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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1884)
THE DAIL1 BEE WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 0,1884. F URNITU THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY They always have the largest and best stock , NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ELEGANT PASSENGEB ELEVATOR TO THE DIFFERENT FLOORS. ' J .REY 15th and Farnam Streets. - - Omaha , Neb , Below will bo found a few of the BEST and moat DESIRABLE BARGAINS : OMAHA CITY PROPERTY. No/211 2 Btoiy brick residence , near St. Mary's avenue , oto bargain. No. 221 12 vacant lota , I block from street cars , samp distance rom Hanseom Park. We offer those lots , which are very desirable 'or building purposes , at a low figure for a few days only. Nu. 220 3 lota on Saunders street , near Charles. These lota will > o sold cheap and are well located for a block of stores. No. 229 Business property , rents for $2.000 , pays 20 per tent. 3est thing ever offered. No. 235 Three houses and lota , rents for l.200 per year. No. 241 3 lots in Bartlott's additiou , very cheap. , . No. 253 15 acres in Cunningham's addition. A No. 247 3 lots in Hanacom vlaco , No. 94 4 lota on S. 10th street. Easy terms. ' Each , $300. No. 102 House and lot. House , 5 rooms and basement. Lot , CO x40 , S. 10th street , near Charles , § 500 down , balance in 2 years. ? 1,400. No. 84 9 lots , 60x132 each , S. 10th at. Must bo sold altogether. No. 77 3 houses , 2 brick and 1 frame , on lot 60x132 , S. llth sL $4,000 cash , balance long time. § 7,250. No. 40 Qao acre lot and house , 4 rooms , 4 blocks , S. St. Mary avenue atreef car line. Very cheap. § 3,700. Liberal tetms. No. 11 3 houses and lots , 50x140 , S. IGth st , N of railroad. This ia the best bargain for an investor over offered in the city. $2,500. No. 90 A good hause of 5 rooms , with basement and other good improvements. Lot , 50x150. Fruit and evergreen trees C years old. Nice residence property. Easy terms. § 3,200. No. 19 Now house and barn. Lot , 132x148. This is a very de sirable residence property , nnd is offered at a low price. Will exchange - change for farm property. § 4,500. No. 143 2 lota iu Block K , Lowe a 1st addition , § 150 each. No. 163 Biota in Boyd'a additiou. § 175 each. Easy terms. No. 107 2 lots in Lowe's second addition. Each contains 1 acre , with house and barn. Bargain. No. 109 4 acre lota in Lowe's second addition. No. 179 1 lot in Kountz' third addition. Now ] house of 3 rooms , barns , etc. $1,800. No. 181 1 lot in Kountz" third addition , 2 hrmucB , etc. § 1,500. No. 184 2 lots in Block 3 , Kountz' ' third addition. Must bo sold together. § 2,200. No. 186 3 acres in Okahoma , with good 5-room houao and other improvements. § 3,500.FARM FARM LANDS. No. 201 40 acres near Fort Omaha. No. 202 2 good farms near Waterloo. 240 acre farm near Oaceola , Neb , § 25 per aero. Will exchange for city property. Easy terms. No. 12 2,000 acres of improved land in Hitchcock county , Nebraska , raiming in price from § 3.50 to § 10 per acre. No. 17 G40 acres of good farm land in Dawion 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 all other first class im provements. Also orchard matured and bearing. Will exchange for city prorerty. . No. 107 Several valuable and low-priced tracks of land in Madison 16 farms within from o 12 miles of railroad , and 23 pieces of Im proved lands , near Table Rock , Nebraska , all conveniently near market , nnd In many Instances offered at great bargains. Among other counties in which wo have special bargains in farrna and unimproved lands , are Jefferson , Knox , Clay , Valley , Webster Sarpy , Harlan , IBoono , Filmoro , Caas , Seward , Merrick and Nuck- ell . % CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. H. B. IEEY & CO. , Real Estate Agents , Southwest Corner loth and Furnam St. , Omaha , Neb. Galvanized IronCornices , Window CapsFinials , , UkrlUhts fee Thirteenth Street'.Omu ; NeD LOUIS BRADFORD , DKALKIl IN KTO. ; LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES. Call imd Get ray Prices before buying elsewhere. Yards , comer Mr. . and Doutrlas. Also 7tb and Douelas. C3rHi. . , DEALER IN Lumber.Sash , Doors , BlindsBuilding Paper LTME , CEMBN'l , HAIR , ETO. Office and Yrd , GJC , 13th and CalifornlaStroota , OMAHA , NEB IOWA NKW8. JilixrsliftlUown wnnta n pnpor mill. ( Irinnoll's improvomonU for 188.1 toot up 8200,000. The Fort Dotlgo gypsum mills nro shut down for rcpnira niul improvements. Mr. Bonn , a farmer of Adams county , ms discovered n 5.\ foot vein of coal nt n * depth of ICO feet. Missouri Valley on joyed $140,000 vorth of building boom in 18811. Loon mprovomcnts amounted to $150,000. The public schools at rnllorsonvillo invo been closed for some time on ac count of the prevalence of scarlet fovor. In thrco hours ono day last wool : 700 was subscribed for the building of OormAU Lutheran church at West Side. dames Hamilton Payne , of Mt. Pleas ant , a youth of 11) ) years , suicided on the llstult , by shooting himself through the icad with a revolver. Abnorliond , who suicided at Taylor- ville , 111 , , last week , wns a former part- ler in the stock business vrith W. E , losemond , uf Independence. Al Snyder , asawyorat the Lyons Lum- > er company's mills , made an unsuccess- ill attempt at suicide the ! Ul inst. , by ihooting himself with a revolver. .1. W. Powell , of Logan , while cross- ng a bridge in an intoxicated condition , oat his balance and pitched headlong to , ho ground bolo\y , sustaining severe in- 'uries. KUcn Scolt 1ms been appointed post- niatrcss of Korthwood , and in a card slio eturna "personal and heartfelt thanks , o thoao who KO kindly assisted mo in securing - curing the position. " Samuel Kibur/ German farmer liv- ng about t\\o miles southwest of Montc- cello , attomjited suicide by cutting his hroat on the Itlst ult. It is thought , lint the cflbrt will provo successful. William Rae , a carpenter employed on ; ho opera house , Stoim Like , fell Thura * ilay twenty-four foot by the breaking of a joist ho was standing upon , receiving injuries which will provo very sovero. Iowa City is exorcised just now over the possibility of the discovery of $00- 000 buried by a dishonest government contractor , and who died in a hospital it Washington before ho came to remove aud UBO it. The wagon bridge over the Iowa river between Columbus Junction and Fre- donia , the longest bridge in the state , is lir.ving its piers rebuilt and strengthened , it having been in a dangerous condition for some timo. A woman who claims to bo from Lin coln , Nob. , and in search of a brother , in visiting the cities of Iowa. She manages to have spasms at every point reached for charity's sake , or rattier to secure charitable offerings. The woman is pro nounced a dead beat. Dr. Failing , of Marcus , mot with a severe accident Friday night , his team running away and throwing him to the ground with such force as to render him unconcious for several hours. It was 1 o'clock when the doctor recovered and found refuge in n farm house. Quito a number of accidents occurred in Columbus Junction last week. Now Year's day Professor Eldridge , of the normal school , had the misfortune to fall from a step-ladder and dislocate hisanklo joint ; Saturday a boy , Cyril Colton , while sitting by the kitchen atovo putting on his Doots , had the bad luck to have the coffee-pot upset over him , the con tents pouring over his arms and legs and scalding him badly ; a little daughter of Landlord Invin , of the Irwin house , foil from the balcony Sunday morning , a dis tance of ten or twelve foot , but aside from a few scratches and bruises escaped uninjured. On the night of the 4th inst. the store and postoflicu of John Boneon , Grand- view , Louisa county , was entered and robbed of notes to the amount of § 1,500 and $8 in cash. The thieves had also entered the store of "Vibbcr ind Krall and forbed open the wfo , but nothing of value was found. The developments of the day following led to the fact that the thieves had taken the team and cutter of Dr. Darrow , of Columbus Junctioneight mill's distant , driven over and perpe trated the robberies , and when iiwuro they had been discovered , cut the halter straps and lit out for Columbus Junction , whore they replaced the team of the doc tor in an exhausted condition. It is thought that the burglars are residents of Columbus Junction , which contains quite a number of h.ird characters. " \Voundn of GenoralH lu Action. A curious article might bo written on the immunity from wounds in action o ! some generals , and the ill fortune ol others iu becoming the billet fur a bullet. No commander ( adds Mr. A. Forbes in the English Illustrated Mngaziiio ) was over moro forward in the lighting line than Sheridan , yet ho never got a scratch. Sknbolt'iT , who many a time went at it with his own good sword , nnd in his white coat and < m 'his white charger headed every charge vrith a recklessness that men railed nnidnoss , had as complete an immunity as if ho carriud the charmed lifo that his soldiers ascribed , and wai wounded in the quiet trenches by a chrtiico bullet fired into the air a inilo away. Wellington was but pnco hit ; the bullet that carried away 'his ' boot heel scarce gave him a contusion.Grant was never struck ; no moro was Nanoluon. Ol Sir NoTillo Chamberlain again , ona of the most distinguished olliooro of our Indian army , the saying gees that ho never wont into action without .receiving n wound , and the gallant oKl man has been fighting pretty steadily over since the first Afghan war. Buzaino was a man to whom fortune was not atingy In the matter of wounds. At Horny there came to him the leaden reminder that ( ho was mortal , though this time it was into nearly as great a sham us itself. The Haiinilorn-HnrrlKon M'edtlliij ; . "Society , " a now Washington City weekly , which mndo ita first appearance Saturday , and which looks as if it conic not bo anything but successful , has the following very nice thing to say of Miss Mainio Saundora , of Omaha , who has al ways been a great favorite in Washington ' 'Tho umrriaxo of Mies Mamio Baun dors , daughter of lion. Alvin launders ex-senator from Nebraska , will have interest torest for n largo number of people in this city. Hies Saunders iu not only young , pretty and bright , but all her attractions are accented by a certain indescribable fiankncsg and honesty of address. Her blooming chocks ; her bright cyos mutt bo remembered us subservient to the naive , yet unchaining genuineness o her manner. Lost winter she was frequently quently the gunstof Mra. McElroy , at the White House , and Mra , Williams , o Kentucky , and it it not claiming too much to nay that of all the feminine claims of mind and beauty bad captive thehoiut of man , the little lady has mete Imn a goodly shnro. Mr. Russell Harrison is the subject of congratulation. No doubt that young jontloman fully appreciates the gem ho ias won , and will wear it as proudly as 10 may well boar the honors of his nixmo. lis direct ancestor made the mme illtis- rious in signing Uio Dcclarrtion of Indp. tondonce , and was governor of Virginia mo hundred years ngo. The paternal ; randfathor of the happy bride-groom rai the hero of Tippccanoa and other iplds of ftorco strife , was elected the iinth president of the United S.ites. Ho nt only ono month in that exalted cat , and nas then berne back to North | end and laid to rest b } ' a Borrowing im- ion. His father , Senator Harrison , has akon up the banner aud is bearing it > ravoly on and up. Mr. Hussoll Ilnrri- on has located in Helena , Montana , and ho fair woman ho is so fortunate as to ocuro will no doubt bo n trtto helpmate. 'ho marriage will take place at Omaha ill Januray the ! ) th. Senator Harrison , vith his wife and daughter , will attend ho wedding. They loft two weeks since. ntcnding to open their house in Indian apolis to give the young people i\ wol-t to the roof-tree. The omo paternal - troa- can of Miss Saunders is reported tu bo nagmflccnt , and there need bo no appro * tension as to it being in ( mo taste. " A Caplioard Supper. Some of the religious darkies out on Cauo creek are at work raising funds vith which to build n chapel , and pro- ) ese to invite their friends to a "clap- mard mtppor. " The clapboards are note o bo fried , nor stowed , nor oaten on ho half shell. Nobody at the supper nil bo permitted t eat n slice of clap- toard. Nobody will bo asked to please iass the clapboard But each gentleman s expected to bring a bundle of clap- loards under OHO arm and a lady under ho other. In return for the lumber the wo will bo given an entertainment of ml ; en beans , Indian pudding and other hings sweet to think of. This is the lapboard supper. A IJOIIK Ktuutrlo Kulhvay. The electrical railway between Port- ush and the Giant's Causeway , in the lorth of Irohnd , is said to bo the first ot he kind which has been constructed by \ corporation for purposes of profit , and t is at the same time the longest elec trical railway line in the world. It starts rom Portrush , a pretty watering place in the coast of Antrim , and at present tins only to Bushmills , a thriving vil- agc , six miles distant ; but it is intended o run it eventually to the Giant Cause way. The steel mils of the road are laid n a gravelled surface , and wore at first aid in asphalt and copper , fastened teach ach other The electricity was gciior- Ued at Portrush by a dynamo , worked > y a stationary engine of about 15-horso icwor. The attempt to convoy the loctric current along the rails vas found to give bail results , nnd in wet weather the leakage of electricity into the ground was so cnor- noua that the oflort to convoy energy in his way was abandoned. It then became - came necessary to insulate- the current nero completely. This was done by the rcction of a third rail running parallel with the line , but raised on wooden posts .bout two feet from the ground , and in- ulated by means of cups of insulito , vhich is formed by driving paradino oil nto sawdust at great pressure. Across roads and highways the current is con- luctod by an insulated underground cable. The tension of the electric current s regulated by self-acting governors at- -nchcd to the apparatus which drives the generators , and is thereby prevented rom being dangerous to life. By means of the elevated rail , the difficulty pre viously experienced in transmitting the electric current equally over the wliolo six miles of the line was successfully jvercomo. The company then received ; o dispense with the use of the stationary engine at Portrush , and ; o work the tramway power by jy watur. The works necessary for this purpose have- been erected at a part of : ho river Bush , near Bushmills , known as the Salmon Leap. The stream , aftcT dashing over rocks and boulders , tumbles through n deep gorge , and empties itaoif into the sea. By un artificial channel , springing from the bed of the river above the falls , the water is conveyed from some distance in a direction parallel with the stream , finally falling through twi cylindrical pipes , or ' 'flumes , " erected on the face of the cHfF.uighty feet high. Al the base of these "flumes" are two tur bine wheels , which produce a total ol over 100-horso power. The revolution o : the turbines turns two massive < uprighi shafts , which in turn communicate will a side shaft connected with a Jly-whec ! attached to one of Sinmon'n dynamos , it an adjacent building. From the dynamo the electricity is conveyed by an under ground cable to the terminus of the line ut Bushmills , about three-quart era o a mile distant , and thence along the third rail to Portruwh , supplying the moving cars at any point on their jour ney. The method of utilizing thu eleC' trie current iu as simple as it IH effective. Projecting from the bide of the tramcar are two flexible stool brushes , resting on the conducting rail ; And tha current ia thus transmitted to & dynamo f late in at enclosed compartment beneath the car1 riago. This dynamo , revolving in sym pathy with the developing dynamo on the Bush river , turns the wheeln by means of a chain gear , und so causes lo cjmotion. In this way , without ony ap parent motive power , the electric carriage riago , with its fifteen or twenty passen eengors , glides gracefully over the line with occasional flashes of light from th metallic brushuu as they sweep -along th elevated rail and from under the wheels ot the rontlnuvil ueo of mercury J 1 ( < oUhn tor tb treatment ol DlocxlanJ Hkln dl uit > t Uiey jwvu euro , anil nearly Blunjs Injure or totally culn th general health. A WELL-KNOWN DRUGGIST. llyclruit HtDrowwithofirttt to Bill Kvilt't It uarithun put up In quart liottltx which 'Jd ( o W. 00 each. I ham veon a rcat many c < uun rurw hy IU uu , and ooino vtha hwtrloil all satin id tn t mcnt. Infect , lluvu never known It to tall who Ukcn projiurly. I wll a luruc quantity ot It , fuJ to all ilUooflw that are dvjivniloot on blow ! ix > Uu < i v skin humor. Hturwj r/VI'LM AND BLOTCUM ON TIIK U < ( , dud makeu tlio complexion ( air ami rmf. An to lilood taint , tlu.ru U nubuch word iu fall. It curv ciuica that ha > olonjfwithktoo < l other ni > rU ol trva lauit , and without any ol thoao recurring trouhlv thattentially'ollow ; mercurial anil other to calltxl cure * . T , U MAHJUMIUJUI , llicon , ( U. Ourixeatluo on Hood and BUn Dui-ant n iu Iul ! fru > to ) > | > llram . TUB HWIrTHPrX'IFIOCO. , lr ueri : , Atlanta , ( la. DR. ERNEST H , HOFFMAN Physician & Surgeon OraCB-JBTH AND JACKSON BTB. HoUdtnoe , 18th Btrftot , over UeUniod ft Donaaa offlco nwr JtcV on titvti. lklerwiA ( i itaw" piacUoal eiporltoo * . Tfio Pronchof's Quiet Habits Sedentary ami studious men sometimes - times become prostrated before they know it.Those who spend much time inclose mental work nnd neg lect to takc enough exercise often find their stomachs unable to do the work of digestion. ThcJJivcr bo. comc. Ttorpid. , ThiT bowcis''acte'ir regularly. The" brain'"refuses'to serve as it once did. Their preaching beco-ncs a failure , and there is a state of general miscry. % So many minis- tcrs have been restored to health by the use of Brown's Iron Bitters that the clergy generally arc speaking to their friends of this medicine as the very Ibcst tonic and restorer they know of. It restores thin nnd watery blood to its proper condition by tent - ! . > t P with the purest and mosl invigorating preparation of iron thai science IMS ever made. It is pleasant - ant to take , and acts immediately with the happiest results , nol only on the parsons , but on other folks rs well. 3 MUfRtilarMonthly | Drawing will take t > lace 11 11 In llio Miwonlo lln I , Mauuilo Tcnipla Bull- I 11 lilint ; , In I.uuli\lllv , Ky. Thursday January 3Ut , 1884. A Lawful Lottery & Fnlr Drawings , innuruil h.tlio . loKlntntiiro ot Ky. , nml twice iloTlnr. 1 legal liy the highest routt In fie Mate lloiul I MIII to Henry County In the mm ol < 100WOIor the rouipt | ' ) incut ot nil | irlr.d mild. UKVOLUTION IN SIKQLK NUMUKU DHAWINOB jMTKmv ticket holder htaoun supmlnor , c n Oftll ut thu numlior on Ms ticket and BOO the oorrrionit | > K number on the U > K placed tn the hcol In lilt irvwiico. Thcao drawings will occur on the last 'hurmlay ot o > cry month. KoaJ the magnificent January Ochciuo. 1 Prim $ 3" ,000 1 Prize 10.00C 1 Prize r.OOO 2 Prlios , 8J,600oach S.OOO 5 1'rliiw , l.OOOcach 6,000 10 I'rlroH , MWcnch 10,000 10o Prizes , inooach 10,000 UOO 1'rllcn , CO i-oi-h 10,000 600 Prizes , 0 each 10r 0 1000 Prizes , 10 each 10,000 0 Przo ! , 000 LachAnpruslnutlonPrltea , S.700 0 Prlzcx , SOO " " 1,800 0 P.izcs. 100 each " " 000 ,876 Pi lies. $110,400 Wnolo Tlokota , S3. Half Tickets , 91. 27 Tickets. $00. 05 Tlcsots , $100. Remit monpj or Dink Pratt In Letter , or Bond b\ JlircflS. DOliT HKND 11V HEQISTKUKD LinTKR II POST OFFICEOHDKK , until further notice. Or- cr > ol $5 anil upward hy oxpreo , can bo kent at out ipfiino. Ailcrcsa all orders to J. J , DOUOKAS , Loui Illc , Ivy. d sat-tu-lh-ftwlBt 3 r em Nebraska Cornice AND- GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS , TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING , PATENT METAIJO SKYLIGHT. Bron Fencing ! Crostlngs , Balustrades , Verandas , Office and Bank lulling ) , Window and Cellar Guards , Eto. N. W. COIl. NIN"1t. AND JONES BT8. WIT. OAISKH , Manairer. A in/0TiTpnrT"Ei A POSITIVE > ox No. 1 wlllcnro any casein four days or Ions No. u 111 cure the most oustlnato case DO matter ol how OIIK standing. Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougies No nauaoous doses o * niliebo , roialila | , or oil ol nan- lalvood , that ar o-- ln to proauco djnpopsla hy les trying the Coatlngsol the stomach. Price (1.60 Holdhy all druggists , or nulled on receipt ol price rtlicr particulars send lor circular , llox 1,6.13. C.ALLAN CO. , JolmHtrcct , Now Yoik. inn IH'I.T ) > Itrri'iirm tor ii intuit * 'tnis iy foi tlrrmrnf ill rtiiuinuntf of KM * wiii > rntlvi > i > iynii4 Illl-ll'l. IKI MlJfUl , . . -ilM.Lt 1nli < lnHtninunt , llio i mi Western Cornice- IKON AND SLATK IIOOFINO. C. SPECHT , PROP , 1111 Douglas Ut Omaha , Neb. H ANUPAOTUKIU1 OF Galvanizea Iron Cornices caruormcr Window * , Klnlalg. Tin , Iron and Hlatt Koottnir. Bpveht'a patent ItcUIIlo HkyU ht , PaUnt uljtutod Itatchct liar and Uraduit Hholviiiif. I am he Konnral agunt tor the aboto line ( it goods. Iron cncHng , Crustlngi , Italuntrodei , , V randai , Iron Dank alnng > , Window tillndi , Collar Guards ; aho genera ent for Peertouii 11111 atent Insidellllnd. . 266TH EDITION , PRICE Si.OO , BY MAIL POSTPAID. KNOW THYSELF. , A OHKAT MKIMOAh WOHK ON MANHOOD ! KihausUxl Vltalliy , Nervous and I'hjslcal Debility Premature Incline In Man , Kirortof Youth , and the untold mlserlM rcsultintf from Indiscretions or ei oesues. A book lor every man , young , uilddla K ° J and old. H contains 126 prescriptions for all acute and chroalc dlseaiws each on u ol whkh Is Invaluable Ko found by the Author , whose eiwrienca | for S tears (4 ( such as probably timer biloru fell to the In ot any ptijelclan. 800 poK * . "O"1 ln Kronch mutlln , embosurdcotem , lull KlK.K to be a tluor work , In every mjnse.-mucMnlcnl , lit erary and prototwloual , than any other work okl In tUs country fur fl.W , or the money III l rvfuiidwf In < n iry linUiifto. Price only tl.faO by mall , pout paid. Illu > tratl e sample f > cents. Hend now. Uolt medal awardidtho author by the National Uedlcol Awodatloii , to tha omcort of w tilth he refers. Thll book shouM ho read by tna younjf for Irutruo- ttnn , and by the attUcted ( or lollol. It will Undllt all London Lancet. Thora I * no member of society to * horn this book III not bu useful , whettjtr youth , i r ut , guardian InatructororclerKvmau. Arifouaut. Addrons thu I'mbody Medical liutltulo , or Dr. W H. Parker , Ku. 4 llulllnch Htrcot , ilostoa Mas * . , who tnair ba consulted on ull dlsewcs rixiulrlnKililll and iioriunco. Chronlo ajidobitluiteduvawsUuit h v battled the iklll ol all other phyi-UCH dans a fuoclaJty. Uuch treated luaoeM-IILHL lull/ without an toit&aco pMallare , TUVCCI C iniocLr fl R I / % tTfc'TT * Theu ot the term " Rhoi V M I I M B Unt" ln connection wtththt | j 11 II11 I corporate nama of a ftrtintroml , rr % convej tan Idea ot nut what I I &D V * required by the travellnppnb I 1 nl n lie a Short Line , Quick Tttni l _ ! H IV I _ ll"J the UMt ot accoramodi aH I V kH tlonall of which are turn shed by tha greatest railway In America. CHICAGO , HfiLWAUKEE | And St. Paul. It owns knit operates over 4MX ) mllmot'oi Northern Illinois , Wlnconnln , .Minnesota , lowaia Dakota ; and M U mMn line * , branches nd conncc loin reach Ml the erent buslncM centre * ot tin S'orthu cut riml VAT Went , It n > ttirnHy nnsncrs thl Iwcrlptlon nt Short I.lno , Mul Ilett Ilouto between Chicago , MIlwMikcc- Paul and Minneapolis ChlcAROMlhvruikco , IA Cro so ami Wlnona. Chlcnffo , Milwaukee , Alwrdcen and Hlendaja Chicago , Mllnaukcr , Knit Clalro and Stlllwaltf Chicago , Milwaukee , Watnau and .Merrill. Chicago , Milwaukee , Hoaxer Dam and O < hkoah , Chicago , Milwaukee , Watikftha and Oconomowoc ChloARn , Milwaukee , M million and Pralrlodu Chlon Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlt > ault. Chicago , llclolt jMirlo | ] and Mineral Point. Chicago , Klein , llocktord and Dulmque. Chicago , Clinton , Hock Island and Cedar IlaplJf. ChlcAKO , Council Hindi and Omaha. Chicago , Slout City , Sioux Kail * and Yank ton Chicago , Milwaukee , .Mitchell and Chamberlain. Hook Inland , Duhuquo , SU Paul and Mlnnrapollr , Da > onvtort , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis. \otl.l arc run on the mainlines ottho CHICAOO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY and e\cry attention In paid to pasuongers by couttt ouseiuplojoHol the compAny , B. t ) . MKIIUIU , , A. V. II. OAItrENTEll , Ornl Manaacr. ( len'l Pun * . Acont , J. T. CLAUK , OKO II. HUKFOIU ) , Ocn'I Hup't. WITH Ami your work is done for all time to time to conic. WE CHALLENGE World o produce u moro durable material for street pavement iliiui the Sioux Falls Granite. FOR AKY AMOUNT OF -OR MACADAM ! filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application. WM.MoBAIN&CO. , Sioux Falls , Dakota. Patent Dried Fruit Lifter. AS USEFUL NO DEALER IN A IN GROCERY Groceries STORE CAN Avroiti > To nil AS A run or Without lu ' COUNTl'It SCALES. .CLARK , SOLE PROPRIETOR. OMAHA , MKIi. United States Depository UF OftlAilA Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts The Oldest Banking Establishment in Omaha , BDCCESSOB8 TO KOUNTZK UKOTUKRa. Orcantted lit 1808 , Organised as a National Bank In OAVlTA.li 9200,001 HUJll'LUB AND I'UOFITS . 15OOOO orriciM CIBIOTOU 0uuiDi KoUHris , President. JOHN A. CKIIQIITON , Vlo President. A ouirtu HOUSIIS , 2d Vice I'rcslJenl. A , J , lorrurxx- ( , r. U. DATU , Cuhlti W U. U504IIU , AesliUnt CasWor. Tranucta a grnen Uoklng buatnco. Iwut Umi MrUOcatM boarln otcrest. Draw * dratts on Bt rraucUoo and iirlndp.il cltle * In th United UUUa AUo London. lublln. Kaiuburgh ted th prtBoU ottloa ol the cootlaool ot Kuro . I II J.JL U J. JLJJULI THE LEAIINED JL " n J ? sf inIIQT < ! 3 ' 34 LARIMER STREET. Tiy you ohouM try the celebrated Dr. It. Wa lethotlx of euro * . 1. "Ut. IL Wagner U a natural pliyslclan. " O. R. FOWWR , Tlio Or palest LIvInR Phrenologist. "Fcwcanoxco j ou M A doctor. " DR. J. SIUHR , The World's OrfnUsl Phydognomlst. . "You fire wonclcrtully i > n > flclcnt inyour knowl age ot Olteaco and medicines. " DR. J. llAmiiws. 4. "The afllletctt Dml tcady rellcJ In your pro * . nee. " DR. J. Kiuva. f > . "Dr. It. Wagner Is a regular Rroduito from Icllcvuo llo-pltnl , Now York city ; has had very ex- . mho hoipllal practice , and Is thoroughly posted on II lirnnchos ol hla belo\od gdenro , especially on 'ironlo dtsoascs. " DRR. IlRowtim.L b Kvrta. 6 , "Dr. II. Wngncr has Immortalized hlnuclt by It wonderful discovery of eiveclllo remedies for prt Mo and Kcxinl ill vi < os. " Virginia dtj Chronicle. 7 , " nuiuii.iuds of tin allds flock to sco him. " Sin * r.viel eo ChronleJo. 8 , "llio Doctor's long experience la a specialist \n\ihl render him very successful. " Rocky Uoun > Uvlu Ko\r . Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. At one tlmo a discussion of the secret vtco was en * nly nxoldcd by the profession , and medical works ut n few 3 cars ago ould hardlv mention It , To-day the ph ) slctan Is ot a dllTcront opltdon ; ha la nero that It Is his duljllsagrccablo though It my bo to handle this matter without glo > cs&ntl icak plainly about It ; nnd Intelligent parents and imrdlans nil ) thank him for doing so. The results attending this dcstructh o vice were or- icrly not understood , or not proi > erly cstlmat d ; and 0 Importance being attAchcd to a subject which by 1 nature does not liulto done Investigation , It na Illlngly Ignored. Ilia Inblt b generally contracted by the young hllo attending school ; older companions through iclr example , may In ronponslblo tor It , or It may DO oqulrci\ \ through accident. The excitement once ex * Kirlonccd , the practice will be rci > cateil again and coin , until at last the habit becomes firm and com- ilctely enslaves the tlctlm. Mental and nervous at Ictlims are usually the primary results ot scll-abuso. \tnong the Injurious effects may bo mentioned lassl * tide , dejection or Irrosilhlllty of temper and general oblllty , The bov seeks necluslon , and rarely Joins i the sK > rts of hfs companions. It ho bo a young lan ho n 11) ) bo llttlo found In company with the other exand Is troubled with exceeding and annoying oshfulncss In their presence. Lascivious dreams , missions and eruptions on the face , etc. , arc also romlncnt sj mptoms. If the practice Is violently persisted In , moro serloua Isturlnnccs take place. Urcnt | > alplutlon of the oart , or epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and ho sufferer may fall Into a complete state ot Idiocy bo- ere , llnallydeath relieves him. To all the engaged In this dangerous , practice , I would Kay , first of all , stop It at onoe ; make every osilblo effort to do so ; but if J ou tall , If your nervous yatcm Is already too much shattered , and conso- ucntly , jour \\Ill-power broken , take some ncrvo onlo to aid you tn your cdort. llav Ing freed yourself romthe habit , I would further counsel jou to go hroiiL'h a regular course of treatment , for It Is a great nlstako tosupiiOBnthatany one may , for some time , ie t ev cry mi lilt't gh e himself up to this tasclnatlng ml dangerous excitement without suffering from Its v II consequences at some future time. The number > o traced to the practice of self-abuse , which had been baudoncdoars apo. Indeed , a tow months' practice it this habit is sumclcnt to Induce etttrmatorrhoxi. 3 atcr ) careand I ha.e many of such cases under treat , mcnt at the present day. , . ( ; Young Met iVhoimy bo suffcrlnK from the cffcclnol youthial lollies or Indiscretions 111 do v , ell to avail thcmselTca ol this , the greatest boon ever laid at the altar ol cul- crlni ; humanity. DR. WAONXU will ( ruarantco to lor * lilt f-'iOO for . .very case of seminal weakness or prlrate llscana o | any kind and character .which ho under- takis to and lalla to euro. Middle Aged Men. There are many at the ago of SO to 80 who or * troubled with too frequent euumatluns ol the blad der , of ten acoomi > anlodby a slight smarting or burning - ing sensation , ami a weakening ot the system In a manner the patient cannot account lor. On eramln- Iriir thu urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found , and sometimes small particles of albumen will ajiptur , or the color will be of thin mllklth hue , a aln cliaiiflntf to a dark and tnrpld appearance. There are many , monj men who die of this difficulty .Ignorant of the caUHO , width Is the second nt o of scmlnal-w eak. ness. lr. W. will iruarantco a perfect cure In all cased kind a healthy rratoratlon of the Kenlto-urluary or- . Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad. vice , ( S. All communications should be addressed , Dr. Henry Henry Wagiier , I' . O. 2389 , Doiucr , Colorado. The YOUIIK tlan'a I'otkct Companion , by Dr. Hi Wagner , Is worth Its weight lnnolJ tojoung ueol I'rlco 11,29. Bout by mall to any address. d . - , -5 A FRIEND TO ALL. 4- One Who is Needed nnd Nobly Fills his 4i Place. I > cmirl8in re fortunUo than she knows In the IHKK.HH 1111 of Ihu tolenlB and fiiurKlea of a man who husKltm hlsthuo and thought not merely to the iicifvitiun uf I In skill an a practitioner of his pro- tu li > n f incdlilno , but totho fctudy of thoto pro- fuuiul Ihh K uf MVinru and nutute which tend tutbo iiicroimnpktonnilerttanJInKufthoproblem ( f Iltu ind of Ihu lawn uf nature unit the niiatm of paining Ihu Kieati'nt practical ifocxln to mankind from the In. torn atlou limn a < iUlro | > l In thu abstract. Much a man h Ir H. Wanner , Mho Is located at 341 Larimer uriiTt Jit. Wanner demoted m ny jiais to thoac- iiunltlonof tliu knonkJuo lie turnary tohn ! proles- Hoiiln a iniinUr oltho Jendlru urdlcal H-liooln ot the moHt eminent and profound teachers , such irnmiH o Dr. ( Irrna and Dr. I'lincoast nppearlrjjr ; amuiiK his preceptors Nor ill j hlsvtudlcs tnd bete , lhejpoiitlnuoi ) In the field ol the practicing family phl-lilan nud inthuuxperlcnrcj ) ufa man ut cxt n- rltu travel , II has vf'lttd every Bcctivn ol the Unl * tfa Huti H paj Intr Htudlous attention tu the t Idcrent charaitcrUtlcx of the Viik u j oitlonn ot the country , particularly with regard to thtli ttfict , climatic and othuwlso upon nralth and tLu dUTuicntfoinmoldla- toMJi , With tlie rumhlne'l ' power * olcloea study , rx tinslicolnrvallon and almict unlltrlttd practice- Dr W iiior caiuo tn Denver Ihrcti jeais ago rqulp- | Hd as fuw hnto the ll 'I't to claim tu battle tt Joe uf mankind , U u dretdtil enemy , dlteaie. In onler to rrndor the gruatest mxxl tu fo < ltly , Dr. rt KMir deoi * d l to lay oilde the Kineral branches of practice and brlnif all IIH.I r iiu kii'iwlcd u aud power to bear up on hu li which amoiiir the army of Insialoui death sgrntii Ii the krealwtt. Ill * wide experience hud taught him what weapons to use and which to dlwurd , and after equipping himself a. his trained Judiriuvnt a o well unle tu odvUo him he com/ incuco 1 buldly and confidently hU attack. In cstl * luatluK the rmults ami SUCCCM achieved , it Is only' nrccuary to know thu iloct < r > i > iltlon and e'tnuOlnir' * bMlit ) . While located In thU city , his practice , ) ! L/ . ' no n cans conllncd to HH limit ! nor ( his setticn/it rountiy. Ills currtwpondeuc * aud tnpri-m booi teb- tlly In ( ilark and lilta tn hli iiostcwi on of a field o { pu'.tlca buuniied only by tholines which bound the length and lucautli of the country , ai.d which hA * placed him where a nun ol his { Mil and Intellectual uttalnmenUlingeries tu l , andtlioild to to ecabU him to reach the hluhcit uphuro pf uwlulneiu to sut ftrliiK humanlt ) the plane o ( llnaiclal Indiptn- ilcncu. Mr. WuK-ntr has conttllmte.1 ol his i < rosperl < ty to the ubiUnllal Improtun ont < cl Denver la the eta tlnn of a fliiu tiliick oil Larimer ; itnet , opposite his prcwnt clHc. , No. 34 > . It will Lu ready for occu pancy In a mr weeks , and Ii an ctldrnce that the doctor Is to be numlifd amontr the pera uueiit aud soliddtlzent ol tha metropolis of the plalai. [ Dcu- vur Tribune. DR. H , WAGNER & 00 , , III ! Larimer Kt. Address Box 2389 , DENVER , COL.
