Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 29, 1883, Page 5

o B THE DALY BEE- Estate Gity, Wa have a'Fine Tract near Center of City Whic is a Bargain, SPECIAL, £2.160—Fuil lot with 6 room house on_ 15th St. between Center and Dorcas. Good cellar, barn stern, sidewalks, shrubbery FOR SALE BY BEDFORDj&!SOUER. o0al house, Great Bariain, ~| I ¢ No. T e et ot ety montianc” B0 | 5 1,000Lot 00x127, Indiana and Diviston. 118 23,800—Lot 97x132, with 7 r.om cottage on Sher. | 8 €700 e Two lots 63x182 each, on 11th. Choap, and 2 lots 68x18% oach on 10th. man avenue, between Sherman and Clark strecta. Good_prowert addition 120 §2,300—Two beautitul lots in McUormick's addi ull sixo lots, Hanscom ~Plsos, one tion, on Furnain streot. west of Park aventie 110 §3,300—Roeso Place, Park avenue, full lot new 8550 oach—Two lots on T Bargaine. Business lots on Dol 31 8400—Lot in Shinn's two-story house, 7 rooms, good cellar and coal shods, ity water, treos and all improvemgute Bargaln, 3 (..‘;‘,Dflflv"'u“ lot, Ree Lot 10 11th 8¢, tn Kountze's | Chicago. s \ced Foolia. 1os esuarey | 48 $5,000—8ix good lote o Hauscom Plce. ns. y is really worth 'much more Reason for selling, inust have money. 122 81,250 —Each threo beautiful ots in Reese Place, Park avenue on easy terms. 196 81,500—Half Lot on Saunders stroot. Good hous: 4 rooms, good closeis, paitry, stablo, woll, cis orn, purch front and rear Prico §1,000, two thirds cash. This is a bargain, Must bo sold by e 20th or will b withdrawn fromsale. Improved Property. £3,500—12 room house, cor. 13th and California stroote, © closets, cellar, city water, outhouses, ete. 42,7000 room houso on N. 13th street, closets cellar, cistern, well, cto. BKDKORD & SounR. £31000—Good six oo house on Davenport, be £8d and 2ith, two story, © osets, pantry, oell distorn, well, uit and shrubbery, stable and outhouses. §8 100—Full 120 1ot on McCandlish plase, with two frame cottages, ono 6 room, one 8 roou For salo or exenango. £2,100—Good two and & balf acre 1ot with five room cottage, brick collar well fralttrees, eto. of the bust three ory brick business ho ‘arnam strect. Terms private. cheap. 60 Fouracros in West Omaht 80 §550—Lot in Isancs & Selde 80 81,600—Fine lot, Redd! 4 iflmvb'l feet of block M, Shinn's sddition. viow, 46 82,200—Lot 44x00¢n 16th. worth twice the price asked. 04 §3,600—Full siee graded lot on Chicago, 13th and 14th. 03 §300—Good lot, hizh location, south 10th. s addltion. 100 83,00—88x132 0n 10th, bet. Harney and How- ad. addition. Coodhigh location. acres Timothy and Clovor. 200—Now 7 room hongo on N, 18th stroet. A. | 18 $£,000—40 acres 3-4 of a milo west of Ft. Omahs m improvements. Good location. Cheap w0 housog, two barns, granary, corn erib two | s v wo story hiouse, Quoon Aun atyle.] Selle A DSt el troos, 300 grape vines Allmodora lmprovouenta, clty water, lot 100x | | JLON0 Rire St i X, . o, 14 : acres in cultivatior, balance pasture. Four room £ Two full lota S, Mary' avenuo and 20w, with 8| horoe % Cultivetion, pance et housea. Wil bo first class businoss property. | ) §360—1€0 acros good land, 4 1-= miles from Bur- Torms easy. lington, Caflee county, Kansas, Will exchange 4.750—L0t 6006, with, two houses, Chea) foc Omaha property. g £2,500—Two houses In Nelson 8 addition, on Con. | 81 $,400—24 acres adjoining city of Wilber, Saline county. Al under fence and well impro ter strect. Outnouses, cistern, fruit tress, eto. Thin troporty lacheap ot §10,000. Businees house and Iot on_Douglas street, bot. 14tn and 16th. Terms casv. New 8 room houso on Chicago, bet. 24thand 25th. Al improvements, Two new houses, one six and orher 8 rooms. Firstolass and modern improvements. Terma Ias county. Part in cultivati mesdow, ali zood land. Wil sell or w with catfle man for co-partnership, or will tract to feed 500 or 400 head of cattle, 0,000 nores fn Merrick county. Eayy 80 62,700—Lot 100x122, Cofioge Strest, Redick's 2 4 . uubdivision, now § room houso, Well tnprovod. | 88 & per sore Wil buy 19 acren in Cedar Co, B3 §2,600— Lot BOx150, Convent sirvet, 8 reom oot [ 98 $16 per acro—510 ucres 2 milea from Hamburg Towa. tago, large basoment suitable for roowa, barn o ¥2,300—8 »om house, Thorneil's additicn barn, well, olsb.u, good improvements, 3560 cash, 81,500 on lony. time. #,200 7 room house on Davenport, bet. 10th and 17¢h. Lot 175x500 on Sherman, large nouse, barn an1 othor improvements, Lo% without bmprove- menta is worth the money wo aak tor it. Two now houses and two (ull sizo lota on Park wvenuo. Hot and cold water, and & ~modern firet class imyrovements. Houses would oost t wo ask for whole, Extra good bargain. 0010t $3x150 cor. 17th and Conter, honse 4 rooms, barn, water, trees, outbuildings. 2,600 —Fivo room house, 1362 het. Califoraia & Webster. Nice prope | 81,500—Lot 9, block and a haif story honse 52 83,000—G0od 7 room house on tiaprovemonts, stable, well 63 89,000—Full Tot, one 8 rox house, new, 6 blocks from th cheap. 2 §11,600—Splondidlot ou oduo, near 15th, Cocap r Logan owa. Nob, eb. Tand i wos lu Stanton Co. N 00 acres timbered §ood cottonwoad thuver, which will more By [or invomtnont. Far ealo or exchanie uisha property, SPECIAL 108 £2,200- Lot 219x420, eor. wouth uaaha, near Eaacall » Park, b tourrc 00 conaition aud nearly now. 09 #25 per acre—400 acres i Washington coun ' south of Blair, on lino uf ¢ oad. Station nt oorner of th stroam running wator. and $8 $8,000—Larco howdo and wnall cottage. Exoa! 80 acres grasd, 180 acres timber—oak, hickory, looation i ize 11t Davenport nes= 19th. walnut and el Small house wood fruit and 65 4,000—Lot 80x360 00 ! G sbundance of wrapes. s partly fonced. One of mprovements, near hitsinsss, o the farius in tho county. It purchaser ©2 81,600—Two lots, 130140, with house stahle etc, wishes, will 36l homostend adjeintn good Barkor's sub-iivieion. #3 81,600—Lot and a half, good hiouse, Redick’s sub- division, (oorner.) #6 Lot with 7 room house, Chicaco, bet. 18th sad 14th. ©1 1,500—Lot and 5 room house, Horbach's addl- 4ion, well, cistern, o, Bverythiug i good re- ar, 1H—Loz and 4room houso, Izard, ber. 16th and 17t herd of cattle. Suburban and Farm Property. Unimproved Property "615t addition, on 25th and 3,000~ Lot 60x120, on Farnam, noar 20th. Ve K's addition, Park avo. Business proparty 108 750 each—Two oxtra good lot In {Hanssoms Bargains in Farms & Lands | 0. 10 827 per acre—160 nore lmproved farm, near Cre; ton, Lows, 10 acres woodland, 45 acrea corn, 08 $20 per acre—400 scres, 8 miles from Waterloo, D . balanoe range Good till tand, and will be eold from 88 to ¥0 per smallfarms on tnts land, batance h and Beov.ow S, ok hot s, well, cistern, wtable, oellar. All in . P, M. & O. Good 100 acres in cultivation, 4@ Call and examine other property not lated. BEDFORD & SOUER, 1 8. 1¢ta, bet. " Arnam and ougiss Bar Fine bet oved. oon Ray | thay ty, 0 KIRKWOOD., Lots in this addition are selling rapidly, and prices will be again These are without a doubt tle most desirable lots n Omaha, and will certainly double in price before spring. All who advanced in a few days. havei seen them are well pleased and pronounce them cheap. BEDFORD & SOUER, Say, Hello, There! “T want to ask you it Dr.Thomas' Eclectrio Ol wil readily cure deatuess, as in claimed in the newspa pers?’ “Well, you need not take our word as to that writo to 4. 3. K Astiley, Luer \ ¥a. Seowhathe says. e took the pame to tell us the Tin aw was cured of defoctive oil that he itfor the same purpose to very percediible other day that his nearlng by Dr, T was st mas' Eclectrie an advantage.” SWell, that's 'l Fight, A far a it goos, but T want more proof. Have you got auyt" “A plenty sit. The e is Rev Kirk, N, Y, free trom all predud; a M Crare of Dun pro. or con., and ax the Thomas' K Kkuowl: dgeme w00 | deal atarrh, nees and aarache wonders to m “You o h o splendid Fomedy tor to say there things, Whe by Dr Thomaw' Kol cetricOilY “Vietor A, Loiter, elitor Nationl R ¥ has boen cure | ¢ catacrh it has helped me won H. Dat, “ac imilarly , enys, “Thomas' Kcleetric Ollrelioved wme the “Hwldon! That will do. That's evid What clse s Dr. Thomas® Edleoiric 01l good enough for my tor” “There rheumatinn and neura ache, pain or 8 renoss it iy matehless.” By Druggi-ts everywhere, FOSTER, MILBURN &CO., Manufacturers, Buffalo,N. Y. n't a bitter medicine it the world tor and for auy kind of an New Mexico, Railrond matters are booming in the terri- tory. “T'he cattlo-raisers of the territory are rapid- 1y improvivg the quality of their stock by i porting choice herds, The Perea brothers, of Bernalillo, are said to own 160,000 hewd of sheep, A flock of this size would not have roors on the eutire state of Kthode Tsiand. Tha Presbyterian synod has about con- cluded to eroct a collegn building at Santa Fe, Thav city cluims to he the educational and ro- ligious conter of the torrite white scoundrels on the Arizona-Mexi- ean borders are fur worse as onemies than tho Indians, 1t is they who stir up Indian ex- itements and maguify reports of Indian raids, hey follow in the wake of the army to rob or hire out as guides or teansters, The New Mexico cow is, perhaps. the most athletic animal of its spocies. Sho way ha roduced in health, but her horns are always i a flougishing condit She ceems to hve been intonded more for the production of horn than milk, and Lis Vegas is just tho place to start o comb fuctory, Miscollancous. r the first threa quartors of this yoar the fon yield of Novads amounted to $1,800,- b 000, The old and rotten timbers 1 the Comstock mines are said to causo malaria among the miners, ‘The Sutro Tunnel discharges an average of 8,852,600 gallona of water per 24 hours ut a heat of 118 deerees, Lady the Pinte dressod in femalo ap- parel, well known to all old Comstockers, died two weeks ugo. Thore he wore the female dross was for_cowardice in the war at Pyra- mid Lake in 186 At Pocatello there is daily transferred from the Utsh & Norchern to the Uregon Short Ling tweaty-five cars of ore going eust. This is with the exception of four or ive cars from this district The ores go to_Omaha. Kansas City, Buffulo and Liverpool, England. According to a Nevada hange the net yield of bullion of the « for the fiest threo qu rexcee lod by $100,000 the s od of 1882, the ag- grega i something over $1,800,000, and upon which the stuto receives a tax of about 513,000, Mail cars of standard length will soon take the place of the hulf st ones now in uss on the Norchern Pacific Other ges will inclnde an increass of postel divisions from two to thre Hele: and from on and Portland. tween Bismarck and to two between Helena SOMETHING EVERY LADY OUGHT TO KNOW. There exists a means of se- curing a soft and brilliant Complexion, no matter how oor it may naturaily be. ’l’lngnn's Magnolia Balm is a delicate and harmless arti- cle, which instantly removes Freckles, Tan, Redness, toughness, Eruptions, Vul- gar i‘lushmvs, ete., ete. So delicate and natural are its effects that its use is mot suspected by anybody. No lady has the risht to present a_ disfizured face in society when the Magnolia Balm is sold by all druggists for 75 cents. L i isieiieiationd DR. ERNEST H. HOFFMANN, Physician & Surgeon OFFICE:- 11 AND JACICSON 8T, et, over Heimrod &Dorm ackson streot. nee—A 20 voars' practical experionce . A WILSON, M. Lexid oo, oshibere, GO9I B. BthBirest | 2417 Davenport St KBLLEY & WILSON, Physicians and Surgeons. OFFICK: Boyd’s Opera House, Omaha, Neb G. BVANSON AUG. 3 HIPE G. SVANSON & Co,, Merchant Tailors! 1116 ¥, ruam, bet. 11th and 12th Street OMAHA, . NEBK *ha NEBRASK, LAND AGENCY. 0. F. DAVIS & 00, " Real Estate -Agency, (A ST SEILES 14th Street, het. Farnam and Douglas, (BUCCESSULS TO DAVIS & ENYDER.) Geowera. Uoalors in REAL ESTATE 1505 PARNAM BT, OMAHA Have for maln 00,000 aores caretully soleoted lands 0 Fastorn Nuo At iow priow and o1 sagy Lorma fmproved farms I o In Douglas, Dodge, Gollsx “atte, Burt, Cuming, y, Washlagton, Mevick W dors. 4sl flar 1 3 Taxes pald in all parts of tho State, Money loaiied ou luaproved tartas, Notary Pubilo Alenye in oos Cerrespondenos solic tusd ¢ W Yo o An Early Cali Made by a Barglar at Mr. Kur1z's Residence, Mr. Kurtz Surrenders his Pantaloons But has t Satisfaction of nockimg the Robber Down Stairs, Atbo'clock yesterday morning Mre, M, A, Kurtz, residing at No, 1916 California street, was awakened from a sound slum ber by the cold hand of a bold - burglar. | When Mr. Kurtz opened his eyes ho saw | vevolver staring him in tho face, and behind the revolver stood a villainous- [100king fellow. “ What do you want?" Kurtz, still rubbing his oyes * Your money, and I want it d—d quick,” said the impudent intruder, * Haven’t got any,” said Mr. Kurtz, who then gave a loud yell. “ Shut up! No more of that!" com- manded the robber, who still covered Mr. Kurtz with his revolver. ** Where are your pantaloons 1" ** Over there on the chair, but there's nothing in them,” said Mr. Kurtz. “ Noj they are in the closet,” intor- rupted Mrs. Kurtz. ** Get up aud get "em for me,” was tho next command of the robber to Mr, Kurtz. asked Mr. t them yourself,” replied Mr, Kurtz, who now gave another loud yell or two in hopes of attrecting some one's attention. “Shut up, or I'll blow your d—-d head off. Now get up aud get those pan- taloons,” Mr. Kurtz now deemed it advisablo to comply with the robbers demands, and accordingly he arose and got his panta- loons and handed them to the rascal, who kept him covered with a revolver all this timo. The burglar, upon getting hold of thoe pants, turned and went out into the hall to go down stairs. Mr. Kurtz, who unfortunately had no revolver, but who nevertheless was watching for ' ood op portunity to tackle the fellow, now sprang ofter him and gave him a lively blow with his fist on the back of his head, which knocked him down stairs. The burglar, however, immedi- ately regained his fect, and made his es- cape out of the back door of the house, through which he had entered. Had Mr. Kurtz had a revolver anywhere within convenient reach he would have furnished the coroner with o subject for an in- quest. Prior to going upstairs the thief had explored the lower part of the house and secured several articles of small value, ch he carried with him together with Mr. Kurtz's pantaloons, which contained ouly a small amount of change. A B d Breath Ts insufferable. We don’t like it. A porson with a strong breath must not make himwelf vory fumiliar with us, An impure breath is sed by an unhealthy stomach, Burdock lood Bitters will correct ch‘i‘n evil. They are now PERSONAL, Cady, of Schuyler, is at the Mi chell, of Lincoln, is at the Millard, B. Hoadloy, of Brownville isat the P X~ | ton. . A. Bowen, of Ashland, is a Millard ar- T, M. Marquett, of Lincoln, s at the Mil- lard. Chas. Kroll, of Brownville, stops at the Milfard. Chas. W. Johnston, of St. Paul, is at the Millard, B. Jansen, of Fuirbury, ia stopping at the Puaxton, F. M. Dorrii the Paxton. A. Marehall, of Lincolp, is stopping at the Paxton, H. P. Foster, of Lincoln, is an arrivalat the Paxton. gton, of Plattsmouth, s at M. H. Buchanan, of Dorchester, is a Pax- ton arrival, Councilman Dunhsw returnod from o trip west yesterday. Andy Riley left for the west on & bus taip thik noou. M. L. Hayward, of Nebraska City, is re sterod at the Puxton. Lieut, Governor E. €. Carns, of Sow- ard, is nt the Paxton, Superinteadent Matthowson, of the insane | hospital, Lincoln, is at tho Paxton, Mrs, Kate R. Cunningham, daughter of D, W. Carpenter, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Omaha and Council Blufis for tho past two months, returned to her homein New York city this morning. J. C. Cuine, delogato from Utah, accompa- nied by his wife, passed through the city yes- torday, en route to Wasbiogton, W, C. B. Gillespio, lato editor of the North Miswonri Register, Macon, Missouri, now rep- resontiog the St. Louiy type foundry, is in the city, What Oue Dose Did. 8. 8, Graves, of Akron, N, Y., had Asthma of the worst kind, Took one dose of Zhomas’ 1 electric (il and was relieved iu five minuter, Ho adds: “Would walk ten miles for ‘bis medicine and pay 85 & hottle for it. 1t cured my wife of rheumatism like magic.” e S Real Kstate | ransfors, The following deeds were filed for record in the county clerk's office No- vember 27, reported for Tur Brs by Ames' real estate agency: Mary T. Baldwin, formerly Mary T. Reed, and C. H. Baldwin, her husband, to John Campbell, w d, lots, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 and 20, in Haws’ add to Oma- ha, 1,600. Anna M, G. BlcCormack and Josiah 8. McCormack to Georgo T, Mills, w d, part ne § of nw ] of sec 16, 15, 13, §450. James Murray and wife to Dexter T Thomas, wd, part lot 2, block 87, in Florence, §100, Frauk L. Parks and wife to Leroy E. Ewmerson, wd, part lot 4, block 6, in Louis’ 2nd udd te Omaha, 850, Frank L. Park and wifo to Leroy E Emerson, w d, part lota 3 and 4, block K, in Louis’ 18t add to Omaha, $060. John LYRedick and wife to Isaac Congdon, Joseph R Clurk and George J. Huot, wd, lots 6, 7 and 8, block 2, in sub-division of John I. Radick's add to Omaha, $3,700, Dennis Cunvinghant and wife to Mary Roonoy, w d, lot 4, biock 1, Cunning- ham’s sub.div, $625, Dennis Cunningham and wife to Sove- ren Nelson, ahd Soren P. Poterson, w 4, ARCHITECTS GREM OV A HANATIONA' LD lot 3, blk 3, in Cunningham's sut.div, £0625. Petor Harris and Emms Harris to OMAHA, THURSDAY NOVEWMBLR 29, 1383, C AY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINES, TRADE MAR. Tik Great Fxo-TRADE MARK I\ RRwRDY. AD tuling cure f eminal Weak ham, thy that fc FTER TARINC ad to Tnsanity or Con' ~ARETARING 5 Back, Dimne frug roquircments ar & somplied with, ingle packa ont skeptical ecount of ¢ their writton cuarantee A tria Gray's Speaific will convine rits, wo have adopted the Wrapper; the £arhail particular in siro to send free by o Modic ine 1w wold by at &) por p OF sX Package b scnt fre on the r Tnone, THE Y MEDICIN in Omaha by o Samuel F. King, w d,part lot 2 in Tsaac's add to Omaha, $320, eorve H. Boges and wife and Lew W. Hill ta Lucis D, Morse, w d, lota 1 and 2, block 6 in Omaha View, 8300, wirge H, Boy and wife and Lew W. Hill to Sarah M. Waters; w d, lot 7, block 2 in Bogg's 2d addition to Omaha, 2700, orge H. Boggs and wifo and Lew W. Hill to Wilhelmina Bauman,wd. lots 8, 0and 10, block 2, in Omaha View, 1,420, Frederick Sonnenschein and wife to Louis M. Moelcher,w d, lot 24 in Kensing- ton, $600. Amgustus Kountze and wife to James M. Ross, wd,lot 4, block 8, in Kountze's 4th add. to Omaha, £026.10. Augustus Kountzo and wife to John Meyer, w d, wi of lot 9, block b, in Kountze's 4th add. to Omaha, $120, Augustus Kountze and wife to John Meyer, lot 4, block 8, in Kountzo's 4th add to Omaha, James H. Ross, unmarried, to John Meyer, lot 14, block 8, Kountze's fourth add to Omaha, $1,600. Witham Preston and wife to Charles L. Todd, lot b, Preston & Williams’ add to Omaha, $2,600. J. M. Rogers & Wife to Alexandor MceGay Jot 2, block 9 Kountze's fourth add to Omaha, $5660. Margret M. McCague to David H. Bowman, w d, lot 7, block 8, Shinn's 1st add. 10 Omaha, $1,100. Julius C. Rosenfeld and wife to Henry D, Shull and Harry D, Reed, w d, part of 1ot 9, block 8, Wilcox's add. to Omaha, $180. Robert C. Nixon and wife to John I, Hotton, n'} and w 32 feet of s 44 foet,lot 7, block 10I, Omaha, £2,600. John I. Redick and wife to Christian Wille, lot b, block 2, subdiv of John I. Redick’s to Omaha, $1,200. e ~—There will be union Thanksgiving servico at the Presbyterian church, corner Dodge and Seventeenth streets, at 11 o’clock this morn- ing. Preachivg by Rev. T. C. Hall. The public are cordia ly in COMPLETE TREATMENT, $L A winglo Radical Cure in- stantly rel Sioezing or He d Cold: i, ato s watery din: ges trom the Nowe and Fyes, provents Ringl g ho head, Cures Nervous 1 lache and Catarrh it cleannes the s passago he venses of wuell, ta ring when' affected, h the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offen- <ive matter, eweetens and purifio« the breath, stops the cough and arrests the progress of Catarrh to wards Consur ptian, Ono bottie Radical Curo, one box Catarrha) Sol- vent and sanford’s Inhaler, all n one package, of all drugwists for $1. ARt £ SANFORD'S ICADICAL CURK. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL ( ros 1 and prevention, COLL,N& the INSTANT IT 18 APPLILD, ol heuniatism, Neuralgin, Sciat- \‘\V‘iL""/‘g‘ / ica, Conghn, Colds, Weak' Back, AL 7 4 Stomach and Bowels, Sho i ous, Hysterin, alpitation, Dyspep Somplaint, Billions Fo epidemios, um 2 - 7 SR (un ELEC SELECTRICXN TR Y COMBINEI PL A STERS Vith 8 Porous Plaster) and luug) 4lh'»w Iar Monthl Drawing will take place i the Mawonicifa 1. Masonic Temple Bul [ding, in Loulsvide, Ky, Thursdusy December 291h, 1883. wiuilotrery & FairDrawings. Al 0« 1Ky, and tico de-turs wt il te Ftate Bond wiven o Henry County 1 the sum of 100,000 for the prompt ysywent full rizon wold, A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGE #£a7 Evory ticket holder hisown supervisor, can al) ot the nuiaber on his ticket and seo tho corresponi i'i mumber on the tag pleoed i the wheol In his prevence. Theso drawings will occur on the ln 4 Thursday of every v Read the magnificent December Scheme, 1 Prize $38,000 1 Puze, 10,000 1 Prizo, 6,000 2 Prizes, § ) 00 b Prizes, 2,000 20 Prize, 100 Prize 10/000 10, 00 20 Prizes, 00 each 10/000 6 0 Prizes, 0 each ¢ 1000 Prizes, 10 car g 0 trizew, 500 cach Approxiniation Prisw, Prico, 200 " “ O 1 jzew, 100 each " " 1,806 1 lzen. 110,400 Whole Tickets, $2. Half Tickets, §! 27 Tickets, $00, 05 Ticiets, §: Remit money or Bank Draft n Lutter, express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTEKED LETT) OI POBT OFFICE ORDER, unti) further notice. dors of 85 and en, can b ent at expense Ad to J.J. DOU LAS, Lauisville, Ky, sat-Lu-th-&wlst Sw om 81, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE, Graham Paper Co., 917 and 219 North Maln 5t., 8t. Louls WIOLESALE DEALERS IN IPAPERS, (Wil ENVELOPES, CARD (BOARD AND PRINTERS’ STOCK, 447 Cash pald or Rags and Pape Btook, SorMetalnds NANKOOD RESTORED, iotim of early imprudence, cavsing nervous debil- BOO) NEWH, Sromature Secay oo . Naylag L nown remiedy has & dimiplo, re, WEICH o Wit T 1S o lowean ‘Address. J. 1 BEEVES. € Clathaza it Now ¥ors McCARTHY & BURKE, UNDERTAKERS! %18 I4TH STREET, BET, FARNAM AND DOUGLAE, THE NECESSITY FOR THE SPECIALIST, DR. H WAGNER, s long boon acknowledied and more &0 at this day thanany other. The vast fiold of medical sc wing, and its wimerous nearer and nearer to man ean any longer grasp ho necessity tor dividing the labor 1 all doubt that disea to-urinary ¢ And it Is , affecting the gen rizans noed special study moro than any lee, i we would understand and know how | reut them properly DIL . WAGNER f8 fully aware that thers are mny phyician, and som scnible people, who wil i i for making this clss of diseases & epe. 3 but liefs hapy o know that with most per sons of veflienient and intelligence o mare enlighten ed view fs taken of the subjoct, and that the physic w1 who devotes himself to relioving the atficted and aving them from worse than death, s no loss & phi anthropist and benefactor to his race than the sur | geon or physician who by clove apulicat cols i | any other branch of his profession. And fortunately of humanity, the day is dawning when the false phi anthrophy that condemned the victims of folly or crime, Iko the leper undor the Jewish law, to° die uncated for has passed away. A Few Reasons Why you should try the celebrated Dr. I Wagner's methoda of cure: 1. “'Dr. H. Wagner Ia & natural physician. 0.'8. Fowtxm, The Greatest Living Phrenologist, “Few can excel you as a doctor.” Di. J. B, The World's Groatest Physiognomist. “You are wonderfully proficient In your know! edgo of discase and mediclnon.” Dr. J. MATTIRWS. & .‘Tne afficted find ready rellet in_ your pree ence.” Dr. J. Siuus, b “Dr. I Wagner I & regular graduate trow Bellevue Hospital, New York city; has had very ex tensive hospital practice, and is thoroughly posted on all branches of his beloved science, especially on chronic discason.” Dra. Brows el & Ewixe, 6. “De. H. Wagnor ha immortalized himself by his wondertul discovery of specific remedies for prl Virginia City Chronicle, vate and sexual diseasca.™ *“Ihousands of invalids flock to see him. Fra Chr le. S “The Doctor's long experience as a kpecialiet should render hin very successtul.”—Rocky Mour: tain News. Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. w0 & discussion of tho secret vico was en he profossion medical works of 0 would hard o physician s of a di that it is his duty—lisagreeable though it handle this matter withont gloves and ly about it; and intelligent parents anc will thank him for doing alts attending this destru wt0od, oF ot properly g attached wub) tinvite close investix awaz i generally contracted By the young whilo attending school; ol lonn througt heit exampl t, or it may dred throtgh accident. citoment wcod, the prac il at last the The e repented again and 3 or and gonera) . Tho boy seoks soclision, and raroly joine in the sportw of hix companions. 1 ho bo a young wan o will be little found in company with the other sex, and {8 troubled with exceoding and annoying thelr presence. Lascivious dreams, asions and_eruptions on the face, ete., are als nilient symytoms. 1t the practice is violently persisted 1n, more serlous oox take place, ~ Great palpitation of the heart, onvulslons, are experienced, and the wiffers into a comiplete state of idiocy be thally all would ot to do so; bt 1 yon fail f your nervous ystem by already oo tch” shattered, conko quently, your willpower broken, take some nerve il youin your effort. Having freod yourselt trom the habit, T would further connsel yon to g reat CHEAPEST Lots IN THE CITY OF ONLAEXIA. (Very handy to U, P. Shops, Post- oflice, ete.) FOR SALE —IN=— COLLEGE PLACE (New addition of 234 lots. PROSPECT PLACE, (Only 58 Lots remaining unsold.) LOWES FIRST & SECOND ADDITIONS (Nearly all sold in these 2 additions,) —AND— Shinn's Third Addition, (8 Beautiful Lots left.) On the following Streets: —CALIFORNTA,— ~—BURT,— ——CUMING,——- through a reguiar course of treatment, for it i a miatako Lo suppowe Uhat wiy ol iay, o ome Do tevery wo little, give himself up to thin but duigerous excitement without suffering from its wvil consequences at some future time. ‘T numb of young men who are fica to fll the dutl enfoined by wedlock is alarmingly large, and in most of wuch cases this unfortunate condition of thinge cau be triced to the practice of self-abuse, which had been abandoned years ago. Indeed, n fow months” practicc of this habit is sutiiciont to induce spermatorthas 1 lator years,and I have many of such cases under treat mentat the present day, Young Men Who may be suffering from the offects of youthtul folliew or Indiscretions will do well to avail themselves sroatent boon over laid at the altar of suf Di. Waoxrn will guarantee to for foit 800 for every caso of seminal weakness or private diseaso of any Kind and character which he under taken to and failsto cure, Middle Aged Men. There are many at tho age of 30 to 60 who ar troubled with too frequent ovacuations of the blad der, often accompanied by slight smarting or burn ing’ sensation, and a weakening of the system in wanner the patient cannot weeount for. — On examin tho urinary depositan ropy sediment will often he d, and sometimes small particlos of wlbumen will illbe of thin milkish hue, agalr 1 torpid appea There art wha dic of this difl ignorant of the cause, which is the ness. D W. will guarantee s jerfect cure i il canes and o healthy restoration of ~urinary or iultation froe. Thorough examination and ad nications ahould ). 2889, Do it weiyht in gold to young men Seut by mall to any addrons, Let Your Light Shine. Dr. Wagner, be celebrated specialist, of Denver, 6 Larimer street, believes in letting the world know what he can do, and is doing for the his fellownien. Hin treatment for lost m ure to win b ne that posterity will housand e noninls from alkover the United Stat ¥om thow he hins cured, is proof positive that hedoes ure the worst cases of these discases. The aflicted vom chronic und sexual diseason of every kind will nd him their best friend. Kead his advertisementio all our city papers, and call on him for advice, s we ‘ou will corroborate us in saying he is the sul ‘4 true friend. — Rocky Mounrain News.| Relief to the Afflicted. In medicines, a4 1n seienico, the spec ones whoalwayn couey to tho front ud a complish great results, This remnrs v ospecially applicable to 0 Dr. 1. Wagner, of this city. He stands at the top of his profssion, ad th he unfcmanate would eomn w wed in the light of scientl endorsed by the most eminent of the me Hin office at 844 Larwinir atruct, whero he will speedi- ily effcota eure for the suffering of either sex, Bo mat- tor how complicated their - complaint.—Pomeroy ¢ Democrat, st are the Time for a Cure. Persons at & distance who wish tobe treated by D Wagner need not feel backward because of inability to visit him, If they willw to the doctor ho wil - a list of questions w nables him to send medicines, counsel and to thousands be hat uever aeei. Ho has p 10 overy city, town aud station in Colorado = well aa allover the Unites States. o6 his sd ver Tribune, 8hall We Reform ? Bpecklc romedies for all diseases la the practice at present of educated aud experlence physicians, aiid in all large communities they have their specialties, to excel in which they direct theh studica and practics. Dr. Wagner s & succosstul i} lustration of this modern school of specialtios. and hie unprocedented succoss in the treatment of private discancs i ua wondertul a1t o atterin i i imn, ‘Thoso persons who noed medical reliet for the most delicate of diseases willtind an accomjplished aud ko oensful 'rh)nh'hw in the person of Dr. Wagner, No. 848 Larimor strect, who 18 highly recommended by the medical profeasio at home il abuard. — Pomeroy 't Democrat. Bigoty aud ignoraice ulust ive wayte wiadom, and the wike physician belioves in letting his light shine for the giory of his fellow mon. Printer's Aok the torch he can best use to guide the wesry aud wick oue to the (uwntain of hewlth 11 this artich should bo insteumental as o “TORCHLIC HT st up: on ahill to guide waffering humanity 1318 Lariuier wireet, Denver, Colorado, it will answer the purpose for which 1t wis writton._ Address DR, HENRY WAGNER, P, 0. box 2389, or call at 848 Lariimer Sirep! 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