tLbt a i 1 1 Hebraehan
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ii
'Hi
ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON
AFTER THE DANCE
CAlttP
The Ensign Omnibus and
Transftf Company
For Good, Prompt
UVERY SEltVICE
The GRAND CENTRAL
IARKR SHOP ft
S CIGAR STORE
W.K.BAnniHLMAl. PrtfritUr
V-
HaVe
Yofc
Seen
Those
Swell
Spring
Novelties
Those
Latest
Eastern
College
Styles
Made to
Order
$20.00
and
Higher.
j i
AT
Elliott Bros.,
TAILORS
Both Phones. 1210 O Stl
BASE BALL GOODS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY I
in
I
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j j; Every TLoymi University Student Is j j
If wrgd to pntrootxe theae Nebrmt- (
kfta advertisers, nnd to taentloa
1 1 paper wmie aolna; so. t i t ,i (
n "7 T'r"T"p'p'7'n'T'T"PJfl'Rl JUirJll t Jar
BARBER SHOPS Green's Shops, The
Richards; Tho Mogul.
BATHE Chris', Grand Central. i
BOOKS & STATIONERY Co-op, Lin- j
coin Book Storo, Uni. Book Store,
Harry Porter. j
BAKERY Petry Bakery Co. J
BANKS Columbia National, First Na-1
tlonal. ,
CAPE Sam WeBterflold, Don Cam
orqn, Windsor, i
CATERER--"Tommy," at Miller &
Palne'a Fountain.
CIGARS Lindsey, Ed. Young.
CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma
gee & Deemer, The Sterling.
COAL Gregory, WhltobreaBt
CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, The FoK
Bom.
DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Herpol- j
shoimer, Rudgo & Guonzol.
DRUGGISTS Rector, Riggs.
ENGRAVERS Cornell.
FLORISTS Chopin Bros.
FURNITURE Tho Benway Company,
Hardy. !
HABE.RDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store.
HAIRDRESSER Mrs. J. C. Boll.
JEWELERS Tucker, Hallott, F. B.I
Harris, Horpolshoimor.
LAUNDRY Yulo Bros. ,
Evans. :
LIVERY Ensign, Forbes, Melick, j
LOCKSMITH T. J. Thorpe. ''
PRINTING Now Century, Goorgo ,
Bros., McVoy, Simmons, The Ivyj
jrress.
MUSIC Curtice. Crancor.
RESTAURANTS Don's Cafe, Cam-
oron's.
SHOES Sanderson, Rogers & Per-'
kins, Electric Shoe Co. ,
SUITORIUM J. C. Wood.
TAILORS Unland, Union College
Tailors, Ludwlg, Horzog, Elliott'
Bros., Dreshor. j
THEATERS Oliver, Lyric, Bijou. J
Elite. j
TYPEWRITERS Underwood .Typo I
writer Co. '
WAFFLES Mrs. Day, Sam's Cafe.
OVER HUNDRED MARK.
Relief Fund Jumps From $90.00
To $115.00.
. The relief fund has now passed tho
one-hundred dollar mark and is on tho
way to tho Kecond hundred. Of thu
twenty-five dollars given up to yestor
(Joy, twelve came from Hasting Col
lege thru Mr. Cnrno. Several other
schools of tho state may also respond.
The movemot is now gotting under
headway and promises to keep on
climbing. The following amounts
have been received: A. L. Weaver, $1;
J. L. TomiiK, SI; Cash, $.50; Hnrry
Wolters, $1; Mission Study Class,
SI. GO; D. O. Carne, $12; ProfesHor
Caldwell, $1; Cash, $5.; Fred Woir, $1;
C. K. Shedd, $.50. Total to presont,
$117.50.
OCOCODCX)COCXXDCOOOOCOOCOO
THE STAR RESTAURAHT
BEST 15 CENT MEAL IN
THE CITY.
D. K. CAMPBELL,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL 1400,000.00
Hnrplut and ProAfa. ., 100,000,00
DEPOSITS 3,090,000.00
"Frat" Baseball Standings.
Played. Won. Lost.
Alpha Theta Chi. .2 2 0
Kappa Sigma 1 1
Phi Delta Theta.. 1 1
Phi Kappa Psi 2 1
Sigma Chi 2 1
Beta Theta Pi 2 J
Alpha Tau Omega 2 1
Delta Tau Delta.. 1 , 0
Sigma Alpha 1 0
Phi Gamma Delta. 2 0
Delta Upsllon .... 0 ,0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
0
! HAVE "
I The Evans
Do Your Washing
Bind Papers.
The Historical Society has bcn busi
ly ongagod for some days past pre
paring ,several hundred volumes of
newspapers tor binding, All thi dally
papers will be bound nt once, while
the weeklies will be attended to a
little later.
The Historical Society receives am
preserves flies of every publication
in the state, except In those few cases
where the publishers fall to respond to
the offers of the society, and then tho
appeal of students from that locality
Is usually sufficient to bring a r.o-sponce.
3TTho Only.Up-to-Dato Hull in
tho City.
The Monarch
BILLIARDS
AND POOL
AUGUST BLADO,
Proprietor.
1134 N STREET
Lincoln, Neb.
W. F. Rantsma has left school to
accept the position of transit-man for
the Consolidated Copper Mining com
pany at Ely, Nevada. He will bo with
Charles Purcell, C. E. '06, who has
charge of tho work for the company.
Mr. Rantsma expects to graduate with
the Senior class tho coming June.
Q Auto 33$s Q
g A Specialty in Oysters in Season X
8 117-19-21 No. 13th SI. K
IS
Tfca fta Cttiur.
HUYLE1R
Chocolates and i
Bon Sons, 'j
Lost A black cloth doll was taken
from the hall on tho evening of the
Junior-Senior reception. Information
concerning same will gladly be re-
luuivuu uy euiuiiiiiiue.
Innocents, Attention!
The Innocents will meet today In U.
110 at 11 o'clock. Every member
should be out. Important buslncs.
I
We buy
school-books
, Aad-wc tend frt to any applicant am
'JJooki Wanted" CUloftio(4wr3X
chool-booki. with th price at which
we accept tcama-nana at wu aa
look.) .
We pay cash
Fw H roarkdabla achoot-booka, or if '
mc.wu, vr.uui cuDiunnirnH on ae
cuuiu, 10 u pua or uuuofAr acuool.
books from Uma to Unit a nttdtd.
immsi t-rmtv
dt-MWW. 16th St. Now York City.
Mention tM at.
Sole Agents for D. & M. Baseball
and Athletic Goods. We alBO carry the
Spalding line. Special prices to clubs
on bats, balls, mitts and uniforms.
LAWLOR CYCLE CO.
1324 O 8t.
'Qnly' bicycle and sporting goods house
"'' on O street.
SPECIAL LADE8 MAN TAILORED
SUITS $11.35 to $40.00
JACKETS 7.35 to $21.35
' SKIRTS $4.00 to $18.65
Mlsses'-Sults. .$10.00 to $18.00
Work, goods and fit guaranted.. Also.
GENTS' TAILORING
R. O. HpSERT,
. 117 No. 12th-Street
T.J. THORP & CO.
flHktwr SUunM, Stenotic,
Seili, Trade Checks, Keys
Leek Smithing, General
Machine Wirki,- MaM
takers, Els.
308S. lift, LIMCOLJ
Office of
International Correspondence Schools,
Room at, 1203 O St., Lincoln, Neb.
Plonse explain, without further obligation on
my 'part, how I can qualify for a largor salary
and (rain advancement to the position Ixjroro
which Lliavo marked X.
Bookkeeper Telophouo EuKincir
Stenographer Elec-Lighting Bupt,
Advortifl'in't.WrJter Mochnnionl Engineer
Show-Card 'Writer Surveyor
Window Trlmmor Stationary Ei)gineqr
Mechanical Draftsmau Civil Engineer
Oruamontal Designer Building Contractor
Illustrator ' Architectural Drufts.
Civil Service Architect
Chemist , Structural Engineer
Textile Mill Supt. Bridge Engineer
Electrician Foreman Plumlwr
EloctricalEnglneor Mining Engineer
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UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN.
April.
Tuesday, 23.
1 State Supt. McUrien, "Our Now
', School. Laws."
1 Candy Sale. Y. V. C. A.
, Innocents Afeet.' U. 110, 11 a. m.
I Wednesday, 24.
1 "D" Company Blowout. 1436 S St.
j Talk to Engineers by C. B. Downton.
1 M. 211, 3 p. m.
Thursday, 25.
I Juniors meet. Mem, Hall, 11 a. m.
I Phi Reta Kappa Initiation.
Musical Recital. Mem. Hall, 8 p. m.
; Friday, 26.
I Track Preliminaries.
Saturday, 27.
Sophomore Informal. Mem. Hall.
Baseball. Nebraska vs. Unimslty
of Missouri.
IKW K
fHb
May
Saturday, 4,
Freshman Hop. Fraternity Hall.
Engineering' Banquet. Lindell.
Latin Club Banquet, C;3'0 p. m.
Friday, 10, ' ' ; ,
Company B 'Hop. ' ., ;.
4 ijNDERWOOD
VISIBLE TYPEWRITERS
136 Ntrth Elmnth
Iill 348. Autt 3111
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NEW stvi r
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WARRANTED 'LINEN I R
ASK YOUR DEALER I
, WILLIAM BARKER CO. I ?
,j MAKERS OF COLLARS, fr.CUEES 'sJ,.
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