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Profeasot Bessoy has boon olectcd
an honorary member of tho University
Forest club.
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AfUST be Quarter Size
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be precisely ritfht and made
of stuff which will not shrink.
The Cluctt and Arrow Col
lars arc riffhtly made of
fihrupk fabrics.
Cluett, 25 cents
Arrow, IS cents
each or 2 for 25 cents
Cluett,Pcabody&Co.
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Sam Westerfield
Propriotor of
fr Sam's
Cafe
Howard Saxton, Law '02, now prac
ticing law In Omaha, was a campus vis
itor yesterday.
O. D. Harvoy, '03, who Is teaching in
the Kansas City high schools, was In
Lincoln yesterday.
Tho now report of the regents gives
tho total valuo of all tho property of
tho University at 2,353,970.46.
L. E. Troyor, U. of N. '92, is now In
Porto Rico, when he holds an Impor
tant government position at Caomo.
Little Gom Hot
Waffles and Fine
Moalfi and
Lunchen.
JI7-J21 North J3
Street
The First National Bank
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B. I. frMmaa, OMfctor.
K. B. Br&ni, Aait. OMiait.
Frank Parfci, Aaet Oaakfear,
1 ft. EasUrdaj, Auditor.
tbtrltsB. Gregory
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Columbia National
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Capital, $100,000.00
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25,000 NE.W WORDS, Etc.
New Gazetteer of the World
New Biographical Dictionary
Edited by W.T. IIAUUIB. Ph.D., LL.I).,
U. B. Coramlasloncr of Education.
2380 Quarto Paget. 5000 Uluairatlons.
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Publishers, Oprlntfleld, Mass.
George Tunison and 0. E. Costello
havo announced themselves as candi
dates for tho presidency of tho Junior
class tho coming semester.
On Wednesday Professor Heald road
a paper on "Mothode of Investigating
Plant Diseases" before the Horticultur
al society. It was well received and
attracted a good deal of attention.
The candidates that have announced
themselves for tho presidency of the
Sophomore class are Dwight L. Cramer
and Ray Flndloy. Both these candi
dates are supported by a good follow
ing and' the contest promises to be a
lively one.
Bids for boxes at the Glee club con
cert, to bo given by tho Glee club at
tho Oliver February 16th, will bo re
ceived by Manager Dierks until next
Wednesday, Jan. 26th. These bids
must bo sent by letter to Martin H.
Dierks, 1630 G street, Lincoln.
"Cl?e Rjgt Road
BETWEEN
Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Council Bluffs and
Omaha.
EQUIPMENT RIGHT,
TIME RIGHT,
SERVICE RIGHT.
ITS ALL RIGHT,
CITY TICKET OFFICE 1512 FARNAM ST.
UNION DEPOT OMAHA.
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Griftin-Greer Printing
Company
The annual Young Men's Christian
Association banquet will bo held at the
Lindell hotel, Friday evening, March 3.
An early date was chosen in order to
avoid conflicts with other organiza
tions. A member of tho International
committee and ajso a member of tho
state commltteo will bo present at the
banquet and give short talks.
The Zoological club will meet Mon
day evening, January 23. In the Zoolog
ical lecture room, M 301. Mr. W. A.
Wlllard will give a short talk on "Re
cent Studies on the Cell by Rhode"
and Mr. R. T. Young will discuss the
"Studies on tho Polycephalous Hyda
tids by Kan8oraaller." Visitors are al
ways welcome to the meotlng of the
club.
U36 O STREET
WcAUigr InvltatUoi, Bail PreTM,
n4 all kinsa ef Comma ralal tStatfcftV
Book Bospltal
R. H. QILLESPII
Pkos JJ40 J24 0 Street
The "Dinner Pall" preacher, Rev.
George L. McNutt, will speak Sunday
afternoon at tho men's mass meotlng In
tho Oliver theater. His subject is
"Who's Queer?" Rev. McNutt is a
collego graduate, who, aftor tho com
pletion of hlo course worked for sov-
oral years as a common laborer In or
dor to familiarize himself with tholr
habits of life. He is a man of great
personal magnetism and presents hiB
subject In an offectlvo manner.
Pleasant furnished room for rent.
527 S. 11th street. Rent cheap. Come
quick. For gentlemen or lady. In
quire at Y. W. C. A. botweon 11:30 and
2:00.
tlbe fraternity JSullfcing
Corner 18 th sad N Streets
Taulkner A Sharp, Props.
Seaaial Rataa for Fraternity Dancaa.
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Oyster stow 25 cents at Cameron's
new Restaurant, 119 South 12th.
Get tho beat Henderson & Ames
uniforms, at Armstrongs.
Union Shining Parlors. Shine, 5c.
Chairs for ladles. 1018 O street
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Lincoln Transfer Co.; b&ggag.
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