THE OMAHA DAILY BEE- SUNDAY , &EI TEI\IBER 11 , ISOS-SIXTEEN PAGES.
HOME OF ENGLAND'S PEES
Wanderings Within and Without the Rojal
Oestlo of Windsor.
WHERE DEAD DOGS ARE HIGHLY HONORED
The lloj-nl Turks MpinnrlPS of Milton unit
( Iniy Coiitrniplrttlnc tlio Cmintnph of
tlif I'rlnco Consort Clinnce
Mr-cling wild tlio
Wisnson. Et.e. , Aug. 31. | Corrcspon-
denco of THE UKH. ] If ono could wholly dlv
nssormto from the mind the roynl and his
toric Imprcsstvonois of Windsor cnMlo anil ,
standing upon the battlotnonts of its great
contra ! Hound tower , uiToly nonlcmplato
the plaoo and its surrounding as a bit of
English scenery , the color , fesllng mm sug-
Kostlvonoss in all within the raneo of vision
would still proro engaging to a wondrous
degree ) .
Almost at the vary odeo of the castle walls
ire the gleaming curves of the winding
Thames , hero a pure and crystal stream bo-
Iwecn velvety , oroerald banks. "Winding
fcjhoro" the locality was anciently called ;
whence tbo present corrupted name of
Windsor. The silvery surface threading
fcway to the west -underneath flno old stone
bridge hints of the river's source , far be
yond classic Oxford , among the hills of
Berks nnd Gloucester. In its eastern way
through broadening tncacls , past noble
demesnes and through quaint and
iloepy hamlets , it carries the ttioucht
past hugo old London nnd the
( learning aandrciichcs of Maplin nnd Mar
gate to tbo wild North sea. In this ono little
itripol England as much potential history
has had its origin as along the Tiber from
Ustia back to the crags of Aqullone.
Just across the pleasant stream , it > rod
roofs half hidden beneath masses of centu
ries-old trees , is olden Eton town. Thnt
mass of low battlements o " turrets Is a
vision of Eton college , ono of the oldest
schools of England. You know tbo picture
tbcro if your oycs can only ECO tbo setting ;
tbo low oaken rooms , dark and rich with
ttrango old carvings ; the masters gowned
an it grave ; the brasses and tablets com
memorating the famous and great who once
were "Eton boys ; " nnd , beneath hundreds
of cops aua tussols , the fresh young fuces of
luoso who will rule England In thought , and
net xvhon the twentieth century bos cooio.
In every Direction irom Windsor tno eye
Inlls upon meadows like lawns , great parks
and forests of gigantic oaks and yews.
You can count nearly 100 scats of the
gentry nnd nobility from whfcre you
stand on the tower. Interspersed nro the
quaintest of old-world villages , primitive
tnrrnhouscs , nvcnucs of limes and elms ,
luxuriant hedges , gardens flaming und lush ,
quaint arched bridges , ancient mills , grayer
or white turrets breaking through masses of
trees , roadside inns ana cottages buried iu
vines and ( lowers. It is all a vast panorama
of pastoral England , centering in , uouilnatod
by , this royal pile of historic stono.
lliinor to Ii-nl ; Dog * .
On tbo north , eust and south the royal
parks of Windsor close in snugly upon tbo
town aua castle. The Home park , so named
from its immediate vicinity to thu castle , Is
nearly four miles in circumference aud com
prises about 500 acres. It is beautifully
studded with clumps of forest trees. There
are many avenues of stately elms planted
during lh"o reign of Queen Anne , and George
III. annually coursed hero for hares. Be
sides numberless , cascades , nrtificlai ponds ,
grottoes and picturesque Bridges , Homo park
contains structures and appurtenances pecu
liar to royalty.
Some of those are Adelaide lodge , the royal
kennel , tuo quten's poultry houses , the
nrjnldairy and the royal gardens. T&cj
lougo consists only of two rooms and a
page's residence , but they are sumptuously
ilttud up with furnishings from the royal
lodge. A short distance from this is a hand
some cottage in tbo Gothic style , tlio resi
dence of the keeper of the park , and In the
rear of this are oxtenslvo kennels for the
fancy dogs of tbo queen. There is not a
hospital in Victoria's dominions so perfectly
arranged , ventilated and appointed. The
queen is very fond of tneso dags , especially
of tbo collies and fox terriers , fiequontly In
spects tno kennels , and lavishes goriulno
affection upon her favorites.
Tbo burying ground of tbcso canine pots is
Indeed a plao for reflection. When tbo dogs
dlo they are laid boncalb the turf
ivbero they were bred exorcised and
came to royil dogs' csuilu. An in
scribed stone tablet marks each cunino grave.
It tnny be there are thnso who loiter in thosu
avenues of thu dead , pensively conning such
inscriptions as , " 1'nnoic. Scotch terrier.
Brought from jlnlmoral , Juno 14 , 18(15. ( Died
_ February 0 , lb 4 ; " "Maurice , favorite Mount
V St. Bernard of U. K. H. , the prinre consort ,
aind November , 1SS4 , " and "Nellio ( collie )
mother of Bess , Flora and Sailor , died Octo
ber 12 , 1SSC. "
My companion , a qutto noted English
clergyman , rcmurked with some bitterness ,
"Bettor a dead dog in this kennel than our
Maxtor's striverouislde this royal demesne. "
I thought not , und told him so.
"Then you belle American principles , " ho
retorted.
"And you the manhood of n manly
Englishman , " I could not but answer.
"You are railing at tbo womanly suntimcnt
and tenderness ol a good woman and your
queen , "
"Ah , " ho rejoined , prodding "Pnnclo's"
Iioud3tono viciously , "you Americans uro
very queer people , very. "
I'ernaps wo nro. But wo don't ynp elocu
tion and roach for bombs because wo discover
tenderness In woman.
Dairy und 1'oultry House * .
The royal dairy is as beautiful as some of
tbo Ludy chapels of tbo old Engllih catho-
_ , orals. It is about thirty foul square. Six
. octagonal columns support thu roof. The
reservoir through which constantly Hews a
stream of cold water is built of encaustic
lllos. Tbo windows nro of slalnod-glnss ,
bordered with designs in buttercups , blos
soms and urliuroses. Too walls arc lined
with t'.elicatoly tinted tiles , bordered with
green , wltn bas-relief agricultural subjects
and medallions of the queen and the rovul
family.
Thu poultry house is on clcrent semi-
( Jothlo bulldl.ig with n central pavilion
* ! , crowned by a suporo duvu-cota completely
lined with full length plain mirrors. On
cither Hldo of the pavilion nro the roosting-
bouses nnd nests. An immense area of lawn
IB divided by wlro fcnca into wards or
"ruus"forlbo fowls , of which there uro
neatly every Known blooded spt-cics , anil In-
Bldp those wiirus are gravel wnlln bordered
by pruhs plats loading to the poultry bouso
entrances.
Tbo roynl gtmlun contains n area of
thirty acres. Its total nuigo of glass-cov
ered structures N about 1,000 foot. Tboro is
a luxurious residence for lliu bead gardener ,
with two sumptuous apartments forusoof
the queen. The vineries are each upwards
of UK ) foot in length , besides two pine-
bouses , Ml feet IOUL- ; two pi'achhousos 50
Tcot IOUB , a conservatory M fret in Icnctb ,
whllo u spueolNi feet wide by 1.U77 feet long
X * > "ls dividcu Into three hugo pits for forcing
* A. tnolotm , cucumbers , nupuragus end the Hue.
The ( treat park Hot to tbo south of Wind *
tor. It contains 1,800 acres. Snvoral magiil.
tlccnl road * intersect it. The Long walk ,
three tulles in lungltr , and bordered by the
llnost ohm In England , Is Ihu most famous.
The royal farms uro in till * park and wore
converted to this use by Gaorgo III. and
Uuorgo JV always inudo the present Itoyal
lodge his summer roildonco. i'tio noble
ttructuro called Cumberland ldto , built by
Willinm , duke of Cutnbsrlaud , uncln to
Gcorgo III , is near Ihu Koyal lodrc. and Is
' the present residence of 1'rinco ami 1'rlucoss
hi/ L'lirwtiuti and family.
/ Other interesting features of Great park
are Rhododendron nvunuo , a ir.llo In length ,
the great obelisk voinruaraorattnir Cumber
land' * victory at Culloden , whcro ( ho house
of Stewart fell , the Chapel Hoval of All
Saints , the equestrian ttatua of Gcorgo 111 ,
ind the Koyul schools , founded and main
tained by thu queen for the edu-
ration of the children of tbo
employes connected with the royal
domains , and Virginia water , winding
nroiit cbHrrulnjr sconcry , una ald to bo
Ibo larsc&t arltllclal body of water In the
world.
I'orrtt I'rluicvHl.
Ju t west of Great park , aloni ; thobisb
road to Reading , llctwrintrerr.alna of ( indent
Windsor forest. Its circumference w -
originally 130 miles. In the northern portion
the forest Is sllli primeval , and hcrnnro found
onks rivaling In t-lrlh the most famous of
Ho bin Hood's land in Nottinghamshire. The
King Onk. ovorSOO years ago the favorlto
trco of William tbo Conqueror , Is still stnnd-
inp , ana Is livoniy-Mx feet In ijirth throe fcoi
from tbo ground , Tl.oru nro also four other
famous oaks bora respectively known us thn
oaks' of Qjocns Anne , Charlotte , Adelaide
and Victoria.
Hosldcs tbcso and mnny other features of
Immediate and present interest round
about this royal residence , there Is a
pcnulmi fascination , whllo hlRb up licro
upon the liueo Hound tower , In scanninc the
tnnascapo and recalling objects and places
mellow with the traditions of lonp nga , or
spots famous In the world of today , .lust
over beyoud Urcal park nro Ascot heath and
race course. Tbo course Is the Illicit In the
kingdom , Tbocrand stand rivals In splen
dor and extent the noted Epsom boitlae
stand ; and tbo races are always honored br
tbo presence of members nt tbo rojal family ;
who are Invnt-luUly driven to Asc.ot through
the royal parks from Windsor.
Wlnklleld , near Ascot , abounds with
nearly two score gentlemen's seats In parks
of tan greatest scenic beauty. At Cbcrtsuy ,
but nine miles distant , once famous for 1U
abbey , lived and died the pootCowlor , whllo
Albert Smith , author of "Christopher Tod-
nole , " many other worm of Ilctlon una
many books of travel , whoso genius barely
fell short of that of Dickens , was bom In the
satno quaint old village. Uatchot , on the
Thames about a mile- from Windsor , has the
remains of n very ancient monastery ; wbllo
Dalcl'Ot Mead was rendered famous bv
SbnkcsDcaru in his "Morrv Wives of
Windsor. "
lint four mites distant is the quaint and
sequestered villageof Horton , In this , nt
BuTkyn manor nouso. lived Milton , with his
father and mother when they retired from
business In 1C.2 ! ; and hero wcru written
"Comus , " "Arcades , " "Lyeldas. " "L.'Alle
gro" and "II I'onseroso. " At Old Windsor ,
two miles down the river. Is ono of tbo moat
Impressive old yow and cypress-shaded
courcliyards In England. Its Moat farm was
the hunting seat of Saxon kinsrs. Mrs.
Kobinson , the al'lhorass , aud tbo unfortunate
Perdltn , is buried here ; and its Beaumont
lodpo was the former home of Warren Hast
ings.
Wlndmir Town and I'cuplc.
Bray is but five miles distant up the
Thames. The "Vicar of Bray. " ono
Symonds , was tu&t spiritually vivacious
cleric who changed his religion four
times , In successive reigns , thnt be might
live and die in his "livlutr. " At Beacons-
field , to the north of Wilton pork , was the
homo of Waller , the pool , and BurKO , the
statesman. Hero at Slough , two miles to tbo
north , Is the bouso occupied so long by Sir
William Horichol , and vou will sco bore n
part of his great forty-foot telescope , wbllo
two miles further , beyond meadows green ,
nestling in clumps of yew and oak , is tbo
olden homo of tbu Pcnns , near which is tno
mossy old parish church of Stoke I'ogU ,
where was written tbo purest and sweutost
elegy in the English touiruc.
But coming closer to roval Windsor is
Windsor town Itself. Scarcely moro than n
vlliaco , it straggles up to the castle walls
lllo a moss of dependent relations fawnIngly -
Ingly creeping clo o to the source of favor
und bounty. I may alone fancy it , but
the folk , the bouses , the sireots. all
sights und scomings , possess a cringiuir ,
servlio air. It is drowsy mid ancient enough
surely. You can find many old naif-timbered
houses here ; almost every hnme.and ttov uro
chiefly humble ones , has its little square
grass plat , of tbo ancient timein front of it ;
nnd the very names uf its few aud oua old
inns , such us Adam und Eve , Hand mid
Glove , nnd Merry Wives of Windsor , are
redolent of the swords , rutls and wigs of
Elizabethan days.
It scums to mo that aftur ono has grown a
little familiar with this most famous of all
royal residences , Windsor castle itself , its
inmates and all its present splendor lake less
and less hold upon the visitor , und that the
wraitbs of historic associations and memor
ies conjured up by wbul ono cui < not but see
and foci grow moro and moro imperative of
recognition.
Within I lid Cnitln Koyul.
To many visitors most. Interest is found
In the state apartments , the Zuccarellt
room , the Vundyck room , the Hubens
room , the guard room , the audience and
presence chambers , St. Georgo's hall , the
crimson , green and white drawing rooms
over the cast terrace , aud the Waterloo
chamber. The stern simplicity of the guard
room , the great hull emblazoned with the ar
morial bearings of the Garter knights and
lined with portraits of British sovereigns
from tbo time of Charles II. to the present ,
and tbo historic Waterloo chamber , where
the beroos of the battle assembled aunuully
on its anniversary , uro by fur the most
striking nna impressive.
Moro keenly attractlvo to mo have always
been the two cbancls of Albert nnd St.
George , and ns the former was the place of a
chitiicc meeting with a memorable ocrson-
ago , it cannot but possess lor mvbelf the
strongest hold upon feelings and remem
brance. Both cbupels are doubtless , for
their size , the most famous treasure houses
of royal mausoleum and memorial in tbo
whole world. The enrichment by every
known form of memorial art is sumptuous
and macnilicunt beyond description.
In front of tno chancel of tbeAlburtchapol
is the cenotaph to the late prlr.co consort. It
is an altar tomb by tbo lute Baroa Henry do
Tnijuoti. Its base is of bluest and gold Tus
can murblo. At each angle of tbo tomb is
tbo flguru of an an eel , tboso at tbo front
bearing shields , ono ivllti the arms of the
queen nnd the other with thoio of the prince
consort. Around the tomb , in niches , ore
statuettes , tbrne on tbo south side represent
ing Charity , Piety and Hope , and the throe
on the north , Justice , Honor and Truth , At
the east end is tbo mournfully interesting
statuette of the queen in her younger days ,
and opposite U a statuette of Science weep-
Inc. An inscription runs around tne grand
antique marble of its cap. Upon the latter
lies tno recumbent figure of "Albert the
Good , " iijncniticently sculptured , wearing
the armor of n knight of the Middle Ages
and clothed in the inautlo of the order of tbo
Gcrter.
Onci'ii unit Widow.
On a recent occasion whlio standing before
this memorial , my attendant having ex
cused bimselt for n moment and disappeared
throtuti the private door loading to tbu
deanery , two luiMeu , ouo an elderly woman
and her companion a fair-faced wotnan ol HI ) ,
quietly cntorod and walked straight to tbo
cenotaph. They were both dressed plainly
but richly , and without bonnets , and at tbo
time I thought them visitors staying at some
gentleman's sent or near hotel.
My own great interest In the rcannlflcent
sculptured efliey attracted tbo attention of
the old Indy , and , seemingly from some Im
pulse of creat self interest in the figiiro I
could not then understand , sbo accosted mo
as friendly as though I bad not bean a
stranger , and almost ongorly , with tuosianlo
inquiry :
"Does the work please- you as an Ameri
can } "
"Thank you , madam , " I rejoined with some
hesitation , "It noes ; but not so much at ibo
heroic equestrian statue of Albert in front of
St , George's hall , In Liverpool , which , in
my judgment , Is tbo most splendid memorial
1 tiuvu over seen , Tbo prince consort was
uuova all eUo a manful man. This flcuro
* ucgcst3 Unlghtbood aud its trappings. The
Liverpool statue is majestic In its cxurossioi ,
of manhood , "
She seemed burled in thought for a mo
ment , and noddoU nor gray head silently.
Finally bur eyes filled with tears , and , gra
ciously bowing to tno , she said , sadly : " 1
thank you as on American , with ull my
heart. "
Then tno two ladies turned away and
pasted out of the chopol. At the sumo lt >
stunt my attendant returned In apparent
great excitement , "My God , sir ! " bu ox-
clolmod , "you hnvo hosti spoaUing , without a
presentation , to her majesty , the queen ! "
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CATALOGUE
-OF-
On Farm of A. J. Poppleton , at
lilkhorn , Nebraska , to be
soli at
AUCTION
AT-
7
Elkhorn. Nebraska.
Way , Sept ! 5tli , 1892 ,
At 2 O'clock P. M.
TIHRMS OA.SH.
Oakland Farm is a mile nnd a hnlf
north of Elkhorn Station on the main
line of the Union Pacific Railway , aoout
twenty-one miles west of Omahn.
Trains leave Omaha ( Union Pacific
Depot ) for Elkhorn daily at 7:55 : and
9:50 : in the morning , aud 4:15 : and 0:40 :
in the afternoon.
The horses are now at Oakland farm
and can bo examined there at any time.
Mr. Fi cd. R. Sticknoy is in charge of
Farm.
I. Zulu I'.O. record S.TOlj , bar stallion , fontctl IS7P.
by llnrolil J13. nlrciof.lt trotters and 3 pacers , ami
iruTiit lre of fll In S.SOor butter , dnm Miss Dura ) br
Huvnl'.i Mnmbrlno br Mambrlna Chief.
3. Trnverve 1112. bsy stallion , foilinl 1335. by Zulu
a m N-Itlo Klllot , br Maitnn Cliirta 1U > . slro of 5
Iii2.n0niid urnmlslruof 21 In 8.3'J "nil bettor.
3 Itoyal Oak 11610. bay stulllon. fouled 1S3 ? . by
Nutwood GW. slro of Ol trotters nnd 5 pacers , nud
crnntl-lroof 13 in 2.U : nnd tic tier , dnm Nvttlo/.ulu
by Xtihi fco No. I ) , gramKUm Nolllo Klltott by
Mann Chnrta 103.
4 llentwood l.Ult , bay stallion , foaled 183 ? . by
Nutwood ftj > . Hire of tit ! trotter * and 'i pacers , and
crandslre of 43 In 2.33 nnd bettor , U.iiu Nettle1 Zulu by
Zulu ( ef No. 1) ) , criuiJlmu Nellie Hlllott by .Manila
Oharttt 103.
t > . Mnmlnn. tmy colt , foaled 161)1. ) by Snliiam 7347 by
Onward 1411. sire of .17 trcttors nnd 0 purer * , nnd
Krnmlslroof 2iUa3.3'J or better , dum Nettle Xulu by
Zulu ( BOO No. 1) ) .
C. Box Kldcr. bay colt , foaled 1S9I. by Salnam 7SI7
by Onnard 1111 , Mro of 37 trotters and 0 pncers , and
imindslrr of'J In : . : x ) or bettor. Uam Nolllo Zulu by
/.ulu ( see No. I. ) . ,
7. Nettl Zulu , bay ninro , loulfil ! & > , by Zulu ( sec
No. Idam ) Nulllu Klllott by Miunn Clinrta Itt'i.
8. Nullio Zulu , bay mure , foalc-J 1353 , by Zulu ( see
No. 1) ) dam Nolllo Klllott by Mitciia Cbarta 105.
9. Dorlndn , bay mare , 153I , by Zulu , dam Nettle
Klllott by Macna Cbarta 103.
10. Morredii , bay mnrc , foaled 1S3.1 , by Zulu , dam
Merccdc-v by xituni 2G'JJ. slru of " > nnd crandslro ofo _
In 2.S3 or better. '
II. Nellie Klllott , tiny mare , br Manna Clinrta 105 ,
tire of In 2.1:0 : nnd erandnlro of 21 In SM or better.
I ! . Molllo lint-Kin , buy mare , fouled 18S7 , by
Hector Wllkes WIG by fieorge Wllkes 519 , record 2.22 ,
dam Alice by Jnclnto IVI8.
13. Watch Kyt1 , blacu mnre. foaled 13J7 , by Oriental
dam daughter of Charles Caflroy 1043 , sire of 3 In
2.SJ.
14. lies ? Uashnw. bay mare , by Heck , dam Illack
Nell.
15. Merri'doi. sorrel mare , foaled 1639 , by Urldcer
by Maxi-y Cobb , dnm .MereeJn ( see No. 10) ) .
in. llermlnle. brown mare , foaled 1S5. > , by Zulu
( co No. 1) ) , dam Herman maro.
17. Coal , blnckiioldlnz , foaled ISSX by llrldver by
Maxltt Cobb , unui Hens Ilaahaw.
IS. llock , bronn m.iro , foaled 1S3J , by Ilrld cr by
Mnile Cobb , dam llfta llnih'iw.
19. 1'atty. brown tllly. foaled 1337 ( will prod'jco
standard.
20. Nancy , liny mare. foaloJ JbSG. hy Alarm ! C2I ,
sire ( if Dancer , record 2.2W , by Will kill Llilef 330 ,
sire of.fin ml k'ramUtre ot 10 In'M or better , crnnrt-
dum .Miidni ) .
21. lllldn. bay ally , by Traverse ( oo No. 2) ) . dam
MndEC.
23. Adaltna. bay niaro , by .Ultimo by Allraont 33
the croat brood lunre sire , dam unknown.
2-3. Colt , by Traverse ( see No. 2) ) , dara Adnllnc.
24. MaK. brown mare , by Alarm Wilt , nlre of Dan
cer , record 3.2vj" . by Wnlklll Clilaf 330 , Hire of 5 and
KramUIro of 10 In 2.30 or better , dam Mmlgo.
2J. lllnck colt , byuln ( see No. I ) , dam .Mnc.
26. Ida I'cck , liny mare , fouled 1335 , br Hyrus 3512 ,
by Knfleld 128. slru of 3 nnd Krandslro of 20 In 2.30 or
better , dam MndKC.
27. Doll , bay mare , foaled 1833 , by Zulu ( sco No.
1) ) . dum JlnE ( " < No. 24) ) .
23. Colt , fouled 1S1KI , by llrldger by Maxlo Cobb
dnm Hall meo No. 27) ) .
23. Jennie , tmy tllly , foaled 1838 , by Traversa ( sco
No. 2) ) . rtnm Idn 1'pck ( sco No. 2 ) .
33. bullie. black marc , by Chnrlcii Caftruy 1013 , sire
of 3 In 2..TO , d-mi Ma , ; ( see No. 21) ) .
31. r-orrcl Illly. foaled Iw'J , by Zulu ( see No. 1) ) ,
dam ItODit'J'cmutiT.
82. Brown colt , foaled 1S39 , by Zulu ( see No. II ,
dam Miss Mount.
33. Zulu Mnld , bay mure , foaled I6W , by Zulu ( see
No. Drdara Dulllo Wilson.
St. torrol Illly. foaled I83J , by llrlJ.'or by Mnxlo
Cobb. dam Zulu Mnld ( sru No. 33) ) .
33. Kitty Crounse , blaik maro.
'M. Colt , by Zulu ( teoNo. I ) , dam Kitty Crounue
( MSO No. 35) .
37. Maud , brown mare , 17 years OKI.
3S. Kllly , by Zulu Isco No 1) ) , daiu Maud.
3 * . < . Armada , bay innro. foaled I&3Iby Alarm IOJJ4 ,
slro of ll.incor. record 2.2JV. by Walktll Cblef 330
sireoffinnilKrnnd > lreof loin 2.33 or better , dnm
Ncttlu KlllotlbyMnBimCharla 103 , slro of $ nnd
Krandtlro of 21 ln2.3Jor better.
40. Cell , by Traverse ( seu No. 2) ) , dam Armnda ( see
No 3Ji.
41 Miss .Mount , bay mare.
42. Collen. dun ninro.
4.1 liny roll , foaled IB'by Hrldnor by Mnxla
Cobb , dnm Cohen mare.
44. Hired , bay maro.
45. flora. bUck mare.
40. Ncnn , buy fitly , foaled 1301 , by Salaam by On
ward , dam Nellie Zulu ( see No. 16) ) .
47. Dorothea , bay tllly , foale : ! (991 ( , by SaUatn by
Onward , dam Donnda doe ilo. 9) ) , for Balaam BOO
Nu. C ) .
IS. Mlnncllabrown filly , foaled 1831 , by Traverse
( see No. 2) ) . ilam llermlnlo ( see No , 1C ) .
49. Hun , brown Illly , foaled 1891 , by Salaam by On
wnrd , dam Burette by Zulu ( see No. I ) ,
50. Don. sorrolooll , foaled I&9 ! , by Zulu ( > oo No
1) ) . dam Ida I'eck ( eu No. 20) ) .
51. Jlollle. bay tllly. foaled 1891 , by llrlducr by
Maxlo Cobb , dam Mnud.
65. May. bay tllly. foaled 1831 , by tialaam by On-
nurd , dam Merccdn ( see No , 10) ) ,
U. Qrover Cleveland , bay colt , foaled 189t > by
Balaam by Ouward , dun Dull ( sco No. 27) ) .
M. Drown colt , lox.fl 1441 , by Traverse ( see No
) , duui Miss Mount.
M. Urown nlly , foaled 1331 , by llrliUer by Maxlu
Cobb , ilum Kitty Crouiiso.
M Drown tllly , fouli-d 1S91 , by Zulu ( see No. 1) ) ,
dam Mac ( seu No. JO.
iT. Dun nlly , foaled 1391 , ay Ilrldi-cr b ; Maxlo
Cobb , dam Cobun maro.
M. Ilron-ncult , foaloJ IWI.by llrldeor by Maxle
Cobb , dnm lluss Uailtow ( see No. II ) .
W , Hay Oily , foiled 1691. by Salaam by Onward ,
dam IIo o Tt-mptur.
GO. liny Oily , foaled 1S9. , by Zulu ( see No , 1) ) , dam
Adallnu ( see No. HI.
CI. Urown cell , foaled 1393 , by IlrUter by Maxla
Cubu , dam Kitty t'riiunso ,
Aud it number of work Uorscs , luului , pa u IDS , tie
HO
IMPROVED
tH
All the farms described below have improvements , and a portion of each farm has been
under cultivation. Many are well improved. These farms -were selected as being of the bestas ,
regards the richness of the soil and lay of the land , in the locality in which they are situated.
The titles are perfect and patent has been issued in every case. All taxes paid to date
Warranty deed will be given free of any encumbrances.
They are now offered for sale at the low prices named , until November 1st , 1S92.
Information will be given on application.
NEBRASKA.
BUFFALO COUNTY.
No. 33. W i s o } son 80 , T 11 U 13 ,
SO acres ; 10 miles to Gibbon on Union
Pacific railroad ; till tillable ; 05 ucros
hnvo been cultivated ; sirmll house ; prlco
$1,000.
No. 80. N e i sco 10 , T 12 R 17 , 1GO
ncros ; 10 miles to Miller on the K & B
H H K HO ncros tillable ; 00 acres now
under cultivation ; small house ; price
Sl.SOO.
No. 1O3. N o i nnd s o i u w \ and n
o } s w i see 19 T 11 U 13 , 21u acres ; S
miles to Gibbon on U P U H ; all tillable ;
ISO acres under cultivation ; acres
fenced ; good bulldlties ; price $4,000.
No. 12D. S i n o } , n w J s o i sec 10 ,
nnd s w i nv J sec 11 T 12 R 18 , ICO
ncres ; 8 miles to Miller on K & B II11
R : 140 acres tillable ; 40 acres have boon
cultivated ; price $1,000.
BOX BUTTE COUNTY.
NO. 105. N i n w i , s o i n w i sec
21 , n o J n o t see 20. T 28 R 49 ; 100
acres ; five miles _ to Ilotningford on B. < fc
M. R R. ; nil tillable , 25 acrns have boon
cultivated ; price SGOO.
CU3TBR COUNTY.
NO. 62. N i n o J sec 20 , T lo R 19 ;
SO acres ; six miles from Borwyn , on B.
& M. R. R ; all tillable , 40 acres have
boon cultivated ; comfortable building's ;
price $ SOO.
NO. G4. No } se'5I25 , T 15 R 24 ; ICO
ncres ; five miles to 'Gallawny ' on K. &
B. H. R. R ; 140 acr'ertiliable , 40 acres
have been cultivated" ; small house , a
well ; price $1.200.
NO. 65. Einoiawinojso } n
w i sec 12 T 17. R 20:100 : acres ; six miles
from Broken Bow on" B. & M. R. R. ; all
tillable. SO acres have' ' been cultivated ;
comfortable building's ; price $2,200.
*
NO. 66. S i s w 49 1 s o } sec 32 , T
14 , R 20 ; 100 acres ; s'tx miles from Olax ,
on K. & B. II. R. R.VIJBO acres tillable.
40 acres have boeri'tuHivated ; small
buildings , a well ; piiee ; , * 1,200. ;
NO. 88. W i o i sec 5 , T 15 , R 21 ;
100 acres ; 11 miles to "Broken Bow , 8
miles to Gall a way otl'K.&r B. I Rl R ;
150 acros-tillublo O aces-cultivated , 20
ncres fenced ; obinfortablo tbuildinps ,
wol' , etc ; price $1,600.
NO. 106. E } o i sec 33 , T 10. R IS ;
ICO acres ; 3 miles to Ansloy , on B. & M.
R. R. ; 140 ncros tillable , 00 acres have
been cultivated , fair buildings , a wnll ,
etc. ; price SI,000.
NO. 1O7. W i s o } n o i s w i and
lot 3 , sec 18 , T 17 R 23 ; 1GO ai-res ; 10
miles to Callaway , on K & B H R R ; 140
acres tillable , 40 acres hnvo been culti
vated , small buildings ; price Si,000.
NO. 108. E i n o } and lots 1 and 2.
sec IS , T 17 , R 23 : 100 acres ; 1C miles to
Callawny , on Iv & B H R R ; 130 acres
tillable , 30 acres have been cultivated ;
price SSOO.
NO. 117. Sine } und n i s o } see
24 , T 20 , R 19 ; 100 acres ; 20 miles to
Broken Bow , on B & .M R R ; 145 acres
tillable , CO acres have been cultivated
small buildings ; price $1,300.
NO. 122. K is w } 3 } s o } sec 1 ,
T IS. R 22 ; 100 acres ; 0 mlles to Mornn ,
on B & M R R ; If.O acres tillable , 05
acres have been cultivated ; small build
ings , well , otc , ; price $1,500.
No. 123. N 1 s w 1 s w } n w } s o i s
w } w i s o i n w } sec 33 T 10 R 22 , ICO
ncres. 0 miles to Callaway on 1C & B II
R R ; 140 acios tillable ; 40 acres hnvo
been cultivated ; comfortable buildings ;
price $1,000.
No. 125. E i s o i o i n o } sec 31 , n
w } see 29 , 1 17 R 21 , 320 acres ; 3 miles
to Broken Bow on B & M R R ; 300
acres tillable ; 200 acres have boon culti
vated ; buildings , a well , otc ; price $4,000.
No. \\M9wlswlnwiscc33 ,
B o i n o i sec 82 T 14 R 21 , 100 ncres ; 5
miles to Olax on K & B H RR ; all tilla
ble ; 75 acres hnvo been cultivated ; com
fortable buildings , otc ; price $2,000.
No. 127. E i s w } s w i s o i sec 11 ,
n w } n o i sec 14 , T 19 R 19 , ICO acres ;
15 miles to Broken Bow on B & M R R ;
150 acres tillable ; 40 acres hnvo been
cultivated ; price $1,000.
No. 128. S o J sec 22 T IS R 25 ; 100
acres ; S miles to Arnold on B & M R R ;
140 ncros tillable ; 50 acres have bcon
cultivated ; price $1,200.
No. 15O. S w i sec 22 T 13 R 18. 100
acres ; 11 miles to Miller on K & B H R
R ; all tillable ; 75 acres have been culti
vated ; comfortable builuings , n welletc ;
price $1,200.
N : . 152. W i r. w } , o i n w } , w i
n o J sec 20 , s i n o i bee 27 T 13 R 18 , 320 j
acres ; 12 miles soutli of Mason , 10 miles j
north of Miller , 3 miles nortli of U P
prado on Soutli Loup river ; 300 acres
tillable , 70 acres in crop , 20 .icros young
native timber : 200 acres bottom land ;
large sod buildings , well and mill ; liv
ing water in Elk creek ; school house on
farm ; price $3,1103.
DAWSON COUNTY.
No. 15. N w i sec 34 T 12 R 23. 100
acres ; 8 miles from Cozad on U P R R ;
all tillable ; 80 ncres cultivated ; good
buildings , wind mill etc ; price $2,400. .
No. 68. S o i sec 20 T ! l R 2 ? , 100
acres ; 7 miles Eustis on B & M R R ; all
tillable ; 130 acres have been cultivated ;
good buildings , wind mills , etc. ; price
$2,400.
No. 6P. N o J sec 24 T 10 R 23. 100
acres ; one-fourth of a inilo fro m Cayote
on U P R R ; all tilmblo ; 70 acres have
been cultivated ; wind mills , buildings ,
etc. ; price * 2,500.
No. 104. S w } see 20 T 11 R 19 , ICO
acres ; 7 miles to Miller on K & B II R R ;
all tillable ; 75 acres have been culti
vated ; price $1,000.
No. 11O. S o } n w } and lots 3 , 4 and
5. sec G T 9 R 25 , 100 acres ; 5 miles to
Farnham on B & M R R ; 140 acres till
able , 50 under cultivation ; price $1,200.
No. 153. S w } see 2G T 12 R 10 , 100
ncres ; o miles to Miller on K & B H R R ;
all tillable ; lavs line and rich soil ; 100
acres under cultivation ; good well , small
buildinsra ; price $2,000.
FRONTIER , COUNTY.
N ? . 124. N i s o i n 1 s w } sec 8 T 8
R 21 , 100 acres ; 3 milds to Eustis on B &
M R R ; 140 acres tillable , 40 acres have
been cultivated ; price 81,200.
GREBLBY COUNTY.
No. 2O. N w i sec 0 T 10 R 11 ; 100
ncres ; 8 mlles from Greoloy Center on B
& M R R ; all tillnblo ; 100 ncres culti
vated ; good buildings , windmill ; prlco
$1,000.
No. 20. N w r s w } soc 11 T 17 R 10 ,
40 acres ; ! 1 uiilos from Brayton on B .te
M R R ; all tillable ; all cultivated , small
house ; price $500.
No. 84. S w i soc 7 T 17 R 10 , 160
ncres ; 1 tnilo to Brayton on M & M tl R ;
150 items tillable ; 7o acres under culti
vation ; good buildings , well , wind mill ,
etc. ; price $2,400.
HOWARD COUNPY.
No. 13. N w } soc 10 T 16 R 11. 100
acres ; 0 } miles from Elba on "U P R R ;
140 acres tillable ; CO acres cultivated ;
comfortable buildings ; price $1,000.
Nc. 23. S w i soc 23 T 15 K 11. 100
acres ; H miles from Elba on U P R R ;
all tillable ; 150 acres cultivated ; good
frame buildings ; farm well equipped ;
price $2,500.
No. 32. W i n o i o J n w J sec 28 T
1C R 10 , 100 acres ; 7 miles from St. Paul
on U P and B & M R R ; good buildings ;
140 acres tillable ; SO acres have boon
cultivated ; price S2,000.
KEITH COUNTY.
No. 115. N w i sec 8 T 12 R ItO ; ICO
acres ; 7 miles to Ogalalla on U P R R ;
all tillable ; 40 acres have been culti-
vnted ; price $ l,00u.
No. 116. N o i sec 31 T 14 R 40 , ICO
acres ; 8 miles to Ogalalla on U P R R ;
40 acres have been cultivated ; all till
able ; price $1,000.
PHELPS COUNTY.
No. 35. N w J sec 24 T S R 19. 100
acres ; 5 miles from Elm Creek on U P
R R ; all tillable ; good buildings ; 100
acres cultivated ; price $2,000.
NO. 73. Sosecl4 , T 8 , R 20 ; 100
acres ; 5 miles from Overtoil , on U P R
R ; all tillable , 120 acres cultivated ; 7.000
trees , all fenced ; good buildings and
windmill ; price $2,400.
PERKINS COUNTY.
NO. 114. S w J sec 27 , T 9. R 41 ; ICO
acres ; ' 3 miles to Vonango , on B it M It
R ; all tillable ; 40 acres have been culti
vated ; pricn $1.000.
SHERMAN COUNTY.
NO. 16. N i s e i B i n o i sec 10 , T
15 , R 10 ; ICO acres ; 8 miles from Lotiu
City on U P R K ; 150 acres tillable , 50
acres have been cultivated ; comfortable
buildings ; price $1,500.
NO. 21. S } sec 2 , n o } soc 10. loss
17 acres in s w corner , T 14 , R. 15 ; 403
acres ; 5 miles from Loup City , on U P
R R : 400 acres tillable , 150 acres nro
under cultivation ; 320 acres fenced ;
wells and windmills ; good buildings ;
price , $4,500.
SHERIDAN COUNTY.
NO. 52. N w i soc H T 28 , R40 ; ICO
acres ; IS miles from Hay Springs , on F
E & M V RR ; 20 miles from Alliance ,
on the B & M R R ; all tillable ; 50 acres
have boon cultivated : small buildings ;
price , $1,030.
NO. 22. S e 1 soc 4 , T 80 , R 42 ; 1GO
ncres ; 10 miles from Clinton , OP F li fe
M V R R ; nil tillable , 50 acres have boon
cultivated ; comfortable building ; price ,
$1,000.
NO. 83. N o i soc 10 , T ! 13 , R 42 : ICO
acres ; 5 miles to Gordon , on C & NV
R'y system ; all tillable , 40 acres have
been cultivated ; price , $1,500.
NO. 97. 12 4 B o I s 1 n o } soc 14 , T
28 , R 40 ; ICO imros ; 18 miles from Hay
Springs , on C & N W R'y system ; ail
tillub.o ; . ' ! ( ) acres have been cultivated ;
price , $1,200.
SIOUX COUNTY.
NO. 30. E i n w J o 5 3 w i sec 23 , T
33 , R 57 ; 100 acres ; 14 mlles to Harrison
risen , on F E it M V R R ; CO acres tim
ber land , 100 acres tillable , all fenced ,
springs and rich soil ; small buildings ;
price , $ SOO.
No. 111. S J s o J soc 24 T 33 R 00.
w i s w i sec 19 , n w 1 n w J sec 30 T 33
R 55 , 100 acres ; 8 miles lo Harrison on
Chicago it Northwestern railway sys
tem. All tillable ; 50 acres have been
cultivated ; price $1.000.
THOMAS COUNTY.
No. 1OL Lots 2 and 3 , s e } n w J and
n o J s w i sec 31 T 2 : > R 20 , ICO aoros ; 5
miles to NMtick on Chicago it North
western railway system ; all tillable ; 40
acres have boon cultivated ; price $800.
VALLEY COUNTY.
No. 11. S } s o } soc 32 T 17 R 14. 80
acres ; 9 miles from Loup City on U P It
R ; all tillnblo ; 50 acres cultivated ; com
fortable buildings ; price $900.
No. 17. W i n w i w J s w i sec 1 i T
19 R 1. . ICO arrus ; half inilo from Sum-
tor on B it M RR ; ail tillnblo ; 70 acres
cultivated ; good buildings ; price $2,000.
No. 79. S w i sec IS T 20 R 15. ICO
ncres : 7 miles from Ord on B it M R R
and U P R R ; all tillable , SO aci-CH
under cultivation ; price $1,200.
NO. 113. Lots 1 , 2 , 3 aud 4. sec 20 ,
T 19 , R 14 ; 100 ncros : 3 miles to Ord , on
B & M R R. 150 acres tillable , 75 ncres
have been cultivated ; comfortable
buildings , otc ; price , $2,400.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1CINGSBURY COUNTY.
NO. 24. .SwJsec21T 110 , R 57' '
100 acres ; 5 miles from Mtuiccstor , enC
C & N W R It ; all tillaole ; li0 ! acroa
cultivated ; good frame buildings ; price ,
$1.4011.
NO. 9. S w i soc 25 , T 110 , R 50 ; 100
acres ; Oj miles from Do Smot , on ( ' & N
V R R ; are tillable ; 40 aures cultivutcd ;
frame building ; price , 81,000.
NO. 99. Soisoelo , T 11:2 : , Rr > 7 :
100 acres ; 8 miles U Do Stnet , on C & N
W R R ; all tillable ; 40 acres have boon
cultivated ; price , $1,400.
NO. 100. X w } sec 12 , 1' 110 , R r,7j
1 ( > 0 acres : 5 miles to Do Smct. on C iV N
"W R R ; nil tillnblo : (10 ( acres hnvo beoa
cultivated ; price , 81,200.
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P. O. BOX NO. 2837 , DENVER , COLORADO.
Anew ami Oomploto Treatment , ronilstlnir of
Supposltorlei , Ointment to Hipiuloi , also In Dot
nndl'tlla ; a 1'oiltivo Cure lot Kiternal. Internal
bllndor Uleodlngltohlnv. Onronlc , Iteoentor llerull *
tarylMlui , T.ils llumoJy hits never been known to
fall llporbor. liforlijsentby mall. Whysutlerfrotn
this torrlblo dlsoiso wlmn a written cuarant J Is
positively Klron wltliO luioi or refund tlio money If
notcurej unj slamgi tor frea Samplo. ( iunrantaa
Issued by Kulm A Co. , Druicclits , Solo Atcnu.cornar
IMI > and I > ou2la > street * , umaha. Neb.
QUAILlRAl
HEALTH FOODS
Parched IMled Oats ,
UnequalleJ p ; Flavor.
Corn Gritz
Sold only in 21 pdund
Velvet Meal
,
p. . *
For mulllaa uhtl
f
Sold by all l'IrU-Gla s ( Sr.icnn.
14th1OT
Ullillll " UPPER ALTON , ILL.
tSTERH HIUTUT AG1DEIY.
A thorouch ( school. I'rc-'aren for Colici'e o
' - m.Vlthln Similes of St Ioiils. AtWr - fl
fjOL. WILLIS BROWN , Bupcrir.ti c v
DR. C. GEE WO
Theonlf lajillr ; r tiist3l chlneo ptirilcli-i
r.ljdit ypnr ' mudf Tea yoarJ iiracticil uxpar' .
encewltli nil kno/fn Ultoiiej. Treats mccatiiinllr
allolirunlcciHaKl7Cn up hy other iloctori C.ill
anil BOO lilraor write for quntlon blank. Ilo not
think rour ciio lioiiilou lu.iim rour elector Ult.i
you no. buttrrtha Chtn < i > e doctor with lilt new ail
wonderfulrumodlui , umlrosalvonoir lio.-iuao mil
iiermancntouru whulotuor iloclon otnnot Klrj.
llvrlm. Itouti and I'lnntu-naturu's riimudlai-lilt
mi'rtlcliKu. TliH world hl < wltoe i. Una ttiouniU
IvitlraonlHli In thrao yo\u' pr.icilci. No Injurloai
dt-coctloni. no narcotic * , no poUuo. llatloail
treatniunt and pcrnianunt cure.
Following cases suecsstfully traatal anl curst
flven up by cither doctors :
Thoe. CouKlilln. IIJ llarnny street , olirnnlorliou.
tnatlsm ti years , klduuy and liver troublej.
Thos.UuIvort.l2lh nnd Karnvn utruati. icenarit
debility. Inillifuillon , lost of slranitti Hud vlullt/ .
Took medlclno fur years but not no rollof ,
M. U Andenon. I Jit Cuminstrjot , citirfi
asthma and broncbltls of Of teen years standing
lias for sala tbo following prepiraJ ron ; > 1lai nt
II.UJ a tottle. sir boltloi for IJ.'JO ' , for Ibi euro of
Autumn. Catarrh , Mice lluj'liclia , IndlEottloii
llloodl'olsonlni : , llheuinatliiu , KuiniloVeiknesi. .
Kidney und l.lver Compliant. No UKcnts. old
only by Clilnesu Modlclnu Co , Capital , ITJMIJ.
ice , lit aoJ Califoraii Sti , Oaiibi , Xcb ,
MDUOATJONA.Ii.
SACRED HEART DAY ACADEMY.
This institution , under the direction of tlio Sitered Heart , is situated on the
corner ol St Mary'u Ave and S. 5.7th street. The course of instruction pursued
dovolopstho mental , moral and phj'bical powort ) of the younK ladles. Special at
tontioa is also yivon to the cultivation of graceful initiiuerti and rod HIM ! tastes
Music , Painting and Drawing : , roc-olvo special attention , whllnt 1'Yoiiflt and Our
roan are included Iu the cui-iouluiii free of extra charge. The academy is ploaa
antly located , with all modern Improvements , and easily reached by the motor oa
Loavonworth sU l''or terms and further jurticulara apply to the Lidy Superior.
DR. SNYDER ,
THE SUCCESSFUL OBESITY SPECIALIST
Mrs. Alice MatilBOrrcon , Mo. Wrightllifnrotrcat -
Uicnt.Mibs.j alter treatment , lOiJbj.
Tbo following persons have taken treatment of
Dr. rilirilcr , with loss of Helithl IIH irlviin bilow.
They will cheerfully answer ull Inquiries If tiauius
are Inclosed ,
Wclcht Wc-lEht
llcfori ! . Afer Loss.
MKS , ItArilKI. f.JOII.VKO.V ,
rndncjuiu'tlon , IOHH . Mi I til. I471bs. ITHIln
Mllri. .M.lci ; MAI'l.l : ,
Oregon , Mo 320 " 1(3' (
B. II. Corn ,
Oinro.Vls 310-
BIMKO.V VAN WI.VKI.K.
rrunklln. Ill . 424 ' ISO'
Mils , < itnit : < ; E I-'IIKUMAX ,
Ft. Illdwell. Cnl . 278' 100'
MIIK. HAIUII IIAICNKII ,
1311 fo. mill-Hi- .
IxHivonworlh , Kas . 275 ' 70 105'
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL.
1.0 starving , no lno"nvenl.no < i , tiarmlBM mid m > bed
.upcti btrlrtlr caDUdoDtUI. I'or circulars und ten.
tiuiouUl. mldrw. . with Cc , In stniaj.s.
DR. O. VJ. F. SNYDER.
MoVIcker's Theatre Bldg. , Chlcaoo , III.
ON SALE ,
YOUXG MEXICAN
PABR0TS
ONLY $1O KAC1I.
Y O UN O MOCKING
I3ini > s onlySS .50 , occh
PK1 | l [
Uliiloijimo uiiiu \ :
408 North IGlh Strost , Omahn.
DR. J. E , MC&B.EW.
THE SPECIALIST.
imfcsdcl .11 the i.ro itninntot all form-iot
B DISEASES , nnd all dliorlon
--ties of youth an-l inanbooJ. ITyoar1
Mpcrien-a JIN ronmrcos nnU f icIIJlloi ar *
practically unllmltH'l. The Doutor N rucnin
mended hy the pre , and endorsed ( , , tlia
stronjo t uirim by the puoplo for filr : trit -
inont and hunou profuiimn-il ndvloo , The
iniist powerful remedies known to modurn
scinco for the huecosjful truutinenl of tlij
followlnjilmoafos :
GONORIlHOIiA-IimnodliUo relief. A com.
jilotoouru without the loss of un nour1 * tlm
from biiKlnoHs.
QLKKr Ono of tlio most co'iiplolo nn 1 suo.
cos f ul treatments for glout ami nil a.itniyii't
d bchur.'esyol known lo tbu mullual profoi *
klon. The rosultunro truly wonderful.
faTHICTUKE ( Jroitost Unowii rumo.ly fur
thu tru it mi in of btrlutnni , without p vln , cut-
LUlHil'Jr'l l"tln , ' A Hionriiniiirk iblo ru itudy.
SYPIIILTS NJ tnuitinnnt for this torrlula
bloi ) . | dlsonno has ever buan inure mi o > - ful.
uorlmd stronger endorseniiiiits In the IlKht
of modern HC/OIKHI this dlKonti : U pos tlvoly
cur.ib uaud ovury tnu-e of tint poison entirely
romovtil from the blonl. !
LOST MANHOOD , nnd nmblllnn. norvoui'
nos < , timidity. dn p'ml ' nuy and ull wu.iknon
and dl&or.lcr * of youth or munhoii.l. Kullat
oht'itiii'd ' atoncu.
DISKA-iKS OF THE KIDNIJYS , and all
( llmirdurHof th ) nlomaon , blorhj , llvar. skin ,
and bladder , are troatud &uueu fully witti
tliu Kruatost kniiwn ronedlm : for the Ul-
Wrlto for
Mth and Kariiam St. . Omiihn. Nob.
I INTEREST ,
PAID OH I
[ DEPOSfTS