IIIIS WMKK'S KVBXTS.
1'lillliiirnioiiic concert tiff tlu Oliver
tJicnler IoiiIkIi-
Jlotany winlniir In NobraHlm hall
Saturday fvenlnir.
AthlHr- board meeting thin CVt.n.
n(r In tin' g.niniilmi'.
Indoor peiituliMon in llio gynnm
jlinn Sntunlny nff .1 p. m.
(llrln' program nff. Million society
niectlixr l-'Hilii.v evening, In olmpel. '
Mnndolln ninl glee club dancing
nnrly I'l'iony evening at wniNirs Hall.
jjccMirc by Johw Wntson, ui(1ior of
lcloV ffiln Hnnnlo Ilrlnr Hush," nt
Oliver Wednesday evening.
PJSIISONAjL.
Kinnm Ncldlmrdt has jtiwt finished
some excellent drawing' for the Junior
Aiimin.
Delta 'J ait Delitu will trlvc ffiliclr tin-
inuil bnuiUub nt t'huh chapter Iiouhc
next Saturday evening.
lJlehnell Young, ffJlic fiunoiiH Qhl
'"gi baritone, Ik th soloist at the
iMillliiiriuonlc concert tonllit.
Helen Woodw linn presented Mw llil
Knppa lsl fraternity wltli a thorough
bred' brlmdle bull dog for a iimwot,
Cflll iwid sec our new utock of elec
tric fixtures. Korsmeyer Plumbing fc
Heating company, 215 Sou Mi lltli 8t.
M. V. hoiii uddUTHHed the lletu
Pliela IM fraternity at their chapter
hull 1-Vldiiy evening on "The Himlness
Man,"
PROFESSIONAL OARDS.
O
F. LAMIWKTSON. D. I). S.
Lincoln, Nrii.
amcluiue or Ohio CoIIcro Donlul SurRcry.
Ofnco, Alexander block. Itooms 3 and SI
COIt. TWKLKTH AND O 8T8
DKS. GIFFlU & SMITH
Telephones !85 mid 208,
Uooms H, II and 10, Olive Theatur Uultdlnu.
.Tool ffebbliw pcnl Sunday in
Omnlih.
pjfliil 1-. Ilnlne Hpent Rundny in
Falrbar .
llcrl Christy wns in Omaha a jwrt of
last ',1.
Ilornee SliPriiiun ivnB an Oniaba vis
itor SatuHiy.
llerih"' Plnkerton hns been ill for
fcvrral dnyH.
v. M Panders spent Saturday u.ntf
Siimlnv in York.
Wlllnr.l Clnpp spent. Sunday at bis
lioino ;n Kbnwond.
Clint Norton, of Oakland, visited In
Lincoln nwr Sunday.
C. L. S teeter is out ngnln after n
fjfffp of rheumatism.
Morn- Mickey is attending classes
nftcr n week's illness,
Huklti Woods, of Schuyler, Is visit
ing1 university friends.
Rlnn Kflton. of Plnttsinouth, is vis
iting Marguerite Davis.
Dninj llouck, of (inuul Island, is in
the city siting friends.
Dr. llcghtol, of Frlendi, was a Utri
ursity visitor Wednesday,
0. C. Culver, a former University
student, is in riouth Carolina.
Ada llenffon sprained her ankle in
the p.unnasiuni Thursday evening-.
Mrs. ('. 15. Adiinis, of Superior, vls-
iffeil her son Don a. few dnys Inst week.
Fay Mnrttlinll has lMei compelled
to lonc seliool on account, of sore
eyes.
Alic llotelinc;, of FnlnbiiTy, visitcxl
his Itetn bmMiv.s n few doy.s last
week.
Eleanor llnymond entertained infor
mally las. Tuesday evening for Daisy
Houck.
Xetn Buntinfi of David' City, is vis
itinp the iiicinler.s of 'the Phi Hetn Pi
sorority.
John Graham, of Fremont, was in
itiated into Phi Deltai Phi last. Satur
day evening.
(iertriide Walton, of Plair. is in the
city, having come to attend Itlic Delffn
(annua banquet.
1iuKe Pound wns not. able to meet
her elnsses a part of last week on ac
count or sickness.
Margaret McLucus, of Fnirbury, was
the guest, of Grace Andrews a couple
of days last week.
Olen Pound and Dnura Dean, teach
ers in the Fairlvtiry higln school, spent
last week in lyincoln visiting friends.
Ed n,i Ai-tel was in Omnhn last
week. She 1ms- leen ill -- some time
and took this method for regaining
heal tli.
The past two weeks might well be
called lxuiquiit weeks. Ait ltn.st six
or eight have been given wltliln Hlmt
puriud.
The glee and inandolin elulw have
IssiumI InvilcntloiiH for a dance to bo.
given In WnWh's lmll next Raturdav
evening.
The faculty of DePnuw have adop
ted a regulation prohibiting Sunday
afternoon calls between Mic men and
women studenta.
SPUING HATS are the now up -to
dato blocks both In Darby mid Fodoriv
Hals. Prices very reasonable. Arm
strong Clothing Co,
We have the new styles in the best
$H, $3.10 and $: shorn m earth. One
protlt. from factory to feet. Webster
iv lingers. 10 13 O street.
Professor ('. 11. Richards delivered
an interesting lecture in the Mechanic
Arta building Saturday evening upon
"Compressed and Liquified Air."
The Phi Pi .sorority is making n
tHiorough and earnest search for their
banner that wns taken from flic Lin
coln 'hotel the night of their pairty.
Tine business managers of the Ju
nior Annual say the book will be
ready for distribution by May 15, un
less something uiiforsecn liappens.
The Tuesday night club held t.heir
regular nveietlng Wednesday. A large
number of university people were
present and report a delightful time.
The Perilling Hides have received
their white, leggings and' cross, belts.
'Plic appearance of company drill is
much improved 1y this new equip
ment. Chancellor Mnclicnn went to Onin
hn Friday to 1c present nt tlhe ban
quet given nt tlhe Paxton by 'tilUe- alum
ni Ol me .Mllllicsuui uiiiriMi,y
ing In Nebraska,
LOUIS N. WENTE,
DENTIST,
130 South nth direct.
Itooms St), 27 mid I, llrownell Illlt. Phono 630,
DR. . L. McNAY,
DENTIST.
Tcctli Kxtrnctcd without Pixln,
Ofnco: Cor. llihamlOHU.
Lincoln, Nohrnska
lAAVVWVWWVWVVVWVVVVWVVVSVteV' vv
THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Under tlio Mtumgcniicnt of
President JOHN A McCALL.
1891-1S9B
Assets
Insurance. In Forco
(PromhnuH Paid)
No. of Policies in Forco
Incomo
Paid Policy-holders . . . .
Dcnth-ClnfniH
Dividonds of Year
Dec. 31, I K01.
1)0D. 31. 1808.
$125,1)47,21)0
575,080,041)
182,803
$ 111,854,104
12,071,401
0,087,021
1,200,040
$215,044,811
044,021,120
7H,034
$ 45,41)1,017
21,510,800
10,200,800
2,759,402
Quins In 7 Yr
$ 80,007,521
008,331,471
101.131
$ 10,577,728
8.848,074
4,172.170
1,400,083
DR BENJ. F WEST,
GENERAL PRACTITIONER,
Ontco: 1(WS O Blreot, Ovor Flt7Bcrn1d's. Tel. 410
KoHldenco: 173.'i Kuclld Avo. Tel. 543.
Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. 2 to 6 p. m.
Specialties: Discuses ot Stomach and Kidney.
DR. ALBERT R. MITCHELL,
Itooms C7-8,
THE LARGEST RATIO OF INCREASE IS IN DIVIDENDS.
HERE Is not a better way for young men to
I provido an incomo for their non-nroduolnir
years, safo from the dangers of ordinary business
.speculation, than a 20-year accumulation policy
In the Now York Lllo, a policy that can bo used ns
security by young men making their way through
college, that rovides ample protection anil at
tlio satno time yields splendid returns as an in
vestment. Tlio younger tlio age, tlio less tlio cost,
honco tlio necessity of prompt action.
HORACE G. WHITM0RE. '95,
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General Agent.
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llurr lllocU.
Lincoln, Noli
DU. Q. W. CLUTTEIt Ann
II. A.SHANNON, D. D. S.
Dentists . .
Dr. Shannon Is a graduate ot the Chicago
CoIIcko ot Dental Surgery.
Ofpiuk 1130 O St., Lincoln, Nf.u.
Telephone CSS.
P. O. Box 651.
liv-
Professor E. II. Barbour of 'the geo
logy department has recently had a
profusely illustrated paper on the
homemade wlndi mills of Nebraska
published in the Farm Implement
News.
The University of Pennsylvania in
tends to erect a handsome tower at a
cost of $60,000 in memory of the un
dergraduates and alumni of the uni
versity who took part in the war with
Spain".
The winter course in tflie scdiool of
agriculture closed Thursday, March
10, after n very successful session. The
attendance has been kirge-r than at
nny other time in tlhe history of the
school.
The cadets arc planning to hold
Wieir nivnusil encampment Wiis year
the la'tter part of May, presumably at
Ashland, Nebraska. It is thought that
about three hundred and fifty will go
into camp.
rrn... f.,-;. rUiili ilriiH.nwMit (if will-
Carrol Mi. Pcnrse superimtendent of (Nntion 0f Philadelphia, has just pub
DR. C. A. SHOEMAKER'S
Private Hospital
603 South Uth strcc' '
Special attention to diseases of women. Ev
ery convenience for surgical cases.
Estates
are
Made by
Systematic
Savings.
TEACHERS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN!
Examino tho Policy of tho Now England
Mutual. Tho Values aro as definite ac thoso
endorsed in your Bank Book.
This Company has been Chartered
63 Years.
G. W. NOBLE, Mgr.,
Phone 328. io4"ostreet.
DR. BENJ. F. BAILEY.
Office Hours:
oto 10 A.M.
13 to 12:30 and S to 4 p m.
Kvcnlngs by Appointment,
sunaays, l. to l r. m. ana
by Appointment. Tklkphones:
Offlce, 018. Hesldence, 017
i"rtl... VnliMinif Tllnnh
N. W. Corner N& 12th Sts.
Rcsldctico,
1313 O Street.
The Original and Best
DR. J. F. STEVENS.
Omce I130Osircot.
Offlco Tolophono 420.
Residence Telephone 424. Lincoln, Neb
the nubile f-chools nt Omalhn, wns In
Mncoln Thui-sday visiting bis 'brotber
SlinniToek.
Krnest . llessey lins left for Wash
ington. 11. C. where he mil le en
Wffed in governmental work in the
k.partinenit of agriculture.
InvitntioiiK bnve 'hecn rcceivodi for
the sliling of Professor Lyons and
.ur, !-, P v mrK, lormeTuy oi huh
tity, tic ..vent to lake place in Clii
i(To Ar.iivh 22.
Ir. ( . 1). Ohandilor. '02. now of Hrt-
i ington. Nebr., wns calle!' to Lincoln
last wi..v ny t:he denth of his father
and unit her". Mrs. Ohnnd'lcir died on
March i nnd Mir. Chandler on March
Jl. Dr ('handler nnd the other mem
wrs of tihe family have the sincere
yniKith of hoth students nnd faculty.
LOCAL.
Sohmittol's lunch room, 131 So. 11th
Street.
Go to Don's Cafe, South 11th. Open
lrts.
The Cnrdncr Tiilorlng Co. have TTfE
inlforni cutter.
'Phfl li'.omV.ol. 1-..1. ,, m.!41i TlH;ll
....iinii lllllf llivru ,,,., --
Henry Siimlny evening.
C U. mggs, Dentist, 141 South 12t)h
bt'. op. Keystone grocery.
There is itnllc of forming a Pan
"dlenic whist foumaincnt.
Cameron's Lunch Room, 118 Soutli
""enui. Open day and nlgnt.
&ulie Puekett, fnshioniable dress
moking nnd milliner, 1301 O street.
Morton. Lewis wns initiated into the
jjWertes of ICnppa Signin last Tnes-
iJvinwi "A SpJec:tcd Uibhosmanny oi
Some Phases of ICduention," by Mr.
,1 nines 1. Wyer, librarian in the Uni
versity of Nebraska.
Phi Delta Tbetn. gave tJlieir nuiiimial
banquet Saturday night nt tihcir cluip
ter bouse on S street. Among the al
umni and other ab&ejit members pres
eiiit were: Orcigh and1 llowsml Parm
elee of Omaha. William Haywird of
Nebraska Citv, and l'nul Case of Endi
cotl, A petition has 'been received signed
hy a large nmnoer oi cnawiie, .inn
era and business men, nt Kushville,
NeJliraska, asking the exjcriment Sta
tion to send out some specJ'ilis't who
enn help to firadicate the ipest of pra
irie dogs which 3ias !nfestel that lo
cality. The Nebraska section of the Amer.
ican Chemical society wii. meet in tllie
chemical labona'tory at 8 p. m., Marcfli
24. Papers will 1b given as louows:
"The Financial Side of Chemistry as a
Profession," hy W. t. Bnirdi; "Some
Practical Laboratory Services," II. A.
Senter.
Knijpa and Kappa 'Jhcta chapters of
Delta. Gamma held tflielr nnminl ban
ouct nt the Lincoln hotel Saturday
evening, 'March 18. Before the bnn
quet Mrs. L. A. Sherman wns initiated
into Kappa chapter as an honorary
memhcT. Several of tihe alumni from
out of town were present.
The spenkere of the farmers' insti
tute mot Thursday afternoon at the
Kitrnte farm to discuss plans for the
coming year. Thirty speakers were
present and each showed a lively in
terest, in the discusssion. ,,A31 were
gratified with tho success of the meet
ings this year. Sixty intitutcfi have
been held since January 1.
M. B. KETCHUM, M. D., Piiar. D.
Prof. Ophthalmology, Otology and
Laryngology,
Lincoln Medical College,
Offers a thorouRh, prlvato course In rofractlon.
Spectacles fitted.
ODlco. 220 So. 11th St. Hours, Oto 12:30-2 to 5
J. R. HAGGARD. M. D.
Residence 1310 G street., Tel. Si2.
Offlco, 1223 O street, Rooms 17 and 18,
Over Miller & Palne's, Tel. b35
DR. M. H. GARTEN,
Practice limited to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
1025 O street,
Lincoln, Nebraska,
NO
SAW
EDGE
LAUNDRY
Glarkson Laundry Co.
A RIBBON SEASON , ,
E. S. KING,
Fine Watch Repairing.
Scientific Refracting Optician
(Graduate)
1800 O Street, Lincoln, Neb
A Ribbon Season Such as we
Have Never Known.
We have talked often and long
about Ladies' Ready-to-wear Suits
because we have unlimited confi
dence in what we offer in that line.
As we have said before they are
EVEN ZERO WEATHER
does not prevent our being a
warm proposition when it
comes to . . .
BOOI ar)d
Catalog
PriQting
Got our estimate on your next printing
of whatever description. No cheap
John work, hut tho best at roasonahle
prices.
HUNTER PRINTING GO.
PHONE 350.
before is what we are prepurlng for. marr. hw
A variety of beautiful styles such us ,l,auB u
hah never previously been placed on
our counters is -what we oil'er you. reliable nnd competent tailors of new
High novelties in widths from No. and fashionable materials in tlio most
40 to 80; prices 25c to $1.00 for hat approved styles of the season and,
trimmings, belts, sashes nnd ties. - . . ,, ... , , ,IT
Among these are shaded stripes, om- esi of a "' P arc t. We
lxr stripes, pompadour stripes, Ronia,n 0iave "'eJ'1 made stylish suits no low
stripes, broken stripes, plain stripes, as $0.50; some special values at $9.00
and hair line stripes; some taffeta and to $12.00 and others up to $27.00. We
othur satin and taffeta; plaids in n n1mrvo ,, i , ...,
plain nnd broken styles of the "--" r j o.,
brlgHitest colors; Dresdens witlli or fit an" P""5- A ff00" ime uy is
without satin stiripes nnd -wt.h or while the assortment is ait its best.
witlnout lanc'y edges, ratJi lrawing lmdies' spring jackets of stylish
enrdfi for shirring. We have the same
widths as the above in plain colors,
stripes, plaids and Dresdens.
Narrow widths for trimmings and
collnrs with drawing cords for shir
ring in plain colors, stripes, check,
plnids, and Dresden; soima with and
others wSthout fancy edges, 7c to 20c
a yard
If you want the very latest we invite 0w,
you to come.
cloths and correct shapes, fine silk or
satin linings, tailor made. Prices,
$50, $C.OO, $7.50, $850, $9.00, $10.00,
$lT.00f $13.50, $15.00, and $17.00.
Ladies' dress skirts in latest shapes;
nravelly cloths, plain cloths, brocades,
mohiair, etc., at prices astonishingly
MILLER a PAINE.
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