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THE) NBBRASKAN-HBSPJDRIAN.
Matrimonial Ventures.
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Lincoln Cloak & Suit Co.,
S. E. Cor. 13th and O Streets.
A New Store, and a New Stock of Reliable Goods, well se
lected and of the vei y latest styles,
Wo curry only the ciirils of ruputnlilo a
nii'ii. mill HturtuniN will llml represented a
In this column the best nhysleliuis ami a
c tiennsis in tne city. a
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E. B. Woodward, M. D.
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Mr. John D. Dasonbrock and Miss
Jonnio Dnrr wero marrlod .Inly 2.'!.,
Thoy will bo located In Lincoln until'
Mr. Dasonbrock completes his work
in tho university. Mr. Dasonbrock was
the tallest man in the university batal
llon Inst year.
Wo nre happy .o announce the mar
riage of Mr. John S. Mooro to Miss
Jonnio Tidrlc of Wlnteraot. la.
Mr. and Mrs. Mooro will reside in
Lincoln, whero Mr. More will con
tinue his work as secretary of tho unl
voisity Y. M. C. A.
Miss Floronro Worloy, one of tho
most popular young ladies In the uni
versity, wns recently married to Mr.
Demorost of Denver, Colo. Miss Wor
loy was an Instructor in the piano de
partment at tho University School of
Music last year. Mr. and Mrs. Dom
orest will reside In Denver, where Mr.
Domorest is ongaged In tho wholesale
millinery business.
Mr. P. B. Weaver, one of last year's
prominent juniors, and Miss AiTna L.
Crook, also a university student, wero
married on August 30 at Falls City.
Thoy will continue their work In tho
university this year. Mr. Weaver In
tends to enter tho law school. The
Nebraskan-Hespevlan joins with their
largo circle of friends in extending
most hearty congratulations.
We are pleased to be able to an
nounce the marrlnge of Mr. Adolph
Bollenbach, '99. to Miss Mabol Cole
of Hastings, Nob. Both are well
known In university circles. Miss
Cole is tho daughter of Gen. A. V.
Cole of Hastings, and attended tho
university school of music a year ago.
Their many student friends join in
wishing them a long and happy life.
Their future address will be Weather
ford, Okla. Tor., where Mr. Bollenbach
will engage in newspaper work.
Mr. W. B. Allen and Miss Grace
Wheeler, '00, were married July 10 at
the homo of the bride's parents, 2Gth
and Q streets. Mr. Allen was assis
tant in the physical training depart
ment last year. Mr. and Mrs. Al
len will reside at Spokane. Wash.,
where Mr. Allen has charge of the
physical training department and
zoological laboratories in the high
schools. At present they are In quar
antine at Victoria, B, C, on account of
an outbreak of smallpox on their boat.
They will have to remain in quaran
tine for two weeks at least.
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Drill will begin as usual as soon as
registration is finished. Setting up
exorcises will be the order of the day
for several weeks. A largo increase
In numbers is expected and it may bo
necessary to organize the men into
two batallions. Tho old style of uni
forms will be retained this year in
stead of adopting the uniform of tho
national guard as was at first pio
posed. Commandant Allen La Rue
Brown's work last year was
greatly commended by tho United
States Inspector. A well drilled batal
llon may be looked for this year.
A special effort will be made to or
ganize companies In cavalry and ar
tillery. The Pershing rifles will bo reorgan
ized this year and will bo made up
of the best drilled men in the batal-lion.
Aliegretti & Lowney
Chocolates
at Rector's Pharmacy
N.W. Cor. l-'thandNHts. Lincoln, Nob.
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Lincoln, Ncbr,
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LINCOLN, Ninm.
DR, W, L, DAYTON,
Dr. .1. P. AVIllliiniH, AhhIhIiiiiI.
Diseases of the Eye,
Ear, and Throat,
120s O Street. LINCOLN, NfiHR.
"" D. H. MUIR, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office TreatmontElcctrical or Medical.
I!M M St. Lincoln. Nclir.
DR. SHOEMAKER'S
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Kor the treiituient of nil discuses of the nerv
ous system. Special intention ulven to dlsonso.s
of women. Srieclul rules to students.
C. A. SHOEriAKfiR, M. I).,
U. of N., 86.
Ill I. St. - - Lincoln, Nebr
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"Monarch" 7)ress&
Shirt tvith Patent
Tabs ore-dent the 2p
bosom from bulging
through the n)est
opening. Told by
Jtiaaeraashers at
5; $1.50,$1.75,$2.00.
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l.onve Subscription Money
with lii'prosiMitutivehof oitliur
Paper.
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pictures
Ladies Suits, Gapes and Collarettes
Ladies Fur Scarfs
Ladies Fur and Cloth Jackets,
Ladies Fur and Cloth Capes,
Ladies Dress Skirts,
Ladies Under Skirts.
Ladies Wrappers,
Ladies Gloves and Hosiery,
Ladies Corsets and Underwear,
Ladies Mackintoshes,
Misses' and Children's Jackets and Capes,
Mail orders filled seme cay they are received we pay cx
press cl:agcs.
Lincoln Cloak & Suit Co,,
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5. E. Cor. 13th and O 5ts.
Lincoln, Neb.
Its a Saving
Qf no small importance to purchase school
needs where such immense quantities are
handled, because wholesale markets are very
kind to big purchasers, and we are big pur
chasers. We're satisfied with a small profit
and 3rou reap the benefit.
History paper, histoiw covers, note books,
text books, fountain pens and school supplies
of all kinds at figures very little above the
wholesale.
Boot and Stationery Department.
H. HERPOLSHEIMER CO.
Lincoln, Neb.
Fix Up Those
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pets, New Draperies. The latest
styles and patterns in everything.
Call and examine our stock.
The A. M. DAVIS Co.,
House Furnishers.
11124114 O Street, . LINCOLN,
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