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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
Greatest Fair Vet

Without saie aid and with Only the needs tie C Tor m
incentive, the rtat Fair Of Memphis has
and vue This year The Fair viii away ahead Of the hes
hopes eutcF.1: ed for previous wear
Beginning with Wcmaas Day.
September 27th, Mississippi September rght on down ro,s
the ue Tennessee Day Ccot - Arkansas Day October 81 F5
last bat not least Memphis Day, October 4h United S
Day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23
Gintiunati. %. Suni.

Rsus 5ppotbsten.
eli5obetb 9ouuspalo an Sulid
Secnsr, $3.50.
eOsur 8. sOIb an 10. @arb 9. q.
Co.. $4,000.
Cigar 8, 5nIb an Serbsrt 8.
pahoun, $1,000.
Stspbsn 9. gopIs an z. Darb 6.
u. y. Go. 5000.
Sobn g. Ruditubl on Columbia %.
Il. g. Co., $500.
gnnu 20. SOlosn an Gasl. g. u. g.
o.. $1,000.
gb. 3. Ropre an Gitissns Gift q.
u. 6. Co., $500.
Dsrfslbs an GIpb. G. gIoIir $1,000.
eli5abetb 9obl on dragon 3. II. 8.
Go. Ro. 2. $1,000.
aouiie M. SteinhOd on Glsmsre q.
u. 6. Co.. $1,000.
albert @rudnsr an 4ntpnio Come
g. II. q. Co., $1,000.
Geo. Sanien an bto., $500.
NnHa %. Ssbnm on Hufineb Wlefs
g. q. u. 6. Co.. $4,000.
Mlorris 3isman an aiberaI g. u. q.
Co., $1,000.
Gerfslbs an GsO. so. plGtt, 1921. .03.
Sam. Grsemdn an atlantic y. u.
Go. $1,000.
ausuit lifber On Tsar aebermeier,
gai9ars Slsr4s an UlatilSs Safer.
$110O.
GetiIgte 5npotbeten. /.
s. g. g6ammsl an Soms q. u. 8.
Co., $700.
DerIslbe ON bieielbt. $500.
gIifforn Tlab an antonio 6ome 6.
II. g. Co., $500.
glnnn s3dbnsr on Soms %. II. 8,
Co., $1,000.
Daniel Disfsnba6er an Gtout o,
gDpdpff. $1125.
apuis 8. Welf an Gtrmanin SO. 2
6. u. q. Co., $500.
Dto. Meninger an Retp 8uftps 6.
II. 9. Co., $4,000.
glpDe G. gloiTtr an UruntW Wiliams
$4,000.
Gilbert 8. Griebri4 an GouthfDs 8
u. q. Co.. $500.
Rbeo Sigbtoipsr an Goutbern Hbif
Gar. Hf. Co., $500.
Darn ". Gen an emma 6ep.$ 400
Hrfs M. Gdert an Mpplo y. n. 8
Co., $4,000.
DieIelbt an D.D. Denbericn, $1,000
Geo. 1aHifn on lprnnsh n. .Gz.a
LGa4. $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23
Graabeigeatbams . llebertrasanseH
gineinnati. %. Suni.

" " y ~ ~ ~ y N~s aOSeN"
GGioii 8. psnbleton on 9elforb
@roesbtd, 25 BEL 10 fyub an Der
gsorbieite Der 4. 4pe., 116 Gub tpeftlih
BON Hroabpop. 81.
5obn Sean.r an GIiSdbsth Gonnes
nah, 2.47 4dsr Qanb In Seft. 22,
Green gp., $3.50.
sSobn .. SobEfton an. AbcIph u
sSoeriter, 80 Bel ITO Jub an Der SiiDs
feite Der Rinnsn Ape., 81.
sbe g.. n. .. &c q. q. Huiltrdn
gompnnD on Cincinnati GtDraes
Worebouie Go, 2 Sabre g}aht auf ben
g., 4. uHb 8. bIur bes RefOrsG Gebdubes
on GrOni Ctr; i6brIids Wietbe$1200.
8ernGrb 8. aroger an MiIIium
Gsrbes, s SABRE pdht nuf 66 BEL 99
sEub on Der Giibieite Der s. 4De.. Gdt
Sone Str; idbrlide Mieibe $3.50.
Ghfpdrb 81. 4itins an gnurn Q. Mts
tins, Cots 30 unb 81 In 81. 8. DELI
mon's llnttrabtbfiIung, Bomb On, 81.
|. 4sxteft a. NaEaHh an 0es1x ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23

Splb ii. anb.. 7beil bon Got 224, In
GIsmtre llnterobtbeiluns, 81.
grbfn bon Morp poder, per @bes
riff, on CHARLES pnder. Got 1880 In
9ofinaer &c 6optins' 2. llnterabtbeis
lung, RoripoOb, $3.50.
9DaIter 8. 1arr per Sheriff, an
Sobn g. Greiinb Got 76 In Rpber.
8rpipn's ilnterobtheilung, So.
Jobn g. Srsunb onGbriitianShot
Got 70 Tn berieIbtn llnterabtbeiIuns.
81.
DaIter $. Carr per 5beriff, an
Daiter 8. 9nrr, IT,, Got 81 in Srin
U. Sngs's llnterabtbeilung, 1dirs
mount. 81.
Dalter 8. 9arr. it,, an Gbriftian
S6oit. bdsfelbe Gieenibum, 81.
Charles 5hmutte an 5rso. .Shmuts
ts, Got 118 In Spunbct Spnbitot llns
terabtbtilune, 81.
grben bon Jobn 8. gbompfcn an
Wiuinm 8urees brsi Sabre paht aui
Is bel So SUB an Der Wsftfeits Der
Central 9tps., 18 CUB iiibIih bon Z.
ape.; monatlihe Wieibs SITS.
William u. Boone on Bernard uRb
Greberidd auiper, SbeiI bon Got Z in
3otp's Gitais, $500.
glnbe 3. glofier an Go. =. Woprs,
/ Got an 8onaparte 4pt., 81 etc.
Rbea 6isbioirer an 2iS3ie Gotb, 2
Cots an WtobletoipH ane., 81 etc.
". W. WaItsrs on Grant u. syiiber,
5 ader in Seit. Z, 9reen Up, 81 etc,
Sohn Msnbel u. anb. an GERMAN
Steffsns, 8 Cots In Guelib 2anb 2tfT.
unterabthsiluna 81 etc.
souiis GtstH6od an Gli3nbetb gobI,
% SUB an 2otb Str, ST. etc.
Sennis .. Rammelsbers an Mdribo
Sunt, i Got an WbitfisIb ape.. 81 etc,
5enrp u. Meb an arhis gouI, ao,i
"A uno rs in Stephen aemper' s5orm
81 etc.
RoIo R. gdert an 2ouiIe N. Stein,
bod, 80 SUB an Wonrce ape.. GOutt
Rprpoob, 81 etc.
Sos. 8. Sanfsn on Geo. SanIsr
(auit Claim. 30a Sub ON aeniI.
NORTH 4pe., 81 etc.
antbonn Ronnebaum an Senri
MoeIer. Gr5biihof Quit gIaim), 81
atsr in Uliatrett Up. 81 etc.
anna q. Rnan an 5be Spnoicai
Theatre Co., tGui. CLAIM, / Got oil
Gilbert Qns.. nabe WcUliaun, ST. etc
Rate Wbite on Ora q. Rulsn, 81
SUB an gur6 aps., 81 etc.
y. 9ramloss an y. 8. 9boman
(auit Gluin) l Got an Winoban
ape., 81 etc.
Wofss 9cIbImitb an Q. 8. 9bo
man. 9ruitst, ] Got an bto. $4500.
Sbs Dominion 2anb 60. an Glif
forb 6. parrDtt, Got 161 In Gliiforl
plaes Qbbition, 1926.
Ular 2eoermeisr an 4uguft fsifber
80 i5ub an Deit s. Sirabe, ST. etc.
Cincinnati WuIsum aF. an Golsa
of Wufic. gine., g., 20/1o5 antbei
an Is isub an plum Ctr, 80 s5ub a
Gin Ctr. 40 Gub an Grant Ctr
$50, 600.
Jrsb. G. Stsmmerbins an SObn :
aanbfrit TIA CUB an Serron aDs
81 etc,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23
Teuinefon.
wahres 6lu&.
i5ortfesuns.)
Romau bon 6. o o 5.

,ccSest boft 9u dber Elm paar Wtart
berbient uno tpeibt nun ntht, tpte Du
fis am Thnerfteu pieoer log fpsroen
fDITt," fiel ibm Der IIte ms Wort.
.Den gefaIlen, meine Sabfeligtetten
feIbft mttsunsbmen. min tdb Sbnen germ
tbun," Iaste Reinbolo, inoem er las
Gelnn mad oem giinbel grtff.
gber Der 4lte nahm es tbm NIT ben
Wprten aus Der 0ano: Sra LAB nur,
Id min es tpobI bintrdgen. Us drSert
mid MIR, tpenn t4 febe, tpie Su Setn
fauer berbientss 9slb ipestptrfft."
,Reinbplo bantte fir ous ansrbtes
ten, ertlGrte ieop6, oab er oas Gunoel
felbft tragen rpsrbs. 4bsr bos tpput'
Der alte ni6t augeben. rOenn Du
Bit ia isst tpieosr Elm SER, iugte er,
uno 9einen 9erponhten tpiiroe es ptsl'
ast9t ni9t paTeH, peun 9u ielbit INIT
Ostnen Stebenidben anfdutft."
HeinbDIb mubte 5uIest benz alter
ssreunoe Tetnen Miren laFeu.
Qtuf benz 5Iur oes Sauies, in BEN
oas Gbepuar 9arnop ipDbnte, Iegte oer
2llte feline 8iiroe nieber.
r9ptt bsfpblsn, metn Sunee", fagt'
aer, ReinboIb bic ,Snnb briideno. uSoItt
Did brup unb tperbe ein tii4ttgsi
aQufmaun."
9em Siingling brdngten ii4 SbrG'
nsn in Die 2lusen uno nit betpegte1
Stinms ertpiberte er: .Rebnen St
np6muls berslihen 0dnt fir al
gite unb 2iebe, bic sic mir betpisIsr
baben."
s0u taught tpirtlid uidt gum Gee
mann, beun rpenu Der Bel jebem Ib
f6teb in SbrGnsn 5erfIieBen DoIts
fdme er in feinem gan3en 2eben mid
Gus bem Dsinsn beruus."
Dtit bisIen Dorteu gtng Der Sim
1uermann iHneu BON ounnen, pbne Ell
etusiges Mal 3uriid5ubltden.
.S6aoe", murmelts sr, roab nj
ben Surgsn perIiersn miifen, aus Der
spGre Elm eder Seemann getporber
4ber ss tpiro ipobl 70 befer fir ii
fsin."
RsinbDIo i6auts bem 2lltsn mad
Big bsrisIbe I'm cine Strabsnede pel
f6tpanb, urb auf fetuem autlis Ia
Elm tpebrriitbigsr Grnit. als er jebot
chi Bel Der Suute funb, mid Der aus
brud Der Sruuer aug ieinen 3Igsr
uno er pIaubsrte baIb in Der muntel
item Wsiie nit Dem iunaen WGn4el
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23

mdh, tper dnf INNER bic GhuID bas
ron iraae, unn bn Is Iith bier nidbt nur
nm Elm Dffentlides fonbsrn auh tiH
attuelies Sntereiie bdnbtIt, 10 lpiirhs
eiaentlid, bic anse!eeenbsit, tn be
aud Der Sirtttor Der hitiieen Srients
bnnt psripidsIt lit. Derbientn, dusfiibrs
Iiher barselest Su tuerosn. Vur 10
piel jeboh, bab niht Deniser ais bret
8erufunaen feItens bitiiger Geutfdaer
aeaen Gntfheioungsn Des aoniulnrges
ridbies (bem bier aaieHsHeiiber btis
oeorbnet Iinb) uno cine @erufung bss
aonIuIs Wqenb etsen ben ga4InB
isiner sieenen 8eiitser Dorlie9en. Shs
ne jeben ,3lpeifel iFt Elm folder 3nitcnc
unaeTunb. llebrigsns btluhte i'm De
rettor WiIberg poR Der Sritntbont
unb fragte i'm, mas on einem bier piel
glufitbtn srrsgenben 8eriflte oer~ DoN.
3tituns" isi, bsmsnfolss CT Naffen gss
ihmuagelt bate. Der Diretsor ertlnrs
te ip0rtlit: Der 9eridt III our6dus
entitelIt. Sh mub e. mir jeooh per<
Ioasn in Elm fhpebenbes GerihtsDers
iahren einsugreifen.A 3ieit Grtlarung
lit ebenIp furs ipie tcrrttt.
Rah meinen grtunoiguns III ieooh
Wofienfhmueeel dusgeI6Ioiien. Gs
bdnpeIt iich nm Sasbpatronen. beren
ginfiibrung dusbriidli1 bon Der beuts
lfen 8eIanbti4oft Der 3olIbeborce
nit Tstlaratiou als qotrouen 5urBers
SoIIuns In 9onser ssnebmis: mar;
aud, ipdren bic patroneH orbnuHgss
mdBia porgttent porben. 2eniali1
auf 1rdngen Der 5ransoien bat bic
mdrottnniihe 3oabtb6ros bic Sneos
munitiOn, ipeit lie gum 1beil aus Rus
eslpntronsn beitsht, als fiir ariess<
5tpsde bsltimmt bt5eihnet.
Sn Der llmg.bung Don Gdrbldnca
ift na Der Wartt einen plDbliGen Mufs
| ihpung srfubr, bic 2enbnir!hfhdft
fart belebt iporben. Der preis Der
Sitter bat iih per5ebns. ia per5ipuu3igs
fabt. Die itaunenhen murottoner ies
ben jsBt, mas aus ihrem frudtbareH
goben, Der bis gum ahtsigfahen
Storm bringt, oIles senaht lperben
tnnn. Wsiit GIdhen. bic friiber Sbe
miifieneien iuoren, ifnb In ben lebieu
| Sabrsn in lnhenbe 0luren Deripanbelt
fpprben. Ramentli6 bic GeutfGen iino
ba NIT sutem 8ttipieI boruHseganseH.
Sbnen aebiibrt In Der RGbe bon Goios
bldnca fait dller Gruubbeft anf Neis
len unb Weilen hinaus.
Gum Sflub Elm 4benisuer aus bem
arisgsgsbist. gs mar ni. Rnhri6t
auFgetauhs bob ein GnitfGer in ben
Reibsn Der aufft6nbii6eH tpeils, boB CT
| iie nnfsure. ia baB er eieeptIih ben
anfftanb Derurfnht babe. stbt bat fi9
berousstFteni. .bdb es Elm iunger8Dbms
mar. JranS Gsernp. Der san3 DbHe pos
Iitil9e 9ebeuiung III. Gin fhn6rnes
rider Siingling Don q JGbren. trcas
te er sinfdd} ettpns srleben, ben Aopf
pOII R6ubergeIdihisn, unb itiirste fEd)
obns isbe Worbereitung In ben Gtrus
bel bes marottaHif6en 6erenfeFels.
Gsfangen eenomren ipurbe er DOR ben
nsuen prGjibensen WluIep es 3ir ges
bradt. Der fhnnit iih ben GGDars
ntr an. nnbm ibn uRb fhIpb syfeunbs
f6ait nit befn iungsn Wsanne. Dos
| iit Der Rern elmer Hesebenbeit. aus Der
| bic Gransoisn cine 6uupts aunStantss
dttioH MAIDEN DDIlsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23

lift nod i9limmer, als sin Gnbs NIT
ghrsden. Dieter untsrI6eibung
ftimmen aus eigener grfdbrung bic
ardntsn au, bte ft6 iubrIuns nit
f6msr3baftsm Geiosn acknowledgement.
Gar oft banbelt es iih babel freiliG
Inn eins 9bprbeit, tpel1e ii6 ni6t 6es
fsbren ldBt, bab peber jener Shreden
nod ienes gnbe eine Rotbpenbigteit
1T. Gin fhIagenbes 8eifpisl fir bieIe
8tinbhsit lieferH bic nit 56morrbois
ben gebafteten. Sir fie gibt Is in ies
benz Jdle cine 8efrst,tng bon ibren
2eiDen, tDenn iie nur bus einsig re1te
Mittel ssbrau9en: Dr.Silsbse's 2lnd,
teiis. Cine prDbs bapon ipirb bon g.
Qeuituebter e Co., Gor 1915, Stem
Dort, toitenfrei periunbt. 4.D.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23

4Ibert Wrndner an Msft 9sortuDcf
U. IL. g. Co., $1750.
Clemens fcop an 9trnarb 3dniing,
$50.
Gilbert Brudnsr an Barbara Wlans
gcIb, $500.
albert 8. aauber an SOhR @. u.
mosIler $500.
Difon Rottin an u. Ws. genIanb,
$1246.
DerfeIbe an 8uiinsB Wens .. u.
II. 8. 60, 5000.
DaDib y. giabtin on Sobn arOnOit,
$1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23

Sp Ianee bic Srennune DON Dem
Batter nod utat unn1ittelbur bepors
ftdnb, bate Der 9ebants an btsislbe
chi niht beunrubigt, als 4nbers Gber
ieBt fugte: yPade 0einen RDffer, metne
Rleine, benn mprgsn gebe ida NIT Der
,SSortuua" in See" - bd brad iie in
Ieibsn19aftIi6es Deirrn aus. Der
8ater etng tpieoer btnaus auf bas
Meer. un6 iis blieb dlein i'm fremoen
2uHoe 5uriid. sS9r 5er3 f4lua bungs,
- Do9 Retnhplb mar ia ba. Sis
trodnete ibre SbrGnen unb IGdeIts
gliidlih. Damn parf lie f6nsa ibrs
3leibungsitiids in ben ReiIetpr6; an'
bers perfhIoB benIeIbsn unb iibergat
Jpn Stpet Matrpien CUR 8efOrosrung.
gui perdbfhieoete ii4 BON Rpberi
2uopis unb biefer fugte febr freunb:
Iih: r2ebe tpo6l, liebe gni, LAP ss Dir
gut geben unb pergiB inns Hiht."
gs mare ibm 5Dar ie6r erDiinIht
gefpefen, tpenn oas Ufdbheu tpisoe1
nit 5uriidgefDmmen ipGre unp er fr
8elegenbsit gefunOen battle, iib msb,
IN ibrer 9unft gu befsftigeu; bod tr0s
itete er St6 leiht iiber bds sSsblidldgsr
feines qIanes, benn bic .0offnune, pat
es ibm auleBt Oo9 nod geiingen Mir
be, 4nnd Ueurie su 5tpfngsn, Iebts
1ndhtiger oGs is in ihm.
Die S9rffsleute lieBen Die Grbeit
ruben uub fhuuten Der Sodtsr ibres
Rdpttdns mad. Ser fleine ao9smai
rib feline MIss bOm aopf unb i9pent.
te fie, unb bic 4nberefl foIghu fsinem
9eifpiel.
chi mar tisf betpsgt unb uidte 4I'
len freunblia oanteno 3u.
", pupa," fagts iie, irb on ber
8ater ftmtegenb. lid tpoIlte, i4 t0nnt'
bel Dir bIeiben."
rNun 1T ss su ipGt." ertpTberts On
Ders errf. $50 tpantsImiithis burfer
mir uns ni6t 5etssn. bab mir nod in
leBten 4usenbLif, pbne isben @runo
aunfern gnti6lub GnDern."
Grau 8arnotp fiihrte 9dtsr uni
EOdtsr in ein tleines, isbr biibfh Elm.
seri6tstes 3immer uub faste, oaB fl
doasfelbe fir Glt beitimmt babe.
.9uH, bier pirb Is Din befer gs'
fallen, alsine, als in bem Skinner
6eH auf Der fortuna, beFen gang
Ausitdttung aus Der Roie unb eiuen
Bdnt9en beftebt," duberte Der Rapi'
dan lGhelnb.
Dieie Worte erinnerten Glli tpiebel
an bic benoritebenbe Erennurrg, BIZ
fife iiber Der 8etrd9t,rg bes 3immerS
sinsn 4usenbIid pergeEen batte. aaut
fhlu95euo parf iie ih OH bic 8ruf
nes @aters uno unttlutruerte itn mi
bei0tn Mrmen.
Nrbers tiiBte fie nnb nante itd
danft LOS; bunn psrrzJ1ibete er iid
sDon iyrdu 8urnotp.
mWurten Gle bod p lnnse, Rapt
Han, oab ict msiasn Mnuu 1ufen.laHs,
EGsss lsatsse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23

Gin p0Ipte6nitum nur
fir Grantn. Dds polptehnifum
fir Jrouen, bus ror etnigtr 2<jt Tn
gIettrsburs ins Qeben gerufen ipurOe,
umfaBt jsbt In yotulidien. fur Mrhis
isttur. BduingenituripeisH, Gbtnie
uEb Glettroiennif 900 65rerinnerl.
@on bisftn finb 500 unptrbeiraibet.
CUR aufnabme til bic abg1ngspriis
fung ppn einem syrautngpnln0fiuul
erforberlih. Der Sabrtsbeitrag filr
cine Gtubirsnbs btir6gi etipa 300 W.
4m polpte6niiuni tpirten 5ur 3eit
etipa 100 profeioren unb SiHslehrer.
Der QebTplon Der bier syofnlt6itn
sntipriht. uis nds 3entrnIbIdtt Der
Hdupsripaltuns mittbeilt, btm bsr
REORGANIZATION fiir M0nntr. gs III
benbfi1tigs Bel Der ruiIifhen Regiess
ring ju benntrastn, Dob ben Gtuntns
tinnen ouf Grunb BON erfolgreiGen
priifungen bie Jngenieuririrbe pers
Iiebn pirb. Gns polntehnituni III
BON Der OefelIgHoft Der s}ruuen be-
ariinbet iDcrbsn unb 0rb<itet INIT tiS
mem 10usbaItsplcn bon fdit 10000
Mubtl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23
Hrieie aus WsarDtfo.

Sponiens Musbebnungsluit. - 5runs
sDfif6e gaadfdiibe. MiBhslliss
teiten unter ben 9eutfhen gafos
bidntns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23

Waon9er Waenfh uub erif bic 4us
gan f9lisben. eamit fs .als Ebsr Inn
aafssasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sis sssahmaae--- 1tA
llla6r(aoerin oie(es 3eila(lers.

e&cn ln bsr aIisft4H Bsst aae - Gsiylili
RtIionsn, bic b1rn BE gtDbfnna eOtsr bsgao
ipassn. ure ts iIegf feiH HpfsfeI ser eas
0nA teuisHtnes na6 gerfcafn ettflirtn. be
turM siHs nnbsfaiaHis slraft im Usnnbs flne.
Eiefes GU stuH uHb bcEanssnfaasH. NOS IN
etmSsrs sriinanIlA III nHb btesbs. Gar &ci6fs
bat nte genftir bfsfe Enme tescnbsrs bsganitisf.
tsnn Rs BAT Tor bic fssisne Gabs reriletfH. eas
.ebeH ibrsr GptfmeHi1sn ipie Gin auisff1ia1s'
nee @nM asaan su Ieien. Dracht nidy. enb
We In tbrtr eiaensH mellbsns an 0fefin GbsHus
rsbni. glsbmt bic Gnfi Gnb Gar effli1 30
cssfln utasus. tarH eest bisleEbs tsuaHf bic
3tr Die ftene Gfeiiteus soH gran q. DafasE
ere.nt Gos raus III sns IIrssn eane Hias
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-04
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
WILL OPEN MONDAY

The Bryan Commercial College will
begin active operation Monday morn
ing. Prof. Perry has everything in
readiness to make a good start from
the first days session. The fifty stu
dents for the opening have been en-
rolled and the furnishings for the
school rooms will arrive and be in
stalled this week. The college will be
located in the Perkins building, over
the First National bank, in the rooms
formerly occupied by the Owl club.
In connection with the opening OF
the institution it is well to make note
of the fact that there will be a num-.
Der of students from a distance who
will be here to enter Monday. Prof.
Perry is trying to secure boarding
places for these students, and he
stated to an Eagle reporter this morn
ing that up to this time he had not
been able TO secure board for even
one of them. Rent houses, boarding
places and even rooms are at a pre-
MUM in Bryan. Those who have room
for these new students are asked to
telephone Secretary Hewitt. of the
Commercial Club, and he will make
arrangements with them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-04
Poultry and Eaas.

Hens-Per dozen, 1913; extra stock,
$3.50.
Spring Chickens Excellent demand
bringing $500 per dozen.
Fryers-Per dozen, $3.50; market
bare.
Broilers-Per dozen, $40.
Geese-Unplucked, $4OO65.OO per
dozen; plucked, $500.
Ducks-Good fat stock, $500 per
dozen.
Turkeys-Good stock, l1G12c per
pound.
Eggs Case lots, 25GSOc per dozen;
fresh yard product, Soc fat; demand
excellent.
The turkey market is not in as good
condition as before the holidays. and
it will decline from now until next
season. Chickens of all kinds are
coming into prominence again. espe-
cially the Plymouth Rock variety.
The egg market is in fine condition
and the offering each day is readily
sold, as no stock was carried over
from the holidays.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-04
TEXAS POTATOES.

That Texas potatoes command a
higher price than those of any other
state in the Union is disclosed by the
latest government report, which gives
the average price per bushel of Texas
grown potatoes at S110, while the
average in other states is 70.7 cents.
While Texas stands at the head of the
list in the quality of potatoes raised,
We do not compare so favorably in the
matter of production, there being
thirty-eight other states that beat us
in annual production. The report
shows that at the present time there
are only 10000 acres devoted to the
growing of this product in Texas,
while Michigan, a state of only one
fifth the size of Texas, shows S35 1000
acres of potatoes to be harvested this
year.
The fact that Texas grown potatoes
are the highest in quality and the
least in quantity is a strong plea for
the raising of this article in Texas.
We need to diversity, intensity and
brainify our farm lands.-Commercial
Secretaries Bulletin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-04
TEXAS TOBACCO BEST.
This Years Crop Sold for Nearly
Double the Average Price
in Other States.

A bulletin OF the commercial secre-
taries says:
Uncle Sam has long since classed
Texas among the tobacco raising
states. but the latest official reports
contain figures of cheer to the lovers
OF a good smoke and the patrons OF
home industries.
Last year We raised a half million
pounds of this popular weed, which
was sold at % cents per pound. This
price was the highest received by any
state for its production. The average
price throughout the United States
was 10 cents per pound.
Texas has the soil and climate for
growing most anything under the sun,
and our products have a peculiar
Texas flavor about them that is cur
rent in the markets of the world.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-04
THE MARKETS
COTTON.

The Liverpool market opened and
closed today about as was due. The
American markets opened 6 to z
points down, and ruled narrow
throughout the session, declining
steadily and finally closing about Is
points lower. Bullish news is being
received from Manchester and CONT
mental mills. They are free buyers of
spot cotton, and report the yarn and
cloth markets to be in fine condition.
American spinners, on the contrary,
are reporting poor business. There
was no specific cause for today's de.
cline further than that there are too
many bulls in one boat, and it looks
like liquidation.
Bryan spots are quoted at IA 1/4c,
basis middling.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-04
TEXAS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Increased Production and Better Prices
Make for Prosperity.

MAKE TOR Prosperity.
Texas has had a good year in agri-
culture. There may have been some
sections which suffered from either
the absence or surplus of moisture.
but taken as whole the state has
Jared reasonably well. One of the
penalties OF greatness in area lies in
the failure of nature TO evenly distrib-
ute prosperity, but now that the en-
tire state has , IN blessed with a
bountiful supply o. rain, let us take
an inventory of our 1910 crops.
We have ginned 5S6,973 bales of
cotton more than we had this time in
1909. We have 22S,OOO head of live
stock more than at this time in the
previous year. We have an increased
production in corn OF 59,O3O,OO bush
les; oats l2,S25,0O0 bushels; wheat
lS,iSO,OOO bushels, and our fruit and
vegetable products show a correspond.
ing increase.
Another noticeable feature in favor
OF the Texas farmer is that the price
of products is far above the average
throughout the United States. The
average price of corn in the United
States was 4S.S cents per bushel; in
Texas 63 cents. The average price OF
oats 34.S cents; in Texas Al cents.
The average price of wheat SS.4 cents;
in Texas SO cents per bushel.
Then the increase in yield per acre
is very gratifying. Our corn Tcrop
jumped from $50 bushels per acre to
2O6 bushels; our oats from 1877 bush,
els to $50 bushels per acre; our wheat
from 81 bushels to $50 bushels per
acre. Our cotton shows an increase
of "a pounds per acre and other prod.
ucts in proportion.
The total increase in the value OF
farm products of 1910 over 1909 will
approximate s1O0,OOO,OOO. Our cotton
production will show an increase in
value of s5O,OOO,OOO; our corn sS2,uOo,-
600; wheat s12,OOO,0OO, and livestock,
fruit, vegetables, etc, will show a cor
responding increase.
According to statistics compiled by
the Texas Commercial Secretaries AS
ISOLATION, which include fruit, vegeta-
Bile and all products consumed on the
farm, our agricultural products last
year had market value of $3.50, O0O,-
900 and the increase of 100000, 900
this year makes our farm products
NEARLY s750,000,000. BY proper sulti-