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; '-"syr, G b e 2) a i I -g tflebrasftan l i E v "V . ., 'r; v l U A ." - Ac - . . ' i- ... i . X's will soon bo here, and you will need something to soothe your tired hraln. MUSIC is the only relief for you. Try it. It you haven't a piano, rent one. Bran new, high grade in strument $2 to $10 a Month Just as well have one in your room. All the latest Sheet Music THE MUSIC . . STORE Ross P. Qurtice Go. 1125 0 STREET I it' ; - - -. TOMMY " .VV '-It.-.' For refreshments and light catering work seo "TOMMY" at Miller & Maine's, YOU anJ WE v'li- ought to get together, By all means we want to see you about EDISON PHONOGRAPHS and RECORDS, for here Is the only, place to get". the complete- selections of all the latest Rec ords," "" - D6NT FORGET THE-PLACE Lincoln Cycle Co, 1317 O 8treet. H. E. SIDLES' OLD STAND. fiy'-. lJ - - fc . t '!- T.J. THORP fc CO. Rubber SUmps, SUnolli, 8?als, Trade Checks, Kevs LscKsmuning, uwew Machine Works, Merfel Maktrs, lie. 308 So. Iltt, LIHCOLH rxri?'ti?t''SXT"TT?'V! eta? v -'.-' -."""'-' O0CXXXXXXX)C0CXXXX)00000000O MIL LIE VAtHiilflK.B2HI , ' ' ----! V r RECEPTION AT FARM. Y. M. C. A. at University Farm to Give . Reception Tonight. The Young Men's Christian Associa tion at the University Farm holds a recoption to Farm StudentB this oven ing in the new Agricultural Hall. A short program will be given, followed by various "stunts" and light refresh ments. A number of men from iho University Y. M. C. a. are planning to go out to the Farm on tho car which leaves Tenth and O streets at 7:45 p. m. The Farm Y. M. C. A. was organ ized last year and had a flourishing existence' up to the close of tho last term. It is hoped to renew the en thusiasm this year anil increase both the size and influence of the organiza tion. DR. FINDLEY WILL 8PEAK. New Member of .Medical Faculty to Address Medical Society. Dr. Palmer Flndloy of tho clinical faculty, who is to speak bofore the Medical Society on Saturday evening, is a new man to the University, hav ing accepted a call from. Chicago only last May. He Is a student of marked ability and a good speaker. A large audience is expected to welcome him to the University on his first visit. Tho general University public is in vited and wll bo glad to ltnow that the lecture, wheh is entitled "Tho Mythology of Obstetrics," was deliv ered last spring at one of the general convocations of the University of Chi cago, was very favorably commented on by the student body. It Bhould be understood that tho lecture Is of gen eral Interest and Is -classical not technical. Dr. Flndley has been for years a close student of classical mythology as a result of his college training. Freshman-8ophomore Receipts. Tho gate receipts -of the Freshman Sophomoro game amounted to $35.10. There were 234 paid admissions at the gate and it is. probable, the total re ceipts will bo much larger when all who held tickets for sale have checked in. Freshman Hop. Tho Freshman, Hop cpmmitteo has decided to hold the annual Freshman function January 11th. Professor Barber has consented to deliver an illustrated lecture next Monday ovening before tho students of Vergil In the University, on sqmo Roman antiquities that aro of inter est to readers of the Aeneid. The dlfflpulty caused by the refusal of Rothgob, ox-Illinois, to referee to morrow's game with Kansas has fin ally been adjusted. Kennody, ex-Chicago, is to referee and Hammlll, also ex-Chicago, will umpire. LOST On the campus, a Political Economy notebook. Finder please re turn to Don L. Russell, or leave at .Nqbraakan ofllco. . McVoy PrlriOnJTCo., 125 No. 12th st., has turned out some neat work for University orgahlaztions. Ye olden candlesticks and ye now ones, too, at Harris', the jeweler, 1137 O at He's reliable. Green's barber Bhops oxcoj all others In t,ho west Entirely modern and the best work assured. Why not take your baths at Chris' Bath House, corner 11th and P Sts.? You will be satisfied with Cameron's Lunch Counter. Cornhuskers, get busy. Towjisend. tyailc Dressers. ' Best soft wAter;shampoo In theclty, 124 No. J2th St E. Goodman Tanner. UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN. November. Friday, 1C. Football mass meeting for Kansas. Saturday, 17. Nebraska vs. Kansas, on Campus. Tuesday, 20. Wodnesday, 21. Pathology class oxcurslon to Boa trice. Football, Juniors-vs.- Soniors, 2 p. m. Saturday, 24. County Fair, Armory. ' Nobraska vs. Chicago, at Chicago. Cross-country meet at Chicago. Monday, 26. W. J. Bryan. Tuesday, 27. Football, final class championship game. Wodnesday 28. Prof. G. B. Barber, "Roman Portrait Sculpture." (Illustrated.) Thursday, 29. Vacation begins. Nobraska vs. Cincinnati, on campus. Cotrell & Leonard ALBAHY, H, Y. 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