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La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
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Rev. Elmer Ward Cole. Of the Ceo.
trail Christian church. 10 being hear
tily commended BY members Of HE
congregation for his excellent record
since be accsptd the pastorate here
three years and seven months ago.
According 10 reports read n the an
nual meeting OF the Centria Christian
church the church debt has been re-
duccd $4,000 since Rev. Cole has
been pastor here.
When Rev. Cole came to Hunting.
ton the financial affairs Of the Cen
trail Christian church were In q bad
condition and. seeing that he had 4
great task bcfor. him. went irnn,edi-
a,ely To work Strengthening out the
iAnEie. The success he obtained ex-
cee'ied his fond.st anticipations.
Reports read at the annual meet
ing show that S2.5t27s had been
raised for IN. building fund OF the
church and N.723.7s for regular
church expenses.
The Bible school raised 81 .2e5. so: :
the Christian Endeayor Society.
ssoss. and the Ladies' Aid Society.
ti.05s.si. The Christian Womens'
board Of Missions raised Siss So. and
3i5.77 was obtained for benevolent
purposes. The total amount Of money
raised during the year 1911 Vas S..
s?36?.
There are at this time no oItstand.
Ing debts, except on the church build.
ings. which is considered an unusual.
ly good record.-HuntinEton (ind.)
News Democrat Rev. Col. Was for
merly pastor Of the Christian church
Of this city.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
oask sehsil oehsAv,e 1912,

The giris' basketball schedule for
the season Of 1911: :. a. soliows:
League sAnes-nor,Srrn section. Ia
Juata at Rocky Ford. January 18th.
Rocky Ford At Ia Junta. January
ssh.
League sanss so4;hesn secttoa:
Trinidad at walsenbufg. January 3sth
walsenhafg At Trinidad. Februar,
leth.
ChampionsAip sano between north.
era and southern divisions 70 b.
played February 2%:h.
Non.league Gancs:
Rocky Ford At Trinidsd January
18Th.
L. Junta At walssnburx. January
iSth.
Trinidad at L. Junta. February -.
walssnbufg at Rocky Foe1, vebe,A
asy ~.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
se.. L.sss.. .. vss~ e.sss~ssss..

The prevention Of disease and
loss Of teeth is fast becoming and
will In the future b. the principal
work Of the dental profession. and =
new era. marked BY the spread Of In.
stIuctioa concerning the better care
os the mouth and teeth IL upon US.
II has nov become Q well demon
stra'cd scientific fact that the de-
cay and loss OF the dental organs In
almost Invariably due to preven,able
causes which operate largely during
the years OF childhood.
Examination OF the teeth OF pub.
lie school children by dentists In
many cities In America and Europe
have revealed the startling fact that
In some instances as high As over
ninety per cent Of the children were
afflicted with decay OF the teeth
which not only interfcred with the
chiid's health and happiness but to a
serious degree with the school work
and standing.
The State Dental Association of
Colorado has ooncci,de as its chief
duty the spread OF public instruction
as a measure tending to lessen the
destruction that Is now going on.
and lecture dealing with every
phase OF the personal care OF the
mouth and teeth has been prepared
and n lecturer Ia being sent 10 the
principal cities Of the state
This lecture Is richly illustrated by
about ninety stereopticon sldcs and
will be given In the auditorium Of
our high school Monday evening. Ian.
uary 18th. At . O'Clock.
This lecture 10 purely educational
and 10 free. and while all parents.
TEACHERS. physicians and older chill.
drcn are especially invited. the pub
lie In general 10 urged TO attend.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
Rocky Ferd.Ls Jvnta ossk etbau.

A close and exciting game OF has
kctball was played at the rink laxs
Friday evening. The Rocky rord
high school and the Boys Club team
Of Ia Junta were the teams co~tend.
ing. The first half found both teams
we'll covered and - 4 result oaly
small scoring vas done. The first
half resulted In . ~ scorc-4 - 1.
In the second haif the Boys Ciub
team broke looss and showed bsttes
team worn. TIE line up vas - ~
lows:
Rocky Ford-Forwasds. Swink asd
Lee: center. Cover: guards. Noake
and Ripper.
La JuntA - Forwards. Porter and
Harrison: ccntefs. Brown and Eevin:
guards. Nafston and McCaulsy.
0oals-Rocky Ford. Lee 3: Il
Junta. Marstoa I. Porter :. Hassiosa
I. ooais frsa RE- tAsevs. Lse 3.
AcCaslsy !. rinal scoes. Is 70 { h
fsvos oe Ia Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
Hss~sny Haii iaersssd.

Under Tie supssvisioa q Ntss
Emma d. wilisoo. Who has juss 70
tired from the prssidsncy OF the Ia
Junta Federation Of womens' Clubs.
cosy little Harmony Hall has b.
come coaier and more attractive than
ever. An excellent furnace has been
Installed which. At this time Of
lower than zero temperature appeals
to all A. about the most appropriate
and sensible thing that could have
been done. But Improvement did
not stop here. Two cloak rooms the
one on the east side for ladies'. that
on the west for gentlemen. have been
constructed. and are being appropri.
ately furnished with a view to rest.
comfort and convenience. In addition
To this the inside walls and the ceu.
Ing OF the entire building have been
freshened and re-tinted. These i'm.
provements have cost very close to
$500. but they are worth far moro
than that to the club women Of our
city. To the ladies Of the Relief Corps
and to the members Of various other
organizations that are In the habit
OF repairing TO this popular place for
recreation. amusement or improve
msnt.
Her supervision Of these improve
ments In 'HArmony Hall u but one
example OF the good works that con.
unue to exalt the living Of Miss
Emma d. Willeon. and that make her
life . pleasing 70 all those Who
come within the spacious circle Of
its gentle. kindly influence. However
In this good work she hsd the earnes,
cooperation oe the federated clvhs
OF the city. and Of certain good fair.
ies. that morn than once have done
generous and kindly deeds Tor ths
citizens. young and on. Of La Juata,
and who fully deserve the reverence
aad the love that b freely scceedsl
then.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
Yankee Parry.

DR.. and Mrs. q. q. Edwards invit.
ri . few fricnds In Tuesday evening
to meet their guests. Nr. and Mra.
Hilton. These few were. aimost With.
out s1ceptton. Old acquaintances Of
Nr. and Mrs. Hiltoa. Tue evening
proved very delightful 10 the follow.
ing guests: 2. u. Bisbee. Vim. Wing.
Mrs.. LAsfa Alisa. NJ. and Mrs. Geo.
A. Kileoss and NJ. aad Mrs. "a Hn.
ton.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
}NTnot tD0LnHNH
4, the p...c. Drug Store.

Trade a. the Pslace Drug Store.
Livery and transfer. barr & Rose:
"houe junta s2.
For me~h eggs ana ranch butter
phone Hack ~.
Carpe, aud rug weaving. 3is San
Juan avenue. north door.
For Rcn,-Furnished rooms: mod.
crn. Inquire at 9o2 Colorado avenue.
For Saic-Sso,e wood delivered
anyshcrc in town. Phone Black ISL
e. S. Thompson. undertaken and
cnbalmcr. DAy phone. Junta 25s;
nisht phone. red 1851.
For sslc-My resideacc and four
'ots on Believie~ svenue. one 10, on
First stree, l. w. Gilbert,
Gem" -four. best In the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money re-
funded La Iunta Milling Company.
Money To iosn on farm property
Charles + Helm. Room 3. Miller.
Hale block
\ pleasing entertainment was en-
joycd Tuesday evening by the Santa
We employees and others. In the Santa
tc Reading Room
SWNSTlkA mine run IL the com.
''ng coal for the furnace Try ton.
1t is nice and cparse. For sale by
rroricr Coal Company.
For Sa'c-Horse. surrey and har.
ness. gentle. one that children can
drive. cheap Il soi4 at once. Mrs.
John Ellison. North Ia Iunta
Mrs blanche Snyder Is authorized
TO take nee subseribtions 70 the Tri
bunc and tssuc receipts to all sub
scribcrs Who wish to renew for the
romins year.
Nr and Mrs S. H. Bennett, Of In
jantA. have concluded . visit with
MIR. and Mrs. A. Linn and returned
10 thrir nome. The bennctts ana
'i.inns were o,d.tins friends In Iowa.
Fowler Trtbsae.
Dr. y. 8. Mckay. Of Colorado
0DsinGs. viii give . lecture on the
care Of the teeth at the high school
Monday. January 18th. at . ,. u. Tho
pub,ic In scaeeai V vrssd 70 attend.
No <hafge fes ol0iassoe.
hr. end Mrs. IA Hilton. Of Nor.
rtdxewock. haine. sto0es1 II L.
Junta three Gays tAh week. and
were the gues4s Of u. and Mrs. 4.
u. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton
wsre on tAsif vay - CaA1esaiA vAses
tAsy ezpsct % stay through the re.
.nainins viatss ooatAs
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
TsssSsy e~srs'Ssry c,Sb.

The Tuesday Afternoon Embro,desy
Club vas entertained. this week. In its
initial 1919 assembly. BY Mrs. c. X.
Orahood. At her home. so7 Cimarron
avenue.
All members were present. and the
happy psogram closed With the serv.
Ing Of Exceptionally tempting refresh.
nsut.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-13
Riverside Poultry Farm

laying strain o Lshoeus that can nos ~ ..r,..
80 or pallets start laying I've keep At t. Not
~" rev. but ens This being year In
the business this bahv h
mat i've and grow Into prolific layers also ha,chns that
VIZ ash Esss sor haschns cAx for sale February i
~ Tie dosn hundrsda the hsst on,v ~ en
os entire noct Call and plan. An order, fd h,
rotation. ~ '~- :.
Ptsns East 80 n. D. w.,,.er. pr...
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02
NATIONS PIONEER
Of THE PLAINS
Continued from previous pageJ
time until they were driven to ANA
rillO 10 sell.
Comes to Trans-Pecos Country.

time until they were driven to ANA
rillO 70 sell.
Comes to Trans-PecOs Country.
Hearing of the west Texas country
the Eli Nations range and came to Al
pine to Investigate The conditions
were favorable and he returned and
brought his herd. household goods and
personal property and an ambition to
own a big herd OF cattle His 1900 cst-
tie in Gonzales county were driven TO
San Antonio, loaded and shipped over
the recently completed railroad line to
Alpine. An open range in Lympia can
ycn, in Preside, now Jeff Davis county
was selected for a ranch In addition
to the open range. he bought 5000
acres Of school land at 81 an acre. The
ranch house was the abandoned stage
station for the san Antonio to F;l Paso
stage line The firm name We
Ons-McCutcheon, MT. Nations be1-0
ing taken partner to share the vicis-
STUDIES or the western cattle business
Amarillo the shipping Point.
Amarillo was the big shipping nofn+
for the cattle of those days and II 80
the biggest inland cattle marker in 49,
United States. If not in the world 80
corGlng TO Mr. Nations. The NationS-
McCutcheon company drove the n,,cS-,.
OF their ranch TO Amarillo for 10 veare
Buyers were there from Montana T1tob
the two DakOtas and other narfs - 81 a.
pasture country to buy range fed % IL
and ship them to the northern $500 SI,e
lands. Amarillo Of that day oec1Die5
t ths same aI position IN she cattle Industry
does to the southwest cf today.
Thrills Confined to Hard VOL
Thrills were confined to riding range
16 hours per day. eating the c6neLS
wagon grub and riding In an kinds OF
weather and over all kinds of roads
The indians had gone with the coming
Of the cattlemen, the rlistlers did not
operate so close TO Fort Davis. then a
large army post and the bad actors OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

FL Paso was then beginning TO feel Us
oats as q cattle center, although Ine
cattle between Van Horn ana II Faso
were mighty scarce, Mr.. Nations say 5.
North OF Van Horn was Tat Hullhe
outfit and old man Rooney had a nero
on the Leoncita ranch.
TIE Hash Knife ranch was on the
Pecos and was owned by the ConunSe,n-
tai Cattle company. the losers oy SHY
the Kids desperate operations T. -;
Bronson. afterwards a banker IN II
PasO and now writer OF Ilctlon 4lI1
fact In New York. ran q herd OF cattle
on the Rio Grande in 50 and was
among the first TO occupy that section
OF the west Texas country.
Has Been Strenuous Life.
son. do YOU know that YOU are nav
ing me review a life that has been as
strenuous as hard work. rough sur
roundlngs and tireless effort could
make it," Mr. Nations said. ITO crowd
into a brief talk the happenings OF my
life, which extended over 55 years, Is like
crowding herd OF cattle into a brand
ing chute II I had my life before me
and could know what was coming TO
me as being what has happened I
doubt If j would have the moral cOur-
age to undertake it. 1 have been In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

frank NJ King, Of the livestock 1IIIn
~ +Ee C0x-KinF company, discussing
Re cattle situation here, is very m1cn
in favor Of the Organization OF a.E9o
stock exchange, whereby me Cs.lIs
eo-II5 get together more readily. tor
nc mast three years buyers nave oeell
coming here 10 look over the eaLLe IN
80 -slr5s 10 make their purchases, IN
s+ea5 Of going to Mexico themselves
and buying. and FL Paso is the Logical
point for a great cattle center
ShiDments are received mere me yea
aroIInd. though the bulk OF the falI cat
he usually runs from october 10 gann-
arv. and the spring shipments oesl .s
sfsv / and continue until the uFsJ or
sI1e,rst. Al great deal depends upon the
location to which the cattle are con
signed California buyers want IuSlr
oattLe after the rainy season - P11-,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

dangers which promised to close ny
account right there; members OF nv
IaInlly nave been away from me much
or the time, as never had them At
the ranch, but they always lived in the
nearest town.
never carried a gun from the dav
1 came near shooting my little wife
when 1 thought the gun was not load
co This. doubtless. has saved me. for
meny shOOtings could Be avoided ~
arms were not carried. have bad 10
arm myself when threatened. but ms
was only temporary. and I never cs~-
ried gun one minute longer than 2
had to.
Although / am now in the meat SUP
ply husi IS, this was only an accident
IN my life, Tor am and always have
been cattleman and always WIN ~
The range has a fascination for ne ana
the multiplication OF a herd Is a. ev-
cltlnE as a game OF chess. Iovs h.
All and suppose I would 90 II All 90,
again Just the same II was stsrrf,s-
from Gonzales county for Lvrnpis cs-
yon 20 begin my life as a cattleran
love II and / suppose I always wilis
Fresh butter III Paso r,,t..-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02
WANTS LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE IN
Fl PASO FOR HANDLING CATTLE SALES

and Colorado and the Panhandle buyers
DO not as a rule want their shipments
until the grass Is up.
Mexican ImpOrtatiOns.
Most of the importations OF the Cox
cattle from Sonora as they buv verv lit
tie from chihuahua In the past season
about 5000 head were imported from
sonora OF these, 1900 head were
shipped into the United States through
the ports Of Douglas and NacO. and 5000
mead through the FL PasO port
The majority Of these cattle were
sold to Colorado and west Texas cat
uemen for restocking and feeding pur-
poses -Four trains were shipped to Cali
fornia, to be fed in the Imperial valley.
on ground alfalfa ana cottonseed meal
and hulls Phe Cooking company has
also handled a large number Of Arfzona
and New Mexico cattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02
- s..s.s...

Train Bulletin.
Rock Island -Southwestern train No
8. due at $3.50 Q. m, will arrive at $50
o. m. Texas & Pacific train No. s.. due at
SIS %. m. viii arrive at S-45 o. m Ine
remainder Of the afternoon and eEen-
ing trains are reported on time 1Or sat
urday afternoon and evening
Y. W. c. A lunch, 1870 to ?. Women
and men welcome zth floor Calisher Big
Or. 4. T. SIN Osteopathic ynfIrmnTy,
Dr. Ira " Collins, physician in chief;
DR.. Amelia Burk, Dr.. Grace Parker, Dr..
Paul r Collins. consulting physicians
2OI West Missouri street.
DIS. schuster & ReInemund. Rob
Banner Bldg Providence Hospital
H.F Wright SI D.. D. O., osteopathy
a specially. Herald Bldg.
The yellow baggage wagons are the
wagons that give prompt service. Phone
Z or 1901.
g. z. BHHnEton, zee sIagoffin. Tel.
1888. painting, paperhanging. decorating
DR.. Pearce, osteopathic physician.
Roberts-Banner Bldg, phone PASS.
II. }. PetteEgiII for President.
St Louis No. March 2-H. J. Pet
teugill, Of Dallas, Texas. has been
elected president OF the Bell Telephone
company OF Missouri, to succeed Chas
s. Gleed. Of Kansas City Gleed was
chosen TO succeed T. y. Vail as chair
man OF the board Of the Southwestern
Telephone & Telegraph company. Pet
teugiu is now president Of the South
western company. lie viii become
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

Our hacks are now standing IN the
harm. all hitched up. ready to be sent
on call. and those wishing a hack can
he served much more promptly than
heretofore as we do rot now have TO
RIM out to the hack stand and call one
phone or 1901 and a hack will be there
AT once. We furnish THE hack service
in Ell Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02
LOnEWelFs.


Prescott, Ariz-, March Rain be-
can Failing in Prescott late yesterday,
he first since December "A. Indica-
lions we're that ii would be but
sight fall, though hopes were enter
tai1ed that the drOuth would be bro
ken. The stock industry is suffering
badly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

as radiograms In the navy department
The names of four of the navy's big
wireless stations have been changed as
follows: Cape Elizabeth to Portland.
Maine; Point Iona to san Diego, Cal A;
Table Bluff to Eureka, Cal, and Una
laska to Dutch Ha-bor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02
R1BLE CLASS LEAGUE GAMES

After having been postponed repeat
o,711- eince Jan 10. the basketball games
in the Bible class league at the
VIII be resumed tonight. The ocn-
testants are Normans VS.. Wolverines
and the SaXons VS.. Vikings. The per
centages in the Bible class league so far
are. Normans 1000. SaXOns 100
vikings $50, Wolverines 900. The
Bible class games which were scheduled
for every Saturday night have been
POSTPONED repeatedly on account Of
outside team games As seven more
games remain to be played in the Bible
class league on its trophy competition
the games will be played two series a
Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Pa.,euri1ed milk EI Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

president Of other divisions and VIII be
located in St. Louis
DR.. Gerber. a18 Mills Bldg.
DR.. Klein, physician: internal medf-
cine; special attention given 10 tuber-
cuIosls- office, Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Or. Robinson. diseases of obfldrsn
removed to 21l-212 Roberts-Bauner-
Phone 1 or 1901 and you'll get the
baggage wagon you want
DR.: Jameson, genito-urinary. skin
ana rectal diseases, 618 Mills Bldg
Indian Motorcycles.
Allen Arms and Cycle co.
Had Gun In Her stoct-,,
Los Angeles, Cal. March al was
looking for q man who bss ,,--L,, y, -
me, was the excuse Offered in 1be
ponce court by Mrs n E Walton
when asked to explain WHY sbe ~
carried revolver in her stocking Mrs
WaIIOn Was arrested on a concealed
weapon charge when. as sbs croese5
the street a policeman notfcsd 4ba
outline OF revolver in her stocking
DR.. Cameron. Dentist, 22s Mesa Ave.
For house wiring and fIx+,,-a. -.
the National Telegraphone and S1p1Iv
Company, 81 Mills street.
No delay in getting your bae-oa.-, -
YOU phone ! or 1901
MeKieen Herald, on Gal.
at Wards Pharmacy. IN FL Paso.
Complete and reliable news of MI
happens in Mexico.
DR.. PrsnfiEH. diseases OF stomach and
tntestines. l-oberts-Benner Bldg.
Radiograms Hereafter.
Washington, D c., March s-Wire-
less rnessaees viii hereafter he -,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

DR.. ]. H. Paget, dentist, 5O1-5O2 Rob
erts-Banner Bldg, phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

Have your electTIcal work done b
the old reliable Texas Electrical Supply
Co, 119 \. StSnton St Both phoneA-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

those days had no desire 20 invade the
section which was protected by the
gray-haired regulars who loved the
cattle rustlers and bad men like the
burglar loves the cop. Billy the Kid
was operating In the upper PecoS coun-
try of New Mexico. He raided the
Continental outfits ranch and cost the
people Of the upper Pecos country
thousands OF dollars IN rustled cattle.
But he never got near the Lympia can
ycn ranch and no trOuols was anttcl-
pated from this source.
The Real and Fake BAD Men.
Right there, IN the course Of a mar
rative which covers the 80 years % his
active cattle experience. Mr.. Nations
paused to philOsOphiZe a little on guns
and bad men Bad men We're 10 be
found mostly I'm wild west novels and
moving picture shows, especially the
bromide chap-clad cOwpuncher bad
actor, who shoots from the wrong hip
and wears his handkerchief lEnOtted
wrong side before. There were bad
men among the rough cattle men OF
those days as there We're bad men
among the grOcerymen and the meat
men and the other peaceful pursuits.
But the cOWman. as q disciple Of the
siEshOoter has been slandered and de-
serves a better place in history as a
pioneer Of the best type rather than
good friends Of the powder factories and
the undertakers. Many Of the bad men
of other days were to be found In the
e.
exception in the days before the com
ing of the easterner. Mr. Nations SAYS
Black Jack. deceased. was one OF these
bad men, ard a certain resident Of this
section, name not to be mentioned, as
he is now living and has his shoot
ing eye. is another Of the men who
were really bad with a capital letter
First Visit to FL Pas9.
Joe Nations 5 first visit to III PasO
was in 1884 when he came to the Dor
der town OF adobe to arrange for a
shipment OF cattle from the Lympia
canyon ranch The Bronson block had
just been completed. The Grand Cen
trail hotel was as grand in those days
as IL was central, being located on
the site Of the Arson Mills building.
Joe Schutzs store was where the
Walk building is and the stock yards
were located near where the Stanton
street station Of the G. II. & 5 A. rail-
road is now located. The first sale
OF cattle in Fl Paso was made to
Casaquz. a French cattle buyer we'll
known in this part OF the country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02


John J. Valentine, the well
known president of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express,
when living said: In trav-
cling over the United
States IN my private car |
do not get such excellent
cream anywhere as | get of
the FL Paso Dairy Com
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02
Full measure at SOUTHWESTERN Fuel co.

Fresh buttermnk. FL PasO Dairy co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

Washington, D c., March Wire
less messages viii hereafter be known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

Pnsteuri1ed milk. FL Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

Fresh butter FL PasO Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02
Radiograms Hereafter.

Or. PrsnfiEa. diseases OF stomach and
Intestines. Roberts Banner Bl6e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

Y. W. c. A lunch, 1870 to 2. Women
and men welcome. 4th floor Calisher Big
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02


A gentleman who has been
spending his winters here
for several years says: i
am always glad to get
back to FL PasO on account
of the excellent milk I get
from the Ell Paso Dairy
Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

Indian Motorcycles.
Allen Arms and Cycle 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

at Wards Pharmacy. IN 81 pan
Complete and reliable news of Vyb9t
happens in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

No delay in getting your baggage II
you phone ! or 1901 %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

g. z. Ellington, zee Hagoffin. Te!
1893. painting, paperhanging. decorating
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

DrE. schuster & ReInemund. Rob
erts- Banner Bldg Providence Hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

General AnsOraN4iAssaft
viewing the plant Of the-E
Paso Dairy Company. sad
to Mr.. Smith: 'ThePeople
of Ell Paso owe you a debt
Of 'gahtudet hey.can never
repay for theveV excellent.
Dairy arrangements yen
have gwen them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

the Fl Paso theatre the great
showing Of the Inflated Maine
be half to show
s the entire history great and also contains
including the recent assembling
Of in review ever
held The prices Of admission and .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02

president Of other divisions and VIII be
located in St. Louis.