THE DAILY BEJ
CMAHA PUDLISHINO CO. , PROPBIETOt
BIO F rnh m , bet. Oth and 10th 8tre ti
TERMS OP SUBSCnifTION ,
tra copy 1 yerln dv nco ( postpaid ) tlO
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'RAILWAY TIME TABLE ,
nioi cnicxoo , RT.
IV ( OMAHA RillROAD.
Omfth Pasgon cr No. 2 , 8:30 : a , m. ,
lAtlon No. 1 , 1:0 : ( p. m
Arrive Omah PiuwondCT No. 1 , 6:20 : p.
Accommodation No. 3 , 10.60 * . m.
DliVISO OMAHA ( AST OB ROtTtn BOON9
C. , B. h o. 7:40 : a. M. SHO p. ra.
0. A N. W. , 7:40 : ft. tn. 3:40 : p. m.
C. , IU I. & p. . 7:40 . m. S:40 : p. m.
Jr. U. , St. J. k C. B. , loaves ftt 8 n. m. and 6
.m. Arrive ) At St. Louis at 0.30 a. m. Mid 6 ;
ru.
ru.W. , St. L. & P. , Irarca at 8 a. m. and 8:10 :
Arrives a St.'Louls at 6:40 : a. m. anil 7 :
WKST on BoornwMW ,
B. U. In Neli. , Through , 8tO : * . .
O. & U. Lincoln Kxprosa B0 p. m.
O P. OvorUnd Cxptosd , 12:16 : p. lu.
O. & n. V , for Lincoln , 11:45 v tn.
O. A It V. lor Onceolo. 0:40 : a. m.
U. P freight No. C , 6:30 : a. m.
0. P1 relRht No. 0 , 8:20 : n. in.
I ) . P. freight No. 13 , 2:60 : p. m.
0. 1' . freight No. 7 , 6:10 p. ni. emigrant.
. . . P. Denver express , 7:36 : p. m.
i-O. P. freleht Nn 11. 11-30 p. rn.
U. P. Denver freight , 8:26 : p. ra.
A&M7UI6 fftOM IA8T AMD MOTH.
U ( X fc 0 6:00 a. in. 76 p m. .
A'N. W. , 9:46 : a. m.-7C6 : p. ru.
a R. 1. & P..o:4S : a. m. 0:06 : | > . ra.
A U. , St. Joe &O a , 7lO& , to. ! t S p.
FROM THE WK 1 tKll Ullf IHW.rrT.
O. k H. V. from Llnooln 1 Ob p. lu.
-0. f . 1'ftclflc Exprcw 3:16 : p. ii. .
. 'a V M. In Neb. , Through Kxpri-'o I lo p n
n. k M. Lincoln Exprcs * J 40 n m.
C. P. iHmvcr eipresH , 7:36 : n. ru.
U. P. i-rclght No. 14 2.W p. tn
U. P. So. 0 6iO : a. m. EmU * oi.
V. P. freight No. 14 , 12:16 : p. tn.
37. P. .to. 8 9.00 p. m.
U. P. No. 12 1:46 : a. m.
> O. P. I > uuvor freight , 1:10 a. m.
'O. & It. V , mixed , ar. * : I6 p. m.
POUUT TRA1XB Bir BKN OMAHA AM1 >
OOD1CII. KLUm.
; lvo Omitha at 3:00 : , 9:00 : , 10.-00 and ll : (
tn. ; IX ) 2 00 , 3-00 , 4 00 and 6:00 : p. tn.
UMVO CounctJ BluOn at 8:26 : , 9:26. : 10.26 an
W6 a. ci. ; 1:25 , 2:26 , 8:25 : , 4:26 : and 6:25 : p. n
Sun aj Tht duuinty leavoa Omaha > ftt 9C :
nd 11KX ) ft. m. ; 2.00 , 4 00 and 6:00 : p. m. Lca\ <
Council lilulfs at 9:26 ami 11:26 a. ui > ; SlS6 , < : !
nd fi:2r : , p. m.
Through and local passenger trains botwcc
Omaha nnd Coun'll Illuds. Leave Omaha 0:11 :
T:46 , 8:60 : a. in. ; 3:40 : , 6:46 : , 0300 p. ui. Arru
lOinahA 7:40 , 11:36 , 11:45 a. in. ; 6:40 , 7:05 , 7:11
140 p. m. .
Opening ani Olotfne of Mrlli.
BOUT * . OP.1H. OWJSC.
a. ru. p. tu. a. ru. p. u
> Ohlugo&N. W . 11.00 U.OO 6:30 2:4 :
Chlcvso , H I. & PaclAc.llAO 9.00 6:30 : 2:4 :
Chicago. B. tl 0 . 11:00 : 9.00 C:30 : 2:4 :
Wafeuh. . 12:30 : 6:30 : 2:4 :
Bloux City and Pacific 9.00 6-30 2:4
Onion Pacific . 4:00 : 11:10 :
Omaha & R. V . 10 11:10
B.fcU. InNcb . 4.00 8:10 :
Omaha & Sioux City. . . . 6 00 7:30 :
n. & M. Lincoln . 10.30 0:0
U. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:30 11:00
J. P. Denver Exp . 9.-00 6:3
O. . Sioux City & St. P. . , lloo : 2:4
Local malls for SUto ol Iowa Icat e but once
day , \EC.30& | , m.
Office open Sumlayn from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
TTTOS. F HALL P M.
Business flirectory.
h
Abttract and Real batata.
JOHN U McCAOUE , opposite Poet Office.
W. R. BARTLETT 317 South 13th Street.
Architect * .
DOCKENK & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITECTS
Room 14. Crclgbton Block.
A. T. LARGE Jr. , Room 2. Ciclghton Block.
Boott and Shoes.
JAMES DaVINE & CO. ,
fflno Boots and Shoes. A good assortment o
< borne work on hand , corner 12th and Harnov.
-anOS. ERICKSON , S. E. cor. 16th and Douglas
JOHN FORTUNATU8 ,
TS06 10th street , manufactures to order good vrorl
at ( air prices. Rewiring done.
Bed Spring * .
J. t. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Douclaist
Book * , New * and Stationery ,
i. I. FRUEHAUF 1016 Farnham Street.
Butter and Egg * .
"UciiHANE & SCHROEDER , the oldest B. and E
bouw ) In Nebruka entabUHhed 1876 Omaha.
CKKTRAL
* RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
i toathweri corner letband Dodge.
Beat Board for the Money ,
Satisfaction Guaranteed
* Icali at all Horns.
' Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Oood Terms for Cash
Furnished Itnnms Supplied.
Marriage * and Road Wagon * .
W1I SNTDER , 14th and Barney Streets.
Clothing Bought.
1. KARRI J will pay highest Cash price for eecont
hand clothtnr. Corner 10th and Farnham.
Jewo or * .
10HN BAUMER 1S14 Farnham Street
tlunk.
. H. BERTHOLP , lUgsandMeUl.
Lumber , Lime and Cement.
& OR AY corner 6th and DougUa Bta ,
Lamp * and Glassware.
t. CONNER 1809 Douglas St. Oood Variety.
Merchant Tailor * .
a A. LINDQUEST ,
rOue ol our most popular Merchant Tailors Is
. eelvlog the latest designs for Spring and Summoi
Hoods for gectlomcn B wear. Stylluli , durable ,
p. and prices low as ever 216 18th bet. Doug.&Farn.
Millinery.
MRS. 0. A. RINOER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan
cy Goods In great variety , Ztiphyro , Card Uoardc ,
Hosiery , Gloves , Comets , & & Cheapest House In
the West. Purchasers sate 80 per cent. Ordci
by Uall. 116 Fifteenth Street.
roundry ,
JOHN WEARNE&SONB cor. 14th &Jackeonst
Hour and Feed ,
rOUAHACITY MILLS , 8th and Farnham Htd. ,
Telshans Bros. , proprlctore. _
Urocera.
i BTEVEM8 , 21st between Cumlng ami lrr
X. A. MoSHANE , Corn. 23d and Cumlng Streets.
Hardwaio , Iron and Steol.
OLAN & LANOWOUTUY , > Vholctale , 110 am'
112 16th street
A. HOLMEH corner IBth and CallforuU.
Harness , Saddles , &c ,
B. WEI8T 20 13th St. bet Farnfc Harney.
"
Hotel *
ANF1EI.D HOUSE , Quo. Canfcdth& ) ! ( ) Farnhun
lOOUAM HOUSE , P H. Car ) , 'J1S I'ornhtui ht.
BLAVEN'S 1IOTKL , F. Hla\eu , 10th bt.
Southern Hotel Ous. Ilamel 9th &Lea\enwortb
UruK * . Palnuanu oil * .
KUIIN 4 CO.
Fine Vane Uoods , Cor. Htn and
-r/.J. WHITKUOUrU , Wnoler lo & luull , lutb bt
a FIELD , 2022 Worth Side Cumlng Street.
PARR , Druggist , loth and Howard Streets.
Dentist * .
DR. PAUL. Williams' Block Cor. Uth & Dodge.
Dry Goods Notion * , ttc.
JOHN U. F , LKllMANN & CO. ,
Hew York Dry Goods Store , 1810 and 181J Farm
hsm itrtet.
ti. 0. Enewold alao boots and shoes Tth & Pacific.
ruruliure.
A F. GROSS , New and Btuond Hand Furniture
od Stoves , 1114 Dmalaa. HlRhost ca&h price
aid for second ban 4 rooJK.
CONNER 1809 DauyU st. Fine goods , Ac.
f tree Works.
OK A I ! A FENCE CO.
OUST , FRIES & CC 1218 Harney St. , ImprOTe
ad Itt Boxe , Ircr and Wood Funce * . OBc
illtlit. Count ! in floe arid Walnut J
Oljran and Tobacco.
WEST ft FRITSCI ) F.n , manufacturers of Clgi
and Wholesale Dmlcnl n Tobaccos 1805 Doug ]
ff. F. LonF.N7.KN manufacturer 1416 Farnhi
Florist.
A. Donaghue , plant * , cut flowers , icods , coqu
ete. N. W , cor. 16th and Douclu gtreeto.
Civil Engineer * and Surveyor * .
ANDREW ROSEWATER , Creljthton Hlo
Town Surveys , Grade and Sewerage Systems
Bpoclalty.
Uommlsslon Merchant * .
JOHN G. WIL LIS.1414 Dodge Street.
D R. BF.KHER. For details see large advertl
ment In Dally and Weekly.
Cornice Works ,
Western Cornice Works , Manufacturer * li
Cornice , tin , Iron and Slate Hooding , Ordi
from any locality promptly executed In the b
manner. Factory and Office 1213 Harney St.
C. SPROUT , Proprietor.
Oalvanltcd Iron Cornices , Window Cape , et
manufactured and put Up In any part of t
country. T. SINHOLU 416 Thirteenth street
Crockery ,
; . CONNER 1309 DOUSIM street. Oood lino.
Clothing and Furnishing Uoods.
OKU. H. PETERSON. Also Hata , Caps , Boo
Bhora , Notions nnd Cutlery , 801 S. 10th ntrcet.
Refrigerator * , Canfleld' * Patent.
0. P. GOODMAN lllh St. bet. Farn. & Harm
Show Case Manufactory.
O. J , WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kind * of Bhc
Casoa , Upright Cases , ft' . , 1317 Cass St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Oma
Show Case manufactory , 813 Mouth lOthstroi
butwctn Loa\enworth and Uircy , All goo
warranted llri
\ Pawn'iroknri.
H08KNFFLD. 10th St. . Int. far. Hi
Utove * nu tnware.
A. BURUESTKR ,
Heater In 8lov nnd Tinware , nd Uannfactur
of lln Roofs and nil kinds of Building Wor
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BONNER. 1809 Douclss St Good and Che *
Seedi.
J. EVANB , Wholesale and RcUll Reed Drill ) at
CultUatow , OddFellowa Hall.
Phytlclant ant Ourgoont.
W. B. Ginns , M. D. , Room No 4 , Crolghtc
Dlock , 16th Street.
P. a. LEISENR1NG , U. D. Moronic Block.
0. L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , of p. poatofHi
tR. ) L. B. ORADDY.
Dirullst and Aurlst. 8. W Uth and Farnham S
Photograpneri.
GEO. IIEYN , PROP.
Grand Ceutrnl Gallery ,
212 Sixteenth Street.
aoar Maaonla Hall. Fttat-claaa Work and Fromp
aoM ( ruarantecn
PlumblnK , Qa * and Steam Fitting.
P. W. TARPY & CO. . 21612th St. , bet Farnhai
md Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. riTZPATRICK , 1409 Douglas Street.
alntlng an npor anRlna.
ENRY A. KOSTKRS , 141 Dodge Street.
Shoe titorot.
? hllllp Lane 1S20 Farnham et. bet 18th & lit !
Second Hand Store'
PERKINS & LEAR , 1410 Douelaa St. New an
lecond Hand Furniture , llouso Kurnlehlng Goodi
: o. , bought and sold on narrow marring.
Ualoont.
HENnY If AUFMANN ,
n tno new brick block OP Douglaa Straot , hi
Juat opened a most elegant Beat Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 13
et en' day.
' Caledonia "J FALCONER 879 18th Street
Undertaker * .
JHAS. RIEWE , 101V Farnham bet 10th & lite
00 Cent Stores.
1 0. BACKUS 1205 Farnham St. , Fancy Oood
"Genius Rewarded7
OR , .
Che Story of the Sewing Machine
A handsome little pamphlet , blue and goU
lover , with numerous engravings , will be
GIVEN AWAY
o any auult pers-n calling for it , at any brand
ir 8ub-oSlco of The Singer Manufacturing Com
iiny , cr will bo sent uy mall , post paid , t <
, ny person living at a distance from our ottlces
The Singer lannfacturing Do , ,
Principal Office , 34 Union Square
NEW YORK.
_ toblS&w \
THE KENDALL
PLilTINCt IACHIIE
DEBSS-MAKEES' OOMPANION ,
It plalta from 1-18 of a n Inch to
idth in the coarsest felta or finest sllki
It does all kinds and style * of plaiting In use.
No lady that does her own dress-making car
Dord to do without one as nice plaiting U
ever out of fashion , If seen It sells Itulf , Foi
lachlnos , Circulars or Agent's terms address
CONGAR & CO. ,
113 A.damnSt. Chicago , 111
_
FAST TIME I
In going East take the
] Mcago & Fortliwest-
ern
Trains leave Omaha 3:40 : p. m. and 7:40 : a. m.
or full Information call on it. P. DUE'j , Ticket
Kent , 14th and Farnlmru Sta J. BELL , U. P.
dihvay Ilepot.or at JAMES T. CLAUK , Uener-
Aifcni. Onmlia Ial7in4e If
W. J.CONNELL ,
LTTOENEY - AT - LAW.
OrriCB trout Hoons : ( uiiutalrs ) In llanBcum
jw brjck bulldln , ' , N. W. oorrisr Pftoenth nd
trnham Htr ota _
:3. T. JACKSON FI.ANF-
V Graduate fiom the University of Pcnnsyi.
\anlaat I'lilladtljihla of the
Clots of 1B40. )
Tenders his profciulnimr'Dcrvlcestotho citizen *
f Uinaha and all othirb ntullng the same , jirc-
icatliig his tlulin therefor from 40 jcaru' ex
trknco , sixteen ) tare of wlilcli time he spent In
outh America , from uhli.li country ho has Just
tturncd , ( .alnliu whilst in the i > roUnccn many
enudUu for > arlous dltcaiitii common to this
ountry from the nutitcs of tl c name.
Tho. Doctor nukes a specialty of all Chronic
'iteaxcn ' , p.irtltul rily thoto of females. Ho may
ofouiul t hU rein ui the Planters' Houio ,
rner o ( Doil oanO dUtwnih SircnU.
" *
lliJjoill Aiuu > < "
COUNSELOR - AT LAW
. J. H. McOULLOOH ,
Uocui 4 , Cicl.htuji li.0i.li , Fllltcnth Strict.
lanlB-3in
1.
Umplopent Agent
Railroad Outfit on Short Notice.
; iltb St. , Near Faruham.
ml-oid-tf
DB. F. SOHBBER ,
and Surgeon.
OIIHON10 DIBEASES , IIHKUMATISJI , Ktc. ,
A 8PECIALTV.
, > No. 1412 I'urnham St. , between 14th and
Uth , Omaha Neb , USoo " -
OATALPA 8PEOIO8A.
Ono of tbo Comlnpr Trees for tholWi
Missouri Region.
There nrotwo species of cnta1pnt
southern and the nortlicrn , T
southern is too tender for our Intitut
the northern in quito hardy nftor t
first two years and is , in Nebraska
grand success. Eight years ago
planted quito a quantity of see
and aho some seedlings. The firatwi
tcr boingsevoro they wcro killed to t
ground , but in no instance did t
root kill. This is very largo , soft ni
spongy , nnd vnll resist extreme d
groea of heat nnd cold and drout
This , in short , is ono of the few tro
you can rely upon. It is a thrif
growcr--porhi\ps next to the cotto
wood. Several years ago I visiti
Arthur Bryant , of Princeton , 111. I
is a brother of W. 0. Bryant , tl
poet , nnd has himself published n Vd
uablo work on forest trco culltir
which is a standard among hortici
turists. Air. Bryant , as wo wo
walking through his grounds , showi
inoti stately catalpa in the center
his lawn which ho hadraieod from tl
seed. I * , measured twoiity-i'igl
itichca in diamotcr nnd was IMUIII ;
eight yoara old , making tin nigh
year. The tree gives a liuauttfi
shade ; it haa n mnssivo topthu h-avi
are largo and broad I have mo.vsurc
thoao from my own trees which wei
a foot across. Ono merit of this tr <
in , if it is cut ofl or broken down , HI
the chestnut it throws up straigl
and thrifty shoots from iho rooMy
My own trocs from the seed might t
described as follows : The first yo ;
they grew from six inches to two fee
killed back the first winter ; next yet
they grow from eighteen inches to si
feet ; next winter they killed bac
slightly. After that they grow vigo ;
ausiy. At six years of ago they woi
twelve to fifteen foot high and bloi
jomod beautifully. Ono of the meril
of this tree is its flowers. They ni
most delicately traced and dottcc
SVhito for the most part , they have
mingling of exquisite huo. A larg
: rco in full bloom is ono in
: nonso flower of itself. In th
: all the boughs hang thick with th
long , green seed pods. The catalp
3 among the few trees which ondur
; ho extremes of > he trying Nubrask
: liinalo. If the weather IB very dr
[ hey draw in soil , and use what capitf
; lioy have , and so endure witliou
nuch sot back or damage , and if th
ivcather is favorable- they push ahea
md make the most of their opporti
lities. The winter of 187980vn
jno of the most trying ovc
< nown ; the winter dioutli wn
iiost sevoro. Evergreens , w'lich groi
; \vo feet the previous summer , die
oefore the terrible blast ; other tree
kvero damaged , but I do not think
u'nglu bud of the catalpha was dam
tgod. The winter following was ox
; rcmoly cold 35 dog. below zero yc
; hey were not injured in the loasl
jut grow grandly and blossomei
; orgeously. Taken all in all , ami
id verse nnd favorable circumstance :
; hey arc a success. They , with th
lussian mulberry , make a fine rein
orcoment for our horticulture.
IOW TO RAISK A i'OUEST OF OATALPA
It is well known that trees ought t
> o planted thick , for the reason tha
hey soon take possession 0 > f th
; round , and also because they grot
traighter. Tho.old rule of puttin ;
rees twelve foot apart was a bad no
> ecauso they grew scraggy all limb
md a rough trunk. The new law a
our feet apart each wny waa far bet
or. On account of the immons
loniand , those now candidates fo
lopular favor are somwhat ox
icnsiyo as compared with othe
oodlings. The York Nursery , No
iraska , sells them at $2 per 100. Thi
icsc way to plant would bo to se
hem eight foot apart each way , am
hen fill up with auh , honey locust o
lox elder , so the whole would bo fou :
oot each way. In five or six yean
ut out a row , leaving the trees fou ;
eet by eight. A few years later cu
ut a row the other way , leaving youi
atalpas eight ; feet apart each way
'hich will bo the right distance foi
liora to stand for BOIIIO time
Ivontually they can stand sixteen foe
ach way. The young trees cut oui
ould make good wood or answer foi
oles for sheds or any other purpose
> r which they would bo adapted ,
'he catalpa should not btr plantou
ith white willow or cottonwood , fci
icy bqing ranker growing trees wouU
jsutne the ascendency and choke
loin down. Durability of the ca-
ilpa E. E. Barney , a rosponsi-
lo horticulturist of Ohio , haa
ikon pains to collate fuete
earing on this question , and hero arc
jino of his concluaioiu : A gato-poat
) t40 years before allowed , when du
p , no signs of decay. The old
: ockado at Yincenncs , Indiana , was
uilt mostly of these trues , and when
Miiovcd 100 after wards they were in
sound condition. 0. LI. Allen , of
'incpmies , says that , having tested
10 timber for 'JO years , ho considers
. the most durable of all woods ,
atalpa posts set by General Harrison
i 1808 were taken up n few yo. s
, 'o , and being sound , were reset. TJiu
irly BottlorH of Knox county , Intl. ,
> und a log lying across a stream. It
as used till the lop was flattened by
10 wear of many footfalls. An old
idlanwaa askfd how long it had been
icro , and he replied that his urand-
ithor had croaaod it , making it 100
cars old , lying in the most unfarara-
lu pd ui it , u In in f c uiwond
Olllil JlH\l 7i | Ml ril Ui Illllod HIve
vo yujn , Ut'iliiia ! m Ki t Minaouri
illcd by thu ( larthqiiAku of 1811 aru
ill Btimding in aHuund condition. In
tort , this tree is considered equal to
10 black locust orovon the rod cedar ,
> r durability. It is uu\v uxtoiiaivoly
sod for railroad tics , The wood is
( ticmoly ligfft , and yet it Bocms to
aid nails and spikes well , and on uc-
> uiit of all thoao advantages , adapta-
on , thriftinoas and enduring qtiahtioa
will be a great gain for our western
raifies. The demand for it has been
IUIIOIIEO of late yuaui , and with ro.v
nij railroad ties and fence posts can
u had from them in twelve years ,
hey transplant readily ,
0 , B.
Mrs , Ira Muiluillnnd , Albany , N , Y , (
iltcn : "Jt'or eevoiul yearn I haM ) suffer-
I fciun oft-recurring Ijillims fiiuJacinw ,
iiietipatlon , dygpeptla , and CDinplaltita
jcullur to my sex. Sluca ublng your Jluit.
ot'K lii.ooi ) lliTU.im 1 am entirely re
\ea. " I'rice l.lO.triuUlzolOc.
incliTdlw
Affrlcultuml Stntlstlcs.
Chicago Tribune.
The cirelojsncMJ , if notrecklosi i
dilTeronco to ncctiraoy , is perhaps c
pecinlly remarkable in aomo of t
branches ot the "D partmpnt of Ai
ricultuio ' at Wnaliinitton , This b
ronu is making disperato efforts to
raised to the dignity of ft sepira
branch of the Government , with
chief established ns n member of ti
Unbinot. Its latest fulniinntion in tl
way of information is "Special Uupc
No. 41 , " in which the doparmcnt pr
fcsscs to give information upon tl
production of cereals of the UuiU
States for the y > nr 1881. Ainoi
other statittics published for the ii
formation and instruction of mankii
are tables show itlg the production i
bushels , the yield per aero , the nun
bur of acres in cultivation , mid tl
price per bushel , with the ngutcmi
value of the wheat , corn , oats , baric ;
rye , and buckwheat in each and nil i
the slntu * of the United States in tl
( year 1881. In this table wo find tl
following figures as to prices per bin !
ol in Illinois in 1831 :
Corn , 63ccntfnlieU | $ .2 * ! OK43ccnti
Those are given ns the prices p.udl
producers at tlio nearest railway at ,
tiou or other point of shipment , an
of course include nothing fortranspn :
tation. With mi occivsional oxot-ptio
and for a brief time for limited tpmi
tities , the pric > s of wheat , corn an
pats have ruled higher in Chicago tha
in any otlar place in Illinois , and tli
pticos heri'jtf necessity included tli
cost of t reimportation to this pint
from the points of production. Tli
figures given by thu depaitment r
Washington make no dUcriminntio
as to the grade or quality of eitlu
grain , but the prices staled are givu
as the average of the whole crop c
the state. Now , if. is known that th
prices of wheat , corn , nnd oats var
according to miality , and the avurag
prict-b p.ud in this city from Autusl ;
1881. to .Itinuary , inclusive , for th
atanatud or inorohnutablo grain wui
about ai follows , which we contraa
with those furnished by the depurt
inont as obtained for the whole cro
taken together nt the points of prc
duction :
IIUCKN. WIIKAT. coni. OAK
Dfimrtmo'it . l.2i i6 < .t
At' hU-ajfo . 1.2 J Cl ] .1
The prices at Chic.ij-o ur.l tliodo ex
plusively for the 'tandaid giatlus , am
include the ctmt of un nvt mg ttnns
portatton of iOO miles by jail with tlii
cost of ha dltng , uhile tlioBi ) ; > ion b ;
the depirtment profesa to hi ) th"
prices obtained by the nluppnn ulill
railway stations i o est to the placi
uf nrodiict.ii n When the pticea p.di
for the inferior grades are uvcngei
-itli those obtained from the prinu
lualities the itinccurncy of the depart
part nont figures is rendered still mon
avidont. _
Making a fair allowance for the inferior
forior qualities of the several kinds o
grain and a proper allowance for tin
uost of transportation , etc. , a fai
statement of the probable tnaxiinun
prices obtained at the plncos of pro
juction for the crop of Illinois in 188
is compared with that given by tin
jo-called guess work at the Depart
inont of Agriculture , may bo thus giv
m :
III\T. CORN. OATS
Department . 81. V2 61 4
MCulcafO . . .1 . 1.2DI .011 .4
\tFoinUofproductlonl.l2i .Wj ,3
These figures , which are as libora
is the facts will permit , show that tin
lopartnient is out of the way 10 cent
per bushr-1 on wheat , six cents oncori
md seven cents on oats , and as tin
srror applies to 20,000,000 bushels o
ffhoat , 170,000,000 bushels of corn
uid 00,000,000 bushels of oats , it is i
lerioua ono , whether taken in dotai
jr in gross. An error of this mngni
; ude in an augregato of 260,000,001
jushels amounts to about $18,000,001
n the crop of this state.
The same report , which prof eased t <
in authorized oflicial statement by tin
National Government , states as tin
mces given in Iowa , wheat , § 1.00
: orn , 44 cents and oats , 34 cents po
) ushol. These ore an approximatioi
0 the prices paid for wheat , corn ant
iata in Chicago , loss the cost of trans
> ortation , and , as the surplus crops o
! owa find their way to Chicago , tlieai
igures confirm , so far as the figure :
tithe- department can confirm any
hing , those which wo have given ai
ho probable prices obtained for tin
; rain at the places of growth in 111 !
lois.
Inasmuch as the value of gram ii
; overnod by what is obtained for tin
urplus , and as all the surplus wheat ,
orn and oats of 1881 have not bocii
old , and part thereof remains to be
old , the attempt by the [ statistician
f the department to fix the value
or bushel , and of the aggregate pro
uction is n matter which would prob'
bly stagger a Cabinet Minister , an
Hicor with which the Department ol
igriculturo has not yet boon provid-
d.
d.Tho
The Agricultural Bureau may ren-
or some public service by the collec-
ion and careful supervision of infor-
lation as to the quuntiticn and quali-
ies of all the crops of the United
tates , but it had butter lot thosubject
f prices and profit ) ! ulono. That
1 not agriculture. The prices nnd
rotits of agriculture are beyond thu
nowledo of thu department , and any
gures it may publmh on this subject
ui only bo misleading , and , therefore
nrmful , _
Novo Too lintn to Monti ,
Thin. .J. Aiden , William street , Hast
lulfulo , writes ; ' Your Si'itwo Uumoji
us worked < iu mo hpk-mlld. 1 had no np >
elite ; ti > ud to i-ltiKj ) hiully und utt up in
IH inoriilm ; unrcfroahi'il ; iiiy breath wan
ery oirfiidlvouinl I Hitlfeiad from neve re
laduclii * ; wlnco ttvlns ; your Hprin ; , ' lllon.
III ! 'ill I NU > - > lllt | H 4 llfUO llllUljl ) ,
ml 1 itel qullH well. ' J'rlco Tit ) ccnti ) ,
dA liottleiif ! ) .nt .
mar7-dlw
inn ot tliu Futlit < ru VinUod tlo
Obildron.
1'hyslelans eay that Hcrofulmm taint
annot 1m eradfcati d . wo deny It "hi
) t < ) . " If vmt tit tliroiteh n tliorout-h
uurne of liurilock Ulood Blttt-iv , your
lucid will gut ad jmro M yyu can wlnh.
'rlua ' Sl.dO. trlltl hlz > 10 renU. mi7rllw
WILL I1UV AHI ) BELL
! .
* KO ALL
tOKf.r..1K'l ( TUEIUK.1TI1 ,
'tty Taren , lierjt Housoa , Bto.
If YOU AAMT K > BIT (0 > CB7.J
ill tt O&ct , Rojm 8 < 'r l K
John G. Jacobs ,
( t'ot > irly uf Ol haJbcobo , )
JNDERTAKER
fyjtfor hslri. ! Un .i-t Jit , ' , .jiilekut , M
fo. t line tominctlnif tin 6 > ' MtlroiMlln , Oil
' .VOO. - - , .
IIM , which tormlruttt ) , n
KASSAH Dirt , l.iuvnw.mrii , Art-nun
CII llMifrii ml OMAHA , th OOMMIKOI
Otvt n from which nvllntr
EVEHY LINE OP HOAD
h t penetrate * theCoiiltnnnt from tha Mlwn
HI > er to the Pacific Slope Tlic
OIJUUGO HOOK 1S1AND A P/
OIFIO RAILWAY
the onl- line from ChloiKo owning tr ct In
( rm i . or which , Ijr It * own ro J , rcivchw tl
nlnli alien o nwiKvl. No TRAS vmui HT CARRUO
< < ) nmiNO oosNwrirKsl No hmlilllnit In I :
ventilated or vmclc.xn CAM , 19 every r < waen < er
carried In roomy , clean ind rcntlUkxI co cbt
upon Fivit Kxiirct ) Trains
lUrCAMottmrlxtlml roAjnlflc nci , 1'ou.M/
'AUCH Sbxtmm Cm , . nj ourownuorUMamtii
MMNU CAR-i , npn which mrftlAnrntim el at u
iirpvtiml oxwllo.ice , it the tow ruin nf fimnrr
Film GiKTRKArn. with untie limn ftr hwnlthlt
mlojniMit.
Throuch Cv bttwrcn Chlopi , IWU , Ml
' ukpn iifid MUtiurl Hlt-cr I'o'tiln ; * . .nAMH \ co :
uctloim M nl ! jKjlr.tfl nt lnt < tr < vthi , H.othi !
'i iK
\NO ilcnet ( rte not lorRet Liw ! dli t' ) to * TOI
tin.it of Importance In KMJMVJ. .V'i' > rul < i > . illAc
till * , Wjoml'ivr , Utah. Uilm , Nlt , tjullfornl
Orvcrm. winnlnirton Tctrltrtrr , tVvttrii'ln. Arliw
mil Ntn * Motlro.
An , botal trrtriRcmcnt * r > uril ng WKH'O i
n ; other line , njl tutencl 'itfliay u4 u * i
. "mi-cHlors , wlin fmnlrh liut a Minn n Ilia con
ort.
ort.On t Mil ( * cli ! ul apottiiiirii free.
Ytrl.oH. n.\ft runt folder * at r ll prlnclp *
'IkfH In tinKnltivl HI t < M anil 0n d .
tl. 15. CAULK , K. ST. JOHN ,
'Iro I'rtt't A tl n. Otn. TU vi'l ' I'urn'r .A |
* < mmrnr. t'h'rnro ' _
Sioui City & Paciln
Hum A Solid Train through from
Council Blufls to St. Paul
Without Chance Time , Only 17 Hour *
IT is
iO O MILKS THtC S110HTK3T ROUTI
FROM
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
a .IT. PAUL , MlNNEAl'OU ! )
DHMTTH OR ItlflMABGH
ul Ml points In Northarn Iow , Minnesota MI
Vet . This line la equipped nlui the Improve
YstliiKhmise Automatic Alr-hrako tnd Ullti
Utturui Couulor and lluffrr : nnd ( or
Bl'EKtt. SAFETY AND UOMFOUT
unmirptwiaod. Pullman I'lhco Sloenlnir Cai
un through WITHOUT CMANdK between Kai
na City ninl St. I'atil , via Council DluHa an
lonx ( Jlty.
Tr.ilns lca\o Union t'aclllc TrMister at Coui
1 Wndt , ni 7.35 p. in. ilUly un nrrUal of Katun
ity. St. Joseph and Council lUiiHn train ( roi
to South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:35 : p. m
nil at the New Union Depot at St. Paul at 12E
oon.
KN HOURS IN ADVANCE OK ANYOTHK
HOHTK.
ORomDiubcr In ( iking the Sioux City Haul
ou cot a Through Train. The Shortoit Llni
lu Quickest Time anil a Comfortable lUJo In tb
'hroiu'h i an botw cen
COUNCIL ULUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
tirboe thatj our Tickets rood via the "Slou
Ity and Pacific Ilallroad "
/ 3. WATTLES , J.U. HUCHANAN
Superintendent. Oen'l POM. Agent.
P. K. UOHINSON , Ans't ( len'l Pans. Aift ,
Mlaaourl Valley , Jon a.
J , II. O'BBYAN , South * of torn Agent ,
_ flonnrl Illuffg. Iowa
Eteal Estate
5,000 PIECES
OF
P ROPERTY
For Sale
By JOHN I , CLARKE
5 , W. cor. Douglas and 14th Sta
fabB-ood-tf
EUROPEAN RESTAURANT
OnFarnliamSt'bet , 11&12 ,
) PBN DAT AND NIGHT
MEALS OR LUNOH
AOhNTSFOU
JT AM BREAD BAKERY
GEORGE HOUGH ,
lcb4-1' " _ Proprietor
880. SHORJJ.INE. 1880 ,
KANSAS CITY ,
it , Joe & Council Blufls
U TIIH ONE.T
3irect Line to ST. LOUIS
AND TI1K KA8T
From Omaha ami iho Woat.
C cl.lQn'ii of cars huUocn Omr.hu unJ bi.
ir.J l.ui ono 1'Ctwuai 011A1JA MJI )
HEW YOUK.
_ .
JailyPasscngerTrams
flN ANU WBSTIIilW CITJKS with LE6B
CJlAlWr.3 in.l . IN AbVANUB ol AIL
OTUKU MNKfe.
This cntlro llit ) la uriulppod wllb i'nllnun'i
\\w Slucpin ; t .irJ , 1't.ln.t J/iy Coaches , illllot'i
> d ty l'I ktiorni Mid ( > iu | > li.r , and tbo celebrated
SJTfca - th t your ticket reads VIA nANSAB
ICV , If. JO'lO'll A , COUNCIL BLUFKS tt ll
ml , i U flt. Jojoi'h and bt. I/oul .
Ttiliutu ( or mlo it r.ll coumn btntloni In tbf
'tut. J. F. HAllNAKD. '
' C. DAM'W. Orn. huiit , , at. Jonorh , UoJ
( Jon. fjtyj. tnd Ticket Ant. , bt. Jo | > li , Mo ,
\ > " ' Kunihuin utrett.
i , > ui ( > ki > nortil Aircnt ,
OXAtfA. HB
_
S. GIBBS
W. . ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURBEOH ,
tnnm No. 4 , Rrnlihtoti Bloolt , 15tb
titroot ,
OMAHA , NEHRASICA.
QrriCK llouiw ! 10 tola A. u. , 3 to 5 P.M.
It phone connected with Central Ollice
M. R. RISDON ,
ren'l ' Insurance Agent
, ol London ,
, . 5,30I,601OC
r , . Y. , Capital. , . l.OCO.OOO.OC
lie Mcrcliaiitj , ol Newark , N. J , ,
CitlUI . . . , . 1,276,000.0
lurdi'lrv , I'lilladuJphltt , Capital. . , , 1,200,000.0
lnmon',1 ruml . , . , . . 1,23 ,016.0 ,
rltUh America A urani.o Co , , , . . . . l.WO.OJO.O
Office , 'Boyil's ' ' Opera HOUBO ,
We Will Not Be Undersold !
& SONS ,
1422 and 1424 Dodge St
ARE MAKING
DESIRABLE GOODS !
XIKTJSbO-TTJEC -
Linen and Housekeeping Department ,
All Linen Towels , lOc ; a Fine Knotted Fringe
Towel 25c ; Table Linen , from 40c to $3 50 per yard ;
Crasn , 6c up.
Hand Maflo Russia Crash In All Grades , Napkins , Sheetings ,
Table Covers , Lie ,
VERY DESIRABLE PATTERNS IN CREAM AND
\VHITE , DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISSE.
Exclusive Patterns I
CARPETS 1 CARPETS I
Wo -will opoa in about two weeks a fltll and complete
stock of
On Sooond Floor , Which is no-w being prepared for th em.
LOOK FOR odE OABPBT DEPARTMENT.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
British Sox , 5 pairs for $1.00 : Unlaundried Shirts. ' 50o , 60c
ind 860 ; Suepondere , 26o , up ; Fancy Hose , 60 up ; Linen Col
lars , $1.50 per dozen ; Linen Guile , $2.60per dozen. New Styles.
Gtentb" Neckwear.
L B. WILLIAMS & SONS ,
1422 and 1424 Dodge Street.
"WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. "
WM , ROGER
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
Finest Silver Plateft SDOOHS and Forks ,
The only andfj Uionol plato that L
' original firm ofij I \ .
is giving for In-
Bros. ti
atanco a single
i 'All ou * Spoona ,
Forka and ' * 'plntod ' .Spoon a
Knives i plated triple thickness
with the greatest
plato only on
of caro. Each
the o o o t i o a
lot being hung
on a scale while whore expo d
, baing plated , to to wear , thereby
inauro a full deposit making a oinglo
posit of nil vor ou
plated Spoon
thorn.
thorn.Wo wear as long asa
Wo would call
a triple plated \
oapocial attention
.
one.
tion to our BUO-
Rival. Orient' Tioned
All Orden In the Vest ehould be Addressed to
A. . B. HUBEEMANN ,
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , . NEB.
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
JflJOLESALE IILLlmi MD fflUflffl ,
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
ipring Boofls Receiving Daily and Stock very nearly Complete
& CTOlsTEiS ,
h o 1 e s a 1 e Lumber ,
Ho , 1408 Farnkm Street , Omaha ,
febl-I-Smo
S m
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
lLath ] , Shingles ,
iiSH , BOORS , BLIPS AP IOULBIUBS.
15th and Ouming Sts. , OMAHA , NEB
L