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YOU'LL FIND IT'S A GOOD PLAGE.
ITO A MIC ttttS-Sd 121 North
Proprietors Opltl Cftfe.
Oysters, Fish and Game in Season.
Also Restaurant at 1418 0 St. LINCOLN, NEBR.
Open all night. Give us a call.
We make a Specialty of 15 cent Meals.
It's the Place..
You want to go to whon you want to
purchase magazines, periodicals, news
papers and novels. Always on hand.
Eleventh and O streets, Richards block.
THE LINCOLN NEWS AGENCY,
C. L. SPENCER, Mgr.
THE M. C LILLY COMPANY
Columbus Ohio.
MANUFACTURERS OP
College and Military Uniforms and Equip
ments. Oxford Clowns and Caps, Ban
ners Flags eto Correspondence Solicited.
H. W. BROWN,
DRUGGIST
Books and Stationery,
College Text Books.
And a comploto stock of Stundard and
Miscellaneous Books.
I 27 SO. ELEVENTH ST
SULPH03ALINE
Bath House and Sanitarium.
Cor. 14th and M utreots, Lincoln, Neb.
Open at all Hours, Day and Night
All forms of batlt
TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND ROMAN.
DRS. M. H. AND J. O. EVERETT,
Managing Physicians.
All forms of baths Turkish, Russian,
electric, with speclnl attention to the ap
plication of NATURAL SALT WATER
Saths, several times stronger than Ben
water, for the cure of rheumatism, ner
vous difficulties and many other diseases,
Tho Bath House Is tho most complete in
the world. Sea Bathing may be enjoyed
at all seasons In our large, magnificent
Salt Water Swimming Pool, 60x150 ft.,
and 3 to 10 ft. deep, heated to a uniform
temperature of 36 degrees.
IT IS 7,257
MILES LONG
AND HAS RUN
A SPECIAL TRAIN
CHICAGO TO DENVER
1025 MILES IN
1017 MINUTES AND
HOLDS THE
WORLD'S
RECORD.
Is the short line to Chicago, Peoria, St.
Louis, Kansas City, and Donver. No
chango ofcars. For tickets and Infor
mation ;appjy at B. & M. depot or city
office, corner 10th and O sts. Lincoln, Neb.
G. W. BONNELL C. P. & T. A.
Best Service
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EVANS
LAUNDRY
COMPANY
Greatest...
Courtesy.
i5-J&ss;s
lltht
C. EHLERS
The Tailor....
uils A'lacle. io (preler.
Cleaning ami Repairing also Done.
126 SO, lltll SI, 0vo-ohlonbur8'sC.Rar
Intercollegiate lluruau
Cotrell & Leonard,
472-178 Broadway,
Allmny, New York.
Makers of tho...
Caps, Gown and Hoods.
to tho American Colleges and Universities.
Illustrated manual, samples, prices etc.,
upon request. Gowns for the Pulpit and
the Bench.
First National Bank,
LINCOLN, NEB.
Capital
Surplus
$400,000.00
100,000.00
N. S. IIARWOOD, President.
CHAS. A. HANNA, Vice-President.
F. M. COOK. Cashier.
O. S. LIPPINCOTT, and
II. S. FREEMAN, Ass't Cashier.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.,
The name the guarantee.
Outfitters to all the leading colleges,
athletic clubs and preparatory schools.
Every Requisite for Athletic Sports
and Pastimes.
SPALDING'S BASEBALL SUPPLIES.
Managers should send
for sampler and special
rates on uniforms and
supplies before purchas
ing. Every facility for the
best value at least cost.
TENNIS
GOLF,
CRICKET,
TRACK,
AND FIELD
SUPPLIES;
Gymnasium Equipments Catalogue Free.
Spalding's Athletic Library contains books
on every form of athletic sport. Published
monthly. Price ten cents.
THE SPALDING BICYCLE.
Strong, light, easy running. Perfection
of mechanical skill.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
New York, Chicago, Philadelphia.
Try the..
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THE FIELD DAY EXERCISES.
(Continued from flratpugo.)
Hod tho envelope somewhat, whloii might
havti boon responsible for Homo gain In
tlino. The mowingo In "it supposed to bo
torn or mutilated, when delivered, I.iiu
miulo a good mart at thu report of tho PW;
tol, nnd Cushnmn Mulshed with good Hpeod
-Tlmo am. ,
Tho ton cniluiH whloii represented Com
pany C, wore, True, Minium, Worcester,
Mnnsllold, Allen, Hiiywood, Hustle, Hob
Inson, Smoyor and llondy. Flint Hor
gennt Truo sturtcd, and Sergeant llondy
Illilshcd-Tlmo 2:12 l-fi.
Conipnny II was represented by van
Valln, Smith, Hen-man, Hiwdor, Uynn,
Wilson, Morrison, Foohot, Thorno and
Whodon. Wheilon Hturled and Smith lln
Ishori In 2U1 2-5. Dropping thu nvolopo
caiiHed a Ioks of a Utile Unit',
Company A was declared tho winner,
Other events rcsuliod us follows!
:i. Running nigh Jump. Entries W.
Andreson, It. Benedict, Iru Kyle.
Androson Mm r:3',l. Kylo second.
Polo viiult ni'iiedlet being tho only eon
tott, ho won by default. Ho was obliged
to vault once ho as .o secure a place In
tho Intercollegiate contest .
Running iiroid Jump-Androson won
10:8. On a practice, Andreson Jumpi'd lUVi.
The 220 yards dush was not run.
Shot put Hanson and Turner. Was won
by Turner, dlstunee, ill ft. It .1-1 Inchon.
. Hammer throw Tinner and Hanson.
Won by Turner, 75::.'.
Tho inllo run was run by Ryan In B: 10.
Thompson wan second. O. T. Reedy was
tho third contestant.
In tho bayonet race, the contestants
wore Company A: llltchman, Stobblns,
PlllHbury and Lau. Company H Shuff,
Morrison, Feo and Whedon, Company C
Hastlo, True, Worcester and Hendy. Com
pany D Helmrod, Steel, Robblns and
JohiiBon. Company A men won In l::i..
Individual time for tho tlrst man, Stub
bind, l:2r, company, 1:M 3-1. Tlmo by oth
er companlco. U-l:i:i',i. C 1.10. D-1.'.0.
Tho sudden rain which came up Just at
tho oloso of the bayonet race surprised tho
crowd which ran for shelter In all direc
tions. iiO yard dash Amlreaxou 1st. Popooti 2nd.
Snrgcnnt 3rd.
Standing broad Jump I'lllsbury won.
Hurdle raee Kyle won.
BASE HALL BOUNCES.
Sevoral of tho professors have remarked
that no college team was ever composed
of men of such a high standard of schol
arship as our present base ball team. A
rulo has been adopted by the management
In this connection which Is certain to re
move tho prejudices of some of the fac
ulty from baao ball. While on tho east
ern trip certain hours each day will bo
sot aside for study. This order will bo
enforced as strictly as any order upon tho
Held Is enforced.
Tho players for the eastern trip will not
bo selected until tho day before leaving.
Somo will be disappointed, but personal
feelings must not llgure when n winning
team Is being selected.
Tho crowd of cheap spongers out side
tho wires are growing In numbers nnd In
solence. Not satlslled with enjoying grat
is, pleasures for which they know somo
one must pay, they break tho wires, taunt
the guards, and Jeer our boys at uvory
possible opportunity. They range In schol
arship from tho professors' sons, to tho
dark lined fermenting demijohn from Om
aha. From pieps to law students and
seniors. From the smirking ladles' man
to the cigarette (lend. In fact this cheap
brigade Is composed of all that class of
porsons who have no sense of shame or
decency; no conception of honor. How
can a man with the faintest ray of honor
or college pride, stand up and watch the
college nine, battling for his oolloge
the management struggling In uvery hon
est way to ralso the requisite guarantee
to bring good teams to our grounds how
can a man of any decency sponge amh
doubtful pleasure, with the eyes of ms
follow students upon him? Such a man
j- ui ue irusieu in the e ass room or
In business life.
The Intense Interest which many of the
girls aro taking In the games Is a source
of great pleasure. The ball boys play bet
ter with the girls In the stand. A man can
not help but admire a young lady who can
appreciate the beauties of a good ba
game. Tho feeling Is born In his breast
,.', . K 3Url'"ssed only by the admiration
which such a girl feels for tho fellow who
escorts her from tho game. Tomorrow's
game s tin, last for i,.,i.. ......'...
ti. i ii . ..v....j ,i uiuiiui una
portunlty8 nWn "W lmS hlS R0,,,cn '-
Preparatory School to the
State University.
(School of Music building.)
The Preparatory School fully prepares
for ontranco to the University.
First semester begins Sept. 20, 1897.
Summer Session Juno 1 to Sopt. 17.
(10 weeks).
If you wish to "make up" work during
tho summer tho PREPARATORY School
Is tho only place.
Ton university preparatory Instructors
nnd approved tutors. Turn the eyes of
your friends toward tho unlvorslty by
sending them tho "announcement" of the
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, or by hand
us tho names of suoh ns need further
preparation. Call at the olllco In School
of music building or see,
C W. WALLACE, Director.
IF THE WORK IS DONE RIGHT
You never have any trouble with a point
ed toe shoe. I make a specialty of repar
lng pointed and round toe shoes, having
the special apparatus to work with. It
will pay you to take your work where It
will be done In the right way.
H CAPES, Practical shoemaker.
133 South Eleventh Street.
BY THE WAY-Do you know that tho
North-Westorn is tho biggest railroad sys
tem touching Lincoln? That It has 8,000
miles of track, tho best equipped In the
world, that It la the shortest lino to Chi
cago, and makes the quickest time, and
Is the only direct through line to St. Paul
and Duluth? It Is the truth. Just make
a note of It and whon next you travel use
this lino.
City Ofrtce 117 South 10th street.
Depot corner 8th and S streets.
It's No Longer
Wlioro tho young mon buy tho Nobby Furnishing
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A Word about Spring Suits
Wo lmvo mi ontiroly now stock and our suits for young mon
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Bureau Syndicate.
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LINCOLN
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