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Announcements
L I iieo mTTT. 8. class, '04, will meet at
I! o'eloo Icthls morning In' III 00.
Fresh
r- VW
Junior in eel tills morning at' 11
o'clock In Memorial linll.
LOST Friday morning on the cam
pus, n brooch ret with rcarls. Return
to reghtiur's office.
All persons desiring positions an
high school or graduate teachers, arc
high school or grado teachers, are re
quested to kop Mrs. Clarl at once.
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All kinds cf
Novelties
Candies
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The Lincoln Candy Kitchen
1337 O Stroot
The First National Bank
of Lincoln, Nsfci
UNITED STATES DBPO8IT0RV.
Capital I 200,000.00
Surplus 100,009.0ft
Undivided profit . . 4,00fcW
8. H. Burnham, Prw.
A. J. Sawyer, Vlct-Preldoat.
H. 8. JProoman, Caahtar.
H. B. Evans, ABBt. Oaahlor.
Frank Parks, Asat. Oashltv.
P. R. Easterday, Auditor.
Dr. J. J. Davis
CrMuata Iclrnctlonlsl
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Spectacles And Eyeglasses Fittest to Relieve
Headaches and Eye Strain.
O Strttt Auto Phon 102 I , Rcttdtoc 21 1 1
LINCOLN, NEB. .
Charles B. Gregory
Christmas vacation begins Wednes
uay, December 21, 0 p. m.; enda Wed
nesday, January 1, 8 a. m. Rates on
till railroads.
All who wish to sec-tiro teachers' ( m
tincatob at the mld-winier commence
ment should notify the chairman of
thp teachers' eommltteo at once.
LOST Between Mechanlc'Art build
ing and Library on Monday morning,
a Zoological 1 note book. Plpaso leave
at registrar's ofllco or return to me.
STANLEY DAVIK3.
Theie will be a meeting of the inter
class athletic committee in the Y. M. i
C. A. room Tuesday morning at lt
o'clock. Every representative ot every i
class should be present an impoiinnt
business Is to be transacted.
STsr. tht Coal Wan
The University Pedagogical cluu will
meet Wednesday evening, December
14, at 7:. '10 In room 213. The address of
the evening will be given by V. A.
Selleck, member of the city Bchool
board, Lincoln, Nebraska. Subject
"Personal Characteristics That Influ
ence the success and Flmploymont of
Teachers." ,
NO. J 044 O STREET
Columbia National
Batik &
Capital, $100,000.00
OF LINCOLN, -
NEBRASKA
THE DEBATING WORLD.
What is
Happening in Debate
Elsewhere.
Sam Westerfield
Proprietor of a
Sam's
Cafe
Lit tit- (Iciu Hot
Wufllr-snmlFltin
llfnl iiikI
Lunches
1 17-J2 J North J 3
Street
flHt.
firiffin-Grcer Printing
Company
An iinonj mous representative off
some other college was seen on the
am-pus a fevu dajs ago trying to get
the results of Nebraska's Invoatiga
lon on the "Compulsory Arbitration"
question, which was debated a year
igo against Kansas by Buckner, Lee
ind James. The gentleman declined to
tell who he was or what college he
repicsented. He said bis college was
rrcpailng for a debate with some other
-ollege, but refused to tell what col
lege or to whom the material was to
be given. Ills request was politely de
clined and he departed with little sat
isfaction In the way of Information.
1136 O STREET
Wtddini InviMtioni, Bill Program,
and1 ji ! k i eti of Comnurcll Printtn.
ta
OLLARS
ta
arc just what a young
man needs. O They tfivc
him ti size between the
one too big, or too little ;
in fact, your size. They
are made in
Cluett 25c lirand or
Arrow 15c Brand
Ask any nj-to-dute; dealer
Cluett, Peabody k Co.
Makers of Cluett ami Monarch Shirts
The question chosen for debate in
the coming contest between the Unl
versitles of Michigan and of Wist on -sin,
is as follows: "Resolved, That
paity candidates for state, county and
city elective offices for the state and
national legislatures should bcnomi
nated by direct vote. Constitutional
it ...iwwwl.xl Tlu ilnhntp will ! held
at Madison, Wis.. March 24, 1D05. In j
nrordnncp with the agreement between ,
the' Oratorical associations of the twt.
universities. Wisconsin proposed the
question this year, a.id Michigan has
the ihoice of sides. iCach university
will be represented by a team com
posed of three men who are supposed
ly its best debaters. At Wisconsin
these men are clioten by election; "at
Michigan they are the "winners of a
series of preliminary contests held
among the members o the various lit
eral societies.
Wisconsin is trying to get a debate
with Cornell university.
Miss Elsie Fan-oil , who attended the
university year before last, will bo
married to Mr. Edward Thornton ot
Chicago. December 19.
There were no classes In Physical
a
OjelRjgt Iad
BETWEEN
CfiicagvSt. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Council Bluffs and
Omaha.
ECJLOfPMENT RIGHT;
TIME RIGHT,
SERVICE RIGHT;
.ITS; ALL RIGHT;
CiryAiicKET orncE 1512 farnawxst.
. UNION DEPOT OMAHA.'
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Better Investigate
the merits and advantages offered by the various
railway "Mines before purchasing tickets. The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul By.
has elcciric-lighted trains, solid vestibuled,
steam heated, equipped with every modern
safety device, heavy steel first-class road-bed and
many other advantages. Write to
F, A. NASH. Genera! Western Agent, 1524 Farnam Strait,
OMAHA, NEB.
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CO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ilSjIkE
Trade Marks
Desiqns
copvriqhts &.c.
Aiirnnn nenrttnir a Akctrh nnd dcncTlntlon mnr
qnlrldr luiocrtnln our opinion free whether nn
moil m pruDHDiT pim-nianin, t.onimumcn.
on Patents
Invention ta probably pntentahln, Comniunlcn
tloimntrlctlTcontldontlHl. HANDBOOK oni'aten
uiil nun. vMiicni nueucj lur Bocunniipniviiia.
l'atcnta talcoa tbroUKh Ktunn & Co. rccct
re
sent fine
f iisrtnl nHrm- imt hniif. rhnrtf In Ihn
Scientific American.
A hnndnoniely litttBtralcd weetttr. IJirKOflt cir
culation of any eciouMUn Journal. Terms, 3 n
vonr: four inontha, $L Hold brail nowndcalem.
MUNN &Co.361B'o,dNewYorfc
Urnnch Offloo. 625 F BU, Wnlilnton. 1). C.
KADIS, The Tailor
Suits Made to Order $15 and up.
Cli'iiuinv DyciiiK untl PresninK Our Kpwiulty
AuU Phtnie 2."iT0
1441 O Street
LINCOLN
A. F. Walton, '01, who is principal
of the Auburn -high school, upent Sun
day with friends in Lincoln.
j. II. Nouton, '04, who is working
for' the Burlington, passed through
here yesterday on his way to Hillings.
Montana.
Dinners and suppers $2.50 per wools.
The Home Cafe, 214 S. 12th.
" - SEE
MANNTthe Druggist
For Perfumes and
Fountain Pens
117 N 11th Street LINCOLN
Can you converse
Iiitelllcently reirardini; any ImkjIc you may hare
liecn reading as if vm had really tiotd it u
completely? Well, a novel, ajwenu history, a
oiograpny, n uram.i, .in ma
lion a sermon, or .my other
iilcr.iry piodnctlcii, if read I
or stitflietl as our nc:u bovk J
tells one . how. hcuomci a
Hubject which one can dis
cuss or write about in
a thoroughly Intelli
gent and comprehen
sive way. f; t-
HOW TO STUDY Atf't,
l.i civn I unc
Cloth, 7J cents, faslfaicl
HINDS & Noni.n,
rUHLISKKHS
3-33-35 W. 15th St.
New York City .
SiuwIwj&s of all jmblidttrs at out store
mi
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& H-lli
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lialm' fhsLKBM V 1
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There's Not hi n in the Jewelry
Line I cannot give you at prices
lower than anyone. See
CHARLES W. FLEMING, JEWELER
1311 6 STREET
Auto Phono IU Bell Phono 1WH1
Get tho hest Henderson & Ames
inlforms. at Armstrongs.
If you got It at .Armstro.ig"s. it's
right. , "
THERE IS NO
WatchClocK or Article,, t Jreckjr, .
WB CANNOT REPAIR
v.
O. A. Tucker, Jwolr
O Il.-Ptiti. BtIJ534. Aut tSU
Llndsetfs Cigar Store
CARRIES MAGAZINES AND PIPES
RIGGS
THE
Drug Cutter a North nui st." Lincoln, nbi
Crp Eiadsty's Wlxturt
OF SMOKING TOBACCO
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