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Weber Bros, fix your spring
N. E. corner 11th and O sts.
Mas Hullhorst of tho Lincoln high,
school will spend hor summer at Cor
nell in the study of German.
The following officers were elected
In tho Union Society last Friday ov
ening for the fall term of next year:
President, D. E. Thomas; vice-president,
Ethel Masters; secretary, Ger
trude Anderson; treasurer, J. F. Mi
lok; historian, J. A. Maguire.
C. A. TUCKER
1123 O STREET
THE YELLOW FRONT
For WATCHES and JEWELRY
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PfAWlTT p,IOTOB
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i 1214 O St. cai.i.andsuKmvworr
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THE SHIRT TAIL PARADE.
The usual annual shirt tail parade of the
university battalion took place yesterday
evening. The shirt tailcrs formed at the
.armory at nine o'clock and elected Cap
tain Klingc commandant. The parade
-was formed in .two companies and marched
down eleventh -treet followed by a large
crowd. There were 160 men in the line
when it left the armory. . The paraders
were dressed in white ducks and night
shirts and each man wore a white hand
derchief tied about his head. The cele
bration was utterly d void of the objec
tid .able features which characterized that
ofpASt year. The men wcra well behaved
and obeyed the command-; of their offi
cers. This was in a large measure due to
the efforts of Capt. Kling'e, who had his
men well in hand during the whole of the
evening.
A mock dress parade was held at 12th
and N streets after which the boyp were
invitvd to partake of refreshments at
Rector's soda fountain. The paraders
appreciat d this treatment as was i vinctd
by the many lusty cheers that were given.
When their thirst was quenched, the order
. -" t . . r ; t - i-i
-was given- oiorniTTin;igiit.s. in tins
manner they proceeded down Eleventh
street, zigzagging to the tune of "Hot
Tinu-," and e er encouraged by the
music'of the six buglers who led the pro
cession. The paraders then went east on
M street and invaded the lobby of the
Liudell hotel in lock step. Dean Sher
man was then made the receipieut of a
visit from the gh stly battalion, which
formed in double rank around his door
step. Dr. Sherman was called for and
made a .speech. He expressed his appre
ciation of the call and invited the boys to
partake of some refreshments, but they
declined t iin osc upon his hospitality.
The departed with three cheers for Di-an
Sherman.
Professor Pling was the next victim.
The .hostly warriors cump.'d on the lawn
and the professor was called for. He
responded immediately. After pleasantly
remarking about lite grewsome appear
ance of his visitors, Prof. Pling expressed
himself in favor of the amusement, so
long as the men behaved in the correct
manner. Then ufter reciting some of his
own co lege experiences, he bade the
"toilers" good night. The boys de
purled with cheers fr Prof. I'liug.
The white clad hutta ion then marched
down Thirteenth street to O and along O
to Ninth. During the march the interest
of the onlooker, was held by yells, clieer,
cake walKK, and many olh r mutuuvcis.
Here lockstcp was again formed and the
long line entered the Lincoln Hotel lob
by. While here a flibhlight photograph
of the as i mbly was taken by an artist
who w.is present. Wlii e preparing for
' this the cnthubi.tKin reached its height
when u police officer who was present
consented to be included in the picture.
Three cheers for the po ice were called
lor and given with vim.
ing the Windsor hotel a visit,
jnnecl and Captain Klinge
as a mark of apprecia-
mmaudaut.
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MEALS, - - 25 CENTS
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141 S. 12th St., LINCOLN, NEB.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
Gold Alloy Fillings $1.00
Gold Fillings, .... $1.00 and up
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BEST SET TEETH
Nothing Can Be
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Here It's hard work to keep everything
spickntiil span all the time, hut thnt is what
we're here for. Our tiiiincM ha keni on
growing bccniiBe we've been particular that
every lxt le. ever package, every process of
compounding or manufacture, should be
clean anil neat,
Urine your prescriptions to hi. If you please.
Perhaps it Ibc1ou.Iv when it should he clear
in apiwnr.mc:. That sometimes happens
when a ptescription Is not put up just right.
Riggm" Pharmacy
Oaf. O and Twelfth St., Lincoln
Jhe Improved
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The Standard
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I ALWAYS EASY
The Name "BOSTON
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Private Dining Kooms lor PsrticJ.
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Excellent CuUlne.
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Lincoln, Neb.
The
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Is Planning for greater things in all departments
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D I RBCTOR
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ARE YOU $
going CAMPING!
WELL, YES!
Have you thought of the good things the Ewing
Clothing Co. have for your comfort on this
pleasure trip? Remember, you want to be com
fortable on this trip. Our Straw Hats, Duck
Pants, Jersey Sweaters, Night Gowns, Pa
jamas, Sox, are the little extras at little expense.
Also those Rubber Collars that won't melt
Jbe'Ve Been there.
HAVE A GOOD TIME, BOYS
And when you come home, see
EWING CLOTHING CO.
JII5-III7 0 STREET
FOR FINE CLOTHES AND FURNISHINGS
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