Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DALLf BEE-OMAHA rHCJESDAY" , AUGUST 31 1S82
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'olesale Lumber ,
1408 Farnhin StPBBt , maha , M ,
ITEELE , 4JHNSON & CO. ,
AND JOBBERS IN
Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Beet Brands of
mm m MMMOTUBED TOBACCO ,
r j ? for BfflWOOD HAILS illD LAFMH & MUD POWDER CD.
POWHB AND HAND'
Steam Purnps , Engine Trimmings ,
UACHUJERT , nKLTJTIO , HOSK. nUAGS ASD IKON FZTTINHa DTE * .
PACKINfl , AT WHOLESALE AND UKTAIL.
B3or' Faro am and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.
JThe gnly Laundry in Nebraska that ia nupplied with complete machinery
'or-Laujudry Tfork. Send your orders by mail or oxoross.
" " GOTTHEIMEll , GODFREY & CO. ,
120 ? F.irnlmm Street.
WllOLESALK
SELLER AND STATIONER
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Paper and Window Shades
1304 Farnharn St. Omaha Neb.
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fmitke ntpcclnlty of COOKINO STOVES , and liavo this ; oar placed In the market
! the JtOiT ECONOM t ! AND MOST BAIIHKACTOBY STOVEH ever made. They make botb
( extension top , and guarantee all thulr goods , "ho agents ( or the company are ,
'IEROY & BRADFORD ,
DKAtKHS IK-
HOE 33ST "a ? 3E3 3C.
iloi-nj MA * TES , RANGES , STOVES ,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc ,
ARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB
DEALERS IN
v f Fire and Burglar
1020 Farnham Street ,
WHOLESALE
a
, GOAL LIMI
er Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas 8ts. ,
TUE DUTCH MB ROH/VNT VKSSELS.
The First Dutcb flulltTrnOlaff Steamer -
or Tfiat Kror Arrived nt Now Vork.
Prom the New ork > vcnlnjr lcgram.
Thin a gr&.tt ( lay ( or the Dutch. On
Septembers , 1C09 , the Half Moon ,
Iludton , Captain arrived in this port
vin Mflino nnd the Chesapeake , and
to-day tlio Ncthprlandancndiita trans
atlantic steamship hero , iho handsome
Xtandam , Cixptain Chevalier. The
now craft is aa clean ns paint canmnko
her nnd her captain in n blulFbnt cour
teous skipper , n worthy dicandavt of
the land of the Van Tramps. The
Xtandamhas eistor ships hero , the
Schoidam , better known ns "tho
Schnnpct , " the Rotterdam , the Evlnin ,
and others of th6 i.itno tcrminaitou ,
but they were all built in British ship
yards. The Belgians hnvo Bunt sev
eral home-made steamers hero includ
ing the Dnniol Stcinmnn , which was
built at Uobokon , near Antwerp.
Ttio Ziatulnni , which ia the prop
erty of the Nothoilnuds Anioricaii
Steam Navigation company's line , was
inspected by a larpo number of people
to day , ns eho was moored nt her pier ,
foot of Sussoz street , Jersey City , and
greatly ndniirod. The following nro
her principal dimensions : Length , ! UO
foot ; breadth of beam , ! )9 ) feet , llur
capacity ia 4,000 tons gross , or 3,200
tons net. The Xiandam lina accom
modations for nixty cabin paQsoiiRern ,
nnd 1,000 people can bo easily nccom-
modated in the steerage. The cnginea
have n nominal c\p.toity of COO-liorso
power , with n much greater power
nttainablo should occasion require.
She is steered by steam. There nro
on the atcamsliip eight steel
lifeboats so constructed that
it is impossible for them to
sink. She is brig rigged , Electric
bolls nro placed in every ntatcroom.
The cabins nnd staterooms nro finished
in polished nahundmnplo wood. None
of the modern improvements nro
wanting. She will run between this
port nnd the Netherlands. The
Zinudam is the eighth vessel in the
llept of the company. Another steam
ship , the Lsoruam , which ia being
constructed for the company nt Rot
terdam , will bo placed on the line in
September next , making n ilout of
nine vessels. The builders are the
Nedorlandsohc Stoomboot Mnnta-
chappy , of Rotterdam.
Revitalizing the blood is absolutely
necessary for the euro of general de
bility , wenkneos , lassntitudo , etc. The
best en richer of the blood is Brown's
Iron Bittern
Fruit Culture m the West
To the Editor of Tin : BEE :
Ten years of observation nnd close
study of fruit matters in Southwest
ern Iowa leads mo to think that Iowa
and Nebraska ought to produce the
main supply for homo use nnd ecrno
for their neighboring stntcs. Plums ,
cherries and npplea nro hardy so that
the trees are seldom injured by the
winters , nnd the fruit buds ulco of
thcso trees are very seldom injured by
winter freezing. The greatest diffi
culty -with these fruits is to got them
through the cpring after buds swell
without having them killed by frosts.
The best safeguard against thcso frosts
is to Qurround the orchard with a
grove that will leave out early and will
bresk the north and west wind from
the orchard , and some seasons it is
bettor if the grove extends to the
south and east aide also. Many have
recommended a north slope for all of
these fruits to prevent early blooming ,
but our springs nro usually so open
through March that there is no differ
ence between the blooming on n north
or south slope. The same is true of
mulching trees in winter ,
the frost goes out in
February or March , and trees bloom
as early as though not mulched. Ob
servation about spring frosts loads mete
to give a decided preference to level
land , or laud sloping to south or south
east for orcharding.
The trees do better and the crop is
surer if protected from north winds in .
March nnd April. Southwest Iowa .
produces as fine apples as I ever saw
in Michigan , nnd I find our crop is
about as regular. It would bo a great
advantage probably if orolmrdists j
would adopt the use of night lamps to
catch the moth and thus prevent fruit
being wormy. I suppose every one
observes that prices rule high on all
fruits on the western slope of Iowa ,
and in Nebraska and Dakota. This
must continue until we have a homo ,
supply. There is certainly an inade
quate acreage now in fruit m the great
west. A largo portion of townsmen
and farmers are annually buying east
ern and southern dried and canned
fruits , and will continus to do so until
fruit is planted moro extensively , All
this shows that a larger amount of .
fruit ought to bo planted , nnd that I
much IJetti r care ought to be taken of
what is uhoady out. Every farm ,
ought to hnvo an aero or luoro of '
orcharding , and one-fourth of an ncre '
or moro in email fruit. A part of the
orchard mny bo occupied with the
email fruit. Every vilhipo garden
ought to bo well furniihed with plums ,
cherries , grapes and berries. Then in
addition to this every town of fifteen
hundred inhabitants ought to have u
fruit man in its suburbs who "vill give
the most of his attention to
fruit. Such a villaqo fruit
man muy probably add
to this businoes a small business in
fine hogs , 'choice poultry , bees , or
something else that may suit his na
ture better , and so not depend entire
ly on ono thing , Such a course with
our people would add much to comfort ,
health and wealth , If thnro becomes
a surplus of fruit it can bo canned or
dried in Iowa or Nebraska as' well aa
in the East. With moro care about
varieties adapted to the West and
moro care for the growing trees and
plants we may aa well have a surplus
as other sections of the Union. Every
person interested in fruit growing
ought to have soraolittlo workhku Mr ,
J'urdy's that will cost only from 25 to
50 cents that will give them the exper
ience and methods of the best fruit
men in growing fruit for profit. Such
work ought to bo studied until the
planter knows how to treat his trees
or vines , as well as'ho knows how to
raise corn or feed stock , and then the
garden will bo a success ,
In ono thing wo cannot depend on
eastern men for advice , not because of
dishonesty but because they do not
know what will succeed here only as
th\y learn it from western prower-i.
Krcry eastern agent hns learned to
fOk "hnrdy , "vory hardy , " "per
fectly Imrdy1 itc , yet they ro con-
Bluntly ( boding the countty with un
tried articles. * If they tPll you Uiat
Iho Bon Divis apple , Concord e.r&po ,
Snydcr blackberry , Turner nwpbcrry ,
Crcscont utrnwberrv , are hardy they
tell you what they h.iru learned from
western men ; but if tlipy le'l '
you this tio\v cjrapo tint llinsmn
tipple , nnd is perfectly ndnpred to the
\vet , Utnj- may bo asserting what is
very doubtful , or what remains to bo
proven. Lflt those who have _ the
menus and liino lest thwo now things.
It should bo done , it is being done by
our fruit mon ; but lot these who have
neither money or time to waste pur-
chnso the well-tried hardy fruits. I
have eccn n.i line n show of fruit the
p.wt years in Iowa ns I over saw in
the old homo ntato of Michigan. I
really think wo c-ui boat Michigan n
little on apples and plums , niul am
fully B.itielied that our cHmato an
soil oxen's ' for strawberry cuHuro
Many talk about sand for strawberries
ries ; I consider it nonsense. Of cour <
oomo varieties will succod boatonnatu :
but all that others need Is a rich , doc
soil aud plenty of manure , iood ; car
nnd abundance of rain in Juno , W
nro usually favored about strawborrj
time with frrqueiit showers to pnrfec
the crop. There are n largo variety :
ntrtxwborries that will succeed wo !
through the west. Snmo of them nr
old , us the Willpons , Downers , Greet
Prolitin ; others novur as Sharpie *
lied Jacket , lluildloeon'd favorite
Minor's Great Prolific , Cumberland
Triumph nnd Croacont seedling. 0
thoao the last named otnnds at th
head of the list for largo supply o
good fruit , while others nro very do
sirable. Many iuquiricn nro mad
about the time for setting the straw
berry. The best time ia in April nm
May ; but if there are bhoworn durin ;
the months of August nnd Soptombo
so that plants can bo set out safely
thoao two months nro favorable. Btt
strawberry plants can not bo sot will
any anfty any later in the season
They can not bo hoald in or buried uj
in November oud bo kept alive.
M. S. IIUI1BCI.L ,
Oromwoll , lown.
Visible ImproTeiuont. * v
Mr. Noah Hate * . Khnlra , N. Y. .
wtitua : "About four jie.irs am > I.hud nn
attack Of bllioiH fuvcr , urul never fully re
covered , My digestive nnAIM were weak
ened , atd ; I would bo completely pro- ,
trntcd fir days. After usit ) , ; two bottle
of your liurriocl ; lilnod Bittern the im
provfiuoiitrns eo visible that 1 was n <
tonlnhed. I can now , though OL jvurn o
rwc , do T. fnir aud reit-iuUAblii day's uork. '
Price , $1,00.
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Missouri Pacific trains will depart
ind arrive as follows , Omaha time :
Arrive , Departs ,
jxpresu . 7:15 : n. m , 0:55 n. in.
ilail . 7:20 p. in. 7:10 u. m.
IVunm leaving 0:55 : p. in. and arriving
t 7-15 : a. in. will hare Pullman
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IT , vis : 6:30 : n , m.
Office ci'ta &uiuyd Snni 12 m. to 1 p. m.
THOO. V HALb P w
Mark Tilts ! Upon the condition o ( the
om > .cli and lla mar alllcM , tliollier aud the
owtls , depone ! physical huallh and cloireonof
lUllitt. it thine oitfini nru Inactive or In a
ate of lirltivloti , tliu to In if , ro ulallngBojtli -
ig Inlluenco of T rrtnt'n telizur AjJtrio'it Is ur-
cntly ruiulnd.
BOL IIY M.\4 puiraamis
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WERIOTABLE
EERFUfflS
Murray & Lanman's
3est for TOILET. BATH
md HANDKERCHIEF. 4
S22Z3213S7J
health and avoid sick-ness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out , instead of aches
nnd pains , wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong ?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing , and no one but your
self can find fault , but if you
arc tired of that kind of life ,
you can change it if you
choose.
How ? By getting one
bottle of BROWN' IKON BIT
TERS , and taking it regularly
according to directions.
il , Ohio , Nor. 36 , iS3i.
Gentlemen : 1 Im e suffered vrlth
jum In my side and back , and creat
orencsi on tny bre.i t , with thoot-
ing mlm nil Inrongh ny bed ) * , attended -
tended with crcAlweaVneij , deprtt-
lion of iplrlu. and Ion or np | > e-
tile , I h.ie taken several different
medicines , undw.ntre.ucd by prom
inent physicians Cormylixcr , kid-
ncvs , nnd spleen , but t Rot no relief ,
1 thought 1 wou'i ' try llrown't Iron
Hillcrs ; I ha\enowt.ilenonetottlc
nnila half nnd nm about well pain
in tide nn d back all gone lorcnes *
all out uf my brc.nl , and I have n
peed appetite , and am gaining In
strenRlhand flesh , Itcan justly Lo
Cillcd tlicXi'nj t < f iitti'icinit ,
JoltM K. AtLENDER.
BROWN'S IRON BITTKRS is
composed of Iron in soluble
form ; Cinchona the great
tonic , together with other
standard remedies , making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic , which will cure Dys
pepsia , Indigestion , Malaria ,
Weakness , and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
To Wervous Sufferers
THE QSEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr , J. B. Simpson's Specific
It In n porll\ccii > 3 ( or liiurmi&mht ,
n'tohnric. ' , lujjr.Unoy , unj ull illso uaa rcsu'.Un ?
finni SolAl > U'p , ta Uontnl Anxlny , Inn"
Memory , IV lr i'l ( ho Uirti i.f * " , ln. nd dlieiioi
' " " " "
: i ilty an
cM
tie
i womlcr
Bt trio ! ) mi , -r run tor il.um lend k'ct full p .
i ? , 81CO tK
vies tor if',00 , A'Jdroii nil ctilcru to
. filSIfiOIt MKDICIHJi 00.
NOB. 101 and 1U6 Mala lit BaHalo , N. Y.
rt In Omatu litC. . F. Ucudman , J. W. Hell ,
lali , and all i ritfci.1'Mi""rvwhiirc.
Murray Iron forks ,
Burlington Iowa.
Soml Portable
Engines ,
FOR
OREAMEUIES
MUM UILUl ,
Printimr
Offices"
Etc. ,
jA Specialty ,
i Largest Iron Working Establishment -
mont in the Stato.
MANUrlCTURKH8 Or
Steam Engines ,
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY.
rho Howara AutoinatiG ( Jut-Off
Steam Engiiio ,
Sinn far circular. 13-1 rn
UTESTEKN
0. SPEOiiT , - - Proprietor.
1512 Hamey St. - Omrlia , Neb ,
UAMUFAOTUKiSKBOF
Iron ,
CORNICES.
DOKMEIl WINDOWS , FINIALS ,
Tin , Iroa and Slate Eoofing ,
3fooht'B Patent J\Totalio \ Skylight ,
Put out Acijuatod Ilutohot Bar
and Bracket Shelving. I am
thn oiiural R utit for the
above Jitiu of ( { oods ,
IKON FKNCJiNO.
Dr tlny , Dulmtraduc , Verandac , 'Office ' rd
Dank Rullln t , V/inilow anil Cellar
ulto
AUKNT
THE KcfSDfiLL
PLMTIIS IlCHiIE I
DEBSS-PKEES' COMPANION ,
H plultu roui 13 of B n Inch to
iridth In the voaruuet l lta cr Uneot si kg
II dceJ ull klnda audatylcr ol t lulling In rat.
No My that iloio hir own circus maklni ; cii.
Tord to da without ono at nlco plaltlntr Ii
never out ol ( islilon , Itiuitn It ulli Itnelf , Fci
Uachlntfl , Clti.nli.rs ur Agcnt'u tcruiB uI-Jre l
CONGAJl & CO. ,
Atatnu St Ulilnacn
Pruuldent ,
W. 0. DEIBHII. K o. nj Trou.
THE NEBRASKA
MMCTUBIM CO
Lincoln , Neb
MANUFAOTOllERS OP
3orn PliintorH , Hrrrows.Farm Hollore
HulUy Uay ItuUea , BUCEOI iiovatlug
WlndralllB , &o
We are prenrod to do Jab work and nmnufac-
ling for other paitli * .
ddre8 all order *
MKUBA8KA IIANUKAOTUIUNQ CO
Uacoln. No
WB. M1LLA1UJ. , JOHNSON
MiLLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Couimissioji and Wholesale FmJSs.
1111 FARNHAM STBKET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY niODUOK SOLIOITEI )
&gonts for Peek & Bauehors Lurfl , and Wllber Mills Flour
OMAHA NEB
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REFERENOES :
OMAHA 1NATIONAI ) BANK ,
STEELT3. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
J. A. t til.LWt ft3itA cKn irSr
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , BOORS , BUNDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMEH
AQKNl FOU WltWAUKEK OEMTHT OOUPAHT )
Near Union Pacific Denot. - - OMA B A SI F
cr. cr. I < J" & / oo
OMAHA , ' - NEB.
o.
Window and Plate Glass.
< 3TAn-ono contcnipktlnp Iwlldlnp : ntorc , bank , or any other flno trill find It ta tliotr nil
e to coma oml with uaboforo purchaamc tholi 1'lotoOlnsn.
C. F , GOODMAM ,
OW1AHA . . . . NEB.
DIKEOTOBY OF LEADIKC WESTES HOTEL
HOTELS.
AULINOTON.
WEATHERLY HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
8ARATOQA HOTtL ,
MAR6H HCUOC ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL'
HALL HOUSE ,
CITY HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTE- ,
GRAND CENTRAL
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
GREENWOOD HOUSE ,
COMMEROIAL HOUSE ,
ENO'8 HOTEL ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL ,
MORGAN HOUSE ,
SUMMIT HOUSE ,
HOUSTON HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
WALKER HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
CITY HOTEL ,
PARK HOUSE ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL ,
MERCHANTS HOTEL
COMMEROIAL HOTEL ,
PARK8 HOTEL ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL ,
DAGNELL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
JUDKINS HOUSE ,
DALL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
WOOOU HOUSE ,
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BEDFORD HOUSE
ARLINGTON HOUSE ,
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE
WINSLOW HOUSE
AURORA HOUSE
OROZIEH HOUSE
AVOCA EATING HOUSE
CENTftAL HOUSE
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WHITNEY HOUSE
DEPOT HOTEL ,
LUSK HOUSE.
COW Cl Y HOUSE ,
JIGGER HOUSE ,
HAKMON ] iUBT5 ) ,
PROPRIETORS
J. Q. MclNTIRE ,
FA. U. WEATHERLY ,
O. O. REYNOLDS ,
J. 0. OTELLINIU8
C.MAN 3 ,
JOHN HANNAN ,
A. W. HALL
OHENCY & OLARK ,
J. Q. MEAD ,
E.I8EYMOUR ,
P. U THORP ,
A. O. OAARPER ,
W.MAYFIELD ,
E. STOREY.
E. L. ENO ,
O. D. HACKNEY ,
FRANK LOVELL ,
E. L. GRUUB ,
SWAN & BECKER ,
G.EO. OALPH ,
O. M. REYNOLDS ,
D. H. WALKER ,
0. BURGESS ,
Dl A. LLIAM9 ,
MRS. M. E. CUMMINQS ,
JIL. AVERY ,
J , W. BOULWARE ,
F. M. PARK ,
HENRY WILLS ,
OHA8. BAQNELL ,
WM. LUTTON ,
FRANK WILKINSON ,
H. H , PERRY ,
B , F. 8TEARN8 ,
JOHN EOKERT ,
J. 8. DUNHAM ,
J. T. GBEEN ,
J , M. BLACK & QON ,
A. T. POTTErr ,
Q. McOARTY ,
M. B. JONES ,
O. R. OROZ'ER.
D. W. POOKHOLD ,
JOBBEE OP
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