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the Dally Flcbraskan
A consolidation of
Ths Hesperian, Vol. 81, The Nbraskan, Vol, II
Scarlet and Orontn, Vol. 4.
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! Published daily, except Sunday and Monday,
At the University of Nebraska, Llnooln, Ns,
by ths Hesperian Publishing Co .,
DOABD Or DlHtOTOBS
Professors J. I. Wyer, and O. B. Wohaxds:
H. P. LeaTltt
John Westoyer B. R. Walton.
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Kdltor-ln Chief
Manager
Circulator
-Aae't. AdT.Maaager
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
J . Clyde Moor
Fred A. Btreiley
D. P. DsTotmf
Paol A. Bwlnf
A. Q. Sebnlber
WalterB. Btaodsrsa
Frod Nanghtoa
Wews
Athletic
Local
Society
Literary
tloncd In regard to them you will not
have to profeBfl Ignorance.
Tho Lincoln merchants nre advertis
ing to do business, and unless they see
that tho Bamo ads are doing good
they will ccaeo to advertlBO and with
out advertlnlng, tne paper rannot ox
lst. This docs not apply to the Nebras
kan alone, but to all college publica
tions and enterprises, such as tho Y.
M. C. A. hand book, tho Senior and
Junior Annual tho football and base
ball and other programs. All 'these
aro college enterprises and deserve and
expect to bo supported by tho stu
dents. The merchants who put up
their money In this way to help
along tho college enterprises aro "good
Indians" and deserve- to be patronized
'Editorial Rooms and Business Office U 81 1&
Post Office Station A. Llnooln, Nebr.
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Automatic J 524
Automatic 2365.
MIm Minnie Bills
If las Lata Stottsr by the student body, In preference to
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Telephone,
Night Telephone
Subscription Price, $2 per year, In ad vanes
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Entered at the postoffloe at Llnooln, Neb.,
as second-class mail matter under the act off
congress of March 8, 187V.
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, Individual notices will be charged for at th
rate of 10 cents for eaob insertion. Faculty,
departmental and university bulletins wa
gladly be publinhed tree, as heretofore.
tho merchants who are "tight ' and
who never show their appreciation In
this manner. It Is easy to single them
out. Glance through the Nebraskan
business directory and you will see a
calss of business men who have their
shoulder to the wheel and are ready
to support not only tho Nebraskan,
but all enterprises connected with the
university.
READ THE ADS.
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Look Over Our New Book Counter,..
Monarch, tho Big Boar, by Soaton f 1.25
Old Gorgon Graham, by Lori mer 1.20
Extracts from Adams' Dairy, by Mark Twain 85
Robocca, by Kato Douglass Wiggins 1.10
In tho Bishop's Carriage, by Michelson 1.20
The Crossing, by Churchill ' 1.20
The Singular Miss Smith, bv P. M. Kingsley 1.10
at BROWN'S, 127 south Eleventh
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Aatches .
We soil only reliable mokos and grades of wutchos
and onr prices aro lower than many ask for lower
quality. Solid gold watches at $18 toll 20. Gold filled
watches ut $12.50 to f-lo. Every watch warranted.
7V. G. AOLFF, ,
3o South ijth Street.
Editorial Remarks
Tho college paper is an instiution
that deserves to be supported as
much ns any other college institu
tion and It may not be amiss to call
the attention of the students to a few
things they might do to help the paper
along. Eeryone admlts-that a college
dally Is a great help to a college com
munity, and on tho whole, students
of the university support the Ne
bra&kan In good shape. We have no
complaint to make about subscriptions,
except that the young ladles do not do
their share In this way. There Is not
tho slightest) doubt that every stu
dent reads tho dally, whether ho sub
scribes or not, and even those who
read tho paper over their neighbor's
shoulder, can do their Bharo toward
Dormitory Notes.
Miss Emma Ensor of South Omaha
will be the gueBt of her sister, Miss
Nell Ensor, o'ver Simday.
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The College Man
Is Particular About His Shoes
MIbb Ploronce Miller of Omaha will
be tho guest of her sister. Miss Mln
nlo Miller, tho latter part of Uio week.
An informal dance was held In the
large parlor of the dormitory on Fri
day ovonlng.
MIes Pearl Fitzgerald will entertain
Miss Mabel Cheek of South Omaha,
tho latter part of tho week
In honor of the visiting guests, a
number of "fudge parties" and In
formal are planned for Friday even
ing, it 1b even whispered that some
of tho girls are planning an amateur
theatrical, but just when It will take
place, cannot bo ascertained.
Columbia National
Dailk NEBRASKA
Capital $)0M)00.00
There was a large theater party on
Monday evening to see the "Eternal
City." Those In the party were Misses
Margery Richards, Edith Athorton,
Mabol Arnold, Nell White. Martha
Douglas, Lola Mc Knight, Furlong,.
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$2.50
I THE $2.50 HAT STORE 1141 O
THE WALKOVER SHOE
Is the best shoe for men's
feet. Our L'ne Is strictly up-to-date.
Call and let us
how them.
Rogers & Perkins
Succanora to Pctkini At Sttatdon Ca.
1129 O Stramt
Speaking of Speakers
Mostly new every one gootl
xfi dttcoiint to Tracltrn
The Meat American Oration of To-da, . . .Jl 2o
K'-mtinu (rum the Popular Novel 1 2Tj
1'iciea I hat Uae Takt.it I'nxei 1 'Zo
New Tiece That Witt fair l'r.zts l.Vo
1'iei.es (or Every Occasion 1 25
llnivlo Attract and Hold .in Audience ... J CO
1 liree-Minnle Dec'amation fort o'lee Mm VO
Three-Minute Re.ulinir(or College (lirls . . 1 f1
Handy 1'iece to Speak (an separate i,ir.;j) CO
Acme iJeclarruition Jlook fO
Rot.' Southern Spealrr 1 C'
New Dialogues & l'layi (t'ttn) , hit , . l.r' ) 1 60
Commencement I aita ami ptkr c.i itm'tt) to
Pro and Con (iniHfilete Hehntt i) 1 (JO
iHttantantom Parliamentary Guide 60
HINDS Ct NOBLE, Publishers
3l-T3.Vi Net lnt'i m. Nu.w . kk ft--'
i Sk ollool o irtt pnblhher at one i:ore
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EVENINGS at HOME
helping tho paper along without coat
ing them ono cent.
Rocently a merchant advertised to
sell goods, used by tho students, at
what we know to bo less than cost,
aud, although many of the students
patronized tho sale, not one of them
had spirit enough to mention the ad
vertisement to him, and oven when
question by the same merchant In re
gard to tho same, some of them pro
fessed ignorance of the entire affair.
Another merchant advertised Bomo
months back lo give away absolutely
free to all students who called for
them, a handsome souvenir. Tho
souvenirs wero good ones and worth
from 20 to 25. cents apiece, and even
this did not seem to catch tho stu
dents eyo, for very few called for
them. Why not help the paper along
and notice the ads, so that when ques
Brush, King, Marvin and Randall,
All preparations are now completed
for the dance and party to be given
at tho dormitory next Saturday even
ing. The dining room will be cleared
for dancing. For those who do not
dance, there will be various kinds of
amusements in the large parlor on the
first floor.
Buy an Edison and you can have even
ing entertainment of the most enjoy
able kind. The records cost only 35c
and we have them all.
EASY PAYMENTS,
on Phonographs. Play while you pay.
For any kind of Athletic Goods see us.
Thanksgiving Rates.
On the 23rd and 24th of November,
tickets will be sold' over the B. &
M. R. R., to students living within a
radius of 200 miles of Lincoln, at a
rate of a fare and a third- for the round
trip. Return limit, Monday, Nov. 28th.
Lemlng's Dairy for
Milk and Confectionary.
Ico Cream,
Chanin Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13th.
Union 8hinlng Parlors. Shine, 6c.
Chairs for ladles, 1018 O street
Girard Cycle G'mpy
(304 O Street
WINTER TOURIST RATES.
Low round trip rates to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Colo
rado; Galvjeston and 8an Antonio,
Texas; Now Orleans, Louisiana; Mo
bile, Alabama; Jacksonville and St.
Augustine, Florida, and hundreds or
other points.
If you aro figuring on a winter ex
cursion trip. I can .furnish you valu
able information,
GEO. W. BONNELL,
City Passengar Agent.
1906
PIANOS
Advance exhibition of the yeur
1905 models.
Showing a very decided ad
vance, both. In tone, quality and
exterior finish.
$138. OO
A neat, upright piano of at
tractive design, often sold
elsewhere for a much higher
figure.
$167.00
A new model upright with
carved panels. Contains many
excellent feaures.
$220.00
A now, thoroughly reliable
upright of latest model. This
instrument Insures years of
satisfaction.
EVERETT
Ivors & Pond, Starr, Packard,
and several other great makes
are shown buyers in almost
endless variety.
VERY EA3Y TERM8
Call and enquire about our
plan.
ROSS P. CURTICE CO.
H25 O Street
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