POVERTY AND PRIDE.
Mv. Minks -llnvo yon onlled oa the
now neighbors next door?
Mrs. Mln' -Indeed 1 havcnM, nor
T won't neither. Thoy'ro tho trnfihiost
UlnA of people poor as church mlco,
I'll warrant. They homls their WasluV
out.
"Whtil of that?"
"1 s'poso thoy is nuliamed to show the
rarfs in their own yard."
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pipe J-lats 0 purii$I?ii)5
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'i'liiit iii i up-to-date, mid the bwt values hi the
cit l-isr NECKWEAR, lilted nnd unllucd
CLOV1 S.MIlRTS.UNTMtRWEAR.lIO.SIERY.
So! nc-tit fdi Dl'NLAl"S celebrated HATS
1137 O Sti-ool.
THE PALACE s
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DINING HALL
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1130
COAL
DEALER IN
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ROCK vSPRINGS
ANTlIRAClTli
PITTSBURG
WEIR CITY
LIJXINGTON
Office 1100 0 St. Basement, Richards Block -
Tolophonos 343 & 488.
MISS FERGUSON
Has opened tho second
term of hor
DANCING 8GHOOL
In the LANSING THEATRE
DANCING HALL.
Regiilur lossons given Monduj's, Wodnosduys, and Fridays, boginning at
8 p.m. Sho may bo consultod at tho hall from -1 to 0 ivm. Mondays, Wodnos
days, und Fridays. Residence, 1G10 G Stroot.
IRebrasha
fliant anb Suit (Do.
Woit lmlf of Trunk Prctory
I2i7 O St.
All Wool 'Pants Mudcto OrUm-
Firt-claw nnd gunrnntMU to fit, J3, $4, 55,
SO, nnd upward.
IillSillCSS StlitS
Jit, $18, fao, and up.
Overcoatings and Testings
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Goods sold by the ynrd nnd ends (or boy's
pmiti, otc. Pew uncalled for pants and
sulti at your own price.
O. R. OA'KLEY.
O. H.'HOLOOM, Cutter.
JT. A.. SMITH,
SOOCESSOU TO
W. R. DENNIS & CO.
Hafts, 'Furnishing Goods
First-Class Goods at Reason
able Prices.
. 1137 O ST..
GoHoTTTSo. 10th St. for It. R. and
" Steamship ticUetB.
You
1213 O ST
A Special
SUIT SALE
is in Progress
Today at
Bakers Cldthinvg Mouse,
1039 0 Street
tho Propbu 1?r.OK to got your Monls.
SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS
YOUft rRLhOW STUDENTS BOAltD HERE.
TRY US.
N ST
A. G. OSMER, PROP
COAL COAL
ALL KINDS OF
CANON CflTY
PIJI3RLKSS
HURRICAXIJ
II ANNA
SIIMI-ANTIIRACITII
Yards, 14th & Y Sts
first Wat'l Kawft,
IjINCOIiN, N1J11.
Capital,
Surplus,
$400,000.00
100,000.00
OPi'ICRUS:
N. S. HAKWOOU Preildent.
CI1AS. A. IIANNA. Vlce-1'roildent.
K. M. COOK, Ciwhler.
C.S. KII'I'INCOrr, and
II. S. PKUhMAN.Ats'tCaililera
DIRECTORS:
N.C. Hauwood,
ClIAS A. llANNA,
John Pitzomkalu
I) W. COiK.
F. M. Cook,
1 D Macfahland,
T M Mahouimth,
John II. Amks,
J 1 Cahson,
A li Clauk.
LINCOLN FRUIT STAND
I'UNHIOELTjI DUOS,, Props.
DCALCRS IN
FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY.
Huts, Cigars, and Tobacco.
Special attention RlTen to student nnd family
tradu. UooiU dellrered to all parti of the city,
ZT.W. Cor. O andiath DtB,
It is hard for the world to bollove
thu tho slniier who rides In a curriage
is mado out of tho samo kind of clay us
tho ono who bogs.
The road to glory would ceaso to bo
arduous if it were trlto pud trodden;
and great minds must boriady not only
to take opportunities, but to rauko
them.
Col What Sho Want fid.
1 "spa Where is tho littlo dog I
brought homo to you yefiler.lny?
lilttle Hot 1 tw.ided it to Tommy
Twiddles for his kitten.
Popa -Kb? Yon told mo you wanted
a dog.
Littlo Dot Yos. Tommy told me he
liked dogs he tier than on It. Th fit's
what 1 wauled a dog for.
WIHiib 10 ,M.
Now Son-t i-Lnw -Ahom! You vo
meinbors Mv. Oldehapp. yon said Hint
after wo were innvrted you would assist
mo in tho mailer ol rrimfohinff a house.
Mr. Oldehapp Corlnlnly. my hoy, 1
coriainly. Come 11 round the comer
with mo and I'll introduce you to a
friend of mine who Is in the install
montbuNiiiesH.
nwiiily In a Curoi.
Little No, -Mnminn says ih'prouohor
Bays beauty is a curse. M Inn does that
mean?
littlo Urot'ior That menus if mens
nnd womens whs all ugly Ihoiv'd never
bo any move ilghltn' and iiiiarivlin'.
Miy wrrnldn't there?"
"'Cfiuso nobody nd over marM,y any
body."
An Olwiffvliii; IVIl'inl.
"Wiiilcs. Th l job yon have now is a
soft snap. In t it?
.links -I'm -rathor.
"Nothing nt all U do. Imw you0"
"Well i-r -not mueh '
"rioo.1 pi, . too?"
"Ver In r How do you hnppen to
li now ho m i h uhout my jr.h? '
"I notice yon Nt it'll to it."
AVIiftl Two (tlrls Oot.
Mrs. Mujfgs My darter went lo nil
them ravivnl niodHuSlUh't weak, and
sho got a hUhbttnd: Mglar ease of lovo
at first sight. TliCyVe to be married
noxt month. Did your durtor got ono,
too?
Mrs. 'I'ugcs (sndlyl -Nnw, she
didn't gotittithun but religion.
Vori' 'UlUn 'rtroWn I'o'II.'m.
Tjittle i)ot-Jl 'fniiflo a doll's swing to
day, and 'I asked ISUjol May to land ino
her doll to try ifwtth, an' she wouldn't
do It. Mie's just the meanost, Ktingiorit
thing' 1 over miw.
Little Dii'k "Why didn't you use your
own do!!1'
Llttio i mi--! was f raid it might fall.
DANCING SCHOOL OPENS.
MIkb Forguson, Who conduotoa tho
danolng soliool bo succosBfuIly In the
Lansing thoatro dalioliig hall laat fall,
has roturnod nnd Is nRaln ready for
btislnoss. Many university students
will testify to hor ability to tench the
Torpslohoroan urt to awkwrd Individ -
uuls.
Now pupils enn oonio In nt any time.
Itogulor lossons uro glvon Monday,
AVodnosdny nnd Friday ovonings at 8
o'clock. Anyone Intending taking
dancing lossons should consult Mss Fer
guson ub soon as possible. Sho may
bo found ut tho hall fom 4to C p.m. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Trldays, or
at hor residence, 1C10 C streut.
As Miss Ferguson has the use of
Lunslng hall, parties dashing to secure
It for dancing purposes may do so oy
nrmngomont with her.
OlrlM Not Wtiiitod.
Mother Why don't you want to tub
your littlo sister coasting with youV
Llttio iloy -Littlo girls Isn't any
good ut coasting. J3vury time they
btnlces the buiupurun gut thrown up
m tuo ulr u;r upautun' run into they
crios
P. R. BIRAUN,
129 SOUTH
TWELFTH STREET.
abtcs' anb (Ecnl's
(Srillonystct parlors
REGULAR 'MEALS
25 'CENTS.
Short Orders a:Speolalty
All the Delicacies of theSeason
A Call will 'Convince You.
Open All Night.
BeBt quality regulation white cadot
gloveo are 10c at the Swing Clothing
Co., 1115 and 1117 O.
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Til 10 WAY IT LOOKND.
The following nceount of the Knnsns
gnme Is tnken Hi'im the editorial page
or the 1C enlng News.
The Inrge crowd thnt turned out to
witness tho football contest between the
veiirewntfttlve of the stnte universi
ties orKnusnsnndNebmskn was doubt
less something of a surpHso to tho nth
lettc association. It was In foot n mng
nlflcent turn-out, nnd Indicates that tho
university spirit Is growing much stron
ger in liinooln year by year. A large
proportion of those who wore present
doubtless failed to understand Just vfUy
eleven young men should remove nil
traces of ell llzatlon from their coun
tenances and dress In costumes thai
tvotv not recherche by n block nnd a
half, for tbo purpose of bucking up ,
aKaiiist an i-uiial nmniH-r irom nurooa
slmilnilv attired, seemingly but to have
the opportunity to fall over ono anoth
er They kno not at nil why the en
tire twenty-two should mnke running
Jumps toward one anothoi, but thoy did
know when Nebraska was ustrig the ex
ponents nt real culture from the Popu
list hot-bed to caress the face of the
gridiron, and great Joy thronged their
beings.
A considerable number Of those pres-
! ent. not counting tho Htudents.were v'lt-
iiMdlnB thrtr flrsl professional game, or
more tfti'lfltly speaking the first game
played by trained football players. Thoy
siw eleven young men wearing blonted
ftdiy copied from a s'ign In front of a
5sorth Tenth street tonsorlal establish-'
mettt lino up opposite eleven others at
tired similarly save that tho excitable
red or the Nobrusliuns' hosiery gave
way on the Kansas calf to a deep, com
prehensive red. On the line-up it was
easily disoernablc that the Kansnns had
been better trained, their hair was
longer and they bore more visible Inju
rles than the young disciples of higher'
education from this state.
Suddenly some on tossed out a ball,
then some bebloomered Individual but
ted It with his foot, and the whole
crowd came together with a rush that
demonstrated the value to a football
player of eating his meals nt a students'
lMiarfi. .g-houso. Then for half an hour
or more thev worried and harried that
1 little piece or pigskin, chasing and push-
lug it up and down the field. ICveryonce
in awhile It would escape from Its tor
mentors, but Immediately some one
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wiriliil J'l'iii.i ,.'.. v .... ...b.. .... ....
of the crowd would fall upon him In
all sorts of plcturesuue posos. It was
here that the Intense pleasure or being
the full-bnoli was demonstrated, this
mattressed-top gentleman having the
exquisite Joy of a twenty- yard run be
fore ho could throw himself on tho fron
y.lod heap of comrades.
After tho captains and the umpires
hud pried the heap Into semblance of
individual humanity agalr.,thoro would
usually remain some one or more of
tlii- belligerents stretched out on the
ground. Then the game would stop un
til the wounded man had been swabbed
out by an athlntie-looklng little follow,
who piloted a large, temptingly propor
tioned bottle around. As soon as his
nose or log was pulled huak Into pluco,
he Jumped up and thoy went at It
iiKnln. Tills time they would lino up
with their bonds Implanted In ono an.
other's person, some follow would give
out a sum In arithmetic, thon the ball
would fly from one to another, tho fol
low letting It last attempting to stoal
out of the mass, while his comrades ol -
bowed or hold the romnlndor or the
opposition, ir he couldn't get out of the
push he would tosB hlmsolf forward and
then the balance of the crowd would
tos- ihumsulvosonhls porson.flomotlmos
one crowd would push the others down
to ono end or the Held, und then that
crowd would push hack. Once lnawhilo
the crowd would say something about
a touch-down, but the only thing resem
bling that from the grandstand was the
attempt or a youthful student to flngor
an Incipient outbreak of mustnoho.
Thlt thoro wub roally lotB of sport JtiHt
watching those onthUBlastlc boys ar
rayed In Bcarlot and croam (which, by
the by, Is vory apt to bo mixed up In
the mind of the populate with rod and
white.) It is to bo presumed that those
young mon had othor apparel oven if
it were not visible. And there was a
fascination about watching tho herou
lpan struggles of the oxtonded athletes
down on the ground, ulthough It Is a
pastime that tho majority of us would
-mr :' v. aa
?T sj 7 " TSf c; ..j?
xnKWi.'AffUV4 --m
WpK
I dpollne to tain1 part, even nt the ivmm
erntlve flsrure of $20 a minute.
It Is only whfii one gfty.fH nj.n 11
htRhly-unholstMi-d foothnll plny.rs an
notes thnt they wenr shin (ninrds, nov
Runvds, ml'her between theli teoth
bnnflnfw around the top or tlieti h
ns well ns In numerous other un'ss li
dlcnte Hint thpy nre nhnut to on tor Ini
a oonfllet thnt promises .lomothlnR l
sldos a flghl with pillows, thnt onr r
enlls with dlsttnot suKR-esttons ..
amusement the remark of Clinnoolim
Mtlenn thnt the press exaggerates th.
Inutnllty of foot-hnll.
Burlington's personnllv conducted
exctirslons to Utnh nnd California. A
Pullman tourist sleeping car will lca.
Lincoln
every Thursday at 12 1.'. p
in. for Denver, Salt Lake, Ogden. Pm
Francisco and Los Angeles. Onl
for n double berth Lincoln to Los An
geles In ono of these cars. Kemcmbi
there Is no change of cars. For full In
formation and tloliots apply at Hui
llngton & Missouri dopot or city tlck.t
olllco. corner Tenth and O streets.
G. W. Ponnoll, C. P. & T. A.
"Fountain pons at fill prices, irom !H
to 'I.n0 at lleipolBhoitnor Co's Book
n.'idiMttuonL
P!- TU'. the popular llorists, ,u.i
local L'd at 114 So. 12th street
ISd Young's for now cigars, plpos and
tobacco 120 1 O street.
The Lincoln news agency, headquai
ters for news, magazlnos and novels
Hnrpor's Century. Munsay's, SorlbnerV
Cosmopolitan and othor periodicals al
ways In stock. N. IS. cornor UJleventii
and O stroots, Richard block, J. 12
Ponrson, mnnngar.
IJurglar (appearing unexpectedly)
Aniilciu' for iiiuiiodv . gent'
Man of the House (on the warpath)
Ah why or oxuttse me yes no
Why, you sen, the fact is, the doctor
or told mo to take exorcise with In
dian olubv. I or must hnvo gotten
hib ptetol by mistake
Tho Axtlito Olllou lloy.
Office Hoy Thoro was a man in the
front olllco wanted to see you, but I
felt pin'ty sure ho had a bill, so 1 told
'ini you wasnU in.
links What mado yon think ho bad
a bill?
Ollloe Hoy 'Oli, ho had a sucalxin',
'bung-flag sort of a look.
TJlllivohliilile,
Reporter Wiib that uooidont un
avoidable? Itailroiul I'residont Corttiinly, sir,
certainly. No ono to bliimu. You see
the watchman had 'two crossings to
look after, 'half a 111II0 apart. You
can't oxpoet auiiiu to bo in two places
at ouoe. can you?
A Sinni-a 'Woman.
Mother M -ivy on usl How did you
1 tear Unit iov..y now suit of clothes all
; to piouo.'
Small Sou I was throwin' stones at
that now neighbor's oat, and it run
under their burn, and tlion she guve
mo ton cents to oraWl andur and ohase
it out.
'WU -Worth ItenilhiK.
'Roaming .Tournalist I hoar tha
the present owner of tho Daily TUow
uurd is a rich old snoozor, who mudu a
fortune on hums. Does ho evor write
unything worth reading?
Jilowhard Man You just hot ho
does. Ho signs tho chocks.
Had a Uuod Tliuo.
Mrs. Wuyhaok Jllld you go to tho
Hi-ator while you wui in tho city.
Joshua?
Mr. Waybaok No.Muriuh, I couldn't
llnd no thuuturs somehow. Tim only
pluco 1 could find was a dime niusourt
but I saw that aix times.