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"- -, Hy" ), .-.i-J.Aj.f fctfc.( 7 VI ?s "nl. v tel T THE DAkLY NEBRASKAIN. fi r & - -,? n B Vj iHr 1ft. )Mltttt)Mtttttt BUSINESS DIRECTORY Every Loyal University Student U urged to patronise these Nebrai kan advertisers, and to mantle the paper vrnlle .doing le. I I t It It It It tttttttttttt)ttatt))MHJl BARBER SHOPS Arlsto, Green'a Palace, Mogul, Richards, BAKERY Mrs. Petry. BOOKS-STATIONERY Cc-op, Lin coin Book Store, Unl. Book Store, Brown Drug Co., Harry Porter. BOOK HOSPITAlr-GlllOBplo. BANKS Columbia National, First Na tional. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent CAPE Sam Weatorlleld. Don Cam eron. CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson. CATERER "Tommy," nt Miller & Paine's Fountain. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Geo. M. Conway, Erwin & Perkins. CLEANERS AND DYERS J. C. Wood & Co. CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma gee & Doomor, Ludwig. COAL Gregory, Whltebrcast. CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, Tho Pol- Bom. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND THROAT Dr. Erie B. Woodward. DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Horpol- sheimer, Rudge & Guenzol. DRUGGISTS Riggs, Brown, Rector. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. FLORISTS Chapln Bros. GROCERS O. J. King & Son. HABERDASHERY 12.50 Hat,ptoro. HOTELS Lindoll. ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice Cream Co. . JEWELBR-1-Tuckor, Hallett xLAUNDRIES Yule Bros NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. OCULISTS Dr. Davis. PHOTOGRAPHER Townaqd. PRINTING New Century, King .& Jessup, Greer Cooper Co., George Bros. RESTAURANTST-Don'B f3afj ROLLER SKATING Auditorium RInkt SHOES Sanderson, Rogers fc Per , kinB. SHINING PARLOR Union 8kIIg Parlor. SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle Co. TAILORS Unland, Union Colloke Tailors, LudwJg. TYPEWRITERS Underwood - Type writer Co. . TYPEWRITING J W. Brewster. SPEOIALISf S Dr. Erie B. Woei ward. WAITERS' BUREAU Grant. MY MAGAZINE. "INVESTING FOR PROFIT" (which I'll aond free) Is werth $10 a copy to any man "who Intends te In vest any money, however small; wh has money Invested unprofltably, or wh can save $6 or more per month, but who hasn't learned the art of Investing for profit. It demonstrates the REAL earning - power of money the knowledge financiers ftand bankers hide from the mosses. It shows how to invest small sums and how to make them grow Into fortunes the actual possibilities of Intelligent in vestments. It reveals the enormous profits bankers pake and shows how one can make the same profits safely. . It explains HOW stupendous fortunes are made and WHY they are made how il.OOO grows to $22,000, f . To Introduce my magazine ' writ nie NOW, mentioning this paper and I'll sead It SIX MONTHS FREE. EDITOR GREGORY, 81 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. I'mmuW U! Dr. Woodward, diseases qt the eye, ear, nose and threat Richards block. CLASSIFIED COLUMN All advertisements In this column must bo paid for in advance. Ilato ono cont por word. each insertion; minimum, ton cents. BATH8 CHRIS' BATH HOUSE Turkish, Bait glow,' sulpho-sallne, shower, plain. 11th and P Sta. 8UITORIUM. HAVE your clothing cleaned and pressed at tho Weber Sultorlum, 11th and O Sts. CLUB RATES Thrco suits and O'coat cleaned and pressed, $1 per month. El liott's, 1136 O St. BAGGAGE TRAN8FER. FAGER BROS.. Basement Windsor hotel, No. 11th St. Baggago and parcels. DENTI8T8. BOSTON Dentists, 1819 O St. DR. H. A. SHANNON, 1138 O. Auto. 2823; Bell. 2120. 08TEOPATH. Dr. E. M. Cramb, A. B., U. of N. '99. Burlington Block. 8PECIALI8T8 . DR. W. J. WELL.S, stomach, kidney, skin and blood. 121G O St. TAILORING R. C. HUBERT, ladles' and gents' tail oring and pressing. 117 No. 12th. Auto, 3771. JEWELER. JEWELER Delosa Smith, watch maker and jeweler, 138 So. 12th St. Low rates to students Street Railway Time Card. p. & M. Depot, Capitol and South l7th Cars leave B. & M. depot and South St. at 5 mln. past tho hour and each ton min utes. First 0:05 a. m., last 12:00 p. m'. B. & M. Depot, Capitol and Sumner via Sun., 11 p. m. 14th Cars ovory 20 mln. First 6:20 a. m., last 11:20 p. m. Union College and. Normal via 17th Cars every 40 mln. First G:C0 a. m., last 10:50 p, m. B, & M. depot loop. B. & M. Depot, 26th and Sumner via 17th Leave P. O. and 25thv0vcry 20 mln. First car 5:50 a. m., last 10:50p. m. Cemetery Cars leave P. -O. ovory 15 minutes. First 6:25 a, m last, 11:25 pm. B. & M. depot loop. Havelock and Unl. Place Cars lcavo P. O. and Unl. Placo 20 and 50 mln. past hour. Cars lcavo Havelock 5 and 35 mln. past the hour. First car leaves P. O. 6:50 a. m.. last 10:50 p. m. First car leaves Havolock, 6:35 a. m., last 11:35 p. m. Ser vice to Unl. Placo ovory 15 mln., 5, 20, 15 and 50 mlnutcflipast tho hour. First ear 5iG0 a. m., last car U: 05 p, m. N. W. Depot, Capitol and So. J4tk Cars to 14th and A ovory 10 mln. To 14th and South ovory 20 mln. First 6:20 a. m., last 11:40 p. m. 14th and South St. oars moke N. W. depot loop. ePnltentlary 10th 'and O evory 40 mln. First car leaves 0:40 a. m., last 10:40,p. m. Stato Farm 10th and O even hour and every 10 minutes. B. Sc M, depot loop. South 10th Cars to 14th and South 'every 10 mln. First 6:15 a. m., last 12:01 p. m. Sun. 11:00 p. m. Park every 41 mln.. First 7:00 a. an., last 11:00 p. in, South 10th street cars make N. W. dopot loop. Stato University, R and No. '16th Cars every 15 mln. First 6:23 a. m., lost 11:07 P. m. SUNDAY Cars start 1 hour later and stop 1 hour earlier. .UNIVER8ITY BURN8, Idaho -Suffers the Loss of the Main Building, The main building of the University of Idaho was totally destroyetkby fire at midnight last Friday t The causo""oT the fire has not yet .been learned: A few hours before the conflagra tion broke out; Washington and Idaho had met in debate, the latter team car rying off the honors 6f tho evening. The connection between the oratory and tho blaze has' not as yet been es tablished. Miss Bruman, frpm Thota. chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma of Missouri University, is visiting the Nebraska Kappas this" week. April 3 Gymnastic team- try-outs, Armory, 8 p. m. April 6. Gleo.Club homo concert. April 7. Engineering banquet. Opening game of Intor-fraternlty baseball schedule. April 11-18. Spring vacation. Aprl 20. Senior Prom. Lincoln Hotel. Nebraska-Wisconsin debate. Madi son, W1b. - April 21. Junior party. Stale Farm. April 25. Senior Book ready for sale April 28. Senior party at Stato Farm. May 4. B Company Hop. Fraternity Hall. May 21-22. ' Theodore Thomas Orchestra Audi torium, May 25. Annual competitive drill. Pan-Hellenic Hop. Auditorium. Convocation Program. Monday, April 2 Mr. Henry Hotch ncr, "Tales From a Traveler's Note book." Wednesday, April 41 Chancellor An drews, address. Friday, April 6 Music. Monday, AprllJ) MrT AE. Sheldon, "Songs' and Literature of the. Nebras ka Indians." Wednesday, April 11 Prof. Guern sey Jones', "Tho Recent English Elec tlons." Wednesday, April 18 Prof. W. G. L. Taylor, HThe Boston Metropolitan Park System." rlday, April 20 Music. Monday, April 23 Dr. H. B, Lowrey, "Stephen Phillips." Wednesday, -April 25 Prof. E. A. Ross, "Political Decay." An Interpre tation. Friday, April 27 Music. Monday, April 30 Mr. Daniel Ford, "PInero." v Farm Library Moved. Last week tho Farm library was moved Into the new quarters. Miss Compton spent a day at tho Farm and work was practically completed in ono day. Tho Hbray Is now estab lished In the new building which was fitted especially for it, tho finishing being. In oak. Tho library contains about 7,000 volumes. Mr. Charles McCarthy, Librarian ql the Legislative Reference Department of tho Wisconsin Free Library Com mission will' speak .on tho "Legisla tive Reference Idea" Monday, April 2, at 8 p. in., in the Memorial Hall of the University. Mr. McCarthy is the originator of tho idea, which has contributed greatly to elevate the legislative standard in tho state of Minnesota. He has hit on a powerful expedient. It Is earn estly hoped that all who are Interested In the natural method in legislation will come to hear h'lm. 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