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Postal 8avlngs Banks In Nebraska.
WaBhlngton On .Tnnunry .11 thcro
woro 19G pofltnl HnviiiRH dopoHltorlOB
In opnrntlon In Nobrnflkn, with dcpos
ItB amounting to over $125,000. ThlB
amount whb deposited by about 2,500
dopoflltorB or an avoraKo of $50 per
dopoHltor There have boon npproxl
mutely .'5. 000 iiccountH opened nnd
moro than (i.OOO deposits innde or an
average of two deposits to each do
poHltor, and about 1,400 withdrawals,
or an uernge of one to each two do
poHltorH
To Translate Reports.
Washington Frank G Odoll of I.ln
coin, for the rural life commission, 1h
urging In a letter received by mom
hern of the Nebraska delegation that
congress appropriate $5,000 for the
purpose of translating the present re
portB of the International Borlety of
agriculture In Rome bo that they mav
receive wider dlHti ihutlons
Senator Hitchcock ban recolvod pel!
tioiiB from the brotherhood of rallwav
trainmen at Omaha, South Omaha and
Lincoln, asking support for the em
ployers' llabllltv bill.
According to a Wonatohoo, Wash.,
paper. Miss Louise M Allen, a gradu
nte of tho classes of 'Of. '07 of the
University of Nebraska, recently l
made a visit to that city as a repre
sentative of the Htatn dairy and food
commission Her Islt to the city
was due to the fact that unlabeled
Bocds and poor grain and feed were
on sale She condemned a carload of
alfalfa seed on her lslt to Wenatcheo
for the reason that It contained an i
undue amount of dodder seed
Effort to Reach North Pole.
San Francisco Roald Amundsen,
who recently discovered the south
pole, will make an effort to reach tho
north pole next year Tho oxplorer
hafl written Henry Lund, tho Norwe-
glan consul here, Uiat tho Fram, the j
voBBOi in which no went iu iuo ouum
pole, will arrive lri"San FranclBCO har
bor In April, 1!HH Amundsen will ar
rivo three months later to outfit the
vessel for a dash to the north polo.
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No Crime to Steal Liquor.
Guthrlo. Okla It 1b not burglary to
break Into a building and steal lntoxl
eating liquors that are being hold for
Bale, In violation of tho stato prohibi
tion law This fact wns fixed bore
when the district court acquitted
Ooorge Windsor, a negro, charged
with taking thirty nine bottles of beer,
whisky and champagne
An interesting addition to tho unl
verslty museum exhibits 1b a cast of
tho famous Culllnan diamond, tho
largest in the world Together with
the glass model of tho diamond in tho
rough are nine cut dlamondB repro
Bentlng those made from tho largo
one The rough model iB about the
Blze of a goose egg.
Political Advertisement.
For Lieutenant Governor
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M. L. FRIES
M. L. Fries is u candidate for
the republican nomination for
lieutenant governor. Vote for
him at the primary Friday.
AL. O. FIELD
Who comrts with his fjroator minstrels to tho Oliver, Saturday
Matinoo and Night
Freshman Caps
Freshman caps for Class
of 1915 are now ready"
call for them early" as
possible and avoid any
mistakes.
Mayer Bros.
OUR CAFE IS OPEN
After All Dances and Parties
We "cater" to student trade and can serve you
and your lady to all kinds of Club Sandwiches,
Salads, Oysters any style, Ice Cream and Sherbets
Fountain in Connection with Cafe
THE FOLSOM CAFE
1325-31 N St.
DO YOl REALIZE
THAT
These are ths men that make thla
paper possible?
The subscription pries Isn't a drep
in the bucket.
They hslp us; ws must help them.
PATRONIZE THE MEN ON THIt
LI8T
They Will Treat Ysu night
BANKS
FlrBt Savings Bank
Central National Bank
BAKERIES
FolBom
BARBER SHOPS
Y. M C. A. Barber Shop.
Chaplin
CLEANERS
Ted Marriner.
J. C. Wood & Co.
Weber
CLOTHING
C L. Anderson & Co.
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Farquahar
Fiilk'n now store
Magee & Doom or ,
Mayor BroB.
Palace Clothing Co.
Spelsr A. Simon
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy KitdbUB
DENTISTS
Dr. Orin Lamb
DRY GOOD3
Miller fe Pains
Rudgo. & Quenzel
DRUGGISTS
Moior Drug Co.
RiEEn
ENGRAVING
Ocker Engraving Co.
FLORISTS
C. H. Frey
FURNISHINGS
Armstrong Clothing Co, ,
Budd
Magee & Doemor
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Spoior tc Simon
Rudge & Guenzel
HATTERS
Armstrong Clothing: Oev
Budd
Fulk'a new store
Magoe tc Deoiner
Mayer Bros.
Palaco Clothing Cc '
Spoior tc Simon
Rudgo & Guenzel
HOTELS
The New LlndelL
JEWELERS
Hallott
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
Evana
MUSIC
Walt
Thornburg
Jones, Orchestra
University School of Music
OPTICIAN
Shean
Hallett
PRINTERS
Boyd Printing Co.
George Btob.
Simmons
Van Tine
Graves Prlntery
RESTAURANTS
U. of N. Cafetorlo,
HerpolBhnlmor
Y. M. C. A. Spa
SHOES
Beckman Bros.
Budd
Byrne Shoe Co.
Men's Bootery
Mayer Bros.
Miller 8c Pains
SHOE REPAIRING
Warthon's.
TAILORS
College Tailors.
Fulk'a new store
Hoffley the Tailor.
Y. M C. A. Tailor Shop.
THEATERS
Oliver
Orphoum
TYPEWRITERS
Nebraska Typewriter Bxch.
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