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FoUom
BARBER SHOPS
Croon's
'BOOK STORES
Co-op,
Unlvorlaty
CLEANERS .
J. 0 Wood ft Co.
Wooer's Sultorlum.
Joo, Tho Tailor.
Tod Marrlner. -
JLOTHINQ
Farquhar
1 Magoo & Doomer
Mayer Bros.
, Palace Clothing Co.
Dnnlnr JO- fllmon
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COAL '
Grogory
Whltobroaat
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kltcues
Tommy
DANCING ACADEMY
Lincoln
PITTS
DOCTORS
Dr. Cramb
DRY GOODS
Mlllor ft Paine .
Rudgo- & Quonzol
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Qornoll
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, C. H. Froy
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FURNISHINGS
Budd
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Magoo ft Deomer
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Palaco Clothing Co.
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Spolor ft Simon
Armstrong Clothing Oo.
HATTERS
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Fulk
'. Unland
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Magco & Dcemor
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Rudgo ft Guonzel
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ICE CREAM
Franklin lco Cream Ce.
JEWELERS
' Hallott
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
Evans
OPTICIANS "" .
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Thornburgs.
PH0T0GRAPHER8
Townsend
PRINTERS
Simmons
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RESTAURANTS
Boston Lnch
Cameron's
Y. M. C. A. Spa
8H0ES
Armstrong Clothing Ce.
Beckman Bros.
Budd
Men's Bootery
Rogers & Perkins
Mayer Bros.
Mlllor ft Paine
SHOE REPAIRING
Electric Shoo Store
SKIRTS
Skirt Store
TAILORS
Elliott Bros.
Gregory
Horzog
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1 1 AGRICULTURE
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Tho boys In tho wood laboratory
havo mado a thermometer back to bo
used by Profosaor Emoraon In somo
experimental work.
On account of tho Inclement weather
tho freshman baseball team wore un
ablo to play tho East Lincoln toam
Wednesday aftornopn.
Tho University Agricultural Club
J gavo a houBO party at tho Phi Delta
, Thota fraternity houBO last evening.
About thirty coupl6B woro present.
partment will prcsldo and lead In tho
dlBCUBsion. Tho subject will bo, "Ani
mal Nutrition. Every ono Intercstod
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A request has been received by the
department of agronomy! from Hono
lulu for samples of grulnl to bo used
In tho government sclroolfor Judging
purposes. A lottor fromVrofessor Ten
Eyko of Kansas asks for four varie
ties of corn to send to Australia.
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Another Beed corn tester has boon
added to tho crop laboratory. ThlB
makes flvo in all. Tho last comes
from tho Geprgo Leo Co. of Omaha and
is to ho used In an incubator.
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Tho Havolock high schopl class
in ngrlculturo visited tho farm campuB
yesterday afternoon and Inspected the
work being carried on In tho different
departments.
LaBt ovonlng a very exciting game
'of' baseball was playod botweon tho
freshman and sophomore classes at the
farm. Tho gamo was called In tho
thirteenth Inning with a tie scoro.
HISTORY A PART OF.
COLLEGE EDUCATION
MICHIGAN FIR8T AMERICAN UNI
VER8ITY TO TEACH HI8TORY.
Prof. P. W. Chaso of tho farm me
chanics dopratment at tho farm nnff
Carl Chaso, 1010, loft yesterday fot
Falls City to look after tho farm drain
ago oxperimont being carried on near
that city.
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Classes In blacksmlthing havo com
pleted their exorcises In wrought-lron
and aro now taking up steel. Their
first exercises will bo tho tempering
of tho various articles they make, such
as puncheB, chisels and drills.
The cIaB808 In woodwork havo near
ly completed tho model bouse. "When
It Is flnlshod throughout an opening
will be mado In the floor ot the wood
shop large enough to allow tho pass-
age of the house outside, where it will
bo placed beside the model barn.
The University Agricultural Cliib
meets this evening at 8 o'clock In the
faculty room at -the -Temple. Profes
sor Smith of tho animal husbandry do- western colleges Wisconsin takes tho ,
load In tho number of courses, and in
omclency of tho subject Is consldorcd
tho best school in tho United States.
obraska ranks well with western
colleges as to tho morlts of tho his
tory department. Wo havo hero at
prftsont thirty-six courses In history,
and eleven instructors.
Professor Caldwell then gavo tho
reasons for such an alarming growth
In tho popularity of and tho demand,
for history. Th.o coming in of tho
teaching of practical government and
tho training of men for-public services
necessitates a largo field of knowledge
oMhe-pa8t-and-tho-deTendonco of Iho
prosonT"8ltuatlonB upon thoso of tho
past
Tho doctrine of evolution also ap
peals to history and It becomes evi
dent thata man must know tho past
In order to live In tho present
Tho qualifications of thoso who
woro X6 teach tho subject of history
woro also emphasized. "One In order
jto teach history should glvo years of
study and from every point of view
should bo a specialist," said tho pro
feasor.
Among tho present problems which
At flvo o'clock convocation vestor- l'uufronc iao Dsiory teachers of tho
day Professor Caldwell of tho Amorl- country toay is whero to begin In
can history department gavo a short teach,nS It, and how. It was Professor
address on tho place of history In the ' Caldwoll'B 0Pln'n thQt the subject
school curriculum. Ho said that his- Bhould bo taught as a science, not ox
J.oiy as a subject in education was a act Probably but tho problems shoulfl
nowcomer. In tho course ot tho loc- bo BtudIed nB a system of ovonts. Ho
turo -Professor Caldwoll showed tho BGOmed to nsreo with tho methods
tlmo that'hlstory has boon studied has V8Jd at Nebraska of making a begin-
been relatively short. i"b m mo meaiaovai or ancient po-
ProfosBor Caldwell said regarding,
history that Germany In 1830 was bo-1
KNOW PAST TO LIVE IN PRESENT
History Studied Because of Demand
for Knowledge of Practical
Government.
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ginning to absorb history in Its Insti
tutions of learning by lectures and but
MEDIC8 TO OMAHA.
until 18Q0 was there any apparent do- Doc8 and Prep Docs to V)8,t 8cent8
velopment. England, which Is one of - . . .
the foremost at present In teaching of
history, was as late as America lri
of Their Future Labor.
This morning about thirty members
adopting tho subject as ono of worth of tho medical college departed for
as a systematic study. Michigan, a t Omaha, whero they will Bpend tho day
western school, was tho first to In- in visiting the different hospitals of
stall and teach history In a systematic thnt. ,f ,. mn . . .
. , . ... - , that city. They were met at Omaha
manner and deserves great credit fori. UUIUUtt
the action. by tho membors ot tho faculty of the
J ' Present Status. college of -medlclno and several mem-
Tho present status of tho subject of bora tbo college of medlclno at Om
history is of interest to every student aha.
of that subject In Harvard there aro I The faculty and students of tho Om2
at present fif ty-flvo courses in history ba branch of tho college will conduct
under twelve men, with many assist- the Lincoln delegation on their tour of
ants. Professor Caldwell said: "If yo' Inspection and entertain them while
studied nothing but history for four they aro p the city. Several' members
years you could not complete the Har- of the faculty of tho college on the'
yard history curriculum:." Among1 tbovcamPu went with the students.- "
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