The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, January 09, 1903, Page 4, Image 4
i r- -, -,-r. V" f THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. h" h- i-i U I- l ' j EAT AT THE Merchants Dining Hall 7042 P STREET. LINCOLN. - NEBRASKA. The Only Up -to -Date Billiard and Pool Parlor in Town. No Saloon At- Tables Newly Powell's, 14(i Phone L(()4. tached. (Covered. N. 11th. The first National Bank of Lincoln, Nebraska. Capital, $200,000; surplus, $100,000; pro fits, $18,319; deposits, $2,589,093; S. II. Burnham, prest; A. J. Saw. yer, vice-prost; II. S. Freeman, cashier; II. B. Evans, asst. cash.; Frank Parks, asst. cash. United States .Depository. STUDENTS' BARBER SHOP John Marshall has been the Students' favorite barber for eight )Cars. Now with MARSHALL & RICHARDS, 139 So. 13th Street. iPJh ffe&v.'" t5j BtJ fev 1 ta:ss Ml kv3H3cww Sw c Improved QSTON MTER The Standard for Gentlemen ALWAYS EASY The Nnm " BOSTON I GARTER " Jj itwnptd Eon every loop. The SAi'AV . jmWr lfftVV cushion , BUTTON! CLASP, Lies flat to the leg never Slips, Tears nor Unfastens. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Sample plr, Bilk 60c. a Cotton ll& Mailed on receipt of pries. " GEO. HtOST 00., Miktrs uotum, uui U.H.A, "Every Pair Warranted- Translations I 'Ur.il, i, k I -'tr.mrar, S' r)". 47 vols Dictionaries (iirini 1 I rci 1 li, li hi 1 1. Si rush, 1 .111 i, ' n k, S.' mi, .mil $1 'i . Completely Parsed Caesar, liOOK 1. 1I.i-i U1111 mki , trie nrti li 11 1 -1 1 ill 1 1 it ,il t r .1 it -.l.i urn, .in 1 T''cry 1 Itl ( t't'tt'ty l.l! SCI1 i Compktcly Scanr.:l and Parsed Ae ne:.d, liooh I. o . '' 'v .'j.i.i,. .. , HINDS &c NOBLF., Publishers. 4 5 6-ia ij ..Cooper Institute, N.Y Cily JiititVt'iKtAs of U puiu hf 1 at one stff'f. Official Bulletin. Thlfl column Is devoted mainly u, notices of the university. All depart ments and Htudent organizations hav ing notices to publish Bhould leave them either at the executive office, at the office of the paper, or hand them to anyone connected with the paper. All announcements should be In by 6 p. m. oocxcxcxxxxcxxxxxxxcxxx NOTICE Students may enter the College of Medicine the second semester begin ning February 2. U03. The programs aie out for the twenty fifth annual meeting of the Nebraska State Historical society, which will be held at 8 o'clock p. m. on January 13 and 14 In Memorial hall, of the university 8FNIOR PICTURES The Senior pictures must be taken at Townsend's by January 15th SOMBRERO NOTICE Pecause of rush of work nt Town send's before Christmas, this week will be allowed Juniors to have their pic tures taken. Saturday will be the last day. SOPHOMORE NOTICE. The Sophomore basket ball team will meet In the Armory at 2 p. m., Saturday DEBATERS, ATTENTION! Registration for preliminary debates will close Saturday evening at G o'clock, January 10, 1903. All member ship fees must be paid to become, eligi ble WALTER F MEIER, Secretary-Treaaurci . DEBATING ASSOCIATION There will be u meeting of the De bating association Saturday eening for the purpose of tilling the vacancy caused by the resignation of Secretary Walter F. Meier. Y. W. C. A. Bible study classes meet as usual this week. Tho English club meets Saturday night In Miss Hayden's art studio. HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES BONBONS Sold only by HarleyDrug Co., lltharid D Streets rml for Burning Wreckage. There ure men scouring the sea coast and harbors of this country all tho year through in search of aban doned wreckB. If tho wrocks aro wooden vessels sheathed with copper, tho men offer good prices for them, but if they are Iron vessels, or merely unsheathed wooden ones, they are passed by. Wood sheathed or paint ed with copper gradually absorbs the copper, these wreckers say. and It la thon admirable for burning In an opon ilroplace. It gives a groen flame that 1h very beautiful, a flame which, sit ting in the dark alono and gazing long In it, every man may behold his heart's desire. Naturally, such a wood is valuable. Philadelphia Record. SENIOR MEETINC, There will be a meeting of the senior class this morning at 10 o'clock in the old chapel Y M C A Or Hill will hptak at the Y M C. A meeting Sunday afternoon at I! o'clock Y W C. A Mrs .1 P Bailey will spiak before the V W C A in Union hall next Sunday afternoon at 4 o' lo k Sub ject. "Resolutions for the New Yeai All young women cordially united to be present NOTICE UNIONS On account of the Shedd benefit there will be no meeting of the so ciety tonight The society is invited to attend the Doane-Unlon debate in Union hall Saturday evening, January 10th. By order of the Secretary The Sigma Chi fraternity will hold their annual banquet at the Liqdell this evening Beginning next .week, men will not be allowed upon the gymnasium lloor without regulation suits The next basket-ball game of the season will be on Saturday evening. January 17. 1903, in the armory. Mr Edward Faulkner and MibH Faulkner will entertain uniersity friendB at a dancing party this even ing at Fraternity hall. THE UNION PACIFIC IS KNOWN AS he Overland xoitte AND IS THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO ALL PRINCIPAL WESTERN POINTS. 3 9 Via Omah THE UNION PACIFIC IS 204 mllos shortor to . Sell Ltxke City 278 miles shortor to . Stvn Francisco 278 mllos shortor to . . Los Angeles 358 miles shorter to . . . Portland 12 hours quicker to So.lt La.ke City 16 hours quicker to S.n Francisco 16 hours quicker to . . . Los Angoloe 16 hours quicker to Portland THAN ANY OTHER- LINE. Elcclru Lighted ''rains Dail IN. I till mfoi motion chccifulh Iuini4inl on .uM'licnttou in I K. B. SLOSSON, Agent. 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