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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-23
SUTTON
INQUIRY

Annapolis, July 23.-Admitting
frankly that he was under the in
fluence of liquor on the night of the
shooting. Sergeant James Dehart, tes-
tilted today before the Sutton court
of inquiry hat he met Sutton near
the Broadway grounds; thai Sutton
had two revolvers in his hand and or
dered him to go with him and help
him d find Sutton's coat. He said SUIT
ton ran ahead of him and that he
heard shots as he followed. He de-
MED that he sat on Sutton's body and
stated that all the shots were fired
before he arrived on the scene.
The revolver with which Sutton is
said to have shot himself vas hand
ed to Dehart by an officer but he
could not identify 1t. He denied TAX
ing the revolver from Sutton's hand
and when asked IL he accompanied
Sutton to protect him from himself
or from anyone else or to keep him
out OF trouble. he replied that a
imam running around with two re
volvers certainly needed no protec-
ton"
William I. Owens, the chauffeur
Of the machine in which Sutton, Ad-
ANS and the others rode to camp
testified to having heard no quarrel
until the machine cached the acad-
envy grounds hen he was ordered to
stop the machine. and Adams tearing
on his coat made a rush at Sutton.
The other two officers grabbed SUIT
ton. who said, 60 away Adams, I
don't want N trouble" Owens said
he thought the officers were holding
Sutton so that Adams would be given
the advantage.
Annapolis, July 22.-Surgeop Gen.
eral George Piskerell, u s. N, who
attended Lieut. James N Sutton after
he was shot. testified today before
the Sutton court Of inquiry that the
bullet entered Sutton's head IN top
near the back and a little to the right.
This In a much disputed point Pick
erell stated that b fatal shot was
fred within two feet of Sutton's
head and On his opinion could have
been self-inlicted- Taking the revolt
e =. he illustrated the manner in
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Roswell Gas Co.
HOME FOR HARVARD LAMPooN
Wui De the Only College Publication
That Can Make Such q Boast.

wal De b Only College Publication
That Can Make Such . Boast.
Already distinguished as the Oldest
comic paper In he United States, the
Harvard Lampoon Is to have a hand
some building. giving II the honor of
possessing the only one owned and &C.
cupied by a college publication and of
being one of the few comic papers to
have homes Of their own.
Work has already begun on the
structure In Cambridge. Mass, so that
b handsome quarters viii be ready
for -Lampy" by next fall. An entire
block bounded by Bow, Mount Auburn
and Plympton streets viii be utilized.
Edmund March Wheelwright. '7e.
Who was one OF the founders Of the
paper. now a distinguished architect.
has drawn the plans I'm the style of
Dutch renaissance Nodded brick. null
lioned windows and a tiled roof with
two towers give the building a quaint
distinction from other college struc-
lures This striking clubhouse. which
b q be Ranked with Lombardy pop
lars. win. however. harmonic artis-
Ideally with It's surroundings.
One Of the features will be the tow
er containing the Ibis nest. an exclu-
sive apartment for the president of
he board OF editors. The Ibis is n
wise bird which imterjects remarks in
the dialogue Of the by the Way" col
uEnn, which n n perennial feature of
the Lampoon humor. Professor Bar
ret Wendell. ~. when an editor of the
Lampoon. originated the ibis as a fea-
|tAre OF the paper. the ~sagacious bird
being used As was the dog In the Eng
ksh Punch
Tia nest - In h western tower and
from = balcony overlooks the big ban
quoting han. Lamp0on dinners will
Ahdoubtedly In b future be as ia
s1us @i<@6a or the past, because the
1sW HT Will have special kitch-
- ~ for the purpose. There
a. large hall for Lampoon
That Mr.. Wheelwright should be the
archl<ect Il especially fitting. since he
o ~orsYkon the first board Of edi-
r<n but also d>gned the piece
~ ~ original issue. which has be
zouo q trademark
~EnmpyF WAS born I'm the minds OF
~a1ph Wormeley Curtis. 'T6. N his
1nrumate. John T. Wheeiwright. who
113e attending = course Of lectures on
nrtx given by the late Charles
Srton conceived the idea OF
s1coIIeGo Punch" The first
Wns l1nued Feb 10. 1876.
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BASE BALL GAME FOR
THURSDAY OF NEXT WEEK.

Final arrangements have been
made for a base ball game next Thurs
day afternoon at Amusement Park
between Roswell and Lake Arthur.
These are the teams that played the
famous eleven inning game on July
5. only they will be strengthened for
the exhibition next week. Something
rich Is expected.
The Roswell negroes and Mexicans
are c~ontesting on the diamond AT
Amusement park this afternoon.
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Seattle, July 23--Having completed
the business part of their program
the delegates to the National Editori-
al Associations convention set out to-
day on an outing to Tacoma md to
Paradise Valley Tacoma will give
the m0ulders Of public opinion an en-
fhusiastic welcome. n the editors
viii be given q joy ride about the city
I'm automobiles. They will also visit
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.gal
Blanks

Our stock of LEGAL BLANKS is complete and the
blanks themselves are neatly printed and
time and experience has proven the
forms 20 be strictly correct
in every particular.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-23

Jockson. Miss, July 23.-W1il Mack
a convicted of crfminally as
sauFting Miss Mamie Myers. daughter
OF a prominent Rankin county farmer,
Is under sentence to be hanged today
al Brandon. A special term of cour
was held for the purpose Of trying
the negro. and soldiers guarded him
all during the trial
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Almost every kind of blank under the sun is to be
found in our stock. Land office blanks. A full
assortment, For Rent, For Sale and similar cards
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Get the Record habit. the habit Of
placing your ads. where they pay. In
the Daily Record
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twill positively be the last d. of this Great Sale that has been gmg on at sa store for the past ten
days. and we wonder you have been wise and seized the opportunity of IMPLYING your wants and
Never ow business erenneh have we been able to offer our friends and patrons such superior
goods at such reduced pms as we are now offering Style yu car e fmy YOURSELF but quMy is some
thing that you have to take the dealers word for unity you nave proven it for Yourself. 1t is up to yu
to deal with ewh have reputation for dependable goods and hmst Methods
RWht BY to Mn the regular way. Some People may thin that ours stock has, been picked d over to-
there are afGw finest t ares somewhat broken but then main oon OF the docks fresh and complete
last asst de you will hW save wen W. make this eeM REDUCTION reduction for for om pu@s %T @9 hat hat m m% make
ROOM it wi be- nya shot time until or new Fall and Winter stock will begin to arrive and them we
vii. need Their DOM fM
Whn we started out in this great sale we intended that it should make history, and to say the least
hhasf far surpassed om expectations w feel cofdntt that it wM be maya long day bme the po
peof Rsvena and vicinity will have the privilege of attending such a sale as the GREAT GREEN
TAG SALE" has BEEN Help uo make tmorowd the last day. the eaht day Of ALL E:
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Warranty Deeds
Bills of Sale
Mortgage Deeds
Chattel Mortgages
Release OF Mortgage
Satisfaction OF Mort.
Justice Court Blanks
City Leases
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
DELEGATE WOULD
SAVE NATIVES

On the dry town" question Prince
Cupid Is quoted as saying:
IL am decidedly opposed to federal
prohibition of the liquor trade. l
believe that the enactment by Con-
gress of u prohibition act for Ha-
wall would be tantamount to an ad-
Nertisement that we are not capable
of self government and that Con-
gress had been Obliged to take the
matter out of our hands and pass a
law to protect us because we could
not protect ourselves.
III a prohibition bill is introduced
in the Legislature will support 1t
and work for it-not because I be-
lieve in prohibition myself, but for
the good of my people. would
rather see a limitation OF the num-
Der OF saloons. but II we cannot have
that l am in favor Of prohibition. -
The delegate Is decidedly in favor
of completely abolishing the low
groggery@where the vilest of concoc-
lions are dealt out to the natives
who never patronize saloon where
In some standard of purity Is sold.
He believes that Ave or six good sa-
looms would be quite SUFFICIENT for
the drinking public Of Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
CHILDReN'S HOSPITAL
OPEN TOMORROW
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THE
RECEPTION OF ONE TH0US.
AND VISITORS - SUNBEAM"
CLASS HONORED.

Final plans were completed yes
terday for the opening Of the Kapio-
leni Childrens Hospital tomorrow.
The sunbeam class of the Cen
trail Union Church Sunday School.
which has donated 5000 to the gen.
eral endowment fund, will be es-
pecially honored for their labors by
the placing of a Sunbeam Bed" on
the lower story of the main build
ing.
AT three o'clock tomorrow after
noon the opening exercises will be-
gin. A. s. Wilcox, who donated
$4,000 toward the good work. and
has been a prime factor In the move
since the first nail was driven. will
speak to the visitors at the opening
exercises.
Judge Dole will be another speak,
er to entertain those present with a
synopsis of the work in hand ana
what Is proposed for the future.
The institution will be open from
top to bottom for the reception OF
visitors. The hospital is a little be-
yond the home of p. c. Jones.
A thousand visitors are expected
on opening day, and refreshments
for that number have been arranged
tor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24

retail trade: BENSON SMITH CO.. Honolulu, Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
Willie CRAWFORD
and The JURY

The Grand Jury has thrown It's hooks
into Willie Crawford again. That lit.
tie deal about the $40 bride charge
which seemed to have died without
pain, has been pulled back to life and
Eow there is pilikia for Crawford.
The Grand Jury. after looking into
the charge, have thought another In.
vestigation or so will not hurt Willie.
in fact. will sort Of keep him in condi.
ton, hence the coming investigation
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24

when shebessn to Improve In strength
and appetite.
SNOW she has good appetite and IL .
picture Of health"
Baby With lndlIestlsn.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown, Dunnegan, Mis-.
souri,, U. g. A., writes;
"My little daughter, three years old.
was troubled with . very bad cough,
which remained after an attack Of ca.
tarrhal fever, which was . great deal
worse at night. She would wake up
out Of her sleep and cough until I
feared she could not stand IL. Nothing
that we gave her seemed to do her any
good.
II then concluded to send for Dr.
Hartman's book, entitled The Ills of
Life which I promptly received. I at
the same time commenced giving her
Peruna. She has taken one bottle in
all, through which she has obtained Q
complete cure.
"She also since her birth was troubled
with indigesfi0n, but since she has
taken Peruna she can eat almost any
kind Of food without any bad results.
"She r. now - well and hsppy a.
any little girl can be. when our friends
say how we'll she looks, tell them
Peruns did IL. shall always be
friend of Peruna, as I consider Il the
best medicine for coughs and indiges.
ton we have ever tried, and will REQ.
ommend It to any one similarly Of.
dietad
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
Alilns Children.

Mrs. schopfer, 500 Prescott Ave., b.
Louis, Missouri, U. s. A., writes:
ain the early part Of last year wrote
10 you for advice for my daug inter- Alice,
four years Of age. She was . puny,
sickiy, aiiin9 child since she was born.
She had commissions and catarrhal
fcvcrs.
81 was always doc toring until We COM
menced to use Peruns. She grew strong
snd well.
"Peruna 10 Wonderful tonic; the best
medicine have ever used.
III was In very wretched condition
when commenced TO take Peruns. I
had catarrh all through my whole body,
and thank God, your medicine ~ ne Ill
The follouyinO who1esa1e dru oOisfs %
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24

C~~.~~~~~~~~s~~.~s
Mrs. Eta Booker, Dundurn, Sask.,
n. W. T., Cam, writes: az suffered
with internal catarrh until ! wrote
to DR.. Hartman, and after taking
( treatment as he advised I can say
J am now cured Of this most trying
affliction, for which I am truly
thankful. think Peruna the best
I medicine for catarrh. I never felt
! better In my life than do ct pres
ent."
In later letter Mrs. Booker says:
Sr can truthfully say from expert.
! ence Peruna is . most wonderful
( medicine, and in the case Of my little
! daughter, Elsie Booker, 1t did all
could wish for, and 1 am entirely
willing that you may publish testi-
monial in regard to her cure"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Nov. 20, 1909,
from 1o:3o =. m. to $3.50 p. m.


from 1o:30 =. m. to $3.50 .. m.
Kamuela ct al to Pioneer Mill Co
islu. - .'....'. ........ l.
James l. Holt and VT to Koolau Rail.
way Co Ltd n
Leu Fook to Leo Ten ..............M
Nellie NJ Haley and hsb to Bank OF
Hawaii. Ltd ................... NJ
ID II Case to Cyrus T Green ...... Rel
James W Kershner and VT to Cyrus
NTeen .....". ................ ID
Entered for Record Nov. %, 1909,
from $3.50 .. m. to 1880 .. m.
Betuela to W NJ s Lindsey IL
George C Hewitt TO II s Martin. Rel
kalaulehua Naihe and hsb to VIM p
McDougall ID
Francisco de + Lopez and WI to Ma
ria de J l. Cabral ............... :. d
Maria Victor to G II Wears ........ d
Daniel Lowell and WI to W Hyde
N'Se '.'''''' '.'.'......... ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24

right. would not have any other
medicine.
"Peruns cured my baby boy Of very
bad spell of cold and fever. He is q big,
healthy boy fifteen months old. have
given him Peruna of and on since he
was born. I think that is why he 10
SO we'll.
~ cannot praise Peruna enough. We
have not had doctor since we began 70
use Peruna-all praise to It,"
Child Now Healthy.
Mrs. G. w. Heard, of Howth, Texas,
U. 8. A., writes to DR.. Hartman in regard
TO her baby girl, Ruby:
"My little girl WAS two years old this
January. She had some arrangement
Of the bowels. She was . nero skele-
ton, and we did not think she would
ever get well.
"Shs had been sick three or four
months, and after giving her lees than
one bottle Of Peruna she was sound and
well.
81 found the Peruna splendid for
wiss collie, with which she was troubled
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
ROGERS AUCTIONS

CATTLE SALE-On Sat Urday, April 17th. commencing at 10 a. m. sharp. at Five Points Corral, Messrs. Brown & Hayden, of ScOtts- dale, will sell 61 head of Holstein cattle. consisting of number of Al dairy COWS, 20 to 25 head of beauti- ful two-year-old heifers, now milk ing; remainder to be fresh soon; one registered Holstein bull from the Renaud herd; two saddle horses. Outside stock can be brought. and we will handle same in satisfactory manner. Rogers & McMurtry. Auc rioneers. Groom clerk.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

, ACRES on Indian School car line for s2.500; east front and surrounded by nice homes.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
GREENE & GRIFFIN a-5 REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO.,, 127 N. CENTER ST

 FOR SALE-Three choice lots Tn best part of city. The same are for sale or will trade for acreage near Los Angeles. Lindsay or Fortersville, Cal. Price $3.500. FOR SALE-2 lots in Brill addition. facing on Seventh St: extra large. 2O0-ft. front. Price $S5e. len, i. FOR SALE-A fine dairy ranch with 24 head of milch cows, B head of young stock, head of horses; ranch implements. This is a special price for a few days. For further infor- nation see me at once. It will take s6,000 to handle the deal.
 FOR SALE-A new fOur-room frame house; one large screen porch, also large front porch. Everything is first class. This is for sale with 1 lot or lots, to suit purchaser. Near car line in Grand Ave. Add Price s1,40O, one-half cash and balance to suit
 FOR SALE-21s acres on Yuma road. adjoining Christy Acres. for sIo0. A. R. Taylor. w. Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
HAMMOND'S AUCTIONS

FOR SALE-At a great bargain. if talk en at once. one ToOmey road cart and one Favar sulky, both in good condition; tires new; also Columbus runabout. See Hammond, Auction eer. Tel. Red S533.
 AUCTION SALE-Saturday, 1:3O p. D. m, at the Hammond Auction House, 23 s. First Ave, of second hand goods of every kind, stoves, guns, bicycles. horses, buggies, etc. Send in anything you wish sold. Tel Red S533. Hammond. Auctioneer
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
"IT'S THE SOIL

hdrCrSo. s2O.OOO-SO acres, fenced and cross
 fenced. all leveled and border
 ed. strictly orange land, oldest
 grove in valley; F down.
 Terms on balance. $16, 6,OO0-SO acres. fenced and cross-
 fenced, all in alfalfa; s2,500.00
 bungalow tenant house; full
 water, plenty of domestic wa
 ter; F down. Balance to suit. $15 ,0O0-120 acres. close in; will sell
 in 20. 40 or SO-acre tracts. $15 ,000-120 acres, close i'm will sell
 splendid opportunity for in-
 vestment; F down. Balance
 to suit.
 $3.20O-iO acres, Glendale loess; an
 other splendid opportunity.
 S1,5O0 cash. Balance to suit. $24, 4,000-4SO acres, 400 of this in alfal
 ia, near Arlington; all highly
 improved; will pay for itself
 in short time; l4 cash. Bal
 ance, good terms.
 Homes.
 1,575-Pretty 7-roop bungalow, Mt
 Pleasant Addition. one block
 from car line: has never been
 occupied. A cash deal. s4,750-A strictly modern cement
 brick home, on Central ave
 This is a splendid investment s2,000-A 20-room, well furnished
 rooming house: all extras go
 with this: centrally located $3,000-A 16-room modern roOming
 house, completely furnished, in
 the heart of the city. S3,500-A 19-room. strictly up- to- date.
 in a choice section of the
 city: first class in every re-
 spect.
 SOUTHWESTERN REALTY co. Successors Taylor Bergman CO) Next to P. 0. Phone M. 2S0. cHRISTY ACRES IS TWO BLOCKS FROM THE CAPITOL CAR LINE. 2I2-ACRE TRACTS, S750 TO s900. EASY TERMS.
 $500 CASH, BALANCE ANY TIME, WILL BUY 5-ROOM-sRick, COR NER LOT, GOOD SHADE. PRICE s1,2o0.
 s150 DOWN, BALANCE LIKE RENT -COSY 3-ROOM HOUSE, SCREEN ROOM, CITY WATER, FINE SHADE, CLOSE TO CAR LINE; LOT 5ox15o. FOR THREE DAYS AT $500.
 s250, BALANCE MONTHLY, WILL BUY A GOOD GROOM BRICK, LO- GATED NORTH OF TOWN IN GROWING SECTION AND CLOSE TO CAR LINE. PRICE s2,5oo. s1,eoo-FIvE-RooM BRICK, CLOSE IN ON ADAMS ST. FINE SHADE AND IN GOOD CONDITION. PART CASH, BALANCE EASY. s1,ooo DOWN BUYS NEW 5-Room BRICK, EAST FRONT, IN EVER GREEN PLACE. CEMENT WALK. THE KIND OF A HOME YOU WANT. PRICE $500. HALF CASH WILL HANDLE NEW 5ROOM BRICK, EAST FRONT, N. SECOND AVE. GROUNDS ARE WELL IMPROVED AND HAVE FINE SHADE. BARGAIN AT S35O0. s2,00o DOWN FOR NEW 12-RoOM BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE ON N. THIRD AVE, FOUR FRONT ENTRANCES, 2 MODERN BATH ROOMS, LARGE PORCH, FINE SHADE. A SENSIBLE BUY AT s4,ooo.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO.
 127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ARE YOU SATISFIED?

SERIOUSLY, are you perfectly con tented to go on living in rented house. year after year. paying out a large percentage of what you earn by hard work. just to keep a roof over your head?
 IF NOT. then take the bull by the horns and buy a home for yourself. IF YOU think you haven't enough ready money, you had better inves- tigate. It doesn't take as much, per haps, as you have been figuring on. HERE are some properties that are good bargains and can be had on very reasonable terms: S. .SOO.OO buys very fine. thoroughly modern home on North Center st. s4. .OOO.O0 buys a nice new Groom house, with east front, on N. Fourth ave. sS. 5OO.OO buys a very good 5-room house. barn. lots of shade, on F lots, with fine alfalfa. $2.450.0O buys a new broom brick cot tage on Pierce st. Modern. s2.25O.0O buys new 5-room brick mod ern cottage, close in. s1.S75 buys a good Broom cottage on lots, close in. Big snap. $15O.OO down and the balance monthly buys a nice 5-room brick for S1,5OO. REMEMBER THE EASY TERMS. $225s00 per acre buys a first-class in vestment on North Center street; 80 acres. If you want to double your money in a short time. buy this. $135.0O per acre buys a fine 30-acre tract just a little ways out on the Yuma road. A fine buy. sI35. co per acre buys very fine piece of orange land: all leveled and bor- dered; 15 acres, and in the right To- cation.
 s125.00 per acre buys fine S0-acre all falfa ranch little ways west Close to schoolhouse. s1OO.00 per acre buys a good 16O-acre ranch. Will divide into two eighties if wanted.
  acre-ranch; nearly all in alfalfa and barley.
 S65.00 per acre buys a good 5S0 acres, nearly all in grain.
 SEVERAL GOOD BARGAINS IN
 SMALLER TRACTS. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LAND. WE HAVE IT FOR YOU, EVERY TIME.
 YOUR MONEY BACK IF ANYTHING WE SELL YOU IS NOT AS WE REPRESENT IT
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

s250, BALANCE MONTHLY, WILL BUY A GOOD GROOM BRICK, lo- GATED NORTH OF TOWN IN GROWING SECTION AND CLOSE TO CAR LINE. PRICE S2,5oo.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

? LOTS 5Ox137k, Monte Vista Place on Polk St, between Seventh and Ninth Sts $275 each.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, AS OWNER MUST LEAVE CITY SAT URDAY NIGHT, THIRTY ACRES OF LAND CLOSE IN. IF YOU WANT A SWAY, WRITE IMMEDI- ATElY, p. O. BOX 61.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
AUCTIONS

Sale as usual at l o'clock. House hold goods. stock. vehicles, etc. Some specially new furniture. Getsinger, Auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17

are you perfectly con tented to go on living in rented house. year after year. paying out a large percentage of what you earn by hard work. just to keep a roof over your head?
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
VALLEY REALTY & TRUST CO.,,
 34 West Adams St.

FOR SALE-A bargain. if sold at once. 35-foot frontage on W. Adams st. east of Street residence: an excellent location for a home. z. II. Mitchell. HOO F.. Washington st Phone Main
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
FOR SALE.

HAVE just listed 24 lots in Highland Addition. northeastern part of city. s250 to $500 per lot. cash or install- ment. Come early and get your choice. w. NJ. Fickas. 17 North First Ave.