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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10


AFTER July j q soc. rsAsaz- Sickness, STOCK
abcs1 s. 4lB. VII pay for Itself firsf rsRr-
uGEt be cash c 4. Moody. lama Ia
WHY co TO THE Day RFrr
when yus czn buy inst a. cheap where We
nave plenty q ram ~ A. I nile frulu a
town q GO. only Is niles from $500.
l15d. al fenced and vel zst ISa m -lf tn.
location Price. ct per A The CsnZrs
Kansas Real Estate Ca. salaL Ez5-
TIE fA-nsrs or iaTssturs o7purrzzsTy-
20 acres level Stanton county. kan land
Gown. hsIG5es n 1900 Isv - - ~
& per EErs, Interest 5 per cent Chns Il
Hoffman Syracuse AAn-
TWO KANSAS RARGATNs.
In acres. Harvey county z niles 70
tuwns vel improved house hE-n- orchard
fenced. suc- 1D8 acres u Czluvauon. a.
l@ ac-es Reno county. AL t5uahls-
u0Wn. Pr1oe, G5l ChAr1as PatarBcn
HutshisuR, Kan
KANSAS farm ranuh. lmB acres 40
acres IN ClllvzluuEs good pasture. al ~
der fence and CruHE-fsnee. modern Il-~ousr
hozss, flrst-class lupruvemeuuss runntng
gurs EbOzr tAis fAra ~ HAl Bag, ERa-
sEs C1ry. No
BARGAIN IN a KANSAS HOME.
- acres a-room hc1se and cErru- ans
vel AID W1oGll--7 80 acres CulEv E1r6. 81
a. uLabIs P1ss - 1e- 49,. r.-rIS
-A1esr21 A Darby. Garden Cs2. Kan
WELL improved tEs-n q 20 49,. "a
Ly11 county Kan SIX U1sE trum A
-lire VII sci cheap Z taken By Msrgh
esAadress Lock Box s5& Gregory, 4 n
ONE-TENTH CASH. RAL-ANCE Easy
Fine lots II Plans. E2R 70 80 most
rA-ilo EruEth- popularun should double tn
year electric LE-L rHlsph1Dss. modern
-ruFruFemenrE. main I1E ralWay. get II
On ground G0ur and profr N advEncs: send
1er plzL John " Eaag1Dan- Fla1na
FOR sALE-lR acres vhsAL. uora ar
Alfalfa lA1d IN Harper county. EAnsaa
half mils tran toWn = 500 seen q ~
Eugh C011sr. Eztch-1s0n- KEn--
M1ansssuA.
FOR MAPS AND VALuAEI-E uzFos-
AALl9N ~ HBzAED TO NORTH " ISL
EN- MIN EsUIA LAND. THE LAND
51=AT $50 US FLAL- WRITE 70
CO. KENNEDY. MIN
10 ssrHs estate. me ven knoWa Czzasls
western ALizaesora ad5ol1trE I've go q
main Ens Eurlhern FzalfiG ralway. ! ~
acreG- EGELy r1Lllg, black sol cav Hub-
sl1-s Tree rszcalcez 81 laEua Eznch1ne-y
pgGug hC-sasr etc pE11e. 80 a. acre enc
lArte- cAs1, balance easy ssnd Tar u
llsrrEle1 descriptive pE1rhlet- n nEsuts
Iha1-zs & Gated, A1Ei1lsIrz1cr. Lal-s
Park Nm
LELE HArbor farm f1r sale a 20 -.
zr1-E Ian iscEz-d = NE traz e1#z q
south share Ct MEls Las AKA MIA "a
CENT? A-E1asu-A In rhs AID q "a
1lg I'D clover Alsc L281 aErss uutr1uruFs5
L-beI and usa1UW AID VIA EF
L EaWes- MGnk4rl. Ma
BIGGEST bErEEan n ALiznsHora- ID
acres, culrE1sd. a. tance6- Fuud k-IId-
1EE ED river valley naar ErucrFrun-
re1Ls1s 1l-y sa-2a8. Wt-h 81 c8wA Eunkle
oHlsr- L1zbsr EELhE1Es- Mtzneapo Ia
TWO SNAPS
4H aces LA1c one Uls tan 6enur -
81 daLaas u aluuWal 1CEE-y Nina Cod
1l1l--1EE Can al b ELlEVa-sd- WI 80
- Ecrss N1-rh DaE1rH Ala a. rlghr 49,
81 1N cash hE-EZls lluE the a. 6 per ssur
So Der acre
For sals-Ls EErs a. unesr euluuauo.
u1E E-s from E-g LZE q 81 PEER
A-zE- no tul&1EE- 50 Per aGra
4DEEEAEI 4 ADCEl5lE.
AE1EEl1. M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
REAL ESTATE
ACREAGE F0R SALE
Acres Near
Omaha

New Is the time 70 by a p8eos q lana
1ssF OMAHA Ead E-Elzs aTra1EgE1z1E &C 60
o1 i rhls gPrUE We haVs @GHE god
pieces q CftEr from Raj acre uE % ~
ace tracts You never al by HcrHE mar
Omaha. aEa1u - cnaaR a. ygu en- uoNs
Ha1-EcTe pieces EHar FCrI Cu1a-ka- EHE
70 Es5d on terms q IS eUwn. Ee q noUtn
On=-aCre lotE N FluueDue, hiEl ana
Elghrly ground. g58 10 ss5f. lsEns - EAah-
F9Ts. zlrss. ~ niles northssst e FJar-
euUe gI78 an acre
EEhI Lzrsa. "a mnss hsrthWs-s q Fgor-
eluE- t1z5 an acre
Twelve acres. "a lies n1rlhWgat "a
ElDrEDCe. ELl5 Al acre
Twenty aerEa. "a ELleE northwest e
ElCrElDe. Ezb A. acre
Terms: O1s-f1urth eAsh. bAlE1os GA
TIVE and three years
AL be pleased u lake y0u OFT any tine
On slneay you caznct 80 0ut tlr-ug
the week
HASTINGS & HFTlFN-
liza EarnaV ST.
~ hers yea Gar Always by acres On eLEF
PRICE E5n
acreE IN Benson. Egud house and ont
bLll1llEEs Al aaETly ueW5 cuTrEurA. berries.
grapes. yollE hel-Ug frLlr LreeE. Euu6
vel cErEru Egz1 perEuZaa4 EET-uE. ELa-Z-1s
And z1s.Es 1f1sr- Tel barney 1EaL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
REAL ESTATE
CITY FHoFEHTn FuE SALE
.rrrrr1aFH

REAL ESTATE
CITY FRoFERTN FoR SAFE
.Crrt.rleEH
5-Acre Home
Get q SUBURBAN hone. ven f--
proved. good T-rocu house furnace
heat barn and Otber snail buliatnEs.
about tive acres l1 bearinE fruit r-e
acre ir Alfalfa ard clover. rest in ear
cen culrirsrC1- located az a12s Nc--h
421 81. .ust east or Fouraneue ra-k.
Price reduced 20 $500 o-e-thfr=
eHs1- or VIII consider q Eood house as
part trade
]. W. RaSp Co.,
sgs Brardets Bldg
D,o1glas 1888. A-zs5g
SLIGO
FOR a HOME
IN FLORENCE
Tbs b. usI bu1t haazs VITA three 1s---
rooms. On q large corner lot EErIgz feet
rtncE from car 1ne ard tire nan bust
1ess pnrr e TIE ety. szEt and sou1h frur-
ne 1Uner has TIT ths price Euav 6cuu
n Greer 10 make -u1ck sac
HASTINGS 4 HETDEN, 1Ea EA-nsy 81
SO CASH. $ PER MONTH
Fer 2 eboice bu1dtnE los IN raest sa-
ou-ha1 residence location 2 blocks @ car
stores. c1lrchas schools Hte htrh
siEttlv elevE1tun- entire district ven ~
proved P-csE 2s2F 20 ISL WI burE 4 &
E16 7--oc- houses a. & an Es8 g. s8h
GaA and -.
$50 CASH SIS PER MONTH
Ter E0od S-roun hcuas. Z. best reasir
las sewer. toilet wafer. gas cement w-slks
&c sEeeL etc hzrEa1 a. g. 5la
7-roon house. far lot near Ar,es Ave
car ban barEElz A. 81 Ba0 Rental
terms
GROOM NEW HOUSE
\ Al modern. oak finish. uioe I--. uarsd
con near Boulevard and Grace. Culv
4dfa a1d On eKcHzrluually sasv terms
RU SSELL & M'KTTRICK Co
e2 Range BidE Bth and Hs-neE
$1,000 Cash. Balance Monthly
Very desirable. 7-rouu modem hsuss
WIZ hard wood finish. Iur EEIgK On pared
street blocks from ear l-ne. pavinr pad
J. h DUMONT & son.
Prone Douglas Esa
l6E FE-nHD s. OMAHA
NEW HOME. ECLNTZH PLACE
TourEE strictly modern. uak fash cor
1ar lot BUR for cEr home. never u-c1r-ipf
v orb s+&4 For quick sale s2s59 takes IL
E.asy terms Phone owner. Har1sy 5sl1.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

TEE EnHst rrsf- h-f tni-y fn-ma and
E-zt lancs n ire STATE q -1a11- Erlacec
lr Gears aear ~ lsT rear Lev Et11- " =
nan GEffDEg Box ca Weiupe. ia
~ ACRES rsa6F 70 planr r--it ere.A
Good nui e -Es. 81 uEss frum Ma Bar
Eatn from uWuer J. A. Ele2hans. hazlta
M 2 Nn1ua ldaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

81. lH ACEEA
Lau1 upe11UE HuUChEru Culnra1a A
&crlhern NsW MsE1na one ku11re1 60
EE11 eGrea ult Ulder trTlEA-lCn- LIanF Hiua
R2leE ~ - Per GEra GaEE terLa 49,
E41ueL CAaEa NElEg LE11H Gna LTTlra-
nG1 Ca eE-Ih q EA1El- uuz1s -
N1rL. &s1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

WRITE rtEhx now far pamphIst- SAT-
crops "a NurLh Dakoua-~ FIFe-gear, 8 Per
cert sEErLEEgE DGles for sac. FGruzs uaEh
ur crop paymenL El81s BEzk q vera
Weru1a- -. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

NORTH DAKOTA EAEDE-Hapa :
lztled EDuu1r q Ehaics GEEm ana ~
salz ca crop pEyme1lE tEEu1EhiEE sead ~
ElZe- E1T p4r1CLEra wr11s EuEzE y
ksluEE JamsEugH1- ~ d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

EAE-EHN OELAHOMA
Hel1 Tar lE11ss ana 1eaer1pLl1a a. 1zrua
Ira st1-l ClEE-1E. Okla--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

SOME BARGAINS


80 acres. o. IN -uluvau1n. balance n
timber Good E1he-ra peach urcka-d- 5R
trees Eoo6 apple orchard. Tonitnan sne
r ne ssR1 nov n learns. Alao q god
family orchard q peac1Es- Apples AID
ehe-~irr C-uaG hrrse ban cH-rszIls IrI-R
-hiE ts g. splendid fr1tt ard dairy PROPOSE
bun. s EEes truz KasnkunuuE Es per
sGrA
Another
Isl ac-vs "a uuez t-um KushEcncnr g
acres IN cllEvaril1- house bsru and good
CiErerl. fEw t-ur rreHs spie0d3G
parrnershtp wH4 "a Inc can set E1ot Wauer
ID % 70 feet Good fralt and aEraculrural
prupoEdu2- 80 per Are
Another
~ scrss. -1ss t-or- KarhE1--rr rfraf
n the great frElr district 81 acres ID cll-
rvatlun- family orchard q beaches aEplas
pears AKA GLETrle- aEu UllU CrUnar1
House. barn and ether C--ru-- 1l-Es Eal-
anue not IN culEvatiul- but In very Eoud
timber. - per acra
J. COCkBURN & son,
gls-15-ls NAnhatta1 Bldg, Les MosnsE -
APPLE orchards and poultry fans. not
far from L,eE MlE1es bear Collar inter
ursza- WLliaz CEssbssr. Altoona Ia
FOB SALE on -. 10
acre farm u FoCAE11ts-s ooUErr Iowa -
niles t-am tow THIS - a Frrf-rls -
fam. az sled. has Eoo6 i-nuruve1neara
FIles s11o per aers. @ortEsgs s. am e a
properly ane s. ~ Ia cash on this fzrm
ECur property INST actually - worth the
monsy. OF Do use 70 ulonkey with IL This
30 TIE cash price OF the farm u r. no OId
trading farm 80 re property you cftsr
must be ElI-eeEe. We don't handle arv-
thing but E-st-class dea1s ard INA Il one
q then submit year pruposuon- weed
- IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

THE SVEA REAL
ESTATE co.

CALLS YOUR ATTENTION 10 A FEw
EAhGAINs LlST ED WITH TEzEM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10


Yen can make DO per cent prudt IN I've
years on CuletEL county. n. N. hT1EGra6
frlsr LanA IuG rln - rtEk whEraVer
Auld u EWe-acre L-EGrz El1 Czlt1rElEd Tar
I've Yeas ~ gEuerL Erl-t EruWEr NFTlts
fur HrseeLaI Luf1rUELlu1 IE4E ia a. also
I-rElV EE1a LuTeELZeu1 Lh8L WI uEI Wuu
~ pruE1A MeNsal. E&-8 Fl1Gnns BAG
EhuEaE ClrV. No
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

I gWl AL Eu1Grll a1uuI a.aA 49, q
Eh1lus tara iE11H h BnrlesEh and EiaaaF
c. Ne Dak. End WE1t a. Eood neprsa.rts-
CWaA GLhsru 1esd n1t Erplg. Bsst e ~
srs1naE " - RZnag. Lad l1Eaalzsuta
EaEDaEEE ~ L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
ssurA DaRoua.

TIE LAND OF ALFALFA-Ar rs -
~ per acre a fsw kauaasssn9 rs.lac aisa-
menrs a. g750 % E-0M Yeas 81 Per acre
wltnolL EIlgatAln- 441rass " allEr T.
Haynsa. Oelrilhs s D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
Want Merchandise

Want Merchandise
stock uaBa 10 81 900 for ggD servs VAL
L--uru1sd corn and uZlE niles r~um
SClT1I Lake. county seat Ldckinauz COUNTY
Iowa Er1ca, - per acre DurIEREH q Bn
ADDRESS z Z Mis- a Co. spirit AKA "a
MuNET- MAKING sumner ~esoFr he
tel with % acres q ground. hutsl alone
cost ever Ea0 a3o; very Enaly FINISHED s.r6
is clear. DAKOTA land prEfHrrHd
Finely tUuruped Mexico rubber and en-
9ee plH1ts1u1- valued A. 81 10 Gear aad
pays dlVlden5s On S1hhA8s good uruperry
wanted EUE s6s WiurErset Ia
A sNAP-Cnly druE stare II q dry town
after July % q soc. reRAur- EicknasH- rrncR
8sos1 s. go; VII pay for Itself first year.
u1Et be cash c 4 Mccoy. lama Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

CAEADA-Fur Ghs4P farms and prurt-
ale lVzEu1sErH Wr11s A-bert BAL. ilznur
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

We KINDLY ask Jos 10 lend rs your arren-
uor lar 8 few El1Efes AID We VA And
g-l ul ssZe q ne hess Ia1da yea ever
heard 81 tzr the rruaeF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

QUARTER HectiCn- f-zr EEsH q
EEtal1ne. TullLug. EDod HCl. srlaI stshle.
wei No house. IS far aaack sac Eaa-
Hg1zhle terms. QuEEr. ~. r. UuEEsr.
EErsi ne q D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
REAL ESTATE
FAHM AND RAMCH Land PoR aALu

FOB sALE-54 Aeras, house. rruit- fence
sls1l aGres El-LTale1 EEEI ELea n 4
Ec1uuL CE1rcE. - cazE. 20 q u1u-h a
J. larDslEa1 Caluu Rock Arks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

So ACRES. Ear trprorsmanrs. 5 mics
truU stariuE. 20 acres Li4ahle rru1-
streams AID timber. "a acre easr tarua
Belle FuErche Really Co Bele Fourche
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

FOR sALE-FRru 70 acres grain ara
stock adlu1ntnE Incorporated toun. paEtuns
sTtHnGing 70 river. some good osk tim
beg Fer particulars address CnErles
Alien LEuEvlle. Wis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

We 5Ea and cGCrrol ever a. aR acres q
Cheye1De county, Nebraska choicest farm
lE1ds DUW On The market. The best crop
proeuc11g county in TIE state fur twelve
year,. Alfalfa u q leading crop. Write
Today for eur tree literature 1--we Ersnra
wanted ereryWbere-
FLNDLNGELAND INVESTMENT COM
PANT. SIDNEY. NER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

STOP READ TETNV

so RcTes. rach hiaek hog wnBuur isna.
u niles west q Houston. rar1eH e-a-n
Mtsaolr1 City cnly tah. Beautiful aH---
30 acres. 5 niles Euas1nn- rhurougrIv
drained. On graded road. not "a aara a
peer Land n r. 80 Large tracts Car eul-
Houston TExza-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

Us OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BLDG
OMAHA. NER-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

FOB EALE-A hu8-Ecre eclunizaUun rraaI
or TIE railroad lsE1 uhME 60 mlea Grum
6alt Lake CITY also aeFgrEl smaller -HsrV
1AruE" and some good orchard ianda 4
". Rosa p. n. LehL CuAh-
RAEGAC1E IN Utzn farms ard ruuenua
D0WBa 4 MorT1A SAT- LAks C7ry UrAh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10
kMnmMA

WHY CO TO TIE DRY RELT
when Eug czn buy g2st a. cheap where We
have plenty q ra1D@ - A. ] mile frg1m A
town q GN only IS MES from Sam
nearly al gooc pl1w land part good alfHlta
land. al fenced and vel and MI; fins
location Price at per A. he CenrFH
Kansas BsaI Estate Ca. salfna Kan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

LA HarnsV ST.
" hsra yea CAL Always by acres On E1ET
CHFwE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

EN-AC GRE farm rlne Mes fron C-,ia.
fenced. tine hualdtnEz god vel IN u
eH agrHs auder pluw - Per are Tp--uE
HETwood q NelsCr. Cut1a s. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-10

EIGHTY acres Burnett cauurF. via
uuuE5u- g cultivated. Eout tulIdtnEr.
muwsr and rake. NLaEs "a miles 81 20.
part tine A. p KIbbe New Elchmund
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-10-26
Saturday Night.

Appealing with all the power of a
blind mother, the victim of a brutal
plot to kidnap her only child, seeking
through a vast city, find and rescue
the child, ION the Bridge at Midnight"
is play of the trae melodrama char
acter. 1t is romantic without being
sensational, and it bears the great dis
tinction of being natural, sane and
wholesome The celebrated reproduc-
ton of the "jack-knife" lift bridge over
the Chicago river is not the only
memorable setting OF ION the Bridge
at Midnight" and the professor and
the bookblack, excellent comedy char
acters as they are, will be found sur
rounded by numerous other stage per-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-10-26
Mrs. James H. webb and daughter,

Mrs. James H. Webb and daughter.
Miss Pauline, returned today from a
short visit to Houston.
The Model Laundry of Houston for
dry cleaning and dyeing. Phone 1874.
Howard R. Cavitt, representing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry of Edge
We're in the city today and Mrs. Henrs
went to Wellborn to,visit her motheS.
HauIing-All parties wishing hauil
ing Of any kind done promptly and
carefully, ring me at Coulter's store
]. T. Lawrence.
Wood Sawing-I have new wood
saving outfit and solicit the patron
age of the public Phone orders 70 No.
81 S. W. Buchanan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-10-26
Lost Household Goods.

Capt. J. A. Beard returned to his
home at Milano today, having just
learned of fire there since he left
Sunday, in which all his household
goods, clothing, etc., were burned.
Among the articles lost were a num-
Der of pieces of fine old furniture that
had been in the family since long be.
fore he was born Mr. Beard had no
insurance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-10-26

Kurten.
All size windowglass at Haswelrs
book store.
Henry Prinzel was in the city today
from Kurten.
Just little different-Park's new
jewelry store.
| j. w. Sheppard OF Kurten was in
the city today.
Hard to please? Try Parks new
jewelry store
Uncle Dave Lloyd was in the city
today from Reliance.
Phone Hensarling Bros for hulls
and meal. Phone 251.
Mrs. Joe Sample of Cottonwood was
a visitor to the city today.
No better paint made than Devoes
at Haswell's book store.
A cordial welcome awaits you at
Parks new jewelry store.
Satisfying service, pleasing prices
at Parks new jewelry store.
w. II. McMichael was in the city to-
day from his home near Tabor.
You don't have to wait long for re-
pairs at Parks new jewelry store.
It's time you were trading some with
Park, the jewelr. He'll please you.
MIR. and Mrs. Anon Williams were
Visitors to the city today from Cole
view.
Prof. and Mrs. r. L. Scott of Cot
tonwood were in the city today shop
ping.
County Surveyor II. o. Jones re-
turned today from a surveying trip to
Millican.
Car rice bran and blackstrap mo-
lasses on track Hensarling Bros.
Phone 251.
]. J. Riley of Reliance was pleas
ant caller at The Eagle Office while
in the city today.
Lost-Bunch Office keys; namep!ate
with Keys. Return TO Eagle ONCE ana
get reward.
Mrs. F. A. Antoine went to San An
tonic today after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. w. ID. Cooper.
For Sale-Several very fine White
Leghorn cockerels; the pure white
kind. Geo. A. Adams.
Virgil Boston returned-to his home
at Mason today after spending some
weeks with w. w. Harris, Jr.
For Rent-Two nicely furnished
rooms with fireplace and electric
lights. 500 Ursuline ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bowling of near
College Station. were pleasant callers
at The Eagle office while in the city
today. v
Mrs. s. G. Parsons returned today
from a visit to Houston. She was ac-
companied home by Mrs. Fannie
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS
arhe Dashins Widow" Tonight.

Mr.. J. c. Williams takes great pleas
ure in presenting Miss Marie DeGaf-
ferelly, the famous Coincidence il.
The Dashing Widow" at the Colonial
theater tonight. Miss DeGafferelly
says this is positively the funniest
comedy she has ever appeared in. and
that is saying a great deal. The show
includes a number of singing and dane
ing specialties which add materially
to the evenings entertainment. II you
want to laugh don't fail to see "The
Widow" tonight. Prices 25c, SOC and
75c.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-10-26
LOOK HERE. MR. EARMERl

will be in Bryan Saturday, DC
tober 2S, with thirty head of toppy
two and three-year-old mules, good
colors. All unbroke, but will break
out gentle. Now is the time to buy
your mules cheap, for these mules
must sell. Come and take look. See
them at fuckers barn. Will remain
here until all are sold.
w. A. GRAHAM.
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sons that hold the attention. Remem-
Der the date-Saturday, October rs.
Tickets on sale Friday morning, 25c,
SOC and 75c.
"The Third Degree"

The Third Degree" to be seen az
the Colonial theater on next Wednes-
day night, November l, seems to be
the center of popularity, as theater-
goers everywhere are said to be re-
spending with great firmness to this
remarkable drama. They give ample
proof of their enjoyment of Charles
Klein's cleverness in disclosing the
evils too frequently occasioned by the
police in making preliminary investi
cations, and the topic is surely "a
timely one here. The story of the play
adheres TO a plausible vein and is
filed with human interest that would
make "The Third Degree" a success
were it not the public teacher that
1t is.
Notable in the cast are Grace Lord,
Elizabeth Gillespie, Raymond Wells,
Frank Patton, Charles T. Del Vechio,
Edmond Sprague, William Weston and
others.
A. w. Dyess of Harvey was in town
today.
Ed Derden spent today in Houston
on business.
C. B. Wooten was in the city today
from Reliance.
c. H. B. Graham was in the city to-
day from Harvey.
DR.. Felix Collard of Mumford was
visitor to Bryan today.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Edge left today
10 attend the Dallas fair.
DR.. ]. L. Fountain returned last
night from Fort Worth and Dallas.
Miss Marcia Ford returned 10 her
home at Calvert today after visiting
Mrs. d. d. Dawson.
Mrs. e. H. Suber and Mrs. NJ. Regis
ter OF Kurten went to Waco today to
visit Mrs. l.. J. Kestler
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Meyer.

Meyer.
Hair switches and transformations
made from combings. Phone 41S.
Beatrice J. Calhound.
The ladies' of the Free Baptist
church will have remnant sale" Oc-
tober 81 at Edge Dry Goods Com
pany's store. Everybody is invited.
Come and see what they have to sell.
". w. Beard and Prof. McSwain
came down from Edge this morning
in Mr.. Boards machine. They came
in response to message announcing
the very serious illness of Prof. Nc
SWANS mother, Mrs A. B. McSwain
of Rock Prairie.
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Gnral Nrus

Joe Beal of Prospect was in the city
today.
o. L. Andrews was in today from
Harvey.
J. II. Ferguson was. in today from
Harvey.
Herman Kindt was in today from
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

possible. This press wheel at
tachment firms the ground i'm
medlately around and above the
seed, and insures it coming uu
better If a press wheel attach
ment cannot be had, a roller will
do lots Of good if used right
after the drill. The roller must
be followed at once with common
harrow. The seed should be
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

The most OF Us continue t.
make the mistake of sowing too
much seed For our hard lands.
30 pounds of seed 20 the acre is
sufficient. If the ground has been
well prepared. Under no con
ditionS should we SOW over three
pecks to one bushel of seed to
the acre.
TREATMENT FOR SMUT
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sowed deep enough TO come in
contact with moist soil, but this
should not be over two 10 four
inches in depth. Wheat can be
sowed slightly deeper in sandy
soils than in heavy or tight soils.
Let as sow smaller acreage and
do the work right rather than 10
SOW twice as many acres on
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

1t is good plan 10 treat all
seed wheat for smut, whether
the wheat appears % be free from
o. or not The "Formahn Treat
ment' is the most reliable.
SOWING
Sow all wheat WITH some good
reliable grain drill and cover with
The press wheel attachment If
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

E-r.y deep preparation for
wheat is advisable Ground 'ha,
has been p..r. Boo JuH vi.. i'm
s.rc a wheat CROP better than
that PREPARED ater Again Aug
uSt blowing rs better 't41 that
prepared u September Ground
prepared after September LIST
must naturally be- worked shallow
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

for seed this fall is badly mixed
and Is Of an inferior quality. Il
pays % SOW good seed. even il IL
mas % be secured slightly above
The market prices Turkey red
and kharSkOt wheats will be-
found a~ good varities as can be-
obtained for our conditions
AMOUNT or SEED To SOW
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conditions are favorable from
then on. bat the farmer canno.
afford to wait until December %
prepare the land SOWING ab,l
November lst IS much more like.
'F 20 ir~Hry a wheat crop than
December But our beSt wheat
crops come from sowing from
~-n'emu' 1ufh tl October lI,1.
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Ii the soil has been well prepared
and the moisture conditions are
good bv September 10th. We
should not hesitate 10 SOW then
We must get our winter wheat
started IN fall months.
GOOD SEED
Too mach cannot be said I'm
favor " good pure seed A great
deal OF wheat which will be used
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amount OF moisture

amount % moisture. II our
wheat land does nor have mois-
fure In % when vp think the
wheat should be s1wrd We
must either SOW it and wait
tor me moisture 20 bring Dr.
Ip or else wait unit. the moisture
comes before sowing
Wheat can be successfully SOW
ed a. late as December lst If the
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NM FOR SEEDING

The time FOR seeding wheat
must necessarily yarr according
- the season. Our last wear,
xperience has taught AS many
ssons. We know we cannot
Use wheat without a certain
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

I. /. Samson, of Brady. an Old
time friend of County Judge Jno.
K. MCGEE, spent several DAYS
here this week looking after
business interests and visiting
old time friends.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

Arthur Alexander and family.
returned the latter part Of last
week from an extended visit TO
points in Mississippi.