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THE . DAILY NEBRA8KAN i. . You cm fill it witbjwyn ? nff BHkf T VfnJk xJtUUI JEW ijM Conkllu's Solf-L'llUng- Pen is tho best fountain pen for both student and professor on account of the Crescent-Filler, To fill Conklin's Fountain sKftJ sor- miwc Pen simply dip it in any ink and press tho Crescent-Filler that's all. No dropper no inky fingers -no ruffled temper. Guaranteed to bo a perfect writer. , Loading doalors handle tho Conklln. If your docs not. onlor direct. Refuse sub stitutes. Bend (or handsomo now catalog. THE CONKLIN PEN CO. 310 Hitasllsi BiIUUJ. TOLEDO, OIK) (I l i ti i i i Wi BOYS The girls Are wearing mighty fine Tailored Suits thls Spring.. "DO YOU- THINK" They want-to ptna their money for Tailored Suits and go with afellow wearing a Hand .Me Down Suit. "THINK IT OVER." We will give,, you the Latest Style, Perfect Fit and the Nob biest Assortment of Woolens In the city. $25 and higher. Elliott Bros., r Tailors- - 142 South 12th St F. E. Taylor, formorly professor of hor ticulture in this university and now a rosidont of Donvor, called upon the department of botany last weok. Mr. Tayjlor is managing a large irrigation project noar Denyor. i Thirteen students of forestry spent soveral days of last week at Halsey, Nebraska, whoro the government main tains an experiment station. Profes sor Phillips and wlfo accompanied the party. Ktltnd Tni Mwk Chancollor AndrewB and Dean Bes soy havo taken up tho work of filling tho place made vacant by the resigna tion of Professor Hoald, Station Botan,; 1st. Tho University authorities regret Dr. toaId's departure, on account of his ability. He is to be congratulated upon securing his good position in the University of oxas. BHtfiSffYfEjHSLMIIr Ib&bVj ilsff 9ILK BRIGHTON Flat Clasp, Garters, FLAT clasp for solid comfort. The newest shades arid designs of one piece, pure milk web. - jAll' metal parts heavy nickel plated brass, canriot rust. 25c. a pair, all dealers or by mail. , MONEER SISPBMDCrr Off., 718 Mmrttmt Street PhHmmmlmtilm Maker of Pioneer Suspender ' 310 Midilln BslMlsg. TOLEDO, OMK) ! DHHiBBBiHXflB&SSflBSBBslHHBsv I GEORGE Bfffls;, Printers 1 1 COfPtft PLATE EHGRAVlrlG I 1 $ita : dyeIembossino i! 'M " A NIOK LINE OP STATIONERY BHHbMHM9B8bbbHBSHbSSSc9bIssbBSbBa lnitiniity Bfdg LINCOLN, NEB. I ii Professor Pniulps Went .to north Platte last night, to superintend some experimental work in forestry at the experiment station there. R. J. Pool, instructor of botany, has boon given a scholarship In botany at the Univorsity of Chicago. Mr. Pool expects to attend that university dur ing the summer session. Pay Your SUBSCRIPTION A. M. Lovy, 07, loft for Washing ton last week to take a position in the bureau of transportation of the inter state commerce commission. Mr. Levy will entor the Columbia law school next fall. He was one of our strongest Intercollegiate debaters for two years. Charles A. Sunderlin, 'u, has accept ed a position in tho division of rates and transportation of tho interstate commerce commission. Mr. Sunderlin entered tho Georgo Washington law school at Washington, D. C, last fall. He was an intercollegiate debater here for three years, and at Washington ho has been selected as one of the six best debaters at that school, who havo rep resented other universities In debate a lift &"" AND KEEP THE OFFICE CAT FAT CINCINNATI CUT-PRICE SHOE STORE AND Eltotrlo Shtt Ptipalr Ftottry SAVES YOU TIME -AND -MONEY 1220 O Stmt HAV THE EVANS r Do Your Washing i I Subscribe for the Dally Nebraskan. We're now located in the most beautiful store in the west. We handle the finest HOT PRINKS in the city Come in and try .them. Lincoln Gaudy Kitchtn J4th and O So. west Corner The try-outs for tho University De bating Squad will bo held In a short time. Tho -question for the first try out debate has not been announced, but Professor Fogg expects to be able to publish it by tho end of the week. Cornell faculty has adopted a rule prohibiting summer baseball. Any man who plays under an assumed name, or takes part in a game at which admission fee is charged-is coh-j sldered Ineligible for college sports on the ground of having received compensation. mm sW sflvsM mWm laffm1 T JiRHflKllinBl m IV 1 m j- vl-1 WANTED-A RIDER AGENT . simple Latest Model "Banker" bicycle furnished by us. Oar agent IH EACH TOW and district to ride and exhibit a br in. Our airents everywhere are ; money fast. Write for full particulars and i fecial offer at one. MONEY BEQUIItHU until yauTCCcive and approve of your bicycleWe chip one. anywhere in the U. S. without a cent deposit In advance, iretav freitht. and How TKN DAYS' FURS TK1AL during which time you Buy ride the bicycle and out It to any test you wish. It you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to ncep uic picycie snip u men 10 us ar our expense ana you xuiu not oe out on cent. making mone JNU Keen ine Dicvcie snm it kick to us ar our excx-rue ami vou mu riPTfllV DIIPFt Wc 'unkh the highest grade bicycles it is possible to make rnviVHI riivu at one small profit above actual factory cost. You save fio to $2$ middlemen's profits by buying direct of us and have the manufacturer's guar- ncycie. uu nor UUaa bicycle or a patr ot tires from any oh receive our catalogues and learn our unheard of factory antee behind your bicycle. at any true until you kaou t 4rars anrl wrtwttrlriftl At-istl V t7v tn Iflsftr tfecrawsaftjl. mUfll I HI? ICTAIIICIICI hea you receive our beautiful cataloguo and HILL DC AdlUHIdnXl study our superb models at the wonderfully Uwrtcfs we can make you this year. We sell the highest crade bicycles for less money than any other lactorv. We are satisfied with Si.oo orout above factory cc BICXCtJJ DKALEKS. you can sell our bicycles under your own same plate cost. at We are satisfied with ii.oo Drofit above factoi our pnecs. uraers nuea me aay receivca. marly handle second hand Dicycies, dux hicago retail stores. These we clear out ' Pescriptivft bargain-lists mailed free. f SECOND 11 AN1 BIOXCLKS. We do not rcgul r usually luve a number on hand taken In trade by our Ch nromntlv at orices nnrinr from 83 to 88 or SIIO. I)er C01STEI-BMKES, SnrSK'XlSWSJ:'','- "" " $sm50 HFRRFTHlIRN PIIUftTMDF-PBfKiF m 80 o SELF'HEALINa TIRES TOtmmouotam.r The rerular retail Arice of that tires is SSJO 4er fiafr. tWu introduce we will uilyouaiantplepairtorf4Mjuuhwtthorderf4M). NO MORETROIBLE FROM PINCTORES NAILS, Tacks or Glass ttUI not let the sir out. Sixty thousand pairs sold last year. Over two hundred thousand pairs now in use. DESGRIPTlUmt Mode in all sizes. It is lively and cosy ridinff.verydutableandlinedlnside with a spcsjal quantyotroDier, wmcnjirver oeoonji porous and -which closes up fltnall punctures wit 4 . Western Military Academy of Alton, Illinois, will not tolerate a "molly cod dle." Flentgoy, a student there whose parents are quite wealthy and who stood in disfavor among his mates, was bought a ticket "back to his mother" and told to go. The faculty supports the student action. S&vt&Mitijiiiiir&tmmmmmmmWmmmnmmi ?3 Ty' ' .1 an uv hbutfll onr. Ift-BM Notloe the thtc-k robber tread "A" and puncture strips' "U" and "D," also rim atrip U" to prevent rim eattbig,.,&Thla tire will outlast any other make -SOFT, KLA4flO and CENTML NITIOKIL IIHK 'TWELFTH AND 0 STREETS P. L. HALL, President P. K. JOHNSON, Vloo-Presldent B MAN 0. FOX, Cashier, Vf. W, HAOKNBY Jr.,'Aa8t, Cashier The presidents of nine universities and colleges in tho, state of .Wisconsin called a meeting,. (,o organize an as sociation of Wisconsin colleges with the view to bringing about closer re lations between the Institutions of higher learning, and advancing their mutual interests. Bololt, Lawrence, Ripon, Marquette, Million, North western, Milwaukee-Downer and Car roll wore represented. ing the air to escape. We have hundreds of letters from sails-' ned customers Stating inai meir ures navconiy occn pumpca up once or twice In a whole season. They weigh, no more than an ordinary tire, the juncture reslstlngquallties beinggiven by several layers of thin, specially prepared fabric on the tread. ThercgularpriceofthesetlresUJ8.5operpalr,butror H kahv moiNfl advertlsiuepunMsenwearemaklniraBpccialfactorypriceto , , . . . V . . - i the rider oi onl v U.Ba per pair. All ofuers shipped same day eiter is received. We ship C O. P, on approval. You do uot pay a cent until you have examined and' found them strictly as represented, we will allow a cash, discount of 5 per cent (thereby making the price S4.5n per pair) if you send FULL CASH. WITH OltDKft aud enclose this advertisement. We wilt ahuTseud one nickel plated brass hand pump. Tires to be returned nt.OUR expense if for aay reason they are not satisfactory on examination. We arc perfectly reliable and money sent to us is as safeastin a bank. If you order a pair of these tires, you will find that' they will ride easier, run faster, wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or aeca at any price. We know that you will te so well pleased that wlien you want a bicycle you will give us your order. We want you to send us a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer. m rgm Mffarsra-VI naro ln't buv any kind at any price .until you send for a pair of Mr " WW iWtiiimJr T f n BO Iledgethorn Puncture-Proof tires on approval and trial at the special introductory price quoted aoovc; or write tor our .Dig i ire ana sundry catalogue waicn describes and quotes all makes and kinds pt tires atabout half the usual prices. v " nT - ainr rw J& writc " a Postal today. DO NOT THINK OF BUYING svtycycle UU nUi . WW fti J or a pair of tires from anyone until you knowJJte new sdrqadcrful nrr.r. n maVIncr. It nnlv rSalik'ooAtil ta laam!rervtMtfsr. f Write'it NOW.' ' ' '"; J. L MEM CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, Percy D. Houghton has been ap pointed head coach aT Harvard for next year, Cozy suppers Dalrymple s. Go to "Mrs. J. C. Bell, hairdresser, for chiropody. Clements' photos are the best. Rates to students. 129 So. Eleventh, Dr. Hill, 'Dentist, 233 So. Eleventh. Chapin Bros., florists, 127 Ss. 12th. 'Trv TJVanfl Prna '-rflatjiiiranf IftSft P j mt m ap w -- p Mvw Marshall, stidenttJf barber. Coraer Thirteenth .and O, under Famous. i i ai ii i i ., B Bookman BrdevKine shoes, 1107 O. it m - , r Cameron's luach counter A23 So,, 12. Eat at Elam's: rrJ" 0. H. Frey, flprlst, 1H3 O Bt ' ,(Your next." Aristo Barber. Shop, 1206 O St, - . ' ., - A i . i f T
