THE NEBRASKA
A UtrKlj Ncws-paper Ismued l-hwy
IiiiI.iv Noon In tiliu Un,lverlty
I'lili'dslilng AwKInt.on.
Knuml as Second Class Mali Mutter.
. Towne Mnnnfflivjr IMHor
Geo.
M. 1. Stewart IMMor News Dopt.
John T. Summer.... Associate hill tor
K,lplv 11. llnrlt Associate hllMor
A . llischolY Associate Kvlltor
A. M. Hull ...Cartoonist
IVijr.ir Cniinfo Kditor Loeuil )eU
!.,. McMillan mK'hilo lSiMtor
iHOiui- HarKctt wwlnte hMl.or
K 1) mlrwon KM?lntc Kdllor
(linton Hnrr wocta1o IMltor
1. Iti.iwn wHlato 11 Hot
y r ( I. nuMit. . .IMUor Alumni Dent
The Nebraska .. uc .r. . .
nddress upon receipt of the tfubscnp ,
Hon pui'c, which is one dollar a year, .
I
llio Nebrnslcnn will be sent to tiny
Urn unbuttons are solicited from nil.
Mews items such as locals, personals,
repmu. of meetings, etc.. arc espeoial
j dew ml. 'Hio Nebrusknn will be
B,ad io print any contribution rela
tive to a general university subject,
but the name must accompany all
siuh.
vWret all coiumunk'atier
MebrasUn. diversity of
'jraska.
to
Vrt
dilliciili of computation. The protcc
v , i ., h. won live names thin lion which this vnlunble species of
VlMi.sUa h.i won me g. ,,.,, ,..liins i the hands of the
ml has iioi mi Mu-. " ",-
',(-, vni live panic and lost none. I lie
- in.glc Saturday betwiMMi the two
xx ii, a miglin battle for niprcmac.v.
1, Ucpitl.liiMii (ollegc league
, ,i liidi.niapoli. Iiidi.iiin. No-
1,,, ,, ic ami IT. Surely. Nebraska
.I,,,,. , I in- rcnrcM-ntcii incu. 1 m
,,.,,, ,,b ,hat "VyZZ '
, ,,.,!,. uhile ..1-'... should tak, ",
",.... -1....!..
il. I.-
''niK'rate which wo I
J!: c fo c iiluiia.stie -tit-
1 '1
in II
Ml
1
' V,L,"i,0t Mslmnolbc. T
SitiniU. l"it it was inipoasum. 1
.-t ....... u . 11 inn lPiiiu
... ....UK nmiiii trive iiotnintr i ii .
one-third fare, which i
mil mini . .
tii. in "in-
anil
1 1 j'-.-.r. 11 mi iiii" n 11 uiiiio i
,. -7.i0. llnil ip .."": I
l, .1 u i.l.l bine yonc. . prnt) aB U(p ani nw only
' 7 mi . i, : oriL'inal. It is clearly appiiroJit. even
I, tm I-.iM it is different. Ilieicxnc to ,m1,ltomi laMiinn. that the evi.
n . 1.1..I -"uc "l,0,'1IIVJ"ri, ig'fltMil intent of Uick'c imitators was to
,.l..v i -V foo1):!'11-, N , '., ,nnv. , deceive and to profit by the other
., ,y J.-..11.I- the ra.ln.ads alwa s .inn M. 1 . jin,.111inn: vrl iM.PMlw of n mere
w ,n.. ...,d cariv immense ro s, ,,.,.,,..,, ,lim.r,.ll(.(. . U,e design of
Dm mike 11101. and ""','"',, iIP oriirinntor of tin- water mark in
t. .x . . jrii.nl nine ai... . "'' "
, ,..,,. i.f Hie inline la-t n-
"lim .iii r
"".. 1 . ii, ,.,.ii.i malic a rati- or one-
s.Mh tii.- regular lare ... ....
,lc-n1- 'iit '" fir-e. Had we
1 t.. in ljivvrenci
I I I M V ill ....-
stu-
beell
, IckS
(riM 11 .ll 11 i I'.'- -- .
than tw.i dollar- for Hie round tup.
a train ld vvo"1'1 ,,,m' &""' As ,h
none can tfo.
11 vembcr i-siie of tin Kiot
' ' i..4 Mmiiliiv. and
arai ,v credHable niMiiber t hoi K 1
,,t ... .rl asstr.n.tf as was tin ' V',,,,'
fr ISvii. . The situations in .Mr. 1 nr-
hers "lb. t unVi taker's &tor "'''' lu
,,,,,1,,,'v ..M-nli.iii. Mr. LHiini'i s
. ,..1.1.. ......tluir 1 innirll
.1 , I .- a Limn theme (Ul.i is vi
tr.ni.lv ii,!.-i.-I utr. and the poems are
.roo.l 1 . 1 -..iiMil.Tinjj cveryui.np one
". x. 1 4 -11,.. eoneluslon that tlie
il ""V ..'.. s'.:.. ,.vt time, l'rob
Kiote can improve new uim-- ''""
iiMv because of ihe wry excel lent 1b-
"'"'." A . , .... 1'iiili- too
sue in ijcKinei v.-ir . ,. r .
jnuel,.
( l,i. .lyu colli-ne- ha.e a new im.1i
ti.l... 1. 1' isclleye n.jrlll. The llltfllt
,,f o. -nlier 29. nearly 4.000 htudPiit
railn H il 111 Ce.i1.al music hall and
-ui.i.h made 11 ltr noise for a tune.
(h...e. vv.i- ilien turned ,nto order for
1 fv jnonieiits while some hilarious
MKC-O.es vve:e nuule. The students
ini-l.iiiir 1he sleeiiv iiolicemeii and de-
liirhtintr eeeedintfl shihIIUo.vs and
ni.niKi-lves. Such performances seem
n '..4 41..... ...... ,.imiUv 11 LTCHt
1,1 1 toiiK m I lie sin-.-, r-, ' .
r,,,il J 1(- do mcie than ciin he done Ull( upwrnvis. Nenrly all of these jn
ii in i.iher win io muse college spir- noH w.M-0 Intonilixl to wl! for t least
t mil to stir up einniiMH"' jm.)
'" ' . .. ... ! -I-I,...,
... ..i ,.iv nuns in the stlKieiH s l.K
vh rh -v ill nevir be foljjrotleli
Tlllise
. i . 1, . , .. .. real en
llejre spirit roused
. . . i i.iu iti4itll.
i itii-ni, ci.erisii ...".ij" ""-
, , unit is connected in their mem-
, , ,11, slid, events. CtinM we do like
,.,- ,(l,ke Uiis in Nebraska? 1 Jo
xvr.ter verily believes that sliould the
"i.n-itv eleven defeat Kansas &0 to 0
tin average student would take it as
, ,,n,ple mailer of ooiim-. II.- would
Lanll' do so much as to hu.ld n bon
fire J he Nebraskan is indeed sorry that
,t is called uiKin to criticjee eyerely
the action of any orffaniJition in an
other college. However. Uie action of
the (.r.nnell team in Tefiming to 'dr-.y
, i,f-.iln last Saturday was so man
,fMh nnjustifiable as io call for most
l.nifrei.t critielBin. In Rood faith the
V-lmivka management Mihcilu 1 tlie
iniiiii Hi (irinnell for last Saturday
and held the date through oUier ami
betur Sirnes were offered. Griimcll.
without even the nlindovv of a goml
excuse, refused at the last moment to
eome. (irinnell Hrst suggesti'il llrcn
ner of Des Moines for umpire. Ne
braska objected beeauso of the ex
pense oi bringing him liero, mippos
lug of course that some one equally as
satisfactory could be found nearer at
hand. Two members of the nUitl" of
the Omaha Mee were proposed, one.
a Cornell man, the other a Princeton
man. (irinnell was asked to propose
others, but did not. However, the
manager of the (irinnell team tele
graphed to the Hoe and as'ed If those
two men were "competent and just,"
to olllclate at the game. The lice an
swered that they were "competent"
and because the word "just." was not
milled driunell refused to play. This
is the (irinnell manager's own ver
siou of the case as given in his letter
to llisehor. After this Manager llis
ehof olVered anything they would ask
for If thev would only play the game,
because to fall to play meant larger
llnancial loss to Nebraska, lie even
told the inanager to tiring Itrenner or
(irinnell men to umpire the game, and
still they would not come (hough there
was still ample time, (irinnell prob
ably feared defeat and wished to
i.nsi tlm reason while her reeori
,., ntion vwnI(
,lim. ulVl.rcd s It now will had
)u, in.l lu,(1 1H ,, rt ,, i ,i,t,
ii.....: ......... ?,: in it iwili ft tiMim
Hnstiuirs irame. " m . Such a team
ought never again to be considered
In nnv college in making up its
schedule.
"I'luiictluii of American Trade
M.u!.-." was one of the topics dis
cussed at a recent trade convention
held in this city. This is the subject
in which the stationery trade is deep
Ij Interested. In certain lines of this
trade the value of n trade murk is
er, great. What it actually repre
sent in dollars and cents and how
giviH a damage is done by infringing
m.mi it is soinethluir which is most
-, -.:.... r Ml.,1
,,i W 111 1 II I I IIU JU I ,1 ,-... .f " ......
liinitcil. The cimmiiui- increase of
tr.idc mark lit. gal on in the courts
i-ic.iilv (Iciionstiaic the fact Unit
fiaml .mil infringement have increased
.mil ilcvdoM-il with the development
of our domestic commerce. (iniinoii
1imn-i ilciiiiiiuis that tin-re shall lie
. ..... ii.:,. toward
be icr jTrotociion of business men,
wlloM. vllllllWe tra,,c llinrk. Bhould no
loiiiM-r be ptv.vevl iihiii 113 trade vnn-
,inU. nml uho'nrp nlVordinl nractlenllv
no r,,lrcs when so injured.' Here we
l.. il W of a writing ,H.,.er man-
e.inntcd a certain nter marl., which
i . l,l,1l,. 4mlintv1 mid
mm nun, ...... -v.-.. - -- -o
- ", ;'";.".; v- """ .....i.
placed in greatly inferior pntier, much
.i4:...i t lV iMirlinil im-
" ' . .
IL " 1,;.,ln ,,nl tlio Tmltaibrs
,.nti.ni has been unable 1. ctop tlie
1 ... ..,, ., ,. r
..rn. Ymi .t .11 :i. ml I'er cum1 01
bold inliiiijieinent ha- reecntly been
liroiiL'lit 10 the notice of the trade.
The iii.inufaclurer of Hie oiiriiial ar
ticle e.ilhil it. we'll mi, the
".lone- ." in'1'oiiipnnviiiyr the nnine
with a picture trade mnrk. The in
frinyer dcliberatelv employs the same
picture trade mark, adds an arbitrary
word, iiuikiiijr it the .lones' 'No Plus
I'll.. , " 1.1,1 1..1I111S nil' hl nrtlele U the
orl , ,,,, thrp tm im.. nt. dc
Hiis Imldlv and without any npparf
,, 0j ennwienee. But It Is rip
.ui (... ,,- the law alVmil any
rtmtB?
. 1
(IOCS
cut
riplit.
re-
Vroni the nienenii Stationer, net. .J".
A VI N) AT A NORMAL IMJIOIC
ijiienyo s jarjrenn miisie umw iw
tV i,.iy. lmve bought for a fraction of
1. .l. ..ll..n D4,.l, f l.fm, I'nl.
Cliienjfo's lai-jrewi miisie house, Lyon
n i-ii, uir mum o"-n " ....... -.
ter V Co. Thew splendid pianos 11 ro
'itiered wiiiiout renervc mini mi m
sold. In thin lock are numlu'r of
new Stelnway plaiins. and hundreds of
new and m-coiiii hand pianos Including
instrument of the follow injr well
known miikeh- Sierlinjr .lliintintoii,
. U. ( Iiiim'. Vf. 1'iwher. IVriier,
Chlckeiinif. i. W. Lyons, etc.. oU. Ill
Miire pianos thei-e are fine Wined In-
Ktrnineni at 2S. iu. uu, ami up
wards. In uprijflil plano.llft imrtm-
.,,. i 100. $13(1. $14(1. $150. $1ft5.
wK vino and upvviird. In ltaliy
r!in,w1i untun n1ro isnr1lll(Hl at 250
IsiuVtli. Ilt.ia. f.lM.fl4r ull liri, IK
LrfMMl oliiti noulf be to order one f
4l...uj. iil'in.ik l,.iit'i.,.r ll.rf. :..1mI Win .f ii
t0 Lyon A- Henley, ifowmer. 1liey will
semi von a I st niKl lull jrt lemurs up
on application. Any piano not jirov
injr entirely witisfnetory may 1m re
turned ul their expense. Address
simply. Lt on & Ilenly, Cliiengn. Dis
tnnee is no obstacle in taliiny ndvnnt
ne of this remarkable chance to ob
tain a piano, for in proportion to tlie
saving to be made 1he freight olmryes
are Insignificant. Write today no as
to avoid dis8ipointnien1.
Dr Leonhardt's
ANTI-PiLL
Cures Nervous Ills,
CouNtiiiatliii. Jly-tx ps.a HU'ousiji-hi. Ntirv
ouhlllsund f-'ill Hjt.it Action not followi U
iv costtveiii k Houtit it r Try It KumpleK
fr.-l- llmiTiLlk -r.i
or u ilrcsh
(.0 , Lincoln Ni-Ij
Anii-i'in
Frte AdvUo.y Dept. for Patroni.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MRS. L. M. SKARLKS, M. D.
PmuMvo limited to Dlscnsos of Women nml
Children.
Ontcot JiKfiOSt. Itos.: ISISWnshlnRtonSt.
Hoursi 8 to I l. in.
LINCOLN, - NBHKASICA
J M. LUCAS,
DENTIST.
truii nml o sts.
Tcloiitimic 1M. Lincoln. Nob.
LOUIS N. WENTE,
DENTIST,
1.T0 South lltli street.
Hootns SP, S7 niut 1, Urovvnult Hill. Phono NW.
DK. J. L. HODGEMAN,
DENTIST.
1103 O Street.
Siclitl mtos to Students.
DK. J. T. McNAY,
DENTIST
Tooth Kxlmetou without Pain.
Oltlce: Cor. lltlinmlOSts.
Lincoln, Nohrnsltn
DK BUNJ. F W11ST,
GENERAL PRACTITIONER,
Ortlce: KWT. 0 Street, Ovor nt7(,ornl(l's. Tol. 410
Itoshluneo: 1735 Kuclti! Ave. Tol. MX
Hours: 10 to IS a. in. 2 to lip. in.
Specialties: T)lsencs of Stoninch nnd Ktdnoy .
DK. ALBRKT K. MITCHELL.
Itooinndt-s
llurr Hlovk
Lincoln. Ncl
K. . Hoi.voKi:, MO It. A. H01.VOKK.M . 1).
Ites. Telepliono -HI. Itos. Toleiilioao .
'JRS. HOLYOKK & IIOLYOKE,
Physicians & Surgeons,
(Mice. 187 South lUli Htroot.
Olllro Telctilione 4S.
Lincoln, Keli.
Telepliono CS5. P. O. Hox ftM.
DK. C. A. SHOliMAKEK'S
Private Hospital.
fioa South nth street
Siioolnl nttentlon to (IKensoh of vvonion. Kv
ery coiivonlonco tor .urleal uasoh.
DK. CHARLES L CHANDLER.
U.of N. '92.
1331 O street
Hours: stolOu. nv, 'i to 4 11 in.. 7 to fi p.m.
Siiiidiiys. 'A to 4 p in.
l'liones: OntceXit): rt-s Ot'C 1T10 D htrtot.
Lliuoln. Nob.
j7e. MOSSHART, M. D.
SpocUl Attention 10 Krrorb of Kefractton.
1'rui-tli-e LlmJted to KYIJ. KAi!. NOSK and
THKOAT.
li:uO Stroil, - - Lincoln, Nob.
DR. J. V. STEVKNS.
ouico ll0Osirot.
Oltlcu Tolei(ino 4t0
ltuiWuuoe'J'oluiilioiio AZ4.
Liu col u. Neb 1
Oriioc Uoujib: Sijmiavs:
lOto It a. id. Itto 1 p.m.
S to ji. in. S to 6 p m
A. ID. WILKINSON. M. ID.
Oliloe, Si nml llurr lilock.
Hii., 180 South I7th street.
Telephone: Oft to. OH); residence, OSS.
M. H KKTCHU.M, M. D , I'iiar. ID.
1'rof 0ilitljliDoUKjr. Oudojjy im1
LsrytiKoliwy.
Llneolu Mudicnt Collude.
O0ei u tlwrouiiJi ;aivnio toure in rofruBllon.
SH.'claoloii lilted,
ufllw. aSo litliNt Uotirs, ii to isaso-tftor.
J. ii. HAGGARD. M. D.
IteKlileiu-o 1310 G itrtwt., Tel tit.
OBloe. laao street. Itooin&JTiUHl IU.
Over Milter & 1'alnoX Tol. KB
DK. M. H. GARTEN,
1'rautlco llmltwl to
Hvu, Kar, Now and Throat.
MS, 0 htreel,
Lincoln, Kuliraka.
E. S. KING,
Finn Watch Hoimlrlnir.
Scientific Refracting Optician
(Qraduate)
1J0 0 Street, . . Llntolu, Neb.
$5.50---
la what wo clmrgo for OADET UNIFORM
PANTS. Mntorinl and lit first class. Mado
by our own workman.
PHI N E St WHRFEI.
A Few Sample Prices
The Book Department
HERPOLSHEIMER & CO.
Has heretofore been noted among University student rnr ,u,
prices at which all supplies were soUK This yfi e'S '
niensuratc with quality, we have materially increase otir sS-v?
prepared to supply Text Hooks of all kinds at lorn ra J ",C
before made in Lincoln. Note the list quoted below CVKr
Kolfo's Shakespeare, per. vol
Students' Standard Dictionary....
Standard Dictionary
Webster's International Dictionary
History Paper, per 100 sheets. . . .
History Covers, leather back
History Covers, cloth sides
History Covers, board sides
2 50
10 50
8 75
05
i
12
10
I Fountain Pens, 14 Kt pold, One, Soc
I and oSc, each pen warranted.
Waterman's "Ideal'' Fountain
Pons, $2.50 and upwards.
Lead Pencils, polished, rubber
! tipped
01
Black Ink, per 2 01. bottle
1 Estates
1
are
1
Made by
Systematic
Savings.
J. H. Kaxs, Pres. and Treas.
The Evans
Laundw
327-329-331 North Twelfth Street.
TELEPHONE 199. .- - - LINCOLN, NEB.
VVft'SfcH
Prices from SI5 Up.
f?iWW 4t vMa&jg m
- -iiTf rvnk JMm Ule
SlpEvJtJ' World
COLLfcGE men everywhere are ,ved to send for the Wa.hburn Souvenir Cntaloe.
It contain, nearly 30o portrait, of .rti.u and colIeEIans, beside. KivinB some account
of the construction of Wa-hburn Instrument, and a complete list of net price..
Obtain"" thneUma.de;.8,erBthe """ W "" WaShbUr"B' w "-
LYON & HEALY, CHICAGO.
IT IS THE "STYLE'
And "QUALITY" about the
photographs made at the
Elite
That make them famous. All
from.
50 Fountain Pen Pockets 8c, .oc and ,sr
Student's Note Books
"University" Tablets ,,,
Ink Tablets, So sheets each. . .....
Soft Paper Tabs, 500 pages each
Music and Pictures
The "Maurer" Mandolins and Guitars
are the equal in tone and workmanship of
anything made in the U. S. A written
guarantee for 3 years is given with each
instrument sold by ns.
5"!: 814.00 to $90.00
Mandohns ,3.00 l0 00
Solo Agents for Lincoln.
TEACHERS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN!
Exiiniino the Policy of tho New England
.Mutual. The Values arc as definite as those
endorsed in your Hank Book.
This Company has been Chartered
63 Years.
O. W. NOBLJ3, Mgr.,
Phone 328 ,n ROOM 1-
t041 O STREET
C. C. Quigclk, Sec. and Mgr.
Company
UBM&
Studio
on ground floor, 226 So. nth St.
04
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