The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 19, 1906, Image 3

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ROYER and FRENCH
In Comedy Sketch
SURAZALL and RAZALL
THE GREAT. BARRINGTON
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MILDRED ELAINE
Vocalist
THE ZANPHRELLAS
Novelty Gymnasts
Illustrated Song by
J. J. WILD
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-Three Shows Dally. 3, 7:45 & 9 p. m.
ADMISSION 10c
SResefvYd. Seats 5c Extra
Matinee, All Seats 10c
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Mystlfier,
HE GREAT TAT.UM
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Double Harp Solos, Songs, Dances
and English Imitations
The Eccentric Grotesque Comedy
Artists '
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; In "My Friend Bill."
Marvelous Acrobats,
THE E8PE BROTHERS
Unlcycllsts and Equilibrists.,
"Will the Angels Let- Me Play."
IfBeautlfully Illustrated Song by
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Unfortunate Husband, Terrible (An
' 'guish, and Playing Truants
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Kvcry Loyal University Student
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BARBER SHOPS Groon's Palaco.
BOOKS & STATIONERY Co-op, Lin-;
coin Book Store, Uni. Book Storo,
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BAKERY Potry Bakory Co.
BANKS Columbia National, First Na- '
tlonal.
CAPE Sam Wostorileld, Don Cam
oront University School of Music
uiniug 1100m.
CATERER "Tommy," at Millor &
Pnino s Fountain
CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, Tho Fol
som.
DENTIST M. H. Alexander.
ijavjs, norpoisnoimor.
DRY GOODS Miller & Paino, Horpol-
sholmer.
DRUGGISTS Brown, Rdctor.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local.
FURNITURE Tho Bonway Co.
HABERDASHERY ?2.5(T HatStoro.
HAIRDRESSER E. Goodman Tanner.
JEWELER Tucker. Hallott. J. "JJ
Davis, F. B. Harris.
LAUNDRIES Yule Bros.
LOCKSMITH T. J. Thorpo.
PRINTING New Century, Georgo
Bros., McVoy, State Printing Co.,
Tho Iyy Press.
MUSIS Curtice.
RESTAURANTS Don's Cafe, Cam
eron's. SHOES Sanderson, Ro'gors & Per
kins, Electric Shoo Co.
SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle
Co., Lincoln yclo Cot
TAILORS Unl and, Union College
Tailors, Ludwlg, Herzog.
THEATERS Olvor, Lyric, Bijou.
TYPEWBlIERS-TUnderwood Typo
writer Co.
WAFFLES Mrs. Day. Sam's Cafo.
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN..
" Octobe..
Friday; 19th.
"MubIc at Convocation.
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Saturday, 20 th. . ,
MedicafSoclety Meets. '"Dr.H.-'Wln
nott On wllkspeak.
Forest Club Meets.--- ("
Nebraska vs. Ames on Campus.
Monday, 22.
Dean HBWard, "Alaska
Wednesday, 247".
Prof. Edwin Maxo
Friday, 20.
Music.
Cliaplnln: Prof. Laurence Fosslex.
Saturday, 27th.
Nobraska vs. Doano on Campus.
Monday, 29.
llonr-A. S. Tibbetts, "The Multimll,
lionairo."
Wednesday, 31.
Prof. G. E. Barber, "Vesuvius and
Pompeii." (Illustrated.)
Friday, 2.
Music.
Chaplain: Prof. F. E. Stuff.
Monday, Nov. 5.
Prof. E. H. Barbour, "Tho Archltec-
ture-and'-Sculpturo of the Louisi
ana Purchase Exposition." (IllUB
trated.) The Lester Piano Co., 'Philadelphia,
Pa.:
Gentlemen After an experience of
more than a quarter of a century with
various makes of pianos, Including
nearly all-those made by Philadelphia
Arms, I have concluded that the Lester
piano 1b tho most satisfactory Instru
ment I have used in my school. I find
afteryears of - continuous uso that tho
tone retains its original qualltyand
sweetness, 'the action ja ."unimpaired
and the durability, aa ovid'ence'd by
.the , capacity of the" planq' tqstay in
tune, is marvelous: J. ''hfcveii decided,
therefore, toplwce with you Iny 'order
.for. twenty, uprights -and ,tw,q grands,
"for. delivery by.' September 5th
GILBERT R. COMBS,
Director Broad Street Conservatory
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Sold,,by'' Furgusoh & ,Ogle.. 1210J p iSt.
MADAME QAD8KI TO SING.
Great Soprano to Give Concert at the
, ' Auditorium.
1 On Saturday, October 20, Miidumo
Johanna Gadskl, ono of the world's
foremost drnmntlc and concert so-
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pianos, will glo a concert in tho Lin
coln Auditorium. Madame Gadskl will
bo asslstou) at tho piano -Jjy Mr. La
Forge, a pianist of wide reputation.
Tho Forest Club.
The first meeting of ho Forest Club
was held on October G and develop
ments sinco that time give promtoe of
a very nctlvo and profitable year (pr
those who take interest ,ln tho Bubject
of forestry in its broadest sqnso. At
that meeting ofllcors for. tho semester
were olected. They woro: President,
R. G. Pierce; vice president, C. G.
Bates, and secretary-treasurer, R. G.
Steele A number of amendments to
tho constitution wero proposod These
have been posted on the Botany bul
letin board and will bo acted upon at
tho meeting of October 20. It is surf
gestod that those who consider 'them
solves active mombors of tho club
.-take this opportunity for giving ovl
denco.pf their uctlyity. It is tho plan
for the futur-o to enlist on tho rolls of
rthe club only those who take an ener
getic part in the work. An attempt
will" be made to have each momber
tako part In some program given dur
ing the year. Tho material for those
pigrams.wilLbe.i)und among subjects
of general Interest to Forestry stu
dents. Tho first of those subjects to
bo' attacked Is that of ecology. At the
meeting 'on' Saturday, October, 20, Mr,
Pool will introduce tho subject with
a "discussion - of "Ecology and
Forestry." Tho ecological factor,
"light," will then be treated by Mr,
Pearson on "Light am! tho Ihdlvidunl,"
and by Mr. Plpal on "Light and tho
Forest." Both Mr. Pool and Mr. Pear
son are specialists in the subjects as
signed to them, and a very Instructive
progiam Is assured. Meeting promptly
at 8! 00. Business session after discus
sion. "It's nil up with me," said tho 'um
brella. '
"How sew?" asked the'needle.
"It was this weigh," said the scales.
"Shut upl" retorted tho umbrella,
"Nit," said the yarn. " .
"Oh! come off!" said tho button.
"Hiti him,", said thq hammer.
"I'll, stand by you' remarked the
easel,
"You can count on me,'' added the
slate. "
"Take that," ordered tho pill. '
"It's all oqr now'teald tho colliiig.
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Cheer Up!
Get an EDISON PHONO
GRAPH and enjoy tho latest
Music.
.Get a RACYCLE and enjoy
theso beautiful October days.
Get a GUN and go hunting.
, Get theso at the' main store,
where prices are lowest and the
stock of Athletic goods Is
largest.
Lawlor Cycle Go,
1324 0 Strut.
HOW NICE!
It would bo if you, had a 'piano
in yqur room whon yourcoHogo
""chumps call on you. ' '
WHY NOT
rout ono. Wo rent brand now
pianos from $2 to $10, per mo.
At that price you can afford o
havo ono. Wo also soil Victor
Talking Machines at $1 down
and $1 pqr week.
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