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Evening star., 1915-01-20
note willingly tapparently) renounce

note willingly (apparently) renounce
this protection.
So commonplace Is this clause now
that I doubt whether four-fifths Of the
farmers of the country know it Is on
the note or appreciate its meaning. II
should be prohibited for banks to force
any such agreement on farmer,
either directly or indirectly.
The borrower walks out homeless
hungry, discouraged, burdened with
sorrow and perhaps even with debt, If
at forced sale the security was still os-
tensibly inadequate. He becomes apa-
thetic, useless. and finally dies Of a
broken heart long before his time
Years OF healthy toll would not have
brought him to this pass. but he has
been legally cheated of his homestead
rights. and when by the rise in the
price of wheat the opportunity comes
after a lifetime of waiting for him to
lift himself from the slough of debt
into which he had been thrust, he finds
an iron grating, an embargo. thrown
across the slough which prevents any
thing but his head from emerging
Enough for him to see and hear that in
the final analysis he has been again
cheated.
LIONEL II. LEADANL
Paeonian Springs. Va
Evening star., 1915-01-20
CRUISER ON WAY TO HAITI.
Gunboat Wheeling Will Remain at
Port au Prince to Protect Americans,

Official dispatches today said condi-
tions were quiet in Port au Prince, the
capital of Haiti. The cruiser Wash
ington with $50 marines aboard left
Hampton roads yesterday for Cape
Haitien, the storm center of the revo-
lutionists who are seeking to over
throw the Theodore government.
The gunboat Wheeling will remain at
Port au Prince to protect American and
other foreign interests in the capital
in any emergency which may arise
should the revolutionists under the
leadership of Gen. Guillaume press
southwark from Cape Haitien as now
seems probable.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED.
New York Opens Emergency Shops
in Training Schools.

NEW YORK, January 20.-Emergency
workshops for the unemployed, de-
cided upon yesterday by the executive
committee of the mayors committee on
unemployment. are to be opened today
in every training school OF the Chill
dren's Aid Society in this city. City
Chamberlain Bruere announced tina
private contributions aggregating $500
for the operation of these workshops
already have been received
OF the unemployment fund of $780,
600 which the mayors committee has
decided to raise. 100000 will be needed
to keep the workshops running until
spring, Chamberlain Bruere stated.
while 100000 will be required for an
emergency loan fund and $50, 900 for
miscellaneous plans.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Sues for $24, 900 Damages.

The Interstate Agency Company has
filed suit to recover $4,000 damages
for alleged breach of contract from
the American Home Life insurance
Company. Through Attorney Frank E.
Elder. tho plaintiff alleges the defend
ant failed to carry out its part of an
agreement by which the plaintiff was
TO act as III teneral agent and to write
accident, h )th and life policies.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
WOULD FEED HOGS LIKE BABIES
Boiled or Pasteurized Milk Should
Be Used, DEPARTMENT Declares.

Animals. especially hogs. should hsvs
milk boiled or pasteurized before II Is
fed to them, just like babies. declares
the Department of Agriculture. Hog y
in certain dairy districts are even dis
because they do not drink pasteurized
milk, says a writer IN the weekly new =
letter of the department.
The fact that the foot-apd-mouthd dis
ease may be communicated to cattle.
sheep, other ruminants and swine Gas
the phraseology goes) through the
milk OF infected cows makes II es
pecially important at this time. the de
partment declares. for cattle raisers
to make certain that the skinned mil X
they obtain from creameries has beet
pasteurized. The creamery skimmed Il
milk which the raiser feeds to his al
mails should be pasteurized by a.
means, or at least should be boiled.
Ior,>~ n Eaveuson of TemDle WAS
Evening star., 1915-01-20
US. OFFICIAL REJECTED
i BY CITY IN ENGLAND
Vice Consul Outright Objectionable
to Nottingham on Account of
Newspaper Letters.
NOTTINGHAM. England. via London,

NOTTINGHAM. England. via London.
January Com account of letters
written by him and published in q
newspaper at Lincoln. Neb., John l..
Outright, newly accredited American
vice consul at Nottingham. did not
take up the duties for which he came
to this city. but returned to London.
Mr.. Outright departed from Noting
ham after he had been informed by the
mayor and other city officials that he
would not be acceptable as vice con-
sui because his newspaper letters were
regarded as expressive of pro-German
sentiments.
Before coming to Nottingham Mr.
sui at Coburg. Germany. While there
he wrote the letters to which the Not
tlngham officials took exception.
Mr. Outright is a son of John Gut
formerly private secretary of William
j. Bryan. The son, a graduate of the
University of Nebraska, had been in
the consular service only a few months.
Outright Recalled.
John L. Outright, American vice
consul at Nottingham, England, was
recalled, according to a statement to-
day by Secretary Bryan. because a let
ter written by Mr.. Outright and pub
lished in an Omaha paper Contained
expressions of opinion in regard to the
war" A report from Nottingham said
Mr.. Outright had left there for Lon
don after being informed by the mayor
and other city officials that he would
not be acceptab BILE as vice consul at that
place.
Secretary Bryan's statement, after
declaring that the department had no
confirmation from Nottingham that Mr.
outright had been informed that his
presence there as an official was objec-
tlonabl adds:
Upon receiving word that he had left
toburg notice was sent to him at Not
tingham which he received upon his
arrival and the department was in
formed several days ago that he would
sail from Europe on the 18th. Re-
ceiving later information that he had
gone to London instructions were sent
to him there in care of the embassy
to return at once to the United States"
Evening star., 1915-01-20

Federation for tho approval OF that
body at it's next meeting, which is
scheduled for the first day OF February.
and it is now thought that but little
opposition to q return visit will de-
velop in that organization.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Secretary Redfield Goes west.

Secretary Redfield of the Department
Il Commerce left here yesterday for
tho middle west and southwest on
speaking tour in the interests of the
development2of American trade chan
a ne,s ...h' ssr0sd He will be gone about
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Lunch Envelopes
@ for 1Oc

G1assine Lunch Paper
Envelopes, large enough
for two sandwiches. 4
dozen for 10c. Stationery
Dept.
Evening star., 1915-01-20

James r. Ferguson of Temple wa
inaugurated Governor of Texas yester
day.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Children's 81 and
SIS Coats, $2.98

Little Children's Coats
of wool chinchi1la, in
gray and navy blue; also
corduroy, in brown. navy
and green. with and
without drop belt. Sizes
2 to 6 years.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Bungalow Aprons
2Q~

Bungalow Aprons, of
gingham. pink and blue
checks. stripes and plain
colors, in tan, pink and
blue; made with round
neck, kimono sleeves, belt
and pocket: piped with
white; well made.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Csc Salt and Pepper,
15c Each

Silver Deposit Salt or
Pepper Shakers, neat
pressed glass shapes,
with non-corrosive silver
tops.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Soc Wash Blonde
49c Yard

72 : inch Wash Blonde
Net, superior elose-mesh
quality. in white, cream
and ecru color.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Long Kimonos
S1.29

Long Flannelette and
Crepe kimonos, empire
back, some with adjust
able waist bands; v and
round necks; collars trim
med with satin: pretty
floral effects. Large va
riety of colorings.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
ST Silk Poplins
CSC Yard

36-inch Imported Silk
Poplins, in all street and
evening shades; also
white and black.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
$500 Comforts
$1.1O Each

Double-bed Size Com
forts, filled with white
cotton, soft and fluffy;
covered with finest grade
silkolines, in light and
dark colors. Have an eX-
ira seam in the covering.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Boys S. and $6
O'Coats, $2.39

Boys Long T ouri S I
Overcoats. Of fancy wool
and wool mixtures; light
and dark designs. with
shawl and convertible
collars. Sizes l2 to is
years.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
59c Crib Blankets
29c Each

Woolnap Crib Blankets,
size 30x40; soft fleece
finish, in Teddy Bear and
other nursery designs.
Evening star., 1915-01-20

75c Wizard Triangle Oil Floor
Mops, long adjustable handle.
76c dozen of Rogers Solid Nickel
Silver Teaspoons, fancy design.
75c Ename1ed Foot Tubs; 1s-
inch size.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Boys $1.5O and 81
Pants, 85c Pair

Boys All-wool Fancy
Cashmere knickarbocker
Pants: inner lined with
durable silesia. Sizes 5 to
is years.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Shopping Bags
1Oc Each

Twine Shopping Bags.
large size, strongly made.
with double riveted ham
dies.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
25c Cannon Cloth
17c Yard

36 inch White Cannon
Cloth, heavy linen finish
grade: has the appear
ance of all-linen suiting.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
S. TwoAPants Suits
81. .40

Boys EXtr II e avy
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
with TWO p AIR 5 of
pants. Norfolk models,
in dark patterns. Sizes 6
to IS years.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
SOC Imperial Silks
29c Yard

SO inch Imported Inn
perial Silks, in plain and
brocade effects. Silk-and-
cotton fabric, ideally suit
ed for street and after
noon frocks. Large as
sortment of shades.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
12Hc Draperies
6Ac Yard

Yard wide Silkolines
and Printed Scrims, in
pretty all-over and bor-
der designs: all colors.
For curtains, draperies,
scarfs and covering COM
forts.
Evening star., 1915-01-20

Black Satine Petticoats,
soft lustrous finish, with
plated f1ounce and tuck
ed: seams felled; all
lengths.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10
RESIGNS ASEA
FL PASO PASTOR
Rev. Ed L. Millican and
Wife Both Will Enter
Theological Seminary.

Rev. Ed L. AilIican has resigned as
pastor Of the East Fl Paso Baptist
church. and will enter the Southwest
ern Baptist Theological seminary. at
Fort Worth. for course OF study Mrs
Mulican viii also enter the seminary
for training as a teacher.
During the four Years that Rev Mr.
Millican has been pastor Of the East
FL Paso Baptist church there has been
a substantial growth. the congregation
has installed new pews and chandeliers
i'm the church auditorium and an addi-
tional room. &c by 40 feet in size,
has been built for the Sunday school
room.
Begins With 80 Members
When Mr.. Millican took charge the
congregation numbered only IS mem
bers. and six of these lived out Of thu
city. During the past four years .
people have Joined the church and Of
this number $50 have been baptised
by Rev Mr. Nllican- The present
membership Of the church is 1873
llr Millican. u years ago. helped 10
organize the sunday school and start
the work toward the organization OF
the church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10
POLICE STATION
IS REARRANGED

The jailer's and clerks desk at the
city Jail has been transferred into q
special room created for that purpose
in the rear Of the jan and q connecting
link between the Jail proper and the
emergency hospital The mounted po-
licemeu are now stationed in this de-
partment and into the enclosed space,
which leads to the cement paved alley
the'~Julia' wagon and ambulance may
back up and discharge its prisoners
and its wounded
The space that was formerly used
for the clerks office and the booking
OF prisoners will now become a gen
eraI waiting room. while the old emer-
gency hospital in the east part Of the
building is now the captains office
Changes have also taken place upon
the second floor.
Chief Of police Don Johnson has a
neat office at the extreme east part
Of the building. Adjoining this office
is the detective clerks office where all
the police files are kept ana where the
BertilliOn filing system is to be in
stalled Adjoining the clerks office is
the office OF Capt W a. George, Of
the detective department while a wait
ing room has been made out OF the
room formerly used by the file depart
meEt.
The municipal court room has been
doubled its former size and recently
20 comfortable benches We're installed
I'm moving the jailers office to the
rear Of the prison the old board stand.
where so many pockets have been
emptied and so many thousands OF
names have been booked, has been re-
moved
At this warped and worn board many
a drunk has denied that he was drunk.
many a thief that he was not thief.
though his pockets gave the lie; and
many a man has been booked on sus-
picion who has later proved to be
man wanted in some other place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10

FOR SALE-By owner. ten acres in young
orchard. pears and apples. all bearing Other
improvements, for particulars address Box
q. Nsleta- Texas
EIGHTEEN ACRES adjoining west Ysieta
Country club. best buy in valley on interur-
ban owner leaving city, make an offer
Phone SECS
TWO mountain park summer homes Cd
acre. fruit and pine trees. springs. three room
furnished house. $500. tzl acre springs ada
cent cistern. pine trees. good fruit land
two room furnished house. fine view $500
About e acres each Mile from station Rev
kenneth Brown. Phone 305f
For Sale-Farns aad Ranches
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81 ACRES cultivated land lower valley.
trade or terms. SOC y Campbell
90 ACRES az $50 per acre. near Nesina
Park. partly cleared and leveled. easy terms.
address Mesiila Park. y NJ Box 81
81 ACRES farm miles from r. r station
$500 down. $50 per month. or viii take
house and auto iu trade See D. S. Arias &
Co, 20 Trust Bldg
sc ACRES farm. half mile from Clint Texas.
Is miles from il Paso- VIII take house and
auto as part payment D. S Arias * Co,
90 Trust Bldg.
VALLEY Farm FOR LEASE
Good house. on interuruan and paved road.
hot and cold water garage, barns. chicken
houses Ilne Tor ucirE or poultry raising. etc
PennebalSer. = Republics
NEW MEXICO RANCHES sections. well
Watered- running. good improvements. ten 90
fifteen sections decided land. price $50. eco
$500 TO 5000 head OF cattle. all white face
and well bred, al $3.50 per head. This
ranch is located fourteen miles from zoo.
town and shipping point
so sections. three miles OF running water
good Improvements all under fence. -50 head
OF cattle. twelve miles from town and ship
pins point Price SZ3.50H.
Gaunt & Barstow.
406 Mills Bldg Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10
For Sale ReaI Estate-City Property


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SNAP On DOUGLAS STREET.
4 beautiful corner lots. best on the street
SII0O will buy them Terms
Piper with James l. Mari & Co. sues TO
Austin 4 Mari Co. Phone No 1850
NOM Is YOUR CHANCE.
fine lots south front. Highland Park. only
$500. SO cash, SO per month See Mr. Rice
Ramey Bros.
First Nat Bank Bldg Phone SIS
Best buy on Tularosa street. . choice south
front lots Paving. sidewalks and curb fully
paid They are worth 1890. We offer for
quick sale at S1o5o- Reasonable terms
Piper. with James L. MARI a Co..
sues to Austin X Mari Co.,
No. 800 san Antonio St
Phones Nos. 455O-435I.
BLOCK CAR LINE.
Where trees and flowers will grow TO per
lection Actual cost OF house s.sCO Chuck
full Of built in convenience . fuu Io-s Can
De bought on easy terms and smell cash
payment Price $3.50 = large rooms We
boast this is the best house value in Z,
Paso
LeaveI, Palm u sherman.
2o7 Mills St Phone 1926
room brick house. hardwood floor.
glassed in sleeping porch. only $500. Small
payment down. balance monthly. Best buy
in Fl Paso.>
James l. Mari Co..
sues to Austin & MARI Co.,
No S0f san Antonio St
Phones Nos f55O-f551-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10
VALLEY LIND.
EnEEWNW

VALLEY LIND.
SPECIAL.
70 acres $3.50 per acre. 50 acres 10 u. old
fruit. apples. pears. peaches apricots. pIums
I = acres garden patch. room adobe house
Paso. Americans living on all sides. Can
show interest income upon this fruit farm
Terms $1,000 cash balance time 10 suit.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St
VALLEY LAND.
IS acres $1,000 total, room Mex adobe
house. - acres good stand alfalfa. 10 acres
general crops. located near san Elizario on
good road and ditch. This farm produces
good income upon investment Easy terms
is acres $500 total. room adobe house
value $500. sheet iron barn. chicken shed
and fences. fine pumping plant, good ditch.
some fruit trees. grape vines. etc About
Il acres alfalfa A dandy house for chicken
farm and dairy. Located near san Elizario.
Terms or vsiu accept for city property.
s acres. $1,000 total room adobe house,
$500 value, all land in good state Of culti-
walton. on governm-%- ditch Terms or
some trade
20 acres $50 per acre. . room adobe house.
some grape vines. and fruit trees. Land al
under cultivation Located this side OF Bele5
near paved road. Terms or some trade.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANN-
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St
For Sale-Rooming Houses.
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FOR SAILS room rooming house. every
thing new. cheap rent Phone So
EIGHT room rooming house for sale cheap
by owner Phone s51S.
SPECIAL.
A bargain in 80 room new rooming house.
new furniture. 9 yrs lease. running water in
all rooms. clearing $3.50 per month VIII sell
cheap II taken at once.
See }. {. TaDscott-
With Rio Grande Realty Co.
@ll First Nat Bank Bldg Phone AS
II ROOM BOOMING HOUSE WANTED
Have a customer that wants a house. She car
pay $500 cash and wants IL now II youf
place is for sale let me know tonight or to-
morrow morning sure
Phone s4s zoe Mills St
THESE ARE BARGAINL
rooms. sleeping porch. closs fn- well fur
FOR roomers. $3.50, $3.50 cash. balance easy
II rooms. good location. for quick sale $3.50
Piano included This is a snap
l. large rooms. kitchenctte. porches. good
location. close in Only $3.50
- rooms down town. hot and cold water.
every room. S255q- Terms
See sir. 8ice.
Ramey Bros
sos First Nat Bank Bldg Phone SIS
DO you WANT \ GIFT
Have a large l. room house good
complete The price, including furniture, is
only S55o0- terms are $1,000 cash. bal in 10
years. at per cent int Your first pay
mcnt is less than the furniture IS worth and
. yearly payments about p what the rent
would be- Now II you want big bargain
get busy
}. c. Lively,
Phone S41 20q Mills St
ALL NEW LISTINGS.
S2-ROOM APARTMENT HOUSE
swell furniture. sleeping porches: $3.50 cash
balance $50 monthly
40-ROOM BOOMING HOUSE
Running water. new house. new furniture.
money maker Don't miss this chance 10
get what you want $1,000 cash. balance
monthly.
SO-ROOM Transient HOTEL.
Two blocks Of postofiice. rent only S1f5. good
lease good furniture Price $4,000. Terms
Ie-ROOM BOOMING HOUSE
Rent Sso- close in Price for today onLg
Ss75-
We have the best buys in Fl Paso. See
Phone 50I5. CreeI n Phillips. 800 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10
For Sale Real Estate-city Property

DaAE ANCdA LoAnAC AOHEAEy
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NEW BUNGALOW CLOSE To HIGH
SCHOOL big rooms. classy interior = n
Ish. heating plant. $500. $500 down. bal
auce $50 per month. including interest
II. +. kiIburn Co.
$50 First Natl Bank Bldg
HAWKINS BROS.
NOTHING DOWN, just move into this
room cottage on fun lots. near car. pay by
month like rent Only $3.50
500 DOWN. SIS month";. including interest.
on this new 4 room brick. never occupied
Only 2 Of them left. BE quick
A SACRIFTCE-ClOse in room brick. paved.
fenced. south front For quick sale cut from
$4,000 to $3.50. $1,000 down
s. DOWN s. MONTHLY. will buy lots
paved on corner, $500 each
MESA AVE. apartment site VIII take So
600 I'm trade. What have you2
$50 DOWN. $50 monthly for 3 room brick
on car line, basement Only $500
MESA AVE HOME. a beauty for 5000
10 PER CENT On INVESTMENT. new
apartment Must sell at once. S5S.000-
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
MAKE $500 now on this income property.
200 block. y. Stanton St room house
large lot. pavement paid. in coming busI-
ness section. $500.
II. f. Kilburn Co..
$50 First Natl Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10


BARGAIN.
We are authorized 10 sell the furniture and
lease OF "a = room house fun Of good ten
ants and now netting $3.50 above all eX-
penses at a sacrifice price Tor the next 1e"
me place IS we'll located in good neighbor-
hood and easy walking distance business
center and we can make terms FOR the rlgnl
party good manager can make some
easy money here teither man or woman
there is very little expense above the ren1
which is unusually cheap
NORTON-STOCKS REALTY CO. .
II Morgan Building Phone W.
NV HOTEL, steam heat. hot and cold run
ming water in all rooms. private baths. hand
some furniture. very desirable locatlon- g9ou
lease Eieh-class trade only. $3.50 VIII swing
OVNFR MUST SILL At ONCE this 80
room hotel. two bucks from postofflce, very
large beautifully furnished rooms. long lease
Nets $500 and I'D per month $500 ca-sil-
baIau~c $50 per month Lease alone worth
entire purchase price. Rent only SIS per
a BIG MONEY MAKER. 80 room boarding
bouge within 8 blocks Of postoffice- Every
room filled. demand for mhny more very
Iargs dining room. $500. $500 viii swing
VERY CLOSE N 6 room beautifully FUR
nfshed- Income more than 500 Per NO
Rent S98. A snap at $3.50 $3.50 cash. bal-
ance SIS per month
CLOSE N on Montana rooms sleeping
porch. handsomely furnished $3.50 some
terms Rent S35-
NJ r. ToWnley-
With Bailey Land Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10
STOP. LOok. LIsTEN.

STOP. LOOK. LISTEN.
3 acres with I room new house.
horses and harness. wagon.
mower. p.OUs. small tools. 4
fine cows and Is hogs=nlfalfa
and other crOlf everything goes
at 800 per acre with terms
Half mile Of good school
Psnnebaker, Republics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10

S2SS5.
R beautiful bungalow. hard
wood throughout. furnace heat
enclosed porch. on > lots S25O
cash bal $50. inc. int
$3.50.
p new bungalow, with break
fast room south front lots. ele-
CANT location Owner must sell
A real harEain for some one
$500.
Dandy r. pressed brick bum
ealov and nice lots. fixed for
chickens. on high ground $50
cash. SIS per mo. inc. int
5000.
r house. E Fl Paso, all new;
terms
VALLEY LAND
Is acres. l. miles Fl Paso- sacri-
flee at $3.50 per acre and terms
IS acres on new paved road. %
in 5-yr- old pears Want city
property
White-Paden Realty Co
11-1e-13 Morgan Bldg
Phone 1549.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10

For Sale or Exehange-Rsal Estate.
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40 ACRES land Arkansas to trade FOR
house or land here Y 4. care Herald
NOW IS your time. % acres good land
Must 90 sell or trade. Phone sos j
FOUR room brick house and garage IN
Phoenix. ARR Address X H. care Herald
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Equity rooms
Furnished house. walking distance Address
81 south St Nrlin-
SMALL pressed brick bungalow. Govt Hiii
lust finished. easy terms. or would CONSIDER
$500 trade owner 4f0S Westminster
FOR SALE OR TRADE for FL Paso proper
" or valley land. room house In Denver
Colo located in choice residence district
for particulars Phone 1875, 1901 Copper St
WILL TRADE five passenger Ford in fine
shape for East Il Paso or Govt Hill lots
Phone s5I4 j.. or call r. P. Holmes, 1913 La
Luz St
EXCHANGE-Tyvo lots with small house in
Navasota. Texas as part payment on f
Paso lots will pay balance ln cash
Frank T. Cox
219 CapIes Bids Phone So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10

FOR SALE-15S acres. Is miles down lower
valley on north loop road Good room
house. Use ton hay barn. orchard. milk house.
house. 100 acres fine stand alfalfa. 80 acres
level and used for grain or could be seeded
20 alfalfa SIS. 500 price Half down. balance
long time notes More Information will be
given II interested by addressing P. o. Box
A.. clint. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10
BUNGALOWS.

BUNGALOWS.
i have over twenty-five new
bungalows Tor sale. ranging
from $500 20 $4,000 on any kind
OF terms iu any part Of town
Give yourself a square deal See
me first
Ohio r. Hill
SCI Caples big Phone Isl