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CIGARS AND TbBACCO Oliver Ci
gar Co.
BARBERSHOPS The Aflsto, Green's
Palace; Mogul, George's Place.
BOOK-STATIONERY Co-op, Lim
coin Book Store, Uni. Book Store,
Brown,.Dfug Co., Harry Porter.
BOOJKOSPITAL Gillespie.
BANKS Columbia National, First Na-
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BOWLING ALLEY Crescent
CANDIES Woodward Candy Co: ,
CARPETS Rudge & Guonzel.
C-RPENTBR Geo. A. Wilson.
dATERER "Tommy," at Riggs' Drug
Store.
dLEANERS AND DYERS Soukup.
Wood.
CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma
gee Deomer, Ludwig.
COAL Gregory, Whltebreast.
CONFECTIONERY Maxwell.
DANCING SCHOOL Pitts,
DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND
THROAT Dr. Erie B. Woodward.
DRUGGISTS Riggs, Stoiner, Woem
pener. Brown, Rector, Harley.
DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Herpol
shelmer, Rudge & Guenzel.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local. .
FLORISTS Chapin Bros.
FURNITURE Rudge .Guonzel Ce..
Hardy.
FURRIER Steele. -,
GROCERS O. J. King .& Son.
HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store.
HARDWARE Rudge & Guenzel Co.,
Hall Bros.
HOTELS Llndell.
ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice
Cream Co.
JEWELER Tucker, Hallett
LAUNDRIES Yule Bros., Merchants.
NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp.
OCULISTS Dr. Davis.
PHOT.CGRAPHBR Townsend, N
PRINTING-r-Georgo Bros.; New Cen
tury, Ivy PresB, Review Press, Greer
Cooper Co.
RESTAURANTS Westorfleld, Cam
erori, Good Health, Don's Cafe.
ROLLER SKATING Auditorium
Rink.
SHOES Sanderson.
SHINING PARLOR Union Shining
Parlor. .
TAILORS Unland, Union College
Tailors, Ludwig.
TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type
writer Co. '""""-.
SPECIALISTS Dr: -Erie B. Wood
ward. '
Notice.
Nows and. other items for tho No-
braakan should be handed into the
office at tho east, end .of the hall of
the second floor of( University Hall.
They should riot be put in tho box on
the. outside of the office, as the box bo
langs to the Latin Department, and
not to tho Nebraskan, but should be
put on the hook Inside the office.
Lihcoim Local Express, 1234 O St
Both phones. (
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SPECIALS N0TICE8.
Rato ono ccht por word each Insertion;
minimum, ion cents. .
FOUND.
A PLACE to got a good $2.50 hat
Hat Store, 111 O St.
12.60
BOOKS 8ECOND HAND.
SLIGHTLY damaged books, miscellane
ous lot at groat reductions. University
Book Store.
ME88ENGER8.
A. D. T. MESSENGERS.
Auto. 2233.
Tol.: Boll 190,
NOVELTIES.
KEYS and repairing of all kinds. T. J.
Thorp & Co., 308 So. 11th St
O8TEOPATH8.
MORELOCK & SMITH. 16 Oliver Thea
tre Bldg. Tel.: Boll F 672, Auto. 3334.
UNDERTAKERS.
CASTLE & ROPER, prlvato ambulance
service. 120-4 So. 13th St
8ANITORIUM.
SULPHO-SALINE Bath Houso.
and M Sts.
14tk
8UITORIUM.
HAVE your ' clothing cleaned and
pressed at the Weber Sultorlum, 11th and
O Sts.
JOIN, tho club. 3 suits, 1 overcoat,
cleaned and pressed, $1.00. Elliott's, 1138
O St
BAGGAGE TRAN8FER.
PAGER BROS,, Basomont Windsor
hotel. No. 11th St Baggago and parcels.
8HOE REPAIRING.
THE only up-to-dato repairing factory
In tho city. Prices tho lowest. WorK-
manBhlp tho best 1220 O St
LOST.
LOST On tho campus Tuesday, red
leather watch fob with oval gold
buckle. Return to Nebraskan office
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Lost Waterman fountain pen .on
street between University Book Store
and Windsor hotel. Return to room
'203Neb. Hall.
FOR RENT ROOM8.
FOR RENT Ono furnished room
for ono or two gentlemen; all mod
erh. Phono Bell 77. 1044 S. 11th St
Remarkable Reduction, in Rates to the
South.
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On 'October 3 and 17, November 7
and 21. December 5 and 19. the Mis
souri Pacific will sell round trip ticV
ets to many points in Southwestern
Missouri, Oklahoma, Indian Territory.
Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana- at 75
per cent of the ono way rate.
For example, round trip rate to Ft
Worth, Tex., will bo $13.65, to Galves
ton, $20.35, to Oklahoma City, $i0.00,
etc. Tw6 daily trains, with Pullman
sleeper every night to Kansas City.
Full information at City Ticket Of
flco, S. W. Cor. 12th & O streets.
F. D. CORNELL,
P. & T. A.
Tho Univorslty Pedagogical Club
will meet In U. 212. Thursday evening,
October 26, at 7:30. The address of
tho evening will be given by W. A.
Selleck, president of tho Lincoln
school board. Subject, "Personal
Characteristics That Tend to Influence
tho Employment and Success of
Teachers.'1 This is an open- meeting
of tho, club and all interested in tho
profession of teaching are cordially In
vited. ' '
If the operator Is to write as fast as
sho can read, she muBt'bo able to SEE
also.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.
136 No. 11th 8fc
Bell Phone 348; Aute 3881.
0 The -School of Muslo Cafe will not
sell any ni6ro regular meal tickets, but
will run' strictly oh, the European plan.
Commutation tickets, $3 for $2.85.
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Eat at Do Cameron's new restau-
Cello-Piano Recital.
On Monday evonlng, Nov. 6, at tho
First Baptist .Church) will bo glvon u
very Interesting musical program by
Mr. Henry Eames of tho University
School of Music as pianist and Mr.
3arfo Fisher, collolst. Mr. Henry
Eames needs no Introduction to Lin
coln lovers of music and Mr. Flshor
is well known as a member last year
of the famous Chicago Symphony Or
chestra. Ho is now with Von dor
Satuchin, a Cincinnati musician of
national prominonco. As a special in
ducement to students of music the
price of admission for them has been
reducod from fifty to thirty-flvo cents.
Tourist Cars Popular.
Tho idea that an inferior class of
people patronize the tourist sleepers
Is an error. On many trips -only the
best class of travelers are found. Thoy
are merely men and women of good
sense who would rather travel to Cali
fornia in this manner and save a snug
sum of money to bo used elsewhere.
It Is beginning to bo understood that
It is by no means necessary-for the
traveler to spend a largo sum of .money
in ordef to enjoy a trip to the Pacific
Coast
If you cross, tho continent in ono of
the tourist sleepers of the Union Pa
cific you will enjoy your trip .and save
considerable money. Inquire of
E. B. SLOSSON, General Agent.
Tom Watson's Magazine,
"tho magazine with a purpose back of
it," was established to teach tho best
way of abolishing these special privi
leges, and, hence, of rendering tho
trusts powerless to rob the public. It
Is a big monthly magazine of 128
pages, with illustrations, cartoons,
Mr. Watson's brilliant editorials, spe
cial articles, a serial story, novelettes,
short stories and poems, by tho
world's best writers. Regular price.
$1.00 por year; 10 cents tho copy, at
all nowstands. Everyone Ib interested
in knowing tho best way to euro tho
trust evil and how to bring it about
Now in its second volume, Tom Wat
son's Magazine is firmly established,
and its circulation is growing rapidly;
but wo want to add. a hundred thou
sand subscribers to our list in tho
next month or two.
Special Rates at Skating Rink. .
Tho largo crowds which constantly
fill tho floor At the skating rink show
that interest In that most healthful
sport did not die out during tho Bum
mer and tlio number of University
students to be seen there each after
noon and evening give; concern to the
management, who do not know what
they will do when tho football season
is over 'and students have nothing
to do.
The company has been fortunate in
securing the services 'of Prof. , Orih
Rankin, one of tho most accomplished
skaters in the country, as a special
instructor for those too timid to trust
themselves to any of the' many as
sistants whoso services 'are offered to
the public. Ho is how open 'to en
gagements and as an additional in
centive for beginners to venture Into
tho game It has been decided to' ad
mit ladles 'free of charge every after
noon and evening for tho remainder of
tho month.- One attempt will turn the
most timid into an enthusiast '
Thursday, Oct. 26.
2 p. m. Faculty Foolishness. Ath
loUo Flold.
Friday, Oct. 27.
4:16 p. m. Ladies of Faculty servo
tea. ReBt Room.
7:30 p. m. Modical Socloty moots.
M. 301.
0 p. m. Sophomore Hop. 'Frater
nity Hall. . .
Sunday, Oct 29.
3 p. m. Fyormal rccoption to now
Y. W. C. A. members. Momorlal Hall.
Saturday, Nov. B.
3 p. m. Football. Nobfaska- vs.
Ames.
Saturday, Nov. 25.
8 p. m. County Fair. Armory.
Convocation.
Today Prof. W. IT. Wobst'or Hon.
LobIIo M. Shaw.
Friday, Oct 27 Music.
Chaplain for tho week, Dean H. BV
Ward.
Monday, Oct. 30 Dean" C. E. Bessoy,"
''Bomo Thlngd to Russia's Credit." '
Wednesday, Nov. 1 Mrs. W. G. In
Taylor, "The Rhodes Scholar at Ox
ford." Friday, Nov. 3 Music.
Chaplain for tho woek, Rev. J. W.
Jones.
Distinguished Men to Talk.
In placo of tho regular address
which has been announced for tho
chapel porlod this morlng, tho com
mittee in charge -of the-sdrvicos" has
boon fortunate in procuring two very
ominent men to deliver short addresses
to the Btudents of tho University. One
ib tho Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, secretary
of the treasury, and fbrmorl'y gov
ernor of our sister state, Iowa. Tho
other is Professor W. C. Webster of
tho University of Now York. Both
these gentlemen are In the city attend
ing tho meeting of tho Bankors' Asso
ciation, and havo kindly consented to
sitoajc to tho students this morning.
This is a rare opportunity which no
ono should miss.
Wantod-4Jtudonts to. sell tlckots for
tho Athletic Carnival for good of
cause or on commission. Tickets to bo"
had 'of Professor "Caldwell or Profes
sor Bolton. Wanted still, more: 1,500
students to buy tickets. Remember it
is your chanco to aid a good- cause
tho College Settlement1 your ono
philanthropic enterprise. Fun enough
to last for a month.
A young woman's shoe, Sorosis.
Rogers. & Perkins Co., 1129 O Street
ill save you money
on AIL Uriivcrsltr
supplies. - largest
assortment in the
city.. Do not fair to
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HARRY PORTER
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