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PASO HE
RALB
10 Wednesday Sept. 7 1910.
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You Youa
Who
Ambiti
And Have
Hopes for the
Futur
"What Provisions Have
You Made For That
One Great Thing A
HOME?
There are scores of
men in El Paso
promising prospects for the future g
young men ot today wno are going
to he the successful business men
of tomorrow. How many of these g
. t i IB
young men are making the right
preparations for the future.
It is only a question of a few days maybe a
few weeks but not longer than a few months un-
til they will want a home of. their own. Maybe
they would prefer to rent but after a few weeks
of that kind of life they .would see their mistake
and long for a chance to own their own home.
The Successful Men of Today
Own
iheir
The advantages over renting are too numerous
to state in detail. Home is the one dearest best
and most sacred place on earth and yet there are
many who have never owned their own home. Cer-
tainly they intend to own it some-day. They have
been postponing it from month to month and from
year to year. There is a lesson to every young man
to see the aged man today -who doesNnot own his
own home. - . x
Government Hil
Is the Place for You
Lots $150.00 to $200.00--Terms
$10.00 Down and $5.00 per
Month per Lot
You can pay for them- in a few months and
never miss the money. In the meantime they will
be increasing "in value and if you want to buy lots
YOU "WILL FIND (KYERNMENT HELL THE
BEST INVESTMENT IN THE SOUTHWEST
TODAY. N '
i
It has every modem convenience. On the car
line. Away from the dust and dirt; where it is
cool and refreshing in the I summer and the most
delightful place in the winter. An ideal place for
the children with plenty of fresh air and a nice
plavground. Don't put it off any longer. BUY A
LOT IN (GOVERNMENT HELL TODAY.
PHONE 352.
LATTA &
PHONE 271.
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CAPLES BUILDING.
HAPP
MORGAN BUILDING
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CLOUDCROFT TO HAVE
A STJMMEB NORMAL
Teachers of El Paso and the
Southwest Welcome Plan
to Meet There.
The Cloudcroft summer normal is
assured as a permanent feature of the
mountain resort. Professor .T- W. Curd
instructor in history in the high school
read a paper on the "Cloudcroft Sum-
Tcr Normal." which was the occasion
for a demonstration on the part of the
teachers in favor of the summer nor-
mal for the teachers of the city and
southwest to be conducted among the
cool pines of the mountain top. A
committee is to be appointed by su-
perintendent N. Tt. Crozier to consider
the holding of an annual summer ses-
sion of the normal at Cloudcroft. The
suggestion contained in professor
Curd's paper was so enthusiastically
received that this committee will be
appointed at once and the details of
the project discussed with those who
are in charge of the movement for es-
tablishmest of the normal.
COLONNADE BUILDING-
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Manv Improvements Being
Made to Get Park in Con-
dition Eor Fair.
"Washington park is beginning to re-
semble a real fair grounds. The work
on the colonial colonnade has started
and two of the arches have been built
in skeleton form over the entrance to
the baseball park and in front of the
agricultural hall. A new ticket office
has also been built at the entrance
to the ball grounds and runways and
turnstiles will be installed there. The
colonnades will extend along the south
of the main park driveway and facing
tvio. hofiirpc. These colonial arches will
be built along the main driveway and
dotn the Santa Fe train as far as the
Indian village. The columns are being
made of metal lath covered with ce-
ment and will be painted white for the
fair in keeping with the other build-
ings on the grounds wvich are to be
pure white forming the white city of
the southwest. Z
DAILY EECORD.
- Buildinpr Permits.
To JL D. Ballard to build a screened
porch addition to his residence lots 4
5. and 6 block 7 Xorth El Paso street
Sunset Heights: estimated cost $50.
To R. M. Galvln for L.. F. Clark
builder to erect a two story i -oom
brick house 35x46x24 feet lots 17 ana
IS block No. 7 corner Ange and Wy-
oming streets Franklin Heights to
HOPPITY HOP.
Are you just barely getting around
by the aid of crutches or a cane? Un-
less you have lost a limb or have
a deformity if your trouble is rheu-
matism lumbago sprain stiff joints
or anything of like nature use Bal-
lard's Snow Liniment and in no time
you can throw away your crutches and
b as well as anyone.
Price 25c 50c and ?1.00. Sold by all
druggists.
ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR
Arctic or Matador
Brand Lard Componnd the Pure
Vegetable Lard
Manufactured by
El Paso Refining Co.
El Paso Texas.
TRY DR. CHE IIOK'S VEGETABLE
C03IPOUXD.
.MEDICINES fn?
fc ? t ?tz -. . 'I hereditary debil
ity or weakness
of men women
a-n d children.
Chronic Blood
Poison Eruptions
all Skin Diseases
Rheumatism Ca-
tarrh Heart Dis-
ease Lung Trou-
ble Liver Com-
plaint and Con-
stipation. Female internal
trouble Inflama-
tlon or acute
pains INSTANT
LY CURED. Of-
fice 105 N. Campbell. Bell Phone 2910.
FOR
All Points East
SUNSET LIMITED-ELECTRIC
LIGHTED TRAIN THROUGHOUT
DINING AND LIBRARY OBSER-
VATION CARS
OLL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES.
City Ticket Office
St. Regis Hotel Bldg.
"The Philippines as I S.iw
Them" by' General James F.
Smith ex-Governor of the Philip-
pines and "California's Black
Gold the Romance of the Oil
Wells" by Walter V. Weelke. In
Sunset Zklaga'ine for Auvjut. now
on sale at all news stands fifteen
jents.
I fC OILBURNWQ tm 1
I I t LOCOMOTIVFS j j I
I TAKE THE 1
B Sunset Route B
be used for apartments estimated cost
$3200.
Deeds Filed.
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j.urii" esi coiner .ivi.ij imu ..--!
man streets A. J. and Ludie Light-
foot to Letta H. Priest warranty ae:u
conveying lots 29 30 31 and 32 block
31 Franklin Heights addition; con
sideration ?11000; dated August -if
1910..
I Nashville street and Park avenue
J Altnra Tiealtv comnanv to Clarence G.
Gotley warranty deed conveying iuw i
17. IS 19 20 and 21 block 54 on Nash- j
villp street and lots 7. S. 9 and 10
J block 61 on Park avenue; consldera-
i tion $775; dated May 31 1905. !
MODin xex. i' ranic n. luuui l " i
mon Villegos warranty deed convey- I
ing lot C block 137 "Tobin Tex.; con- I
sideration 10; dated July 26 1909.
Tobin Tex. Frank R. Tobin to Ma-
rin Priir WIHfrns. ivarrantv deed COn- I
veying lot 26. block 147 lot 27 block
147 Tobin Tex.; consideration $20;
dated September 24 1909.
C. T7'i;.r -.- tr-r-n-n T" 3 HItIPV and 1
W. B. Krebaum to J. W. asd S. W.
Cathcart and G. J. Denton two tracts
of land in San Elizario grant contain-
ing S7.93 acres of land; consideration
$12000; dated September 5 1910.
Southwest corner Tremont street and
Indiana avenue Elizabeth and I. K.
Hudson to George C. Davis warranty
deed conveying lots 1 and 6 block 27
of Highland Park addition; considera-
tion $105; dated September 3 1910.
Hueco between Grama and Copia
Atlas Jones to E. H. and E. L. Florence
warranty deed conveying lot 9 and east
. . . -a n i4 t-tO TT - "T7l "Do c?rt
nan oi ioc s diock. us xu9i. i j--o j
Town company's addition to El Paso; j
consideration $1700; dated September!
6 1910.
Blrtln.
To Josi Perales. 702 South El Paso '
Mexican boy September 4 .
To E. J. Williams 309 ParK street
negro boy September 5.
To Charles P. Butler 515 Second
street boy. September 6.
Marriasre Licenses.
"W. H. Barrow and Ella Grant.
Inez Delira and Carmen Guerra.
NO TIME TO BE WASTED
. IX RE3XODELING SHELDON
Exterior IJelnpr Decorated "While In-
terior Ih Being Gradually
Demolished.
The exterior decoration of the new
Sheldon is to be done while the In-
terior is being torn to pieces to be re-
built. The painters started to work on
the outside of the big plaza building
Tuesday morning and will continue un-
til the structure has been given a new
fall suit of paint. The brick and terra
cotta Is to be painted a pressed brick
red and the window casings and out-
side woodwork will be painted white
and then enameled. The mansard roof
is to have a coat of green giving it a
shingle roof effect while the two en-
trances asd the El Paso Bank and
liust company front will have white
marble on the first story.
H1W would you like to have your
husband go away in a huff after
a tiff come back to you soma
months later after you had telegraphed
him there was a little stranger In the
house and then to have the foundling
asylum play you a mean trick by not
tleliverlng the baby?
That's what happened to Ifrs. Alfred
Hardy In Margaret Mayo's new play.
Baby Mine." produced last night at
X)alv's Theatre.
And after you had gotten over the
shock and had sent emissaries broadcast
how would you like to have one. two
and three babies delivered when you
wanted only one?
Or-how would you like to have been
Alfred Hardy?
Mrs Alfred Hardy was pretti Miss
Marguerite Clark and Alfred Hardy wa
voung Mr. Ernest Glendenning. Both
had a st scrumptious nerve-rack
ing time of it for two or three acta. ad
their two friends. Walter Jones and Miss
Ivy Vroutman. as Mr. and Mrs. "Jimmy-
Jenks. had an equally editing enlng
Most of It all happened la h
bedroom; and it was pink-bab pink
!!and the time Is most awroprJa
nSBie&. It s the kind of pink that
on-asso-ciates with little soft fluffy
things and long soft fluffy .things
and padded soft Jutthfplnk and
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6 That was the setting for a series o
rapid-fire complications first because
there wasn't any baby andthenoe
cause there were too mans -J Kept
a first night audience deliverin0 a set
M'Saark waf1? foolish little wife
Wh happened" take luncheon with
Jimmy" Jenks one day and Mr. Glen-
dmnlnj was a foolish little husband
who lining In Chicago was Jealous.
Of course there aren't any foousn
little husbands In New York and even
If there were they wouldn't be jealoua
-Well we're just big. fat red worms '
said "Jimmy" Jenks.
But the quarrel over that luncheon
drove Mr Hardy to Detroit you can
2e?ft must hive been a terrible quarrel
to drive him to that and It drove Mrs.
Hand" JlffinT- hfto do It Walter Jones
has grown stout and as the errand boy
of the babv-huntlng mother and his own
abetting wife he had a rather torrid set
of experiences. He became woe-begone
enough to gain anyone's sympathy.
When Mr. Hardy returns from Detroit
he acts the typical father only there is
no baby. He is hustled into another
loom and then "Jimmy" arrives. He has
stolen the infant while the mother was
not looking at the foundling asylum.
It didn't seem exactly the kind of thing
to make fun of. but papa came in Just
then and started some goo-gooing and
other varieties of Choctaw known only to
new fathers and the audience forgot the
proprieties.. Anyhow everybody began
laughing.
A little flash of reality was thrown Into
things when the baby's mother appeared.
She was impersonated by Miss Sara
Biala who was over on the East Side
last season. She made her part a vivid
and vigorous bit of acting but the play
used her as "Jimmy's" Nemesis and so
he had to go after the family washer-
woman's twins sucessively.
Everybody fools father and he goes
through three degrees of ecstacy when he
is told that the first was really twins
and then that It was really threes. And
while everybody is fooling father every-
body in the audience is laughing at and
a bit with him.
Of course he has to know at the end.
But. presumably he doesn't find It neces-
Eary to go back to Detroit.
PASTE TH-S I.TST xN YO0B HAT.
Travellnc El Pasoans Cnn Get
TbB
Herald nt Any ot Thtea
Xew Stand.
Don't miss The Herald when you ara
away from home. Clip out this list and
look up The Heralc agent whsrever
you are stopping:.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. xoss News Co
Hotel Baltimore Coates House.
ST. PAUL MINN. Hotel Rvan.
SAN FRANCISCO. CaL. Hotel St.
Francis United News Asrents. 11 1-2
it' s- TL7 1 a. m !
Circassian wainuc .g 3ffS
urnitur
Circassian Walnut Furniture is in a class bT itself.
Besides being distinctly ornamental it lias wearing
qualities and many distinctive points of merit that
make it peculiarly 'adaptable to this section. Its col-
or a reddish brown does not show the dust which is
continually being stirred up by the high winds. Its
finish although perfectly smooth does not scratch
easily like mahogany. . -
If vou are down town tomorrow or any day this
week take a look at that bedroom suite in our win-
dow and then come in and ask the price. You'll be
surprised.
We have just ordered several handsome suites of this furniture for the
Xew Sheldon Hotel.
h liAh EL-PASO . rf rpN no.
'J J FURNISHING' Co. lyj no.
IT WAS EAST FOR HIM.
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"I never was on skates before but then
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I am an acrobat and
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THE PROFESSOR AND
Eauy street: Golden Gate News Agency.
789 Market street.
MINNEAPOLIS MITIN. 'West Hotel.
DENVER. COLO. Brown Palace. Al-
bany S. Widom. "Western News Stands
Katz News Agency B7th and Champa.
SEATTLE WASH. Foreign and Do-
mestic News Agency corner 1st tvenue
South and Washington street: also S. E.
corner 2nd avenue and Cherry street.
Acme News Co.. W. O. Whltnev
OAKLAND CAL. Enquirer Nawi Co.
(wagons).
LOS ANGELES. CAL Independent
News Co. Kemp News Co. (wagons) Al-
fred WImbush (wagon.
SALT LAFS CIT. UTAH Franlc
Polansky. Rosenfeld & Hanson- Chas.
McGillis.
SAN ANTONIO. TEX-Louli Book
Store. Sam Rosenthal 336 Houston
street.
FORT WORTH Victor Matchett R15
E. Belknap street; World Nests Co.
709 Main street.
DALLAS M. B. Meyer. 316 Main
street: H. E. Turner.
MEMPHIS. TENN. World News Co.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Geo. Wallace.
103 Royal: World News Co.
MEXICO CITY The Aztec Bine
Book Store. Am. Photo Co. Ave. San
Francisco 25.
PARR.iL. MEX. Parral Nercs Co.
NEW YORK Imperial Hotel. Arthur
Hotaling No. 1 Park Row -Broadway
and 33rd-Broadway and 42nd-1400
Broadway Grand Central Station;
Henry Schutz P. O. Times Sauare.
WASHINGTON. D. C Raleigh. Eb-
i i r i i ii i. 1 - - - --. -'
4' i
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ntortlonist so
VI.
THE WATERMARK.
bitt Columbia News Agency Henrj- Sie-
gel (wagons).
CHICAGO ILL. Ausnorium. Great
Northern Queen City News Stands Em-
pire News Co. (wagons). Chicago News-
paper Agency 170 Madison- (wagon).
BUFFALO Iroquois.
ST LOUIS Planters Southern. Jef-
ferson. ATLANTIC CITY QUAKER NE..
C... Boardwalk News Co.
PHILADELPHIA Believue. Quaker
News Co. Arthur Hotalinor.
PITTSBURG; Lincoln.
The Hall Room uoys In The Herald.
Watch 'em.
HAVE YOU SOMETHING-
TO SELL?
You '11' be sill-prised at
the results you will get
from a small want rent
or for sale ad in The
Herald Will Not Cost
more than 25e to 50c
phone Bell 115 Auto
1115 and tell the ghL
CO
. 1 am all right."
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1 :
We have a large list to select from.
Also city properties which are increas-
j ing daily. Come up to our office an-f
j let us get acquainted if you want to
buy sell trade or have houses to rent
we can render you good service. Here
are a few of our offerings.
No.
(
735 44000 Acres $4
Per Acre.
Xear Albuquerque 10000
itcres wiii" on river wiiivu n
can be irrigated; balance
fine pasture land. Alt
fenced.
512 Improved Farm
of 91 Acres.
11-4 miles of postoffice.
Las Cmces; fine house
barns etc. Price $20000.
726 Garden Grove
Tracts.
The owner of this tract sub-
divided his land into 5 acre
tracts to suit purchasers.
This is just tiie small home
that you have been looking
for all fine land in a high
state of cultivation tinder
main ditch only 3 tracts
left. Price $850 to $975 each.
$200 down balance easy.
708 Owner Instructs
Us m
To sell at once 103 acres
fine raw land under ditci.
3 miles north of La- Cruce.
Price $8000. Owner needs
the money XOW.
728 Do You Look
Forward
To the time that you will
own a 'beautiful home stn-
rounded with all the com-
fort and conveniences of city
and rural life combined? Let
us show you ryrtle Grove
tracts of 5 acres each on
main road between Las
Cruces and ITesilla Park
only $1200 each small pay-
ment down balance easy.
rJo. 508 160 Acres $25
Per Acre.
Located at R. K. station
fine valley land wth full
water right; will trale to-
El Paso improved property.
I No. 523
This Tract of .
420 Acres
Being near R. R- station ah
fine valley land with full
water rights is a bargain
at the price we are asklni;
$90 per aero. This is alo
a fine townsite proposition
No. 1501 72 Acres Near
Fahens.
AH good valley land. Price
$35 per acre.
City Property
No. 1010 Building Site
50s25S Ft.
South front. Montana. St
Price $550C; terms easy.
No. 1003 Owner Will Trade
For vallej' laikL G room red
' pressed brick Montana St.
Price S5500.
No. 1006 A Fine Home
In the best residence dis-
trict of the city $ room 2
story red pressed brick re-
ception hall and basomon.
all newly renovated. Price
$8500. Owner will take val-
ley land or vacant lots with-
in the city as part payment
or l-'lvcah. (balance easy.
No. '-1008 Business Property
65x120 feet $225 per front
foot now rented. This is
sure to increase in value
within a short time.
List Your Valley Lands
Houses to sell or trade or rent with
us. We will find you a buver or renter
encan
C. W. Moore Manager.
Suite 508-5(09 Oaples Bldg.
Bell Phone 1203.
Am
National
Realty Co.
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