Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1882, Page 3

'lHl DAll L ])LE---()\IAIIA 'HU SDAY, AU UST 81 15682 3 DTE &« TONES Molesale Lumber Fn 1408 Farnham Strect. maha, Neb ' STEELE, JJHNSON & GB., OLESALE GROCERS | AND JOBBERS IN i Salt, Sugars, Canned QCoods, and J All Grocers' Supplies | " } { 3 ‘,‘ A Full Line of the Best Brands of AND HMANUFACTURED TOBACGO. fm' BENWOOD NAIIS AND LAFLIN & RAND PUWDER DU DT ER KL ED 4 D | fl:mux.n O IEDT S POWHR AND HAND N S | Bteam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MACHINERY, BELTING, FIPE, BYRA PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND B! ADAY.WIND-RHILLS CHURCH'AND SCHOOL BELLY or. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. Jmaha Steam Laundry. ly Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery dry work, Send your orders by muil or express, GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & CO., 07 Farnham Street. FOSE, BRASS AND IR C8 T . A 0D e WHOLES ALK~ LER AND STATIONEF Paper and Window Shades l'iM Farnham 8t. Omaha Weh. o7 s DRI SRR S MOLINE K STOVE Manufactured by ILINE SOV CGOMIE. AN Y. clalty of COOKING STOVI! ECONOM ( AND MOST SAISFAC on top, and gusrantoe ail their goods. IERCY & BRADFORD, ~——DEALERS IN——— aces, Fireplaces, Hea.ters DX A BT T E T 53, TES, RANGES STOVES, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Ete, ATNAM STREET____OMAHA WEE . BOYEXR JO . ——DEALERS IN=—— ALL’S SAFE AND LOCK €O Fire and Burglar Pro» N AULTS, OCIK S, . 1020 Farnham Street, "‘ .A.I'IA., - = = IRIIEIES. FOSTER &GRAY. —WHOLESALE— MBER, COAL & LIME, Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas 8ts., AXKA . - =- = NEB. nd have this ;ear pinced in the market RY STOVES ever made. They make both Tho egents for the company are, TE JUTCHMERCHANT VESs The Firat Duteh Bullt Tradiag Steam or That Hver Arrived at New York. From the New York This a great day for the Datch. On September 3, 1609, the Half Moon, Hudson, Captain arrived in this pord via Maine and the CUhesapeake, snc to-day the Netherlands inits tra atlantic steamship here, the handsome Ziandam, Captain Chevalier. The new oraft is as clean as paint can make her and her captain is a bluffbat cour teous skivper, & worthy deecsndavt of the land of the Van Tromps. The Zaandam has sister ships here, the Scheidam, botter known as *‘the Schnaps,” the Rotterdam, the Eiam, and others of the same terminaiton, but they wore all built in British ship yards. ~ The Belgians have sent sev eral home-made steamors here includ ing the Daniel Steinman, which was built at Hoboken, near Antwerp. Tye Zsandam, which is the prop- erty of tho Notherlands American Steam Navigation company's line, was inspected by large number of people to day, ns she was moored at her pier, foot of Sussex strect, Jersoy City, and greatly admirod. The following are her principal dimensione: Length, 340 feat; breadth of beam, 89 feet. ~Hor capacity is 4,000 tons_gross, or 3,200 tons net. The Ziandam has accom- modations for sixty cabin passengers, and 1,000 people can be easily accom- modated in tho steerage. The ongi108 | hrough the wost, Some of them are :;:;'«:: ':::-L\':-n:‘l L'“‘}“,“cfi:"g‘_‘(’,f“z‘:o‘:fi:::‘; old, as the Willsons, Downers, Green oty . WOr | Prolifio; othors never as Sharpless attainablo should ocoasion vequite. | Red Jucket, Huddloeon's favarito, Sho iy stoored by steam, . Thero are| piner's Groat Prolific, Cumberland, ;:?b the “"““"h“’“r“"fi& Bl‘l("pt Triumph and Crescent seedling, Of icu i‘;“"in”:t’mbl:""mr““ :Iv‘m ‘:0 these the last named stands at the sink. Sho is brig rigged, Bleotric h(‘::{ ,';Ll't"i,}’lfi: ‘f"‘,fs:_’"m“‘:s"" d'.:' '\]:vh]lu aro placed in every etateroom, [ 5000 Itsty (aqatIARU ado e cabing and staterooms are finished W) e in polished ashand maple wood. Nono | 004 (g Hie for sobiing the straw, :fm;(';gg‘mg’;;"w (i mbrogements 8t | May; but if thero aro showera during port and tho Netherlands. The | the months of e i s""‘”‘;‘f;‘i’ Zanndam is tho eighth vessel in the | §h sty ance oalt bo ot out eafely, fleet of the company. Another steam SHRWDEEY plants aat Hot b6 un‘t With ship, the Leordam, which is being | qro® XtV B IS S BO8 0 BCE raan onstruoted for tho ' company at. Rot- THAPISR ot Lo hoatd in br Butied ap terdam, will be placed on the linein|. 5 I 4 Septomber noxt, making a floet of [ \® ovember ““%‘,‘“é”'{’h’,““‘;l‘_’; nine vessols. The builders are the Orotiwell T50E Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maats- ) X chappy, of Rotterdam. from western growers, 'ty enstorn agent has Jearned tc “hardy, © ‘‘very hardy,” ‘‘per ly hardy,” &o, yet they are con- itly flooding the country with une tried articlos. If they tell you that he Ben Davis apple moord grape, yder blackborry, Turner raspberry, ‘rescent strawherry, are hardy they parned from u,.\y Toarn it veuing | legram, toll you what they have westorn wmen; but if they tell you this new grape that Russian apple, and is perfectly adapted to the wast, they may bo ssserting what is vory doubtful, or what remains to bo proven, Let those who have the menns and time test these new things, Tt should he done, it is being done by our fruit men; but let those who have neither money or time to waste pur. chase the well-tried hardy fruits, 1 havo seen aa fine a show of fruit tho past yearsin lowa as 1 ever saw in tho old home state of Michigan, I roally think wo can beat Michigan a littlo on apples and plums, and am fully satistisd that our climate and aoil excels for strawberry culture, Many talk about sand for strawber- rios; I consider it nonsense. Of cour-e nome varietios will succed bestonsand, but all that others need 1s a rich, deep soil and plenty of manure, good ecare and abundance of rain in June. We are usually favored about strawberry time with froquent showera to perfect the erop. There are a large variety of strawberries that will succeed well Vigible Improvement. \ Noah Bates, Einira, N. Y., ““About four pears azo Lhad an attack of bilions fever, and never fuly re- covered. My digestive orzans were weak- ened, avd T wnuM be completely pros- trated fr s ays, After using two hottles of your Burdock Blood Bittérs the im- B e provement was ¢o visible that 1 was as ¥ruig Culture in the West tonished. 1 can now, thongh 61 years of To the Liditor of Tur Bek: ave, do o fair and reasinable day’s work."” Ten years of observation and close | Price, $1,00. study of fruit matters in Southwest- ern Towa leads me to think that Towa and Nebraska ought to produce the main supply for home use and some for their neighbering states. Plums, cherries and apples are hardy so that the trees are reldom injured by the winters, and the fruit buds also of these trees are very seldom injured by o Mr. R“Vlh\ll?ll\u the hlmvd is abaolutely necessary for the cure of general de- bility, weakness, lassatitude, ete, The icher of the blood is Brown’s SEEK health and avoid sickness Instead of feeling tired and worn out, instead of aches and 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 are tired of that kind oflife, you can change it if you ¢+ choose. How? By getting one bottle of Brown' IroN Bir- TERS,and taking it regularly according to dircctions, Mansfield, Ohio, Nov, 26, 188, Gentlemen :—1 have suffered with pain in my side and back, and great goreness an, my breast, with shoot- g 1l throagh My body, at- tended real weaknows, depres. and loss of appe- en uvrnll‘hllcrem ak ny Ugotnorelief, ght L woul™ try Brown’s Tron Bitters : [ have now taken one bottle anda half and am about in side and back all gone: all out of my breast, and good appetite, and 'am gaining in strengthand fiesh, Itcan justly be called the ding of medicines., Jonn K. Aviexn, Brown's IRON BITTERS 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 discases. To vervous Sufterers THE QREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY. Furvnml s bpemfic winter freezing. The greatest diffi- culty with these fruits is to get them through the epring after buds swell without having them killed by frosts, The best safeguard against these frosts is to surround the orchard witha grove that will leave out early and will bren!c the north and west wind from the orchard, and some seasons it is better if the grove extends to the south and east side also, Many have recommended a north slope for all of these fruits to prevent early blooming, but our springs are usually so open through March that there is no differ- enca between the blooming on a north or south slope. The same is true of mulching trees in winter, the frost £008 out, in February or March, and trees bloom a8 early as though not mulched. Ob- servation about spring frosts leads me to give a decided preference to level land, or land sloping to south or south- east for orcharding. The trees do better and the crop is surer if protected from north winds in March and April. Southwest Iowa produces as fine apples as I ever saw in Michigan, nndefind our crop is about as regular, It would be a great advantage probably if orchardists would adopt the use of night lamps to catch the moth and thus prevent fruit | and arrive as follows. being wormy. I suppose every one ¥ observes that prices rule high on all| Express.. fruits on the western slope of Towa, | Mail.. and in Nebraska and Dakota, This| Trains leaviog wnust continue until we have a home |t 7:46 a. m. supply. There is certainly an inade- | 8leepers quate acreage now in fruitin the great west, A large portion of townsmen and farmers are annually buying east- ern and southern dried and canned fruits, and will continus to do go until fruit is plantrd more extensively, All this shows that a larger amount of fruit ought to be planted, and that much bett: r care ought to be taken of what is already out. Every farm ought to have an acre or imore of orcharding, and one-fourth of an acre or more in small fruit, A part of the orchard may be occupicd with the| s emall froit, Mvery village garden ought to be well furnished with plums, oherries, grapes and berries. Then in addition to this every town of fifteen hundred inhabitants ought to have a fruit man in its suburbs who +ill give the most of his attention to fruit. Such a village fruit man muy probably add to this busivess a small buriness in fine hogs, ‘choice poultry, bece, or something else that may suit his na- ture better, and go not depend entire- ly on one thing, Buch a course with -lol'&azkm 1s ! l‘nl] ’;h«m&lu‘lf\'l"l;af ?‘l ::: our people would add much to comfort, | Sadkich, b Kis, uoar whles, wholiver u. the health and wealth, If there becomes Inieliece, it fases orgaae ate | it i state of lrritalon 0 35‘.:5"::’13:. ir::} ififflk:fi“xffi or i :].,m...i;?“uflu,:fmi solizor” Aperi ntly requlre in the East. With more care about R0t By A varicties adapted to the West and more care for the growing trees and plants we way as well have a surplus a8 other sections of the Union. Every person interested in fruit growing ought to have somelittle work like Mr. Purdy’s that will cost only from 25 to 50 cents that will give them the exper- MLIWE' ience and methods of the best fruit men in growing fruit for profit. Such 1, ul'l'ay &, hrman’s # a work ought to be studied until the ? a“j R i DA WATER planter knows how to treat his trees Best for TOILET, BATH or vines, as well as he knows how to raise corn or feed stock, and then the and i ANDKERCHIEF, i L M A aud 1100 and enger tralng betwoan Mmuoun Pacific trains will depart Omaha time: Drr'pnrtu Arrlve 31 0 p. m, and nrnung will have Pullman Opaning ane Olcsing of Mells, BouIY, arEm cuons, [ Sl 44 1 Lowa Lexve but ouMY itice open Buadays from 1 3 KIH)\ yf HAI I' noe DRUGGISTS (MPERI JHABLE garden will be a success, In one thing we cannot depend on eastern men for advice, not because of dishonesty but because they do not know what will succeed here only as Geodman, 3. W, Ball, ey where. e I ESIIER Murray Iron Works, Burlington lowa. Semi Portable Engines, FOR OREAMERIES PARM MILLS, Printine Offices Ete., . A Specialty, The Lurgolt Tron Wurkmz Establish- ment in the State, MANUFACTURERS OF |Steam Engines, AND GENERAL MACHINERY. The Howard Antomatic Gut-Otf Steam Engine, WESTERN CORNIGE WORKS! C. BPECHT, - Proprietor, 1212 Harney 8t, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized Iron, CORNICES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate¢ Roofing, Specht’s Patent Metalic Skylight, Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving, Iam tho general agent for the above ling of goods, JHON FENUING, Qrestinge, Bulustrador, Yerandas,Office and Bank Ralilngs, Window and Cellar Gumrdy; al THE KENDALL PLAITING MACHINE! DI XD DBESS-MATERS' COMPARION, 18 plalts rom 1-.30f & o inch to 1dth (n the coarsest &te or finest sl kn 14 doed ll kinda and etyles of y Laiting in ase No Iy that doos her own dress-making car aord to do withoug one—us nioe plaiting s aever ont of fashion, If seen 16 solls itsell, oy Machineo, Cleculars or Agent's torus widress CONGAR & 00, Adamns 8t Ublosso JOUN BrABLES, KROMY BOUHAMP Progident, Vice Prow't, W. 8. Drisisn, Heo. and Troas, THE NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING 00 Lincoin, Neb MANUFACTURERS OF Oorn Planters, Hrrrows. Farm Rollers Bulky Hay Rakes, Buckel Mievating Wm dmilis, &c llglnul 1o do Job work sud manulec- udl:‘ hfllo her pacties, oss all orders NEBHASKA MANUFACTURING 0O Lincoln, Ne MILLARD, I B, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON, Al leain " N a 4 Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits, 1111 FARNHAM STREET. CONSTGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCHE SOLICITED Agonts for Peck & Baushers Iard, and Wilber Iills Floup OMAHA, - - - NEB REFERENGES OMALIA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOHNSON & 00, TOOTLE MAUL & CO. J. A. WAKEFIELD, WUOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Lath, Shingles, Pickets, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, LA S NTEITR, EIO. MrATATE AGEN{ FOR MILWAUKERE CEMENT COMPANYY Near Union Pacific Denot, - - W, CEMEN OMAFAN P J.J.BROW N &CO WHOLESALE DRY COODS N O KON &, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, - - e NEB. C. F. GOODM.AIN, TWHOLES ALY DEALEIR TN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS. Window and Plate Glass. will find 1t to thelr ad. £ Anyone contemplating bullaing store, bank, or any othor fine vantago to corres ond with us before purchasing ther Plate Glass, C. F, GOODMAN, Hl)Tt.L TOWKY Lincoln, Nel, Manning, lowa, Coon Rapids, lowa. Miiford, Neb, _OMAHA - S it DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTEsH HOTELS. PROPRIETORS ARLINOTON, J. Q. McINTIRE, WEATHERLY HOUSE, FA. U. WEATHERLY, REYNOLDS HOUSE, ©. C. REYNCLDS, BARATOGA HOTEL, J. 8. BTELLINIUS MARSH HOUSE, E.MANS, BROWNGVILLE Neb OCOMMERCIAL HOTEL. JOHN HANNAN, Stromsburg Ne HALL HOUSE, A. W, HALL Loulsvilla OITY KOTEL, OHENEY & OLARK, Blair, Nob. COMMEROIAL HOTE -, J. Q. MEAD, Neligh, Neb. GRAND CENTRAL EJSEYMOUR, Nobraska Oity,"Neb MIS8OURI PACIFIO HATEL, P. L. THORP, Weeping Water,Ne COMMEROIAL HOUBE GREENWOOD HOUSE, A. C. CAARPER, ‘W.MAYFIELD, Hardy, Nob. Qreenwood, Neb COMMEROIAL HOUSE, E. BTOREY. Olarinda, lowa ENO'S HOTEL, E. L. ENO, Eremont, Neb EXCHANGE HOTEL, ©. B. 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