LOCALS.
Ti xrniar claw "drolls Juat 101 mora
,, tun year. , ,
-j'i. Ml" JirlilKO spent tltolr vacation
,hrir Homo in Fromont.
p H. Policy had cranborry sauce and
oilier good thliiRH at Soward.
Oormnin Towl wan at South Omaha
during tlu turkey catlnB period.
t'llff W'escott spent his holiday at lilrt
1i0II,p flimnysldo. In Plnttsniouth.
1roft.,ir Hrunor spent Thanksgiving
nit h hi parents at West Point.
MIjw Margaret Davis Wont to Platts
mouth to npi'iid thu short vaoutlon.
A foinpU'tf Hot of IJenJiiinln Frniiklln'H
ork Iimm boon added to tlto library.
Mp, MiuinliiK'H ultiHHUri In elocution Will
,'u, i-.Tltnl In tho oliapol Doconiber 17.
U. i, t'lunoy, 'M surprised IiIh imlvur
,lty fil.nds liy a visit during tho vneii-
Tim Mft'urtliy wus a visitor at tlio
unlu-Miv during tho Thanksgiving re-
Tlio I'nlon society will havo their koiiiI-
nnnunl muslcalo u wuuk from Friday
nlRht.
L, ltobblns Is now holding down un
emliryoi'U Journalistic Job on tlio State
Journnl.
K. V Thatcher entertained several of
hH college frlondH at IiIh homo Thanks-
giving evening.
Marry Shears of Omaha enmo to Lin
coln Smirday. and was tho guest of
lUlph ll.iggord.
S. J t'orey Is rapidly recovering from
tho Injuries ho sustained In tho Junior-
freshman game.
0. V. Dnvlos was called to his homo
in Illslng City during vacation by the
death or his mint.
Clyde McDowell wont homo to eat tur
key nt Falrbury and has been looking
cheerful over since.
Miss Flora rtullock won tho prize of
twenty-five dollars offered by the Cour
ier for the best story
The friend of Miss Florence Smith will
be Klad to henr that she Is recovering
from her long Illness.
.Mr J A IMrrett roturned Tuesday from
wk-ll I!lun"s whoro ho spent Thonks-
s!ins wish his brother.
Captain Gullfoylo wns ono of tho most
ooniii uoih enthusiasts. Nebraska had at
ihf Thanksgiving game.
The KiikIIhIi cluh will moot Saturday
eienlng at tho noma of Miss Annlo Prey
Nineteenth and G streots.
Constamer the popular barber Is locat
at IK2 o streot. Ho employs tho host
artists of any shop In tho city.
Chancellor M tic Loan delivered an ad
dress before tho southwestern toaohors'
association at McCook on last Friday.
Will McKay Is suffering from dyspepsia
brought on by a tusslo with turkoy and
other good things ho found In Oniuliu
Dr. H.XM-y i.s drawing plans for a now
mlerotone which will be made especially
for the um- of students In this university.
J- W. Se.irson spoilt Thanksgiving at
l'lattsmouth. Ho uxpounded tho source
udy method to tho toaohors of the county.
l'rofesor Taylor will hear tho classes
"i Mini ilium during tho nlwoneo of Mr.
Jone Who will spend tho holidays In tho
'(HI
Thi boianicil seminar will hold an open
meeting tomorrow nftcrncon. Tlio young
t members of tho club will furnish tho
J'rogr.mi.
AmonK WeHt Point students vho uto
turkey m homo, woro Fred Kruoglo, Kvu
0'8ullvn, J. u. Cruwford and J. K.
Lanuer.
ihw May HopiKir ', who Is now teaoh
lnK at Alliance, was elected secretary of
lne Northwestern teachers' association
kt week.
H you miss your meal at your regular
warding hoiiHn. nnmn down to Francis
Hylvunla on his way homo. Mo intended
tho mooting of tho agricultural department
of that stnto at Ilarrlsburg, whoro ho gave
and received somo valuable Ideas In his
lino of work.
At Lolghton'H you will find tlio llnost
stock of BtaUonory In tho city to olioso
from. Our prices nro tho most reasonable.
1127 O street.
A speckil collogo Hottlpinont tea Will bo
given Riiuiiiliij afternoon ut tho hours of
t nnd tl o'slook, at tho homo of Daisy Cooh-
ran. 1111 I) streot.
It affords us the most supremo edifica
tion to bo Informed that Mr. Fred C.
C'ooloy attotuled tho gamo In Onialm
Thanksgiving day.
Chancellor and Mrs. Mnol.ntu will en
tertain tho senior class Saturday evening.
Monday evening alumni eonferoiico will
bo held at his iwldotico.
k'lihn Dixon was soon at tho gamo
Thursday ut Oitmlin. A nuniher of other
Ntdiriiriku City atuinnl had planned to do
there but 'the weather prevented.
Tho society of electrical engineers will
listen to an address by Professor Urowno
Saturday evening December fi, ut 8 p. in,
In Professor Owens' lecture room.
Tlio board of regents will hold their
annual meeting December S. At this
meeting they will elect the coinuieiioement
ornior for tho coming Juno exercises.
Professor Fossler end Miss Conkllng
will uttotid tho western branch of the
Modern I.anguago association, which
meets during the holidays in St. Louis,
The seniors had a class molting last
Wednusdny, at which It was decided to
leave tho question of wearing sombreros
as a menus of distinction, to a committee.
Prof. II. II. Nicholson will contribute
an urtlolo on "Tho Hoot Sugar Industry
In tho United States" to the Gentleman
Farmer, a magazine published In Chica
Profeusor Nicholson has offered tho use
of tho chemistry lecturo room to Professor
Harbour thus enabling him to uso his col
lection of slides In Illustrating his lectures.
KcdUtid pn in Httl i
TffiBBmmnn
1 ' m re oats at
mfimm
till
vuuBmD.tiEBav
Phelps, Ian M ud.aren, finuert Parker,
tleorge Ade iml otherx. Hooks In sots
at hitherto unheard of prices. Think of
buying Macaiilay's History of Ihiglund In
live volumes for ns cents, or Dickons In
llftuen volume cloth, for Uns. Fountain
pens In great variety, and at all prices
from (!!) cents to $.-.00. Ilernolshelmois
and Oo.'s, book department.
During the football gamo In Omaha It
was thought that n slight "nrthuiiuko
shook was felt, but It was ascertained
afterwards, that it was only Tumor
downing some of tho Hawkeyos behind
the lluo.
Phil itussell Is back from his trip to
New York and Philadelphia, whoro ho at
tended tho national eonvuntlon of Phi Dol
ta Theta fraternity, as delegate from Ne
braska Alpha chapter. Ilo says he hud a
"mighty right" time.
The school of agriculture will open Do
comber 29, and will continue for twelve
weeks. This course Is designed to glvo
to thu farmers of tho stato practical In
structlon In the science of agriculture. No
examinations are required for entrance.
Do you know that headaches and many
nervous affections aro duo to tho eyo
strain, which can bo cured by gclentlllcally
llttcd glasses7 lOxamlnntlon nnd consul
tation free. II. M. Hotts. Hlchards bl'k.
Itoom 32. Hours 'J to 12 a. in. 1 to G p. m,
At tho recent beet sugar convention, a
resolution was passed recommending that
the stato legislature bo asked to appro
priate fci.OOO to bo expended under tho di
rection of the Iward of regents for the pur
pose of currying on Investigation relative to
this Industry In Nebraska.
At the last mooning of tho athletic board
Ike Pace was elected manager of tho base
ball team, and G. N. Porter assistant.
Tho board talked over tho advisability of
securing a coach for tho team and other
ways of booming basoball this coming
season.
Big
Bargains
in
Ladies' Cloaks
Ladies' Underwear
Ladies' Hosiery
Ladies' Gloves
Gents' Underwear
Gents' Hosiery
Gents' Gloves
MILLER & PAINE,
1229 to 1239 O Street.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
WATCHIC3, DIAMONDS, STERLING SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, GOLD HEADED CANES AND UMBREL
LAS. OPERA GLASSES AND HOLDERS, otc, etc., etc.
O
STERLING SILVER GOODS A. S P 13 C I A L T Y.
I havo tho largest and best equipped
stock of diamonds to bo found In tho
city, which I wlU sell as cheap as any
one, weight nnd quality considered.
EUGENE HALLETT,
1143 O street, Lincoln Nobr.
Many of our modest endots are com
plaining of tho hardship they have to 1111-
O. II. Rose, Chns. Kulhman, R. H. j dergo In wearing their flashy gold chov
Grnhnm and Walter Rhodes accepted 1 rons about tho streets. They think that
a kind Invitation from Professor and Mrs. the uniform ought to be such that it
to take Thanksgiving dinner with , couiu 00 worn .u an nines anu m an
Ilros.'
meal u,Pro.
restaurant and try a fifteen cent
Krnitrt Gerrard lias tired of his Job of
Erecting the first year Shakespeare books
and Leo C. Smith now holds this respon-
'Mo position.
This is your tlmo to buy holiday goods
at R. Fleming's, tho Jeweler, 1224 O utroet.
Do'i't fall to cnll. You will savo monoy
fcy o doing.
prof. Card who was chairman of the
ecuon on horticulture nnd botany at the
rent associations of experiment stations Bravuros
81 Washington, D. C stopped In Penn-' Corolll, J.
Fling
them.
Miss Sadie Smith spent Thanksgiving
recess at Fremont, visiting Miss Etta
Gray, '93. C. W. Taylor and E. O. Jones
also enioved thennelves at tho same
place.
Professor Fling reports a most satis
factory tlmo at McCook, whoro ho lec
tured before tho toaohors association
Friday morning. Mrs. Fling accompan
ied him.
Professor Harbour has lieon elected a
member of tho Amorican geological socie
ty. Ilo has boon Invited to road a paper
at tlio meeting held In Washington, D. C.
this month.
Havo you bought one of thoso new I'n
Iverslty of Nebraska, tablets at tho Co-Op
yet? The lettering Is mado from a spec
ial dyo. and thoy aro tlio neatest tablets
yet gotten out.
The siwollleatlons for prize stories for
the Sombrero havo been modltlcd. It will
not boroqulrcd that tho stroles lie type
written but a clear hand written copy
will be accepted.
Two Gorman classes havo been organ
ized In liio college settlement, one for tho
more advanced pupils, and one for be
ginners. These aro in charge of students
of tho university.
There were over S.OuO baths taken in
tha university bath rooms during tlio lust
month. Tho record shows thnt over 7,000
iMths have been taken since the univer
sity opened this year.
Mrs. A. J. Sawyer will speak before tho
political economy olub Tuosday evening in
room 23, library building. Tho address will
1)0 on, "Some of the Economic Causes of
tlio Prosent Social Unrost."
The preparatory chemical laboratory will
bt oiMiieil one more Saturday before
Christmas, for thoso who wish to make
up tlmo. It Is desired that tho registra
tion for desks lie attended to immediately.
John Bnvlllo says that ho spent a good
portion of tho tlmo In tho kitchen at
homo during tho recent holiday and furth
er says that it is a wonder that ho Is not
dead after all tho good things ho has had
to cat.
YOU WILL SAVE TIME
By taking the.
I places.
Dr. Uessey gavo a lecturo last Friday
night beforo tho Northwestern teachers'
association, which held Its annual meet
ing at Crawford Nebraska last week. Ho
reports that tho meeting wns well attend
ed, and that much Interest Is taken In ed
ucational matters In that part of tho state.
The Nebraska Academy or Science, ot
which Dr. Hessey Is president and Pro
fessor Sweezy secretary, will hold Its an
nual meeting at the university during the
holidays. Tho program has not yet been
entirely completed but It will consist of
papers written by members of the society
on scientific subjects.
In the report of tho comparative attend
mco of the various departments of the
university, which appeared In the last
Issue of tho Nobruskon, that of the elo
cution dciurtment was ommltted. Mrs.
Manning has now enrolled, H" which Is
ono of tho most well attended elective,
offered.
FOR MAIN LINE,
Norfolk, Albion and Cedar Rapids.
BRANCHES: All Points in Kansas.
Keep this in mind when going on foot-bnll trips or any vacation.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1044 O Street.
Tho Ottumwa male quartet will give an
entertainment In tho chnpol of 'tho univer
sity tonight, the proceeds above expenses
going to pay off tho debt of tho orator
ical association. Tho literary societies liavo
adjourned their meetings In order that all
their members can attend. Much regret
Is expressed that the benellt Is given the
night of tho Pershing Rllles hop.
Prof. T. L. Lyon Is making nrrangments
to entertain the State dairyman's assoc
iation at tho dairy building tit tho state
farm, Decerning, 17. There will bo short
speeches by prominent men of the state,
refreshments will be served and an oppor
tunity given for nil to Inspect the build
ings and work done nt tho state farm.
Discount to Students.
FREY & FREY,
Wholesale and Retail Florists.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
-iiKTWKKN
Wo nlways havo on hand a choico varloty
of roses, carnations and all cut flowerB
nnd glvo 15 per cent discount to students
ordering as a club. Call and seo us. Cor
ner of Twelfth and O streots, Funko Opera
Houbo block. Telephono 324. Lincoln Nebr.
ii-jsrcoirc
AND
Auburn, Falls City,
Atchison, St. Joseph,
and Kansas City.
City Ticket Office, .201 0 Street.
II. G. Townhknd, Gon'l P. & T. A.
F. D. Coiinkll, C. P. & T. A.
(Jhas. B. Gregory C
U. of N.. '91.
Office ft
' At uoo 0 st, s
Lincoln, Neb. H
When remembering your friends at
Christmas, don't fall to oxamlna tho many
now and useful articles to ho found In our
book department. You can got articles
for very llttlo money that cannot fall to
please tho most fastidious. Handy vol
ume classics In whlto and gold, colulold,
silk, cloth and hand painted covers, from
18 conts to 11.00. Somo of these nro beau
tifully (Illustrated in etchings and photo-
Late books in notion etc. by
M. Barrio, Elizabeth Stuart
The Mlndon club reorganized this year
with tho following otilcers; Miss Hattle
Robinson, president; Fay Rogers, vice
president; Rodnoy Ullss secretary ; Harry
McComb treasurer. Tho firut meeting o:
tlio year was held last Friday evening
at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson,
703 A streot. Tho evening waa passed
very pleasantly with games and other
amusements. Tho club wll meet every
two weoks.
Salvation Army Girl (making the tour
of largo office building): "Pan I soil you
a War Cry, sir?" FrlvolouB Clork: "My
doar young womun, I can't afford It. It
Is nil I can do to kep myself In ulgiis."
Salvation Army Girl (passing on). "May
tho Lord bless you, young man If possl
blo." Chicago Tribune.
Railroad Spotter: "You will havo to
take mo off tho main lino and put mo
on a branch. Tho conductors havo found (
who I am." Superintendent: "ThutN
strange. Aro you sure they know you7'
"Dend sure. Thy have Begun to treat
mo politely." Now York Weokly.
When you take
The Nebraska!!
You are getting a good
COLLEGE PAPER.
First National Bank,
LINCOLN, NEB.
Capital
Surplus
$400,000.00
100,000.00
N. S. HARWOOD, President.
CRAB. A. HANNA, Vice-President.
F. M. COOK, Cashier.
O. S. LIPPINCOTT. and
II. S. FREEMAN. Ass't Cashier.
W. O. FORBES,
Livery, Baggage,
and HACK LINE.
129 North Elovonth Streot.
Tolophono No. 31.
Special attontion givon to party calls
All callB answered promptly, day o
night. Hack Nos. 39, 42, 54, 55, 70 an
and 85,