The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 11, 1904, Page 4, Image 4
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SSPALdINO'S jfoW TO PLAY FOOT BALL, lited by Walter Camp . Nowly rorUed for 1004. ndoabtedly the bent book ov6r published on Son the game,, for It contains all a beginner ould know, and many InteroHtlng facto for a ozperlonaod player . Price 10 cunt. "If It pertains to athletlm, wo make U." A. Q. SPALDING & BROS. St. Louis Kansas City Washington New York Ohloago San Francisco Denver Baltimore Philadelphia naio ton lnneapolla - j ." juinrwu, wan. London, Send for n copy of 8paldlng Fall and London, En g. t turar ojwrw uataioguo. it a irea. Dr. J. J. Davis Graduate Rclrnctlonisl HL ftf"tjirf ni T?.ht. Y7lit- f . T"k . j v.uuu rcgiuuc3 rmea 10 relieve Headaches and Eye Strain. 1222 OStrt-AtitoPhon302l. Rcild.oc. 28 18 LINCOLN. NEB. the dome Cafe dome Cooking Regular Board $3.50 Per Week. CbarhsB. Gregory (V.otn.'9D Telephones 343 ZZbe Coal Man . . and 329 NO. 1044 O STREET Sam Westerfield Pio.irh tor or Sam's Cafe Lit tli- ((out Hot Wullli", iinilfiiiii Myitis, and Lunclu-s I 17-121 North J 3 Strvtt I KraVtf been throuoh this--vou know how seldom one finds a collar and a cravat that will go well to gether. The majn reason for this is that tho collar is either just too big or just too small. Quarter Size COLLARS do not bind either cravat or neck. The original and best are Cluett. 25 cents each Arrow, 15c each, 2 for 25c Bold ererwhere. Makers of Cloett and Monarch Shirts. jytraBBBBBBlflBBBBBBBa DusEtjsillllllV Y. W. C. A. Notes. A large number of girls attended tho Bible study rally Sunday afternoon. Each girl who had enrolled for Blblo study was given a white carnation and those who had not wore the red flower. About fifty girls had already enrolled, and before the close of the meeting many others became eligible to wear the white flower. The addresB by Chancellor Andrews should have been heard by every girl In the university. He gave the follow ing reasons why we should be familiar with our Bible: It Ib the greatest book of history Jn all the world; It Is the greatest book of literature; it is the greatest book on moralltv and It con tains the history of the moat perfect 1110 ever lived. The only way to become familiar with the Blblo is to read it. In all, about seventy-five girls have registered for the Y. M. C. A. Bible courses. In practice court, the following of ficers have been selected: Supreme Court. Chief Justice C. R. Sargent. Justices H. G. Wellenslck. William Bride. Clerk J. L. Fisher. 'Of.. Bailiff n. j. Gibson. "00. District Court. R. J Anderson '04. J. W. Blezek. '05. Clerk Claude Davis '00. Sheriff D. C. Chase. '06. Justice Court. C M. Uolfson. 0G. George Lantz. 'Ofi. Constable A. H. I.undin. Regular gymnasium work for the women will begin this week. All first and third year classes will meet Thursday, October 13, at regular class hours. Second year classes meet on Monday. October Tl. Cora Headington, Joliet, Mont.; Maude F'orter. HAigler; Fannie Drake. Broken Bow; Bertha Hunt. Eva Heath, Mrs Ella Miller and Elizabeth Young of I incoln registered at the University School of Music this week. , Professor Carr of tho School of Music will soon begin a series, of lectures on the scientific side of voice culture, anatomy, ets. His first lecture will be "The Art of Singing." . H. Crouch, also of the '04 class, will be chemist for a smelting company in Denver. He was married last spring to Miss 4.iae Henry. Tho first of next term (Nov. 14) -Professor Carr will open a class in French. Italian and English diction and lnter pietation. Got warm! Have a hot chocolate at Maxwells. Thliteonth and N. Tho now cadet cap made right and is light, at Palno's Clothing Store Tho now army regulations are now on sale at the Co-op. T.emlng's Dairy for Ice Cxeam, Milk and Confectionary. Fleming. 1211 O St., Is showing a nice line of jewelry. Meals served In 3 minutes. Good Health Cafe. Armstrong Clothing Company prac tical hatters. Buy your new army regulations at tho Co-op. Lincoln Transfer Co.; baggage Phone 17G. CADETS! New regulations at the Co-op. If you got It at Armstrong's. It's right. The No-Moat Place. Good Health Cafe. Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13tl. $5.00 fop $4.00. Good Health Cafe. Meals, of Lunch. Good Health Cafe. Subscribe for The Nebraskan. Wabash Is The Only Line Landing you at the WORLD'S FAIR Round trip rates from Omaha are as follows: $8.50 eold dally except Friday and Saturday, good seven days. $13.80 sold dally, good fifteen days. The Wabasa Is the only line that lands passengers at the main entrance of the World's Fair Grounds. Also the only line that can check your baggage to the World's Fair Station. Think what a saving of time, annoyance and extra car fare. w All agents can Eell you through ticket and route you over the Wabash. 1 $. t I ;j , ,;, ( (.(i jij Very low rates to many points South, Southeast. For beautiful World's Fair folder and all Information call. at 1G01 Farnum St., or address HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D. Wabash Ry, Omaha, Neb. Price, $30;00 BHHslsilillllissslllllllBlMBiBiEzL Jli slKBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBSBBBBSMBBBBBRBBBBBBr Columbia Disc Records FOR THIS MACHINE $1.00 Each ot $1000 Pet Dosen. Sold for Cash or on Easy Payments of $i Per Week. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 1621 Farnam Street, OmaHa, Nt3foresk:.a. ' The Palace Livery Co. (PALACE STABLES) The Finest Turnouts in the City. BU Phone 453 Automatic Phone J 453 1 129-1 3J M STREET THE Railroad Columbia National XldllK NEBRASKA Capital, $100,000.00 V d VJ Mi i r M! J' " v -.: , .,Uk-,; ,iuW., .. .'" jtS&A wt8fcmter. h ?. 'iJi . Aafr,!