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Phone F 763. 135 South Ilth Street
We offer foi your Heleetlon tlio
laicst Hlnck of Hti Ictly hih
made pianos to be hcmi In
the- V(.st, I n ludliiK such cele
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of l'ianoH on $." (( monthly
payments.
We lent new pianos at ?.'! Oil
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and allow nix months' unl when
joii )iiiclia!ic
We accept oiKtui.s, smian- and
uptight pianos a.s pait jriy on
new pianos
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SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
M i ncl.u tur.-r Wholt ilc.Ret.ul
PIANOS
H5 So. Uth St. Lincoln
Melick's Stables
Phono .1115
Cltmtd Carriages. HKKARt. The flneat Ltrtry In
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Kiio r Terminals, Council HI u lis
to Kansas City inclusive, as fol-
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$20,00 to Helena and Butte, Mont.
$22.50 to Spokane and Wenatchee,
Washington.
$22.50 to Huntington and Nampa,
Idaho.
$25.00 to Portland, Tacoma, and
Seattle.
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For further information call on or
address.
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Campus Gleanings
Go Butt In
There's a lesson you should learn.
Go butt In.
If a penny you would cam,
do butt In.
Do not leave it all to fate,
Do not linger till too late,
Do not for a moment wait.
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.loy e Davis is in school again after
a protracted illness of several dajs
MNh l.uiee Heemer is pledged to Al
pha Oinlci on I'i
.1 A I'atleison. law 'OH, visited with
l'ni( i.sit v triends yc.steidav
. Mi .1 M Robe ilson of Plattstnouth.
is visit Iiik wi(h his son Will this week
The Kngli.sh lub will mei t with
Miss llowi n in t Satuida.v evening at
S o'cloe I
1'iottssoi Kive has not Ik en able to
e( tuie to his ('asses this week on
a ( film t ol a sev ere ( old
II (! Shedd was in I nuoln vestei
day on business (onneited with the
Nebiaska (ommission at the .St Louis
exposition
The total enrollment at the state
farm numbers at present ninety-seven,
a very substantial inuease over last
j eai's attendance.
The hoir of St Luke's huu h enter
tained u large number of guests, most
ot whom were University students, in
Walsh hall jesteiday evening
Sixteen additional scats ate to be
put in tb" botanical lee due loom in
Nebraska ball in oidei to accommodate
the huge clas-, in geneial botan.v This
is the largest class m this subject in
I he lnstoi v ot the t'niveisitv
1'iofessor Hessev asks the membeis
I the Senior class in the industrial
college not to neglect calling upon
him In the dean's ollh e in order to
confer in legaid to the lequirenients
lor gi actuation He is in his office
evei week day fiom 11 IIP to 1'J
o'eloc k
I'rofesso'- Milb r has been taking the
lorrstr boys out repeatedly for the
examination of the foiest trees within
live or six miles of the city. The bovs
aie getting some good exercise along
with a whole lot of practical knowl
edge of t ires
The Nebiaska section of the Ameri
can I liemical soc ietv me! Saturday
evening in Chemical hall, loom 1.
Tlra-e who attended heaid a very ill
icit -ling and instinctive talk, given by
i Di H. ulon Dales He took up the
hintuiv of "iare earths," told how they
had bee a se painted and gave their dif
fe'i nt pioperties and uses. There were
a te w ol the members who took up the
disc ussion at the close
ALL SENIOR football men meet on
Nebiaska Held at 10 o'e lock a in.
EDWIN F MYERS. Capt.
Just a Suggestion.
There is nothing that one can give
as a Christmas present that Is more
appieciated than an artistic, life-like
portrait.
Money spent in this way goes farther
than in any other line Think of this
suggestion. See what we are producing
and make mi appointment for your
sitting Immediately.
TOWNSEND'S ELITE STUDIO.
22(. So 11th St.
STATE JOURNAL AND EVENING NEWS
ROUTE FOR SALE.
.State .Journal and Evening News
refute for sale About .TJ5 subscribers. A
short route and pays well. Must he
sold quickly, and the price is reason
able Will sell all or part interest,
Diiyer to take lull charge immediately
in -itiiei case. If interested It will pay
vou to investigate this.
ADOLPII HERMAN.
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