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.Ra ;f -' i "Matt rr.TZ -t?v m s V '.' jT.. ' 'V -- sti. V A 7A- '.' t j- ' .i XI4E DAILY NEBRASKANi CLASSIFIED COLUMN vy ,. II BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 KTory .Coyal University Btadent U j 4 h Breed to patronise theaa Kebraa- j t m jHn r I IS v.'1 X kaa adrortUen., and to mentloa It i ( paper while doing to. t t t u CIGARS AND TOBACCO Oliver Ci gar Co.- BARBER SHOPS The Arlsto, Green's Palace .Mogul George's Place. BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lim coln Book Store, "Dnl. Book Store, Brown Drug Co., Harry Portor. BOOK, HOSPITAL GllleBple. V BANKS Columbia National', First Na tional. BOWLING ALLEY CreBcont CANDIES Woodward Candy Co.' CARPETS--Rudge & Guenzel. CARPENTER Geo; A. Wilson. CATERER "Tommy," at Riggs' Drug Stqre. CLEANERS AND DYERS Soukup & Wood. CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Mu- gee & Deomer, Ludwlg. COAL Gregory, Whitebreast. CONFECTIONERY Maxwell. DANCING SCHOOL Pitts. , . DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND THROAT Dr. Erie B.. Woodward;. DRUGGISTS Riggs, 'Steinor, Woem: penor, Browto, Rector, Harloy. ' DRY GOODS Miller & Pairio, Herpol- ' shelmer, Rudgo & Guenzel. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. FLQ,TS Chapin Bros. FURNITURE Rudgo & Guenzel Co., Hardy. FURRIER Steele. GROCERS O. J. King & Son. HABERDASHERY $2.60' Hat Store. HARDWARE Rudge & Guenzel Co., Hall Bros. HOTELS Lindell. ICE CREAM ANd'iCES Franklin Ice CreumCp. 'JEWELER Tucker, Hallett. LAUNDRIES Yule Bros. Merchants. .NOVELTY MACHINIST Tfiorp. OCULISTS Dr. Davisx PHOTOGRAPHER Townsend. PRINTING, George Bros., Now Cen tury, Iyy Press. RevieWvPress, Greeir Coonor. Co. . x 7 v. RESTAURANTS Westerflold, Cam eron, Good Health, Don's Cafe. HOLLER SKATING Auditorium ' Rink. , ' SHOES Sanderson. x SHINING PARLOR Union Shining Parlor. ' TAILORS Unland, Union College Tailors, Ludwlg. TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type N writer Co, SPECIALISTS Dr". Erie B. Wood ward. Notice. News and other items for the Ne braskan should be handed into the. office at the east end of the hall of the second floor of University Hall. ' They should not lie put in the box on ' the outside of the office, as the box Jjo- lnncH to tho T.n.t.ln Tlonnrfmonl-' nnH not to the Nebraska, but should bo put on tho hook inside the office. Lincoln, Local, Express, .1234 O St Both phones. ' 8PECIAL8 NOTICES. Rato ono cent per word each Insertion; minimum, ton cents. FOUND.. A. PLACE to got a good- $2.50 hat. $2.50 Hat Store, 1141 O St. ' , B00K8 8ECONU HAND. pLiailTLT damaged books, mlBcollano oua lot at great reductions. University Book Store DENTI8T8. DR. EARL TRUELL, 1105 O St. DR. F A. MOTIS, 51 Burr Blk. DR. C. W. M. POYNTER, 1105 O St Phono: Boll L 925, Auto. 2343. ME88ENGER8. A. D. T. MESSENGERS. Tel.: Boll 190. Auto. 2233. N0VELTIE8. KEYS and repairing of all kinds. T. J. Thorp & Co., 308 So. 11th St. 08TEOPATH8. MORELOCK & SMITH. 16 Oliver Thea tre Bldg. Tel.: -Boll P G72, Auto. 3334. UNDERTAKERS. CASTLE & ROPER, private ambulance sorvico. 120-4 So. 13th St. AUTOMOBILE8. FOR RENT. Lincoln Automobile Co., 122 N. 13th St. BATHS. CHRIS' BATH HOUSE. 11th and P Sts. LADIES' bath-and massago parlors. 124 No. 12th St. Miss Elizabeth Goodman. 8ANITORIUM. SULPHO-SA.LINE Bath House, 14th and M Sts. 8UITORIUM. HAVE your clothing cleanod and pressed at tho Weber Sultorlum, 11th and JdIN tho Club. 3 suits, 1 overcoat, cleaned and pressed, $1.00. Elliott's, 1136 O St. BAGGAGE TRAN8FER. PAGER BROS., Basement Windsor notol, No. 11th St. Baggago and parcels. BICYCLE REPAIRS. SPORTING goods,, guns, bicycles and phonographs, W. E. Parker, 1200 P St. SHOE REPAIRING. THTO Otllv lin-tn.flnto fnnnlrlnrr finfp 4n tho city. Prices Uio lowest Work- .UIIOUIJJ lliu UUOl. 16Z) J O I. .. Today. 11:00 a. m. Freshmen Moot. Chapel. 8:00 p. m. Prof. Barber's Reception to tho Latin Students. Women's Dor mitory. Thursday, Oct. 26. 2 p. m. Faculty Foolishness. Ath letic Field. Friday, Oct. 27. 4:15 p, m. Ladles of Faculty sorvo toa. Rest Room, nlty Hall. 7:30 p. m. Medical Society meets. 9 p. m. Sophomore Hop. Frater Sunday, Oct. 29. 3 p. m. Formal reception to now Y. W. C. A, members. Memorial Hall. Saturday, Nov. 5. 3 p. m. Foptball. Nebraska vs. Ames. Saturday, Nov. 25. . 8 p. m. County Fair. Armory. Convocation. Wednesday Oct. 2fi Prnf t t Wyer, "How to Uso tho Library." inuay, uct. 27 Music, Chaplain for the .week, Dean H. B. Ward. Monday, Oct. 30 Dean C. B. Bessoy, "Some Things to Russia's Credit." Wednesday, Nov. 1 Mrs. W. O. L. Taylor, "The Rhodes Scholar at Ox- roru." Friday, Nov. 3 Music. Chaplain for tho week, Rev. J. W. Jones. TONIGHT AT 8:15. Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels $1.00, 75c, 50c and 25c. WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 8:16. "Home Folks" $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c. THUR8DAYNIGHT AT 8:15. "Mrs. Lefflngweli's Boots" $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c. Sam Westerfield Proprietor of Sam's Cafe LOST. x LOST Kappa ' Slg pin, about the campus Friday. Return to Dally Ne braskan office. LOST Largo mottjed fountain pen in Library building. Return to No braskan office-. LOST On tho campqs Tuesday, red leathor watch fob with oval . gold buckle. Return to Nebraskan office. 5t19 Lost Waterman fountain pen on street 'between, University Book Store and Windsor hotel. Return to room 203 Neb. Hall. Tourist Cars Popular. Tho idea that an Inferior class of people patronize the tourist sleopors is an error. .On many trips only tho best class of travelers are found. Thoy ore merely men and women of good sense who would rather travel to Cali fornia in this manner and Bave a snug sum of money to be used elsewhere It is -beginning to bo understood hat it is by no menus necessary for tho traveler to spend a lnrgo Bum of irionoy in order to enjoy a trip to tho Pacific Coast. ' If you cross the continent ip one of the" tourist sleepers oftho Union Pa cific you will enjoy your trip and save considerable money. Inqulro o'( B. B. SLOSSON, General Agent. . N .Something Interesting to students in the Co-Op. ad. Have a look. Little Gem Hot Wnfllos nndFine Meals and Lnnohes. H7-I2J North 18 Strt FRESH EVERY PAY! Our Candles and Baked Goods aro Always Fresh and. Good. Catering our specialty. THE MAXWELL CO. Iloth Phone. 13th and N fHu. We have always been known as (he STUDENTS LAUNJDRY Ve want your business.' YUI.E D'tOH. 11 H I AUNUIIY SU It cet. Auto 2734, Ucll B74 DON'S CAFE 114 t). 11 J. W,l;hl, M(7 Ladies' Dining Room. In Connection OPEN O -A. M. TOlA. JH. : v V IMSOi: FOR RENTROOMS. FOR RENT Oho furnished room for ono or two, gentlemen; all mod ern. Phono Bell 77. 1044 S. 11th St. iff II muSrzj-1 ANEW QUARTER SI?E ARROW ICCKHTS KACH;,3 KOH 29 CCN.TS t .otuEiT. peAsopv CO., ' WMII O Clum AND MONAIOH MITt ' FOR 8ALE, FOR SALE-rTwo three-dollar meal tickets on one of the leading restau rauts for ?2.20 'each. Address 45, Daily Nebraskan. , , , , . . Remarkable Reduction in Rates jto the 8outh. ' On 'October 3 and 17... Novamhnr "1 and 21, December 5 and 19, the Missouri-Pacific will sell round trip tick ets to many points In Southwestern Missouri, Oklahotna, Indian Territory, Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana at 75 per, cent of the, ono way rate, ' For .example, round trip rato to Ft, Worth, Tex., will bo ?13.65, to, Galves ton, $20.35, to Oklahoma Qity, $10.00, etc Two daily trains, with Pullman sleeper every night to Kansas. City. Full Information-&i City-Ticket Of-, flee, S. W. Cor; 12th, ft O streets. F. r. fiORNrar.T, . 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