Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 11, 1886, Page 5

N i - \ kS o i Al THEOMAHA DAILY BEE, THURSDAY. MARCIH 11, 1836. b - - d . as Tndia 4 FIELD AND 3 t 1 @ thoroughly tested Amer- N | YISH COMMISSION'S REPORT, ";,l‘n;‘f‘ i D AND PARM Toum variotien L oy tested Amer | {0 M bt 5 oo oS "Nl | mELIS CEEBAPESD PLACH IN OMAIIA TOBUY P At the request of Mr. Woolworth, | To Grain Dealers and Farmers of Né- | Good Rules for Telling Horses' Agos, | Mg could be more absurd or more counsel for the r.~«pnudvn| the supreme braska. From the Sportsman: The fall grown | hidcous. A tree, if allowed its natural Their Beventh Anntal Statement Submitted | conrt has postponed the hearing of argn- 2 Jid growth, is almost invariably a_beautiful % the O Yesterd ivents in the Burr . disbarment proceed- | . A8 We afe constantly recetving inqul. | lorse possesses twenty-four Lk tethy | object, and the maples, of which wo have | e Governor Yesterday, ings until tho 50th {nst. tios from parties dosirous to know our | Ltat e, S IF SECH SE6 OLeRel JAT: Hhee | o m in our strects, nearly alw: Mathiow Leonard of Chicago dicd on | opinion as to the future prices of the dif. | r¢ calied molars ot grinders, Ho e | G0 5o tn time & ‘traty ‘benntdl form WHAT IT COSTS TO KEEP THEM. | B. & M. train No, t Crete, yester- | forent cereals, and prospective demand : t ’ ) . i But maimed and mutilated by o, .1 b ! Y ignor day aftornoon. ‘The deceased wils & con: | for ench, and what will Jikely be the most | I sitie ot b il e oo gordeners they become tru samptive who had been in Denver a ] ctier far out them out entire our L Buggestions Given for Ralsing Carp— | ¥ mu‘rlw;:\l) trying to rocuperate. He our it | wantfew treos n our streets, bat such I8 AT was only 20 year ™ P ) veri s inquirios, b milk teeth come in each jaw. These re- ng of Ma. [ only answering these inquiries, but also | o TR 611 a8 8 yoars old. . % we have we should have in their native A Chance for Speculators On the The grand council, ) i rious degrees, met | of giving our ideas to all who may be in- | 7y i\ e of yontils " At ch . ) he mouth of the yearlin, 1 2 he purpose of ventilating_cellars is to ’ Capital Mention. '}:'3;‘ L «lu"] '”I"z "‘“' '_"fl";’l for | terested in such matters, which, of course, | olds cannot be o(?n.-‘,..“., B year. | make threma ogo! wid dry Bty are of: R ;,‘r*w‘." Jears, und effected o thorotgh e | are of very great importance, directly or | ling mouth shows no signs of use, and | ten ventilated so as to bo warm_and has oither at his birth, or short remunerative kind to plant the coming | ward eight milk teeth, that scason, ete., we take this means of not | each jaw: at about 12 m nths tivo moro uty of form. Gillespie Property — Brief conic masters of v 3 The proceedings were not o te e . Yo ‘Dotnor teeth steshalla onl sars | damp. This is done when the air admit- o T pip— diselosed to the outside world. directly, to nearly all branches of od 0 o o om fr i orab) i T Tevent e Fepor 8 e state | PoEgY Hammont, colorod. gl con: | tade. old thoss, teeth o stegng and well | Sl O G ooy | Oneof tho Bost and Lurgest Stooks in the U.S, fish commission was sbmitted to tho | vt 00, PELE JIECRNE S0 ST | The Dromem o B O Mo the | liC before 8 years ol "the contor foedh | 1N into the soolor celar, this wif, while to Select from governor yesterday. Tt consists princi- | trict ¢ ,"”"“l, "‘,|‘M’l,‘lml in the it | no doubt have a_tendency to reduce the | of each jaw fall outand wro replaced by | it raises the temperature of the cellar A ) ! g TR acreage planted of this grain quite mate- | permanent te IA l.]ulu before 4 the "-;*'"‘“ f‘f"'li"‘ JW‘“*l'“‘\'“"h'\l"“l]\!! H p 44 X ¢ By H . . Vi 00! pae] ide or | Which soon becomes evident as visible or tendent O'Br \tion of the Paxton | rially for 1886, Then, if there results a two teeth on each Side of the center i Y . . i 1 f i TR e wo. | toeth are roplaced by permancnt ones, A | P able dampness. Therefore, all the E' e oo wotk done 8t tho | & Vierling iron woues of Om partil falure in Burope, and also inseo. | toeth are replaced by pormanent ones. & | palpable dumpuiae “Thorotore, all the | No Stairs to Climb. Elegant Passenger Elevato tions of 1Iu§ country, quite an ml\'nnf'r of | gro shed, and in their place come ‘porma. | should be dono at night, and the cellar and where tho product was distributed. | Ndolph" hennt prosent prices would easily b obtained, | nent ones. The upper milk tooth usual. | Should be kept closed between sunrise Up to December 81, 1885, 121,000 brook | the company especially since the present light stock i i T s Iy fall out first. and sunset. trout, 8,000 California trout, 605 bl foundrs and iron bustess will bo con- | in our country will nearly all be exported | Thus the mouth is completo astoits | | The fattening value of grains depends M. BURKE & SONS, bass, 2,745 German carp antd. 5 ducted or consumed at home before the next | front teeth; the corner tooth, howéver, largely upon the free oil or t contained ( At ioal Solo bl - T e XU i Tt Ampartently develophd, 't 1 | in them, with their sugar, starch, ote. LIYE TOCK GOMMISSIO wall-eyed pike were raised at the 11«1‘\):‘;:1:1"‘:?",;",',"." ;.'"',I,’.:\‘fi;",]i,,;\,' ',,,']f"'f..\',"‘. crop comes to market. - Tho noted weath: l:m'. it & slioll only: 1|y‘\)!‘~|\.-1'l”::f dx | Ono por' cent of oil is considered equal to y anted in waters in various | honse, waiting lor his commission as ad. | CF Prophets predict an early spring, very rs old has fillod up, and 18 o complete | More than 2 per cent of sugar and starch, GRO. BURKE, Managor, parts of the state. Of these food fish the | jutant general and making wild prophe- favorable tor the planting of wheat, onts, 1(,,,", This is the difference between a | At these estimates sixty-nine pounds of L SPRINNARY - hOERL £ BETOF 1 bhine.| HicH ARCEE e AENAHOR, barley and rye; o late frost, the injirious | fiveand a srcyearold. Tho mshes ap: | o equal sovonty-cight pounds of b UNION STOCK YARDS, OMAHA, NEB. pally ot a de ailed report by Superin- | She was sent fo en of the work done at the [ Articles of incorpo hatel y % ters by the commissioners showing how "‘\'"f\“',f" Sl by paus i ; I o il snr Hotwos roe and ono-hnlf yoars | 12, but the vicher in albumin- fon that the eatp, bas Kba it | The board of public Iands has r results of which cannot be foretold, an | pear between threc 1 one-half years e 4 T A T 3 3 on that the enep: busyand pike can bo | 6 appraisoment of the sehool s exceptionably cold summer, unfavorablo | and four years old, and they take nearly ofds and i, therefore, more valable than ES: Merchants' and Farmers' Bank, David City, Neb.: Kearney Natiowal el JELE "*l" e ! m:: "II!: in Garfield county as being too low 1ot MATTIHS Go¥hi We d<; ot think it | &0 ¢ \\ to arrive at thei full growth. | corn for the nh-\ulopnu»m of flesh. T ‘“ 2 Columbus Sta lhnh_ l.‘hlmlm\ Nob.y MeDonald's Bank, North N ating ponds for raising the | AYCrage valuation was twenty-fi ; ) , These tecth, as the horse grows older, lat a National B given for i former. There should be tinuous supply of pure fif1 18 wise to stake our fortunes on scientific | gof blunter and shot Attorney General Leese is vreparing predietions, although usually they may [ peri ana_ so to an ex- Ry . The ("d Man." firstly re a sure indication of News: A Railwny y a con- iter fo insure need judge ) ) ase, whic i f ze. Upto six years ol the mouth is in tHiotuent azainat st rom “long dron In-lnu(mIIu Bolannan case, which will [ hit the mark. y age. Upt ddnle L dopiot Boepigo, and otor s, and (o goard | be setfor hearing at Washingthn about | - What to plant is cortainly with tarmers, | & sttt pirerlicyt state o et 206, T8 Whicli & High dxprs i solidl froozing tho bond should AR Deioplo of Ruby, & small station on | the great and allabsorbing question of | fitormining the mee np to that dite. Il fizgred, T4 happenod “after this R AT the 1, & M. about midway between M. | the hour, as the After that the age must be judged by the | fashion: M by pwtiplia v 2 e deep. The other ford pid Sow et ing. Tt i of the Pacilic s , had ar ng e ything into cons bo of the mouth and the appe re left tion, we advise 8 zed to go ¢ mmn tr follows: That 50 per | of the teeth called the mark. At six g | BRLE0LLL0 KO 9 yb baving t the company | cent'of the tillable soil be plauted “'uh of age the cups leave two center teeth ;],,'"("‘:‘,’,':.",'f.,‘,‘,"‘.,,,'f,"'.}' R corn, 25 per cent with wheat and 25 per | abov seven the next two above, and travolingibag ‘&t b ssidenoo in the of the. university, | cont with onts, barley and tye. Wedo | atelgiitthe outoror cornor teothabove, | travelingbag et his vesidence in, the rday on his way to | notadvise the raising of flax, is an ovor. | At nine tho two centor teeth below lose | ROrth, pirt of the city, and golng dowh cward o attend the meeting of the production would b quito an_easy mat- | the cups, at ten the nest two below, and | B0 The (000 0, BIVE SEEET A8 I State nm-,d. <" nssociation. 'Ihe objeet | ter, the demand for it being quite limited, | at eleven the outer or corner teeth below. | O the €x RSB TSI Glie of Mr. Mallalicu’s visit is to get an ex- | and the indications are for lower prices | After a little prac the closo obseryor | PIILE, It Dost | asta, - saying e 'SIX-GORD SOFT FINISH SPOOL GOTTON O IORL Hoits Lo JoAT IS b ame & oW ore on th prodet,” Wo think gonerdl in, | cn_ scatcely” ko a mistako. Tho | &8 Tiico at tho depot. Tt 2 on the to establish a school of in the )lmhwnonnf ats, 1) changes that occur are the same in all happened that the dr Wiio wis ence mfiu‘nm l:.’l“-““lh the b'nlv\ quit ise farmed horses, or nearly 800 chod for the desired article had never —— Full Assortment for sale to the Trade by — ¢ is of the opinion | plant more or 1 Cowd for Gatbral Dirposse scen Mr, Morsman to know! him. Atto wsolf that suoh a school would bo bonos | 1t 13 rensonablo tostppose th I N L M s | il e (fl(‘ll.‘.;.h-rl VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, ficial provided proper saf : o for ¥ < h cinl provided 1 will be obtained for some. kinds, 1f not | ff scleetivg eows fof menornl DAboscs | VoG st . minute to sp f mluc.\(ul q! " " and the nature of the crops grown upon | breathless he rushed up to a gentleman i What may bo a onceal fnoso tow | standing in the express_office” door g OMAIIA, - - NEBRASIEA. on one farm may be considerod n very | asked, “Where's the old man?” The fnferior cow on another. The farmer | gentléman was Mr, Morsman, and tak- | = = e keeps cattle for beof will prefer a | ing in the sitnation instantly, he replied hat sapidly converts food inte beef, | that he didn’t know where the old man - and if sho tso gives o fair proportion of | Was. The driver, a lite vexed atnot milk and butter he will consider her a | finding him, threw down his charge with general purpose cow So far as his | the exclama ttion, “Well, there's his d-—d ences ‘aro concomul. - Anothor | ol gtip, ¥ Picking up tho grip Mr. Mors- spooinlty 1 be ‘that of | man said, “Ihanks, kindly.” and” made attors should he. sitallow. 16 H- 0 tic plants and yeeds to grow so that | WY commission that the tie carp may have feeding and spawning | PUL an wgent, and s the grounds, A pipe for drawing of Boihudie b water when desired, should be D Y oin: s his the end in the pond should be lfllml v fillhlmhlu shaped wire screen to_ prevent the young fish ing drawn in by the ion. The sides of the pond must be compact nd of suf- § ficient broadih attho water lineto be safo from breaking through 1f the bot- tom is W pulverized with a harrow be- {m|~'||lu‘w ter is let in, it will the more readily become impervious to water, and eakago bo provented. . Al this dono, tho il it d il ovarifow ate. shold bo screoned, ‘and | COld, be maintuned. then the pond is readyfor_the introduc- | o, Weil &Co. have begun an tion of the fish,~ Carpfoed largely on the | Jiric cour e AL (e Ll animaleulo that inhabit tho bottom of | A1 others, to sceurs theforeclosure of AT ORI Dbt chs mortgage given toplaintifls by Herold on | prices of corn compared with lastyear, oceasional feed of cooked lots 3 "and 4, block 39, in Hayes & fespecially since seaboard prices ‘have etables, excepting onions, Young's addition to Plattsmouth: The beer { still ruling about the same The 'financial statement of the com ) was given to sceure payment | for the best grades as last season, we will mission for some unknown re rment for $2,900 obtained by | take this opportunity of & iref Hon tat R ByosinatAl mentas: Tho }V(l‘ll‘&](‘ .', against Herold, before his q‘)ln\ful"lllllt, (ilm xlu‘m'n- wh 1\l|il|mpl.y } brought up to April 1, and is charg ey 18 e freight on corn from Ghicago | ooy, e reetly: 16 consimers will | off for the train, leaving the poor driver 1 St rving Montgomer, and all Mississippi river pointsto the k y to consi il fa :f<-\“|X;%1:.'l';\:;|]:!xx‘f."x';.'."”:\.,'1'.'.",’., The itoms | 15oking young man with a_high colot, 10 to 1.']«-,.1,. D eher tha. - | imagine a general purpose cow to bo one | glued to the floor. England, France & fififmnv- ad o ste: pstel v i Arrak that” yields much milk and which ms Fish, eggs, hatching and dist bu- pleaded guilty to hor ‘an'\lmg)mtuln) son; and the difference in thn [ A y Bl open letter will likely be read o number of our thinking farm- iness men, and t the present low action in the n (. Herold Paclket Company. A DIRECT LINE FOR ing the Tho steamships of this well known line aro L T by 9 r built of iron, in “m(‘rtwht compu mmum and o and wa rin tho pen. value of our corn on account of its ine | b roithly turned off for the block whon S Eioa: IV every roquisito to muks the | T Callgraph fs rapidiy displacing tho pon. AL . AT ferior quality is at ‘1‘ 2 "“I"!*, PO | Wwho does not sell milk, but uses the of the ton e """'"‘“'m. e AT SR AR I LT Bl nu;..n.ln)n:fltl.;; Tepatis 1o build's, About Whiskey. bushel on the average less, which tor | W0, K00 BEE A EE G PRSI Soon hed the famous thout it. sdays and Saturdays for Plv. No of d Sat 0 othor Inbor saving fnvention hus &0 loss- f,‘fi"i\')‘, (TONDON) Chorbous, (ALY and HAM. onod drudgory o brain and hand, or ‘saved the steamors lonve Hamburg on | Such latgu porcentgo of dour labor. A D R it o bt twico e much Crithact! passengers at Southamptor and ondor. wor u timo as doos the ‘pen (it eustly in district and | PRieConbin $50, $00. ana o 8 o5 thrgs timos n muchn aud It 'gives you sov kets o Plymoutl to Hrisgal, car. 1t 18 fact, tha eminent fessional | gether makes the corn wmxh about - | wzhorlzy,"icu ‘Ssgaybufle; t.llxtmwhlukay Gents per bushel less at the initial point | e is & medioine; that in all Medical Col- (11;\3\1 st senson. loges 1t 1s taught that alcohol is a prime The: aets which will stand thor- factor in practice; that there is not a | ough investigation, and will certainly go X hielding all N ting, postage and stationer; on anil larmesses. e tolls, ete nenses of b Salary of superintendent fats of the milk more profitable for his purpose. IMis ideal cow will be one that produces 4 large amount of butter in proportion to food consumed, b Ao T and should she possess any other good he number or lunatic 28 : 5 8 dauly a8 and interest on your- Hospital, Curative Institution or Infirm. | 2tlong wu as- | O uadities will be to hin - general pur- | Private asylums last year in Ireland was h et Ons “r" bulats AnA Bpociions Ap: ka railro: cry much censure as 5 T f e aIRE 14,083, s cost per "eapi about g R CRPOL AR it 1, G. STRIPE, Omaha, Nob., n ary in the country, in which whiskey is ) pose cow. There is another class, and a 0 1 1 5 RE toeragoe from Europo only The second table covers the not employed in the treatment of disease; | 10 being the cause of present low prices | LU s G DA Y me as that of paupe in the work T for “Touri et A Y Agont fl)r "Nebraska and “..‘,.‘,.‘,‘, Towa onihe o bl Lo Deoambor that nine-tonths of all the Physiolans of | Of coriin our state from which stdh fhimors houses, In twenty years, the govorn- e C0.o. | it michings, on hand.” Prico 81 cnot. ng which the following_out the country prescribe whiskey in their | Hoping these suggestions may be of ARG L B ment inspector hoasts, only one”aetion | g neontway, New il ! ;,;‘w’.‘, onts, = 3 intondont's sal practice; that statlstios will show that F“"“'i‘""\t‘l"l we are very respectfully | SEERES oL e wonds, to pick up their | Was rought for illegal detention, and B Y ohtoago. ik OMAHA 0°EN BOARD OF TRADE. o bor. one-sixth of all liquors consumed in the | YOUNLHIONAS, b e food, and to thent such cows as can 1 < - 2z S F 1,“,““ AN sepair, ;ohuntlrly ua‘:\l:penutll b]yl D):nnxl)-‘m:kor Mol 4t sb e LU0 in this way are best for general pur- e f';“”f “’f“"*;’“""f'l N FARLEY & CO Building stone dani ysiclans: that nearly all the whiskey = Pt poses. \§ E is hereby glven that scealed proposals oy New apparatus. 80 consumed, until & recent period, has ended Fruits. The general purpode cow is only imag- for the consiruction of u court houso in tho Fish, exgs, ote ontained polaonous tngradieuts, such us T S i Ench individual forms his own Be oot hies 1 o €0 oxedod the syt of Expénses of board, 18 fusel ofl, vitriol, catecha, etc., as is shown | The following is a list of Truits xecom: | o0 s " to what should constitute a £, il D received at (e county clorics 4 by analyess in sufficlent quantitios to pof: | mended for general cultivation by the | SRIRONS, I 10 WHICEIORIN CORSIUNE T 2 0n or Doforo April 2th, lis, at. 1o'clock son the uystem. tlmt tfle fatal dose of | Nebraska State Hor icultural society for | &¢D: 1-‘ IR G AR (RS UL . " Snid court house to be bullt nceording u; G4 dR. R. Stock! 1.6 grail ousands to-da; o 2 > do at_some cows come lork's o uniy or at tho oflico of Total ::a.f’m;“;’m.,f“:::.ue;“s‘....., e | merTtod AT chan (m, | MOAT 5 he quAGGItion of being gon: ST £ i, 11306 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska. The' people blood 18 Vitiated and fmpoverished by the | 1)/ .1\ 0sq (n), Buflington (m), Cooper (m eral purpose than others The fact must 25 YEARS IN USE. ,, ho' paity. o I OmE ) i MM""&".‘x‘l"n";furf‘i,u ohaso or sale of wheat, orted as exhibiting an increased interest goi-nuuot apare. Haors, manitestzd to e S e PoarmAin (8. Cole’s | not be overlooked that the- gencral pur- memmmfi;h of thie Age! awardell will bo requirad 10 i “Ratdr by pormission to the’ Omaha National in the work, and the inquiries for fish to s bursting veins. inflam- | () 10O S0 0F Wine (m), SweetJune | pose cow must be produced on the farm, It el by the amount o ontract N o e e o et i plant in 1983 exceeded by four times thoso | DAtGns e i R : appily for tho farmors of this county MPTOMS OF A for the faithful p of terior whica ure solicited, FARLEY & CO. g2 iy provious twoivo tonths s Bt 6 liblad 8 | O pumoo ) g o, | RO e e imber oS | rORPID LIVER, | Sl lnl wi el - , A CHANCE FOR SUEOULATORS, thing thas will strongthon its fanctions s | Wealthy (n), l’e\\ ukee (n), D; (m, el o ol S OLERUIOHDY ‘| Lossofappetite, Bowels costive, Puin in all oigs; ot 3 Ao Tol an s Cure without modl- At the meeting of the board of public | & Wmolant and thatstimalant will curet | Grimes (s), Porter (), Fall Win Ench has 1ts own_tixed characteristics, | Koot with o aull sensation in tho By ordor of g"\g;;;‘lg‘l";g;q'f""";y 85 cino. Patonted Octo- lands yesterday a resolu s d t in all fisnlml- Districts the inhab- "wm,,; Striped Gilliflower (n), U0 er | and each possesses predominant traits | back mare, Pain wafcr tho shoulders mhidbe L5 ! ounty;Cle bor i, 1576, ordering the Gillespic p {tsuwidapendiéntirely foRsasiuptisaitrom; (,,‘ Porry Russett W) ) peculiar to itself which enable the farm- | blade, Fuliness after eating, with adis- ¢ Ono box will oure usnal torms, “This proporty, which con. SHEY °=¥°“" for Consamption has | | N, White Winter Pearmain | and br eding through several channcls, | TEmeRb Ity o tem b b A mome dutys ESTABLISHED 1863. ) i sists of » number of lots near thecapitol | 5988 Proven, to be pure, whiskey: r;{ G m), Ortloy, Swaar, Smiths Cidor, | thusz sting him to nccomplish results | Woarineas, Dizzinoas, Fiuttoring at the — an $01udie edicara ng‘es lnnhlmg came into the possession of the | ghug thore 18 no food valne to Beef Northern Spy, Missouti Pippin, Winter | Which cannot be reached in any other Heare, Dote ::‘:;:';’&:fi:::éi‘.‘:":‘.:: N6 catbbont diess DEL cab bk o pREASREIE ate some years back, being turned over | that distioguished ehemists huve dis; Wine (n), l"llll\b\ Cider (n), Otoe Red | manne; s Btful drenms, Iighly colored Urino, and 4 = exaduhvond that aro cortain prodiics dyapop- by Mr. Gillespie in scttling his accounts | eovered tbal Ood Liver Oll doss not feed | Strouk (n), Minklor (w), Iowa Blush (n), Should the farmer desire a general pur- CONSTIPATION. ° by destroying Lho contings of tho stow as auditor, at & valuation of §1,000. The | the tissue orma dogenorated fati | Whibridiws (n). Mann' (1), Lansingburg | Pose cow which excols in producing | yprmve pYLAS vo srpecialy adaptod Pricd 150, Boli by il druiiats or mafled o building up of the city has worked a | shatthe only -uu and ablding strength Win *'lll("" Rome Beauty (m). For | calves that can be cheaply raised for beef | ¢o gnon cases, one oot alfont amaiin GRAIN AND PROVISION yecelptof price. For furthor particulars_gent rapid inercase in value, and to-day the | . Whioh Old Age receives isamedical treat | FUh %y oSl Lot Wartield, (provided he does not overlook the influ- | ehange offoelingastoastonish the sufferer. "’"‘"‘ ular, P.0. Box 1553, lowest est laced ment with pure whiskey; that women, N p nee of the male), he can produce her b; Thoy Increnso the Appetite,and cause tho J.C. ALLAN CO., ) estimate placed on the tract is from the peouliar chnnwur of thelr or n, north; ‘m, middle outhern. Clats produce her by | o e e on Wiesiny thus the system 18 ] ] s O #15, 000, 1t 1 ono of the hostsitunted and gauism, quently ‘need pure whiskey Crabs—Hyslop, W/ hitnoy No. 20,Alusk: }""‘J-\ll"" SEouziy o lfihy{lflmx“ Jloro: | notrisneds and by uisir Fonic Action oy ”“““‘"'fi.&?fi,,}.fl?{f;..h . most desirable pic of real estato in | gtimulant, and with them it is indispens- | For trial: (mhlul Beaut ory or Scotch polled cal ith the gostive Orgnns, iogular Sto Paiglindine: Lincoln, nml the bidding at the sale will | {ble: that the sause of Habitual Drunken use of the latter he can deprive her of | Rsducd brice®3o. 48 Murray St fLXs probably be very spivited Tho pur- | ness or Toabristy i the poison fn tho &y al Gt ey T eoth s secure size and gr TUTT'S EXTHABT SARSAPARILLA e CHiCA AND chaser will be required to pay one-tenth tem from impure liguors causing an un- | ¢.ov0! 4th, Smocl wiord’s | ate, of y resorting to the Hol- | Renovates the body, makes hoalthy ms 2 N of the accepted bid down, and will be | eonquergble craving, the same s that of Wool ].;L Mornis “ hite, Bes and he can impart milk production | strongtiens the wek, ropairs the was riven twenty years time at '6 per cent on opinm or nisotine: that for years whiskey, QO =t lj~ N Al habits 1.4,.,. the Mie system with pure bhn)d and I i ¢ in ieal Prat as been the subject oath Cling,Le g, 4 and imp ho vigor o 3 BRIEF MENTIO! 3 2 .\w«\«llll))hfiio the ]mu(u( 's) OFFICKS: 4 Jay Patterson, convioted in the district M 3‘;‘,’,‘;‘,{‘,.‘,“:,,{. ,'.,"‘, D{,’;‘ifi‘l{“:}:}"‘, Mivon; S[Beoiremarke] and with w0 muny good broods m’u L o Vorle. SO court Tuesday night of making an as- | process to extract sal oil: that this AES little tender), | Whith to select he can produce any grade onrd of Trade, Chamber of Commereo, st with infent to kill o John Shoody: | - Erosess b &?sm\d beon discovered by | ooneord M e Lady m"m"‘- Tl o solach s P. BOYER & CO. | i Milwaukeo. was yesterday sentenced by Judge Pound fly alt W -hy Co,, and that | 11 1 Worden, Elvira. For trial: Bri As stated, however, the farm itself DEALERS IN H. C. MILLER, Western Business Solicitor to five yoars fmprisonment ut hard labor their Duty's pure malt whisiiey in the | ! Tator: by must be considered. A poor farm will Hall’sSafes, Vaults, Time! ock BE " 2 RAILWAY. in the penitentiary. Knbflfl‘my pure l:‘ fin‘:du‘l’urnufl 0 B! O not proy rlv upport a herd of choice ssare L ) 0CKS ~w. P. PECIK, SETORT T.IN Dr, Marshall Harris diod at tho res Wysoaby O ettt soientiots and | Red Dutch, White Grape, Versailles: | ¢ows. As the farmer bogins to grade up and Jai! Work. } = i dence of hissister on K street Tuesday amrnln-o ‘the world, and not a trace of | Longbunch Holland, Victoria. For trial, | his cows he must also endeavor to adapt 1080 Farnam Streot, Omaha; Nob, Local Business Solicitor, 1304 Doug afternoon of - hoart Ifllsvnsc. Tho do- | §asst ollior other polacm,can befound 1ait. | Fay's brolific ' the farm {0 the cows, or o must reverso arna o ma ceused was 69 years old, and one of Lin- e ———— BLACKBERRIES. the conditions and adapt the cows to the colu's best known and ‘most’ Tespectod | T Utien Obsorvor afow days ago re: | Snyder. For trial Barly Wilson, | farm, Tholeavy feoders camnot aftord Bailway Time “Table. A STANDARD MEDICAL WORK ' UGk wilh s Gt of o aus, | S pus s araed, laas that was sant | Buely Cstor iamoelcdot e briog by, hrlig: grens ONARA, FORYOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN 0uncil biu onths with an aflliction of the heart, | out from its oflico over ten years ago, Lt (.n) EBERRIES, distances to sec 00d, nor can they | myo o - for, and brings sorrow to muxe than ouo i Statos s T Dty ) e ed for profitable animals must not only | tho ooal depots. Trains of the C., St. P, M. & | ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE FREE TO ALL 28 of United States consul, Lima, Pern, llAsl BERRIES. h\mlly in the capitol city. and where it has been' all these ye Black rowg, Soubogan, Mam- | contain the best pasturage or other food, O.arrive and dopart from their depot, corner 0] b4 0C! ‘egg, Souh y i 1 Are d 3 of 14th llml \an*mr stroets; traing on the B. & A Lincoln gentleman'who has just re- | oven the United States and Poriviau | moth, Tyfor. ¥or thial: Burng, | but care and” attention must also be be c. > Co St J. & O, 1. from the turned from “Hamilton county says the | postage stamps with wiich the envelope | Barnard, Hopl stowed upan the stook, B & M.dopots il ivors o1 tho UBion Faoiie o | peitonl dond 10 take dir Dos, Molnos: Mars m,m'"sl ranoh of the state is ono run by | Js decorated fuil to toll Rod—Turner, Cathbert. Hints and Suggestions. asok BRIDGE TRAINS. R T e PN Y T G Wil ailtcrsm\ jloar Aurors, M:. —— : PEARS. young orchard is frequently treated | priago trans i loave U, P dopocat s 4 1 B e A an ke U‘v‘“‘ "Tinho Fattorson ins some 100 norea, waterod by e Tbare | S Eiantiig ot s s aie thoaroti i8.m0b 200c | o L A D AL AT A | prideg ains w laray ek cegnd P I mxmMi...yfi‘m":.av.i'yf.'i.',','a'a"i"(‘n"fl?u(ifi""n’."""" i e Hvor ‘and thorongiyoulvai ctmont, endorses Rod Star Cough | ommended, as the trees bave almost uni- | farm productions would succumb. 1t is rt othor lint posaltio by AP z-lfelllll.:‘sclg l':(“mz‘xhlt'rn‘i\::;htl?u(I";-l;:‘i{:; ciml«; % ;2 versally blighted, but would recommend | often planted m a light soil, either nat- LLL Tl‘“g o pARonEs ;nv”l]l,'lm“nlm:mmu- 0iate of supes oloo breeding herd e o as the safest varictics, Flemish Beauty, | ural ade ? age Exhausted Vitaliey, X 1 Physiont ority enjoved by putrous of this roud ’ ¢ consisting of forty cows of the Luans awrence, Kus., olaims o havo o cont | Louiss lonne, Vicar, Luwrence, Clapps ;::-.ln‘::; le\l(‘-Iv!:;|:’ul)‘:~r~n\h|t~‘x‘;1‘|1:::px{(])]]::‘ll::“llt : Promuas DO T MancRrrans of Wonth nod top },‘"""",'L“{‘%}".‘xi‘}félfi o et irainey and Artes familics, and a bull of the | vein eightoon inches thick, with a sand- | [ayorite, Bartlett, and Keifor. sowing or planting must follow plowing, | 14#82p. m. il "“"T.Z‘JZ: 1‘.’.1“';.".?“"""‘ adluorsilon snd ox: | 8N Olvesvand. fo il i Dt iag Bates register. In addition to tl ' o y b 2 PIBRUNg. must follow plowin cumuunmu LINES, s g 104 7.080 ts PAL; B g to these Mr. | stone roof, at a depth of 100 foot, while CHERRIES, and the farmer, in most neighborhoods, Arrival and’ doparture_ of tralis from th Tk nd n\m ARS, which are models of Patterson is feeding 400 steers and 430 | David Inster, living soven miles' north- | Barly Richmond, Beile Magnifique, | who would manure o young orehard and | tranafor dopot at Council Blums; © | S0 Dy L Aoy Whose axporidoto for B posra s cloganoe, ‘1ta PANTON “{‘,A‘V""l shoep. eust of Peabody, while boring a well on | Rein Yiorisnse, English Morelis, Oliyvot, ot e 1 g DEPART. anmivm, | Hjchasprobably never betorafell tothe lot ar u 5 A By any ind e widos ! y kgl ) not grow a crop on the strength of it ) NORTH! ian: ful Iy wlulmm u PALATI A NINi ARS, the \\(:i cer 1‘\(1"" h"x]s _=rcm‘m the axtost of of | his farm, struck & vein of coal ata depth | Late Richmond. For trial: Dyo' House, | would be considered & crank in farming, | gsam O CAah Sag praseras. s fi...m..p ¥ capalof wiich canfot L fou re. Villiam Moyor, the car driver who rob- | of fifty foet, y © rLUNS or at least very improvident. FRecommoiition - Sl seucneniaLliiag, Bl *'*,“n. (inion Dot with (oo of tho bed his brother Jehus at the Capital City - Jofferson, Min cr Wild Goose, Forest . 4 Ckxproass ... artlie mioney'whif o redint' invery Viaiange: "orl 3 oo Thepot with tho of the stables last winter, and jumped the town, | ©1fyour complamt s want of appetite, tr Weaver. Wolt. D | Al ¥ho havo kiptdhoep and y\flfllw GHIGAGO & HOCK TRLAND i, il st el st Chicago & Northwestorn Ry, In Ohigsga €40 10 i said that Oflicer Fowler had located | DAl 'a wine-zlass of Angostura Bitiers e AL AN 8¢ | them know that they anust be regularl Mail und Expros chichann e i AL B Y thoso of il eastorn lines, o0 CoMeetion ¢ was about going after him lalf an hour before dinner, Bowaro of coun- ""'- Soto, Prunus 8i- | and woll fod, g \m-r Hml.\mlm A 5 Aw;mm_uflm‘-m bord tha o ¥or Dutrolt, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cinein matter into his own hands. Siogert & Sons. scont (), Downers Brolific (s),Chns. DREQI SR ReR TR0 MOl 10 e |u..m«....‘..'(|':‘r‘xb"‘.fm aiines ‘0 'Nasodd | timore Washington and mumun.n..muu.ui,ufl | Tillie May has appealed to the district e Downing (s), Mt, Vernon (s) Miner's Pro: “‘“"“ M 'IOI“_“ fodeas, .‘“ Whare: ghe | tho tickot azelt for ticket 5 court from the 'appraisement of her | pha gale lifted the top of a freight car | lifie, l)nTl h, Cumberland (p), Je lemba “h‘f\"‘ 8t allimos ind grain and sands on wh S0 O | 70 yon wiah the Sosp e e i o k| proporty mado on Misouri Faciic Hght | in s New otk Coniral & Horson liver Tinor's Seodling (s), Bidwell. For | 1orsn: | Yo cottanssed meal sliouid ever R b o o RS | 1ryon winh b necommodutions. Alltickot : Of sy bondomnation, o o ) freight train, near Tarrytown Nigh's Suporb, Manchoster, Jamos YA AP A e e oy 9,08 Tfa12.q!, Riar vaius thap sl thy Jul-!l::r‘m} anagor: Gon, P | Bow Dhleanon, aach o hiyos and deposited it on the tele: and is yery apt to praduce fits in'a short Mt ¢ .muum‘. COLEGT FF Wi B L R j ow Orleanst” mects one at every cor- es by the side of the trac aminate: (r), pist illate. P it 10 § ' Solonce 0f LACO 18 & <uporb and masterly troate ¥ mner. The long continued silence is be- it remiined suspended all the ariotios of ahplas for & aommarcial | R ouas UAIBE AEANOWAd. [t DeTTRRA i hdial” Gl B G | 3 . T bl coming unbearable to Lineoln people. oy {,ll o W l“‘i" The proper time to market lambs is L 1o Paabody Modio insitate, or D W, 1L i About eightoen months ago Miss Grace i ke Coper Wiathy, | when they will dress from twenty-five to ux City Mail . 4 Bullinel o, Miss. who i E Bonrdsloy of Exter jumpod from a bugey iy R Utior, Fowauke 'I,. o Witicer Winw, | thitty pounds, andif, of tho right breed | oy’ 2" . Faul Kxures AU “,‘u',"'.‘.‘“.“.‘""‘ e ras fl, a. wna an | “lmllbmm;‘ m,.r of her fect, Sinee then ENDORSERS “l‘l,l‘lutl A .““yu“lw Rulfl'stn}fl\ ruom:::s and Tulud that ght ought to be ob- P S L1} T et Il‘l’u‘ siiior '}“u'.';“‘ “.Ily!lllum‘ a e 'v‘ Huclh ¥ she has suffered continuously, and Mon: . . ik % | tained when sixty days old if not older— | ‘A | UNION PACIIC, Montion Omatia top. | o0y 48 ue aco of 1] 8 day enwe to Lincoln o have the Ephysi- Tho following distingulshed poe- R, Junct, Plamb'a Cidor, Minkler. " | no'lab ovor sevanly fivo_days old 13 i | 'l 6 ,';;:;"'}"rfi;yrfxs ASikia isda b9k el OMAHA, NEBRASKA. i cisns explain the eguse. ‘The men of sci- sons, woll and widely known testify | 10rtlo; aflairs from | 1540 eaten as m, and on this point [ 0. & REP. VALLEY. [] Paid up C 1 3 ence found the bone in the log dead {0 o Valuuble proporties of all parts of the state aro solicitod by the | want to urge with 'these brecders’ who | Al i xprosa. Paid up Bopital e iainn s 380,000 S amputated the limb about midway be- | Simmons’ Liver Regulator | foeesd Pt aion wnd spould be ad- | ara in the habit of keeping their lumbs i & M plus May Preees 1 Imonu the-anilo sad ki Hon. Aloxandor H. Stop! g drossed to Uho Secrotary, Requosts for | uil gy’ will dross over thirty-five “"" “““ oo |- H.W. Yares, President. The wives of our leading Odd Follows J‘;-h"n' xanden R Bapuoat. . o /“lm"o" RARg 05, i :l“;"'fi al eters | pound3: I grant that the butchers, “hotel - h —y . 4 = A. E. Touzariy, Vice Prosident, have quietly organized & odge on their 595 Qeorsts, Dearivg o du ““l ! jects prompt- | Stewards and purchasers of that cl ~Arrivo | Carrying the Delgium Royal and Unitod States W.OH, S, HuaGies, Cashior, own fixx(;:::n and very uappropriately Y)‘i'u‘. b ama, ¥ ARsware ‘ L Nn‘;f‘aucn like to get a heavy quarter for th Mail, suiling every Saturday W. V. Mossp, DRECOBS e G named it Charity. rest Oglethorpe, Col, s money, but the persons who eat the meat q 18 BOMIR, 0 ILLING, Aoon Waiver's Littlo 5ycav-old | Jianonbereesf M. & Chivell South; " ** At know vory quickly tho diforence batw cas S Between Antwerp & New York | i w viris, fiwiss i, R B daughter took it into her head togo home | 3 Figir Thompson, J ¥t o ; ‘lthl'll owing it as ]h\s'\t -l by | 4 Tamb of proper age and one over three Anl_vis Fadsmouty p A. K. TovzaLx, i witlh the fa milkman Tuesday even. | Jion. Beon Hili. yote of this soclety at their meeting, Jasi. | nionths ola. NORTHWAKD. TO THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- | ; v ing and stay all night, without letting hor | HonJon G Breckenriden, |\ o0 g, L YR e e LAND AND FRANCE, ! GARKING OFFiCE | mother know of her intention. As a con- | Lowis Wunder, Asst. Postmuster, Philadel Resolved, That it Is the sense of this meet- o B0 01 yaar, e WLk of THE IRON BANK, owis o r, Philadelphia, | ing that the purchasing of fruit trees of ped- | Pruning goes torward with great v - 4 » sequence the police were rounted out to ‘Aud many others from whom we have i 8 0f ped 1 the T B s Salon from $60 to $100. Excursion trip from hunt up a lost girl, while the httle vis- Joiters camnenting upon this medicine dlers should cil:mmmul as d.uuup.ln; and | and the hearts of those who love $110to §180. Second Cabin $5), snd Excursion Cor. 12th and Faroam Streets 18 1 2105t valuablp houschold remed! d discourazed, as the necessity of atural beauty of ohjects are sorely trie M. 0, Stecrage passuge &L low rates. Potor 5 s 1 should be di: raged, as the o ty of | natural beauty of ohject ely t . C. B & S K G al B By T o itor turncd up the next morning quite un- you are sulforing and canuot find re- patronizing foreign nurseries has ceased; | at seeing the reckless way in which the Via Piatsrguth 20 |7 Wright & Sotts, Gonerud Agouts, 65 Lroadway, eaasel Banidag Busiuess Traaeioied k- concerned at the tervible uproar her dis- Lef, prociiie at once from your druggist and we also coudemn agents who ave now | trees in the streots are destroyed. For et New York Bppearanco had esused. & hottle of Roguinior. G ivo it a fair trial canvassing the country representing that | some reason It is now the fashion. when STOCK YARDS TRAINS 4 inaba, Notraska, Frank & Moores, W., 8, L ho Morton men at the state eapital and it wiil '9'3::','-2.:'“” relief but per- budded trees are much superior to grafted | fiih shade from a Ow (48 SANEOR. mm“ Will leave U, P. devot. Omaba, at 8:40—8:35— Saes apen ; wexe quictly jubilant lust night over llle il a ;)l:r“l;"ll:l'lé,hgl:lllx;uguufullil<lr uiu\ulv&ul.r $he 1 00 danse. foste “,“Lum“ e ame :; 0:45—1 26 . a" 0 > olog S i ial eq! as ood stock cou ur- o £ ¢ i e g gy ey m.hcm,k 3 g aiaw N l'hl AT chasing or propagating U Hussia apple in | out the sllpuflulu BraRelies, 0 lop off'the ,w':".{}‘; "‘m‘g::‘:"‘" B, g““"’;"“"g:g&"w m HA I' ' A Wm.mm spio el careiul ‘ ) , ZELL o Philadolplia, Pa. | this laitut, With i bope of wny iwtprove: | whole head of each one, with the. tesult o8 a7 T dally ¢ BicAL'co., 3 e {“y:a(d‘tn:iflfl:? el ey Youb Cite