Pianos
matchless Shaw
Known Weber
High Grade Matthews
Favorite Schiller
and many others.
u CZjqIF TProii3r3Sfr 3
So Me.de at Cost o
o For Ten Days ex
p BUHSTEAD & TUTTLE, 3
f 1 141 O Street. S
s m. hoiiiim.
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pet'tii'
to .
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prod
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of If
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true '
vote
dialli
:
iggmnriissctncnt n Ml porsninil.
forgotten; to ihnt dcgicc tdm
iso to sciire ollleo iniielv for'
ui.i t ii ....... i
i t vviiiniiirMHli'U mill llll 1 1 1 i'fs
! political spoils.
ui'th centnr.v politics must
patriotism of noble tji'! a
.ni tJiat will accept pofitioiia
r mid tnii-'L .or public good,
'lian for priwitc gniii; that ..sib
the lmllot-l)o as to the pri-
lYers; (i iMtrioiism tihnt will
rc crime in high phiees, that
niipion the caiihc of the op
i. that will throw itself into the
rusliu - torrent of nie.it Nuc; a pa
triot i- ii that goc deeper than senti
ment i priMttc in'tcicM. that is broad
er th any creed or party, that Irtis
its m i ne i divine law; a patriotism
ihnt in Mtind against the calumny
whidi ilriinigogue. tHis ami
wlncli --..cining politicians rtor.. As
pntri" lived and died for the lirst
great 1'iinciples of our i...tinn so
must ihi'. live and die for th? second.
Up fn'in the slums of four hundred
cities ..'inc- the cry of m .ions, pois
oned l the saloon, oppressed by the
uiirijrh1 ""is use of capital, ruled by
the in.ii lune, robbed by thedeiniigogiic.
The issue of local self-government
is now upon us. It is calling for a
Hamilton to proclaim its truth a Web
ber t defend Its rights. It is calling
for a million volunteers, not to die,
for it. lint to give live for it, for men
Willi nrnns ami heart commingled in
such proportions that they are able
and wiiim to be their "brother's
lu'eper." .t is calling for a new social
iTmi-ni that shall )mc written in
ir.ime i icli. "The brotherhood of
man "
Pol i il- institutions and the state
art" ii- luiiients of divine power. Clod
hiiM- ! destinv of nations in bis
jBa
lish language and Anglo-Saxon insti
tutions in everj country and by carry
ing lie message of the Son of Man to
every people.
sl.nkmhu session.
Tin.- announcement of the summer
session, which will be he... this year
from .luii U to July 'JO, has been is
sued and may o procured by appli
cation to the chancellor's oiTlce. This
year the instruction olVered will be
confined K. tvve.ve of the. leprosonta
ti depart ments, as loilows: Dotany,
ehcinistry, linglisli hingnnge, Knglish
literature, Kuropeiui history, lieniinn,
U leek, Iatin, mathematics, physiee,
pedagogy, ami romance languages,
flic regular summer session is devel
oped from the previous unixei-sity
Milliliter seh ol- and the earlier state
institutes. The session (.oxers six
xxecks of the vacation season and for
this peiiod puts at tlhe service of the
state tils' valuable equipment of the
unixci'sity. Tlie heads of the depart
ments offering instruction x... gen
erally be in exidence. In Ciiso of
their necessary absence, the Mibstf
tutcs will bo as a rule professors of
like rank from sister unixors'rties. hi
any ease, only experienced teaehetvi
will liaxe charge of classes. The ses
sion is conducted primarily for the
teachers, principal and supe-rintend-ent.s
of Nebraska xxho desire to pur
sue certain subjects under the guid
ance of specialists and evteml their
pioent knowledge in xarious branches
by mcaiKs ot the facilities which the
university atl'ords. There wilt be gen
eral university lectures in addition to
the coursvs of btudy olTeied, and also
the adxantages of the Lancaster coun
ty teachers' institute will be afforded,
which will be in session during the
n'cond and lliird week x . e suminer
cession. The university library, .m
t. lining 10,0(10 volumes, and the mil
xeisity museum, xxith ills rich collec
tions, xvuM be open to students every
day. Stiu.ents will nl-o be granted
the privileges of the state library and
the Lincoln city library. The registra
tion fee for the suminer se-i ti is
two dollars ami small laboratory deposit-
are charged. For further announcements-
ami general iiffornmtion
in regard to Uie university, apply to
the ohaiicelkt.
Sold on easy payments
at cash prices by the . .
MATTHEWS PIANO CO.
130 South 13th St.
With a tock of 100-
HONORS
L for graduates are fully expressed
Vk by presenting a
Vlfprrri nun's
v 7 b. . s a m jt a 9jm, a a r
Ideal
Fountain Pen.
i
WORLD, VICTOR and AETNA BICYCLES
"Wo ought to bo nblo to suit you.
We know without doubt wc have the best line of Bicycles
ever shown in Lincoln.
y Solid gold and sterling silver
in latest design.
We Rent
Wheels.
We Rent
Wheels.
Mini
rijrhn
'ffirn,
opim-t
'ion i.
tcrrit.i
fown
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fruat.
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nghtw.
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tylires
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bound.
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toile
the ai
't' tit.
V I. TOAs. I
' ii future dep iwN iijkiii the I
ss of our people. History J
ti no nation esm stand that
'od. Upon the righteous ot
ic I'nited State in her new
lcpemls not only the fate)
i a.. -, ..t.!t:... nf.Mi
Ulllh, Mm IJH- .SUIUliils Ul Mitt
at. the destiny of Asia, and
of civilization. This i.- the
ipportiinity, the greattist i-e-,
the niost vital issue in
of our nation. It ea?ls for
men as netive as they are
as unselfish as they are pa
devoted sis Uiey are ddterin-
i flag ought to be siipiiorted
large enough to relieve the
of all the world; Nought to
r a hind broad enough 1o
,( to every nation.
I iHMween the two great nve
commerce, jMissesfeing un
national resouives, lending
'rld in the evereises of mind
"er, the greatest Anglo-Saxon
1 "pying tJic greatest country,
ii the "zone of power," lend
f western civilization, 4ouch-
'ad institutloiiK of the Orient
aoiu upon merit.
Fully Guaranteed.
U.E.WATERNIAN&CO.,
LarReit Tauntala Pen ))
rtanutacturcrs in the World. v
, 1 57 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
THE t CENTURY
DOUBLE - FEED PEN
IS THE BEST
G. E. HAGER. Agent, - Law Library
Prices $50, $40, $35, $30, $25
H. E. Sidles Cycle Co.,
THE LARGEST REPAIR SHOP IN THE CITY.
1 10 to 112 North 13th St. or 13th and O Sts.
There is no other Bicycle as good as a
Tribune Bicycle
NllBuJI9Iidc can be compafCd COLUMBUS BUGGY
Ic. .... .i.-.i.i jiihuitliiuiirt ui uir uiitii.
-In 1 inted States Ktands today the
IP'ttlU-vt Itntinn rf oil littitirV
TlCll . til noniiim' ivill.Us. nilfrllt ifi
mat,.. l....l .....1 i,...,l ,n...
1 1 IUVS11 illltl llltllltvt'..t J,."
ItoiDiciit so perfect, our citizens so pa-
'ir people so unsejiisn, xnawve
""K with England and the Bn-
Itnoiic
ltnnl.1 .
;-"4 unite 11!l I'.llirl'llWI ILI1I1 lite J'Jll-
0 SllC.ll.i.i nnnnln ......n tvlinrf! llrtl
2 .Ijohiu-al functions but in nntionnl
T'nt, not under a written code but in
WMllm... t..tl .1 .!..,. lilvnftv
"K mil 111111 iciiKtttn mi-, 'j
r all the world. The glory of our
UOn i .Il l. 41.-. ... n...A wMvnitnrOi'1
'UP Ur.i.,.1 1... til... 41.A rntr-
"il, llJt l' JIIUIIUMH IIU "t
I MVKKS1TV t'Or.VI'Y S( IIOLAU-
(otinty siipeixintendents of public in
siruiK'thwi liave been asked to hold
eauiinatioiis in their oil ice on Sat
urday, .May 'JO, for .ioe competing
fur the university county seh'Varehip.
these scholarships aie offered in each
county inniniciininir a llrst-ela.s& three
or four year high school, and are
awjirded'io students parsing Hie best
compctitirvc evnminatioii, provided the
candidates meet tih? repiirnnvts f c
admission to the lowest vvorrk carried
at university. Laiuiiunie.s iuus(
In prepared to pass eamiuatioiii' in
the following fcii.iK-ctct: Algelim, bot
any, Knglbh. plane geome'try. gi'ii
eral history. One.sar and phyoics.
Since tJie university has free tm ion
f .- aH. t'h.e scholarships niusi neces
sarily be largely hoiwiniry. If. hvv
ever," the candidate is in pecuniary
need, the scholarship iiki.v carry with
it the privilege of dispensing with the
paMiient of any fee or deposit of any
kind csoept the matriculation fee of
five dollars required by etntiite. These
wlivi'arships were eagerly sought last
vear by students in many counlties
offering exaiuinntion, and H Is lxllev
ed that there will be great demand
for them again tins season.
The United States department, of
agriculture, division of ootany, has is
issued an "inventory of cereals and
Forage l'iunts Collected in Russia.
M. A. Carleton, of the United States
department of agricu.ture, who made
4iw. ii,.i.i;niu iiik stationed at the
University of Xebrniska for some time
prevloa to his detail to Jlusshu Prom
the notes prepared oy Mr. Carleton
it appears that he has succeeded in
securing several varieties of much
promise, since they arc adapted to ecid
uliinntre, have a short growing sea
son, and are resistant to fungus du?
eascs. This Is particularly the case
yvith the wheats, in the special study
of which Mr. Carleton has long been
engaged.
University
Coal
Office
Gregory seiis Coal
Best Quality. Best Price
Phone 343. 1044 O Street.
Hats and directum
FACTORY
Hats .... T0
THE WEARER
I NO JOBBERS' PROFIT
! The latest New York styles. The
I best quality ever offered in Lin
! coin for the money.
$3.00 and $2.00
No more. No less.
with the genuine
FINEST LINES. LARGEST STOCK LOWEST PRICE
In the State.
BILLMYER & SADLER,
202-4-6 South Uth Street
TWO CRANKS
and one pedal pin are the only metal parts
that have had to be replaced or repaired on
ALL the IDEAL BICYCLES sold by me in
four years, not a bearing showing wear, not a
piece of tubing broken. The $25.00 ones
have the same bearings and guarantee as the
$30.00 and $35.00 ones. The RAMBLER
people make them.
I Same stock as you have been accustomed
to pay one-third to one-half more for.
DARIMCflM THE
TAILOR
1024 0 STREET, LINCOLN
E. R. GUTHRIE, Agent,
. . 1540 O Street.
IT IS THE "STYLE"
And "QUALITY" about the
photographs made at the
Elite Studio
That make them famous. All on ground floor, 226 So. 1 1th St