THE DAlLf BEE-WEDNESDAy MAY 17 , 1882.
NEBRASKA FARM. NOTES ,
Joe Duffy , of Schoolcraft , has orcr 200
acres of corn p'nnlcd.
D. J , Coultfr , of Kvorctt , Informs us
that ho will p Ant this year 125 acres of
corn , Fremont Tribune.
Henry Ream informs us that he expects
to hnvn phut d un his fftrm , this spring ,
near ISO acres of corn. Dakota City Ar
gus.
Itepirts from all over the county are
that the nhcnt ( slocking fine , and a better
outlook for n large crop wns never more
flattering , Brovrnvlllo Republican ,
W. C. WMlon bmight two pttc in Ye\ \ > -
nury for S3. A few days ngo he sold
them for Sfi.RO per cwt , realizing the ncnt
little rum of 823JO for them. Dlair 1'ilot.
The largest cornfield wo have yet heard
of this season is 350 ncres in one solid body
four miUs n est of Schuyler , planted by
the Abart brothers nnd Jolm Smith. Sun ,
Mr. J. H Dauchy , of Stoekvilir. re
ceived ten car loads of finoBtocktm 'IVs-
day aftctnnon , nnd will take them to hli
ranch on the Medicine. Indinnuln Cou
rier.
rier.Wo
Wo have rcen nnd heard of the Colorado
rado potato bug being found alreadv ( hav
ing wintered well and ready for the first
plant above the ground , Beaver City
Times.
Mr. Wilson left with us last week n
sample of rye that measured nearly eigh
teen inches in length , taken at random
Mr. Chun. MungerV field of twenty-fivo
acre. ' . Red Cloud Chief.
MCSIM , 'ft , S. Buckman and 0. T. Wor-
man , of Croaton , Iowa , have purchaird
the old ncadeirn building ind grounds al
the west tide of town , with the view ol
establishing a creamery. York Tribune.
Two young men working for Mr. A. C.
Bctsio with corn i lantcr and one team ,
planted 38 acres of laud in ono and a hall
days. This is what farmers would term a
big d ty and a half's work. Kearney Jour
nal.
Last week W. N. Rlchard > on offered
Mr. Partcr , of Salem , 10,000,0 0 for 100
head of cattle. The otter was declined ,
but the cattlawero subsequently purchaicd
by Mr , Richardson at $7 perowt. If wo
are not mistaken this is the highest price
ever pata for cattle by a Nebraska shipper.
Red Cloud Argus.
I. W. Harvey , the great Chicago lum
ber dealer , purctiaf ed a few days since the
farms of Mes re , Amos and Peter Wellor ,
for something over 921,000. This property
embracci two of the choice farms of Otoo
county. Wo understand that Mr. Har
vey wdl Boon ship a largo number of very
fine-blooded cattle to be kept theron ,
Syracuse Journal.
The four Now Yorkers mentioned else
who o as going out on Mcnd y to look at
the only two remaining whole sections of
railroad laud in tha county , bought ono of
the flections , aud on tlm next day pur
chased 50.000 feet of lumber for building
and fencing purposes , nnd ate preparing
for extensive operations in stock raining.
The location is in Wilson precinct.
Schuyler Sun.
DAtR-2 STOCK.
MY OEOHOK n. toniNO , UNITED STATES
CuMMISSIONKlt OF AOniCULTOllK.
Uassaihusftts Ploughman.
In seine remarks which I prepared
a few weeks ago with regard to dairy
atock , I suggested that the chonpoat
and'm > 3t reliable method of securing
good milch cowa waa the mixture of
various bloods by cross-brooding. I
expressed the opinion that no reliable
dairy brood had yet boon secured
a brood whoso dairy qualities were BO
firmly fixed that the fnhoritanco was
uniform , and in which wo could bo as
sure of producjng.a-good dairy coir as
wo are of producing a good beef ani
mal by brooding shorthorns. The
cross-brooding which I advised was
the mixing of the Jersey with the
milking strains of ahorthorns. Since
that time my theory has boon con
firmed by observation. In the great
dairy regions of the wosh I find this
practice to bo largely followed , and
witroub the expanse of procuring
puro-brod animals at great coat , the
western farmers have established
great herds of valuable cowa which
far surpass the pure Jersey in quan
tity , the Ayrshire in quality , and both
iu their capacity ns milkers is not up
to a Infill standard. The UBO of Jer
sey bulls for the purpose to which I
have referred is common and their
value in this respect ia fully under
etood.
The failure of the wheat crop in certain
tain of our newer states has compelled
the farmer to turn his attention to the
dairy as hia best branch of agricultural
business : and thn pastures are now
yielding their owners a greater profit
in butter and cheese than the culti
vated fields had yielded In wheat and
corn. Quick to discover the most pro
fitable , branches of his business , the
farmer in every flection of iho United
States has never failed to secure Irom
hia land the product beit adapted to
his soil and to the market which ho
occupies , and ho has turned from his
crops to hia herds with confidence and
success , In almost ovcry section of
our county , therefore , the , question of
railing cuttle- and the best broods
suited to different purposes , include *
the whole system of cattle husbandry ,
and is a matter of the deepest import
ance to every farmer. There is no
branch of husbandry BO universal ,
none moro capable of yielding fair pro
fits , none more important , none moro
dependent on good funning , and none
moro likely to bo attended by good
f aiming when properly pursued.
At the foundation of this vast in
dustry lies not only good brooding but
also good feeding. A fat calf seldom
makes peed cow. A cow that car-
rlea a superabundance of fat seldom
inakca u peed milker , and the wholo-
Dale statement so oftmi made that
what produce milk , and vice versa , is
shown to be wholly unfounded by a
comparison of thocil'uotscf rowonhay ,
bruwora' ( { rains , line feed and green
i food , wilh corn meal and oil cako. It
is useless , moreover , to force a cow to
early maturity. A dairy cow never
readies perfection until eho lias be
come fully developed , and this must
be done deliberately and with a view
to endurance rather than pre
cocity. Her peculiar powers
mature slowly and * depend
very much on the strength of her
constitution Iu establishing a dairy
herd , therefore , early maturity with
its accompanying evils is to bo avoided ,
nor should the young animal bo HO
fed u to develop the bony structure ,
or the fat producing organs , at the ex
pense of the muscular aystem , and of
that dulicitp organization engaged in
> the production of milk. In rearing ani-
' mala for the dairy , care should bo
> takeu that the young ore not BO fed
aa to develop a tendency to great sizu
either in frame or adipoeo tissue. I
would not advocate a deficiency of
food for yount ; dairy stock , but I
would argue against an excess of arti
cle * of ajiighlr stimulating character.
Avoiding , therefore , linseed meal or
oottou seed meal and even corn meal
iu exceM , heifers' calyw , heifers and
oowa cu but be fed ou oatmeal , fine
feed , roots , rowcn and chopprt | feed
properly prepared.
The business of feeding hit herd
every farmer must learn for himself
with duo regard for thrift and econo
my. Animals in constantly good con
dition consume less food than those
that are not ; and of this the wise
farmer must judge , remembering that
good shelter M as importunt as good
feed. It ia poor economy to lot a cow
get into low condition cither in springer
or summer. In feeding for the the
dairy I have found that the best win
ter food is good hay , with a supply ,
morning and evening , of corn fodder
chopped and mixed with fine feed and
corn monl , saturated with hot water
and allowed to stand well covered
twelve hours , Prepare the morning
food in the evening and the evening
feed in the morning. A daily supply
of roots , Swedes or mangolds is very
conducive to the health of the cow.
Kind treatment in especially accept
able to her nnd especial profitable to
her owner.
Poultry on the Farm.
Most western farmers keep poultry ,
at least they have chickens about the
place that keep themselves ; stealing
their feed where they can , roosting
where they are not wanted and hiding
their nests when they lay. Now with
the improved broods of poultry it is of
practical importance to have n neat ,
clean poultry house , not expensive ,
but a place for the chickens to roost ,
where there are clean nests for them
to lay in , and warm enough to keep
the chickens comfortable in winter ,
with good ventilation in summer.
Now get some ot the improved
breeds or a pair of full blood roosters
and grade up. Of course a few full
blood hens will bo all the bolter. Now
you will take care of thcso well , they
will bo liberally fed and watered and
given the run of the barn yard and
orchard they will bo healthy , produc-
tico and profitable.
"I Don't Want Tlint Stuff. "
Is what a lady of Boston said to her
husband when ho brought homo some
medicine to euro her of sick headache
and neuralgia which had made her
miserable for fourteen years. At the
first attack , therefore , it was adminis
tered to her with such good results ,
that she continued its use until cured ,
and made sn enthusiastic in its praise ,
that she induced twenty-two of the
best families in her circle to adopt it
as their regular family medicine. That
"stuff" is Hop Bitters.- [ Standard , tf
CRETE NOTKS.
Correspondence ol The Uco.
OIIETK , Neb. , May 1C. J. L. Tid
ball , Esq. , has begun a fine brick rcsi
donee on Cottage hill. The new
dwelling house of Mr. James 8. Dick ,
in the same part of town ia nearly
completed. Peter Buongor is putting
up a brick building on West Thirteenth
street.
Last Monday ox-Mayor D. J. F.
Rood , now a citizen of Now Mexico ,
arrived in town with the bodies of hia
children , Clarence and Gertie. Ho
has lost other children in past years ,
and none , are now loft him. Funeral
services Voro conducted by Rev. Dr.
MoNamara , of Nebraska Oity. Mr.
and Mrs. Heed have the sympathies
of all.
Senator Wells , who was unable on
account of illness to take his seat at
the beginning of the special session ,
has recovered sufficiently to do so.
These who propose to attend the
Sunday school institute mentioned
last week should send their names before -
fore J uno first tp lluv. H. Bross , of
Crete , if they wish to obtain .reduced
railroad rates.
Prof , and Mrs. 0. 0. Stevens , now
of West Hartford , Conn. , liavo been
visiting friends in Crete , The pro
fessor cannot resume his duties in
Doane college next fall , but hopes to
do so ultimately.
Charles Boswoll , Esq. , of West
Hartford , Connecticut , lias given to
tiio college § 100 as the beginning of a
permanent library fund.
The contest between representa
tives of the university and those of
Doano college came oil last Friday ,
May 12 , and was tocroto the event of
the week. Wo enjoyed the visit of
our Lincoln friends , tried hard to boat
them did boat them by 30 to 11 at
base ball were glad of their good
work aa well as of that of our own
representatives , and submitted as
gracefully as possible to the decision
of the judges that the result was a tie.
PKOXY.
Miss Oarr'fl Last Publication.
From the Worcester ( Mus. ) Spj. May n.
Mr. Stanley , the tenor , has been
using every endeavor to engage Miss
Annie Louise Gary for a concert
here , but yesterday received the fol
lowing which will bo road with inter *
cst :
MY DBAII Mit. BTANLIIY : I am
sorry I am not able to give a favorable
reply to yours of the 8th. My present
angagomontH will toke mo up to Juno
17 , and then 1 shall hnvo nung my
last public song , unless it bo at the
end of the month , at throe charity
xmcertij in my own utato of Maine.
With boat wishes , sincerely yours ,
ANNIK OAKY ,
The manager of the liarnard man
ufacturing company , Mr , Inuao L ,
Hart , No , It Anhton struct , Fullllivur ,
Mass. , gives thin aa his experience ; I
have used that superior remedy , St.
Jacobs Oil , in aoveru cuso of rheu
matism in my arm , and its effect was
wonderful , having banished all pain ,
leaving my arm as well us over.
SELTZE
ThoICinir of tlio Body t Iho brain ; the
utomach iu niiliiiupjiort : thunurivitameiiV. | n-
KC J the 'jo cl , the kldLvjiand thuparca Iti
iwfe.'uardj. IndlKedlou create * a tbuitwoli
iinonx thp e attaihciof Ihc rci'alorgau , and to
JiluL' thi-m bulc to their duty , tuero 1 nothnu
Ikulheni/uUtlnir , puilfilnf , liul omtlni : , cooU
lug operatlou of TlttVAM'iibKlTziK AHERIK.NT Iff
renovate * tt ititem aud rcitor.s to health Loth
too body and toe uilud.
BOLL. I1Y ALL DULJOQISTU.
tuIO lia ch o t w
Take " . "
BLACK.DRAUOHT and yo -
Will ueter be
THE DAILY BEE
MAMA PUDLIfiHIMOCO , PROPRIETORS.
BIB Furnham , bet. Oth and lOIh Street * .
TEUMS OF sunecniPTioN.
Or * tlpy 1 year.In nrh n' ( pou t J ) 110.00
) uuMtil " " . . . 6.00
month " " B.W
' < A.1LWAY TIME TABLE ,
cniCAffo , w. Mrt , misitrous AKD
OMAHA RAILROAD ,
lo\r Oranh * ! ' pntet No. 2 , 8:30 : a.m. Ac-
rrmodUlon No. 4 , 1:0 : tp. ru
AlrlveOroMia l'aiwnjer ; No. I , 6.10 pm ,
< -Cf c S Ctlfttlon Kn. 8 , ] ( ) . [ / ) a. in.
< \nia OMAHA nr on Mcti ICCKO ,
a , D. i. o. 7:40 : a. m. S : 0 f. ra.
n. t W. W. , 7 : 0 a. nt. SiO : P. m.
0. , Ft. I. i 1' , , 7:10 a. m. 3:10 : 1 > . ra.
. 0.St. J. 0. ! ! . , loaves at f 30 fx. m. And 7:46 :
ra. Arrives at Et. I-oub At 8:20 it. in , and 6:12
in ,
'V. . BtL. h P. . leaves IB a. m. and 8(0p. :
Arrive * Bt. Louis at 0:40 : a. m. and 7:80
m
wwr o oonrnw m .
B. ft H. In Neh. , Through Kp e-f , 8:50 : a. m.
IJ. & M. Lincoln Kiprow * ' 20t. . m.
I ) 1' . Overland Kriittm , 13:16 : p. m.
0. b II. V. for Lincoln , 11:46 : a. m.
0. A It V. ( or Oscoolo , 9:40 ft. m ,
0. P freight LS'o. B , BZO : a. m.
0. P 1 retail No. 9 , H-IO n. m.
a. I' . frMzht No. 13 , 2.60 p. m.
U. P. frelKht No. 7 , 0:10 : p. tu. emigrant.
* . P. Denver r > iirc ? . 7Sfi : p. m.
D. P. freight No 11 , 11:30 : p. m.
U. P. IJenvot Irolzht , 8:26 : p. m ,
Mrt AH nooro.
C D. k Q 6CO : a. m. 7:26 p m.
0. ti N , W. . 9:46 : a. m. 7:26 p. m.
0. II. I. A 1' . , 0:45 : a. m. 9:03 : p. m.
K. C , . St. Joe h 0 B. , 7:86 a. in. d:46p. : m
most THK wn JJID Botmrwnr.
0. fc R. V. ( rain Lincoln 1.08 p. m.
V. P. Paclflo Kxprow 3:26 : p. m.
B ; b M. In Neb. , Through Kxrrcm tU : p m ,
H. It M , Lincoln Kxprom 9.46 a in.
U. P. Demur oiprow , 7:36 : a. m.
U. F. Freight No. 14-2:60 r. in.
U. P. No. 0 BiO : a. m. EmlR-ant
U. F. freight No. 14 , 12:16 p. m.
D. P. No. B 9.CO p. m.
U. 1 * . No. 12 1:46 : a. m.
D , I * . Denver ( r-'ubt , 1:10 : a. m.
0. R. V. mixed , ar. 4:46 : p. m.
RtJXHT nums SITWIZH OKAttA AMI
COUIfCIL BtDTTS.
Ltavo Omaha at 3.00 , 0:00 : , 10:00 and 11:00
m. ; 1:0 : 2:00 : , 8:00 : , 4:03 : and 6:00p. : m.
bare Council Blufli at 3:26 : , 9:25. 10:26 : and
: a. m. ; 1:26 , 2:26 : , 8:26 : , 4:26 : and 6:26 : p. m.
Sun-'ftj-n The dummy leaves Omaha at 9:00 :
ind 11:00 : a. m. ; 2.00 , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m. Leave ]
Council Dlulli at 9:23 and 11:26 a. m. ; 3:26 : , 4:26
ind 6M : p , m ,
Through and local passenger trains between
Omaha and Council DluHa. Leave Omaha 6:16 : ,
: I6 , 8:60 : a.m. : 8:40 : , 6:46 : , fl.-OO p. m. Arrive
Omaha 7:40 , 11:86 , 11:46 u. m , ; 6:40 : , 7:06 : , 7:16 : ,
p. m _
Opening ana Dieting of M lli ,
BOirri. orn , CLOSI.
a. m. p. m. a. m. p. m.
ChlctROkN. W . 11.00 90 6:30 : S:40 :
Ohlcupo , U I. & Pacinc.lUOO 0:00 : 6:20 : 2:40 :
Chicago. 11 , ti Q. . . . _ . 11:00 : 9:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
Wahaah . . 12BO : 6:30 : 2:40 :
4loux City find PftdBo. . 9.00 6:50 2:40 :
Onion Facia ? . 4:00 : 11:40
Omaha in. V . 4:00 11:40 :
3. ft U. In Neb . 4:00 : 8:10 :
Omaha It Sioux City. . . . 6.00 7:30
3. & M. Lincoln . 10:30 : 6:00 :
U.I' . Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:30 : 11:00 :
J. P. Denver Kxp . 9:00 : 0:30 :
0. . Hlonx City ft Bt. P. . .11:00 : 2:40 :
Local usalU for State of Iowa loav but once a
lay , vie : 6-30 a.m.
Offlce open Bundayi from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
. F HALL P M.
IMPERISHABLE
PERFUME.
Murray & lanman's
FLORIDA WATER ,
Best for TOILET. BATtH
and HANDKERCHIEF.
raon-wod-fr
I&MJJ4
m i\m \ m
West for being the moat direct , qnlckeal , an
Bafoet line connecting the croat Metropolla , Oil !
OAOO , and the ElaTiuc , NottTU-KABTBRif , I ) r
and SOUTH.EiSTntut Lrara , which termlnatclheri
with Kiiiaii CITT , LHVISWOBTU , ATCIIUOB
OotmoiL BLurn and Omui. th * CO M HOUI
Cisnafl from which rodlato
EVERY LINE Of ROAD
that penetrate * the Continent from the Hlnoni
Hirer to tbo Paclflo Hlopo. The
OHIOAGO ROOK ISLAND & PA
OTETO RAILWAY
Ii the only lint from Chicago owning track la
Kanau , or which , by It * own road , reachoa th
polnta above named. No TBAHITIUI BT Cimauai
No MI&UMO ooMRimoiiit No huddling In Ul
ventilated or unclean can , u ererr pawenger
carried In roomy , dean and ventUaUd oc chH
upon fait Eipreaa Tralni
DAT OAU oi unrivaled majpilflcenM , POUJIAI
PALAOI Suvnia OAU , and ourownworld-faootu
DDIUIO OAU , upon which rnoaU arc gerred of un
lurpaaaed eiwllonce , at the low rate of Sivur-r
Fun Cum ( Acii , with ample time for .heallhfn
enjoyment.
Through Can between Chicago , Peorlt ,
waukee and Mlsaourl River PolnU : and cloao cct
nectloni at all polnta of tntrraectloa with otbi > <
roadg.
Oregon , Waahlugton Territory , Colorado , Arlioni
and New Mexico.
Al I beral arrangernenU regarding hvK'Rf
any other line , and rateu of faro aluayi aik o * *
oompetlton , who furnloh but a tltlia o the ao < r
tort.
tort.Dog * and Uckl of iportiinon free.
Ticket * , inaim and foldori at all prlnclpa
oalcoa tn the United SUten and Catiadt.
R. R. UAULE , E. HT. JOHN ,
Vice I'rw'1 6 Oen. Oen. Tkt andPuu'rA )
ilanair r , Chicago Chlouo.
Sioui City < fe Pacific
THE SIOUX OITY BOUTK
Hum a 8ollJ Train Through from
Council Blulla to St. Paul
Without OhanRo Time , Only 17 Hour *
IT is
S.OO UlLKS THE SUOBTKST ROUT ?
rtOM
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO 8T PAUL , UlNNKAPOUB
DULUTII Oil DI3UAHCF.
uuJ all point * In Northern Iowa , illancaot * ar.d
" ' ' Thlt line Igcmilppod with thiiluproTti !
. ou Automatic Alr-brakv and Ullln
Platform Coupler and Duller : and tor
8PKKD. b'AFKTY AND OOIIFOHT
' Pulluun Palace Ulvoplaf Our
run thro'uKh WITHOUT OHANUR bjtwoen Km
ilCltrand lit. Paul , via Council illuOi nd
Mom City
Traliiu loivu Union PaclOo Transfer at Oouu
ell lilufts , at 7:95 : p. m. dAlly on arrival ol KauMi
: ity , Bt. Joseph and Council llluOn train Iroai
tha South , Arriving at Bloux Clt ) 11S1 : p. iu. .
ii'J at the New Union Depot at SI. Paul at ! ! :
noon.
TEN HOURS IN ADVANCK Or ANTOTnB
KOUTK.I | > SH"KZ2i
a taking tha Ulaux City Ttouu
rou jpot a Through Train. The Shortcut Una ,
; he Quickest Ttuia mid a OowlorUtlo Hld In Iht
Throuith Tar * botwiMn
COUNCIL JiLUCrS AND ST. PAUU
* tTbee that your IV ktti rood via tbo "Sloui
City and PJ > IHc Unllioud "
/ B. WATIXUS , J.Jl. BUCHANAN
8iiierlnt-iinur.t. | ! Oen'l Paw. Ataat.
P. K. UOUIh'KON , Au't Oeu'I PaM. J&\ . ,
Ulwotirl Vftllor , Iowa
VT. K. DAVIS , SftuthwuttaruAKant.
Oountl BloOi Iowa
JTOW
RHEUMATISM ,
Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
Backache. Soreness of the Chest ,
Goirf , Quinsy , Sere Throat , Swoff'
ings and Sprains , Burns and
* Z Scalds , General Bodily
Pains ,
tooth , Ear and Headache , Frostot
Foot and Ears , and all other
Pains and Ache * .
9t Preparation on earth iuali ST. JACOH On
M a afti\re , limplf and cheap Exteraa !
( Mmedy. A trial entails but the compiratlrtlr
4rtllnE outlay of 60 Onfl , and rery on iafTer-
l f with pain can bav cheap and poiltlT * T ef
t Its claims. J K
Dlrtctlons In Eltven langnic1- '
KLD nr ILL DRUGGISTS ANIDBiimt
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER St. CO. ,
D. M. WELTY ,
( SaoooMor to D. T. Mount. )
Manufacturer and Dca'cr In
Saddles , Harness , Whips ,
FANCY HORSE CLOTHING
Hobos , Dusters and Turf Goods
of ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Agent fa : Jos. R. Hill & Co.'s
OXIX.3E1 IiSZC. L'XX1X >
CONCORD HARNESS
'The Best in The World. "
14123 Te.AJKXajB SIX. SO1. !
Order1 ! Solicited. OMAHA. NEB
moly
FOR
CHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE ,
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORKBOSTON
, ,
Ana\ \ all Poluti Eattand 8outh-E t
THE LINE COMPHIBES
Nearly 1,000 miles. Solid Smoatb Steel Tracki
All ccnnectloni are m Jo In UNION DtPOTB.
It hu a National Reputation aa beln ? th
Qreat Through Car Line , ind Is universally
conceded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Rail
road In tbo world ( or all classes of travel.
Try it ami sou will Hud traveling A Inrurj
Inetoad of a discomfort.
Through Tlckcti via rhli Celebrated Line foi
lalo at all nfficrt In the West ,
All Information about Hates of Fare , Sleeping
Car Acocmiuo-lMloiu , Tluio Tables , &c. , will br
cheerfully Klvon by api > lyluln < to
T. J. HOTTER ,
2d ' ' t . .
Vlco-l'ton't < Gen. JUiia cr.CblcatfO ,
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
( ion. Pttsuctvtcr Agt. Clilcnjro ,
W. J. OAVKNPOKT ,
Ucn Agent , Council Dliiffn.
II. I" . DOKLL , Ticket AR
morn-eel ly
IS80 , SHORTLHE. ! 1880 ,
_
KANSAS CITY ,
3tJoG&OouncilBluffB
u no osvi
Dkect Line to ST. LOUIB
AND TUn KAST
From Omaha nnd the Wont.
All triliu leave II ft M. Depot , Omaha : Nob.
Hn chx-g cf can between Omaha and bi. i/ioli ,
aad but one between OMAHA and
MCW YORK.
DailyPassengerTrains
KBAOUOVO AtL
KASTKRN AND WKCTKIIN OITIE3 with LE8t
C AKCiEti and IN AUVANCK of ALL
rhl4 tot'ro line h < xiulpwii ) wllh VnllmanV
I'alace Blotplcg Car * , PA ! : B Day Coacbon. lllller'i
Jafcly i'Utfarui ted Oouiilar , and the cHglfritcl
iwtln UoaM ) Alr-braka.
X.V8tw that jour tlokel re dj VIA nAN3A
CI1Y , hT. JOJIU'K COUNCIL BLlUrrS ll ll
road , vU St. Jowuh * i.J Bt. Lculi.
TloVitj for t\\a at til couion etatlont IQ | hr
Went. J. ft BARNARD.
a IAE3 , Gen. 3upi. , St. Josoi < h , M3
A Oen , 1U . ked Ticket Agt. , 6t Jowi > h , Ho.
/IMDY lo i > , Ticket Arcut ,
1020 Karnhua itrorl
W , J UiVBxrciKr , a n rl AK nt ,
Clarkson & H , rntf
Bacutt * o lllchJtdi Unut ,
ATTORH.BY3 - AT JJV.W ,
If yon suffer from Dyvpcp < na , use
use'LOOD
'LOOD BITTEllS.
If you are afflicted with lllllousncs" , use
I1UIIDOCK DLOOD CITTEUS
If you are prostrated with tick Headache , take
nunnocK BLOOD BITTKRS
If your Bowctsaro disordered , regulate them with
I3U11DOCK BLOOD BITTEllS.
If your Blood 1 > mpurc , purify It with
BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have Indlgcotlon , jou will hnd an antidote
In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you are trOHblcd v , Ith Spring Complaints , or-
odlcaU ) them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If your Liver Is torpid , restore Itto healthy action
with BURDOCKCLOOD BITTERS
If your Liver Is affected , vou will find a euro re-
BtoratU o In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have any upoclca of Humor or Plmplo , fall
not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous
Sores , o , curative remedy will lie found In
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Imparting strength and vitality to the sys
tem , nothing can equal
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Nervous and General Debility , tone up the
( > stem with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Price. * I.OO pel Bottle ; Trial Dottlei 10 Cti
FOSTEK , MILBURN , & Do , , Props ,
BUFFALO , N. Y.
Bold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and 0. F ,
Goodman. jo 27 ocxl-me
I f jou arti man fit To-Jnr-
r nnvn vr Irt
enrdbytl > o tr liipr
* nlslit worl. , tu
vour duties vo ! < rt
tor braluniMf tf\A
Hop Bittoro. ] ira t uw Hop O.
If you arc younK nu iritfferinK from till ? * It *
discretion or dhnpa - - inn-
lira or nlBRlo , old or trci.
notrhtaUu orlknKulsfl
cess , n)7 ) ou Hop
Whoorer you ore.
whenever you feel
that your system
needs clcanslnir. ton-
tnff or fttlmulatlnf ? ,
without intoxicating ,
laUo Hop
DI1to' .
ptps'a ,
oruj'nartfcom *
rnatnt , disease
of tli" nomaeh ,
Ixnrtl * . dloorf.
llwrornerwal USD Of oplllbl
You will bo tobacco.
cured If you we nwcotic * .
Hop Bitters
Uyou are elm-
jily weak and
law spirited , try
itt It may
savoyour
llfot It hn
navod hun-
dredeo
Dincasf ) la au i fleet , not a cause. Its origin
within ; Its innnlfcjUHons without. Hcmc , to
cure the discieo the CAuanmust ba rcmo\cd , nnd
in no otlier May can n euro o\tr o ifluited.
WARNEU'S SAFE : KIDNDY AND
LIVKR. CURE is established oa jutt tun
liilntiilc. Icrtallzcsthat
95 Per Cent.
of all diseases nrlzo from deranged kidneys nnd
liter , audit ttilkcsat cnco r.t the root of the
dltnculty. Thu eknitf t9 of wlikblt U rompoecd
act directly upon ibi'so i/rcat organs , both us a
roopaid Ri'.sroHKR , anu , byplaclrg them In a
l cnlthy , ecindltlcii , drive dbtaso and pain from
IlioHJttcni.
For the Intmmerablo trrub ca caoscd by un
healthy Kldne > s , Liver anil ITrloary Orlrans for
the dixtruiMnj ; Dltordortof Woraen ; for Malaria ,
and phyelcil dcraogcuiehts Kcnerally , this great
rcnvdyhat no equal. IKwaro of Impostors , Im-
itatlors mil concoctions salrt tn be just as ( rood.
KorDlabctes ai for WARNER'S SAFE
DIABETES J3URE.
For ealu by uU dealers.
H. H. 'WARNER & CO.
me Rochester , It. Tf-
ffOSTETTElfc
pi * CELEBRATED iA
Among the medicinal means of arresting disease ,
ctoti'tUrs btoinaUi llttu-s tUuuU pro cmlntnt.
It chucKatho further progressol all illsonlers of
Iho stomach , HUT and loucU , rc\l\tstlio Utal
nilim , prcnUandroi cdlcs chllU and focr ,
caxatheaitltltyof tli0Kldnc > , countcracUu
: i'iijeiu'j to rlioinuutUm , and ID a ( feniiliio utay
dbolace toagcil , tullruinndmr\oun pcn > ong.
For'iulo by all ilrugx'lttnand dealers guierally
at to ml
BUSTER'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the United States for tha
DUtrlct of Nebraska ;
Faml. It. Hrudloy , ct. al.a. . William Finery ,
ct al. ; 'n Chancery Foreclosure of iiiortntu | .
I'tiWIo notice I hereby irhen that In pur iiinco
and b > t Irtuo of a Jecreo entc nil In thoatat c.eutno
on the 2sth daof Januarj IS-:1 I , hills L. liter-
jo er , i-pecial Master -hanccry In talil Court ,
111 on the Itt daj of June , 1J - at the hour of
,0 0'iltxK In the forenoon of thvsAld day , a' ' tliu
lortltdoorof the United tated Court llouso i > nd
1'ostolllco I ulldlng In Die t Ity of Omaha Iiouvlaa
county , Hutu and District of Nebraska , till at
auction the followingdcncrl id projxrty to u It :
The tait half ul the emit Invest quartrr
and the ttouthcast quarter of the northwest
inarter nnd the tiurthwest quarter of the
uouthnast quarter of ceutiou fifteen (15) ( )
; ownshln twcutv-tliree (23) ( ) range ten (10) ( )
east of tno Sixth IVIuclpal Meicdlan unit
situate and liolug lu the county of Burt ,
te of NebrMlcu.
NebrMlcu.ILLIS
ILLIS : L. liiEiiuowEH ,
Si < ejial Mauler in Ubaocery.
W. J. CONNKLt ,
Solicitor for Cowiilanant. [ d&w.4w
\VB. MILLARD. V. U. JOHNSON
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Oomiissioji anfl Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FARNHAM STREET. *
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED. <
Agents for Pock & Baushers Lard , and Wilber Mills Flour ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB.
REFERENCES '
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOHNSON tfc CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALER ; 'u
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
. C.
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha , Nb.
FOSTER & GRAY ,
WHOLESALE-
LUMBER , COAL & LIME ,
P * .
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
-DEALERS IN-
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo
"V.A.TJJL.TS ,
O 3 3SKSS , 3a
1020 Farnham Street ,
STEELE , JJHNSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Coeds , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGAES m IlUUfAGTUEED TOBACCO ,
for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER 1
HENRY LEHMAN
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
1118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. .
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
Spring Goods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearly ! Oomplete
J. A.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , SUNOS , fViOLDiHCS ,
MTBTATE AQENI FOH MILWAUKEE CKMKNT OOUPANYJ
Near Union Pacific Denot - OMAHA
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MINING MACHINERY , BELTING , II08K. BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS PIPE. CTE1U
PACKING , AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STRANG 205 P1" " " St ; , Omaha
&
Wholesale Lumber ,
1,1408 Farnham Street , Omaha ,