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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1883)
J5t3i and Parnam Streets. - - - Omaha , Nob. bo found n few of the BEST nnd most DESIRABLE tVUJS : OMAHA CITY PROPERTY. No. t 211 2 story brick residence , near St. .Mary's nvonuo , at a bargain. No. 221 12 vacant lots , I block from slrcot cnra same distance from llanseom Park. Wo oflor these lots , which nro very desirable for building purposes , nt n low figure for n few dnyn only. No. 220 3 lots on Snundcrs street , near Charles. These lots will bo sold cheap and are well located for a block of stores. No. 220 Business property , rents for $2.000 , pays 20 per tonl. Best Ihintj ever offered. No. 235 Three houses nnd lots , rents for $ l,2QO per year. No. 241 3 lots in Bartloll's addition , very cheap. No. 253 15 ncrcs in Cunningham's addition. V" , No. 247 3 lots in flanscom placo."h No. 94 4 lots on S. 10th street. Easy terms. Each , 8300. No. 102 House mid lot. House , 5 rooms nnd basement. Lot , CO x40 , S. 10th street , near Charles , § 500 down , balance in 2 years. 51,400. No. 84 9 lols , CCxl32 each , S. 10th st. Must bo sold altogether. $4r,00. No. 77 3 houses , 2 brick nnd 1 frame , on lot 60x132 , S. llth st. 84,900 cash , balance long time. 87,250. f\ \ No. 40 Ono aero 16t and house , 4 rooms , 4 blocks , S. St. Mary avenue street car lino. Very cheap. § 3,700 , Liberal terms. No. 11 3 houses and lots , 50x140 , S. IGth at. , Nof railroad. This is the best bargain for an investor ever offered in the city. $2,500. No. 90 A good hauso of 5 rooma , with basement and other- good improvements. Lot , 50x150. Jb'ruit nnd evergreen trees C years old. Nice rcsidonco property. Easy tcrma. $3,200. No. 19 Now house and barn. Lot , 132x148. This ia a very desirable - sirablo residence property , and is offered at a low price. Will "ex change for farm property. § 4,500. No. 143 2 lota in Block K , Lowe's 1st addition , § 150 each. No. 1C3 8 lota m Boyd's addition. § 175 each. Easy terms. No. 107 2 lots in Lowe's second addition. Each contains 1 ncre , with house and barn. Baigain. No. 1G9 4 aero lols in Lowe's second addition. Ho. 179 1 lot in Kountz' third addition. Now ] house of 3 rooms , barns , olc. § 1,800. No. 181 1 lot in Kountz' third addition , 2 houses , etc. § 1,500. No. 184 2 lota in Block 3 , KouRtz' third nddilion. Must bo sold together. § 2,200. No. 186 3 acres in Okahoma , with good 5-room house and other improvements. § 3,500. FARM LANDS. No. 201 40 ncrcs near Fort Omaha. No. 202 2 good farms near Waterloo. 240 aero farm near Osceola , Neb , § 25 per core. Will exchange for city property. Easy terms. No. 12 2,000 acres of improved land in Hitchcock county , Nebraska , ranging in price from § 3.50 to § 10 per acre. No. 17 C40 acres of good farm land in Dawaon county. Will exchange - change for city property. § 3.50 per acre. No. 22 The best farm in Nebraska , 7 miles from'Omaha , contains 150 acres , 2 houses , wells , cisterns , barns and nil other first class im provements. Also orchard matured and bearing. Will exchange' ' for city property. No. 107 Several valuable and low-priced tracks of laud in Madison county. 1C farms within from o12 miles of railroad.and 23 pieces of im proved lands , near Table 'Rock , Nebraska , all conveniently near market , and m many instances offered at great bargains. Among other counties in which we have special bargains in farms and unimproved lands , ere Jefferson , Knox , Clay , ' 'Valley , Webaler Sarpy , Harbin , { Boone , Filmore , Cass , Seward , 'Slerrick and Nuck- olls. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. H. B. IREY & CO. , Real Estate Agents , Southwest'Corner ' nnd Farnam 6t. , Omaha , Nob. ' AND TWO WHEEL CARTE. It ' Il&mf-Ntreet and 408 B. 18th Street , / X HUB and 12'-0 & } r-flTt/T TI A WPP nitrated Cat nloguK furnlnhivUrdi ) iiion oppllcatln \ tliiaiJaLt JCUaO rfMy. UctwMltory li constantly filled with a" elect j8took-.g.K < .ct Workmanship guaranteed. Office and fnrtary S , W. Corner 16th anrl Caaifof Avenue , Qmnh = ( ASK YQUIt GKOCr.IlS FOR THE DRY HOP YEAST Sf WARRANTED NEVER TO FuLJL. Manufactured by the Omaha Dry Hop Yeast Oo 21 4'IB CHUT 8THEET. OMAHA. NPH * t " > * JN Heating and Baking I * only attained by using R.TER OAT Stoves and Ranges , m m m m fife | ® J Fm r ' by , MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAEIA. SOCIAL GOSSIP , The MoTCinenls of Society People ii Tills City , Tlio Holldrxy Week ; i'rotluctlvo i NiimcrotiB Soctnl UvcntH. Christnms , which has coma and gone wns i rodur-tlvo of many social events , an the society world , which hnd uliuoat re litpsod into n comatose conditioi\ thi city , was rogcnoratctl by lho morr Ghrislmas tiilo , and a stream of sociot notci have followed in its train. Witli Christmas oamo Uio various on tortninmonts nt the diflbront churchci which gladdened the licarU cf the chi dron , and as their dreams of Santa Olav were realized , a now lifo was opened u before thorn , and their little hearts hnv not yet ccasod to throb and beat with jt and grntitudo for the little tokens of lo\ received. Not alone "tho children nnd tl : churches have onjoycd this linjiny linn but the society pnoplo in particular , lm\ inirirovcd theao merry days , by numoroi social gatherings of a most dolightfi nature. r.vnjrrswTiu ; WKKK. On Wednesday evening , nt the Trinit Cathedral , Mr. A. 1. . AVyinmi and Mii Julia llnrdman were united in marringi Tlioy nro pleasantly located in their no1 homo , No. 3111 North Twonty-socon slroot , where they will bo pleased to ac their friends. IXlUJi flENKHATIONK MKET AT CIIHIST.M.VS Mr nnd Mrs. T. AV. Blackburn re turned on Wednesday evening froii York , whorp they apont Christmas in i family reunion nt the homo of Mr. Blixck burn's parents , llov. nnd Mrs. W. S Blackball ) . TliO'Ontiro family for fou generations , comprising fouitcon clul dron , were present. The oldest wni Mrs. W. S. Blackburn's father , BIr. T C . Wakcfiold , a halo nnd honrty pionooi of oighty-ftyo , whoso hnir is as black 01 A Tftvon'a wing , and the youngest is Master tor Paul Blackburn , n od four months , nud son of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Black burn. Mn "W. E. Blackburn , of this oily , nnd Miss Flora Blackburn , of Nortli Platte , attended the ro-union. Evcrj member of Uio family was present , nnd all were in good health. 1'ow families can 'hold ' such a ro-union. O. M. 'HITCHCOCK ' AND Wll'l ! . Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Hitchcock , who have but recently returned from a European tour , are both closely identi fied with the social circles of this city , where they have boon prominent ; for a number of years. The casting of their two lives into ono will not in any way prevent them from doing their part in the social world. It will rather give them u wider field , and they will both improve the opportunities thus oilbrcd. iClEOUOr. I'AIIU'S MAUUIAOi ; . On Thursday last , Mr. George W. Parr , of this city , waa married to Miss Amy E. Forsytho , of Nebraska City , at the latter plnco. The bride is a beauti ful young lady , nnd wns ono of the reigning bollcs of Nebraska City , nnd there is a place for her in the social cir cles of Omaha , which slio will fill with credit to herself and pleasure and profit to those with whom she comes in con tact. George Parr is well known and liked in this city , and his many friends congratulate him upon the capture of GO faic a prize. CITY MI&SIOX. Although the dinner tendered the children of the city mission schools , on Thursday , at the Y. M. C. A. rooms was not a strictly society affair , yet it was brought about and superintended by eome of our first society people. It is a nlcas- ing sight to see people in the highoi walks of lifo follow the example of the good Samaritan , and. endeavor to smooth the rough and rug'ged path of these who have been less favored in the distribu tion of this world's goods. Certain it is , that the work of last Thursday , whicli gladdened the hearts of thrco hundred poor children , will not bo forgotten , and will redound to the future liuppinoss ol those who were instrumental hi bringing it about. , THE FAUfDUILI ; . .The fan drill nt the First Congregn tional church on Thursday evening , woi a most delightful entertainment. It wni so highly appreciated that it was rcpoatec uponiFridny afternoon. THE I.OLLKll KINK. At the roller rink Thursday evening , n largo crowd was assembled to witnosi the contest between the ladies for a fine pair of nickel-plated skates. Miss Jennie nio House , ono of Omaha's young HO , cioty ladies , was the successful contest ant. The rink is a popular , place for BO ciety people , nnd it is amusing to watcl : tho'hnrmlpss ' litllo flirtations which arc there carried en. CEUEJIOXin. Another delightful party was given bj the SiuisiCcrcinonio club Thursday even ing , iin the dining hall of the Millard hotel. This party wna fully up to the standard , , and many of the ladies' toilote wire very beautiful. TUB HOUIIKB lllJOEPTION. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ilorbach hold a largo nnd ele gant reception in honor of Captain and Mrs. John Q. Bourke , who have just re turned from a European tour of several months duration. Captain Bourke ia aid-do-camp to Clonerul Crook , and ie well and favorably known in this city , whcro he hoc many friends TUB jqoCOICMICK TAUTY. Miss Dollio MoCormick will entertain n number of her friends on Tuesday , Jan uary 1st , 18&J , and has issued two hun dred neat invitations bidding the honored persons come. This will bo ono of the most pleasant parties of the season and a largo number of society people will gath er in the McCormick parlors at that time. NEW VEAIIH DAK. Next Tuesday will witness the depar ture of the old and the arrival of the noiv year. Now Years day is a great day for many reasons. Thou it is that all the boya , botli young nnd old , indulge in the time-honored custom of "awoaring-ofl' . " No matter _ what may bo the little vice or halnr , it ia customary to drop it 6n Now Years Day and "turn ever anew now loaf. " Then it is that the young man looks out upon the future with hap py thoughts and congratulated himself that ho will bo several hundred dollars ihead at the close of the year for having hrown atvny the cigar , abandoned the vino-cup or left a vacant chair at the lard-iablo. But how often it in the case .hat these reaolutiona , made in such good a'.th , are but passing dreamt * , and tlio > rincpals ! , ore a week has passed , find hoinsclvea , fli did Hip Van Winkle , eay. \ ing , "as this ia Uio tirst time it don count. " The advent of 1884 , lowovor , ia ol moro than usual note fron the fact thai it is leap year. How maty timid young men there are who will hail this an nouncotnont with joy : aid how man ) maidens of doubtful ngo aid faded coin ploxion , are now p.iintingbright picture ! of future happiness ami bus , which aloiu can bo obtained from tlo matrimonia Ute Now Years' day in this city will bo ob served as in former yean , and in accor dance with the usual cu'iom TIIK BKI will publish n complete lid. of ladies whc will receive calls upon ( hat day. All ladiofl who are contemplating keeping open house on Now YoarsMay will please hand in their names aid address , to gotlior with the names oj such ladies a ; will assist them , by Mouthy noon. TIII : OMAHA cAnt. . Tho/iral of lho year tlo Omaha clul will move into their ologait rooms , jusl finished , in lho Campbell Meek , opposite the Millard hotel , on Ibuglas street , These rooms are very pliasant and Siv viliug , and the workmen tire now busj in putting up the furnitiro. They arc localcd in lho third story o ) the building , and are five in number , lho middle one is lho reading room , abon ( sixteen feet equate , furnished with laUcs and chair : of ash and walnut , and tc bo provided with elandard publications. In point ol lighting , Ibis ia the moat attractive ol the apartmonls , lho windoni being largo , square plato glasa , which wil form n wide field for "tho man in the ebb window. " Two rooms at the west of lho reading room have communication tirough fold ing doors. That overlooking the sired is the mu sic room , and contains a swoit-lonedup. right piano , while the rear apartment is intended for social purposes The bil liard table , a line Brunswick it Balko , stands in the east front roon , and the adjoining apartment contains the card table. Tlio rooms nro carpited with Brussels , and finished in cherry wood , after lho Elir.abplhian style. Ilia furni- Lure in the reading and card roans ia ash and walnut , while lho musio aid social rouina nro furnished in plush _ eli various colors , no two pieces being nliki. The club starts out with fiftj mem bers. HAlllllMN-SAUNHKlt.S. , Ono of the most prominent social ovonls which will occur during Up year of 1881 , is lho proposed niarritgo of Misa Mamio Saunders , of this citj , and Mr. B. Harrison , of Indiana , which takes place January 10th. Miss Mamie is Uio daughter of oxSon- ator Saunders and is very prominent in society circles in this city. She ia also well known in Washington nociety cir cles , where she was quite n promuont bollo. bollo.Mr. Mr. Harrison , the groom-elect B ] a son of Hon. Bon. Harrison , and a viry popular young man. The ceremony will take place in Trinity Cathedral , The bride will bo it- tended by Misses Minnie llichnrdsoi , Eloanoro Boyd and Lizzie Isaacs. Tlo reception will bo hold at Uio Paxloi hotel. Hon. Bon , Harrison will bo pret- enl on the occaion. CTTY WALKS AND TALKS. "I was down at Kansas City the ether day , " said J. J. L. 0. Jowolt , "am what interested mo the most was to BOO hero nnd there five nnd six story build inga if rom the roof of which you coult stop right on to the ground. I never saw such excavations to make room for build ings. Kansas City is the inostf hilly place I over saw. It is up and down nil ever the city , and nn immense amount o money has been spent in excavating am cutting down the hills , nnd the work seems only to have fnirly begun. It is certainly n lively city. I must toll you n little story , oven if it is a litllo rough on Omaha. You know I am considerable o an epicure , and seeing n wagon load o nice fat turkeys , I concluded to buy ono and sand it homo. Selecting ono I askei the dealer the price. 'A dollar nnd n half , ' said he. "Hero's you money. Can you ship it for mo ? ' I said. 'Certainly Where to ? ' ho nskod. 'To Omaha , ' I re plied. 'Omaha ! Omaha ! ' ho exclaimed 'Whoro is Omaha1 } ' This rattled mo n once , and I told him if ho didn't know where Omaha was ho could keep his tur key , nnd hnnd back my money. 'Yoi needn't got mad about a little thing like thai , ' eaid ho ; 'como lo think of it , I believe lievo I do know where Omaha is. It i near Council Bluffs , 'isn't it ? ' It vfas the first time that n man over got ahead o mo i a.tilt of that kind , and for that rcn son I concluded to take his turkey uny wuy. The fact of it is Hint Kansas Cit ; in jealous of Omaha's boom. She has heard of our big slockyards scheme , am is endeavoring to counteract the effects o the recent pulla Omaha lias received al over the country , by making fun of UB. ' * * # "Tho titled men of Omaha are too numerous to mention , " remarked nn ob serving gentleman the other day. "I makes mo tired to hear every ether mat called a governor , or general , or colonel or major , or captain , or judge , or doctor , or something else , and 1 suppose il makes most of the so-called generals , colonels , captains and judges tired also , for not one-third of them are entitled to the titles applied to thorn. The woods are full of them. Half the lawyers are called judges , although they never oat on a judicial bench , and a largo number have been given the title because they have been defeated candidates for judi cial position ! ) . Every justice of the peace is called a judgo. The ether day J. Sterling Morton went to Chicago , and the nowspapons of tliat city referred to him as ox-govornor of Nebraska , al though ho never waa governor. W. A. Paxton was in Chicago n few days ago and ho was announced in the nowspanor personals as Judge Paxton , of Omaha. Wo aupposo the press of that city moani that ho was a judge of Texan steers , bul these unacquainted with him would bo led to infer that ho was versed in the mysteries of Blackatono nnd Kent and the revised statutes of Nebraaka. In the same paper , The Chicago Tribune , appeared a criticism of a book entitled The Cathedral in America,1 tlio author of which was announced as Dr , Wool- worth. Now , had Lnot known that it was our Jim Woolworth , I would have supposed that the nuthor of tlio book wns some eminent doctor of divinity. Al though chancellor of the diocese of Ne braska , I'o doesn't como within gunshot 'jf being a doctor of divinity. The fact ) f it in that tlio newspapers are rospoiiBi- blu to a great extent for the promiscuous iiostowal of undeserved titles of nil kinds. Governor Furnaa is responsible for a nrgo number of military titles. During u'g administration hu appointed a mili- ary stall' , and it waa in this tray that lion. J. 0. Cowm , E. F. Teal wit others obtained the title of general Mr. Oowin , who , by the way , WM A cip tain during the civil war , was npnointct inspoctor-gonoml of Nobnvsk" militianiu ho has boon called general ever since , nl though it is distasteful to him. Mr. Tes wna in xdo quartermaster-general in th sftino way , nnd I froqucnlly hoar hin called general. A grcnt many people wonder how lie got his promotion , hnv ing nlwnya boon n high private nt civ ! lifo. The newspapers hnvo made n colonel nol out of Frank 1' . Hanlon , although It objects. Paul Vnndorvoort ia cnllci general nnd colonel , although lie neve wns ono or the other. And there's Colonel nol Smytho. Where or how ho gel hi title in n mystery to mo. Many of ou military men hnvo been promoted sine the wnr. This general nnd colonel busi iicm reminds mo of the story of the Kn glishnmn who wna introduced to a part of gentlemen in n Snn Francisco hotel every ono of whom had n militnr ; titlo. The Englishman nt last exclaimed 'Lord , blcaa me ! 1 wonder if I hnvo go into n fort instead of n hotel. ' " * # * "I was living at Doniphan , Kansas in 1858 , " s-ud nn old Nebr.iskan to Tur Br.it Man About Town , "when it cost i man something to stnto his principles Pro-slavery nests were numerous , bit the majority of men were abolitionists I know Jim Lnno wol ) . Ho wns perfect ly fonrless. The rebel nyniathixors w ore all wont to hide their honda when hon ncnr. Ho know of no ponnlty too severe for them. Yet ho would do nnythini possible for his fiiends. Falls Cityuna mid out under his supervision. I re member when n parly loft Doniphnn to take possession of that town na settlers They wcro well equipped , and well armot to tlio tocoh. Moat people then though lliat part of tho.countiy too far north lo bo desirable for residence. I hnvo fol lowed Jim Lane's trail many times , rpmombor thnt ho buried n finoly-inountoc six-shooter in the woods , which wns nf torwnnla dug up. There were Severn families in Southern Nebraska having slaves under lho Kansas-Nebraska not nt that timo. The Nnekollscs faftc whom Nuckolls county wna named ) lint qnito n number. They cnmo to Nebraska Jlty in the early days , nnd were quite .vonlthy . when they cnmo. They os ablished tbnnk there , nnd owned n great deal of 'land in the state. " The addition of two mail carriers .o the old force will bo n source of grati- icnlion to our citizens and to the force. Dho postollieo department is alow to ap- > rociato the rapid growth of Omaha and ho consequent demand for increased 'ncilitipa. We nro informed Hint tin jlerks in the postoflico hero naked for nni voro granted nn nudionco with Post- nastor Coutnnt recently , wherein it wns ot forth that they wore compelled to do ho work that n greater number of clerks roro required lo do as far back aa four , 'carsngo , nnd thnt lho work was con- lanlly increasing. They nlso complained lint the carriers were inclined to dictate o them ill what they should or should lot do , which they would not nut up vith. The postmaster promised them hat this would bo remedied , nnd thnt as eon ns the authorities nt Washington vould permit it , the working force in the lostoflico would bo increased. * * * "An unprecedented Christmas , " vo hoard n down-town merchant tny , vnd then ho wont on to remark thnt icvor before in the history of Omaha had ho merchants aold so many guods to ho strictly Christmas trade. It augurs .ncreasing prosperity of our citizens aa a rholo , and the grand display of goods of the very finest make tolls us thnt the do- nnnd for lho very best is growing rnpid- I ; in Omaha. * * * i Several of the lending churches of tlo city called upon their congregations to con tribute n Christmas offering to lho poor. In ono church the members were asced lo bring pound packages of any- th'ng useful , and the result must hnvo bom gratifying to these who instituted the Bcnomo. It will do a great deal of gocd lo our honest poor. The pastor saici that a man stopped up to him a few dayi bbforo Christmas and placed a $5 bill In his bunds , saying , "Put it where it mil uo the most good to the poor. " The 'noney wns expended to help pay the fune'al expenses of a poverty-stricken wominwhoso funeral Ihopaslorprcachod. A youig man gave linn ono dollar for the sainopurpose. Ho 'had boon called to lho funeral of a little girl whoso Eroaci was a few miles out of lho cily lowari Papillion. Ho know Ihoro was another little girl and boy in the family and tlought what good the dollar might do if i were expended for them , So lie boughl'25 ' cents worth nf dishes , a doll , which close its when " yould eyes "sloop- ing ; " tnmo candy and nuts , and a knife for the little boy , nnd gnvo Ihom lo the little oil's who hnd never known what Christmas mcanl. He Haid the ocstncy and unait'itknblo joy manifested by the litllo one ) is seldom seen. * * # "Iho recent riot over lho inlro- duclion oi nickles in the city of Mexico , reminds n of n somewhat similar inci dent in Oitaha in the early days , " said an old settler to the Bin : Man About Town. "A certain hanker attempted to introduce three-cent pieces , and mnVco Ihom pnss far five conl. With thnt end in view ho hnd shipped lu-ro two kegs of throe-wit pieces. The small dealers hold an indignation meeting , and resolved that they would not take lens than two thrco-cont pieces for fi/u cents. This stopped the buRinoss , and the bank er's scheme ol making thrco cents equiv alent to five did not imn out. " ( Jonurel Grant Is rapidly Impi-aUng , and will bo out in a law dYB. Gentle Women * Wlio vrniit glpssy. Itisnriant nnd Tvnvy tresses or abundant , bpnutii\il Hair must use LYON'S KATUAHION. Tills elegant , cheap article always makps tlio Hair Rro y J'rccly and lust , keeps it IVoiu fulling out , arrests and cures grayness - ness , removes dandrulF and i'.ching , makes the Hair n rong , giving it a curling tendency and Icitopiug it in ai/y desired position , licnu- fit'til , heaUliy Htilr is tlio sum v sult of usius Kuliiiurou. CJOMPLIMENTAKY , BtovoMR' rirxiio Kccltnl , Ml Nc.Mly Sto\oni , Council Blufl > , lowiu Having hoard of your return to tliii country , after aovoral years apont iti musical study in Germany , nnd wishing lo hoar you piny , wo respectfully ask yoi to name nn evening when you can give r piano recital at Itoyd's opera house it : this city , nnd would suggest that the date fixed bo not later than January 3 , 1881 , I. It , Mlllnnl , J'zrn Mlllnnl , liymntijticliardftoii , A. S. 1'Ail.lc.ck . , Win. Wallace , Hnrry Done ] , M. W. Clnlr , A.J. 1'opploton. Thin. U Klmlmlll , Win. Clinmbon , I. C. Cowln , O. H. Hiutln , A. 8. 1'ftltlolc , Jolin It. MnncliMtor , ] J. Kosowftter , H. U. H. Olnrk , OuyO , Hirton , K. V. VlnhiR. Afr. J. II. Mlllaril nnd Others : QKSTI.BMK.V : 1 desire to ospresa mj aincoro appreciation of your L'ratlfyinj rcqitcat and to atato the conmno plena tire it will all'ord mo to again npponr before fore an Omaha audience , Thanking yon for tliia now oxprosaioi of kindly interest , nnd begging for your further olllciont recognition of my piano recital on the date of January : ! rd , 1881 1 have the honor to bo Yours most roapoctfully , NRAM.Y STIVI : I-KS , Doc. 28 , 1883. A Sorry Hunt. Friday afternoon while three mei were hunting in the neighborhood o Florence , they started up t\v o largo deer Two ahota were fired at the auimala , bit missing their mark , killed two flno horses , \aluod nt ? 350. It was certainly n dear hunt for the sportsmen. Tumor , of the Ifatrimmt Dnllotln nt the Mlllnrtl , Sanford's Radical Cure ! Tlio Great IlAliumta Distillation ot Witch Haul , American Tine , Ouuullan Fir , Marigold , Cloer llluasom , I'.la , Her the linincillato relief nml rannanent euro ol every formnl Cntnrrh , from n nlmplo llcivil CoM or Iiiflu. onia tii the lie of HmcllJTMtol ami IlearliiK.Cough , Ilronchltls , nml Incipient Consuinptlon. Itellof In i\\a \ nilinitin In any ami mery CASC. Xothliii ; Ilko It. DraUful , frnRtant , hole onio. Cure toxins from llrst ajiiillcntlon , anil U rapUl , raillcnl , iwrinaiicnt , anil m > \ or falling. Ono botllo ItaillcftlCuro , ono llox Catoarhal BoUont niul Snnfonl > Inhaler , nml In ono i < nckOo | , forming coiniileto trcatinunt , of all tlrugtflnU for tl. Ask for Banfonl'i llndlcnl Curo. Totter Drug ami Cliumlcal Co. , Uooton. . 'or the relief ami prevention , MI i i ( * OLLINCj lho INSTANT IT IB AITMKD , H OLTA n , ° , ? ' lUioumatlsni. 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I'rk-om prvfaXorlvfalJ awavlal or powder for ei'nt post fmionro ' ' ' RED STAR LINE , Iloyalanil U.S. MiilISttmmcrH SAILING EVERY SATURDAY YORK AND ANTWERP , ' I'ht Mtlne\aermany \ , Italy , Holland and Ffance't fiteera o Outnard , 120 ; I'rcpild from Antwerp.fJO ; : xour loii , ) o , Incfiitllng bidding , eta : id Cabin 14 ; Kicurtloii , IKWjHaoQii froic JOO to * 00 ; K * . urulgn gnu td 100. tf fetor Wright & Sons , Ocn. Agts. CSUroadway CatdHc.ll , Hamilton ft dCo. , Omaha I' . E. Flodman Uo. , V04 N. 10th btreet , Omaha ; 1) . K Klmbull , malia. Agent * . _ DISEASES OJ-1 THE J , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. , 3oia.ll.is4t tivaad KOI Farnaui Street , opposite I'aiton Hotel , Ouj a , Nob. tHE NECESSITY FOR THE SPECIALIST , DK , H , WAGNER , lUslmu been icknowlcdRO.l ami more to At this cUy thun dny other , Ttia vwt fleM of m < tllcM clonoo Is ever Increasing , &ml 1U numerous lir&nclion uro brought nonrcr n < l nearer to perfection , ml no x > no man c n uny lonfror frr& p thorn A | llcnco the noocmltj- for dlvMIng the hbor. Ami It la tnio bejoml Ml doubt that ill c.vie , MTcctlnj ? the con- to urinary organs need ijiooUl study more than any hlnirelso.lf we would understand and know how roAt them properly. Oil. II. WAUNKIl Is fully aw ro thAt thctoara many phj dclans , ami rotno tcnulhlo people , who will rotiilomn him for making thlscUra of ( licenses n pe. cI Hy , lmt > iolsh i > v > y to know that with mo t tier- nm n | refinement and Intelligence ntnora enlighten. \lo\vliUkcnof the unbjoct , and that the physio an wlio ilovotoi himself to rclloIng the afflicted and avlng them frflmuorao than death , Isnolctnn phi- anthroplH and benefactor to his raeo than the sur ( teen or ph ) lclan who hy close application excels in any other branch of his profosMon. And fortunately or humanity , the day It daw nlng w hon the falto phi. anthroiihy that condemned the victims of folly or crime , like the lepers under the Jewish law , to dlo uncarcd for hta passed an ay. A Few Reasons Why jou should try llio wlolirated Dr. II. Wagner1 * methods of cure : 1. "Dr. It. Wngncr Is a natural phynldan. " O. 8. KOWMIR , The Orcatc.it TJ\lng Phrenologist. "Pew can excel > ou as a doctor. " DR. J. SIMM ? , The World's Greatest 1'h } slognomlst. . " \oit iiro WHidcrtiilly proficient Injour know ! Ctlgo of Olwisio Mid inixllclnos. " DR. J , HATTIIKTO. 4. "Thoanilctcd llnd ready relief In jour prcs. cnco- " , . . DR. J. MUMS. 6. "Dr. II. Wagner Is a regular graduate Irom Bcllonio Hospital , Now York city ; has had > cry ox- tciifho hosplul practice , and U thoroughly iwited on all branches of his bclotctl iclonco , especially on chronic illscA JOB. " DM. lUowiKtb & EWIKO. 0. "Dr. II. Wagner has Iminortallccd hlmnelf by his ciidcrfuUllieoAery of fpcclflo remedies for prl- > ate Mid texnal diseases. " Virginia City Chronicle. 7. "Thmmnds of Inntllds flock to sco him. " San Fnnctao Chronicle. 8. "Tho Doctor's long experience as ti inrdilttt should render him > cry Bucccastul. " Ilocky Moun tain News. Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. At niiotlmo a dlftcuwlon of thosecret\ vrts en. tlrclyntoldcd by the profession , niul medical works o4 but ft few j reirs ago w ould hardly mention It. To day the ph ) slclon Is of a different opinion ; ho la aware that 1C Is his duly Jl agrocablo though It may bo to handle this matter without glousand Kpunk phlnly about It : nnd Intelligent parents and , KiianllAiii will thank him for doing so. The ru'tilta attending this destructive vlco were or- morly not understood , or not properly cstlmatciU and no Importance being attached to a subject which by Itsnaturodocniiot liixlto cloao Investigation , It vrna willingly Ignored. The liablt Is generally contracted by the young while attending school ; older companions through their example , may hi responsible for It , or it may bo acquired llirough accident. Tlia oxcltcnient once ex- porlcnccd , the practice will ho rcpcatctl again and againuntil atlnst the habit bocomosflrm and com. [ ilttcly cn la\es the \lctlm. Mental and nertous at illctlunn are utually the primary results of sclf-abuso. Among the injurious effects may lie mentioned lassi tude , dejection or Irrasclblllty of temper and general loblllty. The boy seeks seclusion , and rarely joins n the nports of his companions. It ho bo a young nan ho will bo llttlo found In company with the other BOX. nnd Is troubled with exceeding and annoIng- luuhfiilncgs In their presence. lASchious dreams , omissions and eruptions on the face , etc. , are also iromlncnt symptoms. If the practice Is \ lolcntly persisted In , more serious lUturbancos take place. Great palpitation of the icart , oreplleptlacon\ulsons ! , are experienced , and ho suCforcr may fall into a complete stata of Idloay be- oro.tlntlly , death rcllo\cs him. To all thoio engaged In this dangerous , practice , I n ould Bay , first of all , stop It at once ; make every mpalblo effort to do so ; but If you fall , If j our ncn oua I ) stem Is already too much shattered , and conso- lucntly , jour will power broken , take some ncrvo onlo to old 3 ou In ) our otTort Urn Ing freed J ouisclf romtlio habit , I would further counsel jou to go hroiigh a regular course of treatment , for It Is a great ulstalio losupiKJBOthatany ono may , for some time , 10 101 cry so mtlo.gho himself up to this fascinating but dangerous excitement without suffering from tta g\llcoiiscquoiicesatsomofuturo time. Tlio numnei at joungmeiMNhonro Incapaclatcd to 1111 the duties en joined by wedlock Is alarmingly largo , and in most at such cases this unfortunate condition of things con bo traced to the practice of self aliunc , which hail been iliandonod j ears ago. Indeed , a few months' practice -it this habit Is sulllclcnt to Induce spcrmatorrhajat i ; atcr j cars , and I have many of such coses under treat , nunt at the present day.BVull Young Men Vho may bo suffering from the effects of youthful olllcs or Indiscretions w 111 do w ell to avail themselves if this , the greatest boon over laid at the altar of gut- ering humanity. Io. WAaitnn will guarantee to for- ' ? . eltMX > f or c\ cry case of seminal weakness or private 'J llseaso of any kind and character .which he under takes to and falls to euro. * Middle Aged Men. There are 'many at the ago of SO to BO who or * roubled with too frequent otacuatlans of the bltd- ler , often accompanied by a slight smarting or burn- ng sensation , and a weakening of the sjstcm in a nanncr the patient cannot account for. On oxamln- rig the urinary deposits u ropy sediment v , 111 often bo ound , and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear , or the color will be of thin mllklsh hue , again changing to a dark and torpid appearance. Tlicro are nany mcny men w lie dip of this dlniculty , Ignorant ot , ho caUHO , which Is the second btago of seminal-weak- less. Dr. W. will guarantee a perfect cure in all casea uul a healthy restoration of the gcnlto-urluory or- ; ans. Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad- vlco , t& . All communications should bo addressedDr. Henry Henry Wagtier , 1 * . 0. 2339 , Den\cr , Colorado. The Young Man's 1'CH.Kot Companion , by Dr. II , iVagnor , U worth Its wcUht In gold to young men ) 1'rlco 81.1IO. Bent by mall Let Your Light Shine. Dr. Wagner , ha celebrated specialist , of Denver Mo. , 341) Larimer strut ! , believes In letting the world ( now what ho can do , and In doing ( or thousands ol its lollowmcn. Ill * treatment ( or lout manhood la u re to win him a name that posterity will bless. Ten hoiisand testimonials from all m cr the United States rom those ho has cured , U proof poaltho that hadoea lira the worst cases of these diseases. Tlio allllcted rum thronla and sexual diseases ol in cry kind will nd htm thUr bevtfrlond. Head his ad\crtlecmcntln ill our city papers , and call on him for ndilco , aswo know you will corroborate us In Bajlng hols the rut fcrer's true friend. Ilocky Mounraln Neua. | Relief to the Afflicted. In modldncs , M In science , the spcclallsta are the OUCH uhualna.iscomislothu front and aocomnllflh rrcat results. This remark li especially appllcablo to , o Dr. II , V/agncr , of this city. IIu BtaiidJ ) at the top of hlsprofivulon , and the cures ho performs for the unfoitunato would seem wonderful If not properly \lcnod In thollghtof tiJontllla aaiulremcnts. lie & endorsed by the most eminent of tlio medical faculty. [ Ill olllco at 813 Ijitamlr street , \ \ hero ho will snoodl * ly clfccta euro for the uuUerfng of either eox , no mat er how ( oii'pllcatcd their oomplalat. 1'omcroy.o Democrat. . Chronic Complaints Require Time for a Cure. , Persons at a distance who wish to be treated by Dr. ' iVagncr need not foci backward because of Inability . to visit him. If they will w to the doctor ho will ' icndallitot questions w nablca him to sendr nedlelnes , oouniel and ' to thousands ha bokr aevcr seep. Ho has p In every city , town and UUon In Colorado well as allot or the United States. Eco his ad. | bls ad\ertU nient. Dn ( cr Tribune. I'n iol'-i ' Shall We Reform ? * , Bpeclfloremedliaforolldlscasesls Uio theory i' iractlco at prcHtnt of educated and oxpcrlenoo 1 ihjsldani , and In all targe communities they have heir specialties , to excel In which they direct tbeltT tudlos and practice. Dr , Wagner is a ucocg ful II- , uitratlon of this modern school of specialties , and bli > inpreccdcnted success In the treatment of private * IteascaU as wonderful w It b Haltering , Prof. J. ' hums. i 'llioto psrswn who need medical relief for the moil' ollcato of disease ! wlllflnd an accomniUhcd and suu. i 88ulphlclaniii the person of Vr. Wozner , No. 43 Urlmer street , who Is highly rocommiudwl hytho ncdleal profeKtlon at homo and aboard. 1'ouierov'a * Jemocrat Bigotry and ignoroncomust ghe way to flsdorn. and the it fee ph ) idUaii believes in lettln/bl * ght shine for the glory of his dJlpw men , I'linter'i ' ul : s the torcli he can best mo to guldo th wearv 1 ud sick ono to the fountain of health If thli artlcli , hoaldboluiitrumentalMP , "TOUCHLIOHT'sct up ! ! u a hill to Kuldo suffering humanity to 8 IS tarluicl'i ' tl" P. 0. box °
