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The limiord Brand, Friday, June H 1910
VMKBIMMXET
FARMERS IN
if you expect to buy'all the
nice things we have in
rRESM
VEGETABLES
What a welcome change
they are from the canned
gooda of winter. Come and
and see how we have ran*
sacked the markets to se-
cure the freshest and best.
Note our moderate prices
and the generous measure we give. Come early. It's the best time.
Itosk Is fresh daily sad price always clot* to cost
Cardwell Brothers
Failed in Health
MMy mother died six years ago/' writes Miss Ruth
Ward, of Jerseyville, 111., and left me to care for six
children. I had never been strong; and this, with the shock
of her death, was too much for me.
"1 failed in health. 1 was tired all the time and did
not want to go anywhere, nor care for company. 1 had
the headache all the time and such bearing-down pains.
"A very dear friend advised me to take Cardui, as it
had done her so much good, so I commenced to use it
and now 1 am in good health."
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
Women's pains are relieved or prevented and women's
strength is quickly restored, by Cardui, the woman's tonic.
You yourself know best if yc
If you do need it, do not delay, but commence to use
Your Meat and Bak-
ing Together
We take great pleasure in announcing'to
our patrons that we have secured a complete
Baking outfit, and the services of a first-class
baker, and we can deliver both your meats
and bread at one time. The cash price on
meat is a winner, and we are going to give
yon the best line you have ever had, and it
will include every kind of baking usually
carried in a first-class bakery. A trial will
be appreciated.
J. H. BURNAM
it at once. Every day of delay, only lets you slide further
down the hill.
Don't wait, then, but begin to take Cardui today, for its
use, no matter how prolonged, cannot harm you and will
surely do you good.
Wrttt to: Ladies' Advitory Oeot.. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Oiattanooca.
lor Sfteial Instructions, aad 64-page book. "Hoot Treatment lor Women." tent free.
BK MEETING
(CONTINUED rau« PAGE EIGHT)
Tiara Blanco Herefords
L* R. BRADLEY. Owner W. T. WOMBLE, Manager
...BREEDERS OF...
Write owner or call at
my ranch, situated five miles
east of Hereford, on the
Tierra Blanco river.
ngbtmf Ml (aim
Hold Headed by Strike Sis, No. 156847
Aatatad by Texas Tom, No. 204446
Will sell e quantity of youo*
•lock either singly or is car Ion
Lots + * * j
favorable weather we have here for
curing our fodders. The A. k M.
College published a bulletin written
by Prof. Alvord upon the subject of
dairying and silos which msy be hsd
on application.
Capt. M. B. Davis of Waco, Sec-
retary-Treasurer of the Texas Aud-
ubon Society read a paper on birds,
snd their relation to the farmer.
He showed that the various birds,
by destroying insects which attack
the crops save the farmers millions
of dollars annually. Most birds
feed on insects and worms during
the nesting season, some on insects
altogether. Among the birds which
protect the crops are the lark, black-
bird, kildeer, robbin. swallow, night-
hawk, and quail. All these feed
upon the bollworm and boll weevil.
The nighthawk is especially useful
In destroying the pestiferous miller
which breeds the corn worm- I was
impressed with the thfught that the
extent of the ravages by worms,
bugs etc in our Plains country may
be in a gjeat measure due to the
lack of trees for tke protection and
nesting of insect eating birds and
as the country settles, trees are
grown and seeds left in the fields to
feed the birds in winter we will have
more birds and fewer bugs.
At my request I was furnished
since coming home with literature
published by the Audubon Society
explaining the habits and value of
the various birds. I hope our pro-
gram committee will discover some
lady bird lover who will favor us
with a paper upon this subject and
who is naturalist enough to tell us
what birds we have in the Panhandle
which are worthy of our protection,
to such a person I will be glad lo
turn over the publications furnished
me.
We were favored with a number
of papers dealing with various con
servation subjects, also addressee
by candidates for governor etc, al>
of which were interesting but would
not be of special interest to us as
farmers.
Summed up I should say that the
the special features of conservation
which should appeal to us as Pan
handle farmers and which warrant
our intelligent study are :
1. The conservationsof our soi
fertility by the planting of legumes,
proper rotation of crops and manur
tng of the land.
2. The conservation of the soil
itself by cultivating so as to prevent
washing and blowing.
3. The conservation of onr rain-
fall by scientific methods of tillage
to save the water in a wet period to
tide us aver a dry period.
4. The conservation of our feed
crops by the use of silos to preserve
the food elements from chemical
change.
5. The conservation of our water
supplies both surface snd under
ground which will enable us to use
them for irrigation purposes.
6. The conservation of our fruit
by saving it from frost by proper
methods.
7. The conservation, of the bird
and animal life which preys upon the
insects and small animals which des-
troy our crops
Hotice to Horsemen.
I will be in Hereford Saturday,
June 25th and a few days tMere af-
ter, and evry two weeks after that
date, to stand my prize winning,
registered, saddle and harness
stsllions, Royal Dexter and Blue
Chief. If desiring to breed to the
very best, see my horses before ar
ranging to breed elsewhere.
H. S. Burnham,
17-4tp Canyon City, Tei.
|TH[ BRAND UNEBS || 1*5
a |ood place to advertise asytkisg you want to soil or toot. Whoa yo* osat to few
aomathing, a Liner will bring yoe aa offer qaick. Caatomara not carrying regolaf sis
will plooao pay caah. Coast one coat for each word including initiate, neat bora aad ad-
dreaa. Stampa fram oat-oftowa caatomara will be accepted. PHONE NO. THIRTY
WORD
CENT
lost amd rouro
LOST—Between Hereford and Sul-
phur Park railroad crossing, 1 j
inch windmill cylinder. Return to
this office and receive reward, ltp
FOE BJUrT—HOUUS
FOUR room bouse to let. A. With-
er spoon. 18-Jtp
FOR RENT—Good 5-room house,
close in. C. O. Lee. 16-tf
MI8CKLLAN10U8 WANTS
FURNISHED rooms-
block west of First
C H. Carl.
to let, ooe
State Bank.
50- tf
FIRE INSURANCE is so cheap now
that it is in the reach of every-
one. Better let me insure your
home. R. E. Cook lOtf
DESC I BE—your land to me if you
want to sell it. Thomas Fink,
Pana, Illniis. ltp
WANTED—To trade a quarter of
raw land near Bovina for a small
improved place of 5 or 10 acres near
Hereford. Address S, Rhea, Tex.
TEAM Good work team, 5 years
old. Apply to C. A. Butler. Phone
20 15 tf
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
-J20 acres close
at a bargain.
in, will
See L.
34-tf
For Sale
be sold
Gough
FOR SALE —My lots J blocks south
of College, cement walk in front,
<ood well and bearing fruit trees on
them. A very desirable building
site. Will sell cheap if taken at
ince. Ralph Barnett, Pho. 228. 18tJ
WANTED — Direct from owosrs,
lands in aad around the Hereford
country that sre for sale. Address
Mason & McElbenie, La Salle, 111.
1H
TRADE—Will trade quarter section
of land for town property oear
college. C^ll at the Brand office
for information. !9-2tE
FOR SALE —Quick 640 acres good
land 17 miles from Hereford price,
$11.00 per acre, SJ.00 cash per acre
Balance good terms. No trade. Ad-
dress Box 512, Hereford, Tex. I5tf
TRADE — 200 acres unimproved
black land, near Ada, Norman
Co., Minn. German settlement.
Heart of wheat belt to trade for Pan-
handle land. Security Land Co. tf
CITY PROPKRTY
LAND FOR TRADE — Desirable
residence property in Hereford for
half section of raw land. Address
P. O Box 255. 15-tf
FOR SALE—Eight room two story
house, east front, on cement block
foundation, with cellar beneath, has
hall on both upper and lower doors,
house is nicely finished and painted,
lot is 115x200 feet, with well and
wind mill, stable 12x16, chicken yard
poultry fenced. This is a splendid
house and in a choice location,
for price and terms, see C O. Lee 1 If
320 ACRES —6^ miles of railroad
station, good land, price $16,12,000
cash, bal I, 2 and J yrs., 7 per cent
interest. Addrees Bos 512. No
trade. 15-tf
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Professional and
Businesss Cards
)
*m. M Knight Jno. P. Slaton
KNIGHT & SLATON
attorneys
First National Bank Bldg
-lereford, Texas.
A. P. MorUm J. S.
MURCBISOff * JOHES
Real Estste and Live Stock
Hereford, Texas
THE HEREFORD ABSTRACT CO.
Titles to Deaf
County Lands.
feo. W. Barcus Jno. C North
BARCUS & NORTH
Attorneys at Law
Hereford, Texas
Jffice in First State Bank building
Service.
Office with J.
B H. Smith
Smith
Prompt
us a Call.
Give
P. Snyder Land Co.
o. f Aahbrook
F. T. ROLOSON
Attorney at Law
Hereford, - - Texas
Rooms S-7, Miller-Walker Building
KING REALTY CO.
Lands, Loans aad Insurance
Notary in OtBce
Attracting a
Specialty
Hereford,
Teaas
i M. Sooos A. M. Jonas
SUGGS & JONES
ABSTRACTERS
Complete Abstract of Title to Deal
Smith County Lands.
HEREFORD, - • - TEXAS
SMITH A ASHBROOK
all kinds or insusancb
and loans. PhoQC 273.
Office lat door South of Firat National Bank
SttLPMUS PASI FARM
ufun mi m sees
MILLCREST FMS
tmui MS OOUT
L. GOUGH
HCRCFORD, • t- • TCXAS
a S. Inland a a.
DIMMITT ABSTRACT CO.
a aa Tea en or Castbo and Bailxt
County Lands
Dimmitt, Teaas
Haxvky Cash
C. L. Adams
CASTRO ABSTRACT COMPANY
Abetracta ot Caetro and Bailey
Counties. Yoar buaineaa solicited.
Dimmitt, Texas
For Sale.
Star Moving Picture and Vaude-
ville Theatre, complete equipment,
only picture show in town of 5000.
Other business, reason for selling.
Address. Star Theatre,
17-tf Hereford, Texas
Notice.
After July 1st I will sell for cash
only I will give my customers 5
percent off on everythihg that is
bought at my garage —repairs in-
cluded.
17-tf R. A. Daniel.
Notice Stockmen.
From now on I 'will make
bead
Farm for Sale.
J75 acres 16 miles northwest of
Hereford, 100 acres in cultivation.
te*-d and sale stable Phone 249.
I asr a motor cycle for country rails.
Dental work at any feed barn or
yard in town. 30-tf
DR P. E Bowe. D. V. S
quarters at Stanek & Sherk's livery,! A new modern 7-room house with all
conveniences, splendid water, impro-
vements cost SJ.700. Every inch of
of this land is first class soil. It
joins my home section which is one
the best improved in the Panhandle
country. Will sell for $19 00 per
acre if taken within JO days. Terms
1-3 cash balance in 1,2, 3, and 4
years at 8 per cent.
19t4 Address H. D. Rucker,
119 West 9th St., Austin, Tex.
Ice cream frerxers, refrigerators,
gasoline stoves and alt summer
goods at prices you can't beat any-
where. Both new and second h«nd.
Nelson th* square deal man. 17-tf
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Elliot, A. C. The Hereford Brand, Vol. 10, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, June 24, 1910, newspaper, June 24, 1910; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth253559/m1/9/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.