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Lincoln Infirmary of Osteopathy,
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The Courier would recommend that
you see the
If you want the best coal for domestic use.
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THE STORM. THE RAW WINDS.
Will not be noticed by you if you wear one of our Chamois Skin
Lined Chest Protectors. Just the thing these cold days to protect
you trom a cold body, colds, coughs, sore throats, hoarseness or
lung troubles Those who have worn them say that they are
o comfortable and that they derive so much benefit from them,
that they would' not think of doing without one. We have chest
protectors in all sizes and kinds. Some expensive ones and some
at very moderate prices: but all good made from the very best
material and everyone guaranteedto give perfect satisfaction. If
you have never worn a chest protector we would urge you to do
so at once. It is much better than being compelled to doctor
yourself the entire winter. REMEMBER, ail sizes, all prices.
R1GGS' PHARMACY, Under Funke Opera House.
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Confectioners and Caterers. 135 So. 12th St. 'Phone 681
Wo have the only oyster parlor in tho city. Call and see for yourself .
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Our family washing is now correct.
Our prices are cheaper tlian you can do it at home.
We invite the ladies to call and inspect our plant
for family washing1.
Clarkson Tekvintlvy Co.
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Lout began this wook with A eh Wed
nesday and Eocicty is supposed to don"
tho gay attire und put on sober gar
uionte for a eiaeon of forty dajs. Lin
coln Euciety, which haB boon a bit du'l
for weeks, revived for tho nonco and
there wub a largo number of parties and
receptions. Socioty will doubtless bo
rather quiet, 3 ot thero aro many func
tions, qutet in their nature, allowable
during lent. Teas, where tho decora
tions aro violets and Mowers of a Bub
dued hue, aro affected by tho very
strictest observers of lent.
Tho dacco par excellence of tho sea
son in university socioty was given
Tuesday evening at tho Lincoln hotel
by tho members of Pi Boii Phi sorority.
Tho decorations woro very elaborate
and mado a boautiful background for
tho jouth and boauty thero pie-ent.
Scarlet and cream, tho university colors,
predominated. Tho grand court was
foBtooned with bands of I ho colors
and tho pillars wero bidden in many
folds of bunting. A larco heart was
suapendod ove- tb.9 court. Tho lumps
wore hidden in ruffs, carrying out tho
same color scheme, white groat palms
placed at the sides of the court added a
further charm. Tho b.ll room had
decorations of flags and tho musicians'
stand was draped with the Eorority
cjlors. Tho room where ices wero
sorved was especially beautiful. Ropes
of smilax hung from tho chandelier to
the four corners of a tablo beneath.
Cut flowers wero ued with fine effoct
hero. Mrs. Summers, assisted by Misbcb
Florence McGahey, Ada Waugh, and
Maude Dutton served tho ices Tho re
ceiving lino consisted of MIbfob Lulu
Wirt, Anna Stuart and Lulu West and
tho new girls introduced wero Miescb
Vera Wattles, Sue Ashmun, Margaret
Custer and Kathorino Thomas. Tho
muBic was furnished by Ed Walt'B or
chestra. Mr. Arthur Bisjhof was mas
ter of ceremonies. The programs wero
dainty hard painted Bouvonirs dono by
the members of the organization. Tho
party wns chaperoned by MeEsrs. and
Mesdames C. II. Morrill, A. J. Sawyor
Willard Kimball, Raymond. The fol
lowing wero present: Chancollor and
Mrs. MacLean, Prof and Mrs. Barbour,
Messrs and Mesdames Weaver, Lahr,
Summers, Mrs. Thomas and Andrews of
Fairburj ; MiEsos Dorrington, Wylio and
Jussenof Falls City; Reynolds, Post and
Gilbert of York; Branch of Omaha;
Cropsoy of Fairbury; Gero and Gere,
Stuart and Stuart, Hoover, Miller, Hen
ry, Woods, Poikins, Lindoll, Bennett,
Morrill, Graham, Biltgon, Ilarwood, Mc
Monemy, Polk, Tukoy, Minor. Whiting,
Giiggs, LaBb, Raymond, Harloy, Dutton,
RicherdB, Web3ter, Tumor, Iiroady,
Hammond, Huyes, Lansing, Sedgwick,
Barber, Lano, Harper, Weoks, Burrows,
Amos, Garton, Ashmun, Ilaskel, Wirt,
Wattles, Androws. Woodward, UuBter,
Thomas, West, Reynolds, Hazvl-vood,
Robinson, McGahey. Wuugh, Lytlo t.nd
Olason; Messrs Branch of Omaha; Wil
liams of York; Shaw or Groonwood;
Burks of Beatrice; Mudgo and Mudge,
Barber and Barber, Raney and Runoy,
Wohn, Saunders, Lafforty, Adam, Mar
lay, Blackman, Hacknoy, Riesor, Whit
more, HaBtie, Stratton, McDonald, Wat
kins, EdmiBton, Hayes, Hnwkswortb,
Westorman, Liobman, Cosgrovo, Dales,
Duvideon, Humphrey, Simms, McOroory,
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McKillip, Baldwin, Reed, Thomas, Fol
som, Riukotts, Rehlaender, Seidell, Hon
ry.Shciman, Von Mansfeld, Matson, Tee
tor, Hischof, Kind, Cloland, Fisher,
Kimb.il, Weaver, l'urpin, Dollnnsen,
Gregory. Richards, Clapp, Sawyer, Wat
kins and Dr. Jones.
Tho inemborBof tho North Sido circle
of St. Paul's church, gnvo a "Valentino
tea" in tho parlorB of the church Tues
day evening to which their husbands
and gontlcnion friondd woro invited.
Tho gueEtB arrived about 7:.'0 and eat,
down to a sumptuous dinner Bervo.1 in
tho basement of the church. Tho menu
cards wero in tin shape of valontines,
and each gii"st wort an enormous but
ter fly bow of tisauo paper. Interming
led with tho courses of tho dinner wero
toasts called forth by the touBt mistress,
Mrs. Price. Mrs. Caldins responded to
"Tho North Sida Circle;" "Our Wives,"
was tho toast assigned to Dr. Wharton,
and Mrs. Leighton talked of "Our Hub
bands;" Mr. Dobbins toasted "Our Pres
ent Legislature," and it was original and
full of wit. Mtb. Colburn gave an es
say on "Tho Women of Henry James;''
Dr. Paino lesponded to the toast "Tho
Now Woman." Miss Hamilton brought
tho program to a close with a Scotch
ballad. Tbo guosts then adjourned to
tho upper rooms whoio Mrs. Harpham
gavo several piano selections and Miss
Hamilton recited. Tho company then
indulged in patriotic songs before good
nights woro said. Tfcoso preeont wore:
Messrs and Mesdames Dr. Winnott, Dr.
Wharton, Pror. Franklin, Prof. Co'barn
Mayor Graham, Shepherd, Richards)
Harpham, Parish, Tebbetts, Calkins!
Boynton, Burks, Sayer, Beach, Dobbins.
Robinson, Meese, Warrick, Ransom,
Souimorladd, Leighton, Slater, Spencer,
Bishop; Mesdames Hoddy, Gosper, Hin
man, Pennington, Hjdo; Misses Boyn
ton, Hamilton, Bishop, Thompson, Bnach
and Beach; Messrs Robinson, and Dr.
Pa no.
An enjojablo dinner and danco was
given Tuesday ovening at Thompson
hall. Tho dinner was served at 7:.'J0 and
the guestH wero called upon to tell a
Btory, sing a Eong or whistlo. This
caused a gioat diversion and several
good stories ware told. Mr.D. A.Cauip
boll carried oh" tho palm with his witty
tales and jokes. Luter on a list of
toasts weio responded to at tho call of
Mr. H. II. Wilson who was toast master.
Below iH a list of tho toasts: "Tho
Patriarchs," Mrs. Br.rnhain; "LWanr
Terrible," Mr. Shodd; "Tho Gontlowotu
an," Mr. Lainbertb'on; "ThoGontloman,"
Mrs. Barbour; 'Our Guests,'- Mr. Ilur
wood; "G-.0J Things of Lifo' Judge
Irvine; "Iho Absent Ones." Covers
wero laid for MeeBm and MesdamoB
Jutlgo Irvine, II. II.. D. and W. B.
Wilson, Burnham, LambortBon, Barbour,
Campbell, Tilton, Loonnrd. K.mball and
Kell); Mes James Muir, Oakloy, Love
land, Grilliih and Thompson; MIbbob
Oakloy. Burnham, Burr, Putnam, Har
greaves, Hand and Raymond; Messrs
F"oury of Milwaukee, Walah, Hurlbut,
Butlor, Lehmor, Campboll, Ilarwood.
Wright and Shodd.
Mcbbis Arthur Walah and Horace
Sherman gavo a delightfully informal
danco last night at Walsh's hall, Itith
and N streets. 'Iho young men woro
ideal hoBts and every ono had a jolly
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