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Stcinway & Sons
Schmoller & Mueller
Stcger & Sons
Vosc & Sons
Emerson
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A, B. Chase
Geo. Steck
And 23 others. We sell new
Pianos on $5 monthly
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geles. r58 miles shorter to Portland.
12 hours quicker to Salt Lake
City,
1G hours quicker o San Fran
cisco. 16 hours quicker to Los An
geles. 1(3 hours quicker to Portland.
THAN ANY OTHEB LINE
A letter has been received from Ar
thur Kdgrcn by a friend of the Kd
trrcn family In this city, stating that
upon bin arrival in Sweden on Christ
mas morning he found that his Bister
Anna had died Just two days after his
father, ond that they had been burled
on the emme day. Continuing farther
he says:
"Wednesday, December 9, papa went
out walKing after dinner with a good
friend. Then he came home In perfect
health, ate supper, and went in to see
Anna.' who was low. Then he went out
In tho hall and snt on the sofa, but
In a few minutes he called mamma and
said he had a pain in his Bide. He
walked) Into the bed room unasslBted
andi laid down on the bed. Ho knew
he wns going to die and told mamma
ko. Sho (alledi the doctors who wero
with Anno and they said thrre was no
hope . He talked to the last minute
begging them to hold' up his left aim.
as the circulation was stopping, then
he thanked tho doctors and said that he
wns not afraid, but wns grieved to leave
his family. He sent his love to me
and his brother in California He told
mamma he was only going to a higher
world, that this world was only the
beginning of Ufa He then said good
bye to mamma and! Vrrna and closed
his eyes.
"Papa had been In unusually good
health, but two weeks before his death
the doctors, specialists from Stock
holm, examined Anna and said she
couldn t live moro than a month, Mnm
ma says, he grieved terribly about that
aiid when Anna began to sink It broke
his heart.
"Ann had lToen sick a month before
the end came, but two weeks before
she died the doctors told mamma and
papa that there was no hope. Wednes
day night they told her that papa wns
dead, she asked for some meal ho that
she could get btrength to get up and
help mamma. The next day she wink
rapidly and early Friday morning she
fald to mamma: "Kiss mo, you alone."
Then she said she felt nervous and
wnnted to sleep, and sho slipped away
In a few minutes. That nervousness
was death, but she did not know it.
Tho funeral services were held in Os
termolm's church, the largest church
in .Stockholm, and they wero burled in
Avrlka. papa's birthplace. Mamma
was so weak that she laid' In bed sev
eral clays alter the funeral, unable to
walk, but now sho is gaining steadily.
"Wo are now with an uncle of
mine, in a beautiful place In the moun
tains, right by a lake. They took mam
ma and Verna here Just as soon as they
could leave DJunholm. Tho days are
short and cold, but every day after
dinner I take mamma out sleighing on
the lake, which extends many miles
from here. Wo will return to Avrika
some time in the spring, as mamma Is
very anxious to leave horo. Reraom
her me kindly to all. Sincerely,
"ARTHUR EDGREN."
Attorney Ray M. Harris, who gradu
ated from the University in 1897, and
from tho law collego In 1890, was ap
pointed county attornoy of Butler
county by the county board at Jta last
meeting. January 5th. He was ap
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Judge A. J. Evans,
wh resigned to begin his duties as
district Judge of tho Fifth udlclal dis
trict, to which office he was elected last
November. Mr. Harris Is a son of
ox-Lieutenant Governor Harris. Ho
has been located at David City since
his graduation from the University law
school In 1900. Ho has been success
ful as a practitioner and ban built up
a considerable clientage. He is well
known over the county and has tho
confidence of those who know him. He
is a democratic democrat, and has been
active In the interests of his party. As
a lawyer, he Is energetic, aggressive
and careful. His appointment as coun
ty attorney Is acepted there by the ma
jority of the people, without regard to
politics, as a deserving recognition.
Electric Lijhtci Trains Doily
E. B. SLOSSEN, General Afcnt
Ben P. Bailey, a University student
last year, has charge of the lighting
plant at Okamxllge, I. T.
J. 9. Swenson, '01, Is working
the poetofQce at Omaha.
Nova Taylor, '02, Is teaching at Pal-
The University of Chicago
Professional Schools
Medicine I Theology
Law and I Education
Each has a special Circular cf Information which will be sent on application.
Each will be in session duiing the Summer Quarter (June 17 September 3).
-jyTbe courses in Medicine are given in connection with the work of
Rush Medical College. 1
The University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
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THE COLLAR'S THE THING
that givew finish to a man's dresB
that and the tie. Without a coat ho
is a gentleman cooling off without a
collar he Is a well, a man negligent
of IiIb attire.
We have the collars and ties and
shirts and things that make a man
look well and feel comfortable. There's
variety, beauty and good quality In
this store full of
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
and we don't charge much for them.
W. E. UNLAND CO
1042 O St.
Stop
Throwing
Dirt
on your floor. We are
showing a large new
line of ,4?
WORK
BASKETS
Harry Porter
125 So. 12th
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That quaint old
not only one of
seaside resorts
but also one of
estintf places in
mission town is
the most lovely
of Californ ia.
fg the most intcr-
0fcpiofov theworld. Here,
hundreds of years ago, Christianity was
iirst preached to the American Indians
by the Spanish friars. The old mis
sions are still there, and are vis
ited every season by thous
ands of tourists who
travel over the
UNION PACIFIC
"The Overland Route"
because it is the best and qujekest line to that noted place.
1 'ia Omaha it is 16 hours quicker to
San Prancisco than any other line.
ELECTRIC LIOHTED TRAINS DAILY
Full information fyrnlthtd on aftli'ntton to
E. B. SLOSSON, qen. Agt.
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