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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-27
WHY She Didn't Cry.

1T wasn't much fun says Annet,e
r. McCrea. one OF the most successful
women architects In the United States.
when speaking OF her early struggles
81 left the youngsters with a house
keeper and they had cheerful way OF
writing me every day that they were
lonely and miserable.
81 used TO sit up half the night an
swering their letters. writing In
bleak, cheerless hotel rooms had
no money for Injuries The craving
to be with the children was a thou
sand times harder than the work.
Sometimes when | could not bear II
any longer dragged them around with
me.
mo part OF 1t was easy. For every
step forward in my work had thou
sand disappointments. remember one
day | went to a mans office expecting
to land q good contract ! tailed :;
somebody else had landed it. When
| walked out onto the street thought
I'd die II couldn't cry But there
wasn't any place to cry and didn't
Designer.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-27

The BEST all-round Family Sew.
ing Machine that can be produced.
Made in both ROTARY and vIBRA-
TOR styles.
The rotary makes both Lock and
Chain stitch. The latest up to the
minute steel attachments with each
machine. Sold on easy payments
Send name and address for our
beautiful H. T. catalogue free.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE co.
1850 Market Street
San Francisco, California
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-27

REMEMBER, that if men,
ton of any particular locality
is made, from time to time, it
gives that locality advertising
which it cannot obtain in any
other way
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11

the demand, nor could it furnish
the information asked concerning
where good seeds might be OBJ
tanned.
Anyone having good seed will
confer a favor by taking up cor
respondence with the agronomist
of the. experiment station or with
the secretary of the Colorado
Grain and Seed Growers associa-
ton, describing the kind of seeds
which they are growing, or givin
information about parties who ar
producing pure seeds, SO that an
exact and accurate registry can
be kept of all such, and so that
Colorado may be more nearly able
to supply its own needs. 1t is
hoped that this will lead to the
production of good seeds to ex-
port to outside markets. In many
lines. we can produce seeds su-
perlor to any other district in the
country.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11
Thirty Years Together.

Thirty years of association
think of it. How the merit of
good thing stands out in that
time-or the worthlessness of a
bad one. SO there's no guess
work in this evidence of Thos.
Ariss, Concord, Michigan, who
writes: 81 have used DR.. King s
New Discovery for 30 years, and
Its the best cough and cold cure
| ever used.' Once it finds en-
trance in a home you can t pry it
out. Many families have used it
forty years. S the most infalli-
BILE throat and lung medicine on
earth. Unequaled for la grippe,
asthma, hay-fever, Group, quinsy
or sore lungs. Price 30 cents,
$l.OO trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by all dealers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11
pertinent station, department of

pertinent station, department of
agronomy and the Colorado Grain
and Seed Growers association are
endeavoring to get list of all
parties who are doing such work
no matter what kind of farm seeds
they are working with. If we
could increase the v2lue of Col
orado grain crops alone, about 40
per cent. at the present time.
Are you going to help in this
increased production and value {?
a letter addressed to the secre-
tary o. the Colorado Grain and
Seed Growers association, Fort
Collins, Colorado, or to the agron-
omist of the Colorado experiment
station, will bring full particu-
lars. The Colora 10 Grain and
Seed Growers association desires
to maintain a registry of good
SEEDS in the effort to improve the
seed conditions of Colorado to-
gether with general crop condi-
tions.
ALVIN KEYSER.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11
B. F. KAUPP.
AGRONOMY.
The Value of Good Seed.

The great competition of the
present time has forcibly called
attention to the necessity of ap-
plying factory methods, so far as
possible to agriculture. In a fac
tory, the manufacturer does not
hope to produce a good finished
product by the use of poor raw
materials; neither can the pro
ducer of plants hope to get
good crops by use of poor seed.
Good farmers have recognized
this everywhere. 1t is probable
that men working with such
special crops as cantaloupes, po-
tatoes, tomatoes and other crops
of this nature that require their
special attention, realize this much
earlier than others. The corn
growers came to a realization of
the value of having the right
kind of varieties and good seed,
and have been pushing seed i'm
provement vigorously in the corn
states. With us in Colorado, we
have carried the production of
high grade seed farther than any
other locality in the world. We
have also gone far toward the
production of high grade seed in
potatoes. The value of a certain
class of methods in the produc-
ton of seeds of other form crops
has not been so generally recog-
nized.
The Experiment Station has
been working along this line for
a number of years. Very marked
results have been obtained. The
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11
VETERINARY

Ihc oat crop ranks third in in-
portance among cereals in the
United States.
The weight of oats varies great
ly. For illustration | may state
that it is often found that bushel
mesaure full of southern oats may
weigh only twenty or twenty-five
pounds, while our western oats
weigh more as rule, than the
legal thirty-two pounds designated
by the laws of the various states
as constituting a bushel. 1t is esti-
mated that the hull constitutes
about twentyfour to forty-eight
per cent. of the entire weight of
the grain. AS to feeding value
we find that the oat grain con-
talns higher proportion of di-
gestible protein muscle building
materially than does corn or wheat
while the other extract (fat form
ing materially exceeds that of
wheat and nearly equals that of
corn. This grain in itself con-
tains a well balanced ration for
the horse. The mettle shown by
orses fed on oats has caused
some people to believe that this
grain contains stimulating
principle. Some chemists and eM
perimenters claim to have isolated
from the grain a stimulating prin-
ciple which has been called Av-
mine.
New oats will soon be on the
market for feed. Old oats are
usually so called after they have
gone through the sweat. There
is change which takes place in
this sweating process, because of
which old oats may be fed with
out fear of danger to the diges-
tion of the horse. Not so with
new oats. Care must be taken in
feeding new oats, or oats, in other
words, that have not gone through
the sweat. New oats are not
fit to feed hard working horses.
They loosen the bowels of the
horses, soften the horses, make
them sweat easily, and in general
put them out of condition. Often
collie results.
B. F. KAUPP.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11
CHANGES IN THE GAME
LAWS THIS YEAR

The following are the changes
made by the last legislature in
the game laws as furnished us
by Game Warden Purslcy:
Deer with horns, October l to
October 6.
Prairie chickens, mountain and
willow grouse, August 10 to Octo-
Der 10.
Sage chickens, August l to
September /.
Ducks, geese, brants, swans,
cranes, plovers, curlews, snipes
and other wading, marsh and shore
birds and water fowls, October l
to March l of following year.
Doves, August | to September l,
except in attitudes of 1000 feet
or over, where it will be July 10
to August 10.
In running streams for trout
and grayling, not less than seven
inches in length, May 25 to Oc-
tober 81. In lakes, May l to De-
to5er 81.
Whitefish, bass, catfish and
walleyed pike, March l to Novem-
Der 30.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11

First pub. July Is, Oil.
Last pub. Aug. p. 1911.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
u. S. Land Office mt Del Nortc. Colo.
July -, 1911

Notice is hereby given that Jose Limo
Muniz, of Capulin. Colorado. who. on
July "a, 1906, made Homestead Entry No.
1919, Serial No, 0s6s, for SWL NWA and NV
q SWA Section ., and El9 Mex section
26, Township 20 North Range East, New
Mexico Principal Meridian, has filed notice
to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before the Clerk of the District
Court, Mt Concjos. Colorado, on the Bth
day of August. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Eugenio Gonzales, Crescencio Valdez.
Reynlundo Martinez, Juan de Dios Vigil.
all of Capulin, Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS,
Register.
First pub. July 2s, 1911.
Last pub. Aug. p. 1911.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11
Notice for Publication.
Department oi the Interior,
L. 5. Land Office at Del Norte, Colo
IulV 11 1911

Notice is hereby given that Juan Domin.
go Curdova. of Capulin. Colorado, who. on
July I. 1905; made Homestead Entry No
3ciS. Serial No. OSjJ for Lot 2and SW54 NEl4
Lot and SE4 NWA, Section E, Township
- North Range East. New Mexico
Principal Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make Final Five Year Proof
to establish claim to the land above
described. before the Register and Receiver
at Del Nortc, Colorado, ON the Dth day of
August 1911.
Claimant names AS witnesses:
Tomns Cordova. Dolores Lucero. Nabor
Trujillo Tomas Trujillo, all of Capulin,
Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS,
Register.
First pub. July Is, Oil.
Last pub. Aug. %. 1911.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11

Have any trouble getting your
washing doneY Get a New Kind
of washer from Murphy-Newcomb
and be your own laundry or wash
lady. It's safer, cleaner, cheaper
and better. Stop in and look at
our washer when in town.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11

Right in your busiest season when you
have the least time to spare you are most
likely to take darrhoea and lose several
days time, unless you have Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand and take dose on the first appear
ance of the disease. 1v. sale by all dealers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-08-11

See our line of wall paper before
you buy Seyfer's Pharmacy
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
AuToiSTS BUSY TRYING
TO COMPLY WITH NEW Law
Pr1bism ~ Having Numbers LtEhssd
In ProwfnG n MOST VeEina One
Many.

The McArdle vsffics inv auw IN scfect
has one provision vhich seems 20 1e neg
lscred 5Y motorists in general although
1ns man VINO Was ~ ann down Tarnam
street. Tuesday light carried ras iHw dur
% the letter. On 1oth me tronr and hack az
11H machine Wsrs liurninAEad numbers
Wn1cn 8ikEsd Ike lamps and w@rs seen a
block away The number 'tg776 WaH
viHibia To tis policeman IN the sursst sntn
going and coming and the s1asr drivers
immediately began N wander n they vsrs
delinquent The law STATES the mater
specifically
SAID numbers and IertaTa anal be N
white IN black ground ana 11m ans muir
afrsr sunsaI, Ill una hour Bafurs sunrise
shah 1s so lighted As 70 % 5iasnfY vinfhis
a. a distance OK % tseL'
MANY muu1r car owners naVa 50 arrana-d
me HR1rB On tne hack N their cars ma
the number % mAds visible by tha beam
Wnich Ia east acr1sa Il. nut a speciaI IiEnt
seems Necessary % maze the number on
tha 'front.' show 10.
The matter gf Lighting % nos the univ
difneaiuy IN the asS AR AZ many 1nsu A.
discovering rhs placing df meta numbers
On tls runr AZ tia car usss 40 a uaucs-
a1is Enuunr 5r radiator space ana varfnus
achEnes nave osen tried 70 get around rtar
1i1riruiry sums msn ars hanging ,ha uurn-
asrs 1siug ne radiator. INT mar il not
convenient Painting them upon rhs rsadi-
Auur n AlHo Inaar,sracrnry because tlev 10
not snow plainly and rhs paint comes an
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
Taxation Problem
VIII Be Discussed
HuraI Life Commission VIII Take Up
Interesting Subject At Meet
ING Friday

The present system n state. cnunry ard
municipal taxation viii cume 10 rur a
-nuruuEn Discussion ar the mearinE AZ the
Sehraska Rural Life -ur1r1i saiun. wricn .
70 De held here F-fria- Hrtsr1uuu and sven
ing
A rasoItIr1un IN rafarsnCe n tie -Rxat'uu
system was passed AZ neeuuR held az
Lirrruir and viii be recefvst ar me enrn-
1E nesting Various solutions II the
pr1niefn ~ sgufrabie taxation viii % pr
sanrsd a. the meeting md oup-sf-oovu dai-
snauss Officers N the -umni ssiun ami
nHn- others will 1a-ticipats IN tils dis
clIaHiun.
Mayor CHnlnan. F-a1k A. Furav and
1thsr city officials vino are -uuverSaslr
WITH cazatiun in it's var-uus phases have
heen invited 70 give their views IN me
best wHv % -aiss money tur cfry. state
AMI -nunrT purposes.
Interest has always been kern n me
-aIatiUn problem. and IL In nighiy Dr1hanie
-1ac many suggestions viii % ads-ancs'i
tlHr viii De followed IN many counties m
Nenrasi1a Among 1rher t1inEs riHr viii
~ cunsiuered IL ne rslHctun OF -snlty
pr1per-v n ne city and counties. evasion
II personal FAX throughout tile stare ana
differentiation II Dr1psr-y
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
APPLES ARE NUCH CHEAPER
Large Varieties Are Now Coming a
me Omaha MARKET
APPLE CROP rs TO BE Way LARGE
u.,...-- ~ A. u..r- .-nr-- rhan
r-,-f 49, ne Nsst~ ~ Curntag
.. enc Hr-sa- - ne
Haa--n-~u~r

close uuun me- l-vis 1l ne alliU'i'
-r,er- -f,u- me 1r1c- NJ 1urarues, WHIT
s,r a while was very Nigh. 1nd uTupNN'
20 A --unrNahiv uv hglre rurnes rlle
,~vvg mat me apuie crup NJ -ils iecicn
% me c1ant-v H -1s .nrr-sr alid aesf I'M
10 mas been orr severn. Yeas. onana :
sa.iiuu grower, and provision Etnrss ar
we'll stnrkad Wtth rev tppies nustiN NJ
me Duchess rur-sry. c-um Mssovr7. ard
these srunu --ary saie or uricss rangins
s-um y -r y cents Der peck. rhUse SuptHa
Ar ruud sas.nH appies. maze sS-eileIir ~
les preserves. enc ara nuuEeWivea a.
lnvtna n -teir supplies INV Larsr 81 -
s,,Dscreu -ha- the price n tifs sind ~
trpia viii 1rup 90 t1uur % 1snta WIEN ne
season IL at its 1ssgnG
a prominent OMAHA grocer saFs char
sew opunie -eA.ized ne importance II ne
annie A. an a-t.cie II mod and puinrsd
rur gevarai instances whsrs 4 could ~
lssd as a zuuu substitute cur several other
ragntanies.
We arp r-cpiviun considerable snip-
nsnra " peaches. 1ut Ele9f Az niEn pr'c'sa
AMI K 40 not think uiat thev vii ~ pien-
rtHiI ms vear SAID tiie rrurur 7 40
not lut;ripHte mum n decrease m NJ
1r-c- sven a month trum INV
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
Wealthy Man Tries
to Give Away Lands
His Daughrer nHIstz that &c II In
competent and Asis Guardian
Be Appointed.

Mrs.. Caroline EIuman N Grand Island
Tied a petition IN .uunrT cuurr " ednesday
asking me appointment NJ a guardian ror
her father E1Ber- Fare Lower II south
0ma1H. alleging tf1Hr Ne mas made sevsra-
attempts N r-a away properly worth
nsa.g0O and tiar ne Ia mentally ncnnpe-
tent % ca-p Tor ne prupsrv. She asks r--nt
Nelson c. Pratt 1s appointed guardian.
According 90 the petition. the property
-sferrsd % a. v1rr1 GG0g9 consists II
- acres n and IN razveil county TIli-
1uia. Besides mis- Lower rs the owner nf
tuwu 1r1per-y there and mas E.0o IN
Omaha 1all2s.
LlGw=r ives Win ms daughter Ms o.
linen a. Twsnr-r-ssvenr1 and streets.
SoUrn OmHIa- Prrur % MS canning herH A
few years AN ne was a resident af raz-
veil cuunuy Illinois. tor over afty years.
Ms. Roman alleges thai surgical opera
toms performed n the lRst tan Years nave
lerr her nnrnsr IN a weakened condition.
b0tr physically and mentally
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
AH MEN 70 &c ENTERTAINED
At THE ROO AND GIN CLUB
t.F Tonight ~ the
CIuh.

EAb0rans plans are asIng made TOR uhs
ntsr-ainnsat which me bod and Gun eiub
Ia % tsnder ras Omaha Ad stun msmbsrs
and tiisir nzmilian On THURSDAY evening
Tiers n - b. = tasls d'h0us dinner BOAT
na and 1haCiuE
Aetsr dinner ne wluia az rhs Warsr-
srA<t az tis stun. Including eauoss. sAil-
snars and r1wbuaEH ~ 10 BE- uIrnsd svs-
70 rha vtslr1ra. LAIR IN t1s svsninE
Etarsuptc1n pictures az Boston ana ifs
snvfr1nH where tAa naE2unal al nan' >
1unvsnt-on n % b aaid. vii ss dispiaysd
rhs rlasIs Ers % 90 % no stun grounds
m spscal srr~ss A-a. Saving ths aEy AZ
81 and 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
Woman Files Claim
for Her Gold Teeth

One n the sr-angesJ claims ever made
against an estate IN Dr1bAts was Sled IN
cnunry court Tuesday asking rum rie
estate III Or Lean Mills ms set NJ gold
teeth. The claim sled ~ Iunn 7
Dillon. attorney TOR Ms : z. EAgEr, me
owner ~ the l0st mnia-s. as the only way
IA vrlcn she MAJ rsCnver them.
The teeth we're lsrt tar repairs with
Or Mills who was A woman dentist The
deTrlse OF Dr. Kills asst month was sud
len. A. sns -ummirIHd suicide and mus
10 opportunity Ras gwen Ms Hagsr -
gsr her teeth SGw Ma Lager vii have
% wait until ths srabats az the estate IL
complete rhs teeth ara valued az ~ r
Is not stated n tis claim whstasr ar not
hrs. Eager mas A substitute ser
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
WOMAN SUES NAN WHOSE
TELEPHONE she USES
Ask Damages hnr Intury An Fan In
Ham= sf MIeh@si Lovely
Last NAY.

MiCnasi L1veig gave Mrs- Alics Morse
BermIHann % uss ais ueisph0na.
hrs Morse rsll 1nwn Mr LSVeiy.H STAIRS
and sr-1Hs asr arm.
HrB Morse hruugar suit against Nfr
L1vsiv N district Gu'Irr YESTERDAY sur s. o.
lanaEss- In heT petition the plRiurtrc al
esss tlat rhs stsp had 5ssn woru down
below in proper Isvsi. The as-idenr ac-
cured lasr Nay AZ Lavsly'a hGns. IaOl
zoIrh rwsnutsrh strssr- Mrs knrss va
moving n next DOOR
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20

MAKE MONEY AT
GARDENING.
BETTER BE ON TIME THAN
SORRT.
TOO LATE SOON % buy OF r=nr gar
den lurs with any end al n nuuna. De-
Gaase ulls demand m beyond the Supply
THINK OF IT CITY lots n CITY
addition irlairfe me CITY limits ACRE
prfes-Gne win small house See De-
low And ttis addition Ia nUna ut31er than
CEARLE4EW EEIGErS
The only Addiriun " Omaha vnsrs e
will get you q LoE-oAlarcs 40 % & par
month
TANK OF TT AEAES-7C PER DAY
maAss yau a PROPERTY OwNnR-a
EEllLDEH-ant1tlins Yuu % ALL the
Nr-Ehts N a citlzan. tDfd yuu sysr LhInk
n cnlH JRAz yan must De a prsparty owner
dignity N IL and the el6-saLiBraGriun a4ans
arr worth many times the cost OF these
luw priced luUs. You fsei Al the nurs
man PATIENTS. TO TDC We SAY IT
MILL. Make A Man OF YOUR IL IA 4
Old BOY II NOTHING ELSE WILL
THY TT
Ne nave one Lsft vita a small auuHa
wurrh NJ garden truck and al equAl aEnuuur
OF c1ickena See an 1nra. Naver ocsu-
pied. near rood OnafR school. only naIr
mile from Enad cA-. good nelghburs. -
caAn fuwn will GUY r. INCOME VII
4OEE THAN PAY BALANCE.
REAL ESTATE rIrLE-TREET CO.
18TH Floor, City NaE1nnAI BAlk bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES

sealed BIDS VIII be- rsceived until Z.
Tciock noon Iuiy = tor ms construction
az a laIndrv building A. ne HoapiraI Tor
aIJscificatiunB are On Gle AZ riis hospital
free II secreta-- 1f STAFF ana Commits
sioner az Public Lands and Buildings. Lin
coin. ADDlEDN ~ AIT
secrstary Board 1f Public lands and
Buildings. JYI5dSt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
RESUME WORK on NEN
NO. VI. BUILDING THURSDAY

toE the New 3EyseEaO=E ga
FAF1n2 seEs4e.
A steam snuvsi viii 5agsa &iaE1ns ar,
THURSDAY 1-am NJ Ets NJ ths Waadmsn
s<yscraDsr. oc1csa have been pun zp cur
c. h Vaughn NJ shs sslnsn-aruzM CON-
arrunttur cunpAny, Wfo n DurrfnR ID the
suiIdins, and 4 T Eastman. s,lps-.urzud-
snd ar IN arni1icaEL = n Walahs d
1n1cs nan4sm ar N Wuudmun.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
South 18th Street

zuad aIfidinN lnt car u1m- us-ns ma
-aan. 11-anee - pr month. : 1sr canr
arANLEI EDa-WICH
rFier Ia - Cfry NAfL 5ank zldE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20

eve N IN 1nnst n-11s n n1uniaaa
ENG sunnasr1n9 Sf - ass1s a. H0aa
Gzga 1utininHs. Iors al t-Iir aiss iFr1v5
g1d nsvar-cA4iLnH E1WinH W@L p-tea
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
Ashland bargain


here Ii a snlA-l suburban Am Of q
1or- located d Ashland Nen., an nam line
scnuoiB and Ghuruness gndd s-cuam aullss.
bah. good vel AHA -Ly wIUar, sams cr,lir
= pau EalL q raise chickens 4ad culr a.
small Gust. here "a yuur suanCs; 1riup TOR
IlIiGA sa4s sz.stu al WriIs ms rur rllI
sarLlCiIlara- q f. -nmbH E5raurfeiH
rhea-sr BiGg., Tells. D0Ig. EIH, a-g7L
Omaha. Ven
FCE 5ALE-zD aGr=s irrisau=l tarua n
North Rlarrs VAllay. vel iIuUruvHsi 1esu al
sci. three m4lea ID AVN, slase ~ scauui
auud walar right Prime ~ 3sr aasrs. Iue-
1alr -aah. Z c, Packard FaErun. Ven
la ARES IN ChasN Guuuly Nanraatla.
= miles soiitA N AlHis z laAsn suun ~
aEs 81 an acra; t1tH "a 4 Eund IIIartaF
section and cAu al % naruad VII "a
a EoGd IBl0 LII a1r1mn1ils an ~ a..
ana cRr-T rhs 1alanCa 3 A Garland
-laE1L1E- "a
10 acres 81 miles cram Emaraau. N.a-
1ns improvements, and aye Faud a
uaiEs splendid ANA. and CaH urrra n %
~ - lass l1An ADJOINING 1iAcss ars aasnR
GrlCHu a. ~ -arL1CllhGB AL IN N vita
4 LENNCL ALLEN. NEH
A FEW BON TON FAzlEs a. 5-1@--
rtgnr. near Cmana. Frum q acrzs 10 So
OHIN g MERRILL CCMpaNY
L13-L2is cifT National Bazh bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20

..tV-rusins m The Ess vii 40 nnr yaur
lusinsas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20

am Acre6 N 81 LGalB ana Enrinma
z1uuE.a1 Alnna8nka laAr 1Eaa AZ CtI-
.arn and snperiok. - pr1ua WiEain Ena raAcn
AZ a. 3 % q an Anres aasy laruag mar
aeen rallroal1a nGW a1CzrtuH taass EsEu eitta.
hIraLsh cnsAc Gad IE1EE transportation. 4
"a. ll1. - ELeei plant INV 1uliliua ~ ~
Elir1d 1taraa @taai aurD0nafiun aaa- Lauda
soil - nartiie and vel zdna1sa ~ dlvarIl-
No lOng lazztB N transportation 1nnrEaa.
1ur r1Nhr A. l1a 1oar8 II tna 1asE nAr-EaEl
a. ne -E.itgi states win aEuaEMuE daEnaE,sI
ald 1tEn pricaa- Vita cur c1li Luc1rmaktan.
Busgun . Cnllzrn Barn and Ca. lG8 ~.
Hurrn EluE-. ESluEa- Mlrn--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
REAL ESTATE
FNRM ANu HANCH LANu FuE sALE


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