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l'rnnk DnTlol, 1020 O St rent.
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j siigntiy uiuoroni lorin, wmen u is
I hoped will bo much hot tor appro-
i'uit'( tlmn the old siyio. n is 1110
intention of tho inana?oniont, to
niako Thk Nkiuiaskan essentially
i iutu:iMiitoiv in iw.ini nf si vlnillld
L news, while the typographical work
f will be of much higher class than
that of the ordinary newspaper,
I but of course this will ho main-
t tainccl at grout expense.
I $ The price of The Nkhuaskax
I for the coming academic your has
t boon lowered beyond all precedent
J iu tho history of college papers, so
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that not oven the chancellor can
raise his voice, and say that one
cannot all'ord the puny sum of
ton cents por month or seventy-live
cents per year for si weekly college
paper of such a standard it is pro
posed to maintain throughout the
your.
In any ease, the business ihiui-
nnrmtimi.. of !l cnlllWl minor dt)CS
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not pay, for the time, work and
' energy expended to make it a suc
cess, and the only hope the busi
ness manager pososses is to come
through at tho end of tho month
8 with a small amount of alleged ex
i porioncc, and a deticit of the least
possible proportion. Of course
unless the united effort of till the
students and professors of the uni-
..vorsity is extended to I iik jNk-
uiiASKAX the aforementioned de
ficit will increase in the propor
tion as related by some of the laws
of physics. After a subscription
has been paid, the next host remu
nerative way to help the college
paper is to scan its list of advertis
ers and to putronizo thorn in pref
erence to till others, especially
since in nine times out of ten they
will trout the student with more
courtesy and give him more for
his money, as they are prepared
for his custom and will treat him
generously. Taking into account
tho extremely low price of Thk
Nehhaskak we think wo can ask
thissort of support of every one
of our readers since it will bo for
mutual benclit. A hook has been
provided in tho business office for
tho reception of any notice, society
event or itom of interest to tho
student body, which any one of
tho faculty or students may desire
to have published. All such com
munications will receive prompt
and careful attontion, and it is
hoped that the "general" hook
vrill bo woll filled ouch week.
Two weoks ago it would have
cost Managor Teal twenty-live
cents for a shave, his faco was so
g at tho athletic outlook for the
;. put tilings nave ongnioneu up
BngjUpnibly, in spite of tho Chan
's lottor and other difficulties,
ho chances are that Nebraska
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will do fully as well us ho did last
your, when she tied Iowa for tho
tail end. Several new men have
nmdo their appearance on the foot
ball Hold, men with records in that
lino, and there is good prospeot of
sending the best team into the
league this year tjiat has ever rep
resented us. Hut. hero our bright
prospects end and our dillloulties
commence. Our treasury is de
pleted and our men in rags. "Wo
cannot expect to win against teams
provided with ail tho necessaries of
the game. There is not a suit in
the team lit for men to practice in.
While this is a deplorable state of
a Hairs it should not discourage us.
The greatest victories have always
boon won by overcoming tho great
est dilliculties. This much we
know, wo cannot win without a
united ell'ort. Let every man, un
less he wishes to be a traitor to our
school, lay aside his personal am
bitions, whatever they may be, and
join in making this the most suc
cessful year in athletics in tho his
tory of the university. There will
bo no room for political strife, and
tho question of personal honors
must bo made subservient to the
honor of the school, lie who seeks
honor for himself or for the or
ganization to which he may belong,
unless it is for the general good,
should be branded at once as a
traitor.
The inadequate cloak room facil
ities will call forth the best nature
of every attendant of the univer
sity this year to avoid useless push
ing, and shoving, and si rather dis-
rumpled and dirty appoarsince of
overcosits, hats, and etc. It is not
sit sill si ploiisanf feeling thsit passes
over one when ho returns to tho
rsiok for his new four-dollar hat,
and finds it rollingat large about the
hall lloors. In the rush and bustle of
the noon hour, two many grab
their hats and hurry out, not once
looking bsick sit the hat he heard
drop upon tho lloor, when the sup
port of his own wsis removed from
beneath. AVe ik can't all'ord' ' to bo
eternally buying now hats, and one
of the best ways to fulfil the chan
cellor's injunction, will be to see
that you are not si party to tho de
struction of some other fellow's
tile.
If you don't see it in tho Nk
iuiaskan, why look somewhere
else for it.
Col. Rosowater, evidently does
not desire that the tiller of the
soil should guide the ship of state.
Chicago has again como to the
ro&cue. Jt wsis tho Columbian
Exposition last year but theses on
I ho gresit strike will now be tho
expected thing.
Tho first day at tho co-op dom
onstrated the fact that tho boys
had bettor got on tho shady side of
tho barn for si while, and learn
how to wrap up bundles.
Chorus of foot ball enthusiasts,
managers of tho athletic associa
tion, business managers of tho col
lego papers, juniors, cl a I. "O
Avhy did you do it Mv. Caniiold?"
Ono morning during the early
part of tho summer Lincoln so
ciety belles wore shocked at seeing
ono of their number riding her
bicycle through the streets clad in
bloomers. To-day theso young
ladies are green with envy. Tho
young lady in question was mar
ried tho first of this month. The
success of bloomers, has now been
assured, and an increase in their
manufacture, accompanied by a cor-
csponchng rise m tho matrimonial
market h expected
To avoid any possible ohunoo
that, the visitors from the hayseed
region (hiring the fair, might think
that. Nebraska's proud scat of learn
ing was (he property of some for
eign state, a sign -1x20 feel in size
was hung tip on the front fence
bearing the words "State Univer
sity of Nebraska."
Till
G HO LOGICAL
TION.
lOX'l'OSI-
Soinn Valuable Specimens Added
to the University Museum.
It is very evident that a great,
deal of work has been done this
summer toward the enlargment of
our now crowded museum. Any
one is surely missing a great deal
by not examining or at least see
ing the valuable collections Pro
fessor Harbour assisted by his on
eriretie part v. added to our univer
sity last uumuier. The party mak
ing up this Morrill exposition of
'HI, tmder Professor Barbour wsis
itself made up of such univeraity
students as IOugeno Oar roll, ). B
Howe, Arthur and Kdgar Morrill,
ami Harry lOverrett. Jt secured
the expert service of one-Samuel
McOormick as a guide, who showed
the eager crowtl the way to the
Had hands and AVhito river. There
the party collected and shipped
home "several car losids of i?"'
sts the Chancellor expressed it.
which Miss Barbour is busy in
getting out and placing upon ex
hibition. Professor Bsirbour ssiys
that all the stuffed animals will
have to go up stairs in order to
nisiko room. Tho entire lower
lloor will be occupied by the Mor
rill collections.
From the Bad Lands the party
went to the Black Hills and col
lected minerals, ore and rocks for
high school and college purposes.
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1 I1U I'lUfn wi.mil Jin nil U3L jia i-i.'.-
il's Tower, Wyoming. Hut Pro
fessor Harbour continued on and
in Colorado secured some valuable
specimens.
Doctor Ward 1ms been busy sdso
this summer in extending the zoo
logicsil brau eh of the museum.
While employed by the Michigan
Stsite Fish commission, he gathered
together si fine collection of lish.
He brought back sdso si fine collec
tion of Potokey pebbles which sire
fossil ooriil, rolled about in the
lakes until they resemble pebbles.
These will be polished by the stu
dents this year. To the medical
preparatory school several splen
did bkeletons have bee, added,
among which is si gomfla, which
will probsibly afford more amuse
ment to the student who sticks
cigtirettes between tho skeleton's
jsiws.
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