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ivV Z SP V THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. " . Vv l Mc 'A a $. a.- i t))((l()(lfcl(4lHto I' MMYIHLV'V IMULIITnnV i uuoinLoo umchiuni " irwnrr- m .j Mjvjai univoriitr Htnant ? urged to patronlxo tlieso Nebraa- . . - it it .. miforinen, una to mention it tho pnper whllo doing so. t i : n wimxMMmMM$ CIGARS AND TOBACCO Oliver CI gtr Co. v BARBER SHOPS The Aristo; Green's Palace, Mogul, George's Place. BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lin coln Book Store, Unl. Book Store, Browi Drug Co., Harry Porter. , BOOK HOSPITAL Gillespie. BANKS Columbia National, First Na- ' . tlonal. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent. CANDIES Woodward Candy Co. CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson. CATERER "Tommy," at RIggsMDrug Store. y. CLEANERS AND DYERS Soukup & Wood. CLOTHINGArmstfong, Unland, Ma- ETPft nndTlootrior' CpAL Gregory, Whltobreast. "CONFECTIONERY Maxwell. DANCING SCHOOL-Pltts. DRUGGJSTS Stelner & Woemponer, Brcfwn, Mann, Rector, Harloy, Riggs. DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Horpol- shelmor. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. FLORISTS Chapln Bros. FURNITURE Rudgo & Guenzol Co., xiuruy. FURRIER Steele. ' GROCERS O. J. King'ft Son. HABERDASHERY ?2.B0 Hat Store. HARDWARE Rudge & Guenzel Co. HOTELS LIndell. ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice Cream Co. JEWELER Tucker, Hallott. LAUNDRIES Yule Bros. NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. PRINTING George Bros., Now Con- tury, Ivy Press, Review Press, Greer- CooperCo. RESTAURANTS Westerhold, Cam oron, Good Health, Don's Cafe. SHOES Sanderson SHINING PARLORUnlon Shining Parlor. . TAJLORS Unland, UnIon College Auiiora, Jbuuwig, Start tllQ HP.hnnl vonr rlirht lur n tng u nice engraved or printed card. Georgo - Bros., printers, Fraternity Bldg., 13th and N Sts. v r w Bar Hlerarfla III. ml.., i.i' xzt::ii:i,7"rm"m " ono u ffofur!hilk. eww'nl Oip'li I Rand (be paid oratouit ind Catalogs' Pre I Bausch & JLomb Opt Co. NewYoric qOogo Boton Tnlnkfiut. G'y i BO YAR8 EXPERIENCE Trade Marks DraiQNR Copyrights Ac. auioKir BBoouninoiir opinion rree wnetner an Inrentlon Is probablr patenUblq. Communlca. ont f rep. Oldest Bpenor for aecurlntrpatentA. PatenU. taken tErouah Mann ATCb. recelre ---. .m ,...mvuw vumhv, u IUO , Scientific American. Auandtomelrlilostrated weeWt Ijirecst cIn cuiauou or nnr sciontina innniHi I?.,-l2ur10iltl,fl' L 8oW bT ft newBdofllers. MUHNCo."'"-Newfok JJrancb OMce. e P BU Washlpgtoji, pjp. rear four months, L gold by all newod Terms, a a 'sbitMidjs CLASSIFIED COLUMN SPECIALS N0TICE8. Rate ono cent per word each insertion; minimum, ton cents. L08T. ALl'HA THETA CHI pin. Finder please return to Nebraskan onice. - PEARL-HANDLED knito, on campus, Saturday. Finder please return to Nc braBkan omce. FOUND. A PLACE to get a good $2.50 ha 2.G0 ui oiure, ini.ju St. j WANTED. - DO you want to mjiko your room rent whllo at school1136 O. J. W. Mltcliell. XSUUSric.n to solicit for sultbrlum. J. W.MTlcholl, 1I3 O St., City. FOR 8XLE. FOUNTAIN pen, good condition, dress Nebraskan, No. 1. Ad- PIANO, now, good make, at a bargain. Address Nebraskan, No. 2. BICYCLE, first-class,, now, at a reduc tion. No. 3, Nebraskan.. CADET uniform In good condition, second-hand. Address Nebraskan 4. FOR RENT R00M8. STIUCTL.Y modern rooms for men only. 223 N. 14th St. Auto, phone 2557. FOR RENT in a tulot home, two plcas ant modern rooms for ladles, at 1439 It St. FURNISHED rooms and rooms for light housekeeping. Low rent. 1G30 Vino St. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, modern. Address Rooms G and 7, Sals bury Block, 12th and M Sts. 2 NICELY furnished rooms, strictly modern; good board near. 1201 D St. nuiu I'llUllU, dUOl. FOR RENT 2 largo cast front rooms, onq very largo south room with bay win dow; all nicely furnished; house strictly modern, 1 block from car lino; sultablo for small club of young mon; nlco walk ing distance from University. Mrs. Q. J. Hess, 837 N. 2Gth St. Both phones. " NICELY furnished east room. Best board in city. 1844 M St. B00K8 SECOND HAND. SLIGHTLY damaged books, miscellane ous lot at great reductions. University Book Store. DENTISTS. DR. EARL TRUELL, 1105 O St. PH. F. A. MOTfS, 51 Burr Blk. . PH.Y8ICIAN8. DR. n. i"; LEHNIIOFF, 145 So. St. Tel.: Bell 480. Auto. 248G. ' 11th DR. C. W. M. POYNTER, 1105 O St Phono: Bell L 92'5, Auto.. 2343. HAIR DRE88ERS. BEAUTY Parlors, 1312 N St. MESSENGERS. A. D. T. MESSENGERS. Tel.: Bell 190. Auto. 2233. NOVELTIES,. KEYS and repairing of all kinds. T. J. Thorp & Co., 3Q8So. nth St. OSTEOPATH8. MORELOCK & SMITH. 10 Oliver Thca trp Bldg. .Tel.; .Bell F 072, Auto. 3334, UNDERTAKER8j CASTLE & RdPER, private ambulance service. 120-4 So. 13th St. AUTOMOBILE8. IFOR RENT. 122 N. 13th St. Lincoln Automobile Co., BATH 8 CHRIS' BATH HOUSE, 11th and P Sts. SANATORIUM. . SULPHO-SALINE Bath House, and M Sfa. 14 th BICYCLE REPAIR8. W. E. PARKER, 1200 P St. 8UITORIUM. HAVE your clothing cleaned and pressed at tho Weber Suitorium-, 11th and BOYS, do you wear clothlner? Got thorn tW V3,6, St EU," SultorluT J. W. Mitchell.. . BAGGAGE TRAN8FER. i, 1 1?."2?" aomont Windsor hotel, No. 11th ,St. Bagerago and parcels. Lincoln Local TOmronq -i e a? Bo'th phones. i 8 IN nTUCD nnilcnroQ u nin uiiilii UULLCUCOii X Tho Associated Students npKoUni verslty of California hovocurtniled tho list of student activities for tho present year. ThO forfflinll nnnn.1 A ... . -""" iuuu m viiiuh is in creasing dany nn(1 now numbora ,n tho -neighborhood of ono hundrod, with eighty-flve a an avorago attendance. F. H. Rockwell, YaloiooiT, and Her man Olcutt, tho ex-Ynlo guard, aro as sisting Dr. Paul Dashloll coach thn An napolls eleven. With accommodations for 200 moro seats, making 1,400 In all, tho Me morial Hall at Harvard becomes ono of tho biggest restaurants in tho coun try. Young "Teddy" Roosevelt, Jr., has entered Harvard as a freshman. Ho is. following in tho footstops of his father, but ho has somo mighty largo tracks to fjll. Tho announcement has been mad6 that William L. Lush, who coachod Yale's championship nino last spring, has been - engaged as head coach, for tho Yalo baseball toam for threo years. At tho University of California tho athletes aro to bo given a separate class In gymnasium work, and will re coivo credit towards graduation for their work on tho gridiron, diamond and tracjt. Chicago returns practically her en tire football toam, and on papor looks to have the strongest toam in the west. With but ono position in tho lino to fill, Stagg can start this season's work whore ho loft off last year. Prof. Evan P. Lewis, president of Phi Beta .Kappa at tho University of California, lias announced that Here after members will, bo elected fnto tho California chapter during, their Junior yoar and not in thoir senior, year, as Is nbw tho custom. Rumor comes from tho University of Minnesota that "Moso"Strathearn, tho famous .contor,. will not return to tho university to play on tho team this yoar, It appears that six years playing is all thut Moso wants of college foot ball. Tho western colleges all sympa thize with Minnesota in the loss of her Aii-Amorlcan player. This year's CarliBlo Indian School football team probably will bo thn "best .Carlisle- over had. Coach Wood ruff has at his disposal a squad of 53 men who aro all big and husky. Ralph" Kinney, thq Yalo guard, has been engaged to assist Woodruff and. two graduates and star players of tho school aro seen dnlly on tho Hold: Bomls Plorco and Frank Hudson, tho latter having been ono of tho beat urop-klckors in tho country In his time. ' ' ' Tho Brown University Herald, speaking In a recent Issue of tho make up of various eastern teams, savs of Harvard that Dr. Dudley Sargent, tho head of tho Harvard gymnasium, has mado tho announcement that. tho can didates for this year's- Harvard eifoven aro the. poorest lfft, physically," that hav.o. been oul; for a Crimsbn team In years. Thq announcement Jo tho re suit, of, his physical oxhrolnations, which all Harvard athletes-.havo to un - dqr'go. , Sam Westerfi9ld ropriotor of Sani's Cafe Lutlo pom Hot Waffles andnno Moals and Lunohes. .117-1?! N.rth IS Street DON'S CAFE 114 S). 11 J.WiljM.J Ladies' Dining Room in Conntctlii OPEN e A. M. TO 1 A. M. "FOLLOW THE FLAG." HOME VI8ITOR8 EXCUR8ION, NO VEMBER 30TH. To many points In Illinois. Indiana, Ohio, Kontucky, Wostorri Pennsylva nia, Now York and West Virginia, .it' GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Tho WABASH has solid road-bod, rock ballast, and now equipmont; re clining chair cars (SEATS FREE). 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