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Frank M. Hall,, gave a report of the J. A. VANCE, M. -.
meetings heid during the year. At Of the American School of Osteopathy,
two meetings papers were given, lllus- PBESD3ENT.'
trated with slides. A lecture waa CHABLES W. LITTLE, D. 0.
given by the artist, Mr. Clarkaon, of of AmericMIX gd of Osteopathy.
Chicago, and- an exhibition of jsraun yiCE-PBBSIDENT AND MNGR.
photographs has been held.
There being no further reports the Lincoln Infirmeiy Of OsteO
ekction was held. The following di- oathV
rectors were elected: Chancellor Mac- '
Lean, Dr. Lowry, N. S. Harwood, Prof, farmers' and Mercbaanta BuilHng,
E. H. Barbour. Mr. and juts. C. H. Lincoln.
Gere, Mrs. F. M. Ball, Mrs. F. M. Mostly all forms of chronic diseases
Uodgman, Miss Harris, Mrs. L. C. (treated successfully with
Richards and Mr. Tibbies.
Chancellor Macliean spoke of the
importance of aesthetic art. He con
sidered tost much could be done in
Nebraska by distributing good photo
MBDha of nalntinira and cultiu.tJna'
the taste of the school children. Miss Without w oi drugs or kndfe
Parker's plan of senuing collections of TREATING DAYS MONDAYS, WED
the work of the art 8turfont imour NESDAYS , FRIDAYS.
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the high schools of the state was com
mended. The chancellor uiought the
mid-winter art exhibit should be held.
This year, not only TSe state teachers'
association will be in Lincoln, but the
modern language association of the
western states. The le.slature also
meets and the exhibit is of inestimable
value to many students. Nothing
could be promised by the university
in the way of pecuniary help until
after the meeting of the legislature,
if then.
The board met at the close ofthe
meeting to elect officers with the fol
lowing result: President, N. S. Har
wood; vice president, Professor Bar
bour; recording secretary, Mrs. Hodg
man; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
F. 5u Hall. A motinon was made by
Miss Harris to thank Mrs. Hall for her
Jabor in behalf of the art exhibits last
winter, and a- committee was appoint
ed to attend to it.
8:30 to 12:00.
2:00 to 5:00.
EXAMINATION FREE.
Literature free on application.
It will cost you nothing to investi
gate Osteopathy and it will pay you
to do so.
8TATB FEDERATION PROGRAM f
The following program has been, re
ceived from Miss Laura Scott, chair
man of the press committee of the
state federation which convenes in
Omaha the 11th of October.
The Mothers Congress, the Nebras
ka Federation of Women's clubs, the
Trans-Mississippi Congress of So
men's clubs, and the National House
hold Economic association, will con
vene at Omaha, Nebr., October 8 to 14,
at the First Congregational church.
Chairman of Committees Mothers
Congress: Mrs. T. W. Birney of Wash
ington, D. C.
State Federation Congress of Clubs:
Mrs. B. M. Stoutenborough, Platts
mouth, Nebr.
Household Economic association:
This is the last day of our special sale anil we offer Muslins,
Outings, Shirtings, Dress Prints, etc., at prices which you can
not afford to overlook. Briefly stated facts and figures tell the
story of this one day's selling.
We will sell a good quality of unbleached muslin, one yard
wide, only. 10 yards to a customer, at 3c a yard.
Lonsdale muslins, oniy 10 yards to a customer, at 5c a yard.
27-inch outings, 10c quality, for today only will be sold at
8 1-3 ceats a yard.
27-inch shirtings, regular ,10c quality, goes today ior 7c a yard.
Fine Dress Prints, all new goods and a big assortment, regu
lar 5c quality, only 12 yarns to customer, in this sale 3c a yard.
A carefully selected stock of sheetings, shirtings, Deneins,
silkalines, prints, outings, cotton flannels, flannellettes, Art
Deniens, etc., all at very close p rices. If you are looking for
bargains you can hnd them at the new store, 1217 O street.
Our regular prices are Dargain prices every day in the week.
Today's prices might well be caled "Extra Specials."
W. H. Lacey & Son,
1217 O Street.
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TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE KNIGHTS
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TOBER 10-14, 1898.
For the above convention of the Tri-
sell tickets at one fare for the round The Mothers Congress will hold its
-trip. The Union Pacific and conoec- segon on the 8th, 9th, and 10th; the
ioM is the best line and offers the Federation on th& 11th; the
1 fit it time ana oesx iccoaiauuiuuu
of any line. For dates of sale and lim- Congress of Women s
Clubs on the
itm n tickets call on
E. B. SLOSSON, Gen. Agent.
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i PURE AIR HEATING on "The Unlimited Club.'
can be obtained
only by using a
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VENTILATOR."
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malleable cooking range r
is unequaiieu. aiammc x
: our specialties .
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12th and 13th and the National House
hold Economic association on the 13th
and 14th.
The program will be of unusual ex
cellence and will lie substantias as
follows:
Mrs. Piatt of Denver, vice president
of the General Federation, will speak
9 ne our nue bchuke Br which nu future cam truly amd accurately be foretold. 9
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f)t ! Wrwwft aoliaoatioa of joct lift. Ho wilfgm toot senmU amanac. dj A
Foot, character, ahilitj. tut. probablo kagta of life, pooablo aoddJiuTadrie. aa4 9
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Staa 10 etate aaa giro exact fate of kith aaa I will iaaodiitelj rctmra J
traafml hvnm oat mHiigof joar lift. aJ mm it to bt all trot by yoamlf. Iatekal
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WALTON G. ROBERTS,
Undertaker and Embalmer. Telephone, Office 145
Eleventh and P St. tes. 156.
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Miss Julia Lathrop of Hull House,
Chicago, will talk on "Philanthropy
and Charities."
Mrs. Lyndon Evans of Chicago,
"Clubs for Working Girls."
Mrs. A. E. Giddings of Anoka, Min
nesota, "Best Booms for Farmers
"Wives in Market Towns."
Mrs. Willis Xord Moore of Santa
Barbara, "Club Life in California
Mrs. Selwyn Douglas ot Oklahoma,
"Pioneer Work in Oklahoma."
Miss Bockwell, Junction City, Kan
sas, "Evolution in the American
Home."
The Board of Directors of the Gen
eral Federation will hold its annual
meeting in Omaha at 'the time and the
nresident. Mrs. Lowe, and several of
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J. VIT. CRAWFORD,
Fancy Groceries, Etc.
Tel. 192. 131-133 North Fourteenth Street, Lincoln
Fine Teas and Coffees a Specialty.
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T'JAX fl 5X We also hope to hear Mrs Henpotin' college, "Household Economics in Bu- sas City.
O r.Mrs. Peattie. Mrs. Sawver and Miss rai Schools." Miss Kate Watson of Ths will be a great onDortunitv w.
Cole. Chicago, Mrs. Lacy of St Louis, Mrs. thXo Tln1- also ,or
The proeram of the Household Thomas of Texas. Mrs. Gates of Utah. JLotm e Trana-MIash-
WCCWC WWWWHW ' Economic association will include iirs. Mrs. Van Vechton of Iowa and Mrs. many will avail themselves otlt.
; onaiier oi jjibw ioik, woo wm spco. scott oi ieorasKa, wiu aiao speaiu . ouwiaaiuu ui an sessions.
: on "Problems of the Housekeeper." Among the speakers secured for the A ."ception will be given Thursday
; Mrs. Gedds of Ohio, will talk on Mothers' Congress are Mrs. Birney of ,chnrA ' Vl TXVZ IO?m.
"Household Economics in the Schools." -Washington, Miss Elizabeth Harrison ing club woman. 'is invited. "
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