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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1905)
vTP'r . . ,1" EKrdaMi pFSoSS?? AC !"..v- P 3T ry ? Cbc Ball.t H c brain n 3 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Every Loyal Urtvrsfty Studtnt Is Urged to Patronize thest NbrskarrAdvrtiMra, and -to Mention the Paper" While Doing So. ART GO0&S Rosa P. Curtice. BARBER SHOPS. The Arlsto, Oreon'fi PalaceaHdMoguL BICYCLfcS-ATHLETlC QOOD9 Si dles, Girard. a BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lin coln Book Store, Unl. Book Store, Brown Drug Co. BOOK H0SP1TA1 Gillespie. BANK8-rCo)urobla National. First Na tional BOOKBINDL 0 Gillespie.' - BOWLING AU-EY Crescent BUSINESS COLLKGE Lincoln Busi ness College. CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson. CIGARS Prod A. Powell. Lindsay. CLBANERS AND DYERS Elliott, Souknp & Wood. CLOTHING Armstrong, Magce A JtleHr, 'Unlaad. COAL Gregory, P. D. Smith, White breast. CON FBCTldNKRY Maxwell . DANCING HALL Fraternity Hall. DI8EASES OF EYE, EAR & THROAT Dr. Wobdard. DRUGS-ISTS' Steincr, Woempeher, Brown, Mann, Rector. DRY GOODS Miller & Paine. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Rosa Klac- fcrlc Co. EXPRESS Lincoln "Local, Lincoln Transfer. FLORISTS Chaplh Bros. FURNITURE Rudge li Guenzel, A, Ml Davis, Hardy. FURRIER Steb. GROCERS Key b tone. HAWBRDASHBRY $2.50 Hat Store. HARDWARE Rudge & Gueazel, F. E.. Jnr. HOTELS Llndell. -Tucker, Wolff, E. Flem- WALLACK WRITES. (Continued trtrax naco 1.) letter, my "Intellectual passport." lO served mo well at both the Bodleian and the British museiuh. At tho lat ter place wo worued ten days. We had less tlmo at Cambridge, but accom plished much more in results. I am editing an old play and at these various places was gathering material, callat lng texts, otc Hfcre 'we art Tat Frleburg Bottled to the ''greatest years work of my lifo. I wasted some time at Heidelberg, on the supposition that I could be allowed ex amination privileges at the cud of one year, as I have known of that condi tion in the past there. But 1 found they had recently changed their rules and now require two years in Germany, and at least one at H. As I have al ready to my credit throcgood years of graduate work (partly at U. of N. and partly at Chicago Unl.), I felt it was not doing right by myself to stay there. But I had so little time left before matriculations closed, to investigate elsewhere. At H. the authorities told me practically all the German univer sities wero following tho same regula tions. Howover, a swift correspondence gave me choice of several universities I in Germany, neHiaes'vienna; Bern- antri Zurich. All gave me most cordial Invi tations and whenever I presented my credentials, I was told I uad already done all that was required for n doc torate. But one must reside here a given time. At one Unl. I, wbb ofTcred the privilege of examination in six months. But I didn't want to do it In bo short tt time. I know better than anyone that what I want to accomplish and bow I want to accomplish it. I have therefore chosen one of the hard est of all tho propositions offered me. and If I can get ready in a year on that I shall be satisfied. Yours, C. W. WALLACE. a m Invited You are Invited to our store. Wo have the bln& of- Jewelry, Watoboj, Diamonds', Cut Glass and Sir- verwaro that wo arc proud to show. Wo hope seo you within tho next few days. Wl C AOLFF ta-Seih 13th Mtttti Crescent Bowling Alleys! 1134 N 3TRBBT Y. W. C. A. NOTES. Miss Geneve Bulock '04. who is teaching at 'Bancroft, Neb., is spending .her .vacation at her home in 'Aid city. C. M. Mayne, general secretary of tho city Y. M. C. A. of Lincoln, will ad dress tho girls of the University on Sunday, Jan,. 8, at 3 p. m. in. U 10G. Be Bure to hear him. Invite your friends to'come with ydri. Wg0Qgg)(DOID0MKgg(Btl)Qg0gC)lMMQTO TRY A TON OF Cardiff Coal $7.00 atlsfactlon uaranteeJor Vtmr :pnT"Rf undcO.v For the Heating Stove Whitebreast Co. '.' oe o STREET AUTO 'PHONE 3233 EL.L 'PHONK 234 5C))()Cigg)gC(Bg)a)W)C(BCl ggXXlMMOCgQOgHg9l) jeweler- ing. i l i i ... i n? : . tfe'i. ; . - . .. . i- ... - yj"-:,'' mm ??&&,&,: ;t. :'&'& , ; AmmJmmmSiH, " --'.'- u-zfx IAUJDRIES Yule Bros. LUMBER Dlerks. NOVELTY WACHIN18T Thorp. PHOTOGRAPHER Tow'nsend, Hay- Conr-Ktnijctdy. PIANOS RqBS P; Curtice Co. POOL AD BILL! AltuS B. P. Pow- PRINTrNGrrtGeorge Bros.; tie Cen tury, lvyPress, Review Press, Grif fin fc Greer. RESTA.UttAN,T$r-Westerfieid, Home Cafo, Good JHealtb. ROLLER SKATING Auditorium. fiHOBS-Sandarapn. SHOE REPAIRING Null and .McCoy. Blue Front Saop. 8HINWG "PARLOR Union Saining Parlor. riTBNOG&APHER-rPi'ank ?:, ,', 8UITORIUM .Wobolr, taiirs-Udi' ind. Union 'Collegia - Tailors, LuiFwig. Kadis. TYPEWRITER Rcmlnftoa. Miss. Bertha Kern, '0-1, of Pawnee City, is visiting her University friends this week, She was au nctivo Y. W. (. A. worker when In school. On Thurs day she led ine noon meeting of thtf Association her thought being to kuow, to do and to love the will of God. Thp folowing wore appointed a cor porals In the Pushing Rides lasL night: F. A. Anderson. L. A. Higgins .Mason .neeler. A. L. 1 ott. C. D. SlainrhterL grayearb aphalnterbe,- no .:HA T iteconiiy several new names, wror.e added to, the "crack company's''-foster. J. I. Barnard, C. B. Duor, 0.' N. Hoft, A. N. Levy, R. S-. Moss and H. 'RoW well wore admitted to membership. It is miite nrobablo that the first "drill down" for the gold meol will be held next Tnureday oveniiig. ThlB" medal is awarded to the cadet winning In the drill down for three consecutive Union. A medal has been awarded ev ery, year since tbe organization f sine company. Last year the successful candidate was L. A. Sheldon, who Is now captain of Company A. Then annual Peishing Hop will occur Jan. 13 at the Lincoln hotel. In the TPast. thla,,function, has received only meager support from the rank and file of tho-Company. It is hoped that every member wil turn out this year. If you right got 0 it at Armstro'iig'i, it's HIGH GRADE BllATEW -'. - ft- PHilMHIIMH I mm m M-S M m ' Brl V' KB JACOB NORTH MHO COMPANY ttia-uia mmtt Bmmkblmilmri A list of University Clans Publications p.lntl by , tas and which tptak for us. 3mmr Ammmmi Mmmmrmr, OMmB mi 199G 04 00 tggi 44 04 ' toO0 " ": 004 Law Annual, 000-1004 Vim SIKOSS HAS ITS IWH OIAL V have iuo very wx$Uu la csUring to wedMlnfi nd ptrtkt where tcxndUog EXTRA TJNM li wanted. Vhy nfl we UaUk yon wtth yotft Groccrlet fef M XCMtoM? KEYSTONE GROCERY iai Math iath Stit Wc Witt Trade We fcare alwaya hers fcsowa u fW STUDENTS' LAUNDRY, MlWMMll TM MMM W M tN ffcaa vt. w wftt YUU IMS.' HAH lAliltftftY IIUO.HMI Auh27BA CJ:m . i -t 0IKHK0 LIHWHH OOAt OO. BtfFfcMuM MS you a Bicycle for a aTIkibg HFjWbf or a Talking 'Machine foV a Blcjrel-r All the new goods. 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