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!S9S9SSSSMS5S59ESSSS9!!SSSSS3BEBiBil&B& 8 THE HESPERIAN STUDENT. j$xchattQc $ric-H-btnc. "May our entire legislators be returned." Kansas Review Have you many legislators that are not "entire" down there? Hillsdale Herald wants to reform the college press. Cease being a disgrace to vour college, friend, and we will talk to you on the subject. Wo fear t hat our neighbors the Doane Owl ar.d the York Oollegianhnr been wintor.killod. They have not been visiblo to the naked eye for sevoral months. The Allegheny Owl wants to know "who pluged the cannon?" Such orthography makes the glaring head line, "Published by the Fussiiman Class!" ontiioly un necessary. The Campus fills up with solected matter and coolly asks; "what are you going to do about it?" A remark on the laziness or lack of brains of those on the editorial staff is all that the occasion requires. Our feminine Iriond the Sibyl lias been badly taken in by the Oollegian, or some other ignorant or designing sheet. That carefully copied "Register of American Col leges" so inaccurate and incomplete as to be absolutely worthless. Hamilton College Monthly scolds like a virago over tho theft of one of its "choicest psalms" by au exchange. Lot 'em have it without a fuss, girls. We do not like to bo ungallant, but wiioti it comes to your poetry well, lei 'em have it. Tho intellectual ponderosity of the Woostor (Ohio Oollegian makes us gasp 'or breath. It contains no lo cals, a few personals, three or four alleged editorials and an ocean of literary very literary matter. And yet it repiesents a great University in the great state ot Ohio! Blair Hall Lit. speaks of tho "Century, Atlantic, and our other exchanges" in u manner that is truly refreshing. Blair Hall Is situated in an obscure corner of Now Jersey but where in the name of tho Board ot Trustees is New Jersey ? Evidently a foreign state not shown on the map. The Oartliaginian Is evidently disgusted because eastern papers are rather selfish in tho matter of exchanging. For our part we consider it ables.siug that so few college papers from the east cross tho Mississippi. Wo are surrounded with enough dissipating nonsense without them. College Record should change its name. "Little Robert Reed" would bo just about, the proper thing, in consider ation of the tact that the Record is attempting to ostracize all college papers that insert the advertisements of tobacco dealers. Southern Oollegian takes the opposite view and the fight promises to be a spirited one. Wo will hold the Collegian's nat during the unscronity. "Lit. and Ed. notes" was the rather eccentric name of a paper founded about six years ago by Rev. L. B. Fifield. then Regent of the University. The paper changed own ers rapidly, took upon Itself a new name whenever it uo came tired of toe old one, and moved around like a methodlst preacher. It now appears as the "Western Ed ucator" with publication offices at Lincoln, Nebraska and Parker, Dakota. It possessed more merit at its birth than it does at the present time. Kansas held her Oratorical Contest on tho 18th of March at Emporia. The Htato University was knocked out in the fight, but of courso that detracts nothing from tho merit of that institution; neither does it provn that Emporia and Ottawa collegos have any educational virtuo, even If they did carry off first and second honors. City directories are not generally regarded as profitable raulinir, yet people of a statistical turn of mind often pore over them for hours. The Omaha Excelsior man after di gesting tne new directory of that place, announces that Omaha contains 830 Johnsons, 210 Smiths, 118 Browns, and 71 Jones. Tho latter family has lost its grip on tho directory business and now stands eleven placos from tho front. . All styles and qualities of mon's hats at W. R.Djunis'. Cadet suits and caps at T. Ewing & Go's clothing house. Bo sure and goto Winger & Miller's for your under wear. Largo stock of gouts' collars and cuffs at W. R. Dennis' Bee them. Elegant lino of men's hosiery at W. R. Dennis', under Opera House. Tho largest stock and lowest prices in tho city at T. Ewing & Go's. T. Ewing & Co. are at the front for all tho latest and fine fitting clothing. Reduction In prices to students at T. Ewing & Co's clothing emporium. Students can bo accommodated at any hour of tho day in Lincoln Business College. 1110 & 1118 O St. Call and see our now spring styles. T. Ewing & Co. Merino and all-wool underwear CO per cent below for mer prices at Winger & Miller's. Don't fail to buy our spring suits at T. Ewing &Cor mammoth clothing house. University students can get best lead puuciis for 23 cts per dozen at Winger& Miller's. T. Ewing & Co. aro opening au immense stockoi spii'g goods. University students got reduced tuition at Lincoln Bus incss College. An hour per day in Book-Kooping Pon manshis or Short-Hand Is profitably spont. University students aro invited to visit Lincoln Busi ness College. Tho best judges of artistic work go to Kelley & Co for Photos. No. 1020 O st. G. B. Skinner deals in fancy horses nlso turns out fine single and double rigs at low prices. Possibly some of these chilly mornings and evenings will induce you to look at W. R. Dennis' linu of uuder wear. Remember Students you can get fine work, and hotter Inducements, In tho "Fotograf" line, at Kelley & Co. 102B O. St. Students, when you want a first class shave or a bos haircut go to Sam Wester field's corner of O andTwolveth Don't forget it. Special attention is given to Card Writing, Engrossing,. Resolution?, and any work In tho line of plain and orna mental pen work at Lincoln Business College.