Wo glvo you a vory oarnost In
Invitation to visit our Cloak and
Suit Dopartmont. Wo aro showing
an assortment In Cloaks, Fur Col
larottos and Suits, which wo think
surpasses that of all other Lincoln
stores combined.
Ladies '
Capes
Jackets
Furs
and
Suits.
miLLERcfc PAINE.
Latest Shades
Up-To-Date. . .
WE HAVE THE BEST
$3.00 -m. $3.50
SHOE ON EARTH
WEBSTER & ROGERS
1043 O ST. .
jmtKf .
VHW
THE FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP CAME.
(Con tin it
till hut a fow ot whom arc now men
who had little or no experience heforo
tlllH H0IIHO1I.
FOOTJIAIh SATURDAY.
The football game next Saturday be
tween our unlvornlty und Urlniicll col
lege on our ;nmpuH promlHCH lo be an
InteroKtlng one, uuil from all indica
tions will be the bivd game of the ho
rh' of home ganim.
(Irlnnoll linn been working luuil and
training faithfully. Many of the last
year'H playei-H are bach again and the
ability of the team to put up a Htrong
game of football cannot be qticn
Honed in the least when we tulcc Into
eoiiHidcratlon the magnlllcent victory
It won over MlnneapoliH Htote unlver
nlty a Hliort tune ago, the weoro being
10 to 0.
The NebniHUa boy have Just- re
turned from their trip to Missouri and
are confident of showing the Iowa
boys the same that they shewed the
Missouriaus.
It will cost mon- to bring the Grin
nell team here than any other loam
that plays on our homo grounds this
year, so the student body should turn
out in force and help out financially
as well as to cheer the boys in gain
ing another scalp to dangle at 'their
belts.
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TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN
Lincoln and uburn, Fulls City, Atchison,
and Kansas City.
City Ticket Office, 1039 O St.
H. C Townsend. G. V. & T. A.
F. D. Cornc'l, C. P. & T.A.
THE BEST SKILL.
THE BEST OF EMPLOYES.
THE BEST STARCH.
Three reasons why the .
BEST LAUNDRY
...does the very best work with pract
cally no wear on the linen.
All work guaranteed. A trial makes
a patron Call up 570.
1144 O Street.
TOWNSEND & PLAM0NDAN.
THE OLIVER, NOV. 4.
"Ole Olson" is recorded as one of
the biggest money making attracting
of last reason. It is out thin huokoii
upon its "farewell tour."
genuine surprise in the way of a
big novelty is promised in "Ole Olc
' son," which is one of 1ihe bookings
hero this season.
The old reliable "Ole Olson" is an
nounced as one of the early nitrac
, tions here. "Ole" seems to have a
lease of perpetual life.
, One of the stongest companies over
i engaged for a dialect comedy will be
seen here this season in "Ole Olson."
I That clover Irish commcdicnuc, Miss
St. George llnssey, is again with "Ole
Oloson" and iwll be here early in tiie
season.
At the Oliver Friday evening, No
vember -I. Seats on sale Wednesday
morning at 10 o'eloek. Secure your
seats earl v.
HEBPflLSHEW & CO.
You'll Find It's a M Place.
FRANCIS BROS.,
CIPITflL C1FE
121 North 1 1th Street.
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Oysters, Fish and Game in Season.
Open alii night. Give us a call.
We make a Speciality of 15c Meals.
Special attention given to
STUDENTS HAIRDRESSWC, MANICUR
ING, SHAMPOOINC, SCALP
TREATMENT.
HAIR TONIC, TOILET GOODS.
121 North 13th St.
If you taavo not yet found
a fountain pen to your
liking, try the
CENTURY DOUBLE -FEED PEN.
Write for Circulars. A good agent wanted
In every collego and high school.
CENTURY PEN COMPANY,
Whitewater, Wis.
Northwestern University
Medical School...
The high standards and progres
sive methods which have given this
school its enviable reputation for over
thirty years arc carefully maintained.
For circulars of detailed infor
mation address the Secretary,
Dr. N.S. DAVIS,
Chicago, III.
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Manufacturers of high grade
UATEUNITY EMBLEMS
UATEUNITY JEWELUY
UATEUNITY NOVELTIES
UATEUNITY STATIONERY
UATEUNITY INVITATIONS
UATEUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Send for Cataioguo and Price List. Speclul
designs on application
140 142 woodward Ave. DETROIT, WlCrJ.
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Students work a Spoclnlty.
1144 O ST-
' Good Barbers, New Furniture, Excellent Work,
WILLIAM JEWKLL GAME.
The Nebraska football player.s, last
year'H champions of the lntercollcate
l.cngno, Ixwlwl over the canvns
bauked you ngu tors from William .lew
ell yesterday aftfrnoon, defcaliln
them by a score of 118 to 0. The (fame
was played at Exposition park before
a handful of spectators, most of them
wore the colors of the Baptist college.
The Ncbrnskans had their oppon
ents carol at the start and their score
was nearly twenty when the .Missouri
youngsters awoke to the fact that
they themselves could play a little
football. They located 11 weak spot
in the Nebraska line and crashed
through repeatedly. Only the over
whelming superiority of weight eon
pled with the too frequent fumbling
prevented a touchdown in that one ral
ly made by the Alissourinns. The ball
was forced to the twenty yard line
und there sacnlileed.
Three minutes after the commence
ment of the play the Nebrasknns
fecorcd their flrst touchdown, Pillsbury
carrying the ball after a iliteen yard
run. . lie leather was again worked
to within ilve yanks of 'the line, when
Nebraska fumbled, but secured the
ball on a lluke by William .Icwell.
Kingsbury was forced over for the sec
ond score. Dencdlct rounded right
end for thirty yards nnd then made
forty-live around left , planting the
ball 'between the posUs twelve minutes
after the secoj)d -tonhdown.
Then the Jkiptists made their rally,
which lasted but a few minutes, but
which brought to light unmintnknble
weak spots in the Nebraska line, Re
peated f-ains were made 'by hitting the
line, and Vortcr. William .Jewell's best
ground gainer skirted the Nebraska
right end for thirty yards. On the
twentieth yard line Nebraska secured
the ball on' a fumble.
In the second half the William .lew
ells showed the effect of their hard
work in the fore part or the game and
offered little reslitance to the attacks
of their heavier opponent.-. Two
vnrds from the goal line Folhner fum
bled the ball and it rolled across, Carl
securing a sufctv by falling upon it.
OTIIEIt FOOT UMAj S OltES.
Jn the .Minnesota-Ames game, Uap
tain Oole of Mlnnie.voUi was seriously
hurt. 'J lie fccore was. 0 to 0 in favor of
Antes.
The Carlisle Indians scored against
Yale Snl'iirdnu Yale won 18 to 5.
Princeton defeated Cornell in an ex
citing game, to 0.
The University of Chicago defeated
'i-Uiuos!t(rn Universitv 34 to f.
At Philadelphia The Uivcrsity or
poiiKivivmiiii :e I.nfavctte 0.
At Milwaukee The University of
UlinoU 17, Ifcloit 0.
At Cleveland Syracuse University
Ki, Cae fcChool of applied sciences 0.
A't Wnrren-burg, Mo. Kansas Uni
versitv M, Missouri Normal 0.
At Cambridge Harvard 110, Chicago
A. CO.
At Cireeneastlc Depauw 10, nose
polvtcdhnic 0.
At Columbus Marietta college 10,
Ohio State U uivcrsity 0.
A1 Ann Aib.ir University of Michi
gan M. Notre Dame 0.
At Ohampnign University of Illi
nois 10, Alumni 0.
At P!tllurg Latrohe A. C G, Grean
castle 0.
At West "J o.nt Wet Tolnt 18, Le
high 0.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati University
0, Obea-lm 5.
At Annapolis Cadets 10, Pennsyl
vania tate College 11.
At Clcvclnnd Western Ttescrves 29,
Ohio Wusleyan 0.
Nebraska University Hiad only n
small game yesterday foT practice; It
played William Jewell college of Mis
souri at Kansas City and won oy a
score of 28 to 0. Nebraska, is making
for itself a splendid record of victories
and it stands well to win tilie western
championship.. From Sunday's Coun
cil llluffs Nonpareil.
Grand Opening
Display of Fur
Garments . . .
NOVEMBER 3d. 4th and 5th.
Over 1,300 Fur Garments displayed, consisting
of Oollarottos, Jackots, Oapos, Mutts and Scurfs in
gonuino Soal, Ottor, ) 13oavor, Astrakhan, Marton,
Opossum, llaccoon, Monkoy, Badger, Mouiiloon,
. Persian Lamb, Krimmor and othor Furs. Wo
announce the oponing now so as to givo you plenty
of time to proparo for making selections. Wo will
deliver any garment you may select, or tako your
measure and make a garment to your special ordor.
Collarottcs as low as $1.4(J; clipped coney collarettes
with astrakhan collars from $3.40 to $15; Marton
collarettes at $10; brown opossum collarottors, 12
inches deep, $5; monkey collarettes $5.97; mouiiloon
and electric seal collarottcs at $10; mouflloon and
gray astrakhan collarettes at $S.50; electric seal
collarottos, long tabs, Marton tails, $5.
Don't miss it for it will, without doubt, bo tho
richest display of Fine Furs over scon in Lincoln.
HERPO
LS
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&
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CLARKSON LAUNDRY
before you tie up with any laundry.
OUR WAGONS GALL ANYWHERE--AKY TIME..
WHEN
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'ctT
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LINCOLN, NEB.
To OMAHA All points east.
KANSAS CITY east and south.
DENVER and all Colorado points.-
OGDEN and SALT LAKE.
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S N FRANCISCO and LOS ANGELES.
Has the Best Modern Equipment.
Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleepers.
Dining and Free Reclining Chair Cars,
For Time Schedules, Tickets, Reservations of Berths, Call or Address,
E. B. SLOSSON, Gen. Agt 1044 O St., J. T. MASTIN, C. T. A.
Lincoln, Neb.
H. G. BURT, Pres., E. DICKINSON, Gen. Mgr., E. L. LOMAX, G. P. & T. A.
Omaha, Nebraska,
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lumKii aiTMrn'n AT. TT?TTKTWOnT HY
nnrcnnu In Ihlo ill at I til manage OUT 1)HB-
ncsRln their own nud nearby counties. It Is
mainly ofllco work eonduoted at homo. Sa'ry
straight 900 a year and expenses rtetlnUo
tionailde, no more, no less salary. Monmiy
$75 nefurences. Enclose beU-addresscd
stamped envelopo. Herbert E. Hess, l'rost.
Dopt. M. Chicago,
For Style, Quality and Price ....
TAILOR MADE GOODS
You should call on
NEBRASKA PANTS & SUIT COMPANY,
143 N.13trfSt. - Oliver Thoatre Building.