The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 14, 1904, Page 3, Image 3
mrrTi Kiflr&ZSR WW J"1. sr..f VT TO it b e a i I e Yiebraoftan- S J Y BUSINESS DIRECTORY Every Loyal University Student Is Urged to Patronize these Nebrnakan Advertisers, and to Mention the Paper While Doing So. AUT GOODS Hoes l Curtice. ruiinEU SHOPS. The Arlsto, Croon 'h Polarc ami Mogul. BICYCLES-ATriLI-VriC GOODS Ri dley, Q Irani. P.OOKS-STAT ION VAX Y Co-op. Lln coln Book Stoio. Uni. P.00U Store. Brown Drs Co. BOOK HOSPITAL--(liJlpppio. . It AKKS Columbia National. lMrr-t Na tional MOOKDIN4)f G- Gillespie. BOWLING A LUCY Crescent. CARPENTER -Geo. A. Wilson. CIGARS Fred A. Powell, Royle & Walker. Lindsay. CLEANERS AND DYERS Elliott. Soukup & Wood. CLOTHING Ai matrons, Mafcce & Deemer, Unlnnd. COAL'-Gregory, P. D. Smith. Wliite- lireast. CONFECTIONERY -Maxwell. Lincoln Candy Kitchen. DANCING ilAI.Ti--Fraternity Hall. DISEASES OF EYE. EAR & THROAT T)r. Woodard. DRUGGISTS Steiner, Woumpener, Brown, Mann, -Rector. DRY GOODS-Miller & Paine. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Ross Elee trio Co. EXPRESS Lincoln Local, Lincoln Transfer. FLORISTS Chapin Tiros. FURNITURE Rndge &. Guen.ol. A. M.. Davis, Hardy. FURRIER Steele. OROCERS-Keystono. HABERDASHERY $2. r,0 Hat Store. HARDWARE Rudne & G'lcn.el, F. E. I.ahr. HOTELS I.indoll. JEWELER Tucker. Wolff. E. Flem ing. LAUNDRIES Yule Bros. LUMBER Diorks. MILLINERS The Famous. NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. UaTICIANS Dr. J. J. Davis, . . olIT. I'M OTOG R A PH E R Tow nsen d , Hay don, Kennedy. PIANOS Ross P. Curtice Co. POOL AND BILLIARuS B. P. Pow ell. Tho Ideal. PRINTING -George Bros., New Cen turj. Ivy Press, Review Press, Grif fin &. Greer. RESTAURANTS Webterueid, Home Cafe, Unl. School of Music Cafo, Good Health. ROLLER SKATING-Auditorium. SHOESSanderson. SHOE REPAIRING Null and McCoy. Blue Front Shop; SHINING PARLOR Union Shining Parlor. STENOGRAPHER Frank E. Lee. SUITORLUM Weber, . Elliotts. TAILORS Un. ud, Union College Tallora, Litdwig. TYPEWRITER Remington. A .!. 1 Lmm3: &?p j- S ijjjLULATEii JLJ i-n EUROPEAN FELLOWSHIP Association of Collegiate Alum nae Makes Good Offer. The Association of CillciatP Alum nae Is desirous of encouraging the p,;r mi it of advanced coin-sen of nt.il among women graduates of college.?. It therefore proposes to devote ?r00 evciy yeat' tO'.aid paying the expeives of Homo young woman who wishes to car r on hor studies in a foreign count!) Applications for this fcllowslii will be received by a ly member of the cum mittce linving it in charge. The can didates must be graduates of college bejonging to the association, and ap plications tor the year 190")-19015 imwt be handed In befoie February 1, I'.Mm. The lellovvship will be awarded onlv to (andidates who give promise, of dis tinction In the subjects to vhih the devote themselves. It will be the aim of the committee to apuoint the e jih oidate who is best fitted for tho po sition thiough oiigl.ial gifts, pievlons ttainiiu,r, encrgj, power of endurance and health. To this end they will w ceive v. )llcations In -Miting fiom eli gible candidates, who will present, a.s clearly as possible, their claims to tho fellowship. A c ompetitive examina tion will no be held, but the bestowal of the fellowship will 1 e based up u evidence of tho i-a.ididate's abilitv. ami ol her prosp-ut of succo s in h r ;) 11 line ol study. Fiuh evidne will nal urally consist of (a) her college c! i i -lunin ; (1) testimonials :h to -..ipcrioi ability and igb harietor lrom her piofessoi.i and other nullified judges: (c) satisfactory evidence of thoroughlv g(X)d health: (d) a statement of the work in which she proposes to engage subsequently; (e) last, and of chief importance, examples ol her wlentllle 01 literary work in the form of papers or articles, or accounts of scientific investigations which J lie ha? cairied out The fellowship will not u-ually be granted to those who are intending to tike up the piactice of an of the three learned profession1-, though sv.ch are not lormall excluded from the competition; it will rather bo bestowed upon those who are looking forward to positions as ; iofeso'-. and icarlioi a. id to llteiao and soieutille vocations. The fellowship v ill in g'jneinl be lield for one yeai ; but in an unut-uall promising can' the term m-iy ho ex tended at the discretion ol the (Oiii inittee. IJKfSlH" BRADWEI L HEi MKJt. H28 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Illinois. FI OltENCE M. CUSHING. 8 Walnut St.. Boston, Mii'is. FRANCIS MORGAN SWAIN. Swart iunor-' Colk-ge. Swarthmore, Pa. Can you skato? Ever try 1 oiler hkatin;;'.' If not, come down some evening and try; if you do skate, jou will appreci ate the efforts of the management in providing this gioat spoil for the peo pie ol 1 incoln. The Auditorium Rol ler Skating Rink has a new ha id wood Hour and is equipped with Richardson hall-bearing skates. Admission aftci 1.0011, ladles fi ee evening ladies l.'ic . f,enl.s 2i' . Rent of skates 2U . Lincoln Transfer Co.; Phone 17C. br.ggagn Special altention to watch a id Jevv olry repairing. E. Fleming, 12U 0 street. Oyster stew 2." cent at Cameron's nc.w.JlcHUuirnnt. 119 SouOT 12tir. Union Shliijnj; Parlors. Shine, 5c. Chairs for ladies. 10 IS 0 street. Armstrong Clothing Company, prac tical hatters. high QKkm if04 o I o 1 ;?l Us s s o : o a o '? 1 0 G. W. Cor, t U0OOJt:0: - O'C - icOOtOOl JACOB NORTH 1I1G-112J Printers zit:ci A list of University Cliiss and which Sonior Annual 1808 " " 1896 " " 1003 " " 1904 Law Annual, coec)CKXxxCK)Ococor:ccoococ Q I look uver urn New book uounter... .lllllllllljl, Lilt. IJIf, IIUU , It J OV'li1Jil .fl.wtj A Old Cordon tlraham. by I.orimer , 1.20 O ........... . t i.... i. iiw. ( t i...... i... e...i,.., ti o-. j iwuai'1.1 iiiiiii ituum1-, i.m.i.ui l.. .... I' . A. !...-. ' II. I... Hcbcun, by Kate OoiilnH O In tli- ItlalirmV f-'firrlnfii liv 1.. ..... ............ . ... . ...p,. , .... The Crosshiir. bv (rinn chill The inKUlar .Miss ssmlih. D at BROWN'S, 127 south Eleventh 00Q0000000OtXOO00C50OOO0O0O Dn't to a dtxd one kep youtitU looking ntt. Patronize Zbc Weber Suitorium Cln!ng. Prtiilnjr. Dying:, Repalrlnj: And Rcflttlnjj of Fir.c Cloth$. Ball 7S Automatic I70S ROSS ELECTRIC CO. S? Electric SuppHciWJndow Lighting, HItrlc Sign, Oa. Htcctilc and Combination PhUutu, Dnamoi ,fKlMot0"--- House and Store Wiring AUklnda at Elcv alor RPJri LINCOLN, NEB Shoes Made to Order REPAIRING Neatly Done. NULL & McGOY, t529 O 8troot We faive Always been known u the ..STUDENTS' LAUNDRY 33- Thla caon wc are turning out totter wcj than ever. We want your bualncM, YUU BROS.' HAND LAUNDRY Auto 2754 r 1514 0 Street Wl7 REMEMBER TE BURLINGTON ROUTE WHEN YOU 60 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS The Burlington lias elegant train service from Lincoln to nearly every important town in Nebraska. BONNELL, City Pass. Agt. 10th and 0 Sts., Lincoln, Heb, - 0CGO,.,'0Ot00Os0KOUJ0 A FID COMPANY M S'raat Bookbinders Public it io s printed by m pealc for us. ScrnLraro, Olaaa of 1GQ5 " " 1808 ' " 10O2 " " IOQ4 18Q8-1Q04 oooooeoooooooocooooccooooo O 1... 1,..Li. '.....!.. Iir m .riiu.i iv,iui ou Wiggins 1.10 1 li-hnlcnn I '.fl .v-' .. . . ' 1 .20 O I-'. .M. MiiKlej s J. 10 O Xu0O9SC0O0CXXXO0OGOO0000O SPE EVERY 5UCCE5S JIAS ITS OWH COAL We have been very juccewlul la catering to weddings and parties where something EXTRA FINE la wanted. Why can't we furnlah you with your Groceries for all occasions? KEYSTONE GROCERY iai South 13th Street GEO. A. WILSON Contractor and Builder Hatlmate FurnUhed upon Application. ' lob Work Promptly Attended to. - 245 80. loth Lincoln. Ne. J '1 ; ! V.1 , ' I H 'i' i M '. ,v 'h v 1 a i j.i A I HI "X For Sale Only at Harley's Drug Store, 11th and O. - ' i , - ih It. r g ir t. r.jL , . .1. i i.-4 i""rAJX;!l A -'YiJ w)am!wm'i3- .(.t'i