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s Ia 500 Zoo Mass a, $40. so 1872 .ist NV sr

FOR kENT-
So, 500. 200 Mass av
nv, 1Sr
$500. .cist NV. lar. fur
$3.50. :. .l31c n NV. llr
$3.50. :. sunset cottage,
$50. 14o9 l. NV. Tor
4135. .30th & Ordway.12 2
800. 1928 cath NV. l2r
800. .29ii Newark, 12f
SIS. 80. zoos o nv, Or
O15. .412 Pa av NV, store
SIS. 1000 9th nv, 1lr
so. .1129 Q nw. 10r
46S, 1855 Euclid NV. Tor
e&. ....1746 Il NV, Tor
S65. 1900 Newton NV, Tor
Sells. .204 r nv. 18r
$40. .o33sl 18th NV. 1O-
SEQ. 1896 X NV. lar
$50. .1I3J s NV, l0r
SEQ. ..2l1 7th NV. store
eSS. ....1206 G NV. 6r
SIS. 1873 cath NV. 1lr
SIS. 2512 ontario rd, Tor
$40. .1107 r NV. Tor
$50. so. 1913 Fairm't.10
$50. ..I19 9th NV. store
$50. HOP Girard NV. Or
$50. .221 l nv. 12r
$50. 1888 Euclid nv, Tor
$50. .2112 Fl NV. i3r
$50. a Jackson pl. Office
$50. I07 Seaton NV. sr
oEO. 1I.G Lamont NV. Or
$3.50. ..1119 Kilbourne
&45. .3l59 18th nv. 10r
&45. .3012 18th NV. 13r
e41.n5. 1928 10Th NV. Or
$40 30. .TI23 10Th nw.9r
$40 81. 1929 Fa,rmt.10
$40. 81. 800 + NV. Or
$40. ..19I9 v Cap, Or
s2s a5. .2I1 n NV. I3r
f3i.:1.1IGo Willard. s.
$3.50. . .32S T NV. Tor
81. so. 1872 X NV, yr
s3-. 80. .2+a9 Ontario. Or
ks.I. IN. .93S 8 NV. Or
S2a. 20. .I2lI 18th NV. .sr
SO. 80. .l3IS W NV. ST.
So. 30. ,4o7 CorcoTan.9r
>35. .su1 Rock Greek
Church rd. store
e3S. .5.Sg alst NV, Tor
t35. .432 9th nv. hail
&32 51. 10 Seaton NV, 6r
81" 80. 1915 Ingleside, 10
Sal. 80. 1872. Corcoran. Sr
$40. 20. POI ID NV. 11r
k30. so. $50 varnum. ar
$50. 80. 1914 Corc'n. Ir
APART
ST. The Marlborough. or
$40. The Cumberland, 5r
asa The I-nnsdale. Sr
So The Marlborough. 3r
f45. The Victoria. 6r
So. The Victoria. 5r
$40 70 $IT5. The Dresden
$3.50 The Brunswick. 4r
$31. 80. The Earlington,5
For complete list of pr
weekly
swARTZEL.L. RHEl
;C7 Is
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR sALE-BY wlLLErr RErNEcKE.

FOR SALE-BY wILLErT RElNECKE.
SEMIDETACHED HOME. $2.5Jo.
On 10th St. walking distance to government
ohfres lot 2gxl10 Il. TO paved Oft. alley
newly painted and papcrcd: great snap: will
trade. Get keys.
GREAT BARGAIN. IS. go.
On Heights. south Kenyon. modern brick. %
IT. wide: q pretty rooms. tile hath. cellar;
hot-Uater heat: front porch; 5000 cash, SIS
per month Get keys
NEW HOME on HEIGHTS.
REDUCED. $3.50.
6i@ KENYON ST. NV.
Press brick rooms. tile bath. cellar; up-to-
date heating plant; very big yard: easy terms.
Open daily until s pm
VERY NEAR CAPITOL. $3.50.
Fine bay-window home on I'd St. near cars:
II rooms. bath cellar; furnace: worth 5000;
act quick: rent. $50.
FINE HOME. LOT J0X2o0
Between two car lines; rooms and porcp-
lain hath: shade trees summer kitchen: eel
lar: chicken and large tool house; srare arbOr
price. s3.Gj0: easy terms.
SOUTH or CHEVY CHASE. $1,000
Fine new sem-detached home. Z rooms, till
bath, ,eilar: laundry tubs: ho:-water heat.
servants toilet: pantry: hack stairway; cos:
$1,000: must be sold TT once.
WILLETT & REINECKE CO..
1909 III ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

itself. 1t is a detached tone-and-frame house
with every moiern improvement; surrounded
Conn ave. Some Of the residences adjoining
sand dollars. Homes Of this character
seldom for sale at any PRICE Can be bought
at bargain. Terms be arranged.
BOSS & PHELPS Gnc,. elo l4fh NV.
FOR sALE-wE BELIEVE THIS is THE BEST
home on the Heights within few feet Of
.eSs that for sos M an and fss
The square is beautiful, surroundsd !: by ,. e..
wide by 100 feet deep to paved alley. Con-
tains 10 rooms and two baths: hot-water beat:
gas and electric lights: oak floors: sleeliing
porch; entire house in perfect condition. 1m-
mediate possession
BOSS K PHELPS Incl. 9lO 14:h NV.
This house is - by SO. and tn. lot - by 125
to a la-foct alley. Finished in oak down
with mahogany doors: just little more mod
crn than anything you have ever seen in
Washington; electric lights. Act quickly.
BOSS PHELPS Inc,. 91o lath NV. .
FOR *AIE-A I.-ROOM HRICK HOUSE on
one OF the % gretiiest streets Of the En- northwest;
public alley. BY spending few hundred dol
lars ,h. ns ., cSn easily .sd realize a,
sacrlfcc-only Si.73O: first trust $4,000. You
will huy II without going inside.
ROSS & PHELPS fInrl. no i4fh NV.
FOR SALE-HERE'S 4 NICE NkW SIX ROOM
brick house. with hot-water heat OH Fairmont
st. 11th: trimmed in oak. Price. $o.6OO.
The house Is 20 feet wide.
BOSS PHELPS lInc.l. 01o 14th NV.
FOR SALE-ANOTHER GOOD ONE IN THE
choice northwest contains rooms and a two
story brick stable. for $1,000. What do you
think of that? No price at all. Must be sold.
EOSS & PHELPS Unc.), 80 14th NV.
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FARMS.

A VALUABLE FARM OF a3 ACRES: g MILES
from Baltimore and Washington boulevard; ~,
miles from electric and steam line: n fine
young orchard: 7-roora dwelling. stable and
other necessary outbnidings. For particulars
address Mrs A. c. BURROUGHS, Silver
Spring. Montg. Co.. Md. II. f. ID. No. =. 19s
FOR SALE-60-ACkE DAIRY FARM: IOACRE
poultry arm: line. and food improve
inents. Also beautiful suburban home: ~
acres: room house: shade. barn. etc.
Prices and terms write u. T.. klDWELL.
Ibunn I. I.oriug yN
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SW, ,6e5 G. 6r. .l3.40
NV. 1909 9Th. 4r. Is. 20
SW. .621 C.. 4r. ....l2.1
Sc. 1926 X. 6r. ...l3.50
SE.9.5 rot av, 6r. 80
SW .6:S3 G. 4r. ..i2.O
SE.lin3 10th. 4r.1O.Jii
NW.aI3 Goth, Or. 10. 20
SW .3n7 NJ. 4r.
Sw.a..lg 18th. 3r. .7.A0
APARTMENTS.
The vincetta. Or. b2s 80
CT ............ ..o.Vv
sS-.ov
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FOR lsENT-
NV. .1:U3 n. l2r. .2b. $i.5
NV. .22s y j av.
Tor. b. b.......... s0.i
NV. 1897 ). Or. b.. .40.5 80
SW.9cS westmInsier.
er. b .......... 80 so
NW.5l3 I'd. Tor. b. 81 ~
NV. .a3l r. lor.b. 3. .jv
NW.1llS v. 6r.b..5..,D
SN ,a|2 Va sy. .Sr. b2,. 81
SN.9iI e. Sr. b. ..,,..,o
M .Bl9 X. I'd d. .....eI
SW .Gi2 Md av. .,ir. lJ, ~
SN JG Va ay t,ri a.
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FOR RENT-ABOJT 3.o0p SQUARE FEET OF
floor space for manufacturing purposes; power
snd heat furnishcsi: excellent location for ship
ping and handling goods; convenient to rail-
ofice. ~
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FOR RENT
100 i......... .S3Ss 80 i3iiH M...,.. 1000
Conn av nr Dupont t1619 2tst ct. -. 5000
Circle ....... $500 1881 n. 1000
1710 b av. $500 i447 Monroe st. .S5.o 90
1908 q q 702 10th10O.O0 1888 sth. ........ .Hs. 90
;s;. ;s;. Se...1s:S" IA 90 $40 18Th h....... 5000
tenant.
STONELEIGH COURT.
few very desirable apartments now vacant
In Stoneleieh Court at from $50 to $165 per me.
THE OLYMPIA. l4th and Euclid sts.
Or. and b. apts. at S25 to g. and b. apts at 800.
FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN,
1899 ut. nv.
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SNT-L-SI r60U.
sl:5O cash. $3.50 a month. ,nciudIna ALL
interest. These are the ONLY homes II
lnxieside that FACE Rock Cr-ex Park. They
have ALL Of our hundred ideas. oak trees 10
the back yards. S3i5 2UtA st. t2Oth and Past
rd.l II finished and open.
AlDDAGGH 4 SHANNON. Inc. OwDe:.
40 place like home: NO home like 0ufA
SHANNON LUCuS, 713 llth ss.
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OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building. 0t1ces.
Store. ZIG 13th .$isSo
Call at once for information regarding alley
properties stables. etc. ! have for renr.
For further fnforna ton apply ~ ONCE.
J. w. PIT.IINt;. 1916 r At. nv.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

ANNAPOLIS. ND, Department OF Arts and
Sciences Of the University Of Maryland
Established 1896 Classical anl Scientific Col
| lege Courses leading TO degrees. Special adyan-
| tages for students purposing 10 study law or
medicine. Military Department under army Of
fcer. Also Preparatory School for foys fttin,
for ST. Johns or other colleges. Term begins
Sept. 90. For cataIogue address
THOMAS FELL IL. ID.
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VIlLANOVA

Civil. Electrical. Mechanical Engineering,
Classical and Commercial Courses. Able fac
ulty; buildings: gymnasium. Booklet.
Write TO the PRESIDENT. VlLLANOYA. PA.
THE McDONOUGH INSTITUTE. LA PLATA.
Nd. school for both sexes in the country.
Three courses Of f1nstruction-Eng.ish CONNER
cial and teachers training. Special prepara-
ton for college and university. Modern equip
ment and conveniences. and ample grounds f1-
outdoor sport and exercise Terms moderate.
For particulars and prospectus address
X. II. LEE REICH Principal
In plata
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FOR SALE-
Just across the new Connecticut ave. bridge,
modern three-story home, containing nine
rooms and two baths: hot-water heat: hard
wood floors Plumbing. heating and lighting
systems the very best. Beautiful outlook.
Price only 1850.
r. L. SANSBtRY CO. 1921 18th St NV.
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FOK SALE
new home: two stories. cellar and attic;
first floor has large reception hall. parlor. din,
ing room with drop-beam ceiling. hay windows.
pantry and Kitchen: parqnetry floors second
floor, four bedrooms bath. nice and a
storage room in attic This house has a front
age OF % feet. Porch Oh front and side. The
lot has a frontage of 45 feet 1t has just been
finished and is complete in every detail. Can
be sold with future advance Of ut least a
thousand dollars.
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FOR RENT
Ia2G Riltmore at. NV. furnished SoOO on
iOi Eve 81 .................... $3.50
901 I'd at. nv [CU
Kilhurn and Brighton ave-, corner store
Adjoining store and Dat above. ........ $500
CHEVY CHASE.
Aug and Sept, furnished. 10000
Or by the year furnished. d............ 1900
For Aug furnished ............... 1890
cr nv the year unfurnished ..... GO.O0
For iug and Sept furnished ......... $500
For An9 10 Sent is furnished. ... 1900
YELIOTT STUBBLEFIELD lncO,
NE. cor. l4th and u sts NV.
FOR RENT
1881 q ST. NV. rooms and bath. %. san -
TAO 9Th St NV. rooms and bath. ..... 4S.6o
1905 G. st. p.w, q rooms and bath. ..... 42e0
i42O st NV rooms and bath. ..... 3OOo
il23 Sth At W. rooms and bath. ESQ
lGA n a.: NV store Observation-Disclosures. 2oo
loD Temperance Hall alley. ............. 1000
CHAS LINKINS. 204 Mc(siii hnilelpg.
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SlAAi SaiENkE Oc HEALIh; NAlCkA>
non-surgcal: cloth hound. i00-page hook iees.
Apply by mall 9l0 Colorado building. Sses
lneturO ter women WodnoodoyO at S:1ob
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FOR RENT-BY GEO.
500 10th
20o5 q. 1Ir. h. 5000
1902 II. lOr, b. 80 20
1902 Col I'd. Or, ,2b. 800
210s II. Sr. h. ....3. so
1926 25th. Or. b. j.. .35.0O
2405 Pa av nv. 81.
h ..............32.50 30
2206 r, Or, b. 81. 80
e0S 22d. Or, b. .30.D sd
1880 25th. Or. b. 1000
1919 Ga av.Sr. b. 81 SO
l0li 18th. 5r, ". .21.50
0l5 Goth. Or. ". ...15.j0
1920 ] NV. 6r. ". 1850
A number Of houses for
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". LINKINS,
ct. NV.
1896 f Sc. Or. W. .l4.a0
1928 f Sc. Or. ". .l4.N
240S ] NV. 4r. ~. .14.00
1881 L Sc. Or. w..9.5O
IS @ NV. 5r. b. ...D.50
Nice 3r nat for white
tenants. 1924 + NV,
each ........... .10.W
STORES. ETC.
New store, 21st and
Ia aV ..........sl .0O
1915 Ia av.......0.00
colored tenants. 50 up.
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FOR SALE-HERE rs YOUR CHANCE TO Sc
cure one OF these beautiful homes built by
Kennedy Bros. No. 636 Rock Creek Church
road: lot 2oxl00 deep. with garage: o rooms;
. fulfilled baths: servants toilet; hot-wa.er
hat: laundry tubs: gas and electric lights: In
fact. everything to be found in $4,000
house: cost owner with garage. over 5000;
consul; us about special price for few days
only: small cash payment. balance same as
rent: oar automobile at your ser'i.
W;LiIGE. GIRl:S DANIEL. COB 18th ST.
FOR SALE-A SIX-t;UOM AND BATH COT
taCe AZ Mount Rainicr: cellar. furnace. ceai
aud gas ranges AMI electric lights: lot ~ II x
IoI Il. 10 ii Eft. alley: is do .tbe
wea tn, r-boarieti and is gem. Fiyc-cent fare.
and two minutes from IN house: cement
walk between. Price x.. 200; f5D cash rnd $a6
per month, covering interest and principal. or
3.i0t: So, o cash. II all cash 1t may he bought
at a sacrifice figure. WM. II. ROGERS, Jf..
Mount Rainier station.
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Green al NV. 1000 4 500 Kenyon NV. 500
r 1926 Mass nv. 1900 II 1900 l4th NV. 800
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES
OF PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. BUT
We SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH CON-
PLETE BULLETINS ON APPLICATION AT
THIS OFFICE.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 co. Qnc.)
I3S 18th ST. NV.
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FUR SAIF.- 7
Just of the 14th st. car Iine in one Of the
most attractive streets IN Columbia Heights,
we can sell a nearly new home OF ten rooms
floors: house beautifully finished throughout:
frontage. 81 feet. Cost owner 81 30 Has a
trust OF s. 600. Will sell for $4,000
\. L. SANSBrRY CO. 1922 18th st NV.
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FOR gENT-BY JAMES +. SHEA,
G43 Louisiana ave. NV

SwARTZELL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY CO..
127 18th NV.
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SALEs-
A very attractive three story home. contain
pedestal washstand nickel plumbing: shower
bath: parlor finished In white; dining room
parquetry borders drop-beam ceiling: bUilt-in
china closets: six beautifully finished bed
rooms: chandeliers and fixtures Of unique and
columns; sleeping porch in rear house has
frontage Of 20 feet by depth Of 10 feet to an
alley. This home is located In the most at
tractive section Of the northwest. and can be
sold for 81. $50
n. l.. SANSBURY CO. 1922 18th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE
A massive corner residence in a select sec
tlon OF the northwest; lot l06 feet front by a
depth Of 100 feet deep Magnificent three-stOry
residence Of lTick and heavy brOwnsone; bay
window finished In tower. with massive tiled
roof entire building: six bedrooms: two
modern bathrooms: very attractive first
design: entire first hoor he practically
thrown into one room: fine parQuetry floors:
elaborate panel.ng in dining room. reception
hall and stairway. This home was built rnder
the owners supervision. 1t is very attractive.
and substantially built Sold for $22iOO.
$4,000 was loaned as the first trust. The
property IL clear. title good and can be sold
for $l2.95O. Your opportunity to secure an
unusual bargain.
" L. SANSBURY CO.. 1924 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-POsITIvELY THE BEST HOME
servants toilet hot-w heat: parquet hoors
electric lights: shower baths. and other
veniences too numerous to mention: IN beant-
ful Woodley Park. across the new Conn. ave.
bridge Price only 81 $50: terms 10 suit.
WILLIGE. GIBBS DANIEL. COB 18th ST.
FOR SALE-i:34 MONROE ST. COLUMBIA
Heights: house. built of selected English
brick specially designed indi, Idual home:
IT, front; location unsurpasscd: electric lights;
hot-water heat: oak floors; laundry tubs: srrv
ants toilet: lrst foor. parlor. spacious en-
trance hail. d lin: room. pantry. kitch N: see
ond floor. bedchamhers, full-tiIed bath. with
shower attachment: all outside rooms: elegant
ly finished throughout: only $4,000:
about terms. Take 14th st. car, call
office for automobile
wlLLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. Coz 18th st.
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wAasTAFF & WHITE UNC.).

Hgts.: southern exposure: 10 large rooms and
bath h.-w. heat: In excellent repair. This
home sold recently for over $1,000. Six-room
houses In the same block have sold for over
$1,000. Price. 81. 500. This Is bargain.
WAGSrAFF 4 WHITE Zinc. }, GO4 18th st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE on THE ROCKVILLE
pike a neat dwelling and about one ID acre;
price, $500; will trade for equity in city
house or fet.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
TWO BUILDINGS NEAR GEORGETOWN MAR
ket. IS feet frontage; easily remodeled into
business property: viii make fine investment:
equity Of $4.50O: what have you to offer:
Call. phone or write REAL ESTATE EX-
CHANGE CO.. Southern bldg, Main S133
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-31

close on Friday Of this week. The
present term will be the last one held
in the old buildings. The new build
ing is completed and upon the adjourn
ment Of school the old ones will be
RACED and the school grounds graded.
The new building is one of the hand
soonest in the territory and has been
completed at cost approximately Of
$40, OOO
This city is having built Is blocks of
Substantial cement sidewalks, which
will be great improvement, as this
connects up gaps in the six miles OF
walks which have been put in during
the past two years or more. and COM
pietes the sidewalks on each side OF
the principal business streets and on
Ninth street one of the pretty resi-
dence streets.
A large number of buildings are
now in course OF erection or are being
remodeled or repairs. Among these,
may be mentioned the recently built
planning mills OF Mrs. o. S. Warren and
the enlargement Of the c. c. Whitehiu
planning mills, both on Billiard street;
the remodeling Of the recently pur-
chased home of D. H Tulloch, on
Ninth: the new garage OF o. c. Hin
man. on Yankie street.
One Of the local business men is
contemplating the erection Of a hand
some two story building for business
and office purposes. The Masonic
lodge is also perfecting plans for the
building of a Masonic temple on its
half block facing the new postoffice.
This building Will be two stories and
possibly three, with store rooms on the
first, offices on the second and lodge
rooms on the third story. While there
is no building boom on, there is a sub
stantial growth In the building line
and public improvements continue.
The new city council is contemplate
ing the paving Of Billiard and Broad
way, the two principal business streets,
similar TO that used in Las Cruces.
Within the past few days more than
1000 head Of cattle have been shipped
from this city, the majority going to
the Amarillo section of the country.
The prices obtained were the highest,
in many years. being $40. s24, and s2s
per head. Some future shipments will
soon greatly increase this number OF
head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-31
SUMMER NORMAL
1T SILVER CITY
IS STARTED
Business Blocks and Side
walks Being Built-Cat-
tie Shipments.

Silver City, N NJ, May 31.-The sum-
mer normal school for New Mexico
opened here in the main building of the
New Mexico normal school with an
enrolment Of teachers numbering 1s5.
the majority of whom are here from
other counties This enrolment will
reach easily 200 by the first of the
month. the additional teachers arriv-
ing on the noon train numbering 25,
and the reservations for others bring
ing the total already near the 200
mark
The territory each year appropriates
the sum of $500 for this summer
school and railway rates are secured
and the people Of this city render all
possible aid by opening their homes
at a nominal sum for the visiting
teachers. This is the fifth year of
the school and 1t has grown from an
attendance its first year CT 35 teachers
to the present proportions
The entire normal school faculty is
employed as teachers and before the
close Of the eight weeks session, a
number of distinguished educators will
address the assembled teachers This
city receives much favorable comment
from the teachers each year and is
becoming widely advertised through
out the territory through such favor
able mention by the teachers upon
their return home. The citizens are
planning q number Of social affairs in
honor Of the pedagogs.
The public schools of this city will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-31
BOIL COTTON IDEA
SPREADS ON PLAINS
Farmers Near Melrose Find
1t a Profitable Crop
There.

Melrose. n. NJ, May s1.-F NJ
Knight, one of Prof Tinsiey's expert
ment squad. is preparing to put in
five acres of cotton He has been four
years on the plains.
George Blue. >of Painter. south of
Melrose. is also a cotton enthusiast
and has confidence in the future of
this section as a cotton district. He
says that while he and others here
have repeatedly planted cotton, and
because it does not open here, 1t was
always voted a failure. But they have
now found that these unopened bolls
contain good cotton that can be got
out by a cotton thresher and that it
comes but one cent short OF the
opened cotton on the market. does not
have to be ginned. ard is less diff
cult and expensive to pick. In fact, it
is simple matter 10 devise a machine
that will pick boil cotton, that the
Labor and expense of making a crop
of boil cotton is so much less than
that Of the ordinary opened cotton that
the profits are really much greater
On the plains of western Texas, boil
cotton is coming to be a great product
and the farmers are making money
easily with 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-31


the circulation the trouble characterized
Other impurities produce wate bts commonly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-31

this tremendous dynamo by weaken
ing it,"
''No." said Phillip dryly. 81 do not
aim to destroy it. only aim TO use it.
l can guarantee you that I shall pro-
pose nothing that would lessen my
own grasp OF public affairs"
Breed was thoughtful for a moment,
and then he chuckled and nodded his
head voluntarily. his parchment-lilSe
face breaking into leathern wrinkles.
II guess you are right. my boy" be
admitted. II haven't seen you. do any
thing yet that would lessen your own
power nor mine.' he added. '.nor
mine. You have been doing wonder
fully well. Phillip wonderfully well
But come with me; have surprise
for you"
Up into his own suit be led Kelvin,
and from the bottom Of one of his
trunks he took heavy robe of car
mine velvet and ermine. with childish
delight drawing it's luxurious folds
around his tall and STOPPING body.
From the hat box of his trunk he took
wonderful creation in gold and Jew
els and set it upon his head. He
brought forth rod OF polished ebony
tipped with gold and set with one
huge. glittering diamond in its end.
then stood. half simpering, before Kel-
vim. eeeoutered royalty with robe and
scepfer and crown These baubles
seemed to change the current of
Breeds thought.
1.-The Lords anointed," he quavered.
holding forth his scepter in an I'M
steady hand. Mine is the appointed
hand to chastise my people for their
follies and their ingratitude Mine is
the hand to humble them Mine is the
hand to set them anew In the paths Of
peace and plenty"
ut is very handsome outfit and
must have cost a fortune" commented
Kelvin briskly You don't want to
keep them here, however"
NO." agreed Breed. 81 only wanted
to show them to you. I Just got them
today toto have them handy when
the time comes. you know" He had
sunk his voice here to a whisper. "I
had intended to take them to Forest
Lakes" he went on. "but-but we
might want them suddenly. and I'll
just put them away here"
He took big suit case from closet
and hurriedly packed the expensive
gauds into 1t.
by the way. Phillip" said he N an
unusually wheedling tone. "how much
money have you with you?"
II don't know" returned Kelvin. a
trif1e surprised "a little over a hun
dred. Think
you won't need it tonight, l am
sure" said Breed. 81 have need for a
little ready cash. just little ready
cash"
He took the money eagerly and
counted it over and over.
Zone hundred and fourteen dollars"
said be, stufing it deeply into his
pocket You may just charge this to
my account"
He picked up the suit case hurriedly
go down to the library" he direct
ed "I'll return in a few moments"
and he started through the ball toward
the back stairway.
(To Be Continaed.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-31
- a = CURES ALL
- - -. SKIN DISEASES

Health in its magnifcence appeals to everyone and
especially is this true of clear skim free from erupons
and disease We instincvey realize that back Of this
desirable condition pure rich blood is flowing through
the system, furnishing nuriment to all the tissues
This perfect condition of the skin exists long as
the blood is normal but when it becomes contaminated
with hutnors and acids its supply of nutrtve properties
is greatly 1essened and it becomes sharp acrid fluid
which diseases instead of preserving the natural health
and texture of the skin. Then come Skin Diseases the
character of the eruption depending upon the nature of