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very few are so good
WE SELL SHOES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOR WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
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Goo. W. Montgomery, PreBldenL
I. P. Funkhouaer, Cannier.
CASH CAPITAL, J50.000.00.
Farmers and Merchants Ba.ik.
15th and O StB.. Lincoln, Nub.
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Beast
Bird
Cut Flowers
and Plants.
Funeral Designs
on Short Notice.
Stackhous & Greer,
FLORISTS
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(Choice Meats and Groceries!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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CONVOCATION.
The following exercises will he given
nt the eon vocation this week:
Wednesday, Or. V. 8. Htein. "Oppor
tunities for Young Men and Women."
Thursday. Chief II. V. Hoagland
Friday, music.
NON-COM. HOI'.
The hop to he given hy the non
t ommissloned officers of the battalion
w..l be held Thursday. May 1. at Walsh
hall. The committee announce that
lilouses and white ducks will be the
proper apparel for the gentlemen.
The committee In charge of the af
fair is: F. R. Heers, chairman; H. R.
Oroff, master of ceremonies. There
seems to be an erroneous opinion out
that the hoi) Is only for non-conimls-sloned
officers. This Is not the case,
as It is open to the general, university
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Fl ESH FOODS A SFGOND-HANI)
DIETARY. 1
The popular Idea prevails that some
of the important products of the vege
table kingdom are refined or purified
by passing through the stomach of an
animal, so the flesh foods are more
perfectly adapted to supply the needs
of the human body than are the pro
du ts of the vegetable kingdom. Hut
this is an error recognized by every
physiologist. The vegetable builds up.
while the animal tears do.vn. the veg
etable stores energy, while the animal
expends energy. The work of the vege
table Is to store energy and to build
living substance: there is no waste,
no excreta, and hence no need for
climlnative organs There is nothing
in the vegetable which corresponds lo
the kidneys or the liver in human be
ings In corn, wheat, fruits, nuts, and
other vegetable foods, energy-containing
material is presented in the purest
state, timontaminated by the poisons
which natuially resun from the ac
tivities of animal life, and which arc
generated In every animal form in such
abundance that special organs, such as
the skin, liver, lungs, and stomach, are
required to maintain constant activity,
and to remove from the body the flood
of poisons continually poured into the
blood fioni the tissues, and which de
stroy lite in a few minutes if retained.
It is thus apparent that the ear of
torn is better prepared to furnish en
ergy and life to the eater when taken
straight from the hand of nature, than
att'i it has been swallow. (I by a pig
and rolled about in the mud for a
month or more. An eminent English
authority on dieteths. Dr. Robert
Hutchinson. Professor in the London
Hospital and Medical College, and a
physician of recognized high standing,
has recently published an exhaustive
work on "Food and Dietetics" in which
he discusses at some length the food
value of nuts nnd nut products. We
note that the distinguished author has
nindc an apnreelatlve study of nut but
ter, nuttolene. bromose. and other pro
ducts devised and manufactured by the
Sanltas Nut Food Company.
We are a strictly vegetarian Hygienic
Cafe, and would be pleased to have
you dine with us; 3lli So. 12th St.
IF GOING ABROAD, WRITE WARD
BROTHERS, Cuneral Steamship Agents. Long
personal tonrlng oxperienco, 2s aoutli Clark St.
Chicago, 111.
YoUtrJeuJHat
Will please you. if selected from our Stock. Every new
shape and color in the Hat World is now ready for your
inspection.
Swell Shoes, and made of
to most of the 5.00 Shoes.
MAYER
1005 TO
ELEOTRIO
LIGHTED
TRAINS
The I'nioii Pacific v as the first line
to introduce Dining Cars, Ycstibul
etl Cars, Steam Heat, l'intsch Light
Ilufft't Smoking' and Library Cars.
Tourist Cars, on Ti ans-Coiitincnial
Trains, west of 'be Missouri River.
IT AGAIN LEADS
by introducing an Electric Lighted
Train throughout, 'The Overland
Limited," with Coinpartinei.t Cars,
having E'ectrie Lamps, Electric
Fans. Electric Curling Iron Heat,
ers, Telephone Service, etc. ; Dining
Rooms with Electric Candeiabra
llath Rooms, Rarber Shops, Circu
lating Libraries, etc.
The ears comprising this train
constitute the highest and best de
velopment of ear construction and
of comfortable and luxurious
travel.
This famous train reaches Salt
Lake City 1'.' hours and San Fran
cisco 1( hours ahead of all competi
tors. Full information cheerfully fur
nished on application to
E. B. SLOSSON, Agent.
Dr. Shoemaker's Private Hospital.
Spool! attention siren to dlieake of wo
ana all .urgloal diseases. X-ray oxamlnatla
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Injury to patleak- Br
ls poaaibla. Board mad
with no dUcomrort or 11
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roost reaaonabU.
1117 L ST. LINCOLN.
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Little Ovals 85c per dozen
Come andee my work. 1814 O Street
AttentiQtit Students!
I wish to know you.
I wish you to know my work.
For this reason I will (rive you your
dental work at about half the us
ual 'rates for about sixty days.
DR.A. B. AYERS, 137 So. lath.
PRICES RROM
SJ.50 TO $5
Take a look at the superl) Neckwear
display in our large central window.
Swell Ties are those which come at
the buyer's call, and a "quarter" or
a "half" pays the bill.
Prettier Shirts than we are show
ing at 50c and flr.oo cannot be
found.
It will cost you but S3. 50 to treat
your feet to a pair of Patent Lea
ther Regent Shoes. They are
extra fine stock fully equal
BROS.,
1019 O ST.
Pioneer Barber Shop,
Clean Linen, Finest oi Toi
lets, First-Class Service.
S. KEMMERRER, Proprietor
113 So. 11th St., Lincoln, Neb
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1st VIco President, J. Samuels, 2d
Vice President, P. L. Hall, Cashier,
W. B. Ryons, Assistaat Cashier. . .
....COLUMIIA NATIONAL BANK,...
CAPITAL $100,000.
LINCOLN, ---. NEBRASKA.
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