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LOCALS.
(Xiinerou's bundli Kootn, 118 South
Eleventh. Open day and night,
Oncvin l- Lnmbortson, Dentist, 1205
0 St., Alex. Ulk. Tel. 245.
jHn Corn Cropsoy, 'OS, is visiting
the Ml"1"' mii' a,, brands (lore.
WHllnin II. Kin,' vns inltintoil iu'to
Knpi,n s,K"ll,n ' ,sl Saturday evening.
Hnrrv Frank of Omaha wis visiting
Ms Slg"" Chi brothers last Saturday.
le Ilonghtelln, of Fnirbury, law
07, swi among Univorsi'ty frlonds
Sutuln .
I).ir Hnrks, law '07, of Fnirbury,
ovent S.nuitlny and Sunday with llota
Thctn l'i.
Kanu'-t K IVuke of Haywnrd Col
lfjjl., III.. ha- uglsterod for Univer
sity "!
rrini-ipnl I. h. out tor or lion trice,
rtn. n, .Saturday
ns fii.iu (iriunell
The Senioi -Junior foot ball game
was played Friday and was declared
a tie, although tho Seniors scored a
touch down. H was decided to play
the game Wednesday, but the Juniors
failed to show up and tho game was
glen to the Seniors.
One hundred copies Evan Harring
ton, tho author's latest and llnal re
vision of 1808. are here, llnwnro of
shelf worn and second hand copies. I
They do noto contain tho revisions.
Students' Co-Opcrattvc Hook Co., Lin-1
coin, Neb., 225 N 11th. J
Mr. (Jeorge W. lleiinrod, a former i
Nebraska student who graduated last
'lune at llaivard. has boon appointed
assistant in physical olu'inistr hi
tbat Institution. Mr. Jleinirod was
awarded a .scholarship in ohomistrj '
at his graduation and this second np- ,
ointmont it a further recognition of I
his nbilltv.
Inti'irollcRlnto Uiirpiiu.
Gottrell & Leonard
IT-MTH llromhviiv
Albany, Now Yorl-
MiikiTsof tho
Caps, Gowns and Hoods
To the American Colleges and Uni
versities Illustrated manual, samples,
prices, etc , upon request. Gowns for
the pulpit and the bench.
Beware
to sot
liny only the revised imIIMoii of Hv-
e the brave!"11 J,nrrl"ffto t Students' Oo-Opcra-I
tive Hook Co., Lincoln, Neb., 225 N 11.
1 If Vtflll Mlllll fm. .4t-tlt..L ......LL.ul
1.... f 11... V..l. Ilt.,1. '...'..' .'"" '"-- i--"..
m,k . ,,-,.,.. ... .... .. ,.,8 rioaiHMi or repaired in good shape ami
(,,.!. m- in Lincoln Saturday to jut mirnnnl: mtm take thorn i I.
1 1 1 ii.nvii k1111-
' ViircI. practice limited to Skin
" Diseases, 1400 O St.
. iipa l'fi Iwiys will entertain
v . olub of Heat rice, Satur-
tli
Dr. E
ad I rr
I'h 1 I
h. N
a. 1 1 1 if.
Hi, 1 . adinn society was ontor
tii,.,! the home of Miss Krisinnii
saimtl. ccning.
Dr. D L. Knnisdoll, skin and gonito
rinsirt ilimsi. l!i7 So 12t St.
Pn 1 1 lee has been unable 10 meet
;i r'ae llil week on aeeouut of
nckne.
liert Koliin.-on. '00. who ha boon
onm-itoi with tin exposition, nns re-
.1 ivoU over raumu.
rt
iimed fi'i I nivendty work.
Dr. S. i:. Cook, practice Mini ted to
I eve, en 1. nwo and tihroat. 1215 0 St
Iharit - Ilnidy, Jr.. 'OS. came down
'rom (Mn. 1 ha to spend a ennple of
da m h his Itetn brethren.
(Tupe. eercincii begin now at
-nun,- ! Iito 10. instead of
nook .1- formerly.
Iiin - i T-nther Sal
,ii -; iv ,o. root jonn store. i-i.
1 -irt
Mr. A L. Tucker, of the Second Xe
Haka leginient, has resumed his
mMh ,. the Senior law class.
S. Koed, 1020 O
Miilnorv store.
Students having an thing in the
line of books, tnugn.iucs or good lit
erature of imy kind, which the. arc
willing to eontributo to College Set
tlement library, will kindly loao ,
same in olVlce of sceietary and treas
urer, room 101, main building, or noti
fy I-:. II. Wiwoottt h a mite in the
mail lm. We need good books.
Please interest ,oursiles in this
work and help to provide good read
ing for thoe who need it.
P-4
M-. I ll.i lUehardson. of Hoston,
t. .iil.lresied the students in chapel
i-i.i morning on Loyalty and
ldisllll) '"
We guarantee every pair of shoes
pre satisfaction. Foot Form Store,
1213 0 street.
The famous boulder of rhe elnss of
u. h.i .iir;iin been dlrturbed. This
me 11 rceei.cd a bath of blue vitral
ui i I jirrbnbly disfigure it for life.
Our Students' S3 and S3.50 shoes are
if bet .hi earth for the money. Foot
?Km Store, 1213 O street.
I i
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Frank
on
Yhe ,
'.St Cl.e
oiiaii e
llt'.i 1 1
"'Mil, .
L 1 , .
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KKSOLI'TIOXS.
Whereas, II lm plen-ed our Father 1
in lli omnlseent' wisdom to remove
from temporal life the sister of our ,
fellow worker, Frank Miller, the Pal-j
ladians offer the following resolu-1
lion: J
I hat we extend to this belood
brother our heartfelt sympathy, and
we mingle our grief with his in the
.is of a dear sister.
I.e it reiklvf.il llmt vi mi. ml n nnnv
1 of ihee resolutions to our brother:
, t'a'ilailiau. and that we place this e-
(i mini- presi,,i, f sMupnthy ujion the rolls)
in our soeiei, aim also uini we iiaic
the resolutions published in the itni-
er.l papers.
WILL J. LOWIMF.
CI1L I.'OWLHU.
W. 11. 11. M0015K.
Committee.
of spi nous and fraudulent Imita
tions f the Waterman Pens.
Huy the genuine
which has a record of lo years of
sueees, and has been during all
that time, as it still continues to
be, the best loumlaln pea ever made,
and the standard of the world.
Do inn Ik deceived bv inperfect
imitations, hut mc that the pen
you buy is stumped
Waterman's
Ideal
Fountain Pen
and hae it endorsed a such to
ou by u or your dealer.
All our" pens are guaranteed.
Si I P Wjitormnn fn
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157 BROADWAY, NEW YORK N. Y.
The Conneticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
THE MOST PERFECT PROTECTION at
LOWEST POSSIBLE COST
For Premium Hates write or call on
HORACE G. WHl'TMORE, U. of N. '95, Con. Agent,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
LINCOLN, NEB.
W Christie has returned to
!n after his prolonged
i lhing at the Phi Knji-
ve.
nEDICHL
C0LLEE
I . Kain, Julian I'lac'kman,
i.iol, Ernest Ames, and Fred
nt Sunday at the eposi-1
.ii'hirr 'I'ailoring Co., dicxiS
- wvrk and tilie j)riceis are
S. W. cor. 11th' and O.
rk, Austin Collett, Fritz
Joe 1'ichnrds and Frank
-(M-iii Sunday and Mou-
1 1.
11.U.M
JUtll I I
)PI
I "ip, Jr., '00, of Edgeinont,
II "'.1. stopped off between
-irei old friends, while on
pd ),,., from Philadelphia.
Mtboiitr' the Senior bos have de-
! to .r, 1 liat inn cant's, vet thev
t uiidiii. 10 agree upon any sieclal
J nf ( 1 ,.,
rii
-' fv
Ki
"n .uul Irwin are each auf-
' 'in i)oiJt, on their arms, but
'"ii willingness to get into
- triune regardlefc of these
iiiii,
' 'in.,
i' .ii
of iyo:j gae a delightful
-itiirdwy night in A. O. U.
! was a distinctly class af-
"on the piciinint air of all
"ii oceasioiiB.
iw iii.'t ,.,,...,.., ,..,., :,.,i -v..,,.
. .iiivuili JUlllllUi, A.v..
"" -"' at Gardner's Suitorlum.
I'IOmi l! r flfifitws'1 Tiri(Url flTlft r
I'lioiie 70S. southwest cornor
J' ""'I lmt.eine.nt.
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P.ASK15T P.ALL STIPULATIONS.
Th- following stiiuIntions govern
the Triangular league in basket ball
tielwocn Doane. Wesleyan and the
University oi Nebraska:
1. This onranization shall le
known as the Inter-Collegiate Uasket '
lJall League foi the State of Nebras
ka 2. All games shall be played ac
cording to the strictest interpretation
of Ihe basket "ball rules for the year
in which games are played.
.1. All officials shall be strictly non
partisan, viz: Members of the insti
tution which is not playing in the
(Taint in question.
4. Each home team shall provide
for the eMiises of the visiting team
and for all other o.vpene? of the
aaine.
.. The schedule of games shall be
irin in November of each year.
We. the undersigned, representing
the basket ball tennis of this Triang
ular league, agree to abide by these
regulation1-.
Course 2S WeeJKs.
Fees (55.00.
Offers great inducements to stu
dents of medicine in the west.
Methods of instruction most satis
factory.
Clinics in both surgery and medi
cine held in the following hospitals in
this city: County, Methodist, Child's,
Immnnuel and Presbyterian hospitals
weekly.
Catalogue sent and questions an
swered by E. V. CHASE, Omaha,
Nebr., Continental block.
1 f. graduate of the Lniver-
aiul now a rising young
Issues, Neb., came down
pend the day in the li-
1 1
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l"ilii 1,,
h.'
r0fet,h(ii 1.h.b.v -ie Tw.w.ivinrr n
.uuiiil,.. 0r luttors from HiL'h
' til hern ficl'liwr tnf Infnrm.l.
M Willi --i x- ,? 1 ,.,...- -1
1 ." '-Kiii 10 uie Toacning m
""J in the High Mihools.
Will ('liai)in iitwt A.11ni 5 Tiirc
t ilr. .. V A. , .
-'..11 11-0111 (ifiuirifi ii K 1 ip.
S( ) I 1 1 .M 0 1 1 1!-Fit ESI i MA N M EET.
The Sophoiiiorc-Frushinan fieui and
track meet will take place uion the
eampiin at 2 o'clock Saturday. The
contest promises to be most interest
ing. The entries are quite full, twen-ly-two
having signified their intention
(if contesting. The Sophomores are
lSurr, Swallow, Hart, Mantz. Cowgill.
Clinton, Shane and Kerry. The Fresh
men are: Clark. Walker, Weston,
Warner. Pepoon. McPotnhl. Stall,
Mnrick. Hewitt, Iester, T)asenbroek.
Wallace, Hoard and Neilson.
A competent corps of officials hae
been selected and every thing will be
run off quickly and smoothly.
After the contest there will be a
foot ball game between the Lincoln
High whool and the second eleven of
the FnlvenfMy. Tills will be close
and evelting, as each tonm has al
ready won a game from its antagon
ist and quite a little feeling exists be
tween the trains.
Ecr t-tudent should come out and
encourage these two branobes of Ath
letics and "root" for our second loam.
When You Write
To Your Friends
who are coming west to
visit you, just add a post
script like this: "Be sure to
take the Burlington Route.
It's much the best."
You are quite safe in
doing this because our ser
vice from Chicago, Peoria,
St Louis and Kansas City,
in fact all eastern, south
eastern and southern cities
is just as good as our ser-
ice to those points. And
that, as everyone who is
acquainted with it will tes
tify, is the best there is.
Tickets and time tables
on application at B. & M.
depot or city ticket office,
corner 10th and O Sts.
G. V. IJONNELL, C. P. fc T. A.
Lincoln, Neb.
iatioo
t a"
ortUt
ualitr
eta-
Ml '
ball
frame Saturday and visit
'111 Kllimn Tt-i I.-,..!,,.,,.. Tlnlli
wow-red from the fever and
euter ilio it,.:,.,.u.. jn.,. r,...i
Wie Metropolitan Barber rihbp.
. iu.x cms work at low prices.
wm J5t"5 aoo, lJUc; fflifiniea
TUitickotB. iji8 0 street. B.J.
nOn. Tt..t..i
j DW Cafe, SoulHi lliSi. Open
The very Latest
Styles in Men's Shoes
The Best in quality
at any price
We make these shoes
and sell direct from
the factory.
utfvSrsity fl-OO I Hand Weltedl
One Profit: Maker to Wearer.
REGENT SHOE CO., 1036 O Street-
BUSINESS
SUITS.
Come in and look at them, examine the
goods, the linings, and the way they arc
put togetherj try them on and say
whether you ever saw their equal for the
money. Here is more style and better
material than you will ordinarily get in a
made-to-measure suit at thirty-five dollars.
Think of buying suits like
these at $10, $12, $15 and
$18, and every one warranted
by the makers,
HART, SCHAFFNER &. MARX.
TXVLSii'&iiSLL v.lV-iNT 4
&HFW r f
. V v $
a-iN1, v
aears,?
Kira
KiLJI
WRl4fL&l
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GUARANTcED CLOTK NC.
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FOUR-liUTTON SACK SUIT.
PopyriBht. 1693,
by H:.ri, SchaOuor & Marx.
Our prices arc always lower on the "anus goods than other stores
name. Fine -nits at $7 r0. $10.00. 512. HO. S1S.00 and 518 00. that will
cost you more than twice our ptico made to measure, and you don't
have to wait an indelinaU length of time after leaving your order
for our Mtits are rcadv for vou when vou arc readv for thciu.
ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO
1013-1019 O Street
Before engaging Music call on
HAGENOW'S ORCHESTRA AND BAND,
OLIVERJ-HEATREJUllLpiNG.
Office on ground floor.
and get
SPECIAN RATES FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS,
The University of Nebraska
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Is better fitted than ever before to give artistic instruction in
Voice Training, Piano Forte Playing, and all
other principal branches of Music,
Siudents will receive full information by ap
plying at the School located directly
South of the Campus, and can
enter at any time.
Tuition is the Lowest Consistent with Sound
Instruction.
WILLARD KIMBALL,
DIRECTOR.
Turpin's School of Dancing.
Children's class, Saturdays 2:30 p. m.
Ladles' and gentlemen's class, Mondays and Thursdays 8p.m.
Tho Academy offon. advantage for cotillion clubs, private parties, etc.
Is newly furnlbhod and decorated. Will be rented at reasonable rates.
For further information addrebs,
iw
ALBERT TURPIN,
1132 N Strret.
Lincoln Neb
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orf