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THE BIG
PIANO HOUSE
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135 SOUTH llth STREET
OUR LEADERS
Stcinway & Sons
Schmollcr & Mueller
Steger & Sons
Vose & Sons 1
Emerson
Mueller
A. B. Chase
Geo. Steck
And 23 others. We sell new
Pianos on $5 monthly
payments
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LYMANS
SPORTING
GOODS
HOUSE
Phonographs, Bicycles,
Typewriters and
Sewing Machines
Rented, Repaired
and Exchanged
231 SOUTH llth STREET
Telephone B. 1232
FORBES STABLES
W. O. Korboe, Prop. 1125-31 P St.
BOARDING and LIVERY
Baggage) and Cab Line
Carrt.iifcM furnis'ietl for Wodcllnirs, Pnrtlt-s mi
Kutu-niR Ofllco MM V Struct.
Telephone C&O.
HEADACHES
Are of ton a warning of eye troubles.
Hotter get your eyesight tostod so
that any coming defect may be reme
died In time. Wo will examine your
' eyes carefully. If there Is anything
wrong or if thore isn't we will tell you.
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THE EDGREN MEMORIAL.
(Continued from page 1.)
"We express our keenest sorrow and
deepest sympathy to the members of
the grief-stricken family In their be-
rcawment of so kind a companion and j
father;
"Wo desire that copies of these ex
1 rosf ions be spread upon the records of
the UnlveiBity of Nebraska, be fui
nlshed to the m 'inbers of his family,
to the press and the faculty of Yale
University.
GROVE E. BARBER.
CHARLES E. BESSEY.
GROVE E. BARBER.
L. A. SHERMAN.
W. G. I.. TAYLOR.
Committee."
l)r Shermnn. who was to hae de
livered t ho first of the tributes to Dr.
Edgren. was unable to b. present and
his address entitled "The Scholar," was
read by Professor Fossler. The many
excellent points in Dr. Edgren's char
acter as a scholar wore brought out.
His educational achievements weie ic-
lowed and attention called to his high
standing among the most prominent
educators, as a llngulBt of few superiors
and his deep knowledge of so many
languages.
Dr. Bessey dwelt on Dr. Edgren's life
as a teacher, laying much stress upon
his groat-heartedness and the close
communion existing between him and
his pupils. Perfecfsympathy ever ex
isted between him and those brought
Into contact with him, and his dispo
sition was one of the kindest to be
met with and truly characteristic of
a great and humane mam His depart
ure to his home In Sweden was regard
ed by all here as a personal loss, and
his death was the cause of general sor
row. C. H. Gero spoke of Dr. Edgren's life
as an American citizen, detailing bis
war record and delineating upon the
services he rendered his adopted coun
try, and the recognition of such as
evidenced by his rise to the rank of
lieutenant. His subsequent career af
ter he graduated from college in this
country was largely identified with his
work here, to which he gave the best of
his life.
Piofessor Fossler spoke of Dr. Ed
gren as a man, as a man in the highest
sense of the word. A perfect intimacy
existed between him and Pi of. Fos-s
lor. and no one is better fitted than
the latter to discuss his character. He
was a man that had the good of man
kind at heart, and one whose laboio
have confened a great benefit to oth
ei y. He lived and dl?d simply and un
pretentiously, though a wise and " hr!i
tian man.
Gen. Daggett at Chapel Today.
This morning General Daggett, who
through a mistake failed lo be present
in time last wuk. will speak in chapel
on the Relief ot Pekin. As one prom
inently participating in this famous
campaign, no one is- better qualified
to speak on this subject, which is lo
full of Interest to all. Tomorrow
morning Dr. Fling will speak on th
Japanese-Russian war, and this will
be a discussion well woith hearing.
Elwood Mead Cannot Come.
Elwood Mead, the noted engineering
expert, who was to have spoken in
chapel today and .have addressed the
Engineering society, has been unable
to fulfill his engagement. Though wo
aro disappointed at not being able to
hear him now, we hope that the op
portunity may be offered later on.
The Beatrice High School Senior
cIbbs visited the University Friday
They were chaperoned by Miss Anna
V. Day of Beatrice and Principal L. E.
Mumford of the high school. The high
school faculty acompanied the class and
visited classes at the Lincoln high
school. The class was very enthusi
astic over the visit and gave evidence
of their enthusiasm at the inter-high
school debate In the even'ng.
If your cadet trousers show much
vsear, better ouk-r a ney pair before
spring. Wo use an excellent cloth In
our uniforms. Pnnts, $5.50 Paine's
Clothing Store.
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The University of Chicago
Professional Schools
Medicine I
Law and I
Each has a special Circular rf Information which will be sent nn application.
Knob will be in session during the Summer Quarter (June 17 September 3).
3-HfThp courses ;n Mcd:cine are jj'ven in connection with the work of
Rush Medical College.
The University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
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CORNELL
THE WALL PAPER
AND PAINT MAN
130 North 13th Lincoln, Nob. f
33S$S3S8J
LINDSEY'S
CIGAR STORE
Up-to-Dato Soda Fountain
and Magazines. . .
113 North llth Street,
POWELL'S BILLIARD AND POOL HALL
was opened this fall with tables all
newly covered, best cues and balls,
newly papered, everything up-to-daU,
Including customers.
B. P, POWELL. 146 N llth St Phone L 164
Hotel Walton
J5J5 O Street. Phone 566.
100 rooms best low-pi icod liouso in city
RATES-$i Per Day and Up
Ring up the Tea Store, 'Phone F. 1008,
at the other end of the wire the
GRAND UNION TEA CO.
is waiting to serve you at once with
the choicest Teae, Coffees, Spices and
Extracts. Special rates given to board
ing houses. Give us a trial.
1300 O St., Cor. 13th and O
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Missouri Pacific
Effeotlvo December Gth, train
No. 208 will leave Lincoln at
.8:35 a. m, and run through with
out change to Auburn via Dun
bar, Brock and Talmage, with
through coach to Nebraska City.
No. 212 will leavo at 9:55 p. ra.
and carry through coach and
Pullman sleeper to Kansas City.
City Office, S. W. Cor. 12th & O.
Theology
Education
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Shirts any stylo IOC
Cotton Undorshirts 5c
Cotton Drawers 5c
Nightshirts 8c
Hocks 5c
Handkerchiefs, 8 for 5C
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Slips, Tears nor Unfastens.
COLD EVEnYwMERC.
Sample pair, 8llk 40c
Malta! on rtctlpt of price. '
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