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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.
H. B. IR
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I6tli and Farnam Streets. - - Omaha , No"b ,
Below will bo found a few of the BEST and most DESIRABLE
BARGAINS :
OMAHA CITY PROPERTY.
No. " 211 2 story brick residence , near St. JVIary'a avenue , at a
bargain.
No. 221 12 vacant lots , t block from street cars , eamo distance
from Hanscom Park. We offer those lots , which are very desirable
for building purposes , at a low figure for a few days only.
No. 226 3 lots on Saunders street , near Charles. These lots will
be sold cheap and are well located for a block of stores.
No. 229 Business property , ronta for $2.000 , pays 20 per cent.
Best thing over offered.
No. 235 Three houses and lots , rents for Sl.200 per year.
No. 241 3 lots in Bartlott's addition , very cheap. w
No. 253 15 acres in Cunningham's addition. , - -
No. 247 3 lots iii Banscom place ,
No. 94 4 lots on S. 10th street. Easy terms. Each , 5300.
No. 102 House and lot. House , 5 rooms and basement. Lot , CO
x40 , S. 10th street , near Charles , $500 down , balance in 2 years.
51,400.
No. 84 9 lota , 66x132 each , S. 10th st. Must be sold altogether.
94,500.
No. 77 3 houses , 2 brick and 1 frame , on lot 60x132 , S. llth at.
$4,900 cash , balance long time. $7,250. fl
No. 40 One acre lot and house , 4 rooms , 4 blocks , S. St. Mary
avenue street car line. Very cheap. $3,700. Liberal terms.
No. 11 3 houses and lots , 50x140 , S. ICth st. , N of railroad. This
ia the best bargain for an investor over offered in the city. $2,500.
No. 90 A good house of 5 rooms , with basement and other good
Improvements. Lot , 60x150. .fruit and evergreen trees 6 years old.
Nice residence property. Easy terms. $3,200.
No. 19 New house and barn. Lot , 132x148. This is a very de
sirable residence property , and is offered at a low price. Will Hex-
change for farm property. $4,500.
No. 143 2 lots ia Block K , Lowe's 1st addition , $150 each.
No. 163 8 lots in Boyd'a addition. $175 each. Easy terms.
No. 167 2 lots in Lowe's second addition. Each contains 1
acre , with house and barn. Bargain.
No. 169 4 acre lota in Lowe's second addition.
No. 179 1 lot in Kounta' third addition. Now ] house of 3
rooms , barns , etc. $1,800.
No. 181 1 lot in Kountz' third addition , 2 houses , etc. $1,500.
No. 184 2 lots in Block 3 , Kouivtz' third addition. Must bo sold
together. $2,200.
No. 186 3 acres in Okahoma , with good 5-room house and other
improvements. $3,500.FARM
FARM LANDS.
No. 261 40 acres near Fort Omaha.
No. 262 2 good farms near Waterloo.
240 acre farm near Osceola , Neb , $25 per acre. Will exchange
for city property. Easy terms.
No. 12 2,000 acres of improved landin Hitchcock county , Nebraska ,
ranging in price from $3.50 to $10 per acre.
No. 17 640 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
cisterns barns and all other first class im
150 acres , 2 houses , wells , ,
provements. Also orchard matured and bearing. Will exchange for
No. 107 Several valuable and low-priced tracks of laud in Madison
county.
16 farms within from o 12 miles of railroad , and 23 pieces of im
proved lands , near Table Rock , Nebraska , all conveniently near
market , and in many instances offered at great bargains.
Among other counties in which we have special bargains in farms
and unimproved lands , are Jefferson , Knox , Clay , Valley , Webster
Sarpy , Harlan , | Boone , Filmore , Cass , Seward , Morrick and Nuck-
olbu
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
H. B. IEEY & CO. , Real Estate Agents ,
Southwest Comer 15th and Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb.
ETC. ; LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES.
Call aud Get ray Prices before buying elsewhere. Yards , corner 9th
and Douplas. Also 7th and Douglas.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Sonsixiloti In Muslenl Clrolcn.
PiTTsntmo , Pa. , Tan. 7 , 1881.
J. Mueller , Ksq. , Council BlulTa , lown ,
Dour Sir : Wo mail you aomo of out
list of ciistomora and Htilo book of
Uardmim Pianos , If you got up any
thing of tlio sort plcnso mail us copicp.
Wo arc handling thp llardnian as our
'jest ' Pianos and put it equaroly in com-
jictition with the Stoinvyay , Chickoring ,
knabo , Pianos , and with the greatest
success. Within n month wo have traded
llardman Pianos for three Stoinwnya.
0110 Chickoring and two Knnbcs , and
our Hardman grand is now used by
nearly all our resident players at their
concerts. It has taken a good deal of
work to overcome the prejudice in favor
of the old standards , but wo hvro done
it hero , and if a number of Hardman
agents in the larger cities would handle
iho piano on the sanio basis it would
soon occupy a first position then they
would sell easier and wo would get prices
nearer their value. Hope you are having
a good sale for them.
Yours , AlELLOIt , HoUNK & llKIWICKR.
IOWA ITKS18.
DCS Moinoa has five national banks.
Oskaloosa is sending out 250 carloads
of co.il n day.
Oakaloosa expended nearly $100,000
n improvements in 1883.
The now Cramer house at Albia , just
opened for business , cost § 25,000.
There are fifty-four railway postal
clerks on lines running into Burlington.
The First National bank of Waverly
lins been organized. Capital , $100,000.
The now building put up in Burling
ton for the use of the poatolllco cost
! 0 , ( > 00.
There uro twonty-two life prisoners in
the Fort Madison penitentiary , all for
murder.
Col. Olmatoad , aged 52 , was the
youngest Mexican veteran at the DCS
Moines reunion.
Information is wanted of David E.
Nicoll , 17 ji-ars of age , at his home in
Clarence , Cedar county. Address An
drew Nicoll.
Philip Mathes fell through .1 hatchway
in Aulman & Schuster's brewery , in Dea
Monies and received injuries from which
ho died a few hours later.
The distillery in DCS Moincs ic now
converting 3,000 bushels of corn hito
whisky each day , and on the refuse it ia
fattening 3,500 head of cattle.
A woman is now visiting in Daven
port who has walked from Ashland , Wis
consin , 500 miles , to visit her sister.
All the way she carried a child 14
months old.
A Marshaltown man proposes that a
joint stock company bo formed for the
purpose of building an opera house , to bo
used jointly as such and for Sabbath en
tertainments.
John Q. Wing and John E. Finke , Da
venport lawyers , wore disbarred in the
circuit court of Scott county on tno 'Jth
inst. , the case having boon taken to that
court on change of venue.
The receipts of the Cedar Rapids post-
oflico for the year 1883 were § 38,707.53 ,
and the expenses § 7M > 7.-IO , leaving a not
profit to the department of § 31,100.13 ,
only a trifle less than in 1882 , before the
establishment of the free delivery system
and the reduction in postage.
Mrs. McCormick , of Cedar Rapids , is
the wife of a worthless fellow who spends
his earnings for drink. She lives ih an
old coal oflice , 8 by 10 , with ceiling six
feet high. This room is used for cooking
and sleeping. There is only one bed ,
vrith two quilts , for the husband and wife
and five children.
Thunder it Dimn the AKCB ,
That for lameness , for rheumatism , for nchoa ,
for pains , and for epelaaJJr. 2/iomas' l-clectric
Oil is a positive and reliable remedy. Zh- .
Thoma ? Jiclcctric Oil can be purchased of any
drugget.
A fcUOKY SCHWAB.
CASH County Farmer Secures a
Small I'linic from Swit/crland.
Woiping Water Republican
John Schwab , a prosperous farmer and
old resident of Cass county , near Weep
ing Water , loft his native country in
Switzerland in 1841 ! and came to the
United States. Over twenty years ago
lie leanied that his father had died in
Switzerland , and as Mr. Schwab believed
had loft him a portion of the estate as
provided by the laws of that country , but
under certain circumstances did not think
lie could over get it from the authorities.
Last August ho consulted with J. II.
Haldoman , an attorney of this place , n
regard to the matter , and mot with
enough encouragement to try , and ascer
tain the true amount and value coming
to him. Depositions and affidavits to
prove identity and other fncts wore pre
pared in two dilloront languages and forwarded -
warded to the authorities in Korzes , Swit
zerland , and in about two months there
after an official letter was received ,
stating the amount was over 0,000 franco
and that the payment was , for the present -
sent , suspended and referred to the mi
nister of war , for the reason that John
Schwab appeared in the record as a deserter -
sorter from the army in Switzerland ,
Hero was a point of international law to
ovorsomo , and the amount of the claiin
made things a little intorosting. Certi
fied copies of Schwab's naturalization
papers and an absolute power of attorney
were prepared , and all papers and com
munications were sent to Michael J ,
Cramer , United States minister rcsidonl
at Borne , Switzerland , constituting and
making him attorney in fact , with powei
to procure assistance to further prosecute
the claim.
Nothing more was heard from the au
thoritiosj but last week , through thi
deputy and U. S. vice consul at Borne
Switzerland , Haldeman received a statement
mont of the account , with a draft 01
Knauth , Nachod < fc Kuhno , of Nev
Yoik city , for § 487.70 in full of the ao
count.
A Quick Ilecovery.
It elves us great pleasure to state that th
merchant who was reported being at the jioin
of ( loath from an attack of 1'noumoulu , IIOH on
tlrely recovered by the use of 1)15. ) WM
HALL'S 1IALSAM 1'OJl TUK LUNOS
Naturally ho feels grateful for the benefits dc
rived from using this icmedy , for the lung
and throat ; nnd In giving publicity to thi
titatcmont uo are actuated by motives of pub
Ho benefaction , trusting that ottiern may b
banefltted In a nlmllar manner. On xalo b ;
all Druggists.
Mott'HljIvor Pills
Aronmoi/ vegetable , act effectually on th
Liver , cleanse the stomach , aid Dlgoutlun
JUlllouHntm Klck-ho.ulndii'
cute , Dyspuiulu , -
and all disorders of the Stomach. They ur
the best Stomach and Liver Pills made.
DIIIDO'H Catarrh Smilf rurcH Catarrh and nl
iUfeetloim of the mucous mcnbrane.
STYLES IN STOCKINGS ,
What They Cost the Wearers-Hosiery
for Brides anil Dead Women ,
Solt "Woolen Goods to ho Worn by
Children How to 1'rcscrvo
tlio Foot-Gcnr.
In these days of high colors there in
ibsolutoly no call for white stockings , and
iko handling postage-stamps , there is no
nonuy in thorn. Dealers who pretend
o carry a complete stock ha\o to keep
hem merely to sustain their reputation ,
and if the inmiaculato hose are not di
iposod of in n clearing aalo the lot is sold
.o sotno jobber or country dealer at cost
irico. White stockings are certainly \ory
lice , where they come in unbleached ,
nil regular brands , but the fact of tlio
u\ttoiM3 : , they are not fashionble , and it
does not pay to buy them because of the
readiness with which they soil.
Society girls have learned from actress-
cs that n pet stocking is not to bo laun-
hied. Onu washing is worse than four
reeks' wear , for , in the run from the
mils to thu line via boiler , blueing , and
ivringor , the colors nro auro to run , if
; hey are not rubbed out altogether ; if
isle-thread , they stretch until one has
} \o elasticity of a monkey-jacket ; if wool ,
.hey shrink and the silk is never the same
afterward. Ladies who give their feet
iropor care bathe them daily , and whon-
svor the toilet ia amended the rosy tooa
ire laycd in bay rum , Florentine , or
avondcr water , and whenever it is con
venient perfume ia preferred. There ia
a charming old lady residing near the
Calumet club-houso , quito a leader in
society , too , who perfumes her feet and
'oot-wear instead of her eyebrows , lips ,
and handkerchief , as the other ladies do
whenever they go into society. Her
stockings are never washed , and she
wears them past repair , when they fall to
the second girl , who rofoots them , and
chuckles over her good luck.
A ludy who boards at the Leland hotel
in this way :
" 1 have § liO a year to keep mo in stock
ings , " said the lady. "This year I bought
iiftuon pair for the monoy.'First 1 selected
two pair ut $3 each for full dross ; thruu
> .ur at § 2 for second best ; six pair at § il
ipioco for street , and four pair that cost
mo § 20 for the house. Silk ? Every pair :
don't wear anything olso.
"Well , this is the way 1 manage. I
< eop them in a camphor bos. When 1
iiu goini ; out I put on a pair of dark
street hose , and change them an soon as
[ got homo. They are good , strong
ones , because I think walking-boots help
to wear out stockings. 1 never wear ono
pair two consecutive days go the rounds
ind wear the whole fifteen pair evenly.
But they got good care. 1 toll my hus
band ho would have some trouble to find
wife as considerate about her stock ac
count as 1 am , for I always brush them
off and give thorn an airing before put
ting them away. Freeze ? Why , silk
stockings are vastly warmer than woolen
ones and not half so clumsy or trouble
some. "
White silk stockings are what they call
special goods in stock , and arc rarely
sold except for bridal or burial uses.
These goods are superb and cost often as
much as $ i0 ! apair , which is paid uncom
plainingly , for immediately after the wod-
iing they are treasured as heir-looms ,
and , unless the family stock runs out , the
stocking will appear at the nuptials of
every generation. In the way of decora
tions , hand-painting , embroidery , tinsel ,
bead , and crystal work may bo used , but ,
as n , rule , the reference is given to white
silk embroidery , or simply a heavy
iwistod silk , slightly clocked if not per-
'cctly plain. As it is customory for each
Drido to work the initials of her maiden
name , with the year of her marriage , ono
of the stookings at least is apt to bo prot-
; y well lettered if the family is at all
urge. It is becoming fashionable , tooof
.ate for debutants to wear pearl-
white hosiery on making their first bow
, o society.
In spite of the effort to match all toilets
with stockings , black still prevails for
gen oral uso. Fat women like them bemuse -
muse of the diminishing oil'ect the color
lias on the ovorplump limb , and , when
over-sensitive about having a pair of shoes
Itted , by a friend , ono has only to don a
pair , of plain black silk hose to apparent
ly ferp-shortcn a big foot.
Solid colors are chosen for handsome
stockings , and , unless the embroidery is
thick and raised , it is merely skeleton in
outline. In balbriggan , lisle-thread and
spun silk the decoration begins at a point
nidway between the top and foot , and
widens till the instep is reached. This
work should bo made of eilk similar in
shade and not contrasting. All the deco
ration should bo confined below the boot
p for street wear. A woman who runs
inos , sprays of flowers , snakes , or scrolls
above her shoo must suffer the credit of
i vulgar taste. With slippers or sandals
t is different but for general out-door use
the style savors too much of a variety
dansouso. For street , black , brown ,
; ray , bronza , olive , citron , marroon , male -
lo any , mouse , navy blue , and cardinal
are recognized , but scarlet never. Pink ,
salmon , llosh , lavender , violet , Nile
jroon , and pale blue comprise the opera
jr evening tints , and moro than two-
thirds are without decoration or needle
work. Everybody who can afford the
luxury find silk goods cool in summer
and sufficiently warm for the coldest
weather , the reason being that silk parts
witli its heat so slowly. Ribbed silk is
the best for general use , and some of the
MW-ailk goods are lined with tlopco. A
very admirable counterfeit of silk is found
in tho-isjand cotton , which takes the
dye readily , and scon in jot , navy , seal ,
amber , and dove , ribbed lengthwise and
finished with white soles , are especially
salable.
In woolen goods merino and cashmere
are standards , but the latter is preferred
because it docs not shrink. It is a waste
of money to buy a cheap woolen stocking ,
because it is porly made , poorly dyedand
will not only bo shapeless after a washing
but uiibightly in color. One of the hosiery
siory novelties is the camel-hair hose
which is a mixture of that material witl
raw silk. They come only in the dul
gray and drab shades , and are intcndoc
for street , and cost $3.
Children's stockings should match tin
dresi , unless black is selected , and al
have white heels and toes of doubh
thread. White is never selected , am
society is spared the unsightlinegs o
grimy foot-gear. Hoys wear black , seal
navy , earthen gray , or popper and eal
mixtures , and , for old folks , stocking
are woven with double heel , too uni
kneo.
Oust Thoreson , a hardy Norwegian
started from Kathorvillo in u sUto o
beastly intoxication , about dnik , on th
night of the lid inst. , to go homo , abou
tun miles distant , with his team < >
horses , In the u veiling his horses , \ut ;
(
i the sleigh tongue uttuchud to them
brought up at n Norwegian's named Gun-
demon. Next morning search wag made
and on the 9th the body of Thoreson
was found dead and frozen stiff about
four miles from his homo , lie loaves a
wife and family of children.
VoHttnnRtor Hnimtcl A. Hewitt ,
Of Monterey , Mich , , delivers hliinolf In tlili
wlso ) "Knrcoldi , burn * , nnra throat , and rhoti *
mutism , Tltumiu' Iflccti-ic Oil cnniuit bo bent *
n. 1 aiy keep It up to the standard , and It
vlll fl.itlMy the people. 1 shall send for nnow
iipply soon.1
WITH PKN AND SWOU1) .
Count lc nlnn'H Duel ulth tlio
Clironlueur | ofl/o
pccial Cable to the Cincinnati Commercial *
Uiwotte.
PAULS , January 10. The duel between
. Aniolion Scholl , the witty chroniquotir
f The Evcnomont , and Count Albert do
) iona prominent ornament of the gayest
oterio of Parisian society , took place at
eon yesterday. To-day it exclusively
bsorbs the attention of Paris.
The cause of the duel originated four
oars ago , and is too complicated to bo
nravolod in n telegraphic summary.
Headers of The Commercial Onzotto
ill doubtless recall the scone at the
amous restaurant Bignon in 1880 , when
lie Count do Dion throw a bottle of
hampagno at M. Scholl's head , and
thorwiso roughly handled him. The
3ount do Dion was for this assault
ocked up in jail for two months. When
ho Count do Dion came out M. Scholl's
wo seconds waited upon him. The
aunt was most eager to Unlit , but in
telgium , not in Franco , as the cinnula.
ivo punishment for n duel on top of an
assault and battery would bo too serious ,
it. Sclioll , on the other hand , refused
o go to Belgium. Hence , the "status
no" was maintained until last week ,
vhon the count fought n duel with M.
) oBryas. This duel fanned into activity
lie latent ire of M. Scholl concorninu
lie imbroglio with the Count Do Dion ,
ml on Tuesday M. Schwll published in
'Evotiomont" a sarcastic approcia-
ion of the Count Do Dion
eadod "A .Surprise. " The count
icvor roads The "Evonomunt , " but
ho ne.\b dayyi'strrday ( ) his friend ,
I. Sohego , Hhowid him 1,1. SdioH's pro-
eking sarcasm. The Count do Dion did
ot allow the grass to giovr under his
out , and ten minutus after reading the
rticlo ho Dent the General Prince Do
tauiffromont and Commandant Kranchol
VEaporot as seconds to demand ropara-
ion of M. Scholl , who referred those
'ontlomon to IUH own sucends , MM
lobort Mitchell and Adolpho Tavornier.
The following u the nairativoof the
.etails of the duel as related to your cor
espondent by one of the four seconds
vho officiated on the occasion :
The duel took place at noon , near the
rand stand in the raco-courae of Long-
ihamps. Wo wanted it to take place in
ho "Passage , " but when wo arrived
vitn cur principals the keepers said that
ho proprietors of the race-course would
ot allow any dueling to take place on
heir property. So wo wore obliged to
; o further. Wo halted finally in ono of
ho retired and picturesque proa.onados
f the hois. M. _ Tavornier tossed up a
ouis for the choice of position. Prince
leauffroniont cried "Heads , " and won.
\l. \ Tavornier then tossed up again a
ouis for the choice of weapons. Prince
Joauffromont cried "Heads , " and again
won.
won.Tho Count do Dion then selected his
loaition , and chose his own weapons , a
magnificent pair of swords , with stool
; uards ornamented with his initials , and
to coronet of the count embossed in
olid gold. M. Tavornior , to whom wo
ologatod the direction of the cabinet ,
nit the adversaries in position , and en
gaged their swords. At the command
'Allcz , Messieurs , " the two combatants
ook ground on rampant. Then M.
clmll attacked furiously with right points
nd thrusts. The count all the time
railed most ironically , and parried
tf. Scholl's attacks with highly finished
) ut rather fantastic play , frequently tan-
alizing his adversary by raising his
word quite out of position of guard , for
in instant completely exposing himself ,
tl. Scholl made play at the chest , the
ount at the stomach. At the expiration
f four minutes M. Tavornier believing
tat the count was wounded in the wrist ,
topped the combat , but it was merely
10 Count Do Dion's shirt-sleeve which
lad boon torn.
At the second engagement the advor-
aries ceased to "rompre , " and the play
as moro earnest. M. Scholl continued
o attack vigorously , and nearly succocd-
d in wounding the count , but the latter
cry adroitly sprang back , missing the
) oint by a hair's breadth. The combat
lontinuod in the most spirited manner
maginablo. M. Scholl kept advancing
nd making play at the count's chest ,
bllowedby a well executed "degagomont
ana la ligno basso. " The count always
usponded hy the "roposto on seconds"
f tor each parade.
Finally , by a beautiful "roposto du tac
u tac , " the count wounded M , Scholl in
lie side , his sword entering between the
ight and ninth ribs. The sword bond-
ng , broke at 20 centimetres from its
oint , the broken piece remaining in the
round. M. Scholl stopped back saying :
'Jo luiisc ! " The seconds all approached ,
nxious to see if the wound was danger-
us. M. Scholl smiled and said , "I have
md worse wounds than this , " referring
o a severe wound in the chest received
rom M , Paul Do Cossagnao. "That is
whatcomou of being so near-sigh ted , "
lontinuod M. Scholl ,
Your correspondent hero asked , "what
vaa the real fooling of the adversaries
> efore and after the combat 1"
The second answered : "Thoy both
did their best to kill each other. "
Was there a reconciliation ? "
"No , sir ; but before the combat we
seconds insisted that our respective prin
cipals should formally agree that this
duel would finally settle the quarrel. "
"Is M. Scholl's wound serious ? "
"No ; ho wont at 5 o'clock to Tortoni's ,
as usual , and then wont to his editorial
chair in The Evenomont. "
DRY TETTER.
For j oar a I was tillllLlcd ltli Drt Tetter ot tin
most nhetlnato tpu , W H trtatvd by many of tin
boutphjulclam ; took tiuantltlun of mercury , poUnl
and arnunic , uhlch , hmtiail df cuilnp thu titttr
crippled muirji with m'nuul ) > uUuiiaiid ihuuniatlmu
Tlio TUUr cimtlntiid to ( ( row worn ) , anil thultUilin
alinontumdoinurrao- thU tMidltlou I \\iwln
dutod totiikuH llt' pullln , and thu result V.OH u
aatonlohliii.'aalt im uru.Mnf. [ Ill a fuw month
the luUr uifiitlri'lj ' ut.ll , UioMvrrurlal 1'oUmdn ;
all out ol my ttniaiid I uaiia well man and ilui
( inly to H fltV hpiclfln. AH IKu bullvn'rbhoul
take It , JAMIIS IIL'.N.MXU ' , l.oiileUllf , Ky ,
Ourtrcatlto on liluoil and bkln DUcaecs ix-ullu
( KO to applliant * .
.a II J. A. J JL V JJJU & . I
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ta
LA11IMBU STREET.
WTiy jomhouU try th celebratoil Dr. II. Wagner'l
ivthoiU of cum :
1. "Ur. H. Wanner U a natural phynlclan. "
O. M. Ko 1 R ,
The ClrcatCTt I.MIIR rhrcnologlst.
"Few ran o co jou as a doctor. "
DR. J. SIUMH ,
The World's Greatest I'litsloKnomht.
. "Von are wonderfully proficient In jour know !
edge of illnoaKe anil uiculduo * . "
DR. J. MATTIIItWA.
4. "Theafnlctctl find icaily rvllcf In Jour prot
nee. " DR. J. HIHMV
A. "Dr. It. Wagner Is a regular graduate from
Icllcxuo UcwpltAl , Now York dtM ; \ \ hail very ox-
nnho bosiillftl practice , and Is thoroughly | x > teil on
I bronchos < > ( his iHlotnl sclonro , oapoclally on
ironlo dlncAdvs. "
Dnx. IItimr\Jit.t ! , & KWIKO.
B. "Dr. II. WniniorM \ Inunortalliwl hlmiolf Li
h wonderfulilhconry f ni > ix.lla ( mmoilles for prl
ate and sovnal illnowov" Virginia City Clironlclo.
7 , "TlioiiMiiiU of Invalids Mock to BOO him. " San
"rAticlwixi Uhronlclo.
8. "Tlio Doctor' * long oxpcrlnnco as a upccKHst
louM render him > cr > nuccetwlul. " Uock ) llouu
Un Now-s.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken.
At ono tlmo a tlLicuwloii o ( Ihonccrotico w on-
rely nvoldiicl liy lliu | irofpmloii , MM ! innllcat orkd
nit n few j oara ago u ouKl liiuillv mention It.
To-day tlio plijdchii In ot n dldou'iit opinion ; ho Ic
warn that It la bin duty .HuARrccililo though II
inybo to handle this nmtUr without Rim pi Mid
icAk plainly about It : anil lnt llluit | | uirunl9 and
uarillatiii Will thtviik hint ( or doln HO.
TlinrwrnlUaltumlliiK this uYntmcttMMlcc" or-
icrlj not mult rstooil , or not l > rnwrly | rjtlmMcil ; and
10 Iiniort4tnea | bclnj ; attached ton milijcct which b )
Uiimtiire iloeinot Invlto cloio Im estimation , It wan
llllnly | Igmiriil
'Iho hnlill U Kciiornllj cmitrnqtoJ by the jounx
hllo attending uobool ; older conipixmonrt through
iclr ciiunplo , may In tcipoimlhla for It , or It may Tic
ciun.tl | ! through acrlilcut , The oxeltonionl onca ex-
torii'moil , the prartlro will IKJ rtpuvtctl axnl'i and
'iiln , until al liv.it tlio habit lurunica tlrm ami com
li'tely cnMturn the \ktlm. Mental and ticnoua aj
IctliiMH nru imuUly thu primary result * of twlf-nbu n
inoni ; the Injurious elltets ma ) bo miiitlonod laiil-
udo , ilejocUnn or linwdblllly of temper and Kcmr.il
cbllit ) . The boy fooki ncdnclon , anil rarUy Joins
u the pporU ol Inn cotnpunlong. It ho lui a young
man ho will bo lltllu fuuiul In romuiny with thoolhtit
los.aiul U troulilcil wltli oxrocdluk' and tinnojlni ;
ia hfulneiis In their proni'iicc. IjwcUlous tlroams ,
mlimluns and eruption ! on the faou , eto.nroaldo
If the practice \lolentlyporel9tctl lnmoro erlum
Ibturlianccfl Uko place. Urmt palpltAllon of the
ionrt , or cplli'ptle cmmils'.oiiH , are experienced , and
10 Budcrermay fall Into ncomploto state of Idiocy bo-
ore , dually , death relieves him.
To all thorn ) encased In this iliuigcrous , practice , I
would say , flrat of all , Btop It at ( inccnmko ; o\orj
lonsItU effort to do BO ; but If you fall , If your norvoui
rstcni Is already too much shuttered , and Congo-
ucntly , jour Hill-power broken , take omo nerve
onlc to aid you In } our effort HavliiK freed yoursoll
rom the hault , 1 would further counsel jou to go
HoiiK'h a regular courxo of treatment , far It Is a Krent
ilstakc to Biipj > O8i that any ono way , for eomo time ,
10 t every Bolltl'e Khehlinsolf up to this fanclnatlni ;
ut iluiKorouH cvJtement without euOerhiK from IU
vll consequences at HOIIIO tuturu tlmo. The number
f youni ; men who are Incapacitated to fill the ilutlei
tijohifdby wedlock la alannlnuly JarRO , and In most
f micli enact this unfortunate condition of thlnirn tan
bo tracud to the practice of elf abueo , which hail boon
ban don ix 1 ) ears ago. Indeed , a few montha' practice
f thin habit lnBulllclont to Induce epcrmatorrhuni 3
a tor } earn , and I hat o many of such cases under trcul
mcnUt the preacut Say. , , ' * ( ]
Young Men
rho tnaf be nlTcrlng from the eRccts of youthful
ollloa or Indiscretions will do v , oil to avail themndvot
f thin , tlio greatuBt boon e\ur lalil at the altar of But
crlnu humanity. 1)B. WAONKR wlllpmrantoe to for-
oil (500 for orcry cogo of nominal wcahnowi or prlvatt
Isoane of any kind and character which bounder'
takca to an J ( alia to euro.
Middle Aged Men.
There are many at the ago of SO to BO who art
roublod with too frequent evacuations of the Mud
er , often accompanied by a ll lit Bmarthig or hum
UK sensation , and a weakening of the nyntem In a
nanner the patient cannot account for. On examln *
nR the urinary ilcponlu a rojiy pediment will often hi
ound , and nomctlincnnmallparticles nf albumen will
.ipcar.or the color will ho of thin mllklah Imo , again
unglni ; to a dark and torpid appearance. Tlicro are
nany , many men who illf of this dllllcultyjznorant o'
10 cauBo , which Is thouooondatae | of Bonilnal-wcr.K.
OKU. lr W. will Kuarautoo a perfect cure In all CMtni
nd a healthy routoratlon ot the Kcnlto-urlnorj' or
gans.
Consultation frco. Thorough examination tJ ad
Ice , 5.
All communications should bo addrcivmd.Dr. Henri
Icnry Wagner , 1 * . 0. 2.1t > 0 , Denver , Colorado.
The Ynunjf lion's I'ockot Companion , by Dr. H
Vofrnor , Is worth Ita u eight In gold toyounff inon
rloo } 15. Bout by mall to any address
A FRIEND TO ALL.
One Who is Needed and Nobly Fills hia
Place.
Denver In m re fnrtuiuto than > ho knows In the
> oMf s on of Iho tuIcn'A.imlviiiTrfleKOf a man > vho
mt glrMi Ills tlmo and thought not mcruly to ( ho
ivrfutlon of liln nklll a * a practitioner of Idi pro-
cimlun ut imdlclno , but to thu study of thoto pro-
uund tiling * olnc'inro ' anil naturu which turn ! tntho
lOreciimpletuiiiidtirttiiulliiK&f the problem cf lito
ndol the law * of nvuru and thu mtans of ifalnlni ;
ID KriM'cst practical ( , 'ondn to mankind from Iho In
oru atlon ilius ariUlreil | In thu abstract. Hucli a
nan li Dr. H. Wagner , wliu In louitud at 843 Larimer
trett Dr. Wanner dovotud m ny yoaru to the ac-
unltlonot the knowltdjo nerronnary to II'H ' profus
ion In a nuinbor of tint Icadlnn inudlral oliool of
he inimt inilnent nnd profouml toichurH , mieh
amiH uo Dr. drum and Dr. I'ancoist ajipoarinx
11101,1 ; hln pruqrorH Nor ill i hlsHtuilM end hvru.
licv oontlnuud In the flild of the practicing faintly
hUlclan aud In theuiiicrloncts of a man ( f extin.
Ivo travel. IIehai\l > IUd every > tctlonof Ihu Unl-
ed Statia pajliiKxtuillouii intention to thu dlHcrent
liBracttrlHtlcu of tlmvatluu. i rtlonn of the countr ) ,
> artlcul tj ) lthrn.'ard totholf tflict , climatic and
theiwluo upon ncalth and IIo ill ( To cut furmnof ilh *
a o . With the combined POWOM of close study , fx
cnslvoobttrvatlon and almckt unlln.lti.d practice ,
r Wanner rarnii to Dcmvr three > caiu a o cijulp.
ail a few ) m\o tlio right to claim tu battle tl.u loc
if minklnd , thu dcu.dtd unemy , dlora > v , In order to
tndur thocreatext oed tu xoikty , Dr. Aa ner duel
led to lay aside the Kcnernl br nchci ) of practice and
nlnirallliw r'pokn iw WKO and pnivcr to brarup.
on Iho foe which among the army of InuliilouH
death BKHitnU the ( irtalnt. lll < wide oxpoilenco
mdtau-'ht him what eapon to use and which to
lUcard , and after umlppluK hlui8t.lf a * his trained
uiUincnt w wmell utile to advlnu him ho coin-
nencoJ boldly and conlliluitl ) hi * attack. In estl-
natlnc the ruulta and HUCCC-H ahlo\ed , It U only
mrumary toknuw the ilottor'ii pillion and Btanillii
tonlay , \ \ hllo located In thl Uty , | IB ! pructl < o U by
no uicans connned to UK llmltl nor thi * nutlon of
countty , IlliicorrcHpondtnco and cxprtm hooka tea-
: lly InbUck and white tii Ids IMMKCHD on of a Held of
Diactlco bounJed only hy the linn whlih bouna the
liiiKth and hitauth of the lOiintry , and which has
laftd him whcro a man of hid skill and Intellectual
ttalmnintiiiloairtestuiu.nndirhoulit to bo onabhi
lilm to rcaili Iho hlirhcst sphere of iibcruhiuw to tut
firliu' humanltv-lho planu ol llimrtial Indcpcii.
il nco. I'f. ' Wur ) < * r has contributed f his pronjiorlt
tytothOB > ib.taiitiaIlmpro\emtnt of Dtnterlutho
eruttlonof ullno hlotlc on Urlmer trtit , opposlto
liU prOKtnt oinc. , No. 3U. It will hi ) ready for pocu
nancy In a icw wick * , and Ii an cvldentu that the
doctor IB to bo imuthcrnl moiif | Hie pcrmanont and
Kolldtl'lieniof the mttrojiollii of thu pUina. I
vcr'Irlbuno.
DE. H. WAGNER & CO , ,
: iit : Larimer St. Address Box 2380 ,
DKIWSR , COL. ,
CHEAPEST
Lots
IN THE CITY OF
3E3C j L
( Very hnndy to U. P. Shops'Post-
oflico , etc. )
FOR SALE
IN
COLLEGE PUCE
( Now addition of 234 lots.
RT PlflfiF
lr. BLnUL
( Only 68 Lots remniuing unsold. )
FIRST * SECOND ADDITIONS
Nearly nil sold in these 2 additions. )
AND
t1 tH '
s Third Addition ,
(8 ( Beautiful Lots left. )
On the following Streets :
CALIFORNIA ,
HURT ,
CUMING ,
IZARD ,
NICHOLAS ,
CALDWELL ,
PAUL
-HAMILTON ,
CHARLES ,
SEWARD ,
-FRANKLIN ,
DECATUR ,
PARKER ]
BLONDO
AND ON
20th , 80th
31st , 32d , 33d ,
31th. 35th end 3Gth
Streets.
ALL INSIDE CITY LIMITS-BEAUTIFULLY LO-
STREET CURS
Will run out Cuming Street ,
Early Next Spring
TO-
LOWE AVENUE AHO THE RESERVOIR ,
-AND THE-
BELT RAIL ROAD !
I Will be running next year within a block or two o
tboso lots. All located within five minutes walk of
MIL1TARYBRIDGE
AND THE TUKN TABLK OK Till :
Red Street Oar Line ,
On Saundcrs Street , and all within lira minutes walk
o ! the 20,000
SCHOOL HOUSE
On Delaware anil King streets , In Parker's addi
tion.
ISO
UPWARDS.
Ouly 5 per cent down and 5 poe
cent per mouth.
Houses , Lett and all other kinds of Heal Estate foi
bale In any and orcry location In and about
Omaha.
Omaha.OF I
- $10 EACH ,
CALL AND GET
Flats and Full Particulars
AT
FIFTEENTH 5t DOUGLAS S