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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
lit 'Gifei- Colleges
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Every Loyal University Student
Is Urged tb Patronize these
Nebrask&n Advertisers, and'
to Mention the Paper
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AJtlT. GOOt) Rosb P. Curtice.
BARBfaR SttOP Green's, Palace and
Mogul.
BICYCLES-ATHLETIC GOODS Si
dle::. BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lin
coln Book Store, Unl. Book Store.
BOOKBINDL G Gillespie.
BOWLING ALLEY Crescent.
CIGARS Powell, Royal and Walker.
CLOTHING Armstrong, Mageo '' &
Deemer, Unland.
COAL Gregory, P. D. Smith, Vhie
breast. CONFECTIONERY Maxwell, Lincoln
; Candy Kitchen,
"-DRUGGISTS Steiner, Woempener,
Brown, Mann.
DRY GOODS Miller & Paine.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Ross Elec
tric Co.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local, Lincoln
TransTer.
FLORIBTS-rChapJn Bros. t ,
FURNITURE Rudge & Guenzel,. A.
M. Davis, Hardy.
QRQCERS Keystone.
HAbERpASHERY $2.50 .Hat Store;
HARDWARE Rudge & Guenz'el, F.
E. Lahr.
HOTELS Lindell.
J.EWEI.ERS Tucker, Fleming, Wolff.
laundries Yule Bros.
-MANDOLIN INSTRUCTION Mrs. R.
' W. Rhone.
MILLINERS The Famous.
.' UrTICJANS Dr. J. J. Dayis. olff.
4 PIANOS Ross P. Curtice Co.
?jpool And billiards b. p. pow-
ell, Tho Ideal.
dPRINTpJG Georgo Bros., New Cen
t tury'Ivy Press, ReJHew Press, Grif
. fin & Greer.
RESTAURANTS Westerfiaid, Home
Cafe, Uni. School of Music Cafe,,
Good Health.
, SHOES Sanderson.
SHINING PARLOR The Lincoln
''--Shining Parlor.
STENOGRAPHER Frank E. Lee.
SUITORIUM Weber, Saukup & Wood.
TAILORS Unland, Union College
Tailors.
Visiting and Address Cards
Programs, Invitations and
, ' v Correspondence Stationery
GEORGE BROS.
PRlNtJBRS
Fraternity Building:
We klso liiahakcturc Advertising
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NO. 1044 O STREET
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The University of Minnesota suf-fered-
severe loss last week . by fire.
The fire started at 5 o'clock in tho
morning and before tho fire depart
ment could be called the flames wero
beyond control. The main building
was tho oldest landmark of the uni
versity, being completed in tho early
seventies. It contained the German,
Latin and mathematical departments,
the ladies' parlor and library, which
wero entirely destroyed.
The German department suffered a
loss of 1,800 volumes, valued at $3,000.
Tno next heaviest loss was that of
tho English department. The Y. M.
C. A. lost $100 worth of furniture and
a valuable piano. The individual stu
dent loss will probably amount to
$1,000. The mail was saved by tho
bravery of a student, Oscdr Warman,
who guided tho firemen to tho P. O.
department.
Classes were speedily resumed and
the mining building, formerly sacred
to the men, has been thrown open to
tho co-eds.
The University of Illinois took
notable action in the case of a number
of their last year's football players.
The athletjc board of control barred
four varsity ball players, who played
on semi-professional teams during the
summer, from university atbdietlcs.
The board last surrimer adopted the
rules of tho conference colleges, which
provides that a college man may not
jyi for money or on any tea,m, any
member of which receives money. It
seems that four men. Pfeffer, Warner,
Byers and Cook, violated these rules
and were open to suspension.
Five men were suspended from the
university for hazing. This action
was taken by the council of regents.
Great excitement has been caused
at Syracuse, N. Y., by an affair of
the upper classmen. They assembled
in a body and thrust themselves upon
the faculty and as tho chancellor said
In a most severe speech to the stu
dents, "obtruded roughly Into the pres
ence of ladles and when detected ran
like hoodlums." The affair was es
pecially criticized, as the students had
Just gast a number of resolutions of
good conduct.
A cfoss-country track team has just
been organized at Syracuse University,
with K. B. Squires as captain.
The Berkeley students are becoming
most ;ene.rgettc in the dramatic line.
October 13 land 14 they wil,l present
the powerful Greek play of "Ajax."
Tho play Itself will be preceded by a
religious procession In which over 100
men, wometi and children in costumes
will participate.
One of the largest pieces of granito
ever quarried in the state of Call-'
fornia will bo used to arch the njain
entrance of the new campus building
at Berkeley.
Tho application for rooms at Vas
srtr has been so-large that only a few
freshmen of this year will be ablo to
reside on the campus. Applications
have already been made for 1,911.
A new institution of note at San
ford is the fire house just erected. This
Is thoroughly equipped and will be In
charge of six university students, whp
desire to work their way through'.
Tho University of-Montaha will this
year issue thd flrst annual published
by any college of that state.
AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner Fourteenth and K streets op
posite State Copltol, tho pastor, Rev.
Samuel Z. Batten, will preach Sunr
day morning' on "The Loyalties, of
lAtQ," and in thp evening at 7;30 ''The
Thoughts "MehJWeV' University Clas?
at 12 m., to which all students are
cordially invite"ri ,
" W. H. Smith leaves Tor Fremont to
day, where he will ategd yie stqte
ChTtsWnEhdeavpr convention. '' '
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Frank. P Srrflth wh -Attanrl'arl thn
university last year, is principal at the
Axtel, Neb., high school.
Chapih Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13tb;
JT WILL PAY STUDENTS
H. W. BROWN
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Octob'er 11, 1904.
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And Caters (o Student
Trade
Special Table for Ladies.
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