r r-TPrf r z 'ipymr 'v. ' ",55555 is THE DjAjteV NEBRASKAN SSjkvr -ygf f 'p w ' $ hv rt - BUSINESS DIRECTORY jc Every Loyal Unlveralty Student I tjt arced to patrnujto these Nebnu-.Ht, I kan advertUera, and to mention 1 J the paper while doing so. f I t H ....... O .i.Awii-ixt onufb ino Anuto, urueut) j. amcu, xUutiUi, ueorgu a Jfiucu. liAtvuu iUia. retry. uuwiijNU ALiLdui' Crescent. tuutv&-aTA 4 lUiNiflttY Co-op, Lin coln Book Store, Unl.. Book Store, mown Jjrug Co., Harry Jforter. BUUK. HOSfiTAly Gillespie. uan KB Columbia National, First Na tional. IiUV.LlNG ALLEY Crescent. CAi DIES Woodward Candy Co. CAUifJTa lludge & Quenzol. CARPENTER Ueo. A. Wilson. CATEKKR "Toinray," at Rlggo' Drug Store. CHINA Rudge & Quenzol Co. CICAHS AND TOBACCO Oliver Ci gar Co., Geo. M. Conway. CLEANERS' AND DYERS Soukup & Wood CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma- geo & Deemer, Ludwlg. COAL Gregory, Whltebreast. CONFECTIONERS Maxwell. The Fol- som. DANCING SCHOOL Pitts. DINING HALL University Dining Room. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND THROAT Dr. Erlo' B. Woodward. DRUGGISTS Riggs; Stelner, Woom- pdnor, Brown, Rector, Harloy. DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Herpbl- sheimer, Rudge & Guenzel. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. FLORISTS Chapin Bros. FURNITURE Rudge & Guenzel Co., Hardy. FURRIER Steele. GROCERS O. J. JUng &TSon. HABERDASHERY $2.60 Hat Store. HARDWARE Rudge & Guenzel Co., Hall Bros. HOTELS Lindcll. ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice Cream Co. JEWELER Tucker, Hallett. LAUNDRIES Yulo Bros., Merchants. NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. OCULISTS Dr. Davis. PHOTOGRAPHER Townsend. POOL AND BILLIARDS The Holdol btirg' PRINTING George Bros., New Cen tury, Ivy Press, Rovlew Press, Greer Cooper Co. RESTAURANTS Wcstorflold. Cam eron, Good Health, Don's Oafe. ROLLER SKATING Auditorium Rink. SHOES Sanderson. SHINING PARLOR Union Shining Parlor. TAILORS Unland, Union College Tailors, Ludwlg. TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type writer Co SPECIALISTS Dr. Erie B. Wood ward. We have always been known aJ the STUDENTS LAUNDRY We want your business. vuMc nnos. hand laundiiy 514 O Street. Auto 3734, DU 874 STUD KMT - TIIADK -, MOLIC1TKD STEIlN E!r)-W.OEM PEN ER DRUG CO. . 5 "" "?hHav VklS CTS CCH, 2 fOh 25 CTsv X'CLUEIT. HCAbODY & CQ,,M CLASSIFIED COLUMN 8PECIAL8 NOTICE8. """ftnto ono rent per word each Insertion; minimum, ten cents. LOST. Lost Alpha Theta Chi pin. Return to Nebraska!! ofllce for reward. 2 FOUND. ' A PLACE to Ret ft good J2.G0 bat. J2.G0 lint Store. llU O St FOUND A large gentleman's signet ring. Owner may secure- same by call ing aT this ofllce and paying charges. $50 dress suit, used one season, $25, medium size. Address Room HO, Lindcll Hotel. T ME88ENGER8. A. D. T.'MESSENaEKS. Tel.: Boll 100, Auto. 2233. N0VEUTIE8. KEYS and repairing of all kinds. T. J. Thorp & Co., 308 So. llth St. UNDERTAKERS. CASTLE & IVOPEJl, prlvato ambulance service. 120-4 So. lSlb St. SANITORIUM. SULPIIO-SALINE Bath House, Hth and M Sts. SUITORIUM. HAVE your clothing cleaned and prcBHod at the Weber Sultorlutn, llth and O Sts. BAGGAGE TRANSFER. PAGER BROS., Basement Windsor hotel, No. llth St. Baggugo and parcelu. SHOE REPAIRING THE only up-to-dato repairing factory In tho city. PiiccH Uio lowest. "Work manship the best. 1220 O St. DENTI3T8. BOSTQN Dentists, 1310 O St. HAIR DRE88ER3. BEST soft water shampoo In' tho city, ft I No. 12th St. Elizabeth good man. 25-21 OLIVER THEATRE WED. MATINEE, 2:30; NIGHT, 8:15. YON YONSON MAT. 25 & 50c. EVE., 75, 50 & 25c. FRI., SAT. & MAT, NOV. 89. DORA THORNE Dramatization of Bertha M. Clay's - Famous Novel. EVE., 50, 35 & 25c. MAT., 25 & 50c Senior and Junior Themes. Senior and Junior tWcmes for 1905 1906 are duo at U. 311 asj'ollo'ws: ' Senior theme Monday, January 22, 190G. First Junior theme; Wednesday, December 20, 1905: .' - Second Junior thome Monday, April 2, 190Q. SuttJecltTfor these theniis mnist be submitted to Homo member' of tho de partment on or before the following dates: Senior theme Afonday, January 8, 1906. First Junior theme Wednesday, De cember 0, 1905. Second Junior themei Monday,. March 19, 190G. -A theme should contain at least 1,200 words. It should bo written on theme-paper with double margins, and It should bo enclosed In covers, In dorsed as follows: Writer's Name , , , Title of Thome (as approved) ....... Designation of Class (Senior, First or Second Junior) . . , Date t No lato theme will be accepted with out special excuse, which must In every caso bo obtained before hand, No theme 'Will bo accepted' .unless tho subject has boon approved In ac cordance with tho requirement. A young wohian's shoe, Sorosia. Rogers &-PerkIns .Co., 1129 O Street ' I I I I J j COOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOQOOOQ .bteEv BULLETIN 8 WM i Thursday, Dec. 7. II n. m. Junior ProniNiommltloo meets. U. HO. " Friday, Dec. 8. 8 p. m. Graduate Club meets. Real dence of Professor Wilson. Friday, Dec. 15. 9:00 p. i. Porshlng Rillo Hop. Fra ternity Hall. Friday, Jan. 12. 9 p. m. Freshman Hop. Fraternity Hall. Convocation. Wednesday, Dec. C Prof. Grove E. Barber, "In the Homes of Pompeii." Friday, Dec. 8 Music. Chaplain Rev. C. H. Rogers. Monday, Dec. 11 Mr. W. O. Jones, Editor Nebraska State Journal, "Tho Cotton Grower." Wednesday, Dec. 13 Prof. H. W.' Caldwell, "The President's Message." Friday, Doc. 15 Music. Chaplain Prof. E. L. Hinman. Monday, Doc. 18 Mr. F. E. Bishop, "Contrast in Efficiency Botweon Orien tal and Wostorn Civilization." Wednesday, Dec. 20 Annual Christ mas Concert, Handel's "Messiah." Chaplain Chancellor E. , B. An drews. From a Nebraska Alumnus. Burdett G. Lewis, '04,Who wub a prominent Nebraska debator, a Bcholar In economics at tho Unlvorslty of Wis consin last yc.niyhnd who now holds tho $000 Andrew D. White fellowship In political Hclence at Cornell Uni versity, writes interestingly to Pro fessor Fogg of his work at that Insti tution. Ho says: "I find the greulesrlnBllratlon In working with such men as Professors Jenks, Fetter and Wilcox. Ono can not heli admiring the all towering ability of Professor Jenks. Ho Is so prcclsQ and so well balanced and at the same time so unassuming that one cannot know him for a long time. I can now understand why President Roosevelt has leaned so heavily on him. . "1 find ex-AmbasBador and Mrs. An drew White very I)no people Indeed. .Dr. Whito was much Interested to leurn that I am from Nebraska und talked with me a long tlmo nbout the University. He said that ho consid ered the rise of Western universities tho greatest educational , work of the past century In America. "My training In working up debntes Is coming Into play this year. Dr. Jenks is glxing a course In economic legislation, taking up money, credit and banking. It Is being done in con nection with IiIh work on tho Inter national Exchange Commission. We aro taking up twcntyfour different countries and will finish our"work by drawing a .bill baswlon their laws, customs and manuors, embodying such changes as uccm best to build up a strong monetary system. I am as"' slsting Dr, JerikB and have chargo of tlfo work and direct tho seaTch for facts, , "In city semlnury I am working up tho history of the mayoralty of New York city, from the year 168G to tho present, "I am fmich Interested In what Ne braska is going to do in debating this year. I 'hope she will keep up the good work." Tho Andrew D. White fellowship, bolng ono of .the most valuable eco nomic fellowships among American universities, Is nlwnys open to the keenest competition. v Latest Jacea of typo nnd top-notch styles in printing. George Bros., 13th & N Sts. mm -- I THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE DAILY to CALIFORNIA, OREGON, and . all PRINCIPAL POINTS WEST. 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