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The Nkbraskan.
A Wccklv Vapor Issued at the VultrMtyr
Ntbrakw.
Entkkkd as Sk Class Mau. l attkji.
believe, particularly at this mo
ment, in the truth of his remark
to the effect that pride goeth
before destruction and a haughty
spirit before a fall. Three weeks
aijo we were trying to decide !
R, U, MOORE, President.
K. K. BROWN, Vice President.
C. H. IMHOI'1, Cashier.
HUnion Sayings BankNt-
m South Tenth Street,
INTEREST Paid on Savings and Time Deposits.
Students Who Patronize
A. F Montvokkncv Editor-in-Chief
H.n. WiiiTMoiti: lluslne XUnKtr
associatk kwwrs. ! whether the chapel or the arm-; awaonibwiuranu.ii - .-.mrnp
W.HSEEEEfl-y WM lhe beucr " lo Fishes & Warfel The (JtTH1ERS
"w. i.. wkstkhman.n Ksenniw uie iooioau pennant vvnen we
MtSSMAHTtlA MUHKS, , .
miss iikuks mkohy, received u. Today we are won-
J. V, Skahsoh, Leva!
VifPnKHWK, ulennir whether we will bo last
-; ' " " in the race or only next to last.
Editorial. We have decided that Nebraska
It is rather late in the season air would spoil the luster of that.
C. PUU.KR.
Will Novor Regret It.
2176 o st-
Thoy Sell Stylish Clothing at
Reasonable Prices.
O. EHLERS
First National Bank,
UNCOLN, NEBRASKA.
CAPlTAI 400,00U.UU
lUU.UtHI uu
II? YOU WANT A
for a new fall suit, and the time silken rag and that the zephyrs XT I T M A. D JH SURPLUS
for snrinsr wenrinw nnnnrel is so of Kansas had best toy with it r ttjtttuo ' omcKiis
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far distant that some explanation tor another year. lwodec:sive m 1 ! c,,alHKNOlliw,WWcn,'
of our change ot dress may be cieieats at the hands ot those
necessary. Well, the fact is J whom we had counted as our
tki m l-- cit in Qno:il victims was the cause of this
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donned our working clothes, change of opinion. What was; 1 16 South Eleventh St. aw KiWiui.i
aa . k... ,.n.:.n ... j thermic nt tlwwWfvntcd Will,' Repairing also neatly done. A Special k'M.'owk
.iC. ... MiVuVAIVi.av .....- - Discount to University Students. A. It. Ctnrk
cided that a bi-weeklv
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Cashiers
Macllirtantl
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John II. Aim
It. K. Moore
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newspa-
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per was a decidedly anomalous and with the best coach in UielTle New ( ,vJLUl 1D1A.IN Di ivEiv I V
kfl. - .. . 1 rm m & - fc m m Mmm. M mm . mm m mm - fc d 4 1 ft I
ining. ' moniniy conege maga icugue, u wciueu w u wc uugm 1837 O STK
zine is, with us, at least, an im- to have won if we ever were go T-yn gREaI) (7aKB5 flNb p,ES
possibility and a daily paper ing to. The game with Missouri -
VERYDaY
would be a farce. As a compro- was played under diflicult cir- J
mise between the two a bi-weekly cumstances. out tne ivansas game ( pj
is by no means satisfactory. It is was not. Something must be Zjl I 1 TJTIT1 i T PA PI?
neither tirh, flesh, nor good red radically wrong. The fault was "&J) I .Jai H All UliP 11
herring. It is too "frequent" for not with the players entirely and U
PARTY CAKES A hPECIALTY.
The Only First-class EatlriR House
;n tnu City,
$3 Tickot - - - $5.00
5 T.cket - - - 4.20
3 Tickot - - - 2.60
a magazine and too "seldom" not at all with the coacr. Pol
for a newspaper. The so-called Hies must be blamed for this
news items are often better titled failure as for many others in the
for the Department of Ancient U. of N. Politics and athletic
History or the Museum than for are like oil and water. Trying
the local columns of a college to mix them spoils the quality of '
-paper. .both. No matter which,sidtMVfls j-
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS
C. W. BRANDHORST, Prop. - 121 North Eleventh St.
Stiff Hats Made to Order from $2.80 to $4.00.
Vh iy sV0 for n lint when you can j:vt oiu iti.uk tr Onler the
haHl Auiirlieud, tiny Mye, for los iihih ami Jul lis kvhxI
Hat? Wh t!u you j: a new .-HIT Hut xvhvn m win kx-I your o.l
out? iu:iIe a kxmhI ti new ior f I -
A weekly, we think and hope, right, O'e unfortunate dissensions
will prove the golden mean be- in the team have been almost
tween two extremes. A monthly enthely responsible for our
should devote itself exclusively failure to improve the opportun
to the thought of that portion of ity we had this year of winning
mankind, great or small, which the pennant. The sole object of
it represents. A daily, exclus- every man connected with the
ively to the news. In a weekly Athletic Association should be
paper we hope to give the news ' to get out the eleven men who
of the University while it is yet lean play the best game and to
news, and at the same lime to 1 get them to plaj' the best game 1
give it in a thoughtful way. Wei they possibly can. It should
shall endeavor to show the trend make no difference whether a j
of student oninion on stihippts of ! man is a frat or a barb, whpthor!
college interest, moulding that 'his name is Smith or Jones. If
opinion whenever possible to we must disgrace ourselves and
what is bet, according to our the University b' an indecent
ideas, for the U. of N. and its scramble for office, let us con line
constantly increasing family. ourselves to class and societ'
The University of Nebraska fights and to keep politics out of
has heretofore been alone among those affairs in which we have to
the larger schools of the west in compete with other schools who
not supporting a weekly paper, have not this Old Man of the
Of course what is done in other Sea to carry.
places is no criterion for us. j
Nevertheless outsiders will per- An elegant lot of Ladies' Fac
sist in making invidious compar- tory Samples of fine shoes in
isons. We think that we de- sizes 3 and 3 on lasts from "A"
serve, and are reasonably sure j to "EE," at wholesale prices at
that we shall receive, the hearty j the Racket, 1016 P street,
support of the Uni. in our new
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Lincoln Stiff flat Factory, 14 So. lift St
The gTAH SHOE STOFi;
TI-JOS. FIC'KKS. Proprietor.
1221 0 Street;
Will G've a Special Discount to
Students of the Univeraity.
The
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in NORTH nth STREET,
Cigabs $? Tobacco.
bWAEL PAPERS-
STATIONERY
Window Shades and Mouldings, Artists' and Photographers'
Materials, Drawing Instruments and Supplies.
A. T. LEMING & CO., 1105 0 St., 118 M. lllh SL
Dr. Briggs and Henry Pre
served Smith ma' den' that
Solomon was inspired, but they
have to admit that he knew a
thing or two. Even if they de
nied that we should still firmly
ing new cases and booths for
the Museum colle:tion. Since
the additions gotten from Chi
cago by Prof. Barbour the
Museum will be more crowded
than ever.
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PANTS ... .
PANTS TO ORDER
$4, $5 TO $10.
Largest Ine of Woolens In the Mate.
Insptction Solicited
Lincoln Pants Co.
1223 O STREET.
TROUSERS.
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SHIRTS ! SHIRTS I
TELEPHONE 6S5.
C. A. SHOEMAKER, M. D.
LINCOLN, Nell.
Office, Xo. 1134 L Street, Ground Floor.
Hours, T 10 9 a. in.; 1 to 3, u ml 7 to 8 p. m
YOU can have the DAILY
WORLD-HERALD delivered at
your room for 15 cents per week, seven
days in the week. DROP A POSTAL
or leave your order at 1045 O St.
A.KRONER
Manufactures his wn Slilr e. They M the-
form and ileaee the eye.
A Full Line of . . .
Men's Furnishing Goods
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Our shirts go direct from the manufacturer
to the consumer. No middlemen's profits.
Ten pc r cent discount to students.
939 O Street, Basement State National
Bank Buildiug.