THiiB QA!JV INEBReiAIN. "U f- 'fa. m'' ; . ft- 'S & kw KW1 u- k It, u If RSP- !,' .' ii rt 'l)tXf) BUSINESS. DIRECTORY I Krr Lerl,Ua)Tersltjr atBdaatvM "i" piroaii thea Hkrt- A kaa. ftdvrtiirt, find to mUm eJ tb paper WhlU dola as. I I t 2 . . . 4. BARBER SHOPS Arlsto, Green's Palace, Mogul; Richards. BAKERY Mrs. Petry. BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lin- coin Book Store, Unl. Book Store, Brown Drug Co., Harry Porter. BOOK HOSPITAL Gillespie. BANKS Columbia National, First Na- tlpnal. BOWLING ALLEY-rCresccnt. CAPE Sam WeBtorfield. Don Cam eron. CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson. , CATERER "Tommy at Miller & Patno'e Fountain. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Geo. M. . Conway, Erwln & Perkins. . CLEANERS AND DYERS-J. C. Wood & Co. CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma gee & Dcemer, Ludwig. COAL Gregory, Whltebreast. 60NFECTIONERS MaxwellTThe Fol som. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND THROAT Dr. Erie B. Woodward. DRY GOODS Mljler & Paine, Herpol- shelmer, DRTfGGISTS-r-RIcgs, Brown, Rector. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. -FLORISTS Chapla Bros. l ' GROCERS O. J. King & Son. -HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store. HOTELS Llndoll. ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice Cream Co. JEWELER Tucker, Hallett,; LAUNDRIES Yule Bros, NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. OCULISTS Dr. Davis. PHOTOGRAPHER Townsend? """" PRINTING New Century,"" King & Jessup," Greor Cooper Co., 'George Bros. "" RESTAURA'NTSr-Don'BCafo. ' ' SHOES Sanderson, Rogers jj Per kins. SHINING PARLOR Union Shining Wo J--SPORTING GOODS-Lawlor J. Cycle TAILORSUriland, Union College , Tallors,'liudw,lg. , TYPEWRITERS-Undbrwood writer Co. Type- TYPEWRITING J. W. Brewster. SPECIALISTS Dr. Erie B ward. WAITERS' BUREAU Grant. i$ . . OTHA mtmmmmmmmmatm What's a-dance without Temrn? ; "' ,'- fteijle kaown as WW 'a boy hates a good deal quicker "w fiiUEB "HKirj Na lH'ucb caster tB CLASSIFIED COLUMN All advertisements In this mus.t be paid for In 'advance'. column Ituto ono cent por word each Insertion: minimum, ten cents. BATHS CHRIS' BATH HOUSE Turkish, salt glow, sulpho-sallne, Bhower. plain. 11th nnd P Sts. CLUB KATES Three suits nnd O'coat cleaned nnd pressed, XI per month. El liott's, 1130 O St. BAGGAGE TRAN8FER. PAGER BROS.. Basement Windsor hotel, No. 11th St. Baggugo and parcels. DENTIST8. BOSTON Dentists, 1310 O St. Dlt. H. A. SHANNON, 1138 O. Auto, 2623: Bell, 2126. ' TAILORING R. C. HUBERT. ladlen' and gents' lall oHng and pressing. 117 No. 12th. Auto, 3771. LOST On campus, pockotbook containing Jowelry, mileage book and $5.00. Finder roturn to Nobrnsknn of fice nnd recelvo liberal roward. WANTED. Four Htudents, ladles or gentlemen,' to act ns local ngents, representing Xi largo business house. Gus Soderberg, 1335 N St. Street Railway Time Card.' B. & M. Depot, Capitol and South 17th Curs leavo B. & M. depot and South St. ut C mln. past tho hour and each ten irfln utes. First C:05 a. m., Inst 12:00 p. m. B. & M. Depot', Capitol and Sumner via Sun., 11 p. m. , Hth Cars every 20 mln. First C:20 a. m., last 11:20 p.. in. Union College and Normal via 17th Cars every 40 mln. First G:50 a. in., lust 10:50p.. in. B. &. M. depot loop. B. & M. Depot, 25th and .Sumner via 17th Leave P. O. and 25th every 20 mln. Flnit car D:G0 a. m., last 10:50 p. m. Cemetery Cars leave 1. O. every 15 minutes. KJrat 0:25 a. m., last 11:25 p. m. JfcfivMydopoWoopr- Havelock and Uhl. Place Cars lcavo P. O. and Unl. Place "20 and Do. mln. past hour. Cura leave Havelock G and 35 mln. past the hour. First cur leaves P. O. 6:60 a. m.. Just 10:50 p. m, First cur leaves Havelock 0:35 a. ni last lli35 p. m. Ser vice to Unl. Placo every 16 mln., 6, 20, 35 and 50 minutes past tho hour. FJrstcar 6:60 iu m. last car 11:05 p. m. N. W. Depot. Capitol and So. 14th"- Cnifl to nth and A every 10 mln. To 14th and South every 20 mln. First 0:20 a. m.r Inst 11:40 p. m. 14th anaSouth St. cars jnuko N. W. depot Joop. &? nl'n(trntlnrvlinHi mwl r oiikm in ml.. First car leaves C:40a. m., last 10iLp. m. Suite" Farm 10th and O even 1 hcrati Und every 10 minutes. ,BJ .& M. depot loop.TRgif South 10th.r!llVfl.tn 14th bn,1 KnnTW every 10-min. First C:15 a m., last 12:0l D- m.'- Hlin. 'll-nn, n- m. TnIr ovnrvL'Jn .mlri. ..Fli-at, TmitLi ,j m, last ll:n p. m. South 10th.atreoB.ra maka'N. W. donai isss- T'lms : .... Jm oiuiu uiuyerBjix.n. nnu no. luin cars every 10. mm. First 6:23 a. m., last lljOj SUNDAY Cars start 1 hour later stop 1 hour earlier. -XfV MAf!i7rWIS "INVESTING FOM PrtOFIT" tvhloh I'll con.l tmn 1m .r $10 a cony to any man -who intends to In-, Jwyfrl "Vv money, however small; who has HinToney Invested unprofltably. or whcan! save' ?G8rmoro per- month, but who hnsn't learned the art of investing for profit. " Tt iTilmnnetrntA. tliA TT7AT. Mnvilnw power of money the knowledge financiers unii uiiiiKere mua irum me uiiiHiieA. i It shows how to Invest small sums and how to make them crow Into fortunes the ctunl- possibilities of- intelligent In vestments. It reveals tho enormous profits banknrs moke -nnd shows How one can make the WUMI. f MI4J0 Itexplalns HOW Btupendo.ua fortunes,! J1.000 ktows to 122.000. . ' To Introduce my magnglne write me NOW. mentioning this paper nnd-l'H send It SIX MONTHS FREE. M f.i ' EDITOR GREGORT, 81 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. MYSTIC SHRINE CONVENTION. ii i Excursion to San Francisco "and Los Angeies. On April 25 to May 5, Inclusive, the Union Pacific will sell round trip tick ets to tho aboyo points for $50, going and returning direct. Portland arid Seattle may bo included at a. cost of $12.50 additional. Final return limit July 31st Reservations aro now be ing made. Call at CJty Oflice, 3044 o. street, for full information. B. B. SL43B80N, Gen. Asent Yt rm Mav 3. Government insnoction of UnMiiinn of Cadets; Major Wm. A. Mann, gon oral staff. May 4. Union Palladlan party. Stuto Farm. B Company Hop. Fratornity Hall. May G. "An Evening ,of Proposals. Me- mortal Hall. Track preliminaries. Y. W. C. A. girls' Mny morning breakfast. "Junior Doings." State Farm. In the evening. May 11. ' t High School Foto Day. Field meet, May2l-22. Theodoro Thomas Orchestra Audi torium. May 24. ( , Collego of Mcdicino Commencement. Omnha. May 25. " Annual competitive drill. Pan-Hellenic Hop. Auditorium. May 29-June-2., "' " -Cadot Encampment. ' -w - June 4-9.' Semester examinations. June 12. Senior Piny. Oliver Thcatro. June 14. Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement. RHETORIC 2. Subjects for Brief and Argument. Tho brief in Rhetoric 2 will bo duo at 5 o'clock Friday, May 11. A student may write on any ono of the following isubjoots. If, how'ovor. ho wishes to take a subject not in this list, ho must submit it in writing for his Instruct or approval not later than Friday, May 4. 1. Can a person here for tho seri ous bllftlnPSfl nf atnlnnt nff....i " -. w u.UUv..b mium n 3S 'waste time" on college politics.? 2. Eihould tho fee for voting for student members of the Athletic Board bo abolished? - 3. Should intercollegiate football bci aboHshpili.nt Nfthrnnln ?v 9 A ai.n..i.i .nii..ii . wnuuiu luuipuu games rNpo con finod to collego grounds? 5. Should tho "rushing" 6f Fresh man by fraternities and sororities tho first semester be prohibited? 0. Should military drill In-tmrrrtiu verjlty be compulsory? 7. Should Nebraska follow tim v- ample of somo other universities and ruuusn ciass "iigntsr . 8. Should the Regents clvo flnnnriii aid to student enterprises?. 9. Should Nebraska abolish tho professional-football coach? 10. Does coeducation Justify It'solf at this university? ' ' , 11. Is ho "now woman"' to be de plored?" t 12. Should Lincoln' establish a tfaTk" system? " . 13. Is jtovel-readlng a waste of MIA. ShouIuMhe University of n ska plan to move Its plant ulti- IMtely to tho State Farm? 1 -" m w m 15. Does thefraternity-non-fratern-Ity cleavage on, collego questions sub servo the Interests oft tho college?' ,10. Should the national parties be required to publish tho source and ex penditure of their camnalKn funds? 17. Has the action of the United- states In granting the franchise to the negro proved Ill-advised? 18 Should tho right to vote be Hniw lted to nersona who cstn ronA arMtl write7 V 19. Should Nebraska pass a com pulsory voting lawi? 20. Should tho giving of .railroad passes1 be prohibited? Departmerit of. Rhetoric, May; 2, 1S0$. '"'' ,' QpotoooaodbopdoooooDO n a , it it . it it it ii a it it it BMEkBROS ! MGRSVIftG COMRNY it it it it JiARt(ERBlSCK3 J it it it it ii it it it OMAHA I s iiOQOOQOQQOQOQOQOZKOSO SPRING OXFORDS ROGERS & PERKINS CO. 1129 0 Street mmmm ITT IS I gonoraly conceded that wo have tho largest stock nnd tho hand- , somest assortment of rings ip, bo found nnywhero In town. Any tasto mny bo suited, any iancy pioaseu. H?llell, -1143 0 JEWELER -OPTICIAN' MxxxMmxxxm We hayf always brarjoiiwii lh STUDENTS JAUDRY' We want ysur bui'Imss. VULK UllO. 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