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Professional Directory.
Telephones.
Office Hours
Office ex
Bra CSS
Dr. O. C. Beynolds
1 Office rooms 1S-I9, 110 to 13 a.m.
Hurr Hloclc V :i to 5 p.m.
(lies. 144So.thSt ) Sun. 3to5
Social and Personal
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0ffice 375J.W. L. DaytOD, M. D. J Offlee. 130 O Street 10to I
f Diwjgea of Eye, ICar, Noko ami Throat) Res. 1S2I U Street J2:SI toSpm
( Oflico, room 19 Hurr Itlk 1 V to 12 a. m
2nd floor V
llteg.SMSQst I to5p. m
Oflico . ,.
ejJDr. F. D. Sherwin
f DENTIST.
I Dr. J. H. Tyndale
I NOSE AND THROAT
I Office, rooms 9 and 10. . I
Laiuins Tlteatro f
9 to II JO hid
2 to 5 ,
JDr. S. E. Cook
Eye. Ear, No6e and Throat (
1215 O St.
19 OMS :30 am
1 2-5 i m
Office.
I'HDr. Ben j. P. Bailey
.671. )
j Office, Zcbrung Hlock
I Residence. 1313 C street
1 9 to 10 a in
j-12tol2-,'
) 2 to 4 p m
Dr. J. S. McNay
j Ofllcc, S O street IS to 12 a a
I Residence, 220ST street f 1 to 5 p m
Oflico.
Re..
349,
.462.
Dr. B. E. Giffen
i Office, Telephone Bid.. J 2 to 5 i m;
" a m by ap-
I Residence, 1K1 F street l iointmcnt.
I Ruth M. Wood, M. D. J ojco. bjjj wd
) Diseases or Women. j Residence, SJG so i:h. j
Office
1 . -. . .. Office, room 26. 27 and!
mo. vLouis N. Wente.D.D.S-s i. nrowneii niock, 137
l I so 11th street. )
Office ..
aK.j. Biser, D, D,L, -j
Office. 1231 0 street, over
Miller & Paino.
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W. S, Latta. M. D,
Uifseasrs ni women a specialty.
Facial lilemisli removed.
1 Offiro and prirat olios- (All hours
pital. lllti U street. when not
engaged.
Oflico.
.cB. Stanhope,
.113 -j Female Diseases &.
. obstetrics.
) Residencn and Oflico
J- 1520 K street.
19 to II a.m
V & 2 to 4 p
1 m.
D. M. H. Garten,
1 Office 17 Richards blk. I Office hours
! 10 to 12:30
IRes 1 103 II street! 2to5.
Office.
K3 Clyde Davis, D, D, S,
4tb Floor Richards blk.
officc Ml I Dr. J. S, Eaton, I
K?nlrnre..l62 Surgery antl Xcnrous Diseases, )
Office, 137 So. Ilth St
I Hours lOto
to
( Hours 10
. a. m..2
( p. m.
Dr. J. B. Trlokey,
( RefiacUorist only
19 to 12 a. m
) is
"-Office, 1KB O street VI to 4 p. m.
DB. E. J. ANGLE.
Skin Rectal and Gciito-Uninary
Disrates.
blk.UCO) 9tol2a.n
7.8.9. V7:30to4p.i
NSts. 7SJ0to9p.r
(Oflico Alexander blk. 11C01 9to 12 a.m.,
OM.. looms .8,9. - i :J0 to 4 p.m.
( Bes. cor 2Cth and
Dress Goods
Fall and Winter.
Our importations of fine dress fabrics
for the approaching- season have been un
usually large and a large proportion of
the choicest goods is now in sttck. We
-are sustaining our reputation as the lead
ing Dress Goods house of Nebraska. You
are invited to our Dress Goods Department.
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Miller & Paine
Go to
PWVttflS & SErt0U
For
1129 0 Street, :-: Litcolr Neb
f1 f-iiii rJn taes 4BAa 4Bd& ma cas ma CAa Ma 4TV?
Mr. Denton Painter returned Satur
day, from a visit in Colorado Springe
and Denver.
Air. W. L. Gerbart of the Lindell
Pharmacy, left Tuesday for Peoria, Il
linois, where ha was married to Miss
Fannie Shioyer, of that city, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhart returned Fri
day, and ha at home at G27 South 11th
street.
Mr. D. D. Muir has arrived in the
city. Mrs. Muir and Mrs. Franc's Wil
soo are in Wau-eca, Minnesota. Mrs.
Muir will return to her borne in Denver
not coming to Lincoln till the fall. Mrs.
Muir's brilliant social graces and tact
have made bor a large circle of friends
in Denver, whom she will leave with
regret for a smaller place. But the com
ing seasons dinners, hops and receptions
will take on a sparkle that baa
been misting since the Muirs went to
Denver.
Manager John Dowden has returned
from his visit to the Pacific coast.
Fred Phillips has gono on his va
cation to Boston and New York.
Mrs. Katie Simonlon, foimerly Miss
Sommerlad of Lincoln, died in Red Cliff,
Colo., on August 2. She was the daugh
t.-r of Mr. H. W. Sommerlad and Bister
of P. A. Sommerlad of this city. Ty
phoid fever and heart failure were the
causes of her death. She leaves a hus
band and. little girl six yeas old. Thi
funeral services were held in Denver,
Thursday. August 5, at 2:50 p. m.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Guthrie,
on Monday, August 2, a daughter.
Mis. R. W. Clark of Grinnell, la., is
visiting her Bister, Mrs. R. A. Holyoke.
Mr. and Mrs. F M. Hall and Mr. and
Mre. MacMuitry hive gone to Manitou
for a two weeks cooling and rest.
Miss Sadie Burnbam has gone with
her grandfather to Kentucky.
Mr. Geo. B. Han is, of Chicago, and
Mr. Chas. L. Harris, of St. Louie, spent
a few dajs in Lincoln the first of the
week.
Mrs. Beuluh Robinson went to Pueblo
Wednesday.
Alvin E. Pope went to Amboy, Mich.,
Wednesday.
W. H. Piper has gone to Kearney for
a few days.
MUs Matian Housewotth went to
Denvor Wednesday.
Mrs. I. Heckler has gone to Fowler,
Ind., on a visit.
Misses Agnes and Annie Merriman
left Wednesday for St- Louis.
Mrs. A. F. Walsh has returned from
a visit with friends in Illinois.
J. J. Cox and family returned Wednes
day from a visit at Ocean Grove.
W. W. Funk and J. O. Cconley of
Beatiice are the guests of C. M. Funk.
Miss Daisy Erwin of Indiana is vitit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Deemer, 1100 G
street.
Herbert Cres3, of Rockport, Mo., spent
Monday and Tuesday in tais city visit
ing friends.
Miss BrookF, one of the teachars in
the Seward public EchxI?, is in the city
a few days.
Mrs. UM and Mies Tibbelts are spend
ing few a weeks camping at "Ljnburst,"
on Lake Okoboji.
Park Gatoutte of Kansas City is
spending a two weeks' vacation in this
cily with his parents.
Miss Clarisse Edleman Las returned
from a two weeks1 visit with her friend,
Miss Ethel vn Beattie at Peru, Neb.
Mrs. S. B. NicholB has gone on a three
months' visit to the east. She will visit
River Range, Mich., and Windsor, Can
The Lincoln Wheel club has planned
a ride to Burlington Beach for next
Wednesday evening. After a steam boat
ride thty will wheel back to the city and
enjoy refreshments in. the club rooms on
Fourteenth street. The club is a gal
lant sight when they go for a club ride.
Though the chargers neither paw the
air cor toss their proud heads, the riders
are graceful and well gpwnedand suited.
If it were not for the talking there
would not be much more no'ise of their
pas3iDg than when a bird darts by. All
members of the club are expected to
join in tbe Wednesday expedition.
C. S. Polk, "Gro Be," hra been visiting
h;s business and university friends.
Biigadier General C.J. Bills was at
tbe Lincoln Ihursday.
Georgo H. Coole and Charles U. Wall
of Faribault, Minn., are the guests of
Mre. C. L. Hooper.
Karl C. Randall and William W.
Hackney left Thursday for Spirit Lake.
F. J. H. Larson of tho class of 1803, of
the state university, was married Sun
day at Omaha.
Every Wednesday there is a parly in
the sanitarium that is oblivious to the
weather. The temperature of the pool
is kept at ab ut tbe same point whatever
tho thermometer registers outside. The
number of ltdies who have got to be ex
pert swimmers is large and re
ceives weekly accessions. Miss Elliott
dhes, swims under water, and
djes all kinds of somersaults with
tho ease of lifo tong training
and she has enly learnedin tbe
the last few year'. Mrs. Ogden is
another who has mattered the salt wave.
Mre.Ogden's high diving End grand and
lofty tumbling makes the little wake of
followers catch their breath. These
ladies have practiced various methods
of saving the drowning until grasped in
mest any position they can swim with
case with tlie limbs or portions of limbs
that tbe imitation drowning per
son has left free. To those wh
aro unable to take a summer va
cation the sanitarium pool with
its 142x&0 fet cf ccol, green water, is
refreshing and simulating. Without it
Lincoln would be a hot desert tilled with
travellers with hot parched.throats who
are constantly assailed by the tempta
tion of Job, viz: "To curse God and
die.' A dip into tbe ocean water at the
sanitarium recalls lon stretches of floe
sand that morning and evening are
lapped by the waveB that coxe and
go at tbe moon's caprice. But the
pool has not only reminiscent beau
ties; the dabs of light from the
glass ceiling have an iridescent glow
and a grotesque, poster outlino all their
own. As the Bwimmer's heads are
tcomentaiily eccircled by tbe aureolas
of light and as tbey emerge into tho
dimnets aroucd the dazzle, it is Tony
Pastor, magic, now you see mo and now
you dor.'t, show.
MhsOlivid Pound went to Columbus
oc a week's visit on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah F. Harris is visiting Mre.
Dawes in Crete.
Mairicd on Ihursday afternoon at 2
o'clock at tho residence of the bride's
l-arcnts, 1810 K street, Miss Ualtie E.
Francis of Lincoln to Mr. Julian W.
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