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"THE UNI'8 INDI8PENBIBLE."
Wo certainly know how.. Lady atten
dant if desired,
SPALDING'S
Official Foot Ball Guide
FOR 1905
Edited by WALTER CAMP.
Containing tho nowly revised OFFI
CIAL PLAYING RULES and plcturos
'of loading teams, embracing over 2,500
players. ; PRICE, 10 CENTS
For nalo by nil Newsdealers, Athletic
Goods Donlers and Dopnrt-
mont Stores.
Spalding's catnloguo of all athlotlo
- sports mailed freo to any address.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
Now York, Boston. Buffalo, Chicago,
Mirxionpolls, Philadelphia. Denver,
Baltimore, Washington, St. Louis, Kan
sas City, Pittsburg, saa Francisco
Now .Orloans, Syracuso, Cincinnati,
Montreal, Can., London, England.
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k. H. EXPERIENCE
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HOME VISITORS EXCURSION, NO
VEMBER 27TH.
- To many points in Illinois, Indiana,
'Ohio. . Kodtuckr. Wostorn Pennsylva
nia, New Yprk and West Virginia, at-
Tho WABASH has solid road-bed,':
rock' ballast, and new equipment; roj
Alining chair carp (SEATS FREE). ;
Forlrates. maps and all information;
;call at'Wabash .City' Office, 160X Far
nanTSt., or aadross ' , ,
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G. A. P. D; Wab.4t. R.;
Omaha. Nebr.
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Ruth Paxson at Convocation. ,
Miss Ruth Paxson, national" 8ocrct
tary of the. Young Woman's Christian
Association, Bpokd at convocation yes
terday morning on 'iDeW." Sho men
iioncd her visit here last year when
she talked about "Time," something
which no University student had and
everyone wanted. Yesterday sho re
versed tho order and talked about
oomothlng every student had. and no
ono wanted.
'So often," sho said, "there Is a tend
ency to speak of debts In terms of dol
lars and cents. Such and such a per
son Is said to bo worth so many thou
sand or porhnps so many millions' of
dollars. But thoro are other debts
Which wo don't realize. As a matter
of fact, some people who havo the
most money afo worth nothing. While
those who havo little 6r no money may'
bo worth everything." Sho then spoke
of fivo debts which every student owed.
Tho first debt students owe Is to tho
lax-payor. The University Is- being
supported by tax-payers, tho great ma
jority of whom do not derive any di
rect benefit from It. Some of them,
perhaps, never see It, and the only
benefit they derive comes, If It comes
at all, through the better manhood
and womanhood that tho studonts
carry with them when they camo back
to the little country towns. The Unl-:
vcrslty was established and exists for
"tho students, but not In a selfish way.
Tiiey ought to make retribution for tho
bonefitsN they get thoro. The second
debt atudeit8 owe Is to the facility. A
good many studonts do not realize this.
They think thoobllgatlon is from the
professor to tho student The.y think
that because the professor Is paid a
salary that alono odght to be suf
ficient remuneration for his work. But
if a professor's salary wa3 three times
as large as It is it would not be enough
to repay tho exertion that every mem
ber of the faculty ought to put forth
In trying to teach tho'so who come toi
him to be, not merely students, but to
bo men and women, and bo overy stu
dont owes a debt to tho faculty.
The third dobtt with which she
charged tho stu'donts was tho debt to
father and mother. Sho tried to im
press upon the students tho abstinence
and sacrifice father and mother at
homo wero making in order that their
boy or girl might tako adyantage of
.tho opportunities which to them were
denied, and when tho .student' recalls
tho hardships and denials that parents
undergo and all for him, how can lie
help but feel hanging oVer him th'c
shadow- of a debt which the greatest
effort op his part can only partially
repay.
Another debt students owe Is" to the
jyorld. Whlo thoy work tho .world,
worK8'ior mom., ii woum uo impos
sible to carry on the workrof education
If others wero not working to -supply
the needs, comforts and luxuries of tho
educated. Sho clofced her talk by re-,
minding studonts of their debt to God
She made a contrast between Christian;'
America, where by reading one could
comoMh touch with the llves'Tof other
people, and heathen India, vyhoro every
life was wrapped up in its oyn llttlo
coll and knew nothing of other lives
except those with which it came in
'personal, contact. Sho urged students
to sprcad'theaplrlt of; .fellowship, "One
of, tho greatest sins of college life,"
she said, Vis the sin of selfishness. Do
inot come .to bo ministered Unto, hut
minister unto others. 'Be- mdn and
women. 'Pay your debts.'-
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THE HEIDLEBURG POOL HALL
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BILLIARDS AND POOL; - CIGARS AND.TOBACCO
. Auto 4453; NBelF 1571, 146 North litfi'Sfreet.
GREGORY WE COAL MAN
CHARLES B. GREGORY, M- of N. '1. " '
BOTH PHONES. njq44 O STRKRT
' Eat at tho Uni. Music Cafo.
Oliver CigarQo.. 130-137 No. 13th.
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Chapln BroOjJPlorists, 127 So. 13th.
Dr. Haggard, 212-2J.3NTtichnrl3 Blk.
Try the Unl, Dining RoomOfou will
like it.
Eat nt Don Cameron's new restay
rant, 119 So. 12th St.'
Don't forget the Unl. School of Music
Cafo. .
Star Delivery Co., Baggago.
Phones.
Both
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STEIN ER-WOEIvlPElER
s DRUG CO, N.
StTpiijir
Watemlle Pocket Knives
X EVERY NE GUARANTEEf) '"'
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HALLS, 1300 O STREET
Green's
Barber Shops
j Mogul
( Palace
Best 15-cotit meals.
Caurnnt
Phoenix Res
Sandprson's, tliat's tho placo to buy
your shoes. .
Lincoln Local Express,' 1234 O St
Both phones. v .
.Remember thff Y. W. C A. 'County
uair, wovemoor za.
DON'S CAFE
114 13. 11
J. Vihkf, Kp
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LHlis' Dining Room In Cut Bectln
OPJCN 6 A. M. TO 1 A, H. '"
Walkovershoes' for college men.
Rogers & Perkins. Co., 1129 08L
Tho new book on plant diseases ,has
I 'come and may now be had by mem
bers of thp class' In plapt pathology.
- Charles E, Bessoy. .
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A young woman's shoo, Sorosls.
Rogers & Perkins Co., 1129 O Street,
Dr. Woodward, diseases of tho eye,
ear, nose and throat. 'Richards ;block.
, Thanksgiving Game.
Tho reserved seats for the Thanks
giving game, will bo jput on sale at
Harry Porter's Wodnosday 'morning,
November 15.
Wfltavt always bwn known as tha
STUDENTS LAUNDRY
We waat ywr.btlRs.
YUX.B DUOS. IIAJSD LAUNDRY
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Mr, Borrowman, Instructor In assay
ing, visited the Qmaha smelter on
Tuesday, While thero ho secured,
.through tho ourtesy of the smelter
people, a number 4of lyplcalores for
practice in, his assaying class.
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