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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20
CURE FOR CURL LEAF.

Prof L. r. Taft of the Michigan agri-
cultural college has announced an i'm
portant discovery in that curl leaf, which
has been so destructive among peaches
for a few years, can be successfully treat
ed by spraying. Prof. Taft estimates that
fully nine-tenths of the crop of liberia
peaches were destroyed by curl leaf last
year. all of which might have been saved
by spraying.
The solution used is one pond OF copper
sulpnate dissolved in % gallons Of water
The tree should be covered with the
spray as a single bud escaping treatment
might spread the disease. 1t has been
found that spraying with this solution
in the fall is as effective as when it is
used later. 1t may be used at any time
after the leaves fall till just before the
buds begin to swell in the spring.
Those who sprayed their trees last
spring before the buds started effected
an almost complete extinction of the
disease. while those who waited until the
buds started had considerable trouble
with *:
In view of the rapid spread of the
disease and the simple method Of destroy
ing it. every peach grower should apply
the remedy during the time between now
and the beginning of next March and the
earlier this is done the better. according
TO Prof Taft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-A business property OF
Douglas avenue that will pay II per
cent on the investment
100 feet on South Market. 5-room house
and barn, sl.Eo.
20 feet on West Fifteenth. new house.
- feet on South Wichita, house Z rooms.
barn. I.Ga
ga feet on North Washington. house
5 rooms. shade and cement walks. 10
erai terms. 500
= feet on Jefferson avenue. between
Ninth and Tenth. 10.
2 feet with new cottage. N twelfth
block on North Main, 400.
70 feet on Waco avenue. east front, be
tween Ninth and Tenth, 80
- feet on Ida avenue. 5-roorn cottage.
with bath. cellar. cistern, cement walks
s feet on South Main. with new cottage
AID barn. E.H
. fee. OF South Topeka, rooms. cella-.
clstsrn. ans shade. 800.
- feet nex cottage o. rooms. on scUfh
Enporia- N-&s
= feet. in 1rst block o. Ellis. with
small house. S<s
: new cottages. with % feet each or
Meade avenue. a. $40 each
= feet house cT : rooms. barn. Il ihtrc
block or MstSsEso1. roo
y lots corner OF Exteis- ard ssccrc
street. fIs each.
:, fse, new csttzre ef : rooms. ca 81
Frz-cis. modern c-rne-f walks go
8 feet y fourth bisck o. s1uth E1,-
r-orts s-roe-u house -tth bath. s12cs.
cr-neuf walks ard crrs.1r barr. = 90
GooS S-story -eslts-cs o1 LauTr1cr
avea1e. east fro1t. -
". CLESDESTE 4 COMPANY.
Fer-it - ? TOPEKA Az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20
MUSIC AND DRAMA,
Continued from Fourteenth Page.

dolph's arms. Rudolph, being discovered,
refuses to surrender and is shot by the
gendarmes. falling dead beside his be-
loved child with the words: she died
loving me; am satisfied At Crawford
opera house Monday. September p.
The press of the metropolitan cities,
speaking of Mr.. Herbert Kelley and his
Interpretation of the part of Sherlock
Holmes, were unanimous in their praise
and said without question the best thing
he has ever essayed.' Taking into con-
sideration his long tenure of the leading
roles in Mr.. Frohman's stock company.
where he was identified with the great
est successes of the last decade. his char
acterization must evidently have been of
no mean order.
Mr.. Frederick Forester viii play lead
ing business with rir. Hanford the COM
ing season. This is his second year with
Mr.. Hanford. and he has filled a similar
position with Frederick IFarde and Cros-
ton Clarke. Mr.. Forester spent sew
eral years in stock work previous to the
above engagements.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20
PAINTING rooFs.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20
AT Work With the Earn7gr
ASHES FOR POTATOES.

We have heard this year OF some farm
ers who applied small handful of coal
ashes in the hill before planting their SEED
rotatoes. taking care to let the seed come
in contact with the ashes. Their pota-
toas Tins treated were free from rot and
scab. while others in the neighoorhooo
were very badly affected by disease. The
farmer who tried this is enthusiastic over
his success and proposes to apply coal
ashes in the hill to as many potatoes as
he can secure the ashes for But one
experiment, even though so satisfactory
as this. is not conclusive. There may nave
been difference in time of planting or OF
soil which would have saved these pota-
foes from rotting away. II would nave
been more satisfactory if a group OF
four or five or eight hills were asneo
and some adjoining them were at the
same time planted without the ashes
As we have often explained, there is
very little. if any, manurial value In coai
ashes. So far as increasing the potatoe
crop is concerned, coal ashes are useless
But the very fact that the coal ashes
have no manurial value may be an adVah-
tage in growing potatoes free from rot
In contact with this material. free from
nanures. If there were germs on the
need potatoes that might extend ana
cause rot. they would be grown free from
rot
All farmers know that to put stable
manure in contact with the potato "ouio
either make the soil around the seed TOO
dry or, in rainy season. it would TURN
fish the best breeding place for the rot
fungus. in fact, stable manure plo"eo
under the same season is not now consl-
Sered a safe practice among farmers
Who are experienced in growing potatoes
IT is much better to manure the srouho
n year or two before, and so give the
manure time to ferment and disappear
leaving only its condensed heterogeneous
and mineral fertility in the sooil
In one way we think that in a wet
season and it was while the potato crop
was growing this past summer the coal
ashes NAV prove a benefit They help 10
dry out the hill. So, too, will super
phosphate Of lime. especially that MADE
with a little excess of sulphuric acid,
as most Of II is We have known farmers
10 use a very little phosphate in the hill
with potato seed but in this case taking
care not to have it come in contact with
the cut surface, which it would soon eat
into and destroy Potatoes thus treated
were free from rot. while those beside
them. not phosphated in the hill. were nall
rotten In this case we attribute the GOOD
effect to the drying of the soil in the hill.
We can imagine that coal ashes, being
inert themselves, must have operated
70 make the soil more dry inside the hill
during the very wet weather early in the
season. Even when dry weather came
this dryness in the center Of the hill
where the potatoes form is an advantage,
for most of the potato roots that supply
moisture have by this time extended to
the middle Of the rows.-St Louis Globe
Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20
REMEDY FOR BORERs.

Where the trees have a rough bark re-
move all the projections by scraping with
come blunt instrument The scrub the
trunk and the lower part Of the limbs with
mixture made by mixing quart OF soft
soap or ! pound Of hard soap with gal
Ions Of water and. after the mixture has
been heated to boiling, add pint OF crude
caroolic acid. \ small amount Of paris
green and lime may be added to this x de-
sired With sthe scrubbing brush apply
this mixture TO the trees late in May or
earl yin June. and then twice at Intervals
OF TWO or three weeks thereafter. The eb-
,eci OF these applications is TO prevent the
laying Of eggs and the Matching OF rrues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20
FOR sLAcKLEe IN CATTLE.

When black leg Is prevalent in the com
rnunity. mix pulverized sulphur and salt
until well colored. and place wher. stock
will get it as q preventive. When an an
final is affected. take equal parts OF sui
phur. charcoal saltpeter and powdered
ginger. mix thoroughly and give . table
spoonful twice day Cuntn cured in a
half pint Of warm water. D-enca ami
NAL from bottle have known IL to cure
when the animals legs had become SUE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-A ranch containing 1900
acres, about l6 miles northeast of Gar
den City, in Finney county, Kansas.
These lands are fenced and cross fenced
into several different fields; has number
of wells and windmills with reservoir,
all in good shape. There are a few
hundred acres in cultivation; good frame
house. good barn, cattle sheds, smoke
house, corrals; some forest timber;
some good springs and running water;
number of outbuildings; can furnish this
tract of land for $3.50 per acre. II is
good wheat land and would be extra
fine for colonization purposes.
We have another ranch in Hodgeman
county. 10 miles from county seat, con-
tanning $500 acres decided land and about
1000 acres leased land: 400 acres in cul-
tivation; good S-room frame house;
frame barn 1SX72 feet stone barn 1Sx
100 feet; granary 16X24 feet: smoke
house 10Xl2 feet; good corralS and feed
lots; fenced and cross fenced forest
timber along the creek; running water
fed by springs; about half of this is
bottom land and valley land and will
grow fine alfalfa; this is a No. l ranch
and a snap at $3.50 per acre.
4S0 acres. s miles from Dodge City; 800
acres incultivation, ready for wheat;
good 5-room frame house with base
ment; new barn 32x52 feet; smoke-house;
granary; excellent water. supplied by
two wells, with windmills and tanks;
good orchard, with select variety of
fruit; miles of fence; all improvements
in first class condition; 1,240 acres of
leased land. This is a good, well i'm
proved ranch, better than the average
of Ford county. For sale at $40 per
acre: time on $1,000 is desired
We have 1850 acres of wheat and graz
ing land in southern part of Ford coun-
~. two miles from railway station on
the Rock Island. that We can sell for
$3.50 per acre. This is a snap and should
sell on sight.
We also have in southeastern Kansas
some excellent farms and ranches for
sale at bargain prices and on favorable
terms of payment We are headquarters
for ranch propositions and court inves-
tigation. A. 5. NELSON.
107-1t 131 y. Main St, Wichita, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-An ideal cottage home, in
the sixth block north, large rooms,
with every modern convenience, inciud-
ing heat; built within year, 5000.
half cash.
Lot 26A feet North Main, east side
south OF Murdoch; snap at SEQ.
7-room residence on y. Topeka beau
tiful shade. e feet, great bargain. s.. 800
lots on Jefferson avenue, near Tenth,
$3.50
New 4-room cottage on West Side. well
located, near Masonic Home. $3.50.
Tasty new 4room cottage, broad
porches. cement walks, east front. on
South Main street, $1,000.
Modern Groom cottage, 80 feet. east
front. in fifth block south. g. 30
choice east front lots on Jackson ave
nue.. sout hof Eleventh street, $3.50 each.
Groom cottage in fifth block n. En-
poria, 50 feet. $500.
80 feet, east front, on Locust street,
80 feet north OF Douglas, $50.
New 4-room cottage, liz lots, blocks
from car line, 81. 900. easy payments.
Handsome new cottage IN Riverside
near car line, rooms, broad porches,
east front. new. easy terms. S.4o0.
New 5-room cottage, bath room, cellar
cistern. large barn, east front, on Lulu
avenue, 1890.
fine east front lots on Fannie avenue.
$50 each
Desirable new broom cottage on South
Market. pantry. closets. porches, fine
maple shade. 511z feet, S1.2O0.
COLLEGE HILL.
100 feet on Douglas avenue, cement
walks $500.
217x30O feet on car line. east front, 81 90
l00x3o0 feet, fine maple shade. city wa
ter. $50.
Elegant corner. 1oex151 feet, on car line
$500
75x30O feet. shade. cement walks. 4 block
from car line. 5000
l25x3Oo feet, one block from car line. $3.50
100 feet on Douglas. corner. 800.
300x3O0 feet with nice cottage. fruit
and shade, one block from car line.
g. 500 A c. DICKSON.
107-lt over Dol z. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FUR SALE@Tns b<ss ssrr<t1 % the SEA
sc-: a bushes h1scIsE cu East Dosg-
las avenue Centrally so-S.ef. p&Fs >
psr cent. terms s&sT Agisa- & Box
sss, roo<z IL sscgs.-< s.Sck-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20
REAL EsTATEfoR SALE.

FOR SALE-A big bargain in 5o-foot va
cant business lot on West Douglas ave-
nue.. near the Missouri Pacific depot.
25-foot business property on west
Douglas, for $500.
acres of the finest bottom land. close
to Douglas and only II mile east OF
the creek, for $500.
store and dwelling, fourtn plocA Oh
North Main, $780,
3 nice little homes east OF creek, near
Douglas, ranging in price from 500 10
$500 FRED w. ISRAEL,
107-1t LIS n. Market; new phone 800
FOR sALNReaI Estate Bargains:
A 2-story brick on Main that pays 10
per cent.
A 5e-foot corner on Douglas avenue, in
side of railroads, cheap.
= lot on West Douglas avenue; spe-
cial bargain.
A l0-room modern residence, IS feet,
corner Of Central and St Francis, that
must be sold this week
a 10-room east front residence on En-
poris, south of Third street, 5000
A modern s-room cottage. east 'front.'
on St Francis, this week. 900
A Broom new modern cottage; not wa
ter heat; north, $500.
4 new modern Groom cottage on En-
poria, close in; snap; sz,oOO-
4 5-room cottage, so feet, east front
close to court house, a.5oo
A Groom east front residence on NoTtn
Market, close in and modern, $500
A new modern 5-room cottage, 90 feet
and corner. this week, $3.50.
A 5-room cottage. so feet, east front
q special snap. SIOO.
70 feet. corner, south of Murdoch on
Emporis, this week, a.S00.
15e feet. corner, on College Hill car
line, a bargain, $50.
well improved 1o-acre tracts that are
bargain.
100 acres. well improved, 81. miles from
court house. $500.
100 acres we'll improved, u miles from
ear line. $50 per acre.
Vacant lots In all parts of the city.
NJ. w. KEOHANE & Co..
10T-1tx 1aS North Main st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Several fine business build
ings on Douglas paying 10 and Il per
cent
New stock OF drugs for sale ~ . per
cent Of wholesale price
Furniture 20 furnish Il rooms, good as
new: and rooms 10 rent
A nice modern house 70 trade for farm
and VIII pay cash and difference.
d. r. FULLER. 103 y. Main.
167-1tx Under Kansas Natl Bank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-Ninety-six vacant lots:
q on Ellis. blocks south, $50 10 SO,
IS on Lulu. 8 blocks south. 500 TO SIS.
"a on Pattie. 3 blocks south. $3.50.
O. L. DRAKE, 30 Whine Building.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

We SELL The EAETF-rEs csnnof
c-er you the earth AID the fsliness
tb>rees bit Ne cau sell ToE better bar
gains "a exc l-rt grass ards e1d rtocS
rzuches well locE led. With "a abtSf q
ance Of nsycT-saiiirT ~ster and siaEsrf
birs-Etern prairie grass ihan yc1 c2c
Guy elsewhere We have re prcr~Fty.
ard are ready t. sboE yo1 As saFs
goo1 farms. highly iusprcs Cd. art are
ready 20 compare rr1csE Nffh the ~
est Gene sze - ard ne -lA soczfs 1cS
where the SANDS % tine VII 49,
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breh>l ana the SCI; breezss % teaSer
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Esiscn II ~ Asl5 street Niz@iia
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-320 acres. four miles from
Valley Center, 81 miles from Sedgwick.
Is miles from Wichita, i mile from
school: ITO acres in pasture, balance in
cultivation; 5-rOom house, large grove.
land; one of the best alfalfa and stock
farms in Sedgwick county, $40 an acre.
VIII consider 5000 TO $ $50 in Wichita
property. u. r. Davis, Valley Center.
Kan. s5-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-Four-room house, new and
30-foot lot, permanent walk and shade.
two and one-half blocks from car line,
at a price you can afford TO buy.
JOHN KELLY < CO.
107-ltx 100 East First 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE@By The Hartford Western
Land Co. These bargains speak for
themselves:
1910 y. Topeka, rooms, 40 feet, barn,
furnace, modern. 5000
1857 st. Francis, rooms, 80 feet, cement
walk and curb, 81 100.
Zip n. Wichita, rooms, 80 feet, barn,
$3.50
1909 Sherwood, rooms, barn, about 2
acres of ground $3.50
1858 St Francis rooms, 20 feet. cement
walk and curb. 500.
424 West Fourteenth. rooms rs feet.
barn. s., 30
sls West Central, rooms. 50 feet, barn.
$3.50
l49 N Ohio, rooms, 90 feet. 81 $50.
153 n. Ohio, 5 rooms, so feet, 81 $50.
131 New York rooms, 80 feet. 81 800.
13s n. Ohio, rooms, 80 feet, barn. 81 $50.
140 N. Ohio. 4 rooms, so feet. 500.
1907 Z. Murdoch. 5 rooms. so feet, barn.
$500.
Ia n. Hydraulic, rooms, 371s feet.
large barn. $500.
145 n. Hydraulic. rooms. 371a feet. large
barn, 500.
149 y. Charles. rooms, barn. $500.
2H n. Fern, 6 rooms, 100 feet. large
barn, $3.50.
S26 s. Martinson, rooms, so feet. barn.
$50
AS N Wildwood. rooms, 50 feet, barn.
$3.50.
236 s. Emporia, Z rooms, so feet, barn,
$500
413 s. Water, rooms. 37I1 feet. $500.
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND CO.,
107-1t rs East First Street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALETwenty-thre nice lets or
South Lawrence avenue. all north OF
South Lawrence. as well as other parts
OF the city. Twelve lots on South Main
street t75 apiece a. acres. 80, clsse
in. Five acres. well improved. s1E9
Ten acres. well improved. s. so 90
acres wen improved. : miles from city
bottom land. S7-S9. 4 snap. Thirty
farms. from H. TO SO per acre VIII
take some city property IN trade
Wei improved farm within a nile q
the street car line. SEA
Call al - East Douglas avenue and see
J. z. Wolff s Co for good bargains IN
city and farm property. Small pay
me1;s on some city property.
1r5-zU
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-Three sections OF good farm
land in Lincoln township. miles from
FuTley; improved. Part cash. Alfalfa
on one section. Price,, 50 per acre up
e 3. Merrill. Furley- l15-fr-su-tu-etx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-So00 acres in tracts OF 16s
to $40 acres; all smooth, good soil un1
6erlaid by an .neShaustible supply OF
sheet water: adjoining land Of the same
character is raising 3 bushels OF wheat
per acre and 4 good alfalfa crops per
annum. This land must sell. Come and
secure a good farm at low prices. on
Easy terms c p. Fullington. Whine
building. SSfr-su-we-n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

ARM LoASs-On S or 10 years time.
at per cent interest. privilege Of pay
ing part or all at any tina Gregory
Land and Loan Co. over Golden Eagle.
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IYPEWRrIERs-

TYPEWRITERs-we save you 50 TO s
per cent on latest models standard type
writers. direct from factory Write
quick. Box 80. Wichita. ss-sun-<tx
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., cleaned
and adjusted Parts for all makes. SS7
y. Main street Io--itx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-Fine east front lot, North
Washington. third block, walks and
curbing. Look this up at once If in
terested. Riley, 157 Estelle avenue.
1j7-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

Nf- S4ALE-rEraI
II you want a farm.
II YOU want acre property.
II you want improved city property,
II you want vacant lots.
Call and see ne l have - pieces OF
improved farm land ranging from g. o.
up: ] have . pieces OF acre property
from $3.50 to 81 so: have over 10 pieces
of improved city property and vscant
lots BY the score. l. 5 TROTTER
l07-Itx Room 4 over i54 y Main
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

FOR SALE-We want to sell at once the
southeast corner Of Third and Main, so
feet. Call for particulars. Fred W.
Israel, 125 y. Market st. New phone
$50. 107-1t
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