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O Street, RoomB 212-213-214 Rlch
ftrda Block, Ttlephono 536. R idnoe,
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DR. BENJ. F. BAILEY; Dr. May
Louise Flanagan; Office, 141 South
12th Street. Telephone 618.
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The f 1R.ST NATIONAL BANK
Of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Capital, $200,000: urplu and proflta,
168,837; deponltfl, $2,716,000. 8. H. Burn-
jam, President; A. J. Sawyer, vic
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Laundry
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Choice Meats and Groceries
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Eat at Hendry's, 120 N. 11th.
Fine furs. Stodo, 143 So. 12th.
Steele stores furs. See him.
C. E. Brown, dentist, Burr clock.
The Hygienic Cafe, 31C So. 12th sL
Eat at Don Cameron's. 118 So. 11th.
Get an up-to-date unhersity hair-cut
at Westerfields. ' '
For sheet music and supplies go ta
the Mathews Plaao Ca., 1120 O street.
Dr. Woodward, oculist. Richards blk.
Cameron's lunch counter, 318 S. 11th.
VallhCH and pocketbooks; 103(5 O.
t A. Tucker, university jeweler,
1123 () stieet.
Tlie junior laws will begin criminal
procedure next week.
The class in botany 2 has begun
work on flowering plants.
Geo. Kiudler will succeed himself as
principal at Cedar Rapids.
E. E. Magee, '99, has been re-elected
superintendent of schools at Fairmont.
The young ladies or the Y W. C. A.
will have anothci candy sale next Mon
day. Thomas Applegate has been called to
Tecumseh by the death of his grand
mother, Mrs. Helen Applegate.
Profeasor Grumann's class In Ger
man 4a has taken up the study of Her
man and Dorothea, by Goethe.
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Frank Brown of Lincoln, who is at
present attending the Shattuck Mili
tary academy, is pledged to Sigma
Alpha Epsllon. 7. "7
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Mrs..V. J); Guile, -who has 'bee,Ais
Iting her nieces, Misses Mablc andilin
nie Guile, left for her home in Massa
chusetts last evening.
Of course you'll hare to keep your room warm this winter
Gregory the Coal Man
Has
Eleventh
Oni- of
Sanderson's
$3 50 SPECIALS
Try them; they are lint-.
A rei ital by the school of music will
be gien tomorrow evening In Memo
rial hall.
The annual pan-Hellenic party has
been net for May 22, to be hld at the
auditorium.
''hainellor and Mrs. Andrews will
. 1. .1 1 .. . . 1
kic iii-ir iinniiHi ri'eepuon 10 ine
meinbers of the senior lass next Fri
day evening.
Professor Grumann took the ad
vanced classes In German to Omaha
r riday for the purpose or visiting the.
schools of that city.
Fred Kelley made a trip to Omaha
esterday alternoon in the Interest of
the senior annual which Is being pub
lished in that city. It is expected that
the annual will be out In a very short
time.
Kim Barnes, who xecently returned
from his home In Norfolk, where he
went to recuperate from a spell of
sickness, has suffered somewhat of
a 1 elapse and has been confined to his
rooms since attending the senior sneak
day festivities.
The Phi Gamma Dt'ltas scored an
other baseball victory yesterday by de
feating the Greeks of Beta Theta Pi.
After the dust had cleared away and
the wind subsided the score stood 13
to G in favor of the Phi Gams. Me
Geaehln a.nd Parker handled the ball
for these while Dirks and Culbertson
were the battery for the Betas.
Miss Ella Harper Is putting her
friends under obligations. She gradu
ates In June and also obtains a cer
tificate from the school of domestic
science. Each graduate it seems must
give a breakfast, luncheon and dinner,
everything planned and cooked by her
self. Saturday noon Miss Harper en
tertained at dinner Airs. 1-. Gibson and
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hodgman. The
dinner was a decided success and
greatly enjoyed by the favored guests.
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity held its
fourth annual Installation of officers
at Its home on Fifteenth and M streets
last night. A large number o'f loyal
Phi Gams from out of town were pres
ent and nil the alumni members now
living in the city. After the Installa
tion ceremonies were over all sat down
to a banquet. A number of Interest
ing talks were made by members and
alumni members.
the Stuff. : . ' , . ,. !),..
and O Streets
CAN" J l,U HOME
TILL VOl' (,ET A
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YOLK TASTE AND
POCKET BOOK AT
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THE
INTERNATIONAL CORRES
PONDENT SCHOOLS,
Scranton, Pa.
Teaches by Mail, the
GERMAN, FRENCH AND
SPANISH LANGUAGES,
By use of the, phonograph1.
The testimonial below is from a
prominent Lincoln physician, who
is familiar with these languages:
IO AM. WHOM IT MAY eoNCKHN:
Testimonial.
This cvrtilich that 1 liuve'carufully
lihtencd to the (icriniin, French ami
Spuiiihh UceonU, and T must nay that I
have been ''agreeably disappointed" by
the result. I confess that whuii Mr.
Wriirbt Jlrbt explained the plan it left
me with many scruples an to its practi
(ability, but theHO have bc-cn -nvvvpt
iwvuy, In listening 1 seemed to sit face
ti)'fkceyith-tljO teacher and he pro
nonnccfKso.'Jdjstloctly that no pupil
could have any difficulty in catching-,
not only the correct word-enunciation,
but the very genius and spirit of the
language. The peculiarities and na
tional characteristics as manifested in
the words, phrases, sentcucrs, voice-inflections
and accent of German, French
and Spanish, are wondesfnlly brought
on', and the whole thing seems a mar
vel of ingenuity. Surely this leaves
absolutely nothing to be desired und
any one who wishes to learn these lan
guages may do so without leaving his
desk. The men who have planned this
wonderful contrivance deserve every
success. Very truly,
(.'. (i. A. IIl'M.IIOHHT,
Lincoln, N'cb.Jay 2, '02. 2JMI (J St.
For further information call on,
or write F. T. WRIGHT, Repres
entative, 1205 O St., Room 21,
Lincoln, Neb.
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Geo. W. Montgomery, President.
Ix P. Funkhouser, Cashier.
CASH CAPITAL, $50,000.00.
Farmers and Merchants Bzvrvk.
, 15 th and O 8to., Lincoln, Neb.
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