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A conolldtlon of
The Hcupcrlan, Vol. 81, Tho Nebtaakan, Vol, 10
Scorletaad Orcmm, Vol. 4.
Published dlly, except 8andy wid Monday,
t tb Unlrenlty of Nebraaka, Lincoln, Neb.
by tbe Hesperian Publishing Co .,
Boaiid Or DraiOTOM
ProfoMora J. I. Wyer, and O. R Blcharda:
H. P. Leavltt
John Wcatorer R B. Walton.
failure on tho part of the Laws to sup
port tbe excellent book published by
their representatives last year. There
Is no reason to suppose that another
attempt, -which could hardly surpass
In , merit the first, .would . be . received.
In any better manner.
Editor-in-Chief Fred A. Sweeley
Manager A. O.Schrelber
Affl't. Manager Fred Naughton
Amoclata Editor A. M Lory
Circulator - Walter B. Standeven
STAFF
Athletic - B. A. VanOrwdel
Assistant Athletic - H. L. Swan
NeW8 .... H.G.Myors
Bute Farm - A. F. Magdan
FdHoriafBoom and Boslncea Offlco U 211
Post Offlco Station A. Lincoln, Nebr.
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A 8TUDENT TO HJS ALLOWANCE.
Ah Check, unkind reminder
Of the sums I know I owe
The times I might be having
If you didn't novo to go,
To satisfy the clamor,
Of a most unruly band!
Each creditor, life saver,
Holds out a greedy hand.
1 wonder as I feel you
How much money I will get
When I've met that hungry rabble,
When, I've settled every debt,
I fear 't will be but little,
Then let me write home for more.
It's no wonder, is It, paper.
That my governor gets sore?
Chicago Maroon.
ttabscrlptlon Price, 12 per year, In advance
BE999E
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EPtrt4 ftt tho poatoflBco t Lincoln, Neb.,
as Bicohd-clafcfl tnall matter under the act of
eongrearof JW'8,' 1870.
Individual notldeft will bo charged for at the
rfH of 10 ccnta for each. Insertion. Faculty,
departmental and university bulletins will
gladly be published free, as heretofore.
Notices and subscriptions may
be left at the Daily NebraBkan
office, or at the Co-Op. Book
Store.
The Zoological club of the University
will meet at 4 p. m. today in the Zoo
logical lecture room. R. A. Lyman J
will discuss "The Mbvements and Re
actions of Amoeba by Jennings." Ira
Cla?k will give a talk on "Trypanos
nmo of Splenic Fever by Rogers." H.
B. Duncanson will talk on "The Bio
logical Relations of Fish Parasites by
Wolffhugel." Visitors are always wel
come to the meeting of the club.
Editorial Remarks
Some arrangements other than those
made in previous yeats ought to be
resorted to in making up the inter
traternlty baseball schedule for this
year. For each team to play ten games
means more time devoted to baseball
than most of the men feel that they
can afford. This arrangement in the
past has usually resulted in a very un
Batisfactoty conclusion for such a large
number of games can hardly be play
ed off.
The Sombrero Board has received
a quantity of sample cuts and plates
for the Sombrero which will appear
about May 4th. The cuts are unusual
ly clear and the work is considered
ery excellent. A number of proofs
of fancy headings and pen and Ink
sketches have been also received.
Its not just "luck" that causes our
success in pleasing young men in the
matter of clothes. It's due to our
knowledge of what a young man wants
and our ability to provide it for him.
We are sure of this. Paine's Clothing
Store "a good place to buy good
clothes."
About fifteen baseball enthusiasts as
sembled on the Academy baseball field
yesterday morning at chapel time for
Parsifal is the great talked of
musical event just now
$2.50 Hats that, are worth a dollar more is the
business event of Interest to all young men
I mmn THp $2.511 Waiter iui ol
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BOOK BARGAINS
Heretofore published in only the $1.50 edition.
All the popular copyright fiction.
...Dow 50 Cents...
Th Call of the Wild Jack London
The Grey Cloak Harold McOrath
Soracinesca Marion Crawford
The Main Chance Meredith Nicholson
Alice of Old Vincennes Maurice Thompson
Bylow Hill George W. Cable
Fortunes of Life Molly Elliott Seawell
A large, new line of other copyright fiction at
50 cents a volume.
The Right of Way Gilbert Parker
Granstark C. B. McCutcheon
The Landlord at Lion's Head W. D. Howells
The Little Minister J. M. Barrie
The Cardinal's Snuff Box Henry Harland
Tristram of Blent Anthony Hope
In the Fog - Richard Harding Davis
In the Palace of the King F. Marion Crawford
The Mississippi Bubble Emerson Haugh
Wolfville Nights Alfred Henry Lewis
Etc., Etc., Etc.
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at
The article In Friday's Issue of the
"Nebraskan" regarding the board's
position with respect to the prospec
tive Law Annual expressed the senti
ment of the board as It was spoken In
meeting. The stand taken Is undoubt
edly fully warranted. Although a col
lege In Itself yet the Law School Is
part and parcel of the University and
the regular University publications
ought as such to be representative of
the Law Department.. By necessary av
langements the Junior and Senior
Law classes can be- represented In the
University Junior and Senior publica
tions to the mutual advantage of both,
whereas If the Laws publish their own
book the other publications lose tbe
Law patronage and the Laws gain
practically nothing. The strongest ai
gument which can be brought to bear
against a Law Annual is the signal
the (list practice. A second meeting
was held on the field In the afternoon.
The committee whlch-is circulating the
subscription paper Is meeting with fair
success and it Is probable that the
money to purchase the equipment to
begin active practice will be all sub
scribed by the latter part of next week.
Vhe comlmttee Is trying to get enough
money to purchase suits. No games
have been scheduled yet and It Is quite
probable that no games with organiza
tions outside of the city of Lincoln
will be played.
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Both phones.
The Cash Grocery
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245 South llth Street.
The Iw Pru Printer!
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Union Shining Parlors. Shine, 5c.
Chairs for ladies. 1018 O street.
Uni, Pennants at the Co-op.
Manicuring at the Famous.
Fresh home-made candles at Max
well's, 1426 O St. and 13th and N Sts.
Pitts Dancing Academy
1133 N STftKKT
Class Nights Monday, "Wednesday and
Snturduy. Private Lessons by
Appointment.
Columbia National
TU OF LINCOLN,
DaiUt NEBRASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
THE UP-TO-DATE
Billiard and Pool Parlor
No Saloon Attached.
Tables Newly Covered.
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The First National Bank
of Lincoln, Neb.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Capital 200,000.00
Surplus 100,000.00
Undivided profits . . 40,000.00
S. H. Burnham, Pres.
A. J. Sawyer, Vice-President.
H. S. Freeman, Cashier.
H. B.JEvans, Asst.. Cashier.
Frank Parks, Asst. Cashier.
P. R. Easter day, Auditor.
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