The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 13, 1904, Image 3
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DRUGGIST 8teinr, Woempner, Rec tor, Brown, Rlggs, Wright, Red Cross. DRY GOODS Miller & Paine. BXPRES8 Lincoln Local, Lincoln Transfer. FLORISTS Chapin BroR., C. H. Frey. FURNITURE Rudge ft Gueneel, A. M. Davis, Hardy. GROCERS Keystone. HARDWARE Hall, Rudge ft Quenxel HOTELS Lin dell. Wftlton, Boyd. INSURANCE Connecticut Mutual. JEWELERS Tucker, Hallet, Wolfe, Trickey. LAUNDRIES i'ule Bros., NOVELTIES Thorpe. OPTICIANS Dr. J. J. Davis, Hallet, Trickey. PAINT & GLASS Western Glass ft Paint Co. PIANOS Schmoller ft Mueller, Ross Curtice. VLUMBING Korsmeyer. POOL & BILLIARDS Powell. PRINTING, Griffin Greer. New Cen tury, Iiry Press, Review Press, George Bros. RESTAURANTS Westerfiold, Home Cafe. Don Cameron, Hendry, Palace Dining Hall, American Cafe. SHOES Perkhre-fir Sheldon, Sander son, Anderson, SUITORIUM Webor. THEATRES Ollirer. TYPEWRITERS Olllver. TAILORS Unland, Bumstead, - Union College Tailors, Denver Tailors. Her- cog, Kaptelin. Sam's Cafe The only place in the city to get the Famous Little Gem Hot Waffles. Spe cial service for Ladies. E. FLEMING Time Iuspcctqr M. P. R. R. Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver. 2 .Graduation Presents a SPECIALTY. 1211 O Street, Lincoln. TRACK TEAM BACK. Account qf Colorado Meet by Our Athletic Editor. Vrstv-r-lay afternoon af 2:30 ti. track team returned Trom thnlr trij. lo Bolder, defeated but not discour aged or down-hearted. They o', bad a good Umc on the trip and did nil thr.t could be expected of then Tho score of 74 to 34 would seem to indicate that Nebraska was com pletely out-classed, as she only got two firsts, but such war not the case. Coach Cropp of the Colorado team said after the meet that had the meet held in Nobrnska or in lower altitudes, the result would have been very close. That 1b the way all the men felt. Colorado certainly had a very strong team, especially ir. tho Hprlnts and weights, Johnson making th? 100-yanl dash in 10 seconds fin. The only objectionable features of the meet were :he hlg.i altitude ni.d the starters. These seem.1! 'o De rath er inexperienced at Iho buKinej and unintentionally caused tne Neornclu men to lose out hi two or three in stances. The team's treatment at the band' of the Colorado men vn.s nil that fotihl b aslu-d for. The team left Lin: .-In at .';. m., and arrived in Denver at 0:40 p. m., where they put up at the Adams hotel. The next morning the men took in some of the sights of Denver until 10: GO. Thje team got Into Boulder just In time for dinner and were on the field by 2 o'clov-k. The bleachers -were we'l filled with weaicrs of the silver and golc by the time the racrs were begun. The day was ideal and the track was fast, be ing made of cinders. The two-mile race had to 1 e aband oned to allow the team to catch their train at 4:35. blinking then' to Pcnvcr at C o'clock, from where they started in time to get homo yesterday after noon. The summary of eventH is as fol lows: 100-yard dash Johnson, "() bemuds: Welsh. KJO-yard hurdles Kingsbury. 1 15 sec onds, Hauler. 1-milo run Law, 4:. 19; Wells. V-mile run Pratt. 2:0f 1-T; F'en rod. 220-yard hurdle Kingsbury. 20 scc .onds; Hauser. 220-ynrd dash Johnson, 23 seconds; Welsh. 440-yard run Kingsbury, fl l-o. Hoar. Relay rate Colorado, 1:3(1. Shot-put Bell. 37 feet 4V in Jor dan. Pole vault Hageuslck and Benedict, tie nt 9 feet 4 inches. High Jump Johnson. ." feet G in.; Benedict, 5 feet, 5 in. Hammer throw Fowler. 128 feet 8 in.r Martin. Broad jump Johnson, 21 feet 2 in . Hagensick. Discus throw Newton, 110 feet" 7 in.; Bell, 102 feet. Juniors Will Receive Seniors. The committee in charge of the Ju nior reception realizing thatas a Uni versity function and one inwhlch all students should meet in a friendly way for an enjoyable evening will en deavor to provide various kinds of amusement. Eddie Walts' orchestra will discourse music, while among the other gpod things on the program are a vocal solo by Miss McCunc, and a piano solo. Also Mr. Cornell will render a trombone solo, which will be cure to please all tastes. The endea vor of the committee is to make this an afCaJ at 'which all students may mingle in an evening of whole-hearted enjoyment. Please help the poor. Buy your cigars and tobacco of Frank DuTell, 1020 O St. All sizes in duck pants at $1.00 to $1.50. Blue flannel shirts at $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.00. Also tho best army hat every shown at 90 cents. The B. L. Paine Clothing Store. The Home shortcake. Cafe for strawberry lA1.1.1.1.W.l.m.HLmmnHTrwr Plan Your Trip Early During J 904 several opportunities to go back East at greatly reduced rates will fos offered by the ,t Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway. i If you want to be kept posted regarding low rates, dates of sale, stop-over privileges and train service, advise me the probable time and destination of your trip. Through train service from any point on the main line of the .Union Pacific Rail road to Chicago every day. Folder free ... H M F. A. NASH nral Western Agent LllWLSlim. Battalion to Be Inspected. Social Orders No. 20: 1. The bnttalion of cadets will 'npected Tuesday, the 17th, hiBt., n special inspector. be by The battalion will assemble In the armory' at 3 o'clock, p. m., on the above date for inspection. White du k trousers will bo worn. The chancellor has excused all ca dets fiom recitations aftor 3 o'clock 1). m.. on day of inspection. By Order of CAPT. CHASR G. L. PItchford has gone to his home In Cedar Rapids. t E. H. Willisford addressed the (.In dents at Cotner yesterday. Special fine lino of black goods at BumHteada for commencement suits from $30 io $10. Loming's, ice crenm and candy: and L Sts 11th Don Cameron's good service. lunch counter for Wright Drug 'phone 319. Co., 117 No. 11th, STUDENTS For 'first-class Tailoring at low prices see Union College Stu dents Tailors. Telephone 1209 Union College Tailors South Enterance College Bldg. lmiHipa fl M 1524 Farnqm Street, OMAHA -"---"".m. .-- t Sells All Kinds of Glorious Waterman ideal Fountain Pens Uur pen doctor will at- a tend to all cases of Pen ailments skilfull. Office hours 8:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 6:00. 125 So, 12th'st, ftlV.AlVLnATlllVi L. J. HERZOG 1 280 O Street, Lincoln, Nob. i. Fine Tailoring ; Spring & Summer Novelties Prices the Lowest' Quality the Best I. J; - HERZOG 1230 O Street, LincoJ,N. J; x0S3x$xSy i Harry I ! 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