of the house.
Mr. Williams has been elected coach
by the University of Minnesota for
next year at a salary of $3,000, an ad
vance of $500 over what ho received for
the past year.
C. W. M, POYNTER, M. D.
1222 O SlRKKT.
INTERSTATE DEBATES.
All students who purpose to present
themselves as candidates for positions
on the interstate debate teams this year
are requested to confer with Professor
Fogg as early as possible this week
Unions to Debate Doane
The Union Debating club will debate
with Doane college Saturday evening.
January 10. at 8 o'clock, in Union hall
The question under discussion will
be. "Resolved, That the tariff gives
the trusts an undue advantage." The
Unions will be represented by Messrs.
Schward. Mllek and Paul, who will de
bate the affirmative side of the question.
There will be no official judges for
this debate, the result being deter
mined upon otherwise. Every one In
terested is invited to be present at
the contest.
Residence 349 So. 27th Street.
STUDENTS' BARBER SHOP
John Marshall has been the
Students' favorite barber for eight
years. Now with
MARSHALL & RICHARDS,
139 So. 13th Street.
INTERCOLLEGIATE BUREAU OF
ACADEMIC COSTUME.
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Makers of tho QAP8,
GOWNS and H00DS
to UdIv. of Nobraaka.
Univ. of Minnesota,
Univ. of Chicago,
Univ. of Omaha, Cor
nell, Yftlo, Harvard,
Princeton, Leland
Stanford, U. of P.,
Wolesloy, Byrn Mawr and tho others.
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Prizes for Stock Judging
One feature of the Live Stock Judg
ing Parliament that is to be held in
Lincoln January 23-31 is a contest for
prizes. Several prominent breeders.
Including Thomas Mortimer, of Madi
son, Riley Pros, of Albion, William
Ernst, of (Iraf; W. A. Apperson, of
TecuniBeh; (). P. Hendershot. of He
bron; Col. F. M Woods, U. S. A., the
"Nebraska Duroc-Jersey association and
Professors Burnett and Smith offer
sums aggregating over $100 for those
showing the greatest profit iency in
judging different classes of animals
The 'contest will take place on the last
day and will be open to all who enroll
for the parliament
Two carloads of choice young breed
ing bulls will be shipped in for prac
tice work in the selection of sires
Many of these will be available for
purchase should they be wanted
Practice will also be given on the
selection of steers for the feed lot
The programs of the various agric ul
tural meetings which are to be held in
Lincoln January 20-23 promise to be
the most Interesting ever given. The
half rates on railroads are good until
the close of the judging parliament fol
lowing the meetings, so it is expected
many will take advantage of the op
portunities offered by attending both.
The indications are favorable for a
large an enthusiastic gathering of
stockmen.
HINT FOR HAPPINESS.
Devote yourself to It.
Be honest In everything.
Viet Into a busiuoHa you like.
Save some money every week.
Sleep eight hours every night.
Do everything that means keeping
good health. v
School yourself not to worry. Worry
kills work does not.
Employ oautton, think out a thing
Well before you enter upon It
The new book on agriculture which
is being prepared by Professors Bessey,
Hruner, Barbour, Burnett and Sweezy,
will soon be out. It is to be used in
the public schoolB throughout Nebraska.
The David Garrick Comedy company
received quite a disappointment at
York, the crowd being very small, but
were fairly pleased with their atten
dance at Falrbury considering the
stormy weather. Owing to Coach
Booth's visit east the company has dis
banded until next spring, when another
play will bo presented.
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