LOCALS.
Tl,o Ml" Qunlntnnoo had frlonds vln
lllnn t"""1 ovor 8mtln
Moat of the senior lrl havo boon mens.
urfd (or their cnpsandROWtiB.
Prof K. H. Hftil'our will lonvo for Wnoh.
ipRton, P. C. on Christmas day.
Tho lllirnry will ho opon during vacation
(eeonlinR i tho usual vacation rulo.
Delta Tan Helta will Rlvo an Informal
donee li tlolr nail tomorrow ovonlng,
Tho l'l Retn VMb woro cntortnlncd t tho
homo of Mr. and Mra. Frank Lahr Friday
evening.
Tho clous of IWo will moot Friday nrtor
noon and nrrango for roproiontntlon In tho
Sombrero
Mr. Nilor of Whitney, Nobr., has Just
Mnt ft H" "peolmon of a golden oaglo to
thenniH-'iiiii.
Paul C"ioii an old university grndttato
vM teen about tho university buildings
Ihc pniit w ook.
i'0ll ( n not nil tho nows all tho tlmo
j,y gubmnning for Tho Nobrnsknn. Only
one lo" " ' ynr-
The in- mbera of tho psychology classes
hve lin'i.bM In their papers on tho "Sig
nificance of Brain Wolght."
Tho nitlng of tho Btato teachers' aa
toclatlon will bo held at tho unlvorslty
during th' holiday vacation.
Mr. Wlilttnoro of Vnlloy tho defeated
candidate for repent of tho unlvorslty,
tpoko In ehapcl Thursday morning.
At LeiKliton's you will tmd a complete
stock of I'hrlstmns novelties. Useful gifts
aroquot"! at prices that nro way down
low.
vorslty this wcoU. The Junior football
team which won tho class chnmplonBhlp
linn boon photographed,
SEN OUR N. ic WEAR
FOR Till HOLIDAYS I
Tho woathor Introati Issuing this week
Its regular monthly publication. This ro
port contains results of tho evaporation
monsviromontB that havo boon taken In the
stato during tho past two years, I
Mr. and Mrs. Ucorgo Siolnor rormorly
students of tho untv?rslty, now living In
Salt Iako City, aro visiting In Lincoln.
Thoy will remain about a month. Mrs.
Stolnor will bo remembered an Miss Mamlo
Oardnor.
King Nnonott, a story of Old Virginia
and Massachusetts Hay by J. F. Stlmson
(J. 8. of Dale) Is tho most popular of
recent books. You can get It at reduced
prlco at Ilorpolsholmor and Co'h book do-partment.
For oni'olui, tnorough competent work
In oorrootlng nil fonnH of oycMrnln, go
to II. M. Holts, room it.' Hluhards blouk,
corner of llth and O street. Hoursi !
to 12 a, m. 1 to 4 p. in. Examination and
oonsultntlon frco.
Most of tho professors nro preparing teat
examinations for tho throo days of work
noxt week. At six o'clock Wednesday ovo
nlng, all unlvorslty work will bo stopped
to bo resumed again at S a. in. Monday
morning, January 4.
C. HIKlroth of tho class of '95 wan ono
Of tho party of delegates starting to tho
Irrigation convention which meets this
week.
Tho library Is now bolng loft open dur
ing tho chapel hour. Burleigh and Phll
brlck worked up tho matter among tho
powers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bentley, who woro
connected with the psychology department
last year, will bo In the city during tht
, holidays.
This Is iur tlmo to buy holldny goods
atE. Fleming's, tho Jeweler, 1224 O street.
Don't fall to call. You-wlll nave money
by so doliiK
Hnsoball players exiwot to begin work
about Fobiuary 1. Indoor work will prob
ably bo tho flrst practice There Is aomo
talk of fixing tho bowling alloy so that
practice for tlio ba.tlng can bo had bo
foro going out on tho Hold.
Miss Ada Ucnton will glvo a college set
tlement too, at hor homo, Eleventh and E
streets, on noxt Saturday afternoon from
4 to 6. At tho tea given by Miss Cochrnno
two weeks ago, $7.00 was notted, showing
tho great Interest which Is bolng taken.
Handy Volumo Clnsslcs, more than 100
titles, eighteen cents each; gilt top, 12 mos
llfty cent editions for twonty-Uve. Cloth
bound books, over 200 titles In history, bi
ography, tlctlon and pootry at ton cents
each. Como beforo tho lines aro broken to
book department, Herpolshelmcr and Co's.
Tlioro will bo n meeting of the Nebraska
section of tho American chemical society
on Friday, December 18, S p. in. Papers
will bo read by Prof. II. II. Nicholson
Tho Composition of American Ciders; and .
i: Li, uiDuani tiic .Mnuuinciuro or
Starch, and Chemistry as Applied Therein.
"Dean" Gardner has been parading his
smiling countenance about the unlvorslty
during tin past week, visiting with old
icquatntnin es.
Have im bought ono of thoso new Un
iversity of Nebraska, tablets at tho Co-Op
yet? Tin. lettering Is made from a spec
Ill dye. it n. I they nro the neatest tablets
jet gotten .nit.
Harry n.ise has been doing somo Journ
alistic work on the side. In tho last Issuo
of the I'rnceton Tiger, ho had two 11
lustrateil iikes.
Fraternnv men should not forget tbnt
Western. ' i can do their tonsorlnl work
tho best ..I .my man In tho city. 117 North
Thirteen!! -treet.
Constiin . i g barber shop Is at 1010 O
street. i, n you want n neat hair cut
and a 1 1,
lenced n,.
Profes
trated l.
ecology
more b. t
Amotu
teach ;r
Georgle i
Hh Schw
Hhave, hove ono of his oxpor
lo It for you.
r Harbour gave a lecture Mus
antern slides, to his first year
"s Ho 'hopes to glvo a number
tho cloao of tho semester.
ise wlio lmvo volunteered to
),f college settlement aro; Miss
- Mrs. J. M. Crowltt, Miss Ed
i z and Miss Grace MacMillan.
Tho P. B. D. C. hold an enthusiastlo
meeting last Saturday n'ght. Offlcers
woro elected as follow; president, O. E.
Klndler, vice-prcsldont, II. O. Sutton, secretary-treasurer,
L. W. Pearson, Sergeant
at arms, Mr. Smoyer. A long parliament
ary scrap ensued over tho election of ace.
rotary, but Mr. Pearson flnnlly carried off
tho prize.
Wo have a fow dozon of tbnt CD cent lot
of fountain pons still loft. Thoy will not
Inst a week, so If you want to secure a
good nrticlo for little money como and
Investigate Horpolsholmer & Co's book de
partment. Hero you can get tho combined
fountain pen and hair pin mado by Water
man. It Is the most original thing you
ovor saw.
"AN nt.n TIIINii
Speneo wax Mining at hl tlenk Just llg
urlng up his huIiih for the day, Ho wns
nulto well siitimied, und smiled ui him
solf with Joy. Thoro wns no ono In tho
plneo but n university student, and ho wns
not bothering much, when one of tho uni
versity authoiltiPH stopped down Into tho
sloro. Hponco looked up and smiled nnow
at this possible Ineroaso In thu dny'H bus
iness. Tho dlntltiRulBhod porsonago from
tho unlvorslty purchased an Omaha paper
and a local one. Uo was reaching Into
Ills pocket, when ho spied the student
diligently turning tho loaves of ono of tin.
popular weeklies. An unlimited conver
sation took plnee between tho two upon
somo university topic, both left tho plnco
together, lnuuhlug mid In tlio best of
mood. "Well I'll bo doggonnod" ejacu
lated Hponco. l wondor If bo thinks
I'm running a benevolent Institution!"
Thereupon bo sat down and ontorod up
an account for seven cents ngalnst ono
of out dlgultni-les.
It's an 111 wind that blows nobody good.
The proprietors of tho lunch room looked
out Joyfully at tho raging storm, nnd won
dered how many would not bo nblo to go
homo for dlnnor. And thoy propaiod for
Increased patronngo that dny.
"I'm going to stop tho Nobraskan" she
exclaimed decidedly. "Hero I'vo been
rending for tho past two hours nnd hnvo
not road half tho nows, nnd It don't tako
mo fifteen minutes to rend overythlng In
Hint other" but Just then tho gong
sounded.
A good deal of tho collogo slang can bo
trncod directly to Shakosponro. Horo wo
hnvo M'pliuth saying, "This push will
cheer mo."
STOHIKS IN PASSlNG-"Cnn you open
117" "Nopo, pair tons Is tho highest I've
got. Put In ono to sweeten It."
"1 glvo seven." "Honts mo, what's tho
trump."
"What did you got on tho last exam?"
"Flfty-nlno nnd llunkcd." "Well I'm
ahead of you 73,"
"Aro you going to tho show tonight?"
, "Yes, If I got coniplenicntnrles."
"That don't seem llko tlio snmo old
smile." "No, wo don't speak as we"
! "I have a hair i'Jr'u.T atorj 1 woula
llko to relate to you," began tho story
! toiler to tho editor-ln-chlof of tho Junior
Annual. "Well In tbnt case I don't see
what good it will do to toll It do me,"
and Mac wiped tho porsplratlon from bis
expansive brow.
I Losllo looked at his latest photograph
with tho greatest satisfaction. "Surely
ho Willi put one of thoso In his case,'
1 ho thought. Hut days passed and ho
began to give up looking to sco his fnco
in tho photographer's case, as a sample
of what ho could do In tho way of his
art. A mouth later and another dozen
was ordered. Even this ono did not snt-
I Isfj tho pbotograpbor evidently, as Les-
i llo waited weeks and weeks to see if
I this time at least, tlio artist would place
j him on exhibition in his window. Then
; no gnvo it up as a bad Job. A week lat
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
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, STEULINQ SILVER AND SlLVElt PLATED WAHE,
CLOCKS JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, GOLD HEADED CANES AND UMBREL
LAS. OPERA GLASSES AND HOLDERS, otc, oto etc
STERLING SILVER GOODS A SPECIALTY.
I havo tho largest and best equipped
stock of diamonds to bo found In tho
city, which I will sell as cheap as any
one, wclgh't and quality considered.
EUGENE HALLETT,
1143 O street, Lincoln Nobr.
Tho weather bureau Is preparing to re
cord sunshine by tho photographic moth
od. An Impression is mndo by permitting, . .. ,., , ' - ,, .
.... . . .. . . , or ho saw tho smiling faco of his chum,
ll,l)ull,mluFH1.UuliH1.U,azhlB ftt I)m irom Umt cnvInWo ,.
tion. Then ho wondored somo more. Ho
In a metallic cylinder. In which has first
been placed a pleco of son3lt!zed paper.
The light falling upon this paper records
the result. This Is in addition to tho ther
mometer method which has been In uso
for more than a year.
Miss Mm tie Wheeler a graduate of last
ytarii.. has been teaching at Dundee,
111., has 1 ceptod a position in tho Omaha
high srh.Mi where smc will teach history.
phi Ki,.pa PsI fraternity initiated two
tnember Wednesday evening. They are
CllfTodr .Bcott of Plattsmouth, nnd Dr.
Law of 1. ncoln, who Is attending the law
school.
C. C firlggs and II. E. Reagan, were
toth In, i.itcd Into Sigma Alpha Epsllon
fraternity last Friday night. Both aro
Mnlors In tho electrical engineering department.
Mrs. p v. M. Raymond's chorus In tho
First Congregational church will glvo a
cantata Friday evening. Miss Anderson
f Chicago, well known to Lincoln people
i!l sing.
Now books. Artie b' Georgu Ado. Seats
of tho Mighty by Gllbort Tarkor. Story of
Sentimental Tommj by J. M. Barrio, Tho
Up li Moon, by John Oliver Hobbs, Tho
Heart of Princess Osra by Anthony Hope,
A Lndy of Quality by Airs. Burnett. Cbnp
tors from a Life, by Elizabeth Stuart
Pholns. The Damnation of Tberon Ware
by Harold Frederick, for sale at Herpol
shelmor & Co's. book department.
Vi
Professor Fossler will speak at the
Christmas entertainment in tho college
ttlement district. Ho will tell the Ger
"rans In their native language of the fath
erland across thA ...n
Mr. IT. E. Frlesol of nttsburg. Pa., vis
ited with S. W. rinkorton the foropart of
lost week. Mr. Frlesel Is a' graduate of
the Pennsylvania college of dontal sur
gery of tho class of '05. This Is his first
visit to tho west, and he expresses himself
as highly pleased with the university of
Nebraska. Mr. Frlesell Is an athlete of
good standing In tho onst, and made a good
many inquiries about tho condition of our
athletics. Whllo the records aro nothing
startling ho says ho can boo no reason why
with tho facilities we havo at our com
mand, that training ennnot Increase our
standing In athletics more systematic
training is wliat Is needed.
compared tho two photographs, and was
not nblo to sco why tho photographer
should mako such a discrimination. And
ho sworo that ho would get no more of
his trado. Somo tlmo afterward a flood
of light seem to overwhelm him, when ho
hoard his chum say. "Well if 1 had tho
monoy, I'd go down nnd got thoso pict
ures, but 1 guoss It's too lato now, as I
seo ho has thorn on exhibition."
EPHTEAR.
With apologies to H. G. Shedd.
THE LUNCHEON ROOM.
Tho university luncheon room is be
coming moro popular every day. The
girls furnish nothing but strictly homo
mado goods. The prices are:
Soup c conts
Bnkod Baans 5 cants
Plum pudding 5 cunts
Cranberry sauco 6 conts
Sandwich 3 conts
Broad and butter 2 conts
2 Doughnuts 3 conts
Pumpkin plo 4 conts
Coffoo 4 cents
Tea 4 cents
Cocoa 4 conts
Milk 3 contB
Pictures for tho Junior Annual has been
we main topic of dlscusBica about the unl-
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S HOLI
DAY RATES.
The Burlington will on Decombor 24 nnd
23, also on December 31 and January 1.
1S97. soil round trip tickets to points with
in 200 miles at ono faro and a third. Tick
ets good to return until Jnnuary 4, 1897
Tako advantage of this and visit your
friends. G. W. Bonnell, C. P. & T. A.
"And now, little children," said tho Sun
day school superintendent, "if you are
good children, somo day you may wear a
golden crown." "Paw's got ono on his
tooth now," chirped tho smallest and
nowest boy. Indianapolis Journal.
YOU WILL SAVE TiME
By taking the
FOR MAIN LINE,
And Norfolk Branch.
All Points in Kansas.
Keep this in mind when going on foot-ball trips or any vacation.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1044 O Street.
4BL:iBPrr
TWO TRAINS DAILY
-HKTWhKN -
iiiNrooL-rc
AND-
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Atchison, St. Joseph,
and Kansas City.
City Ticket Office. 1201 0 Street.
II. C. Townsem), Gcn'l P. & T. A.
P. D. C0BNK1.1.. C. P. A T. A.
When you take
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEBRASKAN.
Don Cameron's lunch counter, 118 South
Eleventh street.
SUBSCRIBE POR THE NEBRASKAN.
ghas. B. Gregory C
U. of N '91.
Office A
At 1100 0 St, S
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The Nebraskan
You are getting a good
COLLEGE PAPER.
As In tho Beginning Railroad Manager:
"Here, Blobbs, this new time table won't
do at all!" Blobbs: "I thought it very
explicit, sir." Manager: "That's Just
what's tho matter. The first thing you
know the public will be able to understand
a time table as well as we. See If you can't
complicate It a bit." San Francisco Wave.
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Capital
Surplus
$400,000.00
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