The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 12, 1904, Page 4, Image 4

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Dr. J. J, Davis
Graduate Rclrnctfonist
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Spectacles and Eycglanr.es Fitted lo Relieve
Headaches and Eye Strain.
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CharhsB. 6regorp
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Visiting and Address Cards
Programs, Invltntlons nnd
Correspondence Stationery
GEORGE BROS.
PRINTERS
Prntenilty Building
We also manufacture Advertising
Buttons and Mirrors.
1'Hcphonrs: A340, 340O
GEO. A. WILSON
Contractor and Builder
Bathnatci Purntihtd upon Application.
lok Work Promptly Attended to.
245 So. 10th Lincoln. Nob.
ROSS ELECTRIC CO.
122 No. 14th
'Phone 37'-
Electric SupplUt, Window Lighting Electric Slgna.
Gaa, Electric and Combination Fixture. Dynamo.
'ndMo,"---- House and Store Wiring
All klnd ol Elev ai.r Repair. LINCOLN. NEB
Includes In the New E.dltlo.i
25,000 NE.W WORDS. Etc.
Now Gnroltoor of" the World
New Biographical Dictionary
li-Uod by W.T. II AltUIS, I'h.l) , I.I..I).,
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G. & C. ME.RRIAM CO.
Publishers, Springfield. Mass.
(OLLARS
are just what a young
man needs. They give
him a size between the
one too big, or too little ;
in fact, your size. They
are made in
Gluett 25c Brand. or
Arrow 15c Brand
Ask any iij-U-datc denier
Cluett, Peabody & Co.
Maker of Cluett and Monurcli Shirt
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Bulletin
Today -Stag rpcojtlon, state farm,
7::!D p. m.
IQnglish dub, woman'.- univtrsitj
building.
Ktudont-. Debating league. Union
hall
Nov. 13 -UpglnnlriR V. M. C. A week
of prayer.
I)r CJrepn, V M C A. mooting, Oll-
vpi theater
Nov. 11. -John J. White of Chicago,
chapel
Nov. IX. rreshmnn law hop, No. 18,
'04, Fraternity Hall.
Senior class mooting.
Mrdical t-ooiety meeting.
Nov. 19. Nobraska-Hellevue football
game.
Party University woman's building
Meeting of Forestn club, It. 102 Neb.
Hall, 8:00 p. m.
I as-t year endowments to Columbia
college amounted to $1,7X3,138 TIiIh
aerages $37.r for each student
All students who took part in the
Fpanlsh-Amerlcnn war have been
granted tree tuition at the university
ol 1 owa
Croat Interest is taken in the ap
proaching Yale-Princeton debate. last
year both Yale and Harvard defeated
Print eton in debate, and thin year ef
forts will be made to turn the tables.
The anti-fraternity law has recently
been suspended at the Ames univer
sity Many of the locals are now peti
tioning for ohaptois from the. national
liaternltles.
Water sports nie gaining piomln
eme at the University of Pennsylvania
by the acquisition of a large tank in
the gympatflum A swimming ciew
bus recently been organi.td
At the university of Minnesota, Tues
day, Nov X, was grunted as a holidav
ami as a result there wits a general
i xodrs cf students to their homes lor
(lie purpose of voting
A woman s' track meet will be held
at Minnesota .some time in the spring.
It Is planned to have the mooting con
ducted on the same lines as those ot
tin men's
The N'.ulonul convention ol the
1 ha Phi's has just been held at
.-'J lit life. N. Y, The exercises c l.ised
with a grand banquet, when cover.-,
v.i re laid for IM'O women
Meiore the big football game at
Northwestern, the Athletic department
lousht fi.nrn $1 pennants and sold them
.it .')() apiece. As a result the bleat h
eir were a "s.oa of waving color"
In the state of Michigan one oumf
eeiyl3i) persons is pumulng a collegi
ate education, either in Michigan tim
ers ity or in ouLsldo colleges and uni-vei.-!tles
It has been lecently annouiued that
Harvard university and the M-assachu-.
setts Institute of Technology . will lt
united. Kach will comiTnin'vItll Tts
'oiararte faculty and administration,
the difference being that all sciences
will be taught at the Institute of Tech
nology and liberal arts will fall to
Harvard
Tronic aris.es In one of the gieat co
educational universities of the Pa
citle coast. Bitter complaint Ih heard
there from" tho men, who forced in the
back low, are unable to see or hear
the lecture through the foro-st of in
tervening picture hats. The univoi-.-ity
dally paper discussed the dilll
culty as a "serious" one, but suggested
no remedy Yale Alumni Weekly.
In response to tetltlons by several
of the political clubs at Cornell, ask
ing that election day be made a holi
day, the faculty adopted the following
i evolution: "Res-ohed, that while it is
the established policy of the university
to grant freely leaves of absence to
all students desiring to leave town'
to v.ote it Is not considered expedient
to suspend exercises on election day,
November 8."
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Take the World's
Lincoln daily at 4:30 p, m. when you go
Only $925 round
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World's Fair Maps Etc at city office.
S. W Corner 12th and O streets.
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Better Investigate
the merits and advantages offered by the various
railway lines before purchasing tickets. The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry,
has clecirric-lighted trains, solid vcstibuledr
steam heated, equipped with every modern
safety device, heavy steel first-class road-bed and
many other advantages. Write to
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent, 1524 Farnam Street,
OMAHA, NEB.
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She'll Greet You
With a
Smile
If ou drop in hero just before
on call and get a box ot
Allegrctti Chocolates
to take with you. These deli
c (mis Chocolates are always
welcome wherever Uie best
and purest "sweets" are en
joyed Mail and telephone orden
receive our immediate atten
tion RECTOR'S
PHARMACY
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You may make sure of one thing
It we furnish you with your suit or
oveit oat they will be perfect in make
and style. Absolutly correct. Palne's
Clothing store.
, Elliott's Sultorlum, cleaning, dyeing
and repairing. Prices reasonable. 113C
O street. Both phones.
Dr. W. E. Jack, Dentist; 1301 O St.
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The best line to the great
World's Fair
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Fair Special leaving B
trip, good seven days B
Auto 1292 Boll 147
SOUKUP & WOOD
Expert Cleaners and Dyer9
1320 N Stroot
LINCOLN. NEB
DIERKS LUMBER &
COAL CO.
Bell Phone 35 Automatic 30 1
STUDENTS
The newest and finest Barber
Shop in Nebraska. Particu-
ar attention given to face,
neck and scalp massaging.
The Aristo'
206 O St., Burr Block
Full Dress Suits
$25 to $50
LUDWIG
1036 O Street
Book fiospital
A. H. GILLI8PIE
Phone J HO J524 O Street,
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