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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
High School seniors Entertained

Hlqh School Seniors Entertained
The senior class Of the Bryan high
school, which is composed Of eleven
young girls and FIVE young men, was
shown a beautiful social courtesy on
last Friday evening at the hospitable
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Cloud
Misses Cora Cloud, Sarah Lizzie
Powers and Mr.. Walter Holmes be-
ing the delightful hostesses and host
Of the evening.
Pink and white, the class colors'
we're given prominence In the deco
rations. quantity OF roses being ar
ranged In various receptacles, and
their fragrance as well as their nat
ural beauty lent a delightful sugges-
ton to the general attractiyeness OF
the rooms
After some minutes spent in cheer
full conversation. the guests were
rendered a treat when they were In
yited TO the Colonial Theatre, where
they witnessed a home talent play
"The Iron Hand" which proved most
ENJOYABLE. The usual zest attendant
upon such occasion was evident and
at no time did the fun lag.
At the conclusion OF the play the
party repaired to Holmes ice cream
parlor. where the decorations OF pinl
and white tones found further aeeen
tuation. and a dainty cream cours'
| was served with delicious cake.
The warm cordiality Of the enter
tainers. the delightful informally o
/ the occasion. and the bringing te
sether Of cougeuial spirits made III
event ideal .n every respect. and Of
leave-tating The guests were proius
IN their thanks tor the enioya6l
D evening.
| The graduates ard guests presen
/. were Misses Jessie Kate Lyons. Be
tie Loa Weaver. Anb-a wilkersor
\ Lucy Harrisoc. Lois Pipkin. Rub
l south. Sa-ah Lizzie Powers, Riehi
. NsElart. Frankie Wilson. Vera Re-
holds. Co-a Cloud. Ada Beard. Emil
Tatun Bsss Bs1rt % Waco: Messr
Ncah D1-shy. Frazk Whitman. Cha
lsr CrazSart. George Wicker. Walt'
. Hoizss. Clars-cs Killer. Tom Po'
s-s. Carl SATaEs. Roy Youns. No
~ CIo-t c ?. Bullock. Mansk
Professors George Simpson, R. Bate
n A Miller
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TIE sixth birthday anniversary o.
Master Joe Jea Daniorth vas charm
i-Eiy celebrated last Saturday after
nooa A. the home o. bis grand
mother. Mrs. ". = Roberts. his par
suts. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daniorth.
planning an afternoon o. genuine
happiness in honor OF the date Tor
the little oele5rant and his friends.
The sixty little guests assembled at
$3.50. each bearing a greeting Of CON
graduation and a gift.
The spacious green lawn was in
readiness for the fun.loying crowd
and many childish games we're In
dulsed in. A basketball contest In
which. while blindiolded. the geusts
were required to throw a ball into
basket. was greatly enjoyed, a SOU
venir being awarded for success to
Master Jack Doane A merry time
was experienced with a bear" con
test. when each little contestant was
given the task OF hopping on one foot
for a certain distance. holding In his
or her arm a bear" Miss Dorothy
Doane and Master George Griffin Jr.
proved winners and we're awarded
nleasing trophies. Frolic and fun
continued through two merry hours
when at last came the main feature
of the party.
To the tune of an inspiring march
played on the piano, the little guests
marched in couples to the dining
room, where the birthday table pre-
scented an attractive picture, with its
polished surface embelllshed to fea
ture May pole. The American
Beauty rose gave exquisite red color
tones and with fern sprays formed
mound in which the may pole was
conferred. From the pole alternating
red and white ribbons reached to the
plates. where lovely souvenirs mark
ed the places. Delicious cream ant
cake was served. The cutting OF TIL
birthday cake, Illuminated by six rel
candles. sparkling amid wreath o
scarlet blossoms, caused much de
light, as each child was eager to Gu
some symbol contained therein
, Those whom fortune favored wer'
Katherine Henderson, Franchell
Roberts, Kate Parker and Duran
( Cunningham.
The invited guests were Myrtl
" billiard, Ruth Beard Lila Grahai
n Bryan, Durant Cunningham, Leil
Law Davis, Pauline Davis, Doroth
Doane, Hattie RGss Griffin, Nell
Harris Katherine Henderson, Id
! Belle Higgs, Mary Jones, Lille Bes
Kyle, Lucille Lipseomb, Lollie Louis
Myers, Nancy Moore, Jane Olive
Kate Parker, Margaret Parker MAJ
Parker, Frances Parker Merry L
Ian Parks, Franehelle Roberts, Ha
riet Rushing, Mildred salley, France
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Reading - Daffodils Words
WORTH, Mrs. McInnis.
Music-"Last Rose OF Summer
Table talk-"Southey," leader, Mrs.
R. s Webb and Mrs. ]. w. Bats.
Reading-"The Battle of Blenheim'
(southey), Mrs. Albert Buchanan
Table talk - "Coleridge," leader,
Mrs. S. c. Hoyle and Mrs. A. NJ. Wal
drop.
Reading THE Ancient Mariner
(Coloridge), Mrs. Bartlett Sims,
A quiz on Wordsworth was enjoy
ed. resulting in the first prize a
daintily.bound volume OF words
worth's poems, being presented to
Mrs. McInnis. Mrs Albert Buchanan
was given the consolation trophy an
exauisitely wrought bust of the poet
which was purchased by Mrs. Sims
at Wordsworth's home in old Eng
land.
The guests we're then invited into
the beautiful dining room, where q
wealth of pink roses made every nooF
bright and fragrant. Iced tea, witt
sandwiches, nuts, olives, waters anc
minis were served, and around th'
circle of friends assembled man!
beautiful words of love and appreeia
! ton for Mrs. Sims, "our hostess
friend. adviser and inspiration were
sincerely spoken.
Mrs. Bartlett Sims and her tw'
little daughters, Gertrude and Pris
ella. and Miss Kathleen Sims, as
sisted most charmingly in the enter
tainment of the guests.
The next meeting of this delightful
club has not yet been announced bu
every member is hoping 1t Will b
at an early date.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school at s:45 a. m. Elon
Smart superintendent. Come ana
bring someone with you.
Preaching services at II a. m. and
7.45 D. m. by Rev. W. R. Hill Of Hous'
ton Come and hear the message he
brings for you.
Westminster League at I p. m.
You are most cordially invites to
worship with US at any and all OF
these services.
CHARLTON H. STOREY, Pastor.
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day Of oblIgation) -7;SO a. M, HOLY
Communion; 1880 p. m, choir re-
hearsal.
Frlday-7:3O a. m, peace Euchar'
list.
The rogatlon days which fall In this
week are the times of special prayer
and supplIcation Of the church, for
the blessing OF God, prosperity and
increase.
Ascension day is the festival OF
holy commemoration OF our Blessed
Lords Ascension into heaven and
the church expects her children to be
present at service in church at least
once upon that day.
RANDOLPH RAY. Rector.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
LEXINGTON PosToFFlcE WAS
ROBBED BY LONE BANDIT
Assistant Postmaster Compelled to
Stand While Robber Took $500.

Lexington. Tex, May s.-The Lex
ington postoffice was robbed Thurs
day night by a lone bandit ans more
than 5000 was taken. Conner Porter
assistant postmaster, was attending
TO correspondence work at the office
when about II o'clock he heard a
knock at the back door He opened
It and faced a holdup man armed
with an automatic. The robber or
dered him to open the vault and turn
his back. Porter was then told 70
keep perfectly still for half an hour
during which time the escape "a;
made. There is no clew.
Mr.. Porter. the assistant. Is
grandson Of ]. W. Hardcastle- pos,
master
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anniversary. Friday afternoon TINS
very important event was joyously
celebrated with a party at the home
of the little hosess' parents, her
mother planning the affair as sur
prise to her daughter.
Much fun was had In childish
games for more than two hours ana
perhaps the most fun of all was pin
ming on the donkey's tail" The lucky
ones we're little Miss Maris Brogdon
and Master Donald Cole, each receiy'
ing a lovely box of candy. Conclud-
ing the games. they were asked into
the dining room, where in honor OF
this occasion we're beautiful decora'
lions and a lovely birthday CAKE
with six pink tapers in rose holders
awaited them. The cake was EN-
bossed in large gold letters-"Jewel
Marie. 5-7-15." The central EN-
bellishment Of the table was to simu
late n lake with ducks floating on the
surface, and by means of pink rib
bons that extended to each little
guest. the ducks were received az
souvenirs. The good wishes were
made as the candles on the CAKE
were blown out. A plate of cream
was served with the cake.
The many gifts that were Drough
by the friends will be pleasant re
| minders of this happy day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
Mrs. A. W. Wllkerson

Hostess 10 Embroidery Club
Pleasant entertainment was given
the members of the Embroidery Club
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. A. w.
wukerson. The weather was not
propitious. but despite threatening
skies. the guests eagerly responded
and found a cheerful contrast within
where the freshness and beauty OF
spring was suggested. and all enjoyed
TO the fullest the cordial hospitality
that always peryades the home.
Clusters OF pink La France roses and
white oleanders were arranged ad'
vantageously in every place avail
able throughout the reception suite
The pleasant surroundings formed an
ideal setting for the participants, who
worked busily on dainty pieces o.
handwork and exchanged ideas OF in
terest.
Concluding the busy sewing hour
came an impromptu program o.
music. contributed by Mesdamei
Roger Astin and W. C. Davis.
A tempting ice course with ice ter
was attractively served.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
aFi.Fi Of The Doll House'-

"Fi-Fi Of the Doll House.
Bryan is to have the opportunity
soon OF witnessing a real musical
treat at the Colonial Theatre with
good talent OF the city in the cast.
~N-Fl OF the Doll House" is the title,
and Mrs. W. c. Davis will appear In
the principal role as F-Fi. Other
leading characters will be Bonnie
Miss Anita Park: Loosely. Miss Dec
lice Hickman: Pc Peep. Miss Evelyn
Sanders Ink Spot, Miss Cora Garth;
Man in the Moon. Mr.. Case; Tin
Heart. Mr.. Neal Zuber; Prince Lolly
Pop. Mr.. Ed Saunders; Sand Man.
Mrs. Marshall: Captain Banarch. Mr..
Osborne Johnson: Tack Hammer.
Mr. R. A. Harrison; Aurella, Miss
Ada Field: Laughing Doll, Mrs. ]. A.
Mcqueen: Talking Doll, Mss Louise
Bate.
Fancy dances and choruses will
brighten the evenings program, and
will be chaperoned as follows;
Bridesmaids. Mrs. C. S. Parker and
Mrs. J. E. Astin; China Dolls, Mrs.
John B. Hines; Paper Dolls, Mrs. J.
A. Mcqueen; Letter Blocks, Mrs.
Seth Mooring. Animals, Mrs. Mabel
Castles; Fairies. Mrs. W. D. Law
renee. Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Johnson
and Mrs. Garth; Flower Girls, Mrs
G. w. Smith Jr., Mrs. W. s. Wilson
Mrs. D. c. de Maret and Mrs. F. II.
Blodgett
The cast inclcudes about $50 people
and presents most charming and
sparkling entertainment.
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3 =

Smith, Ruth Mozelle Vlck, Lille
Rush Walker, Marie Elizabeth Webb,
Louise Weddlngton, Elizabeth VIII
son, John Heard Astln, A. X. Brown
Jr., Hendrix Conway. ErvJ Conway,
Allen de Maret, Jack Doane, Rhodes
Dunlap, Charles Edge, Leldon Ellis
George Griffin, Coulter Hoppess OF
Hillsboro, William Hudspeth d. C.
Jones Jr. Milton Maloney. Paul Me-
Gee, Billie oliver, James Plpkln. olin
Sanders. George Smith. James Thorn
as Jr., Sam Trant. Manley Weaver
Frank Webb Jr, Spires Whitaker
Harry williams, Willie Wilson Jr.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
q V p. u. PROGRAM.

Subject. One Hundred and Third
Psalm.
Leader. Miss Ethel Hall.
Remembering Gods Benefits" G.
W. Stevenson.
Song, Count Your Many Bless
ings."
Scripture quotation verses I to 81
Miss Fay Driver.
Gods Blessings on the Cody
Man" NJ. A. Miller.
Piano solo, Miss Ethel Evans
Gods Blessings on the World
Miss vivian Showers.
Gods Blessings on the Unive>Se'
j. l.. Reese.
Closing exercises.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
Allen Academy BOYS Ranqueted-

Hotel Bryan was the scene OF
very pretty banquet given Friday
night in honor of Aliens victorious
track team. The team won first place
at A. & NJ. in the academy division
of the State intersoholastic meet. BE-
sides winning the meet the boys
won n beautiful loving cup given by
A. G NJ College. This makes the
third time this cup has been in Al
lens possession and it is now ours
TO have and to hold
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.

Services for the week beginning
May 3:
Sunday fifth after Easter)-1SO
n m. Holy Communion; $3.50 a. m.'
Sunday school. 10 a. m, morning
prayer and sermon.
Monday (rogation day)-4 p, M
St Andrews Guild meets; p. m''
litany.
Tuesday (rogation day)-6 p. m''
litany
Wednesday (rogation day)-6 p
m, litany.
Thursday Ascension day - holy
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08

FOR sALE-Good galvanized cistern.
VIII hold 1900 gallons. VIII sell
cheap. See A. D. Graham, care Eagle
office.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08

For sALE-on account OF death /
have for sale or trade for farm
lands. one hotel, completely furnish
ed. one livery barn and stock one
saloon and stock; one pool room For
information apply to Eagle office by
letter.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08

Pleasant Birthday Party
May Z is a very important day in
the calendar with Miss Jewel Marie
Spreokelmeyer, it being her birthday
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
Notes and Personals

Miss Cora Garth, president of the
Bachelor Girls Club, has called a
meeting OF the club for Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock at Carnegie Library.
The Embroidery Club will hold It's
next meeting on Tuesday, May 20,
with Mrs. S. c. Williams as hostess.
Mrs. l.. S. Whitaker and children
left Tuesday for Pensacola, FIa., Tor
visit to the formers sister, before
going to Chattanooga, Tenn, for
couple Of months visit to Mrs. Whit
takers parents.
Mrs. p. S. Park left today for a
| f.fa,da Ia Mavia
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Nice homegrown straw
berries, i5c per box. Phone liii-z
rings. F. W. Yeager
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08

Mrs. p. S. Park left today for a
weeks visit to friends in Mexia.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Matthew Lushac and Josephine Va.
lenta.
James oliver and Carrie Finley.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-08
FOR sALE-MilllOns OF large ueIl'

FOR SOLICITATIONS Of large held'
grown cabbage plants (ten yarie'
tIes,. tomato plants By the million
nineteen yaritles, 500 for 81; l'OOo
for $50; in lots of 5000 at 81 per
I 900 twenty-five per cent discount
10 farmers and truck growers. Prices
r. o. B. Nayasota. Plant cabbage
and tomatoes on your farms and feed
the darkies. Scott Floral Company
Nayasota, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
4 ANN0UNCEFOR.
SCHOOLELECTION
Stevens, Prudential, Haw-
ley and Whitaker Can
didates For Board.

Charles B. Stevens, Samuel J. Freud
enthal, A l. Hawley and +. N. Whitaker
have announced themselves as candi-
dates for the city school board at the
city school election to be held May /.
These candidates are understood to
have announced at the solicitation Of
their friends, but that they viii ask the
endorsement Of the County and City
Democratic club-the anti ring organf-
zatiOn-at its next regular meeting.
The men who have announced for
the board Of education are all we'll
known locally, are men Of families and
are engaged in business here.
Charles B. Stevens has been a resi-
dent OF FL Paso for the past % years
and has been engaged in the real estate
ana insurance business with his
brother II. B. Stevens
Samuel J. Prudential has been a
resident OF FL Paso for more than 80
years and served a term as school trus-
tee 20 years ago. He is expresident Of
county commissioner and is the secre-
tary and active in the management Of
the h Lesinsly Co. wholesale grocer
HawIey Is FlnancIer.
A. l. Hawley is general auditor for
the Southwestern railroad system and
IS considered one OF the best financial
experts in the southwest.
+. NJ Whitaker is an attorney and
was member Of the school board at
Midland. Texas. for four years before
he came to FL Paso.
The announcement of the four eandi-
dates Tor school board members opened
the campaign for the school election
which viii be held Saturday, Nav J.
While no announcement has been made
by the ring" organization. il is IN
derstood that meetings have been held
and plans considered for putting a
ring" ticket in the field. Three OF the
old ring board Will hold over another
year They are Robert Holiday. Dr.
j. a Pickett and Claiborne Adams. II
Is understood that the ring will seek
to elect at least two additional ring"
men 20 the board in order TO control
the board Of education.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
PROMINENT POLITICIAN OF
COLORADO MAY LOCATE HERE

Edwin V. Brake, Of Colorado, is visit
ing in Fl Paso and may locate here
Mr.. Brake is a close friend Of Judge Ben
Lindsey. Of the Denver juvenile court,
and managed judge Lindsey's campaign
in 1898 when the judge ran. on an in
votes and was elected over both his
Republican and Democratic opponents.
Since that time Mr.. Brake has served
as labor commissioner OF Colorado and
was Democratic nominee for secretary
OF state on the ticket headed by former
senator T. NJ Patterson at the last
election The Democratic ticket was
defeated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
For Sale Real Estate-City Property.


S65O-S2O0 CASH
Small frame house on full south front
lots near Alta Vista school and car line in
East FL Paso. $500 cash. bal SIS a month
S3ejO-SIOO CASH.
Good room house paved street in
Alta Vista SIS month. including interest.
S3gJO-S25O CASH.
Beautiful room bungalow on Bliss St /.
has every builtin feature. south front, in
second block SIS month including interest
S6OO-S265 CASH.
Two room frame on south front lots,
extension OF Montana St. Government Hill,
SO month
Wanted-1Iore houses TO sell on easy pay
ments-
CreeI & Phillips
507 First Nat Bank Bldg Phone 5115.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
BIGGEST MONEY MAKER on THE
MARKET


- room tenement hotel. centrally To-
Gated; well furnished; lease o. X $1,000
cash viii swing this deal.
10 rooms sleeping porches beautifully
furnished, all rooms rented for good prices;
very desirable location. must be seen TO be
appreciated. Rent SEQ $500 cash, balance
monthly.
Close in Oh y Stanton, AN IL room room
Ing house; large, well ventilated rooms;
beautifully furnished: for $50. $3.50 cash.
balance $50 per month. Rent $50.
A beautiful little bungalow. rooms.
bath and porch; new and beautifully fur
uished- furniture and lease for $3.50; rent
so per month.
VI. T.. ToWnley.
With Bailey Land Go.
50s Mesa Ave. Phone e06S.
VALLEY LANDS.
2Ils acres land Of the CanutiIIo. s1e5 per
acre.
y acres. Chamberino. main ditch. paved
road. SIS per acre.
% acres. 20 acres alfalfa, SAP Miguel. 500
per acre
70 acres. all cultivated. Las Cruces. SO
per acre
R. c. Bailey land Co
SOC Nesa ave. Phone e06S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
JUSTICE COURTS.
ETmrwHr- nre~EtIru~-

State Of Texas VS.. r. j. Garnett,
speeding: pleaded guilty and fined s.
and costs.
State Of Texas VS.. II. Wallace. as
sault; pleaded guilty and fined IS and
costs.
State OF Texas VS.. sam Scott, assault
to murder; bond fixed at $500.
J. VI. DeaFer. Presiding.
State Of Texas vs.. Eefugio Fuente,
disturbing the peace: pleaded guilty
and fined 81 and costs.
s. II. Sutherland vs. 7. r. Raiucy.
forcible entry and detainer; filed
Humoerto TrevlnO and Gustavo Ire
vino VS.. ry-kilpatrick Realty COM
pauy and American Lumber & Invest
ment company. 500 damages; judgment
for plaintiff for $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
4IsT DISTRICT COURT.


James d. McIlroy Us. II. F. Hare, suit
for S62S9.79 damages; filed
c. IT. Boles VS.. ". A. Coggin ct al
suit on note: filed
J. Z. Orfela VS. J. Z. Garrett ct al,
suit for accounting for $4,000: filed
Lamar Davis vs. Z. 5. Newman, tres
pass to try title: on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16

CLOSE IN BARGAIN
IS feet on s Oregon at sacri-
flee Owner must sell Best
bay on the street
LOTS on CORNER.
Highland Park $3.50 for the 4.
for quick sale Owner must
have money.
NEW > ROOM BUNGALOW.
Government Hill. paved street.
loss This is snap all built
in features. Only $500. terms. n
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW.
Near high school rooms.
basement and heat, south front.
street paved. on your own terms
Ss50e. Must be seen 10 be ap-
preciated.
VALLEY HOME TRACT.
Just what you want Only
niles down and on the interur-
ban No valley land ever sold
before on such easy terms. 10
percent down. 3 percent per
month No interest. no taxes.
any size tract you want Let US
show you
FINE APPLE ORCHARD.
We have one Of the finest
young apple orchards within 10
miles OF FL PasO for sale or
trade. 1899 4 year old trees, viii
be bearing next year Let US
tell you all about it,
Anderson Filler.
SUPERIOR HOMES
II Buckler Bldg. Phone fg1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
FINEST RANCH IN UPPER
VALLEY

eii miles from railroad sta
ton 10 acres. all I'm high state
Of cultivation so acres in beau
tifui stand Of alfalfa 80 acres
in grain. 20 acres in fruit. 1890
trees in all IS Bartlett pear
trees on = acre produced $3.50
net This year 100 more trees
viii bear In 1917 500 addi-
tional trees will come in. bal
ance following year,
Ranch complete with houses.
$50 ton hay barn, all farming
Implements. COW. hogs. chick
ems. turkeys. 6 head Of horses
and everything to make LAP COM
plete ranch This ranch can
not be appreciated without be-
ing seen; an ideal home. own
er viii introduce books showing
property pays good net income
on price asked In years prop
erty should be worth double. on
account Of fruit trees coming in
Price today. $50. 900; easy
terms TO right parties. Only
reason owner has for selling Is
on account OF poor health.
VIII consider some trade.
RrUuddus & lie Baron.
e09-210 First Nat Bank Bldg
Phone 1853
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
For Sale-ROOming Houses.

BOOMING HOUSE BARGAIN.
10 large rooms on corner. close in
north side. extra nice furniture: must
sell 1915. $500 down
Cash BUYER Waiting FOR a roomlng
house worth about $1,000
10 Room Ronmlng House on San
Antonio. a dandy s105O.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-16
For SaIe o. EEehange-Rsal Estate


I HAVE $4,000 worth OF close in business
property that is renting for $500 yearly.
viii sell for small cash payment and bal
ance can De paid in the next years. or will
trade fo- other property Phone 47l0.
$500 EQUITY in brand new 4 room bunga-
low. blocks from library. 20 trade, would
consider : passenger Ford or some good
car, or what have you 10 trader Address
a B. O.. care Herald.
WANTED passenger late model machine
as First payment ON modern 4 room bun
galov. With large Elassed in sleeping porch.
hardwood floors all builtin features; loca-
ton cannot be- beat or viii sell on easy
terms Deal direct with owner Pm asa
FOR SALE OR TRADE for valley or ranch
land. 40 acres in Ozark mountains. north
western Arkansas. 1900 apple trees. so grape,
% plums and so peach. best varieties and
lust coming bearing age having house.
barns, wells and fences, on county road and
rural mail. 1 mile from depot on main line
railroad j. n Ferguson. Elephant Butte.
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