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DAILY JftKJB. : WEDNESDAY APRIL & i882.
THE DAILY BEE
CMAHA PUBLISHING. CO. , PROPRIETORS.
010 Farnham , bat Oth and 10th Street * .
TERMS OK SUnsCRIPTIOH.
Oae copy 1 jrear.ln advance ( postpaid ) . . 910.00
8 months " "
B 00
nonth " . . . S00
* AIL WAY TIME TABLE ,
CARD CTIICAOO , IT. raCl , HUXUrOUS AXI
' OMAtU RAIUUUD ,
Leave Omaha Passenger No. 2 , S.SOa. m. Ac-
rnmoUatlon No. 4 , 1-0 ( p. m
Airhs Omaha Passenger No. 1,510 a in
Acct c = td tlon No. 8,10:60 : . m. ,
i\IHa OMAHA 1A1T OK fOCin OU I > .
0. , B. ft O. 7:10 : s , m. 8:40 : p. m.
0. & N , W , , 1:40 : a. m. 8:40 : p , m.
0. , R. 1. & P. , 7:40 a. m. 1:40 : n. m.
K. C..BL J. ti 0. B.teaves t I to a. m. And 7 46
tn. Arrh en At St. LouU At 6:50 : At. m. And 6'ii
m.
m.W. , 8t L. fc P. , leaves At 8 A. m. and 8:10 : p.
Arrive * a St. Loul < At 6:10 A. m. and 7:80
Da
OB sovnnrera ,
B. * U. In Neb. , Through Express , 8 : o A. m.
D. * M. Lincoln Kxprcav- p. m.
U P. Orcrl ml Fjuircss. IS:15 p. m.
0. k R. V. for Lincoln , 11:44 : . m. .
0. & R V. tor Oscoola , 0 < 0 a. m.
TJ. P freight No. B , 8-80 a. tn.
0. PJ night No. 0 , 8-20 ft. m.
O. P. freight No. 18 , 2.60 p. m.
u. P. freight No. 7 , 8:10 : p. tn. emigrant
- . P. Denver express , 7SS p. m.
D. P. frets-fat No 11 , 11:30 : p. m ,
D , P. Demei freight , 8.26 p. m.
AMIVUtQ-raOM ttfl JLKD lOOTn.
0 B. k O 6rtW A , m. 7:26 p m.
C. ft N. W. , 9-46 A. m. 7:25 : p , m.
C. R. I , &P.,0:46 : a. m. 0:05 : p. m.
a. C. , St Joe & 0 B. , 7:8 : 1 a. m. 6:48p. : IB
Axuvrxo TBOH mi wra ARD SOUTHWEST.
0. * n. V. from Lincoln 1:03 : p. m.
D , P. Pacific Expreaa 3.26 p. tn.
H ft M.ln Neb , Through Express 4:16 p m ,
B. ft M. Lincoln Express 9 40 a m.j
0. P. Denver express , 7:36 a. m.
U. P. Freight No. 14 2 M p. nO
U , P , No. 6 6:20 : a. m. Emlg ant
U. P. freight No. 14 , 12:15 p. tn.
J. P. No. 8 0 00 IV m.
U. P. No. 12 1:46 : a. m.
D , P , Denver freight , 1:10 : a. m.l
0. & U. T. mixed , or. 4:46 : p. m.
BmiMT-TXAmS B1TWXM OMiJUk ATO
' OODNCIL SLOTH.
Leave Omaha at 8 00 , 9:00 , 10:00 and 11:00
m. ; 1:0 : 2 00 , 8 00 , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m.
Leave Council Bluffs at 9.25 , 9:26 : , 10.25 and
l6 ! a. m. ; 1:26 : , 2:26 : , 8.26 , 4.26 and 6:25 p. m.
Sun-fays The dummy leovca Omaha at 9:00 :
and 11:00 a. m. ; 2.00 , 4-00 and 6.00 p. m. Loaves
Conncll Blufft at 9:26 : and 11:25 a. tn. ; SS6 : , 4:25 :
and Dt5 p. m ,
Through and local paeaongcr trains between
Omaha and Council Bluffs. Lca\ Omaha 6:16 : ,
7:46 , 8:60 a. m. ; 8:40 : , 6:46 : , " 00 p. m. Arrive
Omaha 7:40 , 11:86 , 11:46 a. m. ; 6.40 , 7:05 : , 7:15 ,
Up. to
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Opening and Clotlng of M lli.
ROtmr. OFIH. otosn.
B. m. p. m. a. m. p. m.
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Chicago * N. W 11.00 000 6:30 2-40
Chicago , R I. & Pacific.11.00 900 6:80 : 2:40 :
Chicago , D. S Q. . . . . .11:00 : 9:00 6-30 2:40 :
trabash. 12.30 530 S:40
loux City and Pacific. , 900 580 2:40 :
Onion Paclfl : 400 11:40 :
Omaha & B. V 4-00 11:40 :
I. * II. in Neb 4:00 8:10
Omaha ft Sioux City. . . . 600 7:30
B. &M. Lincoln 10.80 6:00 :
D. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:30 11:00
J. P. Denver Bxp 9-00 6:80
0. , BlouxClty t St. P. . . 11-00 S:40
Local malls for State ol ! Iowa leava bat once a
day , viz : 0.80 a , m.
Once open Bundaya from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
THOS. P HALL P M.
XIV
Easiness Directory ,
Abstract and Real tatate.
JOEK L , lloCAQUE , opposite Po t Office.
W. R. BARTLETT BIT South 18th Street.
Archltecti.
DUFRENE k 1IKNDELS30IIN. ARCHITEOTS
Room li. Grelghton Block.
At T. LABOR Jr. . Room 2. Cielghton Block.
Boot * and Shorn.
UES DAVINE & co. ,
ring Boota and Shoca. A coed , § ortmcnl
bome work on h dl , corner 12th and Barney.
THO8. KBICKBON , B. E , cor , 16th and Donglat
. JOHN FORTUNATUS ,
( Of loth ttreet , mannfocturea to order good work
I fAlr price * . Reoalrlnydone.
Bed * 8prlna .
LARRIUER Hnnnfacturer. 1617 DowUiit.
Books , New * and Stationery.
I , I. FRUEHAUF 1015 Farnham Street. I
Butter and Eggs.
UIIANE & ECHROKDEB , the oldest B. and K.
o in Nebraska eattbllohcd 1875 Omaha.
OHW1KAL.
HE8TADRANT ,
11RS. A. RYAN ,
ajD'.hvrert corner lethaud Dodge.
Beat Board for the Monoy.
EAtlBfactlon Guaranteed ,
I At all IToure.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Qood Terms for CAeh
Fuml'hfld TtnomH Supplied.
Oarrlnnea nd Rood WaRons.
i WM BNYPER , 14th and Ilarnoy Btreeta.
Olothlng
I J. HAKRI3 will pay hlghoetCuh price for second
lhandclothlmr. Oorncr.lOtli and FArnhAm.
jewe era.
JOHN BAU1IEU 1814 Farnban Street.
dunk.
H. BKRTnOLP , Raga and Metal.
Lumber Lime and Cement.
& GRaY corner < Jtb and Douglas Bis.
Lamp * and dluiware ,
isoa poogUa St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailor * .
0. A. UNDQUEST , '
sat most popular Merchant Tailors Is re-
ke latoat designs lor Spring and Summer
EC gentlemen's ' wear. Stylish , durable , D
ea low as ever 31518th bet. Poug.ft Farn.
u- ' Jllllnerr. ( ' '
Z. 0. A-'RINOEB ' , Wholesale and Retail , Fan- Wi
Qoodsta great vaVIety ; Zephyrs , Card BoirdJ , fro
ilery , Gloves , Corsets , ic. Clieapeat Iloute In Ue
I West. Purchuers care BO per cent. Older
116 Fifteenth Street.
foundry. '
I WEARNE&SONS cor. Hth A jAfkson sU
Hour and Feed.
I HA CITY MILLS , 8th And Farnham SU. ,
ana Bros. , proprietora.
drocers. sen
Sltt between Cumlng and Itar tin
, Corn. 23d and Curalng StreeU. age
Hard WAI e , iron ana Bteel.
ft LANaWORTny , Wholesale , 110 an ? E
[ b itreet J.I
IOLME8 come 16th and California.
rtarnea * , baa dies , tkc.
KI8T 2018th Bt bet FaroBarney. .
Hotel *
) HOUSE , Geo. Canfleld.Kh . & Farnhau
JOUSE , P. H. Cary , 818 Farnham St.
IVEN'8 HOTEL. F. Slavtn , 10th Bt. !
? Hotel Ous.Hamel 8th A Leavenwortb
rugs , H lnts ana OH * . OBJ
KUHN & CO.
[ jts , Fine Tana Uoods , Cor. Uta and
Dousb * tUreets
HO UPK , Wholesale & Retail , 18th it
12021 Horth Bide Cumlng Street
1st. IQtn and Howard Streets.
OentltU.
Uanrf Block Cor. Itth A Dodge.
i Notion * , tto. Phi
Z.EUMANN & co. , PhiC
fttore. 1810 and 1818 Farn- We
also SjSMti and shoes & 1'adllc. Tb (
C
ruruuuro.
Gil
and Etoond Hand Furniture
11 Dputrla * . Highest cash price Fin
l 1MB Daarla it. Fine roodi &c.
fcrce Work * .
UAEA FENCE co ,
A * CO I21J ITarney St. , Impror *
'ice and Wood Feoees , Offlw
I % Pin * and WalnutS tea
{ S- ; tne
vfawnbrokers. qull
> 10th St. . bet tn. * Hsi
Lrator * , Oanfleld' * Patent.
| v' { 1th St. bet. Fain. & Harnef
Ol ar and Tobacco.
FRITbCDKRmannfcturtnof Clpira ,
? D'1 * " * n Tobacco * . 1808 DouKU
n
F. LORKyZKM manufacturer 1J16 Farnham
Florlit.
. . .A5 ° nSbne , plants , c t low n , Boed * . ooqneU
"o. N. W. cor. 18th and Dourlat rtreeta
Olvll Engineer * and Surveyor * .
ANDREW H03EWATKR , Crelfthton Block ,
Town Snrref * , Grade and Sewerage Srttoml k
Bpcclalty.
Uommlulon Merchant * .
JOHN O. WIL LI9.1I11 Dodge BtrMi
D B. DEEMKU. For'dctalli oe Urge adTertlM-
ment In Dally and Weekly.
Cornice Work * .
IVwUirn Oornlce Worki , Manufacturer * Iron
uornlce , Tin , Iron and Slate Rooatng. Order )
from ahy locality promptly executed In the beet
manner. Factory and Office 1118 llarney 81.
C. 8PECHT , Proprietor.
Oalranlted Iron Cornices , Window Cap * , ete. ,
manufactured and put tip In any part ol the
country. T. B1NIIOU ) 410 Thirteenth itrcet
Crockery.
I. CONNER 1809 DouglM itreet. Qood lino.
Clothing and Furnishing Ocxx * .
QGO. H. PETERSOK. Alio llata , Caps , Boots ,
Shoes Notions and Cutlery. 804 8.10th street.
Show Case Manufactory.
O. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds o ! Show
Zaees , Upright Cases , * * . , 1817 Can St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha
3how Cue manufactory , 818 South 10th street ,
Between Loft\cuworth and Uarcy. All goedi
warranted tint-clans.
Htoves ana inware.
A. BURMEOTEU ,
> e ler In Stores and Tinware , and Uanbfactnrer
if Tin Roofs and all kind * of Building Work ,
. . .
Md Fellows' Block.
r. nONNKTl. 1IWO DflnilM RK oed and Cheap.
| oeea .
' . EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Dillli and
lultlratnrs Odd Fellows Hal1 |
Physicians and Surgeons ,
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7. B. GIBBS , M. D. , Boom No 4 , Oretghton
lloclt. 1Mb Street
P. B. LEISKNRING , tl. D. Maoonlo Block.
! . L HART , M. D. , Kje aud Ear , opp. postofBco
DR. L. B. QUADDT ,
Imllstand AurUt. S. W 15th and Farnham 8to
Photograpner * .
'
GEO. HEYN , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
SIS Sixteenth Street.
car Maeonte Hall. First-class Work and Prompt-
tea ( ruaranteen
Plumbing , as * and Steam F'ttlng.
' . W. TARPY & CO. , S1612th Bt , bet F&rnham
nd DouKlos. Work promptly attended to.
D. F1TZPATR1CK. 1409 Douglas Street.
alntlnc an aper anglng.
HENRT A. KOSTKRS. 141 lode Btreel.
Shoo Store * .
htlllp Un 1820 Farnbam St. bet 18th A 14th.
Second Hand Store.
ERKINS & LEAR. 1418 Douglas St. New and
scond Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Goods ,
c . bcmrht and sold on narrow marrtns.
Moiooni.
HENRT KAUK1IANN ,
i tne new brick block on Douglas Street , has
Just opened a most elegant Beoj Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to IS
every day. *
Caledonia " J FALCONER flT9 16th Street.
Undertaker * .
HAS. RIEWE , 101S Farnham bet. 10th & lltd.
00 Oent Store * .
. C. BACKUS Farnham St. Fancv floods
SPECIFIC MTJDICINE
rbe GrealTRjJJl MARK
English rem
edy. An un
failing cure
' for Seminal
Weakness ,
Spormator-
rhett , Impotency -
ency , and all
Diseases that'
follow as a
EFCRETARIHILsequence of AFTER TAIIRB.
ill-Abuse ; as LVtoS of Memory , Universal Lossl.
ide , Pain In the Back , Dimness of Vision , Pro
ature Old Ago , and many other Diseases that
ttta Insanity or Consumption and a Prema-
re Grave. t
aVFull particulars In oar pamohlet , which
r desire to send free I v mull to everyone.
rTho Specific Medicine Is Mid by all druggists
SI per package , or 0 package * ( or 15 , or will
sent free by mall on reel p tot tba money , by
dressingTHEGRA 1ED1CINECO. ,
BuffaUVNi T.
W It you i flryo-Jbrnl.
* of u\i \ Ln- ' P man ot lob
*
nedbytbe strain or
our duties avol < " , l nlBbt work , to _ . .
tlmulantaanil u tore brain nerve and
lop Bittern. I waste ute Hop B.
If y cm are jmnp and I 1 differing from any li.
ixaetlon or dlssipaB j ttun [ JfT you Brc roar *
led or single , old or I i younif , ralTorlnsr fron
oorbealth or languish I line on a bea ft tick
CBS , rclr on Hop [ Blttera.
Whoever yon are. Tbouunria cue s >
'hencvcr you * cel I iraallyfrom sonu
int syrtein '
your
ceds clc-arulnit. ton- \ > discus ibai rolKbl
ip or " bnve bFenpreveotua
I bv tlranly useol
. - . Hop k Hcp5tters !
'ltto ' .
- , O. I. O
ur'nurufoff-
U abecluU
, dlscist An
( > ! ,
. * tromacA , and IrrealatA
ft.i < *
iu < / , t lood. no ? drunlwnnegi tie cure 01
iff orn nf 7 tuaof opium ,
on will be tbtiucoo , u-
irCdlfTOUMM narcotic * .
op Ultter *
Soldbydrcv
TloU Benjtot
NEVER Clrculur
BOP BITTEU
nve your
fo. It haa TU CO. ,
ived hurt *
redo. A Toronto , Obt.
o Nervous . Sufferers
k.
THE QREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
. J , B , Siropson'a Specific
W
I b a positive euro tor Spermatouhea , Semlna aiO
Jknoeo. ImpoUncy , and , aU diseases resulting aibi
a Self-Abuse , asMental Anxiety , Loaai bi
aory , Paine In the Hack or Side , and diseases
that load to trtt
Consumption tt
insanity an , tc
earlygrare tcbi
The Specific bi
Medicine Is at
being used atP"
with wonder P" "
ful success. is
. _ . . . Pamphlets iswi
; free to all. Writs foi them and get lull par-
lars.
rice , Spnclftc , tl.OO per package , or six pack.
i.orJ5.00 { , Address all orders to
B. 8IMSON MEDICINE CO. Nt
Noa. 101 and 10B Main St Buffalo , N. T.
) M In Omaha by C. F. Goodman , J. W. Bell ,
. Isb. and all druggliUsreiywhcre. to
s tdfcw
innc
PB. P. 60HBRER , nc
at
lysician and Surgeon atYi
he
IKONIO DISEASES , IU1EUMATI8U , Etc. ,
A SPECIALTY" . ofTJ
TJ
Medicines lurolthtd at office ,
: o Ho.1112 Farnnim St. between 14th nd fut
16th Omaha Neb.lSe \ * * t ;
in
th
M. R. RISDON oil
. . , ca
in'l ' Insurance Agent onW ve (
ti\
tmlx Assurance Co , ot London , tivc
vc
jhAuctU . . . , . . . . { 5,361,601.00
loan
tchesser , K Y. , C j'ltal. . . , , . . . 1,000,000.00
Merchants , of Kc rk , K , J. , an
pltal . 1,875,000.0 ou
d Fire , Philadelphia , Capital. . , . 1,200,000.0 co
men' * Fund . , , , . 1,239,016.0 th
lull America Assurance Co . l.WO.OOO.O fei
Dffloo , Boyd's Opera House , ini tn
Bti
I3A.3XT30 tn
e are prepared to furnish nan J of the > erjr voH
quality for buildlu purpoiui to any part of } -H
; ity , at reasonable prices , or at the pit. In- lei
[ { at the pit p
35th and California Sts , fill
ook & Isaacson 1'tK (
BUDDING BEAUTIES.
The Seven-Hill City Gorgoouslj
Adorned in a Suit of
Green.
Wooktaok Political Path n Flow-
cry One The Paite Pot Pnffil-
liti In Arms.
Plattsmouth's Building Boom and
Business.
Cotrespindenre of Tun list.
PLATTbMOUTH , April 24. With the
ndvanco of spring the City of Plaits *
mouth prcsonta rv picture both of beau
ty and prosperity that is indeed cheer-
ing. The trees on our many hills nro
donning their brightest hues and with
the opening blossoms of multitudes of
fruit-bearing trees in orchard nnd door
yard makes a scene fit for the artist
brush , while scores of newly orcctcd
buildings , on nil sides , toll n tale of
prosperity among all classes. Already
this year ns many ns two hundred
dwelling houses have boon erected and
yut wo nro not happy ns it scorns al
most impossible for tenants to procure
houses , nnd rents of course nro corre
spondingly high. In nddition to the
business houses which have boon com
pleted there nro now nine in thu hands
of the contractor. Several of thcso
are largo nnd commodious nnd when
completed wilt loud n dignified appear-
unco to our city , of which wo can nil
justly bo proud. The m&st imposing
structure under process nf erection is
NVattorman's Opera House pn the
corner of Fourth and Main streets , of
which the foundation is now complete.
Next to Boyd's opera house in Omaha
it will bo the finest and most conven
lent in Nebraska. Its dimensions nro
] G by 100 font , three stories high , with
two main entrances , ono from Main
ind ono from Fourth street. The
itngo will bo ono foot broader and two
: eot longer than the stage of Boyd's
ppera house , and will bo fitted and
iurnishod with the finest material that
san bo had. It is expected that the
mtiro building will bo complete by
October 1st.
POLITICAL. , i
Our now Mayor Wochbach and the
'city dads" wore all installed on last
VIonday night , and nt once com-
noncod work. Mayor W. , in his in-
tugural address , outlined the needs of
ho city and indicated what his policy
rill bo. The first break made by thu
lew council was to increase the license
if saloons from $500 to $1,000 , and
if course this has created comments
loth favorable and unfavorable.
Lbout the only effect this will have
rill bo no decrease in the number of
dusky drank , but only that "ye gay
nd festive disciple of Gambrinus"
rill have to "whack up" yo little 15o
or his 'pizon , " when heretofore it
roa only the tenth of dollar , and the
: night of the diamond atud aud bung
tarter will have to increase iho height
frtho " collar'1 the "
' "paper on "foaming
lug'.1' '
The journals of this city are ontor-
lining their roadoiR at present with a
unsiderable amount of mud-slinging ,
hich they would hare us understand
3 bo journalism. The .Herald and
ournal appear to bo arrayed -against
'ho ' Enterprise. The latter being re-
ublican'm'politics ' ' , The Journal bbing
3d hot democrat , and The Herald
ell , we'll not ! say anything about
Co. , only that ho has a capacity to
t longer upon the top strand of a
irb wire fence than any other jour-
ulist in nine counties. It is hard
ir any one to toll what the difficulty
between thorn , only that Me.
icuncs Bushnnll of The Enterprise of
nring somebody something , and of
ying to pay it , while Sherman up-
sara to blaze away at nnything , re
irdless of expense. Go in boys ; it
better to bo "the king of cats than
10fool of lions. "
SMALL FOX.
Plattsmouth has had ono death the
at week from small pox. A little
lughter of Mr Clark , after being ill
dy nine days , succumbed tot ho dread-
) disease , The board of health have
id in a supply of red flags , and the
mac IB strictly quarantined. There
0 some cases of ecarlet fever , and
mo few deaths have occurred , but
1 foara are entertained that the dis-
so will become epidemic.
COUllT.
The May term of the district court
11 meat hero on the 9th'pro's. . , and
unusually busy term is anticipated.
10 hundred nnd fifty-six cases have
en docketed by Clerk Showaltor { for
nl this term. However , none "of
em are of great importance except
suitors. Wo will have ono case nf
each of promise , which will create
no excitement on account of the
Qtninonco of the parties. Tno case
entitled Johnson vs. Maldamor , of
lich moro hereafter , HOST.
Clara Louise KelloKg's Debut.
A Orluini Picayurtc ,
N"ow that Clara Louise Koll igfj i
retire from the stage , the following
sidont of her first appearance may
t bo inappropriate. Brignoli was
that time the favorite tenor of Now
rk , and had consented to sing at
r debut , though expressing a poor
inion of Americans as singers ,
oy came on together , and ho was
ly expected to warble quite an in- tl
llment of Italian affection at her ,
lead of which ho had arranged with
> orchestral gang , and ho simply
ticked out a aouplo of bars and a :
no to a dead stop. Kellogg had a
Ivet jacket on her back , an Oriental
.broidered cap on her head , and the
rat stage fright on her face ono over
r. She opened her mouth. The
lomous old big fiddle creaked out
idly , all the little fiddles squeaked ,
i ono just hoard the faintest squeak
t of Clara Louise , On wont the ac-
npaniment , and the debutante felt
) ground slipping from under her
t. She got astray. She was sink-
; deeper , when from out an orches-
scat , throe rows away , came the
ain she was struggling with , clear ,
o , sweet as a lark. That helping
co steadied her , gave her heart , the
lit key , the proper phrase. She
ked , and there she behold Carlotta
tti half raised in her aoat , beating
to wjth her little cloved hand ,
tti'a bright face wan the beacon lor
- -
lloa
heart and pitched in nnd sung out
nnd CarlottA fell away when eht
could go it nlono , hating performed i
graceful net.
ProOt In Wtvtor Fowls.
Fewer ducks nnd goose , it is said ,
nro raised in the United States
according to the number of in.
habitants than in nny civilized coun
try in the world. This is partly ow
ing to the fact that wild fowl nro very
common nnd nro easily shot by persons -
sons who are skillful in the use of the
gun. Another reason for their not
being kept in places where they could
bo raised to advantage is found in the
: ircuinstanco that much pork is eaten
by Americans , nnd as n consequence
they do not desire fowls that abound
In oil ns ducks nnd goose do.
i\t ono time thov troro raised
For their feathers , but feathers are
lot M generally used now ns formerly
'or fillintr bodi nnd cnshtons. It islet
lot generally desitnblo to keep many
ducks nnd goose near the houeo , ns
.hoir droppings render the yard and
awn very filthy. It is much bettor to
loop ducks and gecso nt n distance
rom thb house , nnd it is advantage
ous to keep them near n pond or
trcnm of water. They should in no
case bo kept in confinement during
eng intervals. They nro largo con-
umors of grain nnd other kinds of
ocponsivo food if they are not kept in
jlncos where they can pick up a
part of their own living. They can
bo raised to the best advant
age , and with the least trouble ,
on the banks of a stream or poud
where they can obtain n supply of in
sects , woods and tender grata. If
they have an abundance of these they
will require but ono feed of grain
each day. Geese will do well' ' on
grass diet during the greater part of
the summer. When water fowl nro
kept near n pond pains must bo taken
to keep minks , muskrats nnd turtles
out of it , or they will devour the
young geese nnd ducks. It is gener
ally best to hatch the eggs of water
fowls under hens , though ducks nnd
gcoso that exhibit signs of broodiness
may bo allowed to sit on their own
Mo VOL * Q ivo Dp. \
If you ore Buffering with low andlde-
presscd spirits , lom ot appetite , general
liability , disordered blood , wotilc constitu
tion , liotduche , or any disease of a bilioiu
nature , by all meana procure a bottle of
Klectric Cittern. You will bo surprised to
too the sapid improvement that will follow ;
you will bo inspired with' now life :
strength nnd activity will return ; pain rind
misery will ceaao , and henceforth you will
rejoice in the praise of Electric Hitters.
Sold nt fifty cciits a bottle , byO. F. Good-
man.
Value of Sweet Corn.
Many farmer * do not raise sweet
corn in then : fields or gardens for fear
that it will mix with their standard
corn. By neglecting to raise it they
deprive themselves of a cheap and
very desirable luxury. If sweet com
is planted a few rods from the field
where common corn is raised , and
against the direction of the prevailing
wind , the danger of mixing is very
slight. Sweet corn is muoh moro desirable -
sirablo for cooking purposes than the
common varieties , It is also more
nutritious. If seed is planted once K
week from this time till mid-auminor
v succession of roasting cars can bo
secured. Sweet corn is a very desira
ble crop.to raise for cattle. The stalks
ire small and the amount of' foliage
argo. The stalks'and ' loaves contain
ilmost as largo a proportion of sugar
is the grains. Most kinds of stock
rill eat every portion of the plant
ibovo the roots. Sweet corn is very
valuable for converting into ensihge ,
't is also ono of the best kinds of fod-
ler to raise for milch cows , It should
> o extensively produced by dairymen
or supplying food for cows during the
imo that food is short in the summer
ir the early part of the fall. If mores
s raised than is wanted for this pur-
IOBO it can bo cut up and placed in
hocks and used for food in the win-
or. It is also a desirable crop to
aiso to feed to hoigs during the &um-
aor and the early part of the fall bo-
ere the common corn is ripe. They
irill eat every portion of it. The
mount of corn in the country is very
mall , and there is a great scarcity of 1
U kinds of food for hogs. By plant-
ng sweat corn early a supply of food
u bo obtained that will keep hogs in
pod condition till the common corn
ipcns. For convenience in feeding it
liould bo raised near the pasture or
ard wltoro the hogs are kopt.
Millions Given Away.
Million * of Bottles of Dr , King's New
Hecovery for Consumption , Coughs nnd
lolda , have been given away as Trial
tottli'B of'tho largo size. This enormous
utlay would bo disastrous to the pro-
rictors , were it not for the rare merits
osscued by this wonderful medicine. Call
b 0. F , Uoodmnn' Drug Store , and get
Trial Bottle free , and rtry for yourself.
; never falls to euro.
An Honest Man.
otrolt Free 1'rouj.
Ono day in the years ngono n
ranger arrived at Dearborn , in this
mnty , and inquired fora citiznn com-
[ only known as Undo Iko. The old
tan wns soon found in a grocery , and
'tor the usual "how-do-do" the
ranger said :
"Do I address Undo Iko Barlow ? "
"You dew , " was the reply. V
"Well , my name is Thorburn of
nn Arbor. "
"Jess so , "
"They toll mo that you are a great
> rso trader , "
"Wall , I dew make a trade now and
on. What ye got'/ / ' "
"I've got a horse I brought along
t purpose to tradn with you , Lgt J ,
i first understand each othur. You *
o a member of the church ? "
"Y-o-s I expect I bo. "
"Then of course I ehall expect you
bo moro honest with mo , 1'vo been
okinjt at your old nag over there by Jo
0 post. How old is no ? "
"That 'ere hess , " slowly replied
ndo Iko as ho puckered his lips and
uinted his left eye "lot's BOO
-'a ' see ! Wall , now , I quite forgit jl |
tether ho'a 0 or 10 years old. but 1 !
" say 10. "
"Uncle Iko , isn't that horse all of
years old. Como now , as a mom-
r of the church , give mo nn honest
i
BL
"Look a here , mister , " said the
1 man after a strong gaze at the
ranger , "I never trade bosses but
o -way , "
"How's tlwtf"
"When 1'tn , buying of a how
on skipping about two prayer meet
ings , When I'm n-traaing bosses
then I calkorlato on backsliding alto
gether for a hull month , or until I
know the victim won't begin no law
suit. Now then , stranger , that's mo ,
nnd if you hnvo como hero to trade
hossos don't reckon that Matthew ,
Mark , Luke or John over writ n line
advising n church member to co no
right down nnd give nwny the ringbones -
bones on his own animal. "
Tremble Snvotl.
It Is ft remarkable fact thnt Thomiw'
Kclcctrlc Oil it Rood for Internal AS well nn
external use. For illseascfl of the lunga
nnd throat , And for theuuintlsm , neurnl-
clix , crick in the btck , wounds and tores ,
It is the bout know remedy ; and much
trouble is iRVoJ by having it Always on
hand , SMiftw
PILES1 PILES ! PILESI
A Sure Cure Found at Lastl
No One Ncml Suffer I
A sure cure lot llltnd , Bleeding. Itching and
Ulcerated Plies has been discovered by Dr. Wil
liam , ( an Indian rented } , ) called Dr. W1U am1 !
Indian Ointment. A ilnglo box ban cured Iht
worttchronlo cases of 28or 80years standing. No
one need differ Qve minutes alter applying thti
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions , lustra-
menU and electuaries do more harm than Rood ,
William's Ointment abiotbi the tumors , allays
the Intense Itching , ( partlculaaly at , night after
potting warm In bed. ) acto M a poultice , glvci In-
lUnt and palnltn relief , and li prepared only for
Piles. Itching of th * private parls. and for noth
Ing else.
Head what the Hon. J. M. Cofllnberty ot Clot
and nas about Dr. William's Indian Pile Oint
ment ! I have used scores of Plica cures , and It
affords mop ensure to ear that I have never found
anything which gave such Immediate and perma
oent relief M Dr. Wllllani'i tndlan Ointment.
For Dale byalldrucvlibi or mailed on receipt
price , 11.00.
HENRY * : CO. . Prop'rt ,
OUVILAKO , 01110.
For tale by 0. F OoodmAn.
Geo. P. Bemis
BEAL ESTATE AGEMGY ,
16th and Dodge 8tt. , Omaha , Neb.
This gcucy uors BTiioiLTa brokotARC builnnm
I'onj nt bpiculAte and thcrcfcio Mir barpi
arr Iniurcd to fti * . InxtaAd
3YPHILI
n any ntaijo
Catarrh ,
ECZEMA ,
3ld Sores ,
Pimples ,
BO.ILS ,
or any
Skin
_
Diseas , .
lores When Hot Springs Fail
MATXRn , Ann. , May 2.1881
Wo have cue In onr own town who llrod at
lot Springs , nd weroUnally cured with B. S. S ,
UcOAMHOIf ft MURRT ,
V YOU doubt , como to ioeu and WK WILL
tntB YOUR OR charge nothing f 1 Write for
artlculora and copy of little Book 'Uvaaoge
i the Unfortunate Huffcrlac
l.OOO 'Rnwnrd will bo paid to any
hiiinlet who fllll llnd , on analyili 100 bottlee
.8. B. , one 'particle of Mercury , Iodide PotM-
tun or any Mineral Bubstance.
' SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Prop * .
Atlanta , Oa
Prtce ol Small die , $1.00.
Largo size $1.76.
Bold by KENNAUD B110S.I& CO. ,
iflrUt * Oenoral' * *
Jenius lewarded ;
OR ,
'hoStoryoftheSowinglaoh '
A bandoomo little pamphlet , blue and goli'
> ro with numcroua cnfrarlngf , will bo
GIVEN AWAY
i any auult person calling for It , at any branch
: ( ub-olllou of The Singer Manufacturing Com-
> ny , cr will bo gout by moll , post paid , to
jy pcr on living at a distance from our olttcoa.
HIi8 ! Singer Manufacturing Do , ,
rincipal Ofllco , 34 Union Square ,
NEW | YORK ,
feblR dAw
WESTEKJS
BORNIGE WORKS
0. SPEOHT
; . , -
' ' . I '
/t1 Proprietor ,
' 1213 Harney Street ,
> MAHA , - - - NEB ;
OF '
IRON
ornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
UN , IBOH § SLATE ROOFING ,
pucut'a Patent Metulio Sky
Patent Adjustable Ratchet Dar and
[ RACKET SHELVING.
am the general State Agtnt ( or the above
e of goods.
goods.IRON
IRON I-KNOINO ,
eatings , Dalustrades , Verondai.KDfUce and
Dank Railings , Window and Cellar
Quards ; also
OENKRAL ACJKNT
Poenon and Hill patent Inside Dllnd.
BEOS. ,
kROHITEOTS.
i'ubllc Dulldingf , 'Churchcx , JUslJenccf ,
BtouB In every btrlo.
Att Dt n given to Patent Otllcxj Drawings ,
ft ) , Orelgliton Block , Omaha
Nebraika.
is Hrttutu , xiioiii ticuiur ,
President. Vice 1'rcrt.
W. S. DASHES , Sec. ncj Treu.
THE NEBRASKA
lIuTiGTURIM 00
Lincoln , Neb. *
MANUFACTURERS OF
lorn Planters , Hurrowi , Farm Roller * ,
Iky Hay Rakei , Bucket Elevating Wind
&c.
t'e are prepared to do Jab work and minul
rlcif for other parttCD ,
iddrea all or Jen
NEBRASKA UANUFAOTUBIKQ CO. ,
Luopui
BASWITZ & WELLS ,
OPERA HOUSE SHOE STORE ,
Under Boyd's Opera House.
Are noW daily receiving large Stocks of
SPRING GOODS !
And invite the people to call and examine
Goods.
Good Goods ! Low Prices
AND SQUARE' DEALING AT THE
"Opera House Shoe Store. "
an31-dSm
FiBHOLM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOBBERS OP
/ a c
.
S =
.
JEWELEES'iiTOOLS IP IATEBIALS 1 n
ALSO WESTERN AGENTS FOK.THE I
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN GO.'S ORGANS.
Ipootaolos of the Celebrated STAE TINTED'MAKE arasolfl ex
olusiYoly by us ,
DIAMONDS IN LARGE VARIETY.
Fine Line of Sheet MusicEastern Prices Duplicated ,
sxazovD : rojEfccf xxcoxrxi AJK , .
EDHOLW & ERICKSQN , i
WHOLESALE JEWELERS , Opp. the Post [ Office
'OM'AH.Ar"I , NEB.
Steam PumpsJEngine Trimmings ,
INJHQ XAonwKnr DKIVTIKO , , HOSE , ! DRABS AND lmb > FrWriJoa . PIPE. HTKA *
PACK1NQ AT WIIOLEaALK ANff UETAni.Ji- )
IALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH'AND'SCHOOL BELLS
A SEANG 205 FOI - . St. , Omaha
&
Wholesale Lumber ,
So , 1408 Farnhaui'iutreBli ' , Omaha , leb.
FOSTER&GRAY
i.--/ _ _ ,
" " rWHLESALE
' -iMffal
LUMBER/COAL & iLIME ' ,
< m
On River Bank,3Bet ] , Farnham and Douglas ts , ,
-DE ALE US IN-
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO.
Fire and BurglarljProo
1020 FarnhamHStreet ,
WHOLESALE
JOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
-AND DEALSKJ [ (
Vail Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
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