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The Denver star., 1916-09-23

Think of this meeting called for one
purpose and then politicians come In
and take away the meeting to boost
Mr.. Carlson. Cannot Negroes ever
come together for racial interests with
out bringing in the white man all the
time? Suppose the Post reporters had
heard the speeches made in our church
and had gone off and wrote 1t up with
a heading, Negroes meet to discuss
segregation and fight among them
selves in church." What effect would
that have upon our white friends and
sympathizers? What has Mr.. Carlson
done SO great for the Negro that J. w.
Jackson should bring him into the
meetings and attempt to destroy a
race paper? Two messengerships!
Why not Negroes fight with Negroes
instead of against Negroes when the
common enemy assails us? Are not
we Negroes before we are anything
else? Shall politicians rule you or
shall you rule politicians?
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
EDUCATING YOUNG FARMERS.
How the Government Aids Agricultural
Colleges In the South

Colleges In the South.
The movement actively started by
the United States department II acri-
culture to cooperate with the various
state colleges IN the south in organiz-
ing farm makers clubs for the coIOreu
boys and girls in the rurai districts
bids fair to become an important factor
in racial thrift. The movement has
grown rapidly aud has been operated
successfully in VII "iIin Florida. Mis-
sissippi and North Carolina Tie past
year
The main object Of these clubs is to
encourage oar people, particularly in
the cotton sections. to raise some food
instead of devoting their entire atten
ton to single crop. In the lubs tor
boys the typical plan is to'@ucoura2 2e
and help the members to use an acre
one-half OF which is devoted to corn
one-fOurth t" potatoes and ne-fourth
to peanuts.
This teaches II desirable rotation and
at the same time furnishes three food
products for human CONSUMPTION and
two that are useful for cattle or hogs
The girl members Of these clubs re-
ceive practical instruction in GARDEN
ing, canning. cooking and housekecp
ing.
Accordin" to recent reports. the cOun
ty Superintcndcnts of schools and
teachers of elementary schools are sup
porting the work actively. and state
agricultural. colleges and the technical
schools established for the race are az
tive co-opcra'ors in the larger phases
of the work
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

rising higher and higher and Is des
tined again to become one of the finest
literary institutions for the race In this
country.
1t will he remembered that a score
or more years ago this school was de
stroyed by fire and lost much OF its
prestige and standing as an educational
institution thereby. Before 1t met with
this disaster it WAS known as one OF
the very Select schools for colOred peo-
pie through its mechanical department
as well as from literary standpoint.
1t was then known as the Central Ten
nessee college
The name Walden comes from that
venerable and lovable character Bish.
op John NJ. Walden. the late friend and
benefactor of the colored people, and
the institution now has for the frst
time In its long history been given a
man OF the colored race for its presi-
dent. Walden university II among the
many schools for the race maintained
by the Freedmen's Aid society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. These in
stitutions. located as they are to serve
the large race population over the
south. have accomplished a wonderful
work in properly influencing the lives
Of the hundreds of cOlored boys and
girls who have attended them.
President White was unanimously
chosen by the board at meeting held
in Cincinnati the past summer, and al
ready he is showing wonderful grasp
OF things and every day is equipping
himself for the great responsibilities
that will rest upon him In his new
field. DR.. White IL one OF the ablest
men of the race in the A. NJ. L. church
and is well qualified for his task and
possesses all the characteristics to
make such n leader as is needed at the
head of great educational institution.
He was educated In the public and
high schools OF Ohio and spent three
years in the college department ut De
Paw university and the Ohio Wes-
fcyan university.
He has been a successful teacher In
Indiana and Kentucky. and at the time
IF his selection for his present position
was the successful pastor OF Cory
Church at Cleveland. o. President
White has been member Of four gen.
eral conferences OF his church and
upon three of these occasions served as
the leader of his delegation. He has
fulfilled with satisfaction several i'm
portant appointments in the Lexington
(Ky) conference. serving two terms as
a district superintendent. He has also
served as member OF the board OF
managers OF the Freedmen's Aid so
ciety for three quadrenniums.
AS a preacher and public speaker he
takes high rank. and his hundreds OF
friends all over the country predict
that In his new position he will meas
ure up to the fullest expectation OF the
supporters Of Walden university and
render a service that will be highly
satisfactory to all. The fall term Of
the university begins on Wednesday.
Sept. q.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
Disgraceful Action at
Shorter.
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
have no apology whatever to
make in regards to whatever
statements l might have made
in favor of the segregation
ordinance" Lawyer Town
send spoke and while discus
ing the motion, which was to
appoint a committee to invest
igate the situation at the state
capitol regarding Jim crow
ism of Gov. Carlson and his
treatment of the colored peo
ple' made by Mr.. Jackson, he
was called a liar. Rev. Over
then shut off the discussion of
the motion and a vote was
taken which resultedE seeming
ly in favor of this appointment
of this Carlson Investigating
Committee. Mr.. Jackson ask
ed that the membership vote
to be taken at which time DR..
]. II. P. Westbrook demanded
roll call. This is near as we
can get at the actual facts Civ
ento US by reputable persons
who had no interest in Carl
son regime nor his supporters
From Mr.. Gross who called
the meeting for one purpose
and politics we're injected into
it after his departure. there is
due to the public who was de
ceived and trapped some kind
Of an explanation, eepudia-
ton or he should resigo fsom
the Presidency Of the N. A, A. !
c. P...Politi 's,pe,l, REQ
piles Sunday Alliance and the
people know who went there
with money boue hit smember
ships and packed the house to
get the Endorsement of the All
lance and how it was killed
and the disgraceful scenes
Sunday afternoon. Compare
Tuesday nights meeting and
the moving spirits. We de
Dlore that such a meeting was
ever permitted in old historic
Shorter.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

We are now attacked in the rear by
some of our own forces. Did the Star
tell the truth on Carlson? Did Carlson
forces help Nesbit who insulted you, to
win against you? Did Mrs. Isabelle
Stewart tell the truth about the Carl
son people being behind the Jim
Grow" ordinance? Have they recog.
nized our women in the last two years
at the State Capitol? Did Gov. Carlson
thru Mr. Harper appoint Tom Camp
bell. who contributed nothing toward
his election to a job and put him in
room all to himself? Did Gov. Carlson
appoint a white man to job held ny
a Negro for years, in the Mining Bur
eau or did he acQuesce in the appoint
ment overcoming Mr.. Clarence Holmes
who was endorsed by everyone for the
lob? We have nothing to apologize
for concerning what we said about
Carlson and his treatment and his
broken word to the Negroes. We know
and you know it took months to re-
move Mr. o. T. Jackson as messenger
to the Governor when he openly sup
ported the Democrats. We are gong
to try might and main to keep the Star
from being suppressed by anyone per-
son, body or organization, especially
on the account of politics, when we are
standing up for the Negroes at our
personal sacrifice.
You know the, Star, you have read
it, you might not agree with its Edl-
tor, but at least you can say we never
sold you out but have stood up lot
YOU and your rights in face OF all kinds
of opposition within and without the
race. We still say that the Negroes
ought not to support the man that sup
ported Nesbit and the man VINO mas
ignored our women, Gov. Carlson.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
Pioneer Race eenefactor n;..

Miss Esther Douglass. whose des th
occurred at Cedar Rapids Ia. in Au
gust. was one OF the most noted OF the
early workers for the education of
coloren people in the United States
She was born at Hanover. Mass. in
1894. Miss Douglass went south as n
missionary among the colorcd people
In the sixties Many persons who were
pupils of Miss Douglass forty years
ago often visited her and showed her
Kindness +" her declining years
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
DEARFiELD ITEMS.

Mrs. l.. B. Ford was very much sur
prised when about thirty of her friends
spent Wednesday evening with her.
Mr.. Harvey Page is down spending
his vacation.
nliss Jessie Ford has returned from
Colorado Springs.
Rev. Hicks is down spending few
days.
Rev. A. Wayman Ward and wife,
left Monday for Annual Conference,
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
City News.
pENvER's NEW HAIR ARTISTS
MINES. N. A. HoLlEY AND
z. II. WEIGH.

With. Nine. M. A. Holley, who 1oS
ten years has been one OF Denver >
foremost hair specialist and scalp ar
lists, progressive business woman, l.
has now located her manufacturing
nlant at 261s Downing st. Nine. hoF
lev has just returned from Los Ange-
lea. Calf, where she has been seihng
her wonderful hair grower. Her pusi-
ness has grown SO steadily that sne
has taken her daughter, Nine. r u.
WEIGH, as her partner. who VIII 40
the Scalp treatment at 726 =. lo.n
Ave. Nine. WEIGH has had i've years
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

experience and all old and new custo.
mers together with new prospects can
be served In the most satisfactory
manner if they consult with Mines.
Holley and WEIGH. Call and see them
and have talk with them. 1t costs
you nothing.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

Mrs. Margaret Grey, charming wild
ow of Louisiana, spent months visit
ing her cousins, Mines. Holley and
Boyd at 261S Downing, and Nine
Welch at 726 Z. 10th Ave. While here
she was royalty entertained Mrs
Grey has a very representative posi-
tiCn in New Orleans to which place
she was called after s weeks Of vaca'
tion and exquisite refrAshment. Come
again, Mrs. Grey.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
II the women plan to do thing, they
Will do it, Buy tag Sept. 3Oth.
A cLoGGED SYSTEM MUST BE
CLEARED

You will find DR.. Kings New Life
Pills a gentle yet effective laxative
for removing impurities from the sys-
tenn. Accumulated waste poisons the
blood; dizziness, biliousness and PIN.
ply. muddy complexion are the dis
tressing effects. A dose of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills tonight will assure you
free. full bowel movement IN the
morning. At your druggist, 2Sc.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

Upon Rufus Carks tombstone at
Riverside, these words are inscribed,
They lived and gave of their sub
stance for the redemption of Sierra
Leone. West Africa" Denver had two
heroes who gave their life and all for
others of another race. Yet their
memories and not celebrated neither
are their praises sung.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

Mrs. A. Geary of Los Angeles. Cal.
is the welcome guest of Mesdames
Frank Payne, Jessie Carter and Miss
Anna Baptiste. Mrs. Geary is return
ing home after most pleasant trip to
New York City, Niagara Falls and At
lantic City, N. j.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
FOR SALE.

A two-iot property located 24oo block
on Lafayette st., consisting Of three
modern houses, one pressed and two
stock brick. Price, $4,5oo. Can be
handled with 4 $500 payment cash and
terms to suit the purchaser.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

ONE s'x.RooM stock brick. mod.
ern, on one lot In 27oo block an cIIn,.
o. Only $500. $500 cash handles
property, with terms to suit.
Msny other attractive propertje.,
JUST ~ reasonable can be obtaIned Nv
your calling champa ass.
Garden tracts and ranches on ea.v
payment plan.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

We are told, but We don't know how
much truth that there is in 1t, tnat
81, 500 has been given to certain carr
son supporters, the purpose for which
we were not informed.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
By D. wELLINcroN DERRY

~ = "IH14K~O TON 0ENN1.
Nashville, Tenn.-The many warm
friends and ardent supporters of Wal
den university who are scattered
throughout the United States are re-
ceiving with keen interest and much
satisfaction the important news that
the Rev. DR.. Elan A. White Of Cleve-
land, o., has been chosen as the new
president of Walden university in this
city. In DIR. Whites selection the peo-
pie generally express 4 unanimity Of
sentiment that Walden university Is
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
WALDEN SELECTS
new PRESIDENT
Or. Elan A. White Heads
School at Nashville, Tenn.
POPULAR WITH THE MASSES

Bright Future Predicted For Institu-
tion Named For Venerable Race
eensfaetor Under the Leadership Of
Well Known Minister and Educator.
Stands High In A. M. e. Church.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23
o.at, of We'll KNOWN Al.bam. Leader

The Hon. Thomas W. Townsend.
who died ut Huntsville. Ala. on
Aug. 80. was a retired business man
and former member Of the state
Legislature. He was seventy y-one yearr
Of age, wealthy and highly respected
by both races in the state and COM
munity in which - had lived for 70
many yeasS.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

II the women plan to do thing, they
will do it. Buy tag Sept. 30th.
The Denver star., 1916-09-23

Get tag for the Day Nursery, Sept.
both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-11
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There are many,
many different and
delightful ways In
which you can serve
The Velvet Kind OF
Ice Cream-Send for
booklet of receipts.
It's free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
AL ESTATE INSURANCE RnNRS

REAL ESIAIE. lNSl hANNE. BONES-
SIS. OO0-i houses Is spts-. well located S26s
rental. Bisbee. Ariz-; exchange for FL Pas0
property.
ss5OO-lorm- home. 100 biz Montana. best
buy on this fine street. $500 cash. bal sui-.
worth $4,000.
S515O-New I'm. bung.. glassed sip. pch-.
tile floor in bath and kitchen. steam heat.
cor. lots. garage. hwd- frs throughout.
$500 cash. $50 month.
S5@5O-5 I'm bung-. Mckinley Ave. glass
sip. pch-- furnace IS # frt. cost last "
$500. $500 new furniture. all goes for
$3.50 cash
SiOOO-6 rim bung.. Golden Hill servants
quarters In basement. hwd- frs. $500 cash.
bal. SO per mo
s35OO-s I'm bung. lots restricted dis
trict. basement, fine garage. car line, $500
cash. $50 per mo
Ss65O-S rm- cottage, Laurel St. near La
mar school $3.50 cash. SIS per NO.
Sl15O-4 I'm. bunE-. Alta visits district Just
building. $50 cash. s25 per mo
Sl300-S rm- cottage. 3 sip pches- Nations
Ave. $500 cash. 81 per mo
S220C-7 very choice lots in e. V exchange
Tor equity in close In house
auto.
S55OO-s5 acres. 40 in fine cult. GOOD house
all fenced. near ChsmberinO. trade for Il
Pass property.
$500 per acre-5-S acres in Valley Gate Sub
division. in cultivation. trade for good build
ing property or bungalow I'm = PaSo
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
loo San Antonio 81. Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
TWO BINGALOM>-Mo

TWO Ell NGALOW>-Noutaua
ST.. close in- hardwood floors.
butt in features. worth 5000.
but ia order 10 sell both for
cash VIII take 10 days only.
s4.0Q each
APARTMENT HOUSE. close in.
West Missouri, bringing 5000 per
month rent $4,000. half cash.
lOr a Few days only.
BUNGALOW. ( rooms and glass
enclosed sleeping porch. blocks
from Alta Vista school: new.
Sssj0. 500 down. ; years l.
pay the balance.
80 II. Apartment site. Epson
ave. very close in; with room
house. viii trade for new .
room house close in.
u. : ARIAS. with
FISK RAMSEY REALTY Co.
Lobby Trust Bldg Phone l0-S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
For Sale-Farms and Rancho,

SMALL MISSOURI FARM. sic cash and s.
monthly no interest OF taxes highly Droduc-
tive land, close TO . big markets. write Tor
photographs and fun info. Munger A -
y y. Life bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
For Sale-Farms and Ranches


OWNER will sell on terms l section smooth
mesa land. one mile from Santa Fe Ry- sta
ton. and new country club site IN upper
valley Phone Norman E Veazey FL Paso
Herald.
FOR SALE-Good ranch suitable FOR sheep
or cattle; plenty Of grass and water. located
in northern DaSt- Lincoln county. n. NJ: also
2ooo ram boTtlette ewes. good ages: shear
ins: VIII SCI t.Eether CT serarsteiy- Apply
" r Lrv'lq ,e- Corona n Il
FOR SALE miles from Fl Paso. 100
ceres. fenced. house. barn. outhouscs. win
mill. 20 acres cleared. wagon. buggy and
farm implements; miles from p 2. sta
tion. Price $4,000. $500 cash. balance s per
cent. Address T. Tandrow. 62e Dallas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
YOU CITY JEWELLERS


Desiring 20 move TO your own place IN
the country. now or later. can do so on my
plan I will sell you 20 acres or more on
terms OF one tenth cash. balance in !. ?. $,
Z ;. s. :, 8. 9 years. equal yearly payments.
Land in the lower valley water from the
Dam. on bitulithic auto road. miles ship
Il PasO; in alfalfa and grain. possession.
now or taken care OF for YOU. drainage canal
within 7. mile OF This land and will pierce
the center or the tract in one mouth: No
a-kat soiL Will prove Cd on ana Fsis- Price
less than $3.50 an acre ] viii give all infor-
nation ana prove all statements II you
want in this I advise you to see m
quickly Office Sheldon hotel. tel. 1854.
Ralph W LOOMS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21

FIVE GOOD FEATURES IN THIS BUY.
AT SI275O.
fsxI2O IT., L front facing Houston Square.
lSt-lts location. cnvirons and accessi-
biity.
2nd-The 1855 yearly rental inqRms
Srd-The small cash payment required.
4th-Your option Of . = years on balance.
5th-The terms and the low price.
Y. II. THORNE, Real Estate Investments
sos Mills bldg Phone -
WANT AUTO
As part payment on this . room brick
shouse; basement: on southeast corner. ,
! lots; very nice place; north side. $4,000.
500 DOWN
Beautiful 4 room bungalow, glassed in
sleeping porch. > lots. basement. south from.
$3.50. balance s25 month.
s45O0
room bungalow. all built in features.
basement. . lots; paving paid; large garage:
south front; one Of thc best locations in
Alta Vista; school. make US your prop0-
SitiOn-
TRADE
An elegant piece Of business property for
galley land. what have youe This property
is free from debt
SECURITY REALTY CO..
Phone 57I1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
10 APARTMENT HOUSE

10 APARTMENT HOUSE
On one Of the best corners in city earn
ING 10 per cent. az a bargain; Will take
cottage or home as part pay. terms on this
are the best.
t. P. TURNER Co.
go Texas s. Phone 1873
THIS WILL PLEASE YOU-CLOSE TO
HIGH SCHOOL.
Corner. south front lots. modern room
bungalow. glsssed in sleeping porches
hardwood floors tiled bath basement ard
beating plant; has all the modern built in
effects. price $500: good terms. can give
immediate possession.
DO IT NOW
stop that rent paying habit and tuy this
modern room cottage. modern. all city
convenience; large sleeping porch. ~ lots.
close to car line. Grandview addn. Only
$500 small cash payment. balance 60 suit
CASSIDY & NEET. I'll Mills It.
CATTLE FOR BUNGALOW. INCOME
PROPERTY. VACANT LOTS. OR
VALLEY LAND.
so head good cattle. all she stuff except
two fine bulls and three steers. 10 or l.
registered COWS in tho number: balance
heifers. 10 months to years old: win sell
or trade for your real estate
r. 7. TURNER a co.
Phone 1882. 3eO Texas ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21

S4350
room bungalow, modern
close ia un Grant ave. hardwood
floors. furnace all built in fea-
lures; this is p bargain.
S2IOO
4 room brick. = lots. modern
viii take auto as first payment.
$3.50
room modern bungalow. all
builtin features. furnace, hard
wood floors. never occupied
$500 cash. balance So per mo.
Don't fail to see this bargain.
Ss95O
room bTicE. on fun lots.
every builtin feature possible.
fine location. easy terms This
is the best YOU have seen. Let
US show you
WHITE-PADEN BEATTY co.
~ Stanton Phone 1873.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21

VENDOR LIEN NOTES FOR SALE
We have $1,000 Vendor lien notes
drawing S per cent on improved e
Paso property viii give very sub
stantial discount for qnick sale.
HAWKINS BROS.
and Morgan bldg Phone eSG6
ACRE SUBURBAN TRACT.
Fer the biggest bargain ia a . acre i'm
proved tract about miles down valley see
JAY +. KNOX & COMPANY.
sol Caples bldg. Phone ..9s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
rENA> CArTLF RANCu-

TEXAS CATTLE RANCH
-o.U00 acres. improvements
cattle ard horses. water and
grass the year round can lease
40. goo acres more. VIII trade for
income property in p Paso ~
lash price or VIII sell on terms
Price $1,000.
D. : ARTAS with
FI>K-RAMSEH REALTY Co.
Lobby Trust Bldg
Phone 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
~ H0ME IN CoTNrRY

CITY HOME IN COUNTRY
room red pressed brick bungalow ,
screened porches. individual water system,
electric lights. I6x1S garage chicken houses
hydrants in yards main road and inter-
urban rural route. telephone and near school
on main ditch. 1 acre Of ground; this is a
dandy and bargain Price $3.50. small
cash payment balance 81 per month.
T. P TURNER a co.
hoEe 1888 $40 Texas ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21

BUy NOW NORTH OF THE TRACKS AND
REAP BIG PROFITS WHEN THE
TRACKS, ARE II NK OR
REMOVED.
Corner ON North Oregon St. close in: 100
Nl@0 r. for $4,000. improved
Corner on Boulevard. S9X1co It. $4,000.
Improved.
Corner on Mes ave. 5ex1-0 IT. SIS O0e.
Mesa ave- -2Kl20 IT,. inside: close in:
SIS. 900
North stanton 81, 50x1eo It. inside i'm
proved. S6so0.
Corner on No Stanton ST.. Ie5xle0 It i'm
proved S20O per front foot
LEAYELL a SHERMAN.
lie Texas st. Phone 4s2s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
Saloon and lunch. close in. rent
only $50 receipts. 5000 week: good
lease. $4,000; easy terms: stock in
voices $4,000
BUNGALOW
Montana ST. rooms and garage.
heat; a modern home and best ouy
IN clty.
$500. $1,000 DOWN
Balance easy terms
We have also apartment and
roOming houses. hotel and restau-
rants.
X you want 10 rent. sell or buy
come 10 a live office ami see
MR. JENKINS
y G.. BUCHOZ & COMPANY.
sheldon hotel bldg El Paso. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21
For SaIe-ReaI Estate-City Property.

II OF O1c-hCl EStdlC-Nlty EOpCtIys
-~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~0~---~-
ROOM furnished bungalow at a bargain
ircluding bedding. linen. rugs. etc: prefer
cash or nalf down Vacate any time Address
in fun must be given: real estate men need
not apply. Address R. T. x. care Herald.
SAVE commission: bargain; almost new
bungalow: built in features. garage. six
rooms. glazed porch 2sl7 Bliss See owner
and house
FOR SALE-s room brick bungalow in Gov
eminent hill. near car line: on two corner
lots. $500 S150 cash balance easier than
Paying rent Phone 7s34W or call at 400
Westminster St
FACTORY SITE-IO ACRES
Close in; will consider trade.
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HILL LOTS
-Four Of the finest lots in this addition:
right at car line. for s275 per lot; $50 down
and $50 monthly on each pair. snap for
scme one
PHI 1923. PHILLIPS REALTY co. sos Mesa
FOR EXCHANGE
Cottage north side for vacant lots 90
south side.
MCKEE BROS.
Loans Valley lands. EOS Mills bldg
IF YOU WANT TO TRADE your property
see Us: we have some good ones at the
best trading values: viii trade some good
lots for a medium sized home Cali Us up.
HIRSCH-ROBINS,
Phone 27O5. sol First Natl Bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-21

WE HAVE SPECIAL PRICES
On f6 acres tract &c acres with good
house. 60 acres and a - acre tract thess
tracts arc all in high state Of cultivation
and well located and close in. and Of very
fine soil Can make prices much below mar
ket for quick sale; all in the Nesilla or
upper valley.
BAILEY LAND Co.