Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-31
PROMINENT MEN ON TRAIN
Chancellor and Professors of Uni
versity with Foreigners for
Pacific Crop Special.

The Union Pacific will run crop and soil
educational special over it's system in Ne
braska February 49, Il, Is and l6, under the
direction of the department of agriculture
of the University of Nebraska. The train
will be under the personal supervision of
Prof. T. L. Lyons of the agricultural de-
partment and the lecturers will include
Profs. II. E. Peters, F. D. Held Samuel
Avery, A. l.. Hacker and Lawrence Bruner.
Besides these will be lecturers from abroad,
and Chancellor Andrews of the university
has signified his intention of being with the
train during part of the trip.
This is the second year the Union Pa
cifc has run such train. Three large
coaches will be provided fer lectures. Lit
erature explanatory of soil culture and seed
selection will distributed at all stations.
For the accommoda ton of farmers at sta
lions where lectures are not given special
trains will be run to the nearest lecture
point
SCHEDULE FOR THE FIRST DAY.
Leave Lincoln, $40 a m; arrive Val
paraiso, a. m. Pick up people at Ray
mond and Agnew and return on freight.
Leave Valparaiso $40 a. m; arrive Wes-
Leave Weston, 1850 a M; arrive Valley.
TO Weston on freight and return on special.
People from points east Of Valley are
No. a. Of train could reach valley thirty
minutes earlier people could return on
Leave Valley. 12:s5 p. m. arrive North
Bend, LIS p. m. People from Mercer, Ere
mont, Sanberg, Ames and Riverside car
ried to North Bend on special and returned
leave Leave Nssrth Bend. 2;e5 ?; m; arrive
Schuyler on special and returned on No. IA.
People from Benton and Lambert carried
TO Schuyler on No. Il and returned on spe-
Leave Schuyler. s:l5 p. m; arrive Column
bus, 1855 p, m. People from Gardner, Dun
No. IA and returned on special.
Leave Columbus, 1875 r. m; arrive Silver
sn ns Haven. P esqsd F S seT creek
on No. il and returned on special
Leave Silver Greek, S;55 ?. m; arrive
wood wood chapman pf an and PADDOCK carried to
Central City on No. Il and returned on
Leave Central City. 7:25 p. m; arrive
Grand Island, s:15 p. m.
Leave Grand Island. $3.50 p. m; run to
North Platte during night.
SECOND DAY.
Lecture at North Platte $3.50 a. IN.
Leave North Platte, $50 a. M: arrive
Res 01 ri P TPSe from B Gn
Island and vroman carried TO Gothenburg
on special and returned on No. 13
Island, Cozad. Darr and Markell carried to
Lex ngton on special and returned on No. b.
Leave Lexington, 1910 p. M; arrive Kear-
ney. 1855 p m. People from Josselyn: over
ton, Simonds, Elm Creek Odessa and Wat
sons ranch carried TO Kearney on special
and returned on No. 49,
Leave Kearney, 2:35 p. M; arrive Gibbon.
2:55 p. M People from Aida, Wood River
! and Shelton carried to Gibbon on No. Is
! and returned on special.
Leave Gibhon. 3:3 p- H.; arrive Grand
Leave Grand Island, 4SO .. m: arrive
| Fairfield, $50 p. IN. People from Rivers,
| Donphan. Hansen, Bremans and Chenille
| carried to Fairfield on special and returned
| will be given these people to eat al Fair
| field. Make this little earlier II possible }
Leave Fairfield, $50 p, m. arrive Ddven-
port 40 p, N. People from Belviders and
and returned on special.
Leave Davenport, $50 p. m; arrive Alex
! andrta. $40 p. m, People from PoWels and
! Junction carried to Alexandria on No. 3
! Stay over night at Fairbury at Hano-
| yer and run back to Fairbury in early
THIRD DAY.
| Lecture at FaiTbury at $50 q. IN.
Leave Fairbury, $3.50 a. m; arrive Steele
leave " Steele city. 1880 a. m; arrive
| Marysville. II 80 a. m. People from Aol-
lenburg, Spence; hanoyer, Bremen and
and returned on No. 3. People from Banes-
ton. Oketo Marietta and Hull carried 10
Marysvlle on No. l26 and returned on spe-
cial.
Blue Springs at y. m, leave Blue Springs
al 40 d. m, arrive Beatrice at 2:20 p. m.
leave Beatrice at 80 p. m, arrive CoTt-
( land at $3.50 p. m, leave Cortland at p
I m arrive Princeton at 4:i5 p. m, leave
! prfnpatnu 4.45 70. m. arrive Lincoln al