THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , DECEMBER 9 , 1881
TMMUTLY BEE.
OMAHA PUDLI8HINQ CO. , PROPRIETORS
010 Fnrnh.im , bet. Oth And 10th Streeti ,
TKHMB Of SUIISOUII'TIOK.
no cop ; 1 you , In < vh < uicopAtt\il ( | < l ) J10.PO
3 months " "
month " " 8.CO
KAIL WAY TIME TABLE.
TIHII CARD CHICAGO , RT. Wt , MUWMrolUI AND
CMAIIA KAILIiO\D.
LOJUO OinnliA I'uMptiucr No. 2 , 8:30 : a. m. Ac <
coinmoiintlon No. 1 , 1:0 : 0t. m.
AiruoOmnlj ; . I'a.vciiit'T No. .1 , 6.-SO n , m.
AcoomnnxUtlon Xo. 3 , lofO : a. in.
LMVI > tt OWVIU KAIIT OR SOUTH HOC1ID.
C. , n. tt 0. 7:40 : a. m , 3:40 : n. ra.
0. ii JS. W. , 7 : 0 a. in. 3:40 : M. m.
0. , U , I. k I' . . 7:10 : a. m , SMO p. in.
K. 0. , bt. J. i U. , 1mn nt 8 IV. m. n J fiM :
{ > . m. ArrUci at at , LouUnt (1:30 ( : A. m. mid 6:52 :
p. ni.
ni.W. , SI , L. Jc 1' . , IMVOT at 8 n. in. Mul 8:40 : p.
i. ArrUu * nt at. IUH ! nt(1:40 : n. tu , and 7:80 :
on Mimiwmni. ;
U. * II. In Nob. , Through Ktpicua , BtO . m.
B. A .M. Lincoln Kxjiruas fl'SO p. in. ,
( J 1' . Overland Kxprow , 12:16 : p. m.
O. & It. V. foi Lincoln , 11:45 : . m.
O. it II , V. lor Osccoln. 0:40 : & . m.
D. P. frclsht No. 6 , 6.tOa. m.
'O. P. freight No. 0 , 8:20 : a. m.
'U. I' , freight No. 13 , 2fO : p. m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p. m. tmltfrmt
. . .P. Peru or enures * , 7SS p.m.
TO. P. frolirht No 11. 11 SO p. m.
'D. P. I > onver frclitht , 8:25 : p. m.
A&MtlNfr-rfcOM ABT ADD fOUTD.
'JO. n. ti II 6:00 : * . in. 7 5 p m.
& N. W. , 0:45 : . m. 7:25 : p. tn.
C. n. I. & P. . 0:46 : n. m. 0:06 : p. tu.
'K , 0. , St. Joe & C . , 7:40 ft. m.:45 : p.m.
ARR1V1N8 ( fRM AND BOUT1TWUT.
iO. * H , V. from Lincoln 1. OS p. m.
ID. r. Paclflc Express 3:25 : p. m.
D ft M , In Nob. , Through Ripre8 4:15 : p m.
B. It M. Lincoln Kxprow 0:40 : a m.
'U. ' P. Denver express 7:3n. : . m.
U. P. Krelijht No. 14-2 50 p. m.
O. P.o. . 0 6:20 : a. m. K
"XJ. P. freight No. 14 , 12:16 : p. m.
'U. P. No. .8 9X0 It. m.
U. P. No. 12 1:45 : a. m.
U. V. Denver freight , 1:10 ft. m.
O. < fe K. V. mixed , r. 4:45 : p. ui.
ITUMKT TKAIKB IimUM OMAIIA AND
OOD.IllL BUirn.
Leave Oin&h.nt 9:00 : , 0:00 : , 10:00 : and 11:00 :
m. ; IS ) 2.00 , 3:00 : , 1:00 : and 6.00 p. to.
Leave OouncU BIuHs at 8:25 : , D:25. : 10.25 and
Ir2i a. tn. ; 1:25 , 2:25 : , 3:25 : , 4:25 : and 6:25 : p. in.
8un4afi The dummy leaves Omaha at 9:00 :
rt nd 11:00 a. in. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : and D:00 p. ui. Lcavca
OouncU Bluffs at 9:25 : and 11:25 : a. tn. ; 2:25 : , 1:25 :
and A:25 : p. in.
local passfnifcr tt&Iiia between
Omaha and Coun 11 IllulTii. IMUVH Otniha 0:15 : ,
7:45 , & 50a. m. ; 3:40 : , 6:45 : , 6.o : p. in. An10
Omaha 7:49. : 11:33 , 11:45 : a. nu ; 5:40 : , 7:0 : : . , 7:16 : ,
1:10 p. tn.
Opening ant Closing of Molli.
ROCTK. orim. CLOHB.
ft. m. p. m. a. iu. p. m.
IcajotN. W 11.00 0:00 : 6:80 : S:40 :
ChlcajfOK I. & rocllle. 11:00 : 0:00 : 6:30 : 2:40
" , B. & q. . . . . .110 e-.OO 5SO : 8:40 :
Waba h 12:30 : 5:30 : 2:40
a oux City and Pftdfio. . 0.00 6:30 : 2:40 :
Union Pacific 4X0 11:40 :
Omaha ft It. V 4oo : ii:40 :
'aM. ' In Noli 4:00 : 8:10
Omaha & Sioux City. . . . 0:00 7M :
B. &M. Lincoln 10:80 : 6:00 :
U. P. Lincoln , Sunday. , . 1:30 : 11:00 :
U. P. Denver Kxti 9:00 : 6:30 :
O. . Sioux City uuv. P..11CO : :40 :
Locnl nmllrt for Htato ol Jowa leave but once a
day , viz : 0:30n : , m.
Otfica oiwn biuijaya from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
THOS. K HALL I' M.
Business DirectorY.
Abitract and Real titate.
JOHN L. McCAdUE , opposite Post Office.
W. R. BAKTLKTT 817 South 18th Street
ArchltecU.
DUFRENB & MENDELSSOHN. ARCHITECTS
Room 11. Crelghton Block.
A. T. LARQE Jr. , Room 2 , Ciclehton Block.
Boots and 8hoe .
JAMES DnVlNE & CO. ,
< lee Boota and Shoes. A good assortment ol
* ome work on hand , corner 12th and Humor.
THOS. KRICKSON , S. K. cor. 16th and Dougla * .
JOHN FOKTUNATUS.
40510th itreet , manufactures to order food work
t bdr price * . Repairing done.
Bed Spring * .
t. f. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1517 Douplaigt.
Book * , Nawi and Stationary.
J. L FRUEHAVF 1016 Famham Street.
Butter and Egg * .
03HANE & SCUROEDER , the oldeat B. and E.
bOQM In Nebraska eatabllHhed 1876 Omaha.
OKNTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
URa A. RYAN ,
aonthwest corner ISthand Dodro.
Beat Board for the Monoy.
Bktlffactlon Quaranteed.
Meals at all nours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terma for Cash ,
FurnlahBd K/mig Supplied.
UarrloRes and Road Wagoni.
WU SNYDER , 14th and Harney Streota.
uewa on.
JOHN BAUMER 1314 Fornham Street.
Junk.
IL BETtTHOLD. lUita and Metal.
Lumber , Lime and Cement.
FOSTER & OR tY corner tfth and Douglaa Rtf.
Lamps and alouware.
J. BONNEK 1309 DoaitlM St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailor * .
O. A LINDQUKST ,
One of our moat rcpular Merchant Tailors la re-
cotvInK the latest designs for Spring and Summer
Ooods for ffontlomena wear. Styliili , durable ,
and priced low as o\er 21513th bet Douir.&Farn.
Millinery.
MRS. 0. A. 1UNOKR , Wholeaalo and Retail , Fan-
ear Goods In great variety , Zephyrs , Card Boanln ,
Hosiery , Olo\oa , Corsets , Ac. Cheapest House In
the Weet. Purchaaore a > o SO per c nt. Order
brMalL 116 Fifteenth fitroot.
t-oundry.
JOHN WEARNK & SONS , cor. 14th & Jackson etc
Hour and Feed.
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Farnbam St . ,
WolshiiiiH llroa. , proprietors.
Urocera.
Z. BTBVKIVH , 2Ut Iwtween Cumlnjr in-l Irar
T. A. lIcHIIANE , Corn. Slid and Cumlntr atrueta.
Murciwnio , Iron and Otoel.
OLAN & LANQVOimiYVholcsale , 110 am'
112 16th street
A. HOLMim corner 10th and California
Hornet * . Saddles , &c.
D. WKIHT TO 18th Bt. bet Kam. & lUtney ,
Hotels
, ANFIELD HOUSE , 0 o. Canficld,9th & Farahaiu'
DORAN HOUSE , P It. Cary , 913 Faroham Ht.
SLAVKN'8 HOTEL. F. Slavcn , 10th Bt.
Southern Hotel Gus. llamel 9th ALcavonwortb
Olothlnj ; Bought.
0 UAVf will pay hlghett Quh price for tecond
hand dolhlnc. Corner 10th and Kurnhxm.
Drugs , Paints and Oils.
KUIIN ft 00.
4fcaniiael ta , Fine v no Uoo < l * , Cor. Utn and
Iwu if < truu
W. I. WUmOlOUtK , Wholceate fcRetall , 18th t.
a FIELD , 204i North 8U Coming BtrteU
PARR , DrumrUt , lOttj and Howard StreeU.
'
Oentlsts.
OR. PAUL , Williams' Block Cor. lEUj & Dodg .
Dry Qoods Notions , Etc.
JOHN H. F. . LFaiMANN & CO. ,
Ifew York Dry Good ) Store , 1310 sud 131 ! Farn-
him itnet
L. 0. Enewold also boots and Rhoet 7th & Pacific.
Furniture.
A f , OROSB. New ted Second Hand Furniture
nd Stovin , 1114 Dousiu. Illghut caah price
kid for Micond hand irooot ,
.BONNEll 1309 Doo/la St. Flno KOode , &c.
Fence Works.
OMAHA FENCE CO.
SC8T , FRIK3 tCO. , 1J18 Harney Ht. ,
d lee lioiri , Iron and Wood Fences , Oltce
UaillcifB , Oountcri ol Plxi aod WaluuU
Tobncco.
WK9T A FRlTSCr Kit , mAimlacturen ol C1 ; r ,
nd Wholnale Pmlcinl n Totvwxo * , 1304 Douirlan ,
1416 J'arnhiUTi
FlorUt.
A. Dona hutpKnl % cut flowers , itceilii ,
ato. N , W , cor. idth ixn I DouoUa street * .
Olyll Engineers xnd Surveyors.
ANDP.KW KOSKWATKU , Creichton lllock ,
fown Hur\cy , drvlo nnd Scwem < e Sjdomn a
Specialty.
Uomnilstlon Merchants.
JOHN U.YIL 1.18,1414 IkxlRo Street ,
U U. lllVMKU. : I'or ileUlls wo
nirnt lit lullv nnd N i-cklv.
Cornice Works.
Weslum Cornice Vorlm , Manul'vctnrcn Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Hlato Uooninff. Ordora
frcm any lfx lltv , promptly inmiteil In the l t
manner. Factory and Olllrc 1213 Ilirnty Ht.
C. 81'KCHT '
, I'ropnctor.
Uthftnliol Iron Cornliv * . Window Opn , etc. ,
aiatiulncturcd and put up In any part ot the
country. T. 31NHOI.1I Thirteenth ( \ street
Crockery ,
; . BONNKll 1300 Douniai dtrovt Oool tine.
Clothing and Furnlthlng Goodi.
OKO. II. PRTKUSON , Alra llaU , Cap , Roots ,
. Notion * ami Cutler ) , S04 S. 10th street.
Retrlgorators , Canfleld's Patent ,
0. F. GOODMAN llth 8L bet. Farn. A Harnnv.
Ohow Oasa Manufactory.i
- 0. J. WILOK ,
Manufacturer and Doalcr In all kinds of Show
Casee , Upriffht Cawfi , a > . , 1317 COM Bt.
FRANK L. (1KRHARD , proprietor Omaha
Show Ca o manulactor } ' , 818 South 10th street ,
between LoaMiiiwotth and Marry. All goods
wamuit-ed ( IrKt-clatw.
Pawnbrokers.
ROSKNFKLD. 10th St. . hl. JSr A liar
Stoves sma Tinware.
A. nURMESTKlt ,
Dealer In Stores and Tinware , anil Manufacturer
of Tin Roota and all klndi ot Uulldlm ; Work ,
( M.I Fellows' Block.
J. BONNER. 1809 Douglas St. Good and Cheap
Seeds ,
J. EVANS. Wholcsala and Retail Scot Drill" and
CultUator8OddFnllons Hall.
Physicians an 1 Burgeons.
W. 8. GI1111S , M. D. , R m No 4 , Crelghton
Block , 16th Htroot.
P. B. LKlSKNltlNO , ll. D. Masonic Block.
C. L. HART , M. D. , Kyc and I ir , opp. i
DR. L. n. ORADDY ,
OculUt and Aurlat. B. W 16th nnd Farnham St
Photogrnpners.
OKO. HEYN. PROP.
Onnil Central Qallcrv ,
21U SUtoenth Street ,
near Mamnlc Hall. Flnt-claas Work and Prompt.
Plumblnc , Oas and Steam Fitting.
P. W. TARPY & CO. . 21fl 12th at. , bet. Farnhatn
Worn promptly attended to.
D. 7ITZPATR1CK. 1409 DoucUs Street.
Painting nn nper anting.
HENRY A. rUWKRS. Ill Uodxo Street.
Shoe otores.
Phillip Loiiir , 1320 Famham Ht. bet. 13th ft 14th.
Second Hand Store.
PKRKINS & LKAR , 1416 Douelos fit. . Now and
Second Hand Fumlturo , House riirnlshiiiK Ooods ,
Ac , , bouifht and sold on narrow marrlna.
Ualooni.
KAUFMANN ,
In the nuw hnck block on DouirUui Street , has
Just opened a moit ( jlc ant UeeJ Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
every daj.
"Caledonia "J FAI.WNKK fl79 10th Street.
Undertakers.
CHAS. RIKWK , 101X Farnhain bet. 10th & lltd.
00 Uent Stores.
P fl RAOKITH UOfi Furnrmni St. . K ncv Oond
WESTERN
CORNICE WORKS E
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
' 1213 Earney Street ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ULYifflRD ISDN
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIN , IRON I SLATE ROOFING ,
Speoht'a Patent Metalic Sky
light.
Patent Adjustable Ratchet Bar and
BRACKET SHELVING.
I am the general State Agent for the abo\
line ol goods.
IKON FENCING.
Cresting * , Balustrades , VcrandasOfflce ! and
Bank Rallliies , Window and Cellar
Guards ; also
GENERAL AGENT
Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind.
no\4dU
THE KENDALL
PLAITMIACHLNE !
DRESS-MAKERS' ' COMPANION ,
_ r
. 'H plalti and prcsHM p rfi"cty ) one jarl per
minute ,
ji It tilaitK fra.n 1-10o ( on Inch tel 1-1 Indus * In
u I'ltli In tliflrfi r > t > t fi It4 or tlnirt ullk ,
It daw till klndduiid ( tlo of plaltliu ; In uso.
No lady that does hc'rown Un s nuikniL' ran
a ord to do wltnout ono us nice plaltlnic to
t nf fu ilon , If mil It rills Itwlf , For
, Circulars or Agent's turmi addrean
CONGAR & CO. .
113 AiloniH Ht , Chicago , 111 ,
( JKO.'W. KKNDALL , Atftlit Ouiaha.
THE OOCIBENTAL
J. I. PAYNTER ,
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets ,
OMAHA , NEB-
Eatos , Two Dollars Per Day ,
2Sd8ro
SIBBETT & FULLER ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
DA VtD CITY , NEB ,
Special attention fc-Uen to collections In liutl
A PITIABLE DEATH
Sn.il unil Sntlilon EiullnR of tlin Ute
of nn Old Oxford ProTninnr
in n Lonilvlllo Suluon ,
I'rfin the lciiiocr t
A little afti-r tlio s u was up this
morning , an old man , hisi'ri//.leilhnir
falling on hit oliouliloiv , Ins lu itiinl ! ;
face flLMinod anil su.U'editli furiowa
that told rathiT of the nivugod of i'U-
sipation niul ( lisi'.iio than the Imntl of
tnno , nnd hia clutlu-s linnyii. in tit- :
turn ulmnt his Hloopui form , walked
into the Utah tuloon , near the llih ;
snu'lt'ji' , in llio ni'.itutn ponuni of the
city. Sti < | ipint , ' no to tlio lur ho c.xlU'tl
for n diiiik , iiiul H\\a11o ing it , liiiil
ilo\vn n coin in i > ayiui'nt uiul sat down
by the stovo.hen the baitondur
linked toward him n fuw inonuiiits
Inter , hut fnco Mmhuriud in his hnnda ,
and lie was npiurontly uslcop. Oul
of consuluriitiou for his ago nnd his
weary , worn apiwiirnnco , la- was al
lowed to ri-st undisturlivd. At 10
o'clock , Bomo hours Inter , ti party of
mull cntiMcd the plnco , and noticing
the old man one of thum aroused him.
lie looked lip in u duzcd wny , and ono
of ilium jokinuly nskudhim if ho could
sine. Ho replied yen , and sang in n
cracked and broken voice n few
stanzas from an old nong. This done ,
ho atuupud to the bar and took nether -
ether drink , imitif | for it us before ,
and slink back in Ins chair. Ho htul
scarcely seated himself biiforo liia
head sank and ho foil atitlly forward
to the tloor. When the startled men
raised him they hold a corpse in their
arms , for the old man was dead.
A telephonemessage wits Bunt for
the coroner , while the inanimate form
WJIB strnightuned iiMii | the tlnor , and
when ho arrived nn investigation re
vealed aa startling facts as over found
their way into Lciulvillo print * .
The name of the old man upon
whom death ) iad laid its hand was
Joseph Ivos , and in liia und wai eon-
"stimulated as checquurod a history us
over foil from the pen of a novelist or
romancer. Years ago ho entered Ox
ford college , the alma mater that is
ever dear in English history , an en
ergetic , ambitiuna young man , whoao
intuitive genius was the foundation
for many a briujit prediction
for his f utn . Hi * eourao in
college waa the lirht ntup to
ward its verification and amidst
the plaudits of those whose ap-
pl.tuao nas rare und dear , ho gradu
ated with honor. Tn hm Htudies lu >
had dovulojied a puculiar and m.uked
penchant for astronomy , and at the
conclusion of his term had studied the
science of the nhioa 30 long and well
that a chair wau od'ered him. Tliia he
accepted and filled for a term of years
with honor to himself am1 profit to all
with whom he was associated. In
those halcyon daya could ho hae read
his horoscope aright from the stars
whose mysteries he had studied , how
indignantly the story of the future
would have been resented !
At last a combination of distressing
circumstances lured him to leave Kng-
laud , and he eame to this country.
Some one has said that whore the
greatest battles of the mind are fought
the most are slain , and olowly the
dark cloud of insanity overwhelmed
his brain. It is needless to trace how
ho came to this city four years ago ,
and waa not long in drifting into the
position oi a public charge. A little
property in St Joe furnishes him with
a pittance every month , and in the in
terim ho was kept at the county poor
house. It waa piciful pitiful beyond
all words , to see him seated among
the paupers , listless and almost un
conscious of what passed about him.
Now and then something would flit
across his fnco that seemed almost
like u recollection of bettor und
brighter days , nnd then ho would
sink back into the dark eclipse again.
They called him the professor , because -
cause occasionally ho would speak in
a way that told his fellow unfortu
nates that ho was one day better than
they , and treated him with aorao-
thing akin to consideration. He will
bo buried to-morrow at the expense
of the county. Ilia life is the saddest
monument of the fallacy of human
hope that was over budded in our
midst.
The Ontloolc for Hoof.
Detroit Trilmni ! .
The raising and fending of stock is
so intimately connected with other
branches of farming that it in always
a matter of interest to inquire an to
the prospects of this branch. The
more stock kept , the more manure.
Tlio more manure the larger crop ,
and the larger crops the more stock
fed , so that when once started on the
circle , the machine is complete and
supplies itself with fore and continua
tion. The soil to produce goad crops
need manure , and wo cannot have
thin without stock , and one of the
best ways to niaku it to feed the for
age und course grain ? to fattening ani
mals , and if feeding pays \ > o van
atl'ord to purchase oil meal , Cotton-
Heed moid , bran , ec. , for feeding , and
in these feeds iidd materially to the
value of the manure the benefit will
bo twofold.
The pi ice of beef munt of eourwi depend -
pond on the supply and demand. And
first , the supply is undoubtedly
limited. We have not the tigurctt of
thu ladt census , hut we believe that
thu numbers of cattle has not increased
in any faster ratio than thu population.
During the last winter thure were
more large losses among the large
herdi on the western plains , from
which it Mill take n few yours to iu-
cover. And it is held i y some who
aru well informed that the far went
will not bo able to increase its num
ber of cattle very much from that of
the lost year or two for lack of food.
It is to he sura a large territory , but
there ia a largo proportion that is
rough and mountainous , and much
that is absolutely barren , und in the
valleys nnd plains whore gnu , ! grows
boi > t it la thin compared with the
growth iu the east , and dovs now
grow HO readily who closely fed and
tramped by stock.
Sheep are increasing , and where
they go they will drive the cattle out
because of their closer cropping. Ho
that there is some reason for the opin
ion that thu number of cattle cannot
gren > ly increase in those regions where
they are most cheaply kept. The
cultivated portions of the went can
vastly increase their capacity for stock
growing , but this will not bo done
faster in proportion than the popula
tion increases. At present thu eastern
and middle states are not likely to bo
overwhelmed by the great supply from
thu hcctions where they can be mure
cheaply rained and fattened ,
The demand ia good nnd m likely to
increase , ( lur cities are growing so
lar o that they consume a u rt.it I y in-
eroaied amount of meat. Now Not k
Cuy now t 1a" an average of litXll ( )
luvul of CA ( tie weekly , or about Him-
000 mutually. The tlomaud fur in r.
tatiiui to Kngland will increiso. t'ir-
rmi t ii voiy'iiiueh cheaper , ami the
supply from home piodnctinn dnea not
keep 141 with tlio increase of popula
tion , and if thu Knplish g'Aornment '
could bo pofsitnded to relax the ab elute -
lute prohibition of lauding lt\o stock
and allow our caltlo to bo sold alive In
the market * it would civti the trade
gre.it stimulus , We think there in no
< ] ncftiion that the demand will keep
pace \vith thu supply for homo time to
eunii' .
Hut there I'M ono point to which we
wish to oall the attention of our farm-
era and slock feeders. It Mhis. The
greatest demand and the bi" t prices
are for first-class stock. Ijight , in-
feriorhalMuttenod cattle are a drug :
thuro is no place for thorn. They tire
not wanted for exportation , the eas
tern trade does not want them , and so
they aio either sold to grimier * and
feeders , to bo fed longer oraro thrown
on the homo market , already over
supplied , and iu either ease bring low
prices. Michigan needs n ureat revo
lution in eattlo raising. The larger
numbers of poorly-bred , ill-fed cattle
that disgrace the farmers of this state ,
and are annually thrown upon ( ho
market at a low price , show neither
enterprise , economy or profit they are
n disgrace which no boast of intelli
gence and thrift , no enthusi
astic support nf agricultural
fairs and farmers institu
tions and agrieuU.iir.il colleges can re
move. It must bo done by bettor
care with the highest priced land
mure expensive feeds we must have a
elasM of enttlo that will come to the
scales with 1,500 , pounds nt between
two nnd three years old , n class of
cattle that have not only growth but
early maturity. To make this im
provement it i not neeosHary to look
to the pure breed any farther than to
UNO them to cross the common utock.
The very first cross will , with good
feed , ronch the standard wo have set ,
while fmthor crosses will make
this result easy to n'hiin or even sur-
piss , and the OMnonso ia compara
tively light. .Several of the best
breeds of improved cattle will furnish
the mateiial for this crow , nnd when
dnnn there is gained HOIIIO Hal it-faction
in having an animal worth looking at ,
and there in profit in it , also.
It m thirty yearH and more since
the improved breeds of cattht worn
first introduced into this state , and
there ate still whole townships of im
proved farms where the farmers cling
to the old stock which gives neither
ploamiro of profit. The outlook for
this cliiss'JH no better not even a good.
Wo are far behind several of the west
ern states in the quality of beef cattle
we HL-nd to the markets ; while from
our situation , the valno of our lands ,
and the very force of circumstances
which requires more economy in feed
ing , wo need oven n better class of
stock than they to bo able to complete
profitably with them ,
Michigan ecu do much better than
she has done or is now doing and
should do it as a matter of pride as
well an prolit. _
"Buohupnlba. "
> 'cw , quick , complete cure in four dityn ,
urinary i.tfoctiona , smarting' , frequent nr
difficult urin.ition , kidney dlxenHOK. $1.
DrujKistf. Depot nt C. V. Gixnhiiau'n. (5) ( )
What Pnttl Say of the Singer * .
From n fhllalu'ihla ] 1'apir.
"You have heard ICtolka ( Jorstcr
sing ; what do you think of her ? "
"Yes , I heard Oerstor once no ,
twice. Oh , her voice M very good ,
but she is merely an instrument
human mechanism , without one par
ticle of expressive animation. She
cannot net. She is cold to urtistic
emotion. "
" \Vhat of Clara Louise Kellogg ? "
"KellogK is a woman I never ad
mired. She is cold nnd passionless ,
and utterly devoid of expression.
Kellogg is n much ovcrnted singor. "
"And Cary , you have certainly
heard her ? " added the reporter.
"Yea , I have , " rejoined Mine.
P.itti . "She ia
, vivaciously. a con
tralto , and the best ono I have ever
heard. Miss Cary is the very best
contralto America has ever produced ,
and her brilliant success in Europe
was richly deserved. "
"Uow do yon rate Minnie Hauk ? "
"Shu IB a true artist. I regard her
as the superior of ( lerster in every
respect. You see , Miss JIauk not
only has the voice , power and ability
to nso it , but she in an actress. She
nets from thu heart. Ah ! Messieurs ,
that's the great point. An opera
singer must not only sing , but she
must act and portray the character
with emotional intensity. All this
Miss 1 1 auk does. "
' 'Whoro is Nilssou now ? "
" 1 think she in in Paris. Poor
NilHHun ; she hnd a good voice , though
somewhat lacking expression , but
she nang night after night until shu
woio it out. Shu sini/s occaiionally
in concert , but always to poor IIDIIRIH.
NilHBon'n day has passed. "
A Bnjitlut Minintrir'n Exj > oHciioo
I inn n linptHt , MiiniHter , nnd before I
CUMI thought of lii-lni ? a nlurKymnn , I
h'riuliiiittiil in medicine , lint left i. Iticrntivu
prai tica for uiy prcn-nt profusion , ! ( )
vein * a 'u. 1 we * fur ninny \r&r amif-
ffnr finm quinsy ; Tliomurf l'cl ctrlo Oil
uuiuil nit' , I WHH nl o troublud with
liouroune-H , nnil Thuunis' Kclcctrlo Oil ill-
ivaVH it'lliivcil me. My wlfit and child
hail illphtliuiln , tmil ThomnH1 Mckctrto Oil
cured tluin , und if tula-ii In time will cure
uevou tinicH nut of teu. I am con
fident it ix a euro fur the moxt
obtitinutu cold or cough , nnd if any
one will take a Hinall lenxKHia | and half fill
it with the Oil , anil then place tlio end of
the H onn In one nuitril nil draw the Oil
nut of the BIKXIII into the ! ieid ; by ciilHin '
iw hard UN they can , ur.tll the < II falls Over
Into the tliront , nn I pniftir'H tlint twlc n
weeli.l don't cuu : how otfuimlvu their hena
may he , it will clvnn It out nnd cure their
catuitih. For deifncH * nnd earache it IIJIH
done wnndern to my certain knowledge. It
in tin duly ini'diumi duhhol like jmtent
medicine that I IKIVU ever fell Hkti recoin-
, mid I uia very anxicmn to HOU It
in every n nee , fin 1 tell you that 1 Mould
not ho without it In my IIOIIHU for any
conbMeratlon , I am now mlfcringvith
u ] iun ! Mco rliuuiuatimn In my rl < hc limb ,
and nothing rclIetbH nm like Thomas' He.
icoiriooii. iw. H. r. GUAM : ,
il-lw Curry , j' .
Geo. P. Bemis
BEAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
ICIh itnd Dodge Gti. , Omatit , Net ) ,
'Ilia Ktnc ) uott awcrms l > tokcrn-o | tuilniiw.
DjfM nt | woulaU mil tl.urtlrrn Kuy tari&ln >
oxk * mo lusuttd to ' on
TRUTH ATTESTED.
Soninlnijiortniithtutnnir-iitHof Wo
Known Poopln Wholly
Vorlllnrt.
In r-rOor tint tin' jniMli > m y fnllj ronlltc Ilio
BPiinliii-iH'x < if tlu < litiirriit , * ll iw tlio
( nine ot tlio nttMo tit "lilili tlicj
wlHi o lnrit1l.v N In-Mi
tlnii. llu 'I ruth nl tln- t tlnionliU M nfi
Into , nor ran the ( net * tin ) Aiinmituc bo ! ;
Horn ) .
OMMH. Xni , May 51 , tSSI.
11.11 WvRMR.t ! ( ' > .
lliiui MK : I Imo Imiucnlly u o < l Wnrncr'
Sati ) Klilnui niul l.lvtr Oirn lor lofil ullcitloii *
ntti'iiiltiit iimii | < n\en < tlioninnll MliH'V * , niul
lixionlnj ilfrhiHl Iriitflt tlicnfrnm , I Imic
nl > moil i ho snft < Niri.im with KttUNrtory ro-
Kiilln. I iiiiifMcr tlic o iiuilloliu'ii ortij n (
t-cii 11 'e ' ri <
, Xrn.Mny 24 , 1-SI.
U. 1 * . WtnsrH A fn. , l.iiolii tur , N , Y :
( ! I MK- : | lu\o u lciir l . bud' KMncy rviul
I livr t'lintMi | > tlin ! RHI l\rrln\liontor , niul
I tltul I tlio Kisi u-iiuily I i < Mr trIM. 1 h o
liKitl < IxittlcM , nril It In * initile 1110 ( inllx'tlcr
llun IUT I ulil hfloro In the
L' . I' . II. 8hoW. |
, -N B , M'I , 1SW1 ,
II. II.
I'or iiinm limn l.'i ) M I ImMi KiilliTixl
iiuu'li In oincnU-iico troin ( xmiMneJ Milne ) mul
III rr tllK ( u > m , lnl lia\o IOHMI nil bio to uork ,
my mill \ org tunNo l > rliif | nffic'pil I tried
Krt'lkt innnv iiirtllrltici mul tlwtnrx , Init I trcw
\\ornn aniloriiMln > t > 3 liny I uti tolil 1 hiul
llrluM'n l > lwo , nnil 1 \ > l ) nxl lujK'K iUv\il III
roulil tint lm\onwiiy | rt'llet , I took jour HMe
Klilnry niul l.Uir i.urf , Vnnwlnu nothlnif e
n I'MT kiii ) n Ini'urotli * . ill ea o. niul I liivt
not Iwui iliMiitolnt | | il. Tin iiu-illcliiohiwoirul
nip , ninl I uni | < trliv 1 > will lo ilav , rnllrtly
llirn.h | jour Stli < KWuoy itml l.lMTCiiru I
l li jou Ml Mice K.I In jMiMlililiii ; thli.luiMo
iciiuviy Ihronuli ilui umlil.
iiuiny ol tlii'in In ra o < whrrn h > po wnt i
i oiii l t > n\ lnHnoluntarlU ? \ , > ho ln ( , ' the
r < niukaMflitouiT \Vntmrn Snto Klilnr ) nnil
M\tr Curt' , in nil il NIVHU ol thti Klilnoj * , Ihir
or urinar.v oiiraiw , II nny ono wlio rrniln thin
h-k nny ptiy inl troulilo ruiuonlior tliu Kr"'t
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cliuiccr ol
AND-
H a n d s o mest
-IN TIIK
MARKET' '
For Sale by
WM. E. STOETZEL
621 South Tenth St.
NEBRASKA
State Gazetteer and Busi
ness Directoy ,
Cmitiiiniiii ; ft ( U'soilitl | < iii nnil a llrtt of all
liUHiiifHrt mm In thu ctute , Mill Ixi Iwu-d
wirly In ISK-J. l'ricu,00. ! |
.1. M. WOL'J5 ] ' , I'ubliHher.
ISO South Fourtc ntli Street , Omaha , Neb
'JKJ. W. MMMt , A , O.CAMrjKLIi
DOANE& CAMPBELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
S. W COIL TU 4 IXJUULA3 DTO.
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS
I IDT MM. / JlOl'li i KTOJlti ,
ARLINOrON , J , 0. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Net.
JUDKIN3 HOU6C , OUDKIN5 A URO , , lied Oak , U ,
SARATOGA HOTEL , J , 8. OfELLINIUJ ) , Mllford , Neb.
KEED HOUSE , CEO. RUfD. Ulystsi , Nbl ) . .
WOOD3 HOU8C , W. P , ELLIS , O'.cooln , Neb. '
OOMMERCIAL HOTCL JOHN HANNAN. Ctromtliurc , Nt * " ,
AMEUICAN HOUSC , GEO. H. McCAIfl , South RcndN
HALL HOUSC , A. W. HALL , Lontivllla
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , RLilr , Neb.
CXCHANQE HOTEL , . C , . HACKNEY Aihlniul , Neii
CENTRAL HOUSE , JOHN CCOPEit , O.ikdale , Neli.
COMMERCIAL riOTCL , WM. CLCMMUNS , GrwArd , .Vrli.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL E. EVANS. O'.Velll. Nfjb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL O. F. CASOADY , Dcnlian , l.x
HAHTNtY HOUSE , W. P. M'wHTEIf ' , W'-ittldn , U.
UELLOU HOUSE , MRS. A E. DRUCE , lilt Inct City , N b" .
OORCHCSTER HOTCL , A. S , KINKLE Dorchetter , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTE. . J. Q. MEAD , Nollgh , Noli
CENTRAL HOUSE , JA8 McKILLIP , York , Neb ,
TUTTLC HOUSE , W. H. TUTTLC , Aurnr.i , Neb ,
OAOE HOUSE , A. R. QAOE , R pub IcanCltyNeb
DENVER HOUSE CAIRNS & WILLIAMS , HnttlnRB , Neb.
8ANDER8 HOUSE , CHA8. E. MeNISH , Friend , Neb
WOODWARD HOUSE , WAREN WOODWARD , Exeter , Neb.
JUDKINSHOU8C , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la.
PARK HOUSE , W. J , OARV'lN , Corning , l > ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , VlllliCA , In.
ESTES HOUSE , N. T t8TE8 , Grand Island , Nib-
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , F. W. WILM8 , Kearney , Neb.
WILDER HOUF1E- THOMPSON REED Wllber , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A , C. OAARPER , Hardy , Nob.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , W. W. 8HUWFEL1 WACO , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOU3E , O. W. MAYFIELD , Croenwood , Neb
HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND , Columbui , Neb.
CENTRAL CITY HOUSE J. 8. OREQERY , Central Oltv. Neo.
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKER. Oreiton , la.
NEOLA HOTEL , F. 8ICVERTZ , Nooln , Id.
EMERSON HOUSE , A. L. SHELDON , Emereon , Ik.
XX XC , O O
( Admits County , Iowa , U , , 11. * Q. )
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Dr. .1. S. PotVRr'mo , 51 , I ) I'hyaicnii
0 , 1 < . Scott I'oatinaitcr
I'uri'i riiiM hrothorn Drugs
Tucker llrothun Oonur.xl Morchnutliao
John W. Wt'llur Guiuintl Morohnniliau
, la cob JI ivy Kit t Ulackatnith niul NVnuon Shop
Henry lluhlo Groceries
Jiunua M. llm'iiuy Muckumith und Buus
13 , K , Yntuiir HuiucfH Shojv
T. A * . Gilinoiv Klovator
11. S. Muore Stock Denier
Dixon Llunbor Yard
.Alills ( Aunty ) , Town , C. , H. & Q. H. It.
M. Clniio Kt
L. W. Tuhlw Gr ii iMil
1) . L. MeMurtry , Jl. D PhyHicinn niul Surjjeon
1) . 0. Able Kurnituiu
Whlpplu & Grntr llnrrl wnro
- Appluguto Grouuriva ami Holidny Goods
.1. Grillith Munt Mnrkot
J. T. ( ! mt ; Uhioksinith
J. T. Irolnnd ILluvntor
A. L. Shoklon llotol
A. 0. Van AiiRihilo lluuorul Murcluuuliao
.1. It. Moore Dm UN niul Orgnns
\V. S. Goodell Gonuriil Aturcliiuulimt
ELGUTTER !
ELGUTTER'S Novelties in Chililron's , CLOTHING.
ELCUTTER'S Novelties in Boys' ' OLOTHING.
ELGUTTER'S Novelties in Youths' CLOTHING.
ELCUTTER'S Novelties in Men's ' CLOTHING.
ELGUTTER'S Novelties in White FANCY SHIRTS.
ELGUTTER'S ' Novelties in Under WEARS.
ELGUTTER'S ' Novelties in Fancy NECK WEAR.
ELGUTTER'S ' Novelties in Panuy SILK H'DK'FS.
ELGUTTER'S ' Novelties in Holiday GIFTS.
MAMMOTH -CLOTHING - HOUSE 9
1001 Cor. Farnham & 10th St. 1005
EDHOLM
&
E RICKSO N
&ive the Bargains
-IN ALL KINDS OK-
WATCHES.CLOCKS ;
SILVERWARE.SOLID
AND PLATED WAKE
AND DIAMONDS.
At Prices that Suit Any Customer Who Really Wishes ft First-
Class Article.
STAR TINTED SPECTACLES
Are also Sold Exclusively by us.
ALSO WESTERN AGENTS
SMITH AMERICAN ORCAN'CO.'S ORGANS.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
THE JEWELERS , Opposite the Post Office.
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WIIOLKSALK AND HCTAIJ , DKAI.KIt IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BUNDS , MOLDIKCS , UME , CEMENT
3E 2&ttX > 330El , , IS-UTO.
rBTAlTS AOEHl F01I MILWAUKKK UKilK-JT COUl'ANV
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - - OMAHA , NE&