THE DAlLt Mfi TUESDAY , JANUARY 22 ,
Betore Moving
Our Cloak Department to the second floor
we will sell our present stock
Any Lady wanting a garment , or any gen-
tie man wishing to make an
will now have an opportunity [ of making
selection rom our large an
varied assortment of
At prices never before known in the
West , There is no use stating prices.
Gall end See for Yourselves
that the mark-down includes
- every gar
ment , from $1,00 to$75.00. We can con
vince you that is to your interest to
purchase of us now.
Are included in this sale at Williams' 15th
and Dodge.
OIot3tLin.gr.
You are aware that our Boys' Clothing is better made and has
/ given better satisfaction than cheap stuff bought elsewhere.
Now it must be sold and now is your time to buy ,
before moving up-stairs.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SON ,
Cor. 15th and Dodge Streets.
I
At the Wholesale and Re.tail Je\\biry Store of
Holiday Goods in in greab abundance and an Elegant line of Ladies
and Gents' Gold Watches and beautiful stock of Solid Silver Ware ,
Diamonds , Jewelry and Spectacles. We would call special attention
o the best and most
If' RELIABLE RAILROAD WATCH
Ever placed on the Market , namely , the celebrated Quick Train , Colutn
bus , Ohio , Watch. It is superior to all others.
We have the Agency for the above renowned Piano , which ia second
o none. Also the Lindeman & Son's Pianos , and have also the famous
Hardmau Piano on sale. Wo also carry full lines of best Organs and
Sheet Music. We warrant oui goods the best in the market. An inspec-
tionwill convince the most skeptical.
OUR TWO STORES
Are ocated aa bl :
Jewelry Store , Corner 15th and Dodge , opposite Postoffice. Piano
Wareroom and Music Parlor , Crounse's Block , 10th street near Capitol
Avenue.
Please call and inspect our goods at botli of our stores. Pianos and
Organs sold on monthly payments.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
TEE JEWELERS ,
Suoth-eaab Corner Dodge , and IGth , near Capitol Avenue , Omaha , Neb
THIS
r
OLDEST WHOLESALE & RETAIL
JEWELRY HOUSE
IN OMAHA.
"Viaitorj jan here find all the noveltioa
in
SILVERWARE , .CLOCKS ,
HIGH AND STYLISH JF.WELIIY ,
, Tha Latoat , Most Artistic , and Choicest
Selections iu
X'X'OOlOtXBt 0tOZXO0
AND ALL DKHCIUmONH of
iFINE WATCHES.
AT AH LDW PUICEH
, 'Aa Is compatible with honorable doalora ,
Call and 300 our elegant now a ore ,
Tower Building ,
i CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM STS
MAXMEYER&BRO. ,
JJi O AOTUUKUU
SHOW OASES
A large etook ou band ,
NINE LEADERS
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF
Out of the many hundred manufac
turers of this line of goods , wo lay claim
to representing the loading makers , and
can flhow u moro complete and larger line
of Pianos and Organs than can bo found
in ano ONE House in the west. Out
NINE LEADERS are the following well
known und celebrated instruments.
STEINWAY PIANOS ,
OHIOKERING PIANOS ,
KNAHE PIANOS ,
VOSE PIANOS.
PEASE PIANOS ,
ARION PIANOS
SOnONINOEROYMBELLA ORGANS ,
OLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS ,
STERLING IMPERIAL ORG AN
> \ o want everybody doslrlng a 1'Jano
or Organ to call or write to us for information
mation and GET POSTED. Wo can sol )
yoK the best instrument made for the
least money , if you will give us a tria
and want to buy. All wo ask is to allow
you , as wo know wo can satisfy overybodj
fromour Nine Loaders , which are raeog
nizod by thoao posted , as the best made ,
end or cataloi'uo and price Hat1
( TUB
OLDEST WHOLESALE & RETAIL
MAX MEYER & BRO , ,
WAtlKIUXJlia
Cor.Hth andFarnam , Omaha l e
J
THE LEARNED
Specialist I
: M LA1UME11 STREET.
Why you ihouM try the cvlcbrntcd Dr. II.
mcuhcxln ol euro :
I. "Dr. It. Wanner Is a natural phynlcUn. "
0. H. I'OWLKR ,
The OrcAtfst Utlng VhrenoloiclaU
"Few can oxce Jou as a doctor. "
DR. J. SIMMS ,
The World's Greatest Phj BOK ! nomlst.
. "Vou tire wonderfully proficient In ) our know )
ode | cf illsciso and mcillclno * . "
Dtt. J. ItiTTIIKWd.
i. "TheadUctcd find ready relief In Jour pres
ence. " DR. J. .SIMMS.
G. "Dr. II. Wanner Ii a regular prndmto Iron )
jcllcmo Ho pltixl , Now York city ; hanlndxcry ox.
cliche IniHpllAl practice , and 1 thorouKlily postoil on
all brnnchci of hU bclo\ed eclonrc , especially on
"
.
B. "Dr. II. Wnjiicr ha * ImmorUlltcil himself liv
l woiulorfulillaMvcry of speclfta rcmcillos for pii
vato and jx\ml diseases. " VlixlnU City Chronicle.
7. " 'niousainls of Imalids tlock to sea Mm. " Sao
"r.uiclsco Clironlclo.
8. "llio Doctor's long experience M a upoclalljt
should render him > cry eucceiwfiil. " Hocky Mouu.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken.
At ono time a illtcusslon of the secret \ lee wns en-
Ircly a\olded by the profession , and ineillcal works
but a few jears BRO woxild liardli * mention It.
Today thophjelclantsola didereiitopinionho ; If
, wruo tntt It U his duty tllKAgreciblo though II
maybe to handle this matter ultliout clofcaand
lioak plainly about it ; Mid Intelligent iiarcnts and
guardians Will thunk him for doing so.
Thercnulta atlcmlliii ; thisilostruclho vice wore or
mcrly not undcretiKxl , or not properly estimated ; and
lolmportinro btliiK attached to a Buliject wlilcli lij
Is nature does not hnlto dose liucstlK'atlon , It wai
willingly ignored.
Ilia habit lit generally contracted by the j ounj !
while attcnillnt ; school ; older companions through
heir example , may In re-sponnlblu for It , or It may lit
acquired thrnugh accident. The eicltenncnt once ex
xjriciiecil , the practice will In ) re | > catod ngtAti and
oralnuntil atlivit the habit becomes firm nnd com
iletcly cnsk\cs the \ictlm. Mcntnland nerxouH af
llctlons uro usually the prlmar ) resultn of self abuse
Amont ; the Injurious eflecta may bo incntlunetl lasul-
tudo , dejection or Irmsclblllty of temper and Kcneral
debility. Tlio boy seeks seclusion , and rarely Jolm
n the | > orU of hfs companions. If ho bo a JOUIIR
man ha will bo little found In compan ] with thoothci
lox.and is troubled with exccedini ; and annojIiiK
laehfulncss In their presence. IASC\OUS | ! dreams ,
emissions and eruptions on the face , eta , are also
imminent sj mptoms.
If the practice is \ latently persisted lnmorcsorlou
disturbances take place. Great i > aliltAtlon ] of the
icart , orcpllcptlocoiuulslons , are experienced , and
.ho suderer may fall in to a complete Btato ot Idiocy bo-
'ore ' , finally , death rellecs lilm.
To nil these engaged In this dangerous , practice , I
would say , drat of all , etop It at once ; make o\orj
possible effort to do so ; but If j on fall , if j our non ou >
8 } stem la already too much shattered , and consequently
quently , > our will pouer broken , take eomo nerve
.onlc to aid j ou In } our effort lla > UIK freed J ourscll
from the habit , I would further counvcl > ou to RO
through o regular course of treatment , for It Is a great
nlstako to 8HPIIOS" that any ono 111.15 , for some time ,
bo teicrynomt'c ghahlm&elf iiptotlilifasclnatlnt.
jut dangerous cxdtemeni without suffering from Its
eII conscipjencca at eomo fnturo time. The number
ofouni ; men who are incapaclatod to 1111 the duties
en joined bj wedlock la alarmingly large , and In most
> f Huch cascB this unfortunate condition of things can
jo traced to the practice of Kelt abuse , which had been
abandoned rears ago. Indeed , a few months' practice
> f this habit la sufllclcnt to induce ppcrmatorrhwa 2
ater ) carsand I ha\ many of tuch caao'j under treat
men tat the present day./H
Young Men
Vho max he suffering ? from the effects of youthful
ollles or Indiscretions w 111 do well to a\ all thotnnoh et
of this , the greaUwt boon over laid at the altar of suf
oiing humanity. DR. WIONKR will guarantee to for-
elt $500 for e\ory case of seminal weakness or priratt
disease of any kind and character .which be under *
akeg to and falls to cure.
Middle Aged Men.
Thera are irony at the ago of 30 to 00 who arc
iroublad witU too frequent evacuations of the Mid
er , often acoomponicu by a alight smarting or burn
ug sensation , and a weakening of the sjsUin In >
uanner the patient cannot account for. On examin
ing the urinary deposits a ropy pediment will often lit
found , and sometimes small particles of albumen will
ppear , or the color w 111 bo of thin mllklnh hue , again
changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There art
many , many men who clip of this dlincultylgnorantol
ho cause , which Is the second etagu of seminal-weak-
nose. Dr W. will guarantee a | > orf cct euro In all canoi
nd a healthy restoration of the gcnlto-urliiory or
ana.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
Ice , CS.
All communications should bo addressed , Dr. Hcnr )
Icnry Wagner , P. O. 23SO , Denver , Colorado.
The Young Man's Pocket Companion , by Dr. n
I'agnor , Is worth Its weight In gold to young men
Piloo $1,26. Sent by mail to any oddroeK.
A FEIEND TO ALL.
Ono Who ia Needed and Nobly Fills his
riace.
Denver Is more fortunate than oho knows In the
mseeiwon of the talrnlu and energies of a man who
laxgUen hUtlmo nnd thought not merely to the
> crfictlon of hlx skill as a practitioner of his jiro-
essk'ii ol medicine , but to the study of thosu pro-
ound things of science and naturu which tend to the
nero complctu understanding of the problem of life
ndof the laws of nature and the means of gaining
ho greatest practical goods to mankind from the In
orrtatlon thus acqnlnil In the abstract. Hncli a
nan U Dr. II. Wagner , who la located at 313 Larimer
trcet. Dr. Wagner dutotidmtny ) cars to thoao-
luixltlonof the knowledge nocccasary to his prufcs-
tun In a number of the leading modlral schools ol
ho most eminent and profound teachers , Nurh
nium-H ai Dr , aronx and Dr. Panooavt appearing
among his preceptors Nnrilli hUtitudle * end here.
'lliey continued In the Held of the practicing family
ihUlclan and In the experiences of a man ft cxtcn *
ilto travel. He hattltlted e\cry section of the Uni
ted Htateu paj Ing studious alte-ntlon to the different
cltaractcrlttlci of thuvarloiia portions of the country ,
particularly with regard to their effect , cllm&tlo and
otheiw Iso upon health and the different forms of dis
ease * . With the combined pow on n ( eloso Htudy , nx
emlveobiirtallim and almost unlimited practice ,
> \Yftgnerciimo to Denier three ) can ago equip-
> cil ns low ha\o the right to claim to buttlo the foe
of mankind , the droided enemy , dlioote. In order to
cnder the greatest good to society , Dr. rVagnerdeci
Iod to lay aside the general brinchcu of practice and
irlngallliHi r mi knowledge and puncr to bear up-
in itio foe which among the army of Insidious
loath agents Ii the greatest. Illl wWe experience
iod taught hlmwhat weapon * to ilia and which to
llscard , und alter oiulppInK himself a hl > trained
ud ment w n ko well uele to adtUo him ho com-
ncncud boldly and ronfldfntly Ills attack , In estl-
mating the results unil micccwi ochloud , It U only
iera < ary toknowtho dnctor'a petition and standing
to-daj , While locatud In thlo elty , hit prnctko IH l > )
10 means ronllne-d to its limit ! nor this section of
country , Illscnrrcsiiondinraand express booKMteH-
tlfy In black and uhllo to his \toatMS \ on of a field ol
> iactlre bounded only by the llneH whleh bound the
u ngth and breauth of the rountrr , and which has
I seed him whcreaman of lila klll and Intellectmil
ittalnmeiitsiloservcs to toandlhouM tabu enabln
dm to reach tliu hlghett > phoro of unefuliieai to nut
'crlng ' humanity the piano of llnanrhl lndei > eii
denco. Dr , Wagner ha > contributed of hU prusjierl
: y to the BubBtuutI.il Improumont of Denver In thu
iro.tlon of a fine block on Larimer street , opposite
ils present ollles , Nn , 3U. It w III be ready for occti
onoy In a low weeks , and U an i vldenc-u that the
doctor U to be nuinbcrud among the | > ormanent und
lolldcltUcnt of the mctropolU of thu plains I Den
ver Tribune.
DR. H. WAGNER & CO. ,
3-ia Larimer St. Addreas Box , 2089 ,
DENVER , COL. ]
COUNCfL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
OOUNOIL MEETING ,
IlcKttlar McotliiR of the City Conn
oil Imit
At the regular mooting of the city
council last night a petition was prcsontci
asking the city to give the right of way
to the Union Pacific
company to run a
track up Twelfth avonuo.
The petition was signed by thoolllcials
of the Union Pacific and a number ol
citizens.
The petition was accompanied by an
ordinance , which was road and laid over
under the rules.
A circular letter was read from the
National River Improvement company
asking the council to name a delegate to
attend a convention in Washington , Fob-
nary 5.
Alderman James presented n resolu
tion instructing the committee on streets
to expend not to exceed $200 on Third
avenue , w st from the bridge. Re
ferred ,
An ordinance was presented creating
the office of city jailor and fixing the sal
ary. Referred.
The reports of the committees on the
( > Jacial tests of the water works were
postponed.
Aldormnn Keating called attention to
the failure of the Union Pacific company
to comply with its agreement in regard to
Union nvcnuo and the running of its
dummy trains , and moved that the judi
ciary committee take some notion in re
gard to the matter.
The motion was carried and the com
mittee was instructed to report at next
meeting.
Council then adjourned until this after
noon at 1) ) o'clock.
The Traveling Salesman
I nn. irresistible follow , brim full of nturloi ,
jokes , cournRo , solf-iissurunco , mill grit. Ho
is\ory taUiiR wlthnl. ilunlotk llloul Hitters
MO a very taking moclicino ; the > tivko oiry. .
tiling , and are sold ovorvwhoro.
Hoard of T'rmlo.
At a mooting of the board of trade last
night a committee , consisting of McHsrs.
Cnssady , Ilaas , Bennett , Shugart , Scott ,
Palmer and Bowman , was appointed to
meet the committee of citizens from
Neola. who are to bo at the Pacific house
this afternoon , to consider the question
of a now court house ana county jail.
Twonty-roiir Hours to Ijlvc.
From John King , Lnlnyctto , Intl. . who nn-
nounuos that hois now in "perfect health , " wo
Imvo the following : "Ono year ago I was , to
all appot runcoR.in the last stages of Conmimp-
tlon. Our boat physicians ga\o my caao tip.
I finally got HO low that our doctor said I
could not live twenty-four houra. MyfricmlH
then purchased a bottle of 1)11. ) WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOH THE LUNGS , which con
siderably bonofittod mo. I continued until I
took nine bottles. I nm now In perfect health ,
having used no other medicine. "
nu. DEWITT OKKLLINGKU'S LINI
MENT is an infallible euro for Khonmatism ,
Spralnn , Lameness and Diseases of the Scalp ,
and for promoting the growth of the Hair.
Kdoy'a Carbolic Troches euro colds and prevent -
vent disease.
Iteal Kstato Transfers.
The following dooojroro filed for re
cord in the recorder's office , January
21 , reported for the BBS by P. J. Me-
Mahon , real estate agent :
J. R. Woodling to P. P. Jshnson , w > V
sw | 27 , 74 , 38-82,000.
Archibald Lindsay to Noel Parker , nl
wj 1C , 74 , 40 $2,500.
Henry Knephor to Catherine Keenan ,
part of lot 1 , block 18 , Grimes' addition
$1,500.
Michael Ley to Henry Knopher , part
of lot 1 , block 18 , Grimes' addition
$1,500.
W. Siodontopf to Charles Yunkorman ,
lot 8 , block G , Haggs' extension $18.
Jeremiah Folsom to John H. Ward , lot
8 , block 20 , Burns' addition $100.
J. W. Wheeler to S. W. Ferguson , lot
11 , block 17 , Boors' subdivision , and lots
1C and 17 , block 7 , Oakland $400.
Total sales , $8,018.
COMMEUOIAU ]
COUNCIL DLCrfH MAI1KKT.
Wheat No. 2 npring , 7Cc ; No. 3 , C5c ; ro-
Joctcid , 60c ; good demand.
Corn Loalora are paying 3io ( for old corn
and 25o for new.
Oat In good demand at 20c.
Hay 1 ( HISCi ) 00 per ton ; COo per halo.
Kyo lC@lBo.
Corn Meal 1 i5 ! per 100 pounds.
\V ooU Good supply ; priced at yards , G 00(5) ( )
( vHJ (
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft ,
5 00 per ton
Uuttor Plenty and In fair demand nt L'Oc ;
creamery , 35c.
ICggs In good demand at ' 'Oc per doion.
Lard I'alrbunk'H , wholesaling at lie.
Poultry JieaJy gale ; doalora nro paying for
chickoiiH 8c ; turkeys , Ific.
Vegetables 1'oUtoos , 40u ; onions , 40oj cab-
i > ago , none in the market ; applea , roudy sale
at 3 00@3 fiO for prlmo stock.
now City flour , 1 C0@4 00.
Brooms 2 U5@3 00 per dor ,
L1VK HTOOK.
Cattlo-3 00@3 COj calves , C 00@7 50.
Hogs Local pockem nro buying now and
there ia H good demand for all gradon ; choice
packing , 5 25@5 35 ! ; mixed , 4 0i@5 ! 00.
IOWA ITK51S ,
Davenport has boy burglars.
Fort Madison is to Imvo water-works.
Kingsloy has boon incorporated by a
vote of 05 for , to 43 against.
Iowa City is connected by telephone
with 151 cities and towns.
It is claimed that the poor of Fort
Madison are not properly cared for.
The Cedar Rapids schools have 2,420
pupils , with 43 touchers ,
The business men of Muscatino are
just adopting the thirty-day settlement
plan.
Tamu county will build a bridge across
thoIowa river ut Chambers' ford in the
spring.
An Algona man throw an old oil can
into the stove to get rid of it Some of
thoiitovo was loft.
James Nelson , of Waterloo , had ono
of his feet badly crushed Tuesday by
being caught between two cakes of ice.
Scott county farmers are thus early in
the year buying Kansas shelled corn , for
which they Imvo to pay forty cents per
buahol.
Maj. Conger , superintendent of the
Yellowstone park , was prostrated by sud-
idon illness in DOS Monica on Thursday
afternoon.
The Lomara Manufacturers1 union has
ratted the $5,000 necessary to sink tl
tliaft at Captmn Moroton's coal mine and
work will bo conu.icnctd M mon as pr\
ticablo.
Frank Ilurto , of Da\T rport , him
taken with violent insanity , causeb / )
the elFects of a partial sunshoko 12 year
Ago , from which ho hnd ncror fully n
covered.
Mrs. J. A. T. Hull , wife of the secretary
tary of slate , served as a model for lien
ning'.i filntiio of Iowa , which is to ho
placed in the rotunda of the now capito
at Dos Moincs.
Fort Madison will vote at the citj
election in March on the question o"
levying a 3 per cent tax , to bo paid ii
ono , two and Ihrco years , for the pur
[ > oio of erecting water works.
Mnpleton Presa , 17 : At the noxttcm
of the district court Mr. Monk will en-
lonvor to have nil the pending homo-
itoad cases in this county dismissed. All
hose homesteaders holding final certiti-
: atcs can now sucnro n patent for their
amis. Those wishing to enter home
steads will Imvo to go to DcsMoines to
'ho Innd ullice there.
The biennial mooting uf the grand
odco of the A. 0. U. W. , of Iowa , will
> o hold in the hall of the Davenport
edge , commenoing February 5. There
\ro about 10,000 members of the order
n I own , and at least 300 delegates are
xpcctod.
Will Wilson and Charlie Mayor , two
Kookuk boys who were in a Colorado
now slide recently , arrived at homo
iTonday. Wilson had to crawl through
ho snow a mile and a half to roach n
cabin , and some of his fingers have had
0 bo amputated , they were frozen BO
badly.
John Vnss , n carpenter Hviiig at Dix-
n , Scott county , has brought suit against
atuos Croig , a wealthy farmer , also of
) ixon , claiming $10,000 for the nlioim-
ion ot his wife's affections. Mr. and
Mrs. Vas had been nmrriud eight years ,
mt were childless until , as is alleged by
Vnss , Croig commenced his visits.
State Superintendent Akers recently
out out circulars to the rural indopcn-
cut districts of the state , asking for the
mount of bonded or judgement indobt-
idnoss outstanding. Over 2,800 replies
mvo boon received , of which seventy ro-
> ort a debt aggregating about $20,000 ,
dale all the rest are clear of debt Tito
! ,000 districts reporting own school
louses valued at $10,385,541 , exclusive
> f real estate , BO that the country dis-
ricts virtually are out of debt.
A Colored Itonmncc.
l > oclal dltipatch to The Globe-Democrat.
ROMI : , Gn. , January 18. That there
ro romances as touching in negro life as
voro over told is proven by the story of a
olorcd couple , named Uncle Levi and
Vunt Aggie , who live in Ccdartown Val-
oy. In 1810 Levy belonged to Mr.
parks , who then resided in Morgan
lounty. In the same county lived Dr.
S. E. Jones. Among Dr. Jones' slaves
vas a line looking mulatto whoso smile
as courted by every young male slave
1 the community. She was named
Aggie. Levi and Aggie mtt often at
orn-shucking frolics. They were part-
era in dance and play , and nearly every
Saturday night ho would obtain a p.tas to
isit her. They were married in 1813 ,
ind "I was so happy when I wont every
Saturday night to see my young wife ,
aid Uncle Lovi. They had only been
narried a year when Mr. Sparks moved
rum Morgan to Polk county , carrying
lie brokon-hoartod husband with him.
iftor five or six years of separation , bo-
ioving they would never again see
iach other , Levi married ono of
n's master's women. "But , boss ,
never loved her like Aggie , " was the
Id man's explanation. Aggie , too , niar-
iod , and both raised largo families.
Neither know whether the other was liv-
ng At last came the downfall of the
oufederacy and the freedom of slave * .
Jpon inquiry Uncle Levi found that his
Id love was still living and married. Ho
wont nobly to work for his second wife.
'on years ago Aunt Aggie's husband died
nd left her without a provider.
lows reached Uncle Levi nnd ho
out word to his old love to come and live
with him and his wifo. This Aunt Aggie
ofusod to do. Years How fast and the
, wo grow old. Two years ago Uncle
jovi'a wife died , and after a few months
f mourning ho aont for Aunt Aggio.
he ciimo , nnd after n separation of forty
'oars they are united. Everybody in
: io neighborhood has heard the story ,
nd they are recipients of many kind-
losses. Aunt Aggie is now 00 and Uncle
is 70.
CAUTION.
pecific It uitluly ft urctil > 1e ] > repir ll n ,
nil nhnulil nut IjucoriljuiniilttHh the various tub-
Itutun linltitloiu , Jiou m-cret humbug'8000111
Iterai n"ttct , etc. , which uru now biliix nnnnlar-
ured byarluu9 poreons , None ftlieaa conttlu
ithitflu article which cntirH In o tliu cuinpotltlou ol
.H.H. TheroliionlvoiiuHwKL'i Hjioclflcanil tliere
notl.lnfln | the world like It. To primal illuttur
nJ disappointment , IK ) iur * ami get , tliu ( inulnu.
Bwllt'NSpoclfl ] In a rompltlo antldoto to Illc d
alnt , HlooJ I'alnan , llilarul CoU < > and Hklu Hu
lour. J. DKKHIM fiuim , M. U , , Atlanta , Oa.
Iht\u lia < l rcntarloblo mtcoMn nlth flultt'i Ope *
( lo In Ilic treatment ol llluod and Hkln DUtaics ,
ml In Tcrralo Dltciitn. I tuk It injiieH lor Car
unilet nlthliaiipx tflert.
I ) . 0 , U. IIIMMT , 11. P. , Atlanta , da ,
I mud Rwllt'e Hjiccino on HIT little lUufliter , lie
aaattllrtixl wltnioioo IIIojJ 1'oleou nlilub had re-
Udall > orti ol triitmrnt. Thti Hpeclflo relieved
icr permanently , arid 1 ilmll UKIt In tn practlce.
Our trrothu on Itlood and Hkln Dlieuen mail * !
rtu to apiillcanU.
TIIKHWIHTSI'ECnriU CO. .
Drawir R. Atlanta , Ua.
The uio of the term " Hboi
I'tn" " I'1 connection with tbi
cori rate name ol a ( fre trod ,
convejaun Wcaol u t ha
" roiiulreil the travellnK pub
I K uy
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Ubod by Oto KroaUnt railway In America.
MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
It owns and operate over 4.600 mile * off it
Northern llllnoU , Wl con ln , Mlunonota , Jew n
) akota ; and ui tl main Iliion , bnuahei and oonnec.
IOIIB reach all tlio n t litulneM Mntrot of tbi
Jorthwc t and Far Wont , It naturally aniwew tbi
description of Short tine , nn < l it llouto Ixitwceo
ChlciKO , llllwaulme.Ht. l-auland Mliineapolla.
Chlcaifi ) , Milwaukee , IA Croiwo and W nona.
Chicago , Ullwailtee , Aberdeen and HlundaU
Ohlcftk'o , Milwaukee , Kau Clalro and btlllwater'
Clilcaifo , Mllwaukw ) , Wauiau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Jleavcr Uiuu and Oehkoah.
Cblcatfo Milwaukee , Waukwha and Oponoinowoe.
ChlcAxo , Mllwaukte , MadUon and l'ralrl du Chlen
Chlcat-0 Milwaukee , C atouna aiid ralrlUauH.
Chicago. Uololt JanenvlMe and Mineral Point.
ChlcaJo.KlKln.KockfordandDubuquu.
Chicago , Clinton , Uock Inland und Cedar HapIJl.
Chlcaifo , Coundl Blulli | and Ointha.
Chicago Bl iw City , Kloiu Kail * and Yankton
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Chtoo Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Hock lilanil , llubuuue , Ht. 1'aul anil Mluucaiiolll.
Uauupurt , Colmar , Bt. 1'aul nnd Mlnucipolfi.
Pullman Sleeperiand the Ktacrt DldtajOan In
world are run on the mainlines of the CHIQAOO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and every attention Uipald to poiwngcri by court *
oiu euiployui of tao com | > aur.
B. A MEKI11U , , A , V. IL CAnj'ENTKIl ,
aon'l Manager , Owi'l POM. AKtDl.
pKOlt.UBAiT011p.-j
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THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO . < Er"
One of the Be& fc and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from.
NO STAIRS ! Tfl
PASSENGER ELEVATOE.
HRTtfEY
ii. u. in i-1
15tb and Farnam Stroots.
Below will bo found a few of the BEST and mosi DESIRABLE
BARGAINS :
OMAHA CITY PROPERTY.
No.1211 2 story brick residence , near St. MaryV avenue , at
bargain.
No. 221 12 vacant lota , 1 block from street cars , same distance
from Hnnscom Park. We offer those lots , which are very desirable
for building purposes , at a low figure for a few days only.
No. 220 0 lots orxSaundors street , near Charles. Thoao lota will
bo sold cheap and are troll located for a block of stores.
No. 229 Business property , ronta for $2.000 , pays 20'percent.
Best thing over olforod.
No. 235 Three houses and lota , ronta forjjl,200 per year.
No. 241 3 lots in Bartlott's addition , very cheap. ty
No. 253 15 acres in Cunningham's addition. .V..j
No. 217 3 lota in Banscom place. * '
No. 1)4 ) 4 lots on S. 10th utroot. Easy terms. Each , § 300 ;
No. 102 IIouso and lot. House , 5 rooms and basement. Lot } GO
x40 , S. 10th street , near Charles , § 800 down , balance in 2.years.
51,400.
No. 84 9 lots , CGxl32 each , S. 10th st. Must b sold altogether.
$4,500.
No. 77 3 houses , 2 brick and 1 frame , on lot GGxl32 , S. llth st.
$4,000 cash , balance long time. $7,250. f )
No. 40 Ono aero lot 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 , 50x1-10 , S. IGth st. , Nof railroad. This
is the best bargain for an investor over offered in the city. $2COO.
No. 00 A good hnuso of 5 rooms , with basement and other good
improvements. Lot , 50x150. l''ruit ' and evergreen trees G years old.
Nice residence property. Easy terms. $3,200.
No. 19 Now house and barn. Lot , 132x148. This ia a very do-
airablo roiidenco property , and is offered at a low prico. Will "ex
change for firm property. $4,500.
No. 143 2 lota in Block K , Lowe's 1st addition , $150 each.
No. 1G3 Slots in Boyd's addition. $175 each. Easy terms.
No. 107 2 lots in Lowo's second addition. Each contains 1
acre , with house and ban ) . Bargain.
No. 1G9 4 aero lots in Lowe's second addition.
No. 179 1 lot in Kounts' third addition. Now ] house of 3
rooms , barns , etc. $1,800.
No. 181 1 lot in Kountz' third addition , 2 houses , oto. $1,500.
No. 164 2 lota in Block 3 , Kountz' third addition. Must bo sold
together. $2,200.
No. 180 3 acres in Okahoma , with good 5-rooiu house and other
improvements. $3,500.FARM
FARM LANDS.
No. 2G1 40 acres , near Fort Omaha.
No. 202 2 good farms near Waterloo.
240 aero farm near Oscoola , Nob. , $25 per aero. Will exchange
for city property. Easy terms.
No. 12 2,000 acrcsof improved landin Hitchcock county , Nebraska ,
ranging in price from $3.50 to $10 per aero. " *
No. 17 040 acres of good farm land in Dawnon county. Will exchange -
change for city property. $3.50 per aero.
No. 22 The best farm in Nebraska , 7 miles from Omaha , contains
150 acres , 2 houses , wolln , cisterns , barns nnd all other first class im
provements. Also orchard matured and bearing. Will exchange for
city property.
No. 107 Several valuable and low-priced tracks of land in Madison
county.
1G farms within from o 12 miloa of railroad , and 23 pieces of im
proved lands , near Table Rook , Nebraska , all conveniently near
market , and in many instances offered at great bargains.
Among other counties in which wo Imvo special bargains in farms-
and unimproved lauds , nro Joll'erson , Knox , Clay , Valley , Webster
Sarpy , llarlan , gBoono , Filmoro , Oaas , Seward , Morrick and Nuck-
olb.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
H. B. IBEY & CO. , Real Estate Agents ,
Southwcat Corner 10th and Far'nam St. , Omaha , Nobv
"BURLINGTON ROUTE
( Chicago , Durlington & Qulncy Railroad. )
GOING EAST AND WEST. GOING. NORTH AMD SOUTH.
nioMnt Pay Coaches , Parlor Cam. with Itoclla KollJ Trains or Elegant Par tfcacb.es ami Full
Int ; Clmlrsvain ( froc ) , Kinoklnc Cam , nltli lt < > - man 1'aUca Sleeping Cars am t
volvlni ; Chain ) . I'ullirian 1'aiico Hlocplni ; Corn and from Bt Iftulu , via Hiuiulbal ,
thu f ainoiin U. H. Q. Dliilnc Carti run Uuily to and IturllnKton , Oodor juiymn uut Abtrt * * * * * ot
'rom Chicago KIUIIUM City , Chicago Jt Council Paul oiid MimiuapoUu ; I'orlorCarswlthliwclUiU ,
IluTa ! , ChlcuifO DCH Molr.ss. Chicago. BL Jo Clmlru to and from Bt Louli read I'uo tain4tr > ' .
seph. AtchU.ua & Tom-lea. Onlv through Jltxe be- and from tit Louis and Oktumwa. Only ecfl
. chanfu of cars batwuen St. Loulj and Dcj
IwtHM n Indianapolis & Council JIlulTiviii iVorU. Molnes. Iowa , linooin , Htorasic * , and I e vCTt'
All comirctloim innrtii In Union Urnoia. it
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7. J , VOTrai , SJ Vlco-X'rca't and Oen'J Mananer . PVJICEVAL LO W51.T , i Isa. ttw. Asft. ChlcU
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
DEALXB IN
10. ; LOW FRIOE3 AND GOOD GRADES.
Call and Got my Prices before bayinp else whore. Yards ,
ilso7thandDougla * .
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