The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 29, 1905, Image 3

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BUSINESS DIRECTOR!'
Kverjr Loyal University Stadeat la
arg-ed te patronise 'these Nebras
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BARBER SHOPS-Tho AriBto, Green's
Palace, Mogul, Gebrgo's Place! ,
' BOOKS-STATIONERY - Cd-o'p, N Lin-
coin Book Store Unl. Book Store,
Brown Drug Co., Harry. Porter.
JBOOK HOSPITAlyafllespfo.
;. BANKSColumbia National, First No
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t BOWLING ALLBY--Cfceacent.
CANDIES Woodward Candy Co.
CARPENTpRSeo. A: Wilson. -"
CATERER "Tommy," at Rlggs Drug
Store. -"" ,
GLEANERS AND JDYERS Soukup &
" y Wood.-' V '
' GLOTQlNG1-Armstrongr Unland. '
COAIi Gregory, .iWhltebreast
CONFECTIONERY Maxwell.
. DANCING SCHOOLr-Pltts. " -
r DRUGGISTS Stelner.& Woempenor,
v Brown, Mann, Rettor, Harloy, Rlggs
DRY" GOODS-Mfller-& Paine, Herpol
EyPRESS" Lincoln LocalTv ''
FURNITURE Rudge & Guenzel Co.,
Hardy. l '
FURRIER Steele.
" HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store.
,;HARDWARE -Rudgo &'GUenZQl Co.
- HOTELS Llndoll. . -- , . '
4 v ICfa CREAM-An6 ICES-Franklln- Ice
.. Cream Co. v
LAUNDRUJ3S-Yule Bros. .
TJnVliihTV MAnMTMTRT Thnrn.
'PRINTING George Bros., New Ceri-
- turyIvy Press. Review Press, X3reer-
yooper yo.
RESTAURANTS Westerfleld, Cam -
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-eron, Good Health, Don s Cafe.
tV SHOES Sanderson.. x
SHINING PARLOR Union- 'Shining.
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, TAHiORS-Unland, Unlon Collego
Tailors, Ludwig, 'f . ,
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
. specials "notices .
Bute one cent per word each Insertion I
minimum, ten cents. ,
' LQ8Y.
PEARL-HANDLgD knlo, on campus,
Saturday. Finder plcaso return to Ne
bra'fikan ofllce. "'
FOUND.
A PLACES togeVa gool J2.G0.Jiat. $2.G0
Hat Store, 1141, 0 St. . - .
WANTED.; ,
YOtJNa man to Work In iihoo Btoro-part
of time; experience necessary. Address
Ncbrnskan 5. -' ' ,
. STUDENT to work part of timo for
board. AddrcM Ncbraskan 6.'
FOR SALE.
FOUNTAIN peri., good condition. ' Ad
dress Nebraskani No. 1, -
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, PIANO, now. good make, vX a' bargain.
Auurcss xcprn8Kan, ino. z.
BICYCLE,, nrst-cla8Tnow,,at a reduc
tion. 'No. 3, Nebraskan.
CADET Uniform in good condition, second-hand.
.Address Nebraskan 4.
" FOB RENT ROOMS.
2. NICELY furnished rooms, strictly
modern; good board -near. 1201 D.St.
Auto phone, 3000. y ,
FOR RENT 2- largo, east front rooms,
onoMrtjry largo, south room with bay win
dow; all nicely furnished; house strictly
modern, 1 block from car Uno; suitable
for smallclub of young men; nice walk
ing distance from University. Mrs, O. J.
Hess, 837 U. 20th St ""Both phones.
NICELY furnished cast room. " -Best
board In city. 1844 M St ,'
BOOK8 8ECQND HAND.
SLIOHTLY damaged books,m!scellano
0U8 lot at great reductions. University
Book Store, ' "
f ' ' DENTISTS..
DR. J3ARL TRUELL, HOG b'St
DR. F. Ai MOTIS, Dl Burr JBlk.
PHY8ICIAN8.k
DR. H. Jl LEHNHOFF. 145 So. 11th
1 St. Tel.: Bell 480, Auto. 248Gt-
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rv DR. C. W, M. POYNTER, 1105 O St
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HAIR DRE88ER8.
BEAUTY Parlprs, 1312 N St- - '
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- A. D. T. MESSENGERS. Tel.:rB611 J90,
Auto. ,2233. i
NOVELTIES.
, KEYS and Repairing of all 'kinds. T. J.
Thorp & Co., 808 Sjp. ll,tH'Bt. -
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MORELOCK & SMITHj-lC Oliver Thca
tro Bldg. Tol.-; B11 F C72y "AiltO. ,3334.
UNDERTAKERS."
CASTLE & ROPER, -private ambulance
service;' 120-4 So. 13th St. ' , T-
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FOR RENT. Lincoln Automobile Co.,'
122N. 13thSt. r ' ' -r -a
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f'8ANITOR!'UlvL-. .
ULPHOrSALINE ' Bath House, '14th
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.BICYCLE REPAIRS.;"" -
w. e. Parker, 1200-p st
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Star Delivery. Co.Kaggage. Both
Phones.
HIOHGRADe
Drug Store, tlth and O,
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Tlio regular gamoWweon the Army
and Navy will not bo pkyejl a,t Frank
lin Flold in Philadelphia 'this year aB
usual..
Illinois is playing baseball" this, fall
in order to "havo thoir mon'lntraininK
for next spring. All but tto of last
year's team'aro again on tholiamond".
Colprado University are again to fbo
represontod by ta fast football . team..
Their coach is doing miracles wlUtiho
green material he had on hand at tho
opening of tho "season.
.C. J. Rothgob, the veteran Illinois
athlete, is again playing with his old
college mate, Jako Stahl, on1 the Wash
ington team. During the .summer ho
has been with Baltimore
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Taylor, the Unlvorsity of Pennsylva
nia's fast quarter miler and holder of
Che Intercollegiato record for that dis
tance, has been dropped from that in
stitution oh account of failure in
studies, ' t. .
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Washburn people make tho charge
that Bert Kennedy, coach of the Kan
sas University football" team, Is try
ing to (Jlsorganlzo1 the t Washburn team
by finding berths for Its star playera
m uuuicru acuuujH. -, -
The Stanford, and California Fresh-'
mbn football teams tiro fast rounding
Into shapo for their annual game. This
game has attained a promlnencp- al
most equal to the, regular varsity gamo
between, these, two mnlverBlties.
-At Michigan, Yost has 'the place of
the peerless Hcston to fill and his team
will"bo as last year. The Wolverines
always hayo. a formidable bunch of
subs so tfiatTYbst should not experi
ence much difficulty ' in making an
otheu1 great team. . , u
President Faunce of Brown says, that
intercollegiate "athletics .are necessary
to. bring out- tho loyalty of a student
body, Prosldent Elliot of Harvard .says
that football id riot good; training for
honorable, generous and Efficient ser
vice tothe community in afterlife,"
Out of thirty collego presidents in
the middle wes twenty-nine have con
demned -college athletics. ,They adVise
the abolition of football entirely .One'
of the complaints "made is that atn
letlcsj'aa at present conducted, induces
gambling. ' Vr
Yale lbBt but few men by graduation
last year and will be 5 strong factor
In 1905. Harvard ha? practically -all
of last year's team, 'back and Coach
LReid is hard at work with great sup
port by both 'his., assistants and te
student body. ;Tho watchword is
"Yale 'must be beaten!" TheCPjlnce
toti team will' bo about up to stand
ard. Pennsylvania should have a great
season. All of the team, is back with
but .two exceptions and with the splen
dldf coaching, that made tho tcajm la
winner lasf year and with Murphy's
training, old Pensy should be very,
atrong. CornelL will have the best
'team that has come from,. Ithaca for
several yearsV
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'U. of N." FOunUin PeOTprll.OO
pith; "U.'of N.1' .Tablets, :Bc'eachr
HUi of N' 'Envelopes,, per .packT lSc.
All other University, supplies , at the
Sam Wetterfield
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.Ohio', Kentucky, Vostorn EonnsylyaV '
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES. '''"
Tho WABASH has solid road-bedr "r V
rock ballast, and now equipment re- , y ., ,"
ellnlng chair cars (SEATS FREE). , .. ; ,
For rates; maps and all information, .:Vv ;
call at" Wabash City Office, 160i Far-. - ;-f
nam St. or address ,
HARRY E. MOORES, ., ;'' . .
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