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woman tuflrage, penny
poetage, transportation,
tmtU .departmen t itorea,
municipal ownership of
franchliei, government
control of telegraph.
Sttk tidtt oA the aboTO
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iconipletdy debated.
Direction fororganiilng
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Discount Sale. Sanderson's.
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of Omaha are visiting at the Phi Psi
house.
Swell shoes; big bargains. Sandor
son's Sale.
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January 26.
Officers' Hop. Fraternity Hall.
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The class in Geology one will con
tinue to do laboratory work until the
ond of the semester.
Swell shoes; big bargains. Sander
eon's Sale. .
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T.J.TIIORP&CO.
Rubber Stamps, Stencils,
Seals, Trade Checks, Keys
Lock Smithing, General
Machine Works, Model
Makers, Etc.
308 So. Ilth, LINCOLN
In the last Issue of "Science" ap
pears an artlclo on the "Tenth or Last
Geological Expedition of Hon. Ohas. H.
Morrill."
Lincoln Local Express, 1343 O SL
Both phones.
Miss Florence Payne, '00, Is super
intendent of the Land Point, Idaho,
schools.
Walkover shoos for college men.
Rogers & Perkins Co., 1129 O St
MIbs Lena Nelson is reported to be
seriously 111.
Eat at , Don Cameron's new restau
rant, 119 So. 12th St
Dr. Ward is In reecipt of some rare
specimens of blood smears containing
parasltos of sleeping sickness from
Africa. Sleeping sickness is said to
bo the most fatal of all diseases.
Oliver Cigar Co., 136-137 No. 13th.
Helen Sargent, '05, Is teaching at In-dlanola.
Dr. Woodward, diseases- of the eye,
ear, nose and throat. Richards block.
Basket-Bali
CHICAGO CENTRAL Y. M. C. A.
METEORS
vs.
NEBRASKA.
Monday, January 29, 1906.. Armory.
8:15 p. m.
GEORGE A. WILSON
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
. Estimates furnished upon application.
Job work promptly attended to. ,
246 Statu Tilth St.
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it. H. GILLESPIE
Bookbinder
1624 9 Stmt
Upctti, Mtf.
January 29.
Chicago Central Y. M. C. A. "Me
teors" vs. Nebraska. Armory.
, February 3.
Bakor University vs. Nebraska.
Basket-ball. Armory.
February 2.
Freshman-Sophomore Athletic Con
test. Armory.
Friday, Feb. 16.
9 p. m. Junior Prom. Lincoln
Hotel.
Friday, April 20.
9 p. m. Senior Prom. , Lincoln
Hotol.
CONVOCATION. . s
Wednesday January 24.
Prof. W. M. Patterson, Nebraska
Wesloyan University, will talk on
"Maeterlinck."
Friday, January 26.
Music.
Chaplain for the week: Rev. F. W.
Bason.
The proposition of flooding the now
city park for skating purposes Js being
seriously delayed by the absence of
Mr. Campen, city engineer, who. has
been called to the Isthmus of Panama,
and other mombors of tho committee.
Green's
Barber Shops
! Mogul
Palace
Richards
"Robert Burns," the Leading IQcClga
Whon down town moot your frlonda at
GEO. M. CONWAY'S
ma O STREET
The only oxoIubIyo olfrar and tobacco store
in tho olty
We have always been known as the
STUDENTS LAUNDRY
( We want your business.
YULE BROS. HAND LAUNDRY
5U O Street.
Auto a784, Bell 574
Mr. L. S. Stoors, University of No
braska'Ol, and who-also took his
master's degree at Nobraska in 1903,
has been called to Now Haven, Conn.,
as technical export for tho Now York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad com
pany, Ho ontered-upon his new duties
January 1. Since his graduation Mr.
Stoors hns been geologist for tho
Northern Pacific railroad.
8unday, January 28.
Mr. H. O. Hill of Now York City
speak 3 at Students' Mass Meeting in
Memorial Hall.
8aturday, February 2.
Intorclass meet in tho University
Armory.
Leaders for Y. vy. Noon Meetings.
Monday Miss Vlbbard.
Tuesday Miss Peterson.
Wednesday MIbs Myers.
Thursday Miss Drako.
Friday Miss Barnes. '
J. W BreWBtor, Stenographer. Rich
ards Blk.
Printing George Bros., 13th & N.
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STEINER-WOEMPENER
DRUG CO.
Mi Pkom 1707, - 1140 0 Street
All candidates for Sophomoro car
nival team moot for practice every
afternoon from 4 to 5 in Gym.
Don't forget the Uni. School of Muslo
Cafe.
T Try-otits for Sophomoro , carnival
team-will be held Saturday, January
27 ,from 3 to 5 p. m. -All candidates,
should bo on hand promptly,
"Eat at tho Uni. Music Cafe.
Swell shoes; big bargains. Sander
son's Sale.
WANTED Every user or prospec
tive user of a typewriter to have a
freo trial of the VISIBLE Underwood.
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
Bell Phono No. 348. 13G No. 11th St
Dr. Ward Is" sending out 'printed
copies of an address ho delivered some
time ago at tho University ofr Colo
rado at the Installation of a chapter of
the Sigma Si fraternity;
pinion Shining Parlor Shine, Ave
coats; chair's for ladles. 1018 O St
Mable Stephen, '04, was visiting
with her University friends Saturday.
Miss Stephen Is at present teaching in
the Omaha schools.
CRESCENT BOWLING ALLEY
' 1134- N STREET
JPRIVATE - ALLEYS - F?OR LADIES
D. L. Cramer, '07, has left -school
to enter tho government service n
the Omaha postofflco. Ho expocts.to
return to school noxt fall.
E. F. Myors, '04, is a momber of the
water polo team at Harvard this year.
Ho played In tho game with Brown
University on January 18.
GREGORY THE COAL MAN
CHARLES B. GREGORY, U. of N; '91.
BOTH PHONES. J044O STREET
Swell shoes; big bargains, Sander
son's Sale.
Intercollegiate Alumni Association.
Professor Fogg and Adjunct Profes
sor Louise Pound addressed tho' Inter
collegiate Alumni Association Satur
day on "Methods of Teaching English
Comppsltlon" and "The Teaching of
English Literature." The association
Is composed largely of educators.
Dr. Haggard, 212-213 'Richards Blk.
It Is reported that W. F. 'Heath of
the M. E. department was recently
married to a school teacher of Madi
son, Nob.
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