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BARBER ' SHOPS-Arlato; Green's
alace, Mogul. JUcbards.
IAKERY Mrs! Petryi
BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lin
cola. Book Store, Unl. Book Store,
Brown Drug Co., Harry Porter.
BOOK HOSPITAL Gillespie. .
BANKS Columbia National, Fire Na
tional. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent
CAFEr-Sam Westorfleld. Dob Cam
eron. CARPBNTDR Geor.A. Wlleon.
CATERER "Tommy," at Miller ft
Paine's Fountain.
CIGAJIS AND TOBACCO qeo. rf M.
Conway, Erwln & Perkins.
CLEANERS AND DYERS J 0. Wood
ft Co.
CLOTHING Armstrong-, Unland, Ma
gee ft Deemer, Ludwlg.
GOAI-Gregory. Whltebroast
CONPHCnONBRSMaxweU,Tke Pel-
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DISEASES OF BYB, EAR AND
THROAT br. Brie B. Woodward.
JRY GOODS Miller ft Paine. Herpol-
ahelmer,
DRUGGISTS Rigg8,HBrown, Rector.
EXPRESS Lincoln-Local.
FLORISTS Ghapl Bros.
GROCERS O. J. Klngft Boa.
HABERDASHERY 12.60 Hat Store.
HOTELS Llndell.
ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice
Cream Co.
JEWELER Tucker, Hallett
LAUNDRIES Yule Bros
NOVELTYMACHINIST Thorp; .
OCULISTS Dr. Davfc. '' ' ' ' ' : "
PRINTING New Century, King fti
v Jcssup, GreerCooper Ce., Qeerge,
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RESTAURANTSrDqa'a Cafet
SHOES-HSaridersoa,. Rogers ft Per
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SHINING PARLOR Union "Shining
Parlor.
SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle.
Po-
TAILORS Unland, UnioB College
Tailors, Xudwlg. '
TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type-
writer Co.
TYPEWRITING J. W. Brewatec
SPECIALISTS Dr. Brie . Way
ward. WAITERS BUREAU Grant
Tom Watson's Maaazlne.
"tho magazine with a purpose back of
it," was established to teach the best
way of, abolishing these special privi
leges, and, hence, of rendering the
trusts powerless to fob the public. It
is a big- monthly magazine of 12&
pages, with 'illustrations, cartoons,
Mr. Watson's brilliant editorials, spe"
"clal articles, a serial story, novelettes,
short stories and . poems, by. tho
world's best -writers. Regular price.
$1.00 peyoar; 10 cents the copy, at
all newstands. Everyone is interested
in knowlpg the best way to cure the
trust evil and, how to bring It about.
Now in its second volume, Tom Wat
son's Magazine Is firmly established,
and its circulation is growing rapidly;
but wo want to add a hundred thou;
sand subscribers to our list In tho
next month or two.
"Mktrt Hrw'tlieLeillitlOcClgi
tm down town suet year trleada at
, GEO. M, CONWAY'S
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All advertisements In this column
must be paid for In advance.
Kate one cent per word each Insertion;
minimum, ten cents.
BATH8.
CHRIS' BATH HOUSE Turkish,
salt glow, sulpho-saline, showor, plain,
llth'and P Sta.
CLUB RATES Throe suits and O'coat
cleaned and pressed, $1 per month, El
liott's, 1136 O t.
.BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
PAGER BROS.. Basement Windsor
hotel. No. 11th St Baggage and parcels.
DENTISTS.
BOSTON. Dentists, 1319 O St
DR. H. A. SHANNON, 1138 O. Auto,
2823; Bell, 212G.
TAILORING
R. C. HUBERT, ladles' and gents' tail
oring and pressing. 117 No. 12th. Auto,
3771.
LOST On camnus. nocketbook
'containing jewelry, mileage book and
$5.00. Finder return to Nobraskan of
fice and receive liberal reward.
WANTED.
Four students, adies or gentlemen,
to act as local agents, representing a
large business house. Gus Soderberg,
1335 N St.
8treet Railway Time Card.
B. ft M. Depot, Capitol and South 17th
CarS leave B. & M. depot and South St
at 5 mln. past the hourand each ten min
utes. First 6:05 a. m., last 12:00 p. m.
B. & M. Depot,. Capitol &na8umner via
Sun., 11 p. m. x
14th Cars every 20 min. First 6:20 a. m.,
last 11:20 p. m.
Union College and Normal via 17 th'
Cars every 40 mln. First 6:60 a. m., last
10:60 p. m. B. & M. depot loop.
. B. it M. Depot 26th and Sumner via
17th Leave P. O. and 25th every 20 min.
First car 5:50 a. m., last 10:60 p. m.
Cemetery Cars leave P. d. every 16
minutes, First 6:25 a. m.,1ast 11:25 p. m.
B. & M. depot loop.
Havelock and Uni. PlaceCars leave P.
O. and Uni. Place ,20 and 60 min. past
hour. Cars leave Haveloclc 6 and 35 mln.
past the hour. First car leaves P. O. 6:60
a. m., last 10:50 p. m. First car leaves
Havelock 6:35 a. m., last 11:35 p. m. Ser-,
vice to Unl. Place every 16 mln., 6, 20, 35
and, 60 minutes past the hour. First ear
6:50 a. m., last car 11:05 p. m.
N. W. Depot, Capitol and So. 14th.
Cars to 14th and A every 10 mia. To 14th
and South every 20 mln. First 6:20 a. m.,
last ll:40p. m. 14th and South 8t ears
make N. W. depot loop.
'"ePnltentiary 10th and O every 40 mln.
"First car leaves 6:40 a. m., last 10:41 p. m.
State Farm 10th and O even hour aad
ovory -10 minutes. B. tc If. depot loop.
South 10th Cars to 14th and South
every' 10 min. First 6:15 a. m., last, 12:90
p. m. Sun. 11:00 p. m. Park every 40
mln. First 7:00 a. 'm., last 11: p." m.
South 10th street cars moke N. W. depet
loop.
State University, R and No. 16th Cars
every 16 mln. First 6:23 a. m., lost 11:07
p. m.
SUNDAY Cars start 1 hour later and
stop 1 .hour earlier.
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MY MAGAZINE. "INVESTING FOR
PROFIT" (which I'll send free) Is werth
110 a copy to any man who Intends to In
vest any money, however small; whe has
money Invested unprofltably, or whe can
savo35 or more per month, but whs
hasn't learned the art of .Investing fer
Pl?t ""demonstrates the REAL earning
power of money the knowledge financiers
and bankers -hide from the masses.
It shows how to Invest small sums and
how to make thqm grOw into fortunes
the actual possibilities of intelligent In
vestments. " A .;
It reveals the' enormous profits baiikers
make and shows how, one can make the
anmn nrnfltM CUlffilV.
It explains HOW stupendous fortunes
are made and WHY they are made how
31,000 grows to $22,000. .
To Introduce my magazine write me
NOW. mentioning this paper and I'll send
It SIX MONTHS FREE. ',
EDITOR GREGORY,
81 Jackson Blvd., Chicago.
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A New Way to Los Angeles.
You can now go direct via Salt Lake
nttv r Hnnthern California by a now
'dally train, the Los Angeles Limited,
equipped with all the latest innova
tions for travel 'comiori: jumins uar,
Meals a la Carte, Observation Cars
with Buffet Lounging Rooms and
Library; Electric Lighted throughout
via the Union Pacific and Salt Lake
Route. For sleeping -ar "reservations
and full information inquire of,
4 -H. B. SLOISON,
Gen. Agent..,
May 11.
High School Fete Day. Field moet.
May. 16.
Athletic Board election. Studont
members.
May 19.
Freshman party. Walsh Hall,
Sophomore party. State Farm.
May 21-22.
Theodore' Thomas Orchestra Audi
torium. May 23.
Ivy day. Seniors and Juniors dis
missed from afternoon classes.
May 24.
College of Medicine Commencement
Omaha.
May 25.
Annual competitive drill.
Pan-Hellenic Hop. Auditorium.
May 26.
Kansas-Nebraska track meet. Stato
Fair grounds, 2:30 p. m.
May 29-June 2.
Cadet Encampment
June 4-9.
Semester examinations.
June 12.
Senior Play. Oliver Theatre.
x June 14.
Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement.
Convocation.
Wednesday, May 9 Hon. Ralph W.
Seckenridge, "Federal Control of
fo Insurance."
A "lot of botany studentaswent out
botanizing with Dr. Clomcnta on Sat
urday morning, reporting a prontobie
forenoon's work. J
f rroiesBor nugo jjo vrieu, prouuuiy
the greatest figure In tho field of evo
lution, Is lecturing at Princeton.
Tho Mask and Wig Club of the University-
ot Pennsylvania will give a
performance for the benefit of the San
Francisco alumni.
Students In botany complain of the
cold rooms in Nebraska Hall for the
past few days. It is too bad that tho
steam cannot be turned on for an
hour or so each cold day.
. South Dakota defeated Iowa last
Friday on" the question of free election
of studies In universities. ,jThe decls'
Ion- was against the freedom of ele6-
tion.
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Ktyo Sue Inul, repreenting the Uni
versity of Michigan, won the Northern
Oratorical league contcstt .held here
recently. "Inul's subject was "The
Mission of New Japan." Chicago,"
Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, North
western and Oborlln were the other
universities represented in the con
test. In the annual bowl fight, between
the two lower classes at the Univers
ity of Pennsylvania last week the
sophomores succeeded In winning the
contest. The first half was a, draw,
but the second resulted In a victory
for the second-year men. The sopho
mores have already won a track meet,
the foot ball game and a boat race
against the infant class.
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"Tommy," at Miller ft Paine's.
The Ensign Omnibus
and Transfer Co.
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take them to any depot or wlll
move thom to any part of the city.
will call and get your checks-.
without extra charge and deliver
your baggage.. We furnish hack
any "time day or; night Our offlc'
Is never closed. Flno carriages for'
I funerals a specialty. Both, phones.
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