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Professional Directory.
J elephoncs. Office Hours
Office C56l ,, I Offico rooms 1S-1D llOtolSa.m.
vDr. O- C. Revnolds nun- uiock 3u.sn m.
Social and Personal
Km C531 (Res. IIISo.S9thSt ) Sun. 3to-
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fQgke mW. L. DaytOD, M. D. J Office. 13 O Street 110 to 1
I Dieasca of Eye. Car. Xowo and Throat f Bc. 1S21 U Street Vl-M to 5 1 n.
Office pr.P.D.SherWlll (Omce.rU.BurrB.kp to ,2. ,
J DENTIST. Rcg.2548Qgt i 1 to5p.m
' IDl. J. H. TyDdale I Office. roomsP and 10... I9 oliaoiL
f NOSE ANDTHROAT 1 J"""" Theatre f to5pm
pr. S.E.Cook J 12150st.
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throi t j 2-5 p m
Offico C1K. I .,., ( Office. ZchrunB Block 19 to 10 am
5-Dr. BeD3. P. Bailey i j-iztoissn
Res 671.1 J I Residence. tZU C street ) 2 to 4 p m
TZ , (Office. HUSO street JSo 12 a u
Br. J. S. McNay - . , , ...
f Residence. gglST street 1 1 to5p m
OBieo 31I, 1 . lOfficu, Telephone Bid... J2to5 inn;
-Dr. R. E. Giiieii -J m y i
Be G2. j f Residence, 1J-21 F street J iiointment.
T?uth M Wnnd M D tofficr. Rici.nu Bid., i
A- W ,,,r ' - cor. lllh and O stsA
j Disea6eB of Women. (Roidmce, SB so 13th.)
, . - I Oflire, rooms 'X. 27 and 1
offico .. 530. Louis N. Wente.D.D.S.-l i. nn.ncii Block, i:n v
( m lltli street. )
) . , (Office, 1231 Of treet, over 1
Office.... rwrt. J. J. Riser, D, DjL, -! Miller A Paine. V
i W, S, Latta. M, D, ) Offico and private Itos- AH hourf
f Dkmim- of women a specialty, f ,,itaK II16 L fc,rcCt f wl'C" "i"1
' Facial blemtshts removed. ' ' PiPsed.
( R. StanhODe, ) Residence and Office 0 to II a. m
Offico Female Diseases f ' K strcct- f & 2 to 4 p
obstetrics. ) ' m
Itn nr tt a . 1 Office 17 Richards blk.( Office hours
D. M. H. Garten, IIn H stnJ
offico Mipr. J.S.Eaton, We, .: , u,.. st. '.??!. pra
Ridcncc...62 1 Enrcery end Nervous Diseases, ) ( Honrs 10 t
H. S. Aley, M. D. J . . . flours 9 to 12
remale.nerv..ngArcnitMirinarr -Office, I4U0 street.... -j 2 m 5.. to 8
- ' diseases. ' ' Mon- Sat
tDrfO: RTFiokey: tofrice.Ira08ree...TI?uS"pS,
Koliac uni6t only
I DR. E. J. ANGLE. I Office AlexamWblk.UlOl 9tol2am.
f Skin. Rectal and Ocnito-Uninary "i ORt.i?cn'".Vt? f J?5!0i pm
I Diseases. fcs. cor 26th and N Sts. )i-to9p.m
Dress Goods
Fall and Winter.
Our importations of fine dres fabrics
for the approaching" season have been un
usually larjre and a large proportion of
the choicest goods is now in stck. We
are sustaining- our reputation as the leading-
Dress Goods house of Nebraska. You
are invited to our Dress Goods Department.
Miller & Paine
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Go to
PWVttflS & SYEi&0U
For
Fine Silioo8S9 Ij?etty
Sllx3e:rss, Etc,
1129 0 Street, :: Lircolr Neb
Mrs. James Irwin, born Polk, of
Quincy, III., will be in Lircoln next
week. She will be scwmpinietl by
MifsEdoa Polk, who has spent the
summer with" Mra. Irwin. Mrs. Polk
will remain in Quincy for some time be
fore returning to Lincoln.
Mre. S. II. Burnham gave an after
noon party in CDropliment to Mrs.
Bosbmer on Wednesday. Those present
were:
Mesdames
Watkins,
Gere,
Frank Hall,
I. M. Raymond, -
Carl Funke,
Jas. W. Dawes, of Crete,
Coates,
Ogden,
Wurzburg i
Righter,
E. P. Holmes.
Mifsis
Wing.
Harri?.
Mrs. J. V. Dawes of Crete, is visiting
Mrs. S. H Burnham.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller have re
turned from their summer outing on the
shores of Lake Osakii.
Mrj. Cook and Mi-s Cook, who came
to Nebraska from Michigan City to at
teed the Cook-Kilpatnck wedding in
Beatrice, hivo been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. N. S. Harwood. They left for
their home on Thursday.
A letter from Miss Maud Oakley in
Paris, statjs that she will remain there,
at least till Christmas time. Mrs. Camp
bell and Mrs. Lambertson are with her
but will leave soon, Eailing for America
sometime in September. Miss Oakley
is much encouraged by tho results of
her study and will remain abroad as long
?s possible.
Mrs. C.S. Lippincott gave a pleasant
luncheon on Wedneeday to Mrs. Frank
Brown, Miss Bennett, Miss Smith, of
Cincinnati, Mrs. Bucketiff. Mis. White,
of Omaha, Mrs. Lew Marshall, Miss
Grace Oakley.
Mrs. R J. Greere gave a luncheon on
Wednesday for her guest, Miss Sadie
Baum, of Omaha.
A r.ay circus party enjoyed RirgIiog'B
on Wednes'ay. Tho3e composing it
wera Mi 33 Latta, Mr. Pound, Miss Mae
Mco:e, Mr. Mallalieu, Miss Mae Burr,
Mr. Joyce, Mis j Farwell. Mr. Cowdrey,
Miss Sadie Baum. Mr. Dickson, of Ne
braska City, Misses Bence'.t and Smith,
Guyllurlbut, Miss Lucie Griffith, Mr.
R;ese, Miss Stella Cnrtiss, Mr. Corn
stock. Halsey Yafs kisgons back to West
Point. He will not icieive another fur
loush till he graduates ip 1899. His
two months in Lir.crln havo b;en tilled
with complimentary parties of all varie
ties from bis family and friends. Mrs.
Yat;s and Willatd ccompanied the
diminutive soldier &9 far as Omaha.
Mr. acd Mrs. C. O. Whedor, Mies
Whedon, Miss Maggie and Beit at d
Charl.'s Whedon, Mr. and Mrs. Gere,
MUsGerf, Mies Ellen and Miss Frances,
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Hardy, Mr. Elam
Seacrest and Mr. Oury, have returned
from their Wyoming csmping trip, in
the heart of the Big Horn mountains.
Where grouse and ttout abound, the
pitched lheirteu. The region is de
1 ghtful. There is something stimulat
ing in the high, dry, light air. The
clitnato permits ono tt climb a mountain
trail a'l day and return to camp fat night
without fatigue anl without hunger.
The party ie bronzed, and shows all
signs of having had a first rats time.
They left, as all such mountain climbers
do, numerous pairs of worn out shoes in
the neighborhood of the camp.
Senator and Mrs. John M. Thurston
were in the city for afewdajs.
J. L.Caldwell, Dan G. Wing-and Lin
coin Frost returned Wednesday from a
fishing trip in Wyoming. They spent a
part of their time at Dome Lake and on
Shell creek. The biggest tiBh story they
tell is not about rich.
Brad Slaughter and family have re
turned from their outing at Spirit Lake
Iowj.
Mr. a ul Mrj. Frank Hall have ra
turned from Colorado Springs where
thoy witacssed the annual flower festi
val wlrch was never more magnificent
than this s;ason. The horses and car
riages were covered with the richest and
brightest flower; and the spectacle was
tropically brilli int. Tae flower 63to ii
to Denver what the carnival 13 to Venic )
oi Mardi Gras to New Orlsans. Fashion
able people make it a point to be in the
city at that time and tho gayety and
emulation are infectious.
The swimming party ut the sanitar
ium on Wednesday was unusually largo
and jolly.
Mrs. Van Dre3S3r, formerly Mrs. Bur
gess, a sister of Mr. R. II. and O. R.
Oakley will visit her brothers in this
city n;xt week.
Mrs. Will Wilson and Howard will
probably return from Colorado Springs
tomorrow.
Mrs. Join MacDonald has returned
from her summ?r vacation on the At
lantic sen coist.
Mrs. J. W. Mix well of South Bend,
Wasb., and Mrs. GiiiTith o San An
tmio, will visit their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. R Oakley, next week.
Mr. Oliver Rodgers has purchased a
pair of handsom- carriage horsep. They
are Kentucky thoroughbreds of unusual
height, strength and &tyle. They will
be driven by a coachman in costume in
keeping with the handsome horse3 and
carriage. An incident not worthy of re
mark if it were not for the untidy ap
pearance of mo6t of the men in Lincoln
who drive as handsome turnouts as
there arc anywhere.
Mr. Elmer Perkins has returned from
a cool place in Wisconsin.
Dr. A. R. Mitchell has gone on a va
cation of a we9k or two.
Mr Dick Berlin, tho well known and
knowing Dick" was in town on Thurs
day. He took part in the convention
with a de?orum and judicial ssverity
which ho can assume when ho wisbe?.
though you have to tej him do it to be
lieve it. This versatile politician, man
of the world, and prince of good fellow?,
complains that the jennex femmc he
used to know, call upon and escort, are
out of town, married or of another mind.
"Well," saya Dick, -the Hcrists.ana con
fectioners are so much the wo-so ofT."
Mr. and Mrs. B'aksly Vifquain of
Paris,France, stoppcJ in LtLcoIn a day
or two and then continued their journey
to Alaska. They visited their parents.
General and Mrs. Vifquain, at 420 South
Seventeenth s'reet. Mr. Blakely Vif
quain was mtrriel in February oi this
year and is now ma ting a sort of bo'atcd
wedding trip airo-s tho continoc.
Reared in Saline co nty,sicc.3 hi-fatber's
appointment ti the. cooiulship, he has
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