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Aililivus nil t'ommnnloiitlon to Tiir Nkiimmcan,
Umvorxlty of Ntlirnnlu.
Till! N'uniUfKVN will bo touml on snlo ut tlio
tolliiwiiiK iiowh Ntnnilx:
li. I. Mow), US South Klnwnth Stroot,
I'rnnk DiVltiM, low O Stroot.
lid Yniinir, I oi t) strwt.
Tiikhk was tlio snnio old sornp
about tho distribution of sonts nt
tho Lansing for Ohnrtt '-day night.
No mattor what system is adopted
thoro uro always thoso who wish
it somo othor way. Evory con
eoivablo plan has boon tried, al
ways with tho samo result: fault
finding and genoral complaint.
"When tho older citizens, who had
stood by tho University for years
when it needed frionds, wore
givou rosorvod soats, then tho stu
dents as a body declared that it
was first and foremost a students'
day, and that thoy should have
tho precedence. "When thoy woro
givou precedence, and an at
tempt was made to recognize them
by classes, thou tho lower classes
held indignation meetings because
their tickets placed thorn in tho
gnllory. When tho plan of re
serving soats was abandoned, and
all woro given an equal chance at
all sittings, the cry wont up that
it was mighty poor management
that compelled people to go a
half hour in advanco in order to
get a decent seat. This year it
was the seniors who declined to
recognize that this is day of gen
eral rejoicing, and for all students
alike; and hold meetings to estab
lish tho fact that they wore mis
treated because they wore expected
to get in line with tho othor stu
dents when tickets wore dealt
out
The simple fact is that the stu
dents of tho University, each hold
ing a single sitting, will just fill
tho Lansing gallery and all.
"When tho Legislature must be
(properly) shown somo little
courtesy, and tho State Officers
are cared for, and the clergy who
officiate in chapel during the year
have been granted this slight rec
ognition for their gratuitous and
very acceptable services ; there re
main for the faculty and students
just about one thousand soats for
sixteen hundred persons It is
impossible to determine in ad
vance who will be present and who
will not, and so the only safe and
equitable plan seems to be to is
sue tickets at a given hour as far
as the tickets would go, and let
the rest take chances when the
doors are thrown open to the
public.
There is a woeful lack of com
mon honor and decency in the
way in which students treat each
other at such times. It would
seem that natural courtesy should
demand that the young women
have the first chance, but at the
distribution youug men crowd
young women aside without the
sligheBt compunction. In addi
tion, when it is well known that
thoro ia but ono tiokot for oaoh
student, and really not that, mon
crowd into lino a second timo and
ovon a third timo, and bonst that
thoy have thus ohoatod a olaBS
nuito or a oollego-mato out of Ins
or hor ohanco for a sitting. It ia
high timo that thoro was a keonor
aonso of honor than this; and that
if thoro is not, thoso who boliovo
in bottor things should simply
sond dirootly to Oovoniry tho fol
lows who thus outrago all sonso of
common fairnoss aud deoonoy.
Certainly all must pity tho
management; which sustains tho
firo of oitizons, faculty, and stu
donls to say nothing about tho
gonoral burdons of tho day.
Tiik recont looat oratorical con
tost provod conclusively tho do-
olino of enthusiasm for theao con
tosts on tho part of studouts in
general. Sovoral yoars ago thoso
contests woro eagerly looked for
ward to and tho chapol was always
crowded. Tho intorost was in
tense while awaiting tho an
nouncement of tho decision of tho
judges, tho studouts fairly "raised
tho roof and yolls and songs
without number woro lot looso.
Within tho past fow years this
enthusiasm has died out. Tho
audiences have become smaller
and tho yells fower until this
year not ovon the lower portion
of tho chapol was filled. Scarcely
enough money was taken in to
pay for tho prize of tho second
orator. While awaiting tho de
cision but very few yolls were to
be hoard and thoy woro started bv
tho fow alumni who chanced to
be present. But very few seemed
to oaro about tho outcome. In fnot
it was a very "tamo" affair. Tho
orations woro good but tho audi
onco lacked that intorost noooB
sary to mako an oratorical uon
toat a suocobb.
Alroady tho KniiBas-Nobraaka
dobato is rapidly taking tho place
of thoBo contoats. In viow of
thoso drawbacks why should wo
not withdraw from tho Stato as.
sooialion? Eithor thoro should
bo moro intorost taken in or
atorical contests or thoy should
bo abolishod. This iB certainly
tho opinion of tho largo majority
of tho Btudonta of tho Univoraity
of Nobraaka and aomo action
should bo taken in tho near
futuro-
Studonts who Patronize
Paine, Warpbi. & BumstSad,
I? feWers
AND MERCHANT TAILORS-
Will never regret it. They sell Stylish Clothing at Reasonable Prices
1136 O Street.
J. H. EVANS, Prcst. nnd Trcas.
C. C. QUIG0I.K, Soc'y nnil M;r.
Tiieius will bo anothor mooting
of tho Athlotio association vory
Boon to adopt a now constitution.
Hub mooting will bo most impor
tant to all lovors of athlotics in
tho collogo aud ovory ono should
mako it his businoss to bo pros
out. The Neiiiuskan asks ovory stu
dont to look ovor thoso rules pub
lished as "A Suggestion " in tho
issuo of Decembor 7th. If you
want thoso, all you havo to do is
to say so.
J. A. SMITH,
SuocoBBorto
W. R. Dennis & Co.,
Evans Laundry Company,
37, UaO, U3i N. lUth Stroot,
Telephone 199. UNOOLN, JSTUI3.
THE PALACE DINING HALL
In rilli l'KOI'RR PLACE tontyonr mouU.
BSPir.cijVXi Kwvnns to s,i,uuir.N,rs.s
AM YOUK FHU.OW 8TUDKNTS 1IO.VUI) II15IIK. TUY US.
1 1 3 O N Street.
A. G. OSMER, Prop.
Baker's Clothing House,
COMPLETE LIKE OF FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS AND YALlSES.m
BntU mad to order In Custom Department. Entire satisfaction gunrnntcod.
Special Discount to Students. 1039 O Street.
Hats . . .
and Furnishing Goods.
First Class Goods at Reasonable
Prices.
-pi wh
Boys, i
en you want
SOMETHING GOOD,
Come to
June's
Corner 13th and O Streets.
Tho following card was found in tho Dean's over
coat pocket
Cite Otowtteers in fty Hebmskan . .
AItE ALL RELIABLE.-
UtTe them jour patronage, and mention tlio Inct that you saw their nil" In
TlIK NKUnAHKAN.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION.
INDUSTRIOUS GROUP.
Second Semester, 1895.
Name in full
Immcr Present Gardner.
?$.?.L?.: i,h Lilwoln, 400 S. 9t)i
STUDIES.
Hall work.
Chapel
nouns
PKICnSEK
llench work
"?..,."ona ' English
Foot-hull
.
Photography
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Dramatic Hub
Total,
6
3
3
HOUIt OF HKCITATIO.N.
Any time ot dar
10 O'clock
The Students' Co-operative Book Co.
HANDLE ALL,
STUDENTS' SUPPLIES.:
S. E. Cor. of University Hall.
Sunnhlny days preferred
Same time as llench Work
ST
Whenever let 'leven practice
Every Day
Every Evening.
UEQlSTItAirS NOTE;-! am at raid Mr. Gardner that you are
carrying too much work, Although your previous record will warrant
your carrying most of this work, no student can stand alio! It.
J. B. WrlRht. F. R. Johnson, J. H. McClav.
President. Vic President. Cashier.
John A. Ames, Aest. Cash.
The Columbia
NATIONAL BANK,
LINCOLN, - NEBRASKA.
Capital, $250,000.
DIUECTOItS,
A. 8. Raymond. Cons. West. Thos, Cochrai
First National Bank,
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
Capital, - - . $400,000.00
Surplus, - . . 100,000.00
SEMI-ANNUAL
Clearing-Out Sale !
of ttje Go-OP.-
Until Saturday, February 1 6th, the following-
named articles will be soldi at
a. fcjTeouy reuucea price:
"The Wheel'
129 So. 12th Street.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND NEWS
Lemonade, Milk Shake,
CIDER, AND OTHER SOFT DRINKS.
J. E. HOWE, Prop.
M. WALT,
(the Students' Standby)
Boots : and : Shoes
Made to Order.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly
xione.
Y. M. 0. A. Block, 13th & N.
orncKits:
N. 8. llAinvOOD. Pn-Hhlent.
as MPPINCOTT. and
". S. rilKEMAN. Amt. Cashiers.
DIIIKCTOUS:
N. S. Hiirwooi,
Wins A. Iliiunn,
John FlUKirnltl,
I). V. Cook,
P. M. Cook.
J. I). MiK-rnrlaml,
i XI. Alnniuetlo,
John II. A 111 I'M.
I. L. Ciirsoii,
A. II. Clnrk.
1 7 good horses, warranted, have recently been
tested and not found wanting; 75 lockers cheap.
The last of Hoagland's "Thomas Jeffersorfs"
A few of Wheeler's "Gorman Commentarle $"
somewhat out of date but still serviceable;
A large quantity of Prof. Fling's time cards 8
hours and unrinr 3 fnr 1 0rv nil mm., a i-..,Jo c
. . .. . ., Mt w.wl ilWMi,
uonm strctignL.
These goods must be sold at once regard ess
ot sacruice.
H. W. BROWN,
DRUGGIST
Books and Stationery,
College Text-Books,
And a Couplets Slock of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
217 South Eleventh Street
G-O TO
SI 9 Worth Ninth St.
ran tub
BEST Wo. MBALS
""".at nil hour. Ojr.ter, and 0am,
. In Beason.
lLE,CHEVHOKT,Prop. Opp. stat. Jo0n,l
HIGH CLAM unor ffprrMm-
THE
Herzog Tailoring Co.,
Leaders of Fashion at
Popnlar Prices.
12 N. Eleventh st. m .
' Wchards Block.
AND
COLD
AT
Rector's; Pharmacy,
N. W. Cor. 1 2th and N Streets.
SODA
WALTER KOGrE,
Printer
"15 P Street, Lincoln.
Cards, Programs, Invitations. Good Work,
Itonsonable Prices.
C. A. Shoemaker, M.D,
(D. OF N. 'SO.)
Office, No. 1 134 L Street, Ground Floa
Hours, 7 to 9 a.m.; 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.m.
Telephone 685.