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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1903)
'i ''" "' "SV " ' .? ' '" '" 1 NV ' ityr) C3L- , - 9 P-ryJf r , - - . r , - , - -Tr .- i , . . v - 7-;$.A-r5ratf.,y -- i - ' X a ft - - iT.J-.. r "-A "-. -w T :tfKm?vtfW&lWW ;) ,4. h J hr. li J r THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. r ' u ?TI ' i I , -' u i r. t i : "tf ".i . iiLi J" i'r "v rt 5 Vl. k 1 fe't M it ft etjt 47- The Merchants Dining Hall 1042 P STREET. LINCOLN. - NEBRASKA. The Only Up-to- Date Billiard and Pool Parlor in Town. No Saloon At tached. Tables Newlv Covered. Powell's, 14(J N. 11th. Phone L((4. The First National Bank of Lincoln, Nebraska. Capital, 200,000; surplus, $100,000; pro fits, ? 1 8, 3iy; deposits, $2,589,093; S. II. Burnliam, pn'St; A. J. Saw. ycr, vicc-prcst, II. S. Freeman, cashier; H. B. Evans, asst. cash.; Fiank Parks, asst. cash. United States Depository. TUDENTS BARBER SHOP - John Mai shall has been the .Students' favorite barber for eight years. Now with MARSHALL & RICHARDS, 139 So. 13th Street. MkThe Improved w ri- - y sa6?Trr if ' " Th Standard far Gcntiemcn ALWAYS EASY" The Nnmc " BOSTON I GARTpR" fsiUmptd KTjaon every loop. The CUSHION , BUTTON I CLASP, Llci flat to the leg never SIip$, Tears nor Unfastens, j BOLP EVERYWHCAC. Sample pair, fiUV BOc. Cotton 2Jp. Mailed on receipt of price. ' IQEO. riJOST CO., Mtr notoii, iij., tj a. a. ef"EJery Pair Warranted-tbs Translation: I.itir 1 5 laser ? vi ' : 1. Is. Dictionaries (M-irn.ui, 1 rnnJi Halmi, SimiiiiIi, 1 .it, : (iinL. $. ., Ail'l i . Completely Parsed Caesar, LJoOK I. H.is eah p ijjc, uite liiii-a tr.ui.litl'in; iit.nf triiii-l.i'ioii, .nul t ty vytinl eeii-.itely furstil $. ;j Completely Scanned and Parsed Ae neid, Book I. $,, v, Heady 1 !,?, u,,. , HINDS & NOBLE, Publishers, 4 5 f-12-13 i4CoopcrI-irtit.it(-,tY City .S. !:eoilicoks of al! fubt stt s at one sto c. Fail for Iluniltir Wreolinco. There are raeu Hcouring the sea coast and harbors of this country all the year through in search of aban doned wrecks. If the wrecks aro wooden vessels aheathed with copper, the men offer good prices for them, but if they are Iron vessels, or merely unsheathed wooden ones, they ar passed by. Wood sheathed or paint ed with copper gradually absorbs tha copper, these wreckeratay. and it la then admirable for burning in an open fireplace. It give a green ilame that is very beautiful, a ilame which, sit ting in the dark alone and gazing long In it, overy man may behold his heart's desire. Naturally, such a wood is valuable. Philadelphia Record. Official Bulletin. This column la dovoted mainly tJ notices of tho unlvorBlty. All depart menta.and student organizations hav ing notices to publish should leavo them either at tho 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. NOTICB. Students may enter the College of Medicine the second semester begin ning February 2. 1.(03. The programs are out for the Iwenty fifth annual meeting of the Nebraska State Historical society, which will be held at S o'clock p. m. on January l.'l and M In Memorial hall, of the university. SENIOR PICTURES. Tbe Senior pictures must be taken at Townsend's by January lfth. JUNIORS Class meets in II 2M) Wednesday. January 11 at 10 ,a. m. Adoption of class nthletif rules will be lunsideml NOTICE TO SENIORS. All Seniors who would like to take part in the class play and who have not been assigned a part please- see Miss Howell at once ot The Farmers' institute will be held here during this week, under the di rection of Professor Hurnett Prof, and Mrs A L. Hacker will en tertain at (aids Friday evening, Jan uary Hi Next Friday morning the University Cilee club will lurnish a mush al pro gram which promises to be of a high 01 dei Rev. R S MiAithur. pastor of Cal vary Baptist chiml.. N" v York City, has accepted the imitation ot the Se nior (lass to gl( the June onunenco ment address. His subject is of a rather patriotic nature, being 'Ameri ca's Oreal Place Among the Nations " Ray Hummel, 'u'2 is studying medi cine at Northwesh rn Myron H Elson returned fiom his caste rn ti ip Saturday PioIcskoi Caldwell addressed a niiet lng of the Lincoln Woman's 1 lub last Thursday. Miss Chailiilte- Spauling entertained a number ot triench, at dinner Satur da e e 1 1 i 1 1 v" Di l.owiy spoke Salir-day eeumg to an enthusiastic crowd at the ait gallery. He made a tour of tin- hall and commented on the dillereni pie -tin c s 1 C Haldwin, who was obliged to leae the unierslty several weeks ago. has iftuniGd to resuinc hisi bLu-dies. Frank Harks has discontinued his studies in the university to accept a position in the U P. shops at Oma ha as draughtsman. The Delta Upsilon and the Phi Kap pa Psi fraternities held a bowling con test on the Thomas alleys Saturday. The team representing the Phi Psi fra ternity won. The SenioiB of Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained Saturday night at the chapter house, 1228 R street. The evening was spent in playing whist. Later in the evening refreshments were served. About twenty guests were p ent. T 0 HIGH GRADE CHDCDLATQBOHB Sold only by HatieyDrug Co., lllparid 0 Streets UN5 THE UNION PACIFIC 18 KNOWN AS i i he vcr Hand txoiiic ff AND IS THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO ALL PRINCIPAL WESTERN POINTS. S 3 9 "5 Vlft Om&hft THE UNION PACIFIC IS 204 miles shorter to . 273 miles shorter to . 2 78 miles shorter to "5S8 miles shorter to So.lt Lake City San Francisco . Los Angeles . . . Portland 12 hours quicker to Sa.lt LoJtc City lb hours quicker to S&n Francisco 16 hours quicker to . . . Los Angeles 16 hours quicker to Portland THAN ANY OTHER LINE. FJcilru Liohtvd 'Fianis Dail IN. nil information c hcri lnll fi i msliod on .tiiliriiiioii In I B. SLOSSON, Agent HOT'AIR rj 'HHHIB BBlllMlfeWH 'it 'rA THE. 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