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THE DVkLY INEBRA3KAN. hf TsV h frV k ity W fc h k h it ir A t sY tA 14 A l -1 fr :- it Rf U V Br' 9 i' ;fj( r .' R . is- 1 v '. " ' OLIVER THEATRE V l l 1 liy M i i i i l i i S l tl 1 41 l ti TONIGHT, SAT. &'MATIrEE - the The Moonshiner's -Daughter PRICE8: Eve.: 60c, 35c & 25c. ' MAT., 25 & 10 Cents. WED. MAT- & EVE., OCT. 10. YON YONSON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12. LYMAN' TWINS j! ..LVRIC THEATRE.. THE GREAT FERNANDEMAY.DUO GIL BROWN GRESHEMAND.BOSEN MR. R. N. BAILEY Black Face Monologlst WE8T AND HENRY In a Laughable Comedy Playet,XA fttammiirlnn 'Ppnnnal" -! " N MR. JACK-WILDE TjHE LYR08COPE The BIJOU KXK)QOOOCXXXXXX)QOOQOCX Program, Week oT October 1, 1906. - FULLER, ROSE & CO. v , v Sljck Dick' , MARCELL & LENETT "- Comedy Horizontal Bar Artists KIPP & KIPPY Comedy Jugglers MR. BILLY HART Tho Musical "Monologue Artist , MR. WILL H.:8MYTH,E , . Will Sing Miss Vester Victoria's Illus - trated Song, Waiting at 'the Church .-Wonderful Alburn and Subpoena ' Server ON THE'BIOGRAPH LADIES! LAblESr LADIES! Look Jn Hallett's window, 1143 O 8t.; and see 'the Beautiful Clocks to be Given7 Away at Tuesday and Frl- . day'ssMatlnec, , . -v' . 3 8HOW8 DAILY-t3, 7:45 & 9 p. m. ADMI88ION TEN CENT8 Reserved 8eat&,5c Extra - $ Matinee, All Seats 10c I ing Goods of All Kinds,. 1 You "are always S v ' welcome. SKpHMTt W M. E. SMItS Cyclt. CMftir, o L 1 The only place o I ' .. to buy " ; I Bicycles - Phonographs, i 1 6uns, Ammunition, Sport- . &&810&&&& Every Loral University Student la urged to patronize theqe Ne brnkan'ndv.eftlsera,,aml to men tion the pajcr while doing, bo. BARBER SHOPS Green's Palace. BOOKS & STATIONERY Co-op, Lin coin Book Store, Uni. Book Storo, Harry Porter. BANKS Columbia National, First Na tional. CAFE Sam Wosterileld, Don Cam eron, University School of Music DIhlng'Room. CATERER "Tommy," at Miller & Palno's Fountain. CIGARS Lindsoy. CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma geo & Deemer, Ludwlg, Tho Stor- ling. COAL Gregory, Whltebreast CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, Tho Fol som. DENTIST M. H. Alexander. Davis, Herpolslieimer. DRY GOODS Mlllef & Paine, Horpol sholmer. DRUGGISTS Brown, Rector. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. - . FURNITURE Tho Bonway Co. HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store. JEWEL'ER Tucker, Hallott, J. 1. Davis. . . t LAUNDRIES Yule Bros. LOCKSMITH T. J. Thorpe. PRINTING New Century, Goorgo Bros., McVoy, State Printing Co., Tho ivy Press. ., UStS Curtice;? K & RESTAURANTS Don's Cafe, Cam- eron's. tSHOi2 Sanderson, Rogers & Per kins. SPORTINCk Co., Lihcol 300DS Lawlor Cycle icoin uycio Co. TAILORS Unland, Union College Tailors, Ludwig Horzog. THEATERS 01vorLyrlc, Bijou. TYPEWRITERS Underwood Typo writer Co. N WAlfFLES Mrs. Day; SanrtfCafo. UNIVERSITY BULLETIN. October. Friday, 5th. Music at 'Convocation. ' ' Saturday, 6th. . Medical Society mdets, 7; 30. , Dr. Ward speaks. Nebraska vs.Sfluih Dakota on-Campus. Forest Club meets 7:30 p. m. Monday, 8th. Librarian Jowett at Convocation. Tuesday, 9th. Junior Class meets at 11 a. m. Wednesday, 10th. Professor FosBlor on Honrlk Ibsen "at Convocation. Fridayrl2th. Muslp at Convocation. Pershing Rifle ..Hop a,t 5 Fraternity Hall.' .Saturday, 13th; , ' Nebraskttv; Drake on Campus. Monday, 15th. Hon. Wv H. Thompson at ConYoca- tlon. , ,.! Wednesday, 17th. ' P(rof. .G. E.rHoward,.at Convocation. "Democracy and Genius.'.,'. Friday 19th. -- h ' . Music at Convocation. Saturday, 20th. - j , Nebraska vs. Ames on Campus.' Saturday, 27th. " Nebraska vs. Doane on Campus. DR. M.. H. ALEXANDER, Dentist Auto Phono 2516, 1213 O St, Lincoln, Neb. x. .-. The LincdlirSanltorlum. AllvMnis toCbRthsa(j,dutflne.",plungo. 14 th and M. ' Hair Dressers. . Best soft water shampoo in the city, 124 No. 12th St. E, Gdodraan Tanner. . r jr ii i i t Lost On the campus, apearUdumb bell cuff button. 'Please return, to Ne braskan office. Tho place to buy .a fountain,, pen. ' ' v Book .Store! , '.' ' WEDDING8 OF THE 8UMMER. Cupid "Gets Busy" In Earnest In Uni versity Circles, It is hard to got a complote or ac curate. 11 pt of tho young peoplo study ing hero now,' or at somo previous -time, who woro married during tho summer. The following is only a par tial list and additions will be gladly received at Tho NobruBkan office. Those who married ontsido of Uni versity, circles woro: Miss Edith Hess. MIbs Mary HayneB. .MiB8 Charlotte Spaldings. Mr. George. Brooks. Mr. William Cochrane. Mr. H. M. Benodlct. Mr. W, E. Hannan. The following weddings took place in which both parties wore connected with tho University: Fred Morrill and Mae Edholm. Alvin Koyser and Harriot Mitchell. Arthur Myers and Bess Snydor. Jay Balrd and Helen Dolson. William SIzor and Edith Shedd. Fred Hall and Florenco Parks. Allan .Sedgwiqk and Janet .Post. Samuel Anderson and Agatha Tot ton. . Dean Ringer and Nello Trigg. ErneBt Barber and Margaret Nylo -Ernst Besjaoy and Edith Higgins. 'Mr. and ftfrs. Jay Baird are llvlngvat Newcastle", Wybmihg. . Mr. and MrsN Sam Anderson have made 'their fb'sl denco at Beruit, Srla, whore they are missionaries. Barbour's Find Praised, Messrs. Gregory and TomBon of the American Museum of Natural History of New York, eminent authorities on veVtebratio''paleontology, paid' the Unl vorsity a visit an Wednesday on their return from a summer's collecting trip in northwestern Nebraska .and south- kwestern South Dakota. They were ex- ? ceedlngly interested in examining the two norned antelope found by Profes- sor Barbour, a year ago on tho Cook ranch riearAgate in Sioux County, say ing that it was absolutely unique und In their estlmauonalmost priceless. Professor Barbouryhas beon gaining particular notice in thbsciQntiflc'woTld during the last year owing, to this dis covery. Mission Study Courses. The following are the mission study I courses offered by tho Y. M. C. A. with the names of the leaders: Effective Workers In Needy FielJH H. W. White. New Era In the Philippines A, Jorgensen. Daybreak in tho Dark Continent. J. Der Klnderen. -LHeroes of the Cross In America A. J. Heskett. Healing of the JSJatioris. vr A. E. WQlf. " "Tho" time for' meeting1 will bo ar ranged with each class. Botany Excursion. Yesterday the first of the botanizing, trips was taken by members of Pro" feasor Bessey's class In Systematic Botany. About a dozen took the "In terurban" out to Idylwyld; whore they collected all sorts of things, from "sea weeds" to golden ,rod and apples. The latter were given generously by Mr! Sullivan, tho proprietor of Idylwyld. Another trip Is expected In a day or two. John H. Bowlby of Crete, who r,e e'eived his degree, as Master of Arts at Nebraska last yean, . has entered George Washington University at Washington, D. C, to complete 'his course in law. University School of Music DINING-ROOM r VV iAf " 'IX W J4t New Management .'. Efficient-Service Reasonable Rates" . In University 'School of Music Building, Corner 11th arid R. T. J. THORP & CO. Rubber Slampi, Slsnclli, Seals, Trade Chicks', Keys f LocKimi nino, . GSherai Mach ine Works, Mode) Makers Etc. r 3Q8S0. Ilth, LINCOLN v imommmGQmQ&sQ COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF LINC0L1J, .NEBRASKA. CAPITAL, $100,000. r. dr: jno, J. DAVIS " . 1 1 1 Graduated 4. Rcfractionlst aqd OptlcMrf. !.' ' Havo Ydar Eye ' Carod For ifoW s " That's .vyhero you' .buy tteN "Fotball Goods, Guns, Ammunl tlon, Edison Phonographs and Records, Racycles, Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries. Come In and oet..acaualnted. Lit layde w .-i 1324 .0 srEETl" . V. I Chickering Everett Ivers Sl Pond Packard M Richmond - Pianolas Starr. r Vose . and.- Victor Talking Machines Are Seld Onlyby ? THE MUSIC -. . t . STORE Ross P. Curtice Cri. L" l , 1125 0 STHHT ,,Ji 1,J r'jBTf?kiy i iLawl&r's -Every person connected with the' University, Book Store is a student, ' Green's Barber. Shops are the beat in tho West. ... ; . , o. 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