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AT THE TWO SAMS
BUY YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Io1E MiEMBERI, Guess the word that will open the sale, a dicitionary word of
lOeletters, will get you One Ifun1dred Dollars, at
L_13BLTZ.
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EIEST WORK IN THE CIT!, STATE ST. TAILORS,
OALLEDFOR and DELIVERED. FIRST CLASS WORK.
M-SEILR TT STUDlENTS.
O ff South Fourth Ave. UL ANJSEE LJF3, U
Sr.7Of Old U3. of M. should have a
University of Michigan G"uitar.
Prices lowest, quality higliest. Guaranteed every inch of the road.
Violin amid Gultar Strings, 10 cts.; Iajo and Mandolin Strings,
5 cts. Everything in proportion. ^i T NOLI.Cemn, A1H DV17 V ORGN}
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CORN ElR MAIN AND 11ICRtON STREETS.
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CIGARETES iN rilECITY.
IILACIK'/ SILK _IMU EFLERS AND FWINE NECKTIES of Ev'er',
iDescription.
FERGUSON & SLATING,
Sr ttudent still save money ixy buying U.nixersity Text-Blooks and all suPli,, i R idqtiatexx Wi ;lios
special diseoxut on I (W BOOKS, MEDICAL IBOOtKS, DISNTAl. ]BOOKS in it x xveryPool used in iith
IVniveriy. 5,000O Blank Books it lowsest prices
11 -DI 1300T.STlORlE 'I Z E CITI.
''L THIE NW EST STYLES ~ICLAEv, iixxi~ li xv xxil
i~~iiiii ixt I p ~eaisedl to seenitheir Clief Justice
r ix xii cuing xcheap ixoiiiay rates lxi elxxi iiistxxxiiigtv
C i IflT T N lli Nill xximxiet atithlawixxixil priiximiixlxexturers oxvthe lx nix c-
TS turdaix at in a. mi., t() xiji six t sity. and le xressedi thixr appirobia-
-- I \-A ' xithi xarxvus R.. Kagexits,
kTN xxiit.-Thierexwiiili e a soxcial
ixf the WVoman's League Saturiday,
CO. s, Dec. 13, at 3-5 P.in. Meinbers
q St.e svwiose inanmes rainge froni A to) I are
- -invitedI to mxeet at 'Mrs. 1. 1..
D'Ooge's, 77 WVaslstenaw ave.; those
3io sfrom jZ, *at Mrs. 'Thompson's, 25
et. E. Univ. ave. All students are in-
pty. vixed who are or wish to become
ht met.nembers. a Names anidedues will be
0.1 received a the mneetinig, or at any
ETTES. time, hy members of the executive
Stmnkers who cotmmittee. All ladies of the fac-
to nay a little ulty are cordially tnvited.
ine ieyre dinary The usanagement of thie Athletic
etoes, will fiod
in superior so Association wish it stated thxat no
wood Straight one is authorized to take stubscrip-
ons the bright- tioiis for the Athletic Field.
d highest cst
Thio is the Old
aut Cigarettes,
year i8o. THE NEBRASKA STUDENTS.
ervs that te __
7aekage.
ic. They Banquet Judge :Maxwell and
sod. Virginia. Have a Generat Good Time.
nek 1s (SuOe tif the pleasaintest soxcial
Banking Laws events of the season was the oiiipli-
if s dities of thj usentary banquet given hy the Ne-
~5 P prpe bask iudnt i hoxo o Jdg
tixili of xliv appoinitmienit andilsteeiii
for their Judxige by teindering himnia
coimilimnitary hanquet, to whlichi
Iea Kni ioxwlton, of the Law Faculty,
seas iiivited as aix honored guest.
A hue sprvead was laid at llai--
sterfer's at iso'elvock last eveinig, if)
whlieci the fxxloizixxg genitlemn Ir-
ticiliatetil: loasttsaster, Ralph Platt,
psresiided at the head of thxe table'.
Onf lhisright iwere Judlge Maxswell
anxdl Professor Kinowton. At the
other end President L~ow was seated,
axid on the sides were ranged the
follosting gentlemen: C. V. Miles,
1.. 1. Abbott, J. IL. Waller, I. L.
Ottomineer, J. A. Harmon, F. J.
Taylor, G. A. Eberly, F. J. Hlole
and It.IL. Woodsvorthx of thxe Last
tdepartmient, auth Messrs. Atkinstoni,
Crummuer, 'ihomas, Kenl, Baltiii
andilTowvle iof the Ilit. idepartmienit.
Toasts swere given latex ini the even.
insg, Mr. Platt acting as toast'-toaster,
aindswene respoiided to ais follows:
"Aix upright jxudge, a learned
judge," S. F. Low; 'H~ow I be-
came a lawsyer," Judge Saomuel,
Maxwvell; "'PTxe largest law school ip'
the swold,"TProf. J. C. Knowlton;
"A fair state to look upon,".C. II.
1Towle; "Our future bar," C. V.
sMiles: "Our-University," TI. Keel;
"Our .giel," IL. I. Abbott; "Thze
baby law," F. J. Taylor; "Thie
Western Students" H. L. Otto-
lmelee.
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tie Styria . x -ri; fotxxr tixi.'"5shi unr,
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1t'xrii rot y ixol'cnyfixtilexe ;xrxx It ris
'oei xii x iein V? iiixitroit il ii 1:xt141 eon,
T ie3,
DrepS Shirfis,
patent
Leather
Shoes.
GOODSPEED,
FI11 PHgTgGRiplls,
MtIllinery and Art Hoods.
'30 EanstHuron 5t.
Manufaeturers of,
Band lnd Orchiestra
Band ltd Orthestra
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SORTHNDc Ti,.
IT FILtL PAY YTt. #Shrtban4 sehsasl.Saw
Buttt55ng, 20801thit's tte ls&'t.
w, ntKmmq Vies i'rtti. Maxwell, of the Nebraska supreme
'toSAS. t ttcocst, cashier. couet,.who is now delivering a course
"-tTHiE ARGUS.5- of lectilres to the senior and graduate
( F) I48N@,laws. The state of Nebraska sends
AT ,LOWPRaICES. about a score of lie stuedy sons, and
Snew and old, large and one of her fair. dau hters Co the
frcoal, wood, oil and University froni ,her distant prairies.
tni t J. E. Hlarkins', 28 E. They. recently, perfectedsan organias.
street. ion by electing S. E. Low, Law '9r,