The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 30, 1905, Image 3

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8PECIAL8 NOTICES.
Rato ono cent por word each Insertion;
minimum, ton cents.
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BARBER pHOPS Thb Aristo, Cjfrpoa's
Palacp, Mogul, George's Place.
BOOIS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lty-
coin Book Store, UnLBook Store,
Brown Drug Co., Harry Porter.
BOOK HOSPITALr-Gillespie. "'.
BAKS-rColumbla Rational.' First Na-
Uonal.
, BOtilNG ALLEY Crescent
CAlpiES-r-Woodward Candy Co.
-CABPgNTER-Geo. A. Wilson.
CATERER"Tommy," at Rings' Drug
CLEANERS AND DYERS Soukup. &
, Wood. ' '
CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland. '
i COALGregory, Whltobreast.
. CONFECTIONERYMaxwell.
DANCING SCHOOL Pitts.
DRyGglSTSr-Stelnor & Woemponer,
Brown Mann, Rector, Harley, Riggs.
DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Herpol-
shelmer.
.EXPRESg Lincqln Lopal.
FURNITURE-Rudgo $ Guonzel Cp.(-
Hardj. " ' . '
FURRIER Steele.
HAERpASHERYrtlP.50 HatStord.
HARpAREV-Rudgd & Guonzel Co.
HQTELSr-LlnVoll. '
ICE CREAM AND. ICES Franklin Ice
Cream Co.
JEWEJLER Tucker, Hallett.
LAUNDRIES Yule Bros.
NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp
PRJNTIJGeprgd Brps., Newppn,
turyt Ivy Bres Rjaylpw Prpss, Preer-
Cooppr. Qo.
REStfATJEHTMYfleld, Can-
ejron, Goo Healfcfy ppna Pftfp. .
BHggjBfifiersofl.
Parlor.
TAILORS Unland, Union Collogo
Tailors, Ludwlg.
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LOST.
PEARL-HANDLED knlfo,- on campus,
Saturday. Finder plcaso return to" No?
braakan ofllco.
A PLACE to tret a good $2.60 hat $2.50
Hat Btoro, 114T O) 8t "
WANTED;
YOUNG man to work In shoo Btoro prt
of time; exporlencb necessary.- Address
Ncbroskan 6. " " '
STUDENT to y?ork part of time for
board; Address Npbraskan 6.
YOUNQ men to solicit for sultorlum.'
J. y. aiiiuuuii, xxou J ou, juy,
fOR SALE.
FOUNTAIN pen, good condition,
.dress Ncbraskanj No. 1.
Ad-
PIANO, now, good makp, at a bargalh;
Address Nebraska No. 2. ,
BICYCLE, flrstcliCBS, now, at a f-cduc-
muii. iiu, a, xuutiui
skan.
CADET uniform In gobd condition, socr
ond-hand. Address Ncbroskan 4.
FOR SALE Cheap, a military suit in
flno condition. B. C. Enyart, Junior Law,
508 N. th St.
FOR RENTROOM8.
NICELY furnished rooms, Btrlctly
moaern Kooa board near, lzoi
Auto phorfe; 8060. ' "
v Student and Faculty Receptions.
' A number' tit receptions wore glyen
for the now students last evonlng; and
each qnp of them, brought out a' large
number of Frpsmon.' ,
At thp ,AVt' Hall, Chancellor and
Mrs. Andrews rocelved, assisted 'by
the Faculty, mostof whom were pros
ont. About three hundred students
accepted this opportunity, tomopt the
Chancellor. In tho receiving line were
the Chancellor and Mrs.' -Andrews and
.the differ,ontdpans.,and their wives.
Ices wpre served, tjio table bolng
presided oyer by MlB.s Daniels and
MIsb Chduvront. " . -
The yplpp Society gave its annual
opening reception n U. 10$, whjch was
vpry taspfully deporatod. There wan
no regular progarm, but refreshments
were served and all present had a
very enjoyable time.
The Palladians received in their own
Tinlf, and all tho old members turned
out, bringing with them a host of now
students; Refreshments word sorvod
and an- informal program rendered.
1201 p. St.
FOR RENT 2 largo cast front rooms,
ono "Vorir' largo Bouth'room with' bay win
dow; all nicely furnlshpd; houso strictly
modern. 1 block from 'car lino; sultablo
for small cluHcof young m'on; nlco walk
ing dlstanco from, University. Mrs. G." J.
Hobs', 837 N. 26th ' Both ph6n6s.
NICELY fiirhlshercdst' room. Best
board In cl$y. 1844 M Str v v "
BOOKS 8EC0UD HAfiD..
SLIGHTLY damaged books, mlscoilano-
ous lot' at great ' reductions! "University
Book Stare. (
PENTISTS:
DR. EARL TRUELL, 1105 O St
DR. Ft A. M0'Tffifc'6urf fflk.
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DR. H.'J. LEHNHOFF, 145 So. lith
St Tel.': BoH"480; Auto; 48ffr
DR. C. W. C.POYNTER, 1105 O St
Phono: Bel) L 825r utq. 2,34;.
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m' 8 $1.00 Per SetjiMter, O
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J3ETY parlors, 1312 Jf Sk.
MES8ENQERS, S.
AuoP22T3 P-9SffBRS-. T'l PH1H.
Skating Rink Opsni.
On Monday evening, October 2, the
management will open the doors oy
the Auditorium Skating illnk to Tho
public, and tho skating seanon will be
on. Last winter this fanclnatlng in-
door sport proved very pppyl'ir among
tho people of Lincoln', and especially
'tn Univcrj?:ty students. Neii ui'.v
afternoon vqu would And 'a crowd
pt thp fa'r co-eds and the'.r escorts
gliding over tljp smopCn floor.
Durlnvj ho summer t.h? Rtnic has
beeji enti.vj'.y renoVated atfi many new
additions' made for Xhe comr.rt, of tho
patrons, so that this year the- sport
should provo even mprp popular than
last
. Tho Rink wUl be oppn .afternoon
na tvflll ha nvnnlnea nnd rnmnopnh in.
structprs will vbp pn )ian to teach bo;
ginners." v
Sam Wttrfield
Sam's
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tfafltes nndflnp
Keaband
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KEYS and repairing of all kinds, T. J.
Thorp & Co., 308 Soi 11th StT n" . r
O8TEOPATH9,
JIORELOCK"& SMITH. 10 Oliver Thea
tre Bids:. Tol.:"Bell F 672, Auto. 3334.
UNDERTAKERS.
CASTLE & ROPER', prlvato ambulance
sorIco. 120-4 So. 18th St
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR RENT.
122 N; 13th St
Llncohi Automobile Co.,
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BATHS.,
CHRIS' BATH'HOUSE, llthand P Sts.
.'.SANJTORIIJM. .' .
' SULPHO-SALINE- Bath House.'TltT
and M Sts. ' .
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BICYCLE REPAIR8.
W. E. PARKER, 1200 P St
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HAVE your clothing: cleaned and
qlts ' ? Webpr.purrlumtJlt!! and
Bnthusipsni s waxing wa?jn gt tjjp
Y: M. O. A, headquarters, The lmppr7
tant question pf thbpup spems to pp.
"Are you a .member qf ths y. M- c
C?7 The forpea are dlvldea inljo three
squads, at the head of which are A. B.
Bur(r, F, R. Hoggart jsuid B. B. Yoder!
T,ho goal of each division is to. secure
lGGmen making a total of 500, which
s a very reasonable 'membership for
a Jnlversltyith the .number of men
attending Nebraska. The contest. will
close at 6 o'clock on vOctober 16. A
banquet will then bo given by tho los
ing sides to tho winners," to which
every mail who secured-ono member
will be invited. ' ' .' t
HpMEHVI8ITOR8 EXCURSION, NO
' VEiyiER 3QTH.
To many points in Illlnolsrlndlasa,
Ohio, Kentucky, Western .Ponnsylvav-
nla, Now York and West Virginia a.t
"GRBATEY REDUCED. RATEsi "
The WABASH hasi solid road-fee,
rpek ballast, and now equipment; re
clining chair cars (SEATS FRBEL
For rates, maps and pil inf of mailers"'. ;"
can at twaDasn. uuy umco, iwi Far
ijnm St., or address. , i -;;tj
HARRYE. MOORES,
Of. A. P. D. Wabs R. R., .
Omalm.Nobr.
W hye always. J? W m M M
STUDENTS LAUNDRY
1J( wanl'yVuf builnett.'
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, "'Mr. I?. .Qufrih, '04, whq gradu
ated from ono of tho Agricultural
cpqrsps, has beon ropontly elected to'
an enviable position in the tC-kiahoma
Gollege and Experiment Station.. '.Be
sides looking after most of thp experi
mental work In field, crops, he has
clf&rgq' of a large sharo of the .teach-,
Ing work Jn the same line. ' ,
Eapt the Uni. Sphopl pf Muslp
(jare; new m,anagement.
Wonderful Biblical 'Knowledge.
Professp'r Wyer Introduced his class
Jnto the deights pf Blbjlographyes
terday by glylng thpm a ulz at their
first mooting, in order to learn bow
much tjhey P Ve to, learn ibput
books. One of the questions was
'Qfyo thjrty consecptjvp lines from
the Diblo, and t sppned to noor a
majprity of the studen.U, Full re,-
.turns are not ypt q butjajtest repprs
Jjvp it that four girls gave the Lprd's
Prayer. To the request for, (he titles
of flvp masterplecos, HucklebprVy
Flnpt Thp Thrpp fusqueteers, and
Richard CarVel were submitted, Pro
fossgr Wypr's cpursq certainly la
In the west window of Paine's
Clothing, fttore may be seen, a display
pf cadpt paraphernalia, straps, caps,
choyron etc. Wp arp, putting; put J
112.50, 413.50 and a S15.00 cadet suit
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