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HANKS Columbia National, First Na
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HAPR Sum WnRtarftalri. Don Cum.
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CATERER "Tommy," at Millor &
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COAL Gregory, Whltebreast. '
CONFECTIONERS Maxwell; The Fol
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DRY GOODS Miller & Paine. Herpol
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DRUGGISTS Rector, Rlggs.
ENGRAVERS Cornell .
FLORISTS Chapir. Bros.
FURNITURE The" Bonway Compapy,
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HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Stdro.
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SUITOJIIUM J. C? Wood. . ,
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THEATERS Oliver, Lyric.
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TELEPHONE CONVENTION.
Display at Llndell of Interest to Engl
noera.
Thoro began yostorday morning at
the Llndell Hotel of this city tliqnn
liuul convention of the Nebraska Inde
pendent Tclophono Alliance and the
mootmgs will continue over tomorrow,
A number b displays of interest to
and It is hopod that numbers of tho
Electrical Engineering students wllli
avail themselves of tho opportunity
offered to Inspect somo of the moat
up-to-dnto olectrlcal appliances In 'ex
istence. One of the exhibits will bo of es
pecial Interest to Nebraska students
owing to the fact that it is in charge
of Murray Townsend, an ox-Unlvcrslty
man of considerable reputation. Mi
Townsend wus for two years captain
of Nebraska's 'Varsity basoball tcaiji
and Is now In tho employ of a Toledo
telophone appliance concern which ho
is representing at tho prosent con
vention. UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
Tuesday, 2&.
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Non-commlssionor Ofllcors meet. It
a. m., U. 208.
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Chartor' Day
practise. 1-5 p. ni.'ii
ftMom. IIal. .i
.Engineering Society, M. 311.' AU;2
Swouoda.
Republican Club meets In U.08 at,
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11 a. ii).
Freshmen meet, 11 n. m Choni..
Lecture Room.
Girls' Muss meeting, 11 a. m. Mom.
Hall:
Weanesday, 23.
Prof. Guernsey Jones, "Tho Japancje
Question."
Thursday, 24
Walter Bradley Tripp in "Henry
IV.," in Memorial. Hall at 8:15 p.
m., under auspices of DramatidJ
Club. J
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Sophomores meet, 11 a. m., Menf.
Hall.
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Y. W. C. A. Mr. .Snk'ural of TolcioV
5-'6 p. m'. ' '"' . f;
Friday, 25. '
Freshman Hop at Lincoln HotoP
Graduate Club with. A J. Sawyer;
Seventeenth' and F streets
Monday, 28.
Final examinations for first semes
tor begin.
February.
Tuesday, 5.
Prof. W. G. Hastings, "Popular Sov
orelgnty in Russian University
Law Teaching."
Friday, 8.
Prof. G. E. Condra, "The Opening of
Indian Territory." Illustrated.
Junior Prom. Lincoln Hotel.
Tuesday, 12, "' ' '. .
Prof. -Nathan Bernstein" (Qmahal
High School), "Tho Growth of au
Ideal." "
Gilbert L. Cole, of Beatrice, who
came to Nebraska in 1852, was one of
the visitors to tho recent meeting of
the Historical Society. Mr. Cole Is
tho author of an interesting kittle
boo"k, "In the Early Days Along the
Overland Trail In 'Nebraska' Territory
In 1852." '
, Professor R. H. Wolcott will lecture
beforo the class in Methods of Teach
ing in High Schools Thursday evening
at 5 o'clock on the BUbject of "Teach
Jmj Physiology. In the High School." y
Professor Starr of Chicago is pub
lishing a aeries of papers on "Tho
Congo and Its People" in the Chicago
Sunday Tribune,
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