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THE DAIL1 BEE-FftLDAY , JANUAJIY 5,1884.
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Situated in West Omnhn only two blocks from tlio proposed line of
the Cable Oars , with the Dolt Railway Crossing one corner , nud only three
quarters o u mile from the present Street-car Line , at the prices wo nro
asking for lots.
OFFEIIS SUCH INDUCEMENTS TO UUYERS KITH nil VOft
RESIDENCES OE SPECULATION.
Lots in Tliomburg Place are bound to double in value during the
coming summer. Now is the time to gt the nicest lots ever placed on
the Omaha market. Prices 150. to $ < ! 50. on monthly payments. Wo
have a few nice lots lett in
iJ25. to § 400. each Easy terms 50 elegant lots in
just south of theTJ. P.Dcpot , § 175. to 8800. monthly installments.
r Beautiful 24 acre lots at S250. each.
25 beautiful lots in Prospect Place S200 fo 85(10. ( each. $15. down and
5 per cent a month. 15 lots in Lowes addition $175. to 8300. long
timo. 8 lots in Boyd'a addition , S17f > . Piieh. 12 lots in Patrick's
addition , SJ50. to SoOO. G lots in Plainview , tlr finest ones in this
addition , § 47ft. to 500.
Lots in Barkers Sub-division and the following additions : Isaac i &
Selden's , Redick's , Millardnud Caldwell's. West Omaha , ICirkwood , Oma
ha View , nawthorne , Pike place. Credit , Froucier , College place , Doncck-
ous , Park place , Parkers , Capitol Hill , Hartman's. Plainview , &c &c.
i Several choice acre tracts in Qises addition , Hawcs addition , South-
Uniahaana West Omalm.jj | A choice-Sonera piece in Tuttles Sub division
3 acres in Okabama. 5 acres on Cumiug street. 3one , acre pieces on
Sherman Avenue , near the fair grounds , also some verp choice business
I lots on Dodge , Pnrnam , HarneyyJackson and other streets. *
We have the fiuest market garden pieces to be had around Omaha.
Four , five and ten acre tracts on IGth street , north of the fair grounds ,
400. to $1000 each on monthly payments.
A few nice acre corners in west Omaha'at less than half the price
asked for adjourning land.
Two lots'containing 1 - acres each , in Barker's a1 lotmenfc , south 10th
street $800 and § 1,000. Easy terms.
3 acres , south 13th street , 3,000. Will divide. .
FOR SALE Leading hotel in lively Nebraska town , alsj general
store in good town , will take some land or Omaha property in part pay
ment.
In all parls of the city. AVe have some great bargains in residence
property.
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In all parts of the State. Farms in Nebraska , lowe and Kansas.
If you wnnt anything in the Real Estate line call and see us. We
will show you around , and try to suit you. Houses , Stores , and Rooms
for rent.
IT. 33. Corner 13th and Farnam.
OF
ALARM CLOCKS !
At the Wholesale and Retail Jewtiry Store of
Holiday Goods in in great abundance and an Elegant line of Ladies
and Gents' Gold Watches and beautiful stock of Solid Silver Ware ,
Diamonds , Jewelry and Spectacles. We would call special attention
o the best and most
"DIPT T AT&T "ft1 1 ? A TT 1 ? A A Tb WAffW
Jfev .ffijJul. iJt > JjIli Ibii.iJbM.U I.j- ' Wzi.JLlj'.Kl '
Ever placed on the Market , namely , the celebrated Quick Train , Colutn
bus , Ohio , Watch. It is superior to all others.
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We have the Agency for the above renowned Piano , which is second
o none. Also the Lindeman & Son's Pianos , and have also the famous
Hardmuii Piano on sale. We also carry full lines of best Organs and
Sheet Music. We warrant oui goods the best in the market. An inspec
tion will convince the most skeptical.
OUR TWO STORES
Are located as below :
Jewelry Store , Corner 15th and Dodge , opposite Postoffice. Piano
Wareroom and Music Parlor , Crounse's Block , IGth street near Capitol
Avenue.
Please call and inspect our goods at both of our stores. Pianos and
Organs sold on monthly payments.
EDHOLM & ERIGKSON ,
THE JEWELER9 ,
Suoth-eoat Corner Dodge , and Kith , near Capitol Avenue. Omaha , Neb
CARPET SEASON !
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Invites the attention of the public to hl >
Large and Well Selected Stock
OF
Embracing a/i tfio Late Patterns n everything in the
Carpet Line ,
IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND AT
LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY
1313 Farnam Street , Omaha ,
THE LEARNED
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LAJUMER STJIEET.
Wliy you should try the colobratcJ Dr. I ! . Wagner' *
methods of curn :
1. "Dr. U. Warier Is a natural physician , "
O. S. FOWLKR ,
The Greatest U\lng Phrenologist
"I'ew run exco ) ou as a doctor. "
DR. J. SIMXI ,
The World's Greatest I < li\iogiiomlst !
Voti are wotulvrfnlly proficient Inyoiir know )
disease and mculclnos. "
DR. J. MATTIIRWS.
4. "The afnlctcd find ready relief In jour pros
cnco. " DR. J. SIMMS.
6. "Dr. II. Waenor la a roirular pradualo from
liellcuio Itoipttal , Now York city ; has had very ox.
tannho hoopiUil practice , ' and Is thoroughly posted OR
all 1) ran dies of his beloved schiucc , especially on
chronic diseases. "
DRS. UROWN-JUL & EWINO.
0. "Dr. It. Wagner has Immortalized himself bj
his wonderful dxco\ ! cry of sticclfle remedies for private
vato and sexual diseases. " Virginia City Chronicle.
7. "Thousands of Invalids flock to see him. " San
Francisco Chronicle.
8. "Tho Doctor's long experience ia n specialist
should render htm very successful. " Hocky Moun
tain News.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken.
At nno time n discussion of the oecrct vlco was en *
tlrcly avoided by the profession , and medical works
but a fewcars ago would hardly mention IU
To-day the physician is of a different opinion ; ho Ii
auaTO that it la his duty disagreeable though It
may bo to handle this nutter without cloxcsaml
speak plalnh1 about It ; and Intelligent parents and
guardians wilt thank him for doing so.
The results attending this ilestructh olco were or-
morlynot understood , or not properly estimated ; and
no Importance belli"attached to a subject which b ]
IU nature doei not luvlto dose Investigation , It wai
wllluigly Ignored.
Tlio habit Is generally contracted by the younc
while attending school ; older comvuiions | through
their example , may hi responsible for it , or it may be
acquired through accident. Tlio excitement once ex
perienced , the practice will bo repeated again and
again , until at last the habit becomes linn and com
pletely enslaves the ilctlm. Mental and ncrtous at
illctlons nro usually the primary results of self-abuse.
Among the Injurious effects may bo mentioned lassi
tude , dejection or Irrascibility of temper and general
debility. The boy seeks seclusion , and rarely joint
In the sports of his companions. If ho bo a joung
man ho will be little found in company with thoothoi
sex. and Is troubled with exceeding and annoyln ?
bashfulncss In their presence. Lascivious dreams ,
emissions and eruptions ou the face , eta , ore also
prominent 33 mptoms.
If the practice Is violently persisted In , more serious
disturbances take place. Great palpitation of the
heart , or epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and
the sufferer may fall into a complete state of Idiocy before
fore , finally , death rellov es him.
To all these engaged In this dangerous , practice , I
would say , first of all , stop it at once ; make ovcrj
possible effort to do so ; but if you fall , If your nervous
system Is already too much shattered , and consequently
quently , your will-power broken , take eomo nerve
tonic to aid you In your effort. Ilav ing freed yourself
from the habit , I would further counsel you to go
through a regular course of treatment , for It is a great
mistake to supposi that any ono may , for some time ,
bo t ov cry BO litf e give himself up to this f osclnatlne
but dangerous excitement without Buffering from its
ev il consequences nt some future time. The numboi
of young men who are Incapaciatcd to flll the duties
enjoined by wedlock is alarmingly large , and In most
tit such cases this unfortunate condition of things can
bo traced to the practice of self-abuse , w hlch had been
abandoned years ago. Indeed , a few mouths' practice
of this habit U juflleicnt to Induce spermatorrhoea' . 3
later years , and I have many of such cases under treat
mental the present day. , . ' ; ) ]
Young Men
Who may bo suffering from the effects of youthful
follies or Indiscretions u HI do well to a\ till themaclvei
of this , the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suf
crime humanity. DR. WAOXIR will ( ruarantce to for
elt $500 lor tn cry case of seminal weakness or prlvati
disease of any kind and character .which ho under
takes to and fails to cure.
Middle Aged Men.
There are many at the ORB of SO to CO who art
troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder
dor , of ten accompanied by a alight smarting or burn
Ing sensation , and a weakening of the system la >
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin
ing the urinary deposits n ropy sediment will often be
found , and sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear , or the color will be of thin mllklsh hue , again
changing to n dark and torpid appearance. There an
many , many men who die of thin diltlcultylgnomnt ol
the cause , which la the second stage of seminal-weak
ness. Dr. W. will guarantee a perfect euro In all caset
and a healthy restoration of the frenlto-urlnory or
gang.
Consultation : free. Thorough examination and ml
\Ico , ? 5.
All communications should bo addressedDr. Ilcnrj
Henry Wagner , I' . O. 23SO , Dem or , Colorado.
The Young Man',8 Pocket Companion , by Dr. U
Wagner , 1s north Its weight In gold toyouu ; men
Price $1,25. Bent by mall to any address.
A FRIEND TO ALL ! '
One Who is Needed and Nobly Fills his
Placo.
Dciu cr In mnro fortunito than she knows la the
possuislon of the talents and energies of a man who
has git en his time and thought not'merely to the
perfection of hU skill as a practitioner of his pro
fession of medicine , but to the study of thoeo pro *
found things of science and nature which tend to the
moro complete undenUmllng of tbo problem of life
and of the laws of nature and the means of gaining
the grcatunt practical goods to mankind fruui the In
formation thus acquired In the abstract. Such n
man Is Dr. If. Wagner , who U located at 313 Larimer
street. l > r. Wagner dot otedminy jears to theac.
munition of tbo knowledge neccessary to hln proles-
Him In a number of the leadlnz medical schools of
the most eminent and profound teachers , tuch
namtH us Dr. dross and Dr. Pancoast apixmrlng
aiming his preceptors Nordli his studies end here.
Tliev continue d III the livid of tbo practicing family
phlblrUn and In the experiences of a man nf o\tcn <
site triuel. He hltltcd every section of the Unl
ted States | ilng studious attention to thu different
characteristics of tliovariouo portions of tbo country ,
particularly with regard to their effect , climatic aim
otheiwlsu upon health and the different forms of dis
eases. With the combined powers of close study , ox
temlro obtervatlun and almost unlimited practice ,
Dr. Wagner came to Dcmcr threu jcars ago equip
ped as few have the tight to claim to battle the foe
of mankind , thu dretited enemy , dlsewo. In order to
render the greatest good to society , Dr. tVagner ileci-
dod to lay usldu the general branches of practice and
bring all h s rlpo knowledge and power to hear up
on the foe which among the army of Insidious
duath agents U the greatest. Ill ) wide experience
had taught him what weapons to use nnd lilcli to
discard , and after equipping himself at his trained
judgment WAS so well uble to adtlne him ho com
moncej boldly and conlldoiitly his attack. In estl
mating the results and succcsn acliloied. It U only
necessary toknow thu doctor's pillion and btandlng
to-day. While located In this city , his practice ii by
no means conllnud to tts llmlti nor tbU section of
country , Illncorrcsioiidencoand | oipre a books UK-
Illy In l/Uck'nnd Mlilloto Ills posccss un of a field ol
inactlcs hounded ouly by the lines uhlcli bound the
c njjtli and breoutli of the country , and which ban
laced him where a man of hU skill and Intellectual
attainments ilebervcs to be , and should to bu onabhi
him to roach the hlghcit sphere of usefulness to mil
ferlng humanity the piano of financial Indepen
dcnce. Dr. Wagner has contributed of Ills prosper ! '
tytothubUbstantl-iUmprotement of Denver In the
ere.tlon of a fine block on Larimer street , oppoiltu
his prencnt ortlo , No. 813. It will bo ready for occu
pincy In a low weeks , and Ii an evidence that tin
doctor Is to bu numbered among the permanent an
solid cltUcni of the metropolis of the plains | | Jtiu
tcr Tribune.
DE. H. WAGNER & CO. ,
343 Larimer St. ' Address Box ; 2389
DENVER , COL. |
omplicd with the request is far ns lie
iotild , but the further infonnrtioii is ol > -
ninccl that the young couple ycro soon ,
after leaving the court nouak happily
voddod , and orn this are doubtless cosily
hollered beneath the roof of thur Omaha
10USU. I
Angostura Bittern , the world toiimvnoil
ppotizcr mulitnlgorator , Imparts nVlolldous
nvur to nil drinks niul euro * dj-apopaln ,
iarrlui-ii. fo > er iinil iigiio. Try It , but beware
f counterfoils ; AKK your ( jrocerlor your
ruggist for the eouulna Angostura , imnufnc-
urod by Ur , , T. IJ. Sic/ort & Soun j
C. 0. Oaka , of I'.mcrson , won nt ( Uiu 1'a-
ific ycatenlay. ,
Kd. L. JCirko , of Sioux City , was nt the
'gdcn ' yoatorilny.
K. ! ' . .Tames , of Missouri Valley , [ was
moug the dinerx nt Jiochtolo'a yoatcrday.
Doi > uty Clerk Wnrron is nblo to bo at IIH !
dice in the court house , but is still far from
iigged.
] ' . Cadwell , i > f the well known law firm
f Sims & CiulwoU , returned yoatcrJay frxm
week's trip in Nobroakn , where ho has been
Handing to aomo legal business.
COBIMEUOIAli.1
COUNCIL DLCFF3 MA1IKKT.
Wheat No. 2 spring , C5c ; No. 3 , COo ; ro-
octod , 45c ; good domand.
Corn L/oalors are payinj ; SCc for old corn
nd 28c for new.
Oata In good demand ntC. .
Hny 100@G 00 per ton ; COc per bala.
llyo 40@45c.
Oorn Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good aupply ; prices ut yards , G 00 ®
" 00.
00.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 50 per ton ; soft ,
i 00 per ton
Butter Floiity and in fair demand at 20o ;
creamery , 35c.
Eggs In peed demand atOc par tlozon.
l > urd Falrbnnk'a , wholesaling at lie.
. Poultry Koadysnle ; dealers uro paying for
cluckens So ; turkoya , 12c.
Vegotablea Potatoes , 40c ; onions , 40c ; cab-
ingo , none in the market ; apples , ready nalo
nt : i 00@3 rl ) for prime stock.
Flour-City flour , 1 C0@4 00.
Brooms 2 05@3 00 per doz.
LITE STOCK.
Cattle 3 00@3 CO ; calves , 5 00@7 50.
Ilogs Local packers nro buying now nnd
horoia a good demand for all grades ; choice
mcking , 5 25@5 35 ; mixed , 4 C5@5 00.
Finding a Good. Excuse.
Vail Street Dally News.
Ono day three or four weeks ago a re-
.ail grocer over in J oraoy sat down with
lis clerk and said : '
"James , * I ewe Now York houses over
$3,000. " "Yes sir. " "Wo have $2,000
ii cash in the safe , the stock is all run
[ own , and this would bo the time to fail
n business. " "It certainly would. " "But
. wnnt a reasonable apology to givemy
roditors when they coino down on us for
an explanation. See if you can't think
of something to night , and lot mo know
n the morning. " The clerk promised ,
and the grocer wheeled u chest of tea and
a bag of coifoo homo ns a beginning.
! ? ext morning when ho appeared at the
tore the safe was open , the cash gene
and on the desk was a note from the
lork reading : "I have taken the § 2,000
md am prepared to skip It will bo the
jest excuse in the world for your failing
0 flat that creditors can't realize 2 couts
on the dollar. "
Train Talk.
Chicago HcroU.
"Yes , Flood and O'Brien used to keep
a oaloon , and so did Mackoy , " said an
elderly passenger who had traveled about
Boiiio und hadn't forgotten it. ' 'I was put
on the coast myself back in the fifties ,
and there's lota of men who now carry
pretty high that wasn't quite
so proud them days. I know a case , a
nan what's bloomin1 out fmo now , who
was in them times a faro dealer. lie
owned his own game , a eijuar' ono it was ,
,00 , and had rmry a limit. The boya
used to think Jim would give 'em a show
'or their white alloy , and ho had a
; oed manylfrionds in the camps. lie had
icrvo , I tell yo , an" I believe it's nerve
las made him what ho is. Nothia' like
rue grit if send a man praucin * to the
rant in this Morld. One Sunday lie was
runnin' his lay-out iu a little shanty in
our gulch , when a gang o' teamsters
'rom orcr the ranijo tackled the gamo.
some of 'om wore ugly drunk , and
weren't very porlito in their langwidgo.
Bimeby the dealer rakud in a big stack
o' tons oll'n < ho jack , what had turned
up a loser. Ono o' the teamsters , a big ,
imllyin' cuss , swore ho had a copper n
: ho stack an * hs | bet had won ) instead of
oain , Jim quietly remarked that ho
very rarely inado mistakoalbut perhaps
lie had hia time , an' if the gentleman
was euro ho was right ho would pay the
bet , at the same pleasantly handin' over
the two stacks. This inado the ugly
teamster think Jim wan afraid of him an1
his gang , an' ho began to blow 'bout no
d d gambler boin * smart enough to steal
from him right before his faco'n' ' eyes ,
Jim turned his box ovor.told the playore
to keep their oyoa on their chips , anc 1
suys miiot but solid like :
" ' 1 aim to treat every man tha
ploys at mv table like a contloman , but. J
can't Bland no such chaU'as-that , sir , an (
1 want you to cashinyor chips immediate
ly and uit right out that door.1"
. "Well , sir. I expected to sco the 1ml
top o' Jim's head blowed elf , but th
toatnstor , makin' jistono faint motion fo
his shooter , caught the dealer's oyo.Blow
ly passed his chins over , took his tu
and skipped out. I tgll yo it took nerv
to do n thing like that to nil uglydrinhin'
toatnstor , surrounded by n gang o' his
chuma. "
" 1 shuld say so , " 1 remarked ; "but
who is this 'Jim1 that you praise BO
highly ! "
"Bloss mo ! Didn't I toll you who ho
was ? Jim Farley , now United SUtcs
aoimtorfrom C.iliforny ! "
NOT A MATCH l-'OU TIII3 IH'DK.
An Ksthoto from Ilontoii Ilnfhcr
ilnokHon , of
Tc.\nn.
Chicago News.
"Talk about j or deeds , " said a Texas
slockmnn on the Chicago , Burlington &
Quincy train last night , "but n lootlo the
doodo.il deed 1 over seen wuz a feller thot
come down from Boston into our kontry
n year ago las' September. "
'llo Didn't stay inToxas long , 1 guess , "
Bixid a little man in a silk hat.
"Yas , he's Ihoro now. "
"I thought they wouldn't lot n dude
live in Texan. "
"Waal , I'll ' toll you how it wuwo
como to lot him stay. Ho come down
there with his peeked boots an * his tight
trousers mi' yallor kid gloves , a slingin'
more style than n now congressman on
the fo'th o' July , an' a-tollin' folks thot
his elector said he'd got the consump
tion an' 'd have to live in a warm clim
ate. "
"Ah , yes , of course , you pitied the
poor follow , and lot him stay on that ac
count. "
"Not oxaclly that ; but , as 1 was a-
sayin' , ho slung his style like a mormon
walkin' by a United States marshal's
ollico. Waal , ono night ho como into a
saloon where a lot of us wuz a-drinking ,
on' 'o steps up to the bar an' says : 'Aw
I say , bah-tondah , give mo n trillo of
aw wa in lomonado. ' Bill Jackson snort
ed right out , an' then anys 'o ; 'Boys ,
what d'yo say ] lo'a make the deed drink
gin. ' It wuv. a go , so Bill walks up an'
olaps the deed on the back likoho'd break
'iin in two. Bill's the best man on the
muscle iu our hull kontry ; 'Say,1 says
Bill , 'you'd bolter drink gin. ' 'Aw but
it is wa'm lemonades I dosiah , ' says the
dood. 'Waal , ' says Bill , 'worm lemonade
ado don't go in these 'ore parts ; you
drinks gin or you drinks nuthing ; you
hoar mo. ' 'It aw seems to mo you'ro
mistaken , ' says the deed , 'ithout aeomin'
to see there WU7. trouble ahead ; 'I want
to aw dwink wa'm lemonade , ' an' ho
rcch out fur the glass. Bill wunk at the
rest on us , an' says to the deed ; 'D'ye
know -what I'm goin' to do of you tries to
drink anything but gin' ? ' 'Woally , 1 do
not , niah deah boy. " 'Wall , ' says Bill ,
'I'm ago ia' to stand you on yor head in
that air box o' sawdust. ' 'Aw that
would not bo wight,1 says the dood. a-
tippin' up his "lass , to drink. Bill
rech out an' grabbed 'im by the nock ,
an' I never soon u man git licked so
quick. "
"Bill was too much for him , was
hoi"
"No siroo , it wuz t'other way. It wuz
Bill thot got licked. Jerusalem an' Gin'-
ral Jackson , but how that deed did jump
about ! An" every time 'o jumped 'o
fetched Bill ono on the eye or under the
oar or along the jaw , an' Bill couldn't git
within gunshot uv'im. Why , thot air
deed hod more tricks fur tightin' than
Bill over droamp * uv. Furst lio'd bo
behind Bill an' then on top uv 'im , an'
then under 'im , an' every time Bill
opened an eye the deed stuck a list in it
erry fist , it didn't make no difler'nco to
him. Ho wuz just about es handy with
his thumpers os any man needs to bo in
this world. It didn't ' tnko him moro'n a
minute to go all around Bill an' ever 'im
an' through 'im in the bargain ; un * then
when ho had Bill pretty well licked
ho took him the allfirodcst crack on the
nose an' sent 'im ever in the corner behind -
hind the ice-box like a bundle o' old
clo'es. "
"What did ho do then ! "
"Wy , ho jest turned urouu' an * brush
ed the sawdust off his knee where ho'd
ducked down to como up under Bill , an'
saya ho : 'Gentlemen , will you all join
mo aw in n wa'm lemonade ] ' An" wo
jinod 'im , too quick.
"Yes , he's there yet ; an' I guess ho
kin slay unless the consumption gits
away with 'im. Tlioro hain't nothing
else down there thot kin do it , that's
sure. "
Afraid ot IllH I'artncr.
A gentlemanly farmer from Onion
creek , who happened to bo in Austin last
week , called at the oflico of a distin
guished Austin law firm. Both members
of the firm were in , but the granger only
know ono them.
"Como across the street nnd take a
drink , " said the fanner.
"As soon as I put on my overcoat. "
"You don't need an overcoat. It's
warm outside. "
"Oh , yes , I do. "
"What for ? " Puttin' on style , are
you ? "
"No , it is not that , " whispered the
lawyer , as soon as ho got outside ; "but
you saw my partner in there , didn't you ?
Well , if I were to go out and leave that
overcoat with him , when I came back it
would bo in the pawnbroker's ollico. " ,
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CAUTION.
Kwift's Spvctflc U eitlrcly a vegetable preparation ,
and should not bo confounded with the various sub
stitutes , Imitation-noa-socret humbmri , "Succus
Altcrans , " etc , , etc. , which aru now bclnc manufac
tured byarlous poisons , None ol ( those contain
a slnulo article which enters Into tbo composition of
S. 8.8. Vhoro Is only ono Kwift's Bpccl/lo / nd there
Is nothing In the world like It. To prevent dlitster
and dlsapiiolntmont , be sure and get the genuine.
Snlft'riHpucIno Is a complete antidote to lllooil
Taint , lllood 1'olt.in , Malarial 1'olsoa and Bkln ll
inour , J. PICKHOX SMITH , ( t DAtlanta , Oa.
Ihno hod rflnarkablo SIICCLSS with Swift's S | >
cinoln ihuiientment of lllood and Skin DUcan'S ,
and In Teinalo Diwaitn. I took It myself for Car
buucKs wltlihajijiy ctloct.
D. 0. U.1IK.SUY , M.I ) . , Atlanta , Oa.
I uied Swift's Hpectflo on mr little dauKhter , who
was allllcted with some Wood I'oUoa whli'h had re-
Bitted nil sorts of treatment. The Bpeclflo rilvved
her permanently , and I shall wu It In inypractlco.
Ourtreatlsv on lllood and Skin Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
applicants.TIBBWW | , , , co > .
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , ( la.
tor ! ii'iuk' inifMly tor
thriiimil iU > iniKviiiiili
of thu iniiciiitlviiuiuans.
1 lirri * l un mUUikH ubout
till * liiitiuiiicnt , lli ran-
lliinoiK "Iridiu of KI.V'.O-
Till 0 IT V ( --riiiiUt (
IhriMivh Hit ( arts in.-i
iii ( > ic Ilifm tc * liodltlif
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lint with Klittila lu-U *
Mill.'lll4nlll \ I il'trlHilln pur yllllls
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OMAHA
Stove Repair Works ,
o 109 South/4th / St.
MaVo p IaHyof furnUliil.U casting * nd repair
Ing ktovcs of all description , wood Hovel , changed t
buru oonl 1 , urates , IlruUck , lUmpers , tic. constantly
ou hand. "j'ry one ol gut itoto pipe uliclvcs an
0 clothe * Utyrr.
THE OB'SAFEST PLACE Id OMAHA TO BUT ,
R
DEWEY & STONE'S ,
One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR.
'BURLINGTON ' ROUTE"
( Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy Rnllrond. )
GOING EAST AND WEST. GOING NORTH AND SOUTH.
Elrcant D.ijr Conches , Parlor CAM , with lUvlin Solid Trains of Elegant Pay Coaches nnd PnH-J
nKCnnlM ( seats free ) , Hmoklntr Cars , with Ho- man 1'alacu Sleeping Cars nro run dally to and ]
Diving Cli.ilrs , 1'nllmmi Palace Sleeping Cars and from St LouH via Hannibal , Qulncy , Keokulf , )
10 famous O. I ) . A Q. Dining Unra rim dally to nnd lUirllngton. Cedar Itnplda nnd Albert Lea to 8t
. , Council Tauland Parlor Cora with Uecllnlc *
rom Chicago & KniHO.1 City Chicago A Minneapolis ;
lulTH , Chicago DC.M Molnes , Chicago , St. Jo- Clmlrs to and from St. Louis nnd I'eorlaandt
. pli , Atchlion & Toprkn. Onlv through line bo- nnd { rom St Louis nnd Ottumwn. Only oc.
vi'cn Chicago , Lincoln & Denver. Through cars change of cars between St. Louis nnd BCT
I'lvecn Indianapolis A Council lllulT.i via I'corta. Molnes , Iowa , Lincoln , zfeoraslta , andUcnvCTc
11 connections mailn In Union innxit * . 11 U Colorado.
kiiovvnaa the irmitTllHOUGIICAU LINE. It U universally admit ted to bo the
Flnnot Uqulppoti Railroad In the World for ail classes of Travel. .
. J , VQTSm. 3d Vlco-lWt and Qon'l Manturer. PRllUHVM , MWEfX * ' Jen. MWW. A t. CblcaKC , )
M. BELLMAN & GO , .
Wholesale Clothiers !
7307 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE1 COR. 13Th
OMAHA , NEBRA8K
Dr. CGNNAUCHTON ,
403 BRADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , U. S. A. Established 1878 Catarrh ,
Deafness , Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and Permanently Cured. Patients
Cured at Homo. Wrilo for "Tun MEDIOAL-MISHIONAIW , " for Iho People,1 } Free.
Consullalion and Correspondence Gratia. P. O. Box 202. Telephone No. 22C.
HON. EDWARD RUSSELL , Postmaslor , Davenport , says : "Physician of
Real Ability and Marked Success. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davenport ,
writes : "An Honorable Man , Fine Success , Wonderful Cures. " Hours , 8 to 5.
THE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE
-A.T-
WilliamS ?
Night Dresses.
50c Good Muslin , Fine Coventry Kuflliug , H inches wide on front
Collar and Sleeve.
85c Fifty solid Tucks in front , Torchon Lace Trimmed.
1.00 Tucked front with two rows Hamburg insertion. Other superb
styles from $1.25 up to 84-.50. t
CHEMISE.
25c Fair Muslin , plain.
50c Good Muslin , pointed front , four clusters of tucks , Hamburg
trimming.
76c Solid tucked front , trimmed with insertion and Torchon Lace.
Fine goods from $1.00 up to 2.50 , exquisitely made with real Torchon
Hamburgs and tucking.
DRAWERS
20c Well made , on fair muslin , five tucks ! * - * > * -
25 c Five tucks , Incc trimmed , nnd numerous other styles much below
the regular.
to be batter made , on hotter material than any brought to Omaha.
Corner 15th and Dodge Streets.
J. 0. PREBOOTT N. P. OURTIOE.
J. 0. PRESCOTT & CO. ,
I'W la.oloetn.lo nmd. ZrS.ota.il
PIANOS & ORGANS !
Music. Musical Instruments of all Descriptions.
CHEAPEST m MOST RELIABLE HOUS1
Xxx mo iSltxvto * it
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OR BEND F T ? PRICES.
No. Pnrnam Street - OVIAH * .
DUILEK .IN
ETC.i LO\V PRIOKS AND GOOD GRADES.
Call and ( Jet my Prices before bavin ? elsewhere , Yards , cornar
and Douplud. i > iw VcU and Doul ; ,
