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Professional Directory.
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Office 655
i Oflico rooms 1S-U,
J Hurr Mock
I Km. IHSo.thSt
Dr. O. C. Reynolds
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10 to II a.m.
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:t to 5 p. in.
Sun. :i to 5
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;5 IW. L. Day toD, M. D. j ". ,3B tr-et I ,u to '
f Diseases of Eye. Kar. Note ami Throat ( Kes. 1S!1 (.' Street .. IjiW toipi
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Ollice ,
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omco wpr.F.D.Sherwin
I DENTIST.
t Otlice, room !'. Kurrlllkp to k'a.m
2nd tloor J-
I Res. ill (J st 1 1 to 5 p. in.
Tr T TT TTxnrlalo Otlice, rooms ! ami 10. )'. toltSOa m
f Ur. J. H. XynUaiB Lading Theatre J-
I NOSE AND THROAT 1 2to5.m
e-IC A. Shoemaker, M. D.
! Prof.of OlMtericsAijneooIogy, Medical
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Dept. Cot ner I'niversity.
Ollice 1151 L Street.
1 to '. a in
' 12 to I SSI
J 7 tobp m
otiice.. iwJ-Dr. F. B. Righter
( Otlico ami Kesidence I
C 1MT II St.
Officers of the State Federation of Woman's Club.
President, Mrs. B. M. Stoutenborough.PIattsmouth.
Vice-president, Mrs. J. E. Kbysor. 2721 Caldwell street, Omaha.
Secretary, Miss Vetta Gray. Frouiont.
Treasurer, Mrs. M. P. Nichols, Beatrice.
Auditor, Mrs. D. C. McKillip, Seward.
Librarian, Mrs. G. M. Lumbortson, Lincoln.
Dr. S. E. Cook
J Eye, Ear, Nose anil Throat
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Office.. 618,
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( Ollice. Zehruusj block. . ..)'. to 10 a i
Dr. BeD j. F. Bailey - 12 to vm
( Resilience, WW C street. . ) 2 to 4 p m
I Dr. J. S. McNay office, urn p street .. . . i St.. 12
) I Residence. 2203 T street. . 1 to . p
S to 12 a in
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Lincoln Clubs.
I'KKSMIK.NT. SWIthTAIlY.
Mrs. Will Green Mre. Bello Hamilton
Mrs. I. N. Bakor. Mrs. Kelley
. Mrs. M. II. Garten Mrs. R. T. Van Bruut
Mrs. Geo. E. MacLean Mrs. P. B. Burnett
Mrs. C. II. ImhotT Mrs. C. H. Goro
.Mrs. II. M. Bushnell Mrs. Walter Daviti
Office.. .'14!, (Df K E Giffen i Office. Lansing Theatre ) 2 to ". pm::iu
Res.... 4(12, S ' ' ' I Residence 1821 P street ) by appointmen
) ) Office, Richards Bldg.
C Ruth M. WOOd, M. D. (Cor. llth and O sts.
) Diseases of Women. ) Residence, :CW S i:ith.
NAME OK CLUIt.
Athenea
Book Roving
Century
Faculty Club...
Fortnightly
Hall in Carom
Lotus Mrs. J. L. McConnell
Matinee Musicale Mrs. D. A. Campbell
Soroeis Mrs. A . J. Sawyer
Sorosie, .lr Mrs. Wm.T. Stevens
Wednesday Afternoon The hostess acts as president
Woman's Club Mrs. A. A. Scott
Y.W. C. A. Magazine Club .... Mis3 Wild
.Mrs.J.R. Clark
Mrs. J. W. Wingor
.. Mrs. J. E.Miller
Mrs. Fred Shephard
Mrs. Robert Wilson
..Mrs. J. L. Parsons
OfflicffiO. ) LOUiS N. Wente, D.D.S. i Office rom.s7and 1, Brow-
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nell Block. KT7S llth Street.
O. J. KING.
Iamiljir Grocer,
Wholesale ard Retail.
1126 N STREET, - LINCOLN, NEB.
SPECIAL AGENCY FOR .HEALTH FOOD,
ll7l..rtl la irnflnn rtiraAt tmm ftwb i,i,11 Qirilinoa ft nil l?irwla rltf fit
up in all sized boxes. The finest Mackerel. &li
"officers of tiik i'Itv federation, on Wednesday Joined Mr. C. E. Perkins
President, Mrs. Geo. L. Meissner, 1 52 in trl to tho Black Hills.
D street. T,ie cooking class Thursday after-
Firet vice president. Mrs. Ida Kelley, oon was very successful. There were
839 Noith Twenty-third street. about twenty in the class. Mrs.
Second vice-president, Mrs. H. II. Everett showed how to make oyster
Wheeler. I."il7 II street. sP. and Mrs. Ames baking powder
Recording secretary. Miss Laura Wild, biscuit. They explained Just the little
141 South Twelfth street.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Milton
Scott, 202 South Thirty-third street.
Treasurer, Mrs. C. R. Richardc .'21
North Sixteenth street.
ANCHOVIES. DILL PICKLES. CAVIAR.
5c arn? gest Line of (groceries in lb it;.
i Cash Only
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Gash Only.
Cash Only.
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The selection of Mrs. Field and .Mrs.
Sawyer for the board of directors of
the woman's department of the Trans- who CQme wI, fln( R a profltab hour
points that are most necessary in suc
cessful cooking, and the proof was in
the eating, for both biscuits and soup
were delicious. Next Thursday there
will be a second lesson under the aus
pices of the Domestic Science Depart
ment of the Woman's Club. This time
Mrs. Gage will show how to make an
gel's food and Mrs. (fund sunshine cake.
A salad will also be illustrated. All
Mississippi exposition is a wise one.
Their selection is a pretty sure sign
The Magazine Club meets next
Wednesday evening. Miss Conkling ol
that, as far as the women an con- the LrnjversUy w ,iescribe the sc
cerned. Lincoln will do her part.
The Courier has received from .Mrs.
Stoutenborough of Plattsmouth a direc
tory cf the women's clubs of the sLnt.
of the Marble Faun. She was enjoyed
so munh a month ago when she de
scribed sone of her experiences in Italy
that all are sure of having an interest-
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DRESS GOODS
for which it is very grateful. The book !ng evenjng. Anyone will be welcoue
is very convenient. nat, nnd supplies who care3 to come,
a long Telt want.
Sorosis met March 9th with Mrs. Bell. Call and seo the new incandescent
Mrs. Holyoke was b-a.ler. her subject as light at Korsmeyer Plumbing and
being the Salvation army. She had Htntirg Co.
spent last summer at Old Orchard,
where she had attended a "Salvation
camp meeting." The reminiscences of
this occasion were very interesting.
Mrs. R. L. Holyoke sang some of the blind m n's hckk.
songs her sister had heard at Old Or- We grope blind-fold! through the are.idful
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cnaru, so luai ourusis i.uins icii. uic
had a better understanding of the evan-
QUATRAINS.
A slow continual knell, rings mutllad in our
ears.
From FRANCE
From GERMANY
From ENGLAND
From the best factories of the
UNITED STATES
The most complete assortment of
choice novelties in Nebraska a
larger stock than can be found in
all other Lincoln stores combined.
Miller & Pain-
gelistif methods used by the army than The earth beneath our feet deop scarred with
they had before. Mrs. Holyoke gave a
discriminating account of the work at
l.irpp tlwellintr narticnlarlv tiDon an-
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swered criticisms as to expenditures of He:)ee;Jtue heavens mirrored in the muddy
myriad grave.
At last we fall and leave a legacy of empty
years.
the Booth family.
The next meeting of the club will be
paddle at hU feet.
And deems tho reach of hit dust-blinded ores
Tl... 11 .... t (nal.l.. l.A'ltliM fW hlb
held at the home of Mrs. Barbour. 1724 '"" W"V "'" ,'"T "-""'
suriveioru caiiKoicu uraii
L strfet. Mis Kingsley will lead, with
Cripple Creek her subject.
To him art. echoes of the heart of God
god's heart.
Professor and Mrs. Kimball. Miss Su- (Joa's heart U like a mother's heart,
fiie Scofield and Mr. John Randolph OC- He loves his wayward children bett,
aipied a loge at the Camilla Urso con- An1 tho3 who wound Him sor,3t
..,,". ... He holds the closest to His breajt.
ceri, i-nnay, uarrn am.
Mr. Oorse B. Harris spent Monday
and Tuesday visiting his mother, and
-WiLLim Heed Pu.hrot.
March'.'. 1H.
5 extt
- Odd lots of Note Paper at
Say Boys! We have just 5 cents for 24 sheets, not
received 243 dozen new 1-3 former price, also an
Spring stiff and soft hats, odd lot of fine stationery
they are on our second at 10 cents per quire, re
floor, Call and inspect, duced from 20 cents.
Armstrong Clothing Co. Leming Store, 1106 O.