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Ask Prof. Klinjr if ho I't'ols hot lor
now.
Soponkiii" of Chrislinns numbers
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Don (Jn moron's lunuh eountor 1 U
So. lltli, atreol.
Hurry W. Hohinson has ul lnsl
ruturnud (o school.
(.1 (sorgo Sheldon 'J) I of Yul(s is
prowling around Lincoln.
Fresh: "Thoro goos Dales; I
wonder whal he's lionl on."
11 n: "Dr. L. ,). Abholt is a
horso doctor of auolhtsr color."
'P. .J. Thorp's is the place to go
to havoyour skates sharponod.
For 'S)7 olaxs pins call at 10.
Fleming's, the jeweler, 1 12:2-1 O st.
They say McLucus got a groat
Christinas present How ahout
it
Miss Pound is acknowledged the
I'm us I skater of the young ladies of
the city.
A mooting of the freshman class
is called for this afternoon a full
attendance is desired.
Y. M. Palmer has loft for La
Crosse, Wis., where ho has secured
a lucrative situation.
Mead's newsstand is headquar
ters for cigars and news. The latest
novels always in block.
A. 1. Weaver attended the meet
ing of the intor-stato Foot hall As
sociation at Omaha last Saturday.
First Cadet: "1 wonder if the
Lieutenant enjoyed his trip to Chi
cajxor" Second Cadet: l did."
Fd Tilson's health is again fail
ing, and it is feared that he will
have to leave the university once
more.
'Polly'5 Wheeler has been con
fined to his bed by illness for the
labl few days, His early recovery
is hoped for.
Don Cameron's lunch counter 1 14
So. lltli, St. Fih and game in
season. The nicest restaurant for
students in the city. Try it.
Kussell and Davenport had their
overcoats stolen from the hall of
the conservatory Monday evening
while they were eating supper.
If you want to send The Ne
iikaskaN to a friend or former stu
dent now is the time. Take a.ivan
tajie of our extraordinary oiler.
Query. "Can you cut a figure
eight on skalcsf '
Soph. ".No, but 1 can cut class
to go skating.'1
1st, Prep. "It that a freight
train approaching.'"
Senior. "No, that's the gentle
rumble of Prof. Fossler's wheel.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Wilson
have issued "at home'5 invitations
to the senior and graduate law
classes for Saturday evening, Jan
uary llHh.
The familiar face of George
Sheldon UJ'2, Avas seen around the
halls this week. George is not an
active politician but. he is still in
terested in the part'.
The University was well repre
sented at the Limbing opera house
last night. Students of Slmkos
pe ire hail an opportunity of wit
Ward and .James in "Henry IV."
The patriotic youths of western
NebrasUa who are fortunate
enough to scouro the cadet uni
forms sent there will be thankful
that three years of drill are re
quired at the Univeroity of Ne
braska. If Yoia
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121JJ O Street.
We Will Put Foot-Form Shoes on them at 1-5
Ha fj J m fT T1 P "III '
Save wonei by our prices on
Clothes.
The Foot form shoo store is
allowing ouo-liflh oil' on all fool
covering, except rubber goods, sold
during the remainder of the month.
A prop, who hoard the Chancel
lor rapping on I ho radiator to call
the attention of tho typewriter
down stairs, asks if tho Chancellor
is addicted to "hitting tho p;po.''
Tho oll'or thai has boon posted
up on 'I'm: Nkiiuaskan bulletin
board will last but a few days: "A
holiday number and The Nehhas
kan for the rest of tho year for oO
cents.
All students are expected to be
registered by thoelose of the week.
Tins will enable the registrar to
make out tho cards and have thorn
in the hands of tho instructors at
the beginning or next semester.
Tiie Philharmonic Orchestral so
ciety of Lincoln proposes to give a
series of three concerts in the near
tutu re. Any one who is interested
may obtain further information by
applying to Director Kimball at
the conservatory of music.
The twelfth annual Chase and
Wheeler oratorial contest of tho
Pal ladian society will be held in tho
chapel tomorrow (Saturday) even
ing. The four contestants are Miss
Bullock, Miss Leonard, .Jasper
Hunt, and 11. P. Leavitt. Tho
prizes are given by Messrs Chase
and Wheeler of Omaha, alumni
members of the societ'. An ex
cellent program has boon prepared.
A very excellent address was de
livered last bunday afternoon m
the chapel by Mrs. Pcattie of
Omaha. llcr subject, "The In
fluence of Christianity in Litera
ture," was handled in a very able
manner. She went back to the
very earliest writers, showed the
condition of literature before the
coming of Christ, took up the in
lluence of Christianity on more
modern literature. These Sunday
afternoon lectures have been very
well attended and have been very
interesting and profitable. Dr.
Brace will speak next Sunday.
Tho Junior "laws" have been
ha ing considerable excitement of
late over elections, points of order,
and presidents.
A weather beaten face pushing
a mass of "Auburn" whiskers wjis
seen entering the south door of the
main hall last Tuesday morning.
It seei no l to be familiar with the
surroundings but no one seemed to
recognize it at lirst. At last some
sharp-eyed upper classman, after
gazing for several moments- at the
visitor suddenly exclaimed, "Well,
if that isn't Montmorency!" Sure
enough "Montie" of '1M was back,
from the West to surprise his
friends by his marvelous apjxjar
anee. A good joke on Cooloy is going
the rounds. It was just after the
foot ball season when he was drill
ing an awkward squad made up of
Fair and Thorp. He had explained
to them what "double time ' was,
but neglected to tell them what
th 03r should do at the command
"quick time." He started them
at a good live pace and then very
suddenly commanded "quick time.'5
Cooley dropped back to a walk,
but the sturdy foot ball players,
thinking the command meant faster,
"hit the road" at such a terrilic
pace that the sergeant was left far
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in the rear. Ho managed finally
to 'iHng thorn to a halt boforo tho
lose of tho drill hour.
Groat chunks will bo taken out
of the atmosphere a week from
Saturday evening. Once more tho
doughty U. B. 1). C. is to moot the
invinciblo Maxwell Club in morl-il
combat. Tho question for discus
sion is, "Kesolvod that tho initiat
ive and referendum, as modeled on
tho Swiss plan, should bo adopted
in Nebraska." Allirmative (The
Maxwolls), Edwards, Williams,
Paul, Hatch. Negative (The
Unions), Lion, Baker, Nowbranoh,
Maguiro.
A very able address was deliver
ed before tho State Historical So
ciety Tuesday evening by J. Ster
ling Morion. Many students availed
themselves of tho opportunity
of hearing the distinguished "Sage
of Arbor lodge" on the money
question.
The second one in the series of
Artists' rceitals has boon post
poned one week, hence it will oe
cur next Wednesday evening, lie
will bo assistedby Miss Susie Seiio
tield. Every lover of music should
be present
Tho last program of tho Woman's
Club of this city was under charge
of Mrs. Prof. W. G. Taylor. Too
subjoots discussed were of an econo
mic nature. Miss Mary Jones our
librarian, read a very exce.lenl
paper.
The "Wheel55 news and cigar
store has removed to 129 South
Twelfth Street where we arc pro
pared to do business as formerly.
J. E. Howe, proprietor.
On the Lake MeDowel: "That's
nothing. Down in Fairbury there's
a bluff that will echo back an an
swer back every time.
Chauncey Nusz, Jack Brady, and
Chas. Lyman aro frequently seen
in the University Halls.
J. W. ScarPon '95 was at the
University last week.
Who sent McLucas that Christ
mas present? And what was it?
Strictly In It.
' The Chicago, Union Pacific and
Northwestern line oilers the best
accommodations to the traveling
public eii route to Chicago.
Through trains, fast time, magnifi
cent sleeping cars, elegant dining
cars, colonist sleepers, reclining
chair cars and handsome da'
coaches. City ticket office, 1044
O street.
Thoroughly Coinlortuble.
Passengers destined to the prom
inent cities of the Missouri River
should patronize the Chicago, Union
Pacific and Northwestern Line.
Magnificent Pullman and Wagner
sleeping cars, elegant Pullman and
Northwestern dining cars, free re
clining chair cars, handsome day
coaches and comfortable Pullman
colonist sleepers. City ticket office
1044 O street.
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