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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1903)
if 'M i MW I Campus Gleaninas ( i 91 if, TSf ' I AHfe. I J IX M M 1, ' I . I I Take Something Home. MIbb Pearlo BucUvWlll spend her va cation at Wlsner, Nob. QucIk -- .X ". '' 1 J J ' . 1 ir . 1 v 'h. m V M tvt II ft ifr i , fc & a ,j 1 . V.V w ", - "I: 7 . . .- - -. , 1 Amfi1r9f'i Li Iij I KT Christmas is Coming Nothing so appropriate noth ing more appropriate as a gift than a flno piano. Wo havo them about twonty different makes, Including Steln way & Sons, Steger & Sons. Voso & Sohb, Emerson, Schmoller &. Mueller, A. B. Chase, Geo. Steck, Mueller, Hardman, and many otherB. "" Finest tone quickest action beautiful cases latest designs, at the lowest possible price con sistent Wi. the nigh quality, and on terms to suit your convenience. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER Manufacturer, Wholciale, Retail PIANOS J35 So. nth St. Lincoln 8 REMEMBER THE Q Cluap Rates X ...FOR THE... 8 STUDENTS g ...VIA THE... Burlington 8 At Close o! This Semester R O Buy your tickets early as there Q p will be a rush the last Hay. Q , The organic chemistry ciosb will havo an IntercHtlng examination Krlday, Ethel Howie will be with hertnclo at Schuyler, Nob., during her vacation. The art exhibit has prospects of being better than ever this year. Miss Rosa Bouton will spend her va cation at her home, Sabetha, Kan. The faculty of the graduate school will meet Thursday evening at 5 o'clock In U. 109. Miss Marie RIchardB of the conserv atory is confined to her room with sickness. The chemical library Is being over hauled and Ib undergoing considerable Improvement. The ofTlceiB of the cadet battalion will hold their hop In Fiaternlty hall January 29th, 11)01. Miss Rose Clark, a teacher at Fuller ton, Neb., will spend her Christmas vacation with Miss Clara Clark of this city. Miss Winnie Sherman, a teacher at Red Cloud, Neb., will be In Lincoln during the holidays to attend the Institute. Dr. H. D. Ward has not been able to attend his classes since Friday, when he was hurt In the gymnasium at fac ulty practice. Professor Stuff's cIrsb in English S has come to the climax In their study of Evan Harrington. It will have a large paper to prepare for the class on Friday. The membership of the Y W C A-. Is showing a gratifying Inciease this year. Secretary Ringer expects .It to oxceed all previous records before the year is ended. The Armstrong Store is a very pretty place now. Its wealth of holiday goods makes it so. We pride ourselves on having something at least a little bet ter than elsewhere. Service is a partner with prettiness in the gifts qu get here. There are a great rmmy things shown that your relatives and friends would like very much to have. Take some of them home with you when you begin the Christmas holiday vacation. ARMSTRONG CLOTHING COMPANY The Holiday Store. 2121-1227 0 Streefcv Plans have been made for a consid erable rearrangement of the physio logical laboratory in the botanical de partment, In order to accommodate the classes under Professor Heald. Profepsor Fogg acted with State Su perintendent Fowler and Chancellor Aylesworth of Cotner as judge of tho piollmlnary debate at Wesleyan Mon day evening to select tho teams to mqet Baker and Grand Islands Another consignment of bricks has been received from Whipple Barracks, Ariz. The will be tested by the stu dents In civil engineering 27 and the results communicated to the company. Lieutenant Ayer, a former University student, Is now construction quarter master at the above mentioned place. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXDOOOOOO Li New Time Card t V li-VIA Miss Fossler has succeeded in obtain ing fine blood serum for the physio logical chemistry class. It was gotten by running deflbrlnated blood through one of Dr. Haekor's cream separator II the state farm. The difference in spe- nlffln wrnvHv hntnrnon frill lilnrwl rnrnna- r. " .."' ...v" ":r,." .v . cies ana tne uioon serum maices n pos sible to separate them In tho same way that cream la separated from milk. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital $200,000.00 Surplus 100,00.00 Undivided Profits 40,000.00 S. H. BURNHAM. President. A. J. SAWYER H. S. FREEMAN Vlco-Pres. Cashier H. B. EVANS FRANK PARKS Asst. Cashier Asst. Cashier P. R. EASTERDAY, Auditor. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. Melick's Stables Phono 485. CUd CanUffu. Baggage. Th Unut Llrtiytn - ,h t. 1230N Street. Lincoln, Neb. J GO HOME To soend theHolidavs take some. thing for mother a beautiful piece of cut glass, for instance. Low prices prevail at FRANKC, RICHARDS JEWELER Call at 1134 O St. OR TELEPHONE 812 For all Kinds of Commercial and Society Printing Grlffln-GroorPrinting Co RED FRONT. 1028 O Street Dr. Jno. J. Davis Graduate Optician and Belractionisl. "W Headaches and all Nervous Troubles re lieved by correctly fitted iSpectacles. Prices Low. Consultation free. Homo Oillco 138 it St. l'liono It 055 LINCOLN Missouri Pdcific ' ,- iiiuei;iivc LJuueuiuei uui, uuiu No. 208 will loavo Lincoln at 8; 35 a. m. and run through with out change to Auburn via Dun bar, Brock and Talmage, with through coach to Nebraalca CRy. .No. 212 TVlll leave at 9:55 p. m. and carry through coach and Pullman sleeper to Kansas City. City Office, S, W. Cor. 12th & O. P, D. CORNELL, P. & T, A. OCOCOCXXJOOOCXXXXXXDOOCOOQOO Chris' Bath Parlor, llth and P Sts. Univezsity Bulletin There fa no watch, clock or article of jewelry we cannot Ibt C. A. TUCKER The Up-to-the-Minute Jeweler PROMPT SERVICE. H23 O Street Lincoln Tank Line Successors to O. H. Man Oasollne, Kerosene, Lubricating Oil f25 No. I2th Street. Telephone 473 Western Glass & Paint Co. 12th fc M. Sts., Lincoln, Neb. HMiBMHtafc Me!eMH SENIOR GIRLS! All girls who wish to try for the Senior basket ball team report for practice Tuesday at 1 o'clock. PERSHING RIFLES Open drill and medal drill-down, inursday evening at 7:15 sharp. E. D. STANLEY, Captain. ALL CANDIDATES for the Universi ty teachers' certificate in February or JUne should notify at once tlio chair man of the teachers' committee, profes sor of education. It is better to confer In person regarding your work and the requirements. Barney & Berry Skates 5 Cents to $3,00 it it it it it a 4t Pocket Knives, Safty Razors, Chafing Dishes $3.50 up. HALLS 3QaOStr I it it it I it it it it it If' it it &-. it ..f; , KMTWV!&immti&WMK&MWil ,mmmmmmmmmiimmmK )K)K)KlHHieiHH Am&iri:jMMi Tsrcrgssasrr.'Tiaajyia afliittf Mfjii . , ni nmwiMf m ni.fi. rv.'"1"''' vmmMwmijm MH. " I 'I IV I" I I " I r, I I II ' ll"'W.IKIIl1 JHHnMMnHHRSnHHf JHSPfv MrMiiTBWMigMtarmK-iTii r!i t"1 m 4" T M y? JL in -SX1 H f. tM ii WMPII - . i (1 f ..is - . .-.. lliWIW im mill ! 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