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Pensions for Veterans,
Certificates have been issued TO
lowing-named Indianians:

CertlncateS nave Deen ISSUED 10 the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Decentralization +. Valentine. Miners
Corner: Andrew Krear. Anderson: Albert
Allen. Jeffersonville; Hanover Cox. Indian
apolis.
Supplemental-Amos Lynch. Leaven-
worth.
Increase-Benjamin f. Wiseman. West
Fork: John Wesley Anderson. Spencer: Pc
ter Nelson. National Military Home; John
r.. Meyer. Napoleon, James H.. Hunter
Thoruton; Alfred Sims. RldgeviIie; Daniel
P~oorbaugh. Goshen. Nathaniel n. Cox.
Spencer; Joseph H.. Dearborn. Marengo:
Elias Whaley. Flat Rock: William v. Hal
Ter, HagerstOwn-
Reissue-(Special March ID. Louis Schir-
meyer. Fort Wayne. James a. Bennett
Farmersburg: Jefferson Hurlock. Mobiles
Vile. Lewis Shular. Crawfordsville.
Original Widows. etc.-Sarah H.. Shaw.
A~ndcrsonville: Elizabeth Kaiser. Indianap-
oils. Minerva Paul. Lexington. Renewal
n. March l0. minor OF John II. Joyce,
Upton.
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Linens and
White Goods

Linen Sheeting. 2ls yds wide,
Belgium make. Regular price
SIS; special, 59c.
Linen for pillow-cases. IS in.
wide, grass bleached. Regular
price SOC; special. &c.
72-in. bleached Damask, extra
heavy good patterns. Regular
price $40: special, CSC.
White Organizes, > yds wide,
very fine and sheer. Regular
price SIPS: special, 92c.
India Linen, 80 in. wide, very
fine. Regular price CSC; special
16c.
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arson city Ring Was Too Small.

CARSON CITY. New, March 20.-It has
been disclosed that the ring in which Cor
bett and Fitzsimmons met last Wednesday
was twenty-five feet square. instead of
twenty-four, as the rule requires. Shortly
before the contest the ring was enlarged
by shelves constructed on It's sides. i'm ac-
cordance with orders given by the referee.
but on the night before the contest Chief
Carpenter Franklin, acting under instruc-
tionS from Sturat and Wheeler. sawed off
two feet around the entire ring. The posts
were taken up and placed two feet inward,
Ii Is claimed, TO accommodate the kineto,
unCva t.nnV1o
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Basement

Scrub Brush-I0-inch Scrub
Brushes, regular price 15c; &C
each.
Tacks-Large Steel Carpet
tacks, ? boxes for 1c.
Croton Sets-French China
Decorated 3-piece Croton Sets,
consisting OF brush holder, mug
and covered soap dish, 81
values, SLID.
Ice Cream and Salad Sets,
decorated china, Is pieces, reg
ular value $3.50 and 50; sale
price, S1.49.
Olive Oil, large bottle &c.
Tea and Coffee Pots-Our
haif-price sale on Granite,
Nickel-tinned, Copper-bottom
Tea and Coffee Pots should
Lave your attention.; $3.50
values for S1.75.
Dinner Set-Our 100-piece
Gray and Brown Decorated
English Porcelain Dinner Set
at s7.4S is a great bargain.
observation-disclosures plated
Bonbon bushes, 81 values; sale
price, z9c each.
Pickle Casters-Quadruple-
plated Glass Jar Pickle Cas-
ter, $3.50 value, sl.59.
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staart.- Arena attached.

CARSON CITY. New. March 2O.-P. j.
Donohue. the IA Francisco architect who
constructed the big arena for Dan Stuart
has Dlastered an attachment on the build
ing TO recover the money which he claims Ia
due according To the contract made by
Stuart. The first attachment is for S2s9 ana
the second for SI5. The case will be brought
up in the District Court to-day.
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Two Victims of Boxing Bouts.

PHILADELPHIA. March 20.-Two deaths.
the result of boxing bouts, have occurred
here during the past twelve hours. Edward
Gibbons died early this morning at the
Hahnemann Hospital from the effects of a
blow over the heart. administered by Sam
uel Sperry. during a friendly go at the
Tenth Ward Democratic Club last night.
while Christian keilneker died at 8 O'Clock
this morning In st. Mary's Hospital as the
result OF a boxing match with Frank Con-
nelly Oh Thursday. Arrests will follow.
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VITAL STATISTICS-MARCH 20
Deaths.

NJ. Foley. ninety-ive years, Little Sisters of
the Poor, exhaustion.
A. J. Mesle, forty-eight years, North Penn
sylvania street, tuberculosis.
Lynn c. sly, tea months. 2S2 East Court street.
Infant Stockdale, ASS East McCarty street, pre-
mature.
Infant Bowman. two weeks. 167 Indiana ave.
nue., commissions.
Ed Bennett. sixteen years, Seventh street and
canal. consumption.
Chester Abrams, eighteen years. s13 Indiana
avenue, ~ump
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Births.

Mrs. and Philys Moos. 70 Arizona street. girl.
Alice and Joe Davis. 23 South Capitol avenue,
boy.
Nevada and Charles Bosserman, AZ Eastern
avenue. girls.
Lizzie and Eli Hendricks. 43 Smithson street.
girl.
Minnie and Gus Schwomeyer, % Athens street.
boy.
Hannah and c. A. Bernauer. 1Ss Prospect
street, boy.
Laura and Joe Stockdale, 4S East McCarty
street, boy.
Mary and Henry Lane. 4lO North Pennsylvania
street. girl. Er.
Mary and C. C. Tholts, 165 jefferson avenue,
boy.
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Building

c. ]. Gardener. repairs. 1868 West Washington
street. $500.
j. T, McCune, frame house. North Meridian
street. 1850.
Mary J. Thomas, two frame cottages. Rhode
Island street. 81. 400.
Mary j. Thomas, frame house, Twelfth and
Oregon streets $3.50.
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Bicycle Gloves

Kid Gauntlets. 2-clasp. extra
quality, warranted not to tenr.
a regular $l.25 glove, on Monday
for CSC.
Genuine Mocha GauntletR. .
clasp, heavily embroidered
backs, the sl.75 quality, on Mon
day Il 10
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Marriage Licenses.

Erastus l.. Gibson and Amy N. Sargent.
Walter MIlroy aid Katie FIGHTER.
Joseph Hiehbauph and Susie Holden.
Eliza Venner Beachman and Myrtle Spencer,
BARLEY Drgan and May Dugan.
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Rockers, Etc.

a new line of Rockers ranging in price from
50. 20 to $50.
SPECIAL O MONDAY.
IL Rockers in Solid Oak. Birch or Imitation
Mahogany, Cobbler Leather seats or upholstere'
In silk Damask, value, 81 or $40, choice TO
s3.25.
Jardiniere Stands in Oak OF Imitation Mahog
any, value, $1.25, for SSc each.
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CARSON CITY, New, March 2O.-"Mys-
FERROUS" Billy Smith. who threw up the
sponge with George Green on Wednesday,
s now reposing in the county jail in Car
son. He got on the train last evening to
go to San Francisco, and. walking up be-
hind n detective, he had trouble with him
and commenced TO strike him in the neck.
Pistols were drawn, but before anything
was accomplished officers had Mysterious
Billy in town and were leading him down
to jail. He was arrested on the charge
OF disorderly conduct Thursday and spent
the night in jail. but now will probably
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Lining
Items

Black Taffeta Innings, SO in.
wide. value lsc, for I21sc.
Black Moreen, heavy weight,
SO inches wide, lsc value. for i2c.
Black Percaline, 25c quality,
for i5c.
Percaiine, high colors, 15c
value, for &c.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS

Check Dress Novelties. ~four-toned.
neat in designs, first on cur COIN
ters. Monday. 81 actual value. for.
Rich Stripes, two, three and four
toned effects, light IN weight. for
arm days. fine in quality, little
priced. 81 value.
Examines. new cOlors. new qualities,
new i'm price, and cannot be matched
elsewhere. BIS value, for....-........
French O~rgandics, most exquisite
printings. delicate and rare color
ings shown. fine values IN 10 40c.
Tor
Challies, All-Wool finish. Frenchy in
designs. price.
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BILLY BRADY'S SCHEME
THINK HE CAN FORCE CHAMPION
FITZsIMMONs TO FIGHT AGAIN.
saws He VIII Compe Him to Either
Give Co rbett Another Trial or
Make Him Leave the Country.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2O.-Biliy
Brady is still on the warpath and seems
determined to find some way of making
Fftz give his late opponent one more chance
before he puts into effect his announced re-
tirement from the business. Brady, who
has come down here from the SHOWS OF
Nevada. told a crowd of his friends on the
train something about the situation. Its
all very we'll for Fitz TO say that he will
never fight again" he declared. You Will
remember that Corbett made such a state
ment a dozen times and yet he was dragged
into a battle by Fitz. Well. now that our
man is the under dog. we propose TO reverse
matters and make the foreigner give jim
another fight whether he wants to or not.
of course. Fftz will be able to stave this
thing off for a year, If he wants to, but
after tina the public opinion will get too
hot for him. and he will either a 10 fight
or get out of the country. If Jim takes my
advice he will immediately begin TO get
public sympathy by receiving offers from
Maher, Sharkey or any other old dub who is
after a fight. He can lick three or four
fellows of that caliber in a month and then
ne will be in a position to demand salts
faction from Fitz. A condition exists in
the pugiiistic world at present that was
never known to exist before. You fellows
may understand the newspaper business.
but you don't understand the public's ad-
miration of a prominent fighter. / do; 1
have made that kind of work my business
for about five years. Brady Is talking OF
aking Corbett 10 Australia and showing
the antipodeans how well Jim can act. He
thinks the trip will do the pugilist good and
help take his mind off his recent defeat.
Bob Fftzsimmons, THE retired champion
OF all champions arrived here this even
ing. The quarters engaged for him at the
Baldwin Hotel had been decorated with
floral horseshoes. boxing gloves formed of
white yiolets and other appropriate de-
vices. Il do not think" said F~itzsimmons.
that Corbett or any one else Is smart
enough to get me TO accept another chal-
lenge. i propose to quit while my star il
in it's ~ascendency. / have made enough
TO spend 1t for my wife and baby and take
my ease. for I have licked the man claiming
to be champion OF the world and have
downed three hundred men,"
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Window Shades

ODauue Cloth Window Shades, Size 3Xb feet,
complete with spring roller, &c each; size 3x7
feet, ace each.
Extra size shades made 10 order at lowest
prices. Estimates cheerfully furnished. First
class workmanship guaranteed.
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Suit Department.

Oult DSpdl tiAlCns.
All-Wool Green Mixed Novelty Suits.
with Silk-lined Blazer Jacket, Roll
Front and cuffs OF plain green broad
cloth, Skirt ta6eta lined. VelVeteen
bound. full Az yards wide, SIS value, SfO M
MONDAY ...--...s.......
Suit Of All-Woo Covert Cloth. full
tailor-made, fly front Refer jacket.
Skirt full Az yards wide, taffcta
lined, velveteen bound, tailor seams, SIT 1Q
$40 value,
Child's Refer Of Atwood Novelty.
Empire style. large sailor collar,
edged with plain Drown brOadcloth. CT QQ|
neatly trimmed with white braid..... VA'SO
Child's Refer OF All-Wool Broad
cloth. Empire style, fancy sailor coll
lar and cuffs, nicely embroidered ca ~
with silk. a - value, for.............. Vo'AO
Ladies' Fiy-front Refer Jacket, of a
fine English Clay Worsted. lined
j aITosIIR F,rg Eith splendid qualliysl2.OO DO.
Atwood Etamine Fly-front Refer G6 20
Jackets, taffeta lined. $40 value. for. PO'co
Separate Skirt, all Mohair Briliantine,
AZ yards wide, tafeta lined, Scotch
B B5ana. i sIHta ssa I45srl, .,s5 value. Tslvs aes'n ST. 20.
Skirts Of AD-Wool Fancy Checked
S Soasd, isII6 5pfI asam.. lined 8 value. yei Is9s $40
Ladies' Changeable Taffeta silk Petit
S SSf5; efSl width latest eolorins. 81 $5.4S.
Black Saline Petticoats. fast color.
extra wide rufie, edged with black G. IN
torchon lace, 81 value, for........... VA'7~
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COrsetS

Our own brand: we
guarantee equal to the
best 81 kinds in Amer
lea to introduce them
will sell them on Mon
day only at
$50
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THE CALIFORNIA SCHOOL.

THAT does sound uncanny and mys-
ferrous. doesn't it?" asked she With a laugh
when the reporter asked about the TEN
pie for the Revival OF the Lost Mysteries of
Antiquity" the cornerstone of which was
laid by Mrs. Tingley at Point Iona. just
across the bay from San Diego. Cal, on
her return TO this country in February.
Mrs. TinGley went or to explain that it
meant a school had been founded TO re-
vive knowledge of the true physical, mental
and spiritual nature of man, and thus train
up a nation of people competent TO live
rightly. unselishly and with the common
good and the veal of all as the central idea
in individual actions and thought.
That would approach the millennium,
I'm my mind the millennium is not such a
remote possibility" replied Mrs. Tingley.
1T is not TO come presto. change like the
tricks of a magician. but slowly and grad
fathers and mothers how to live right. how
to contract happy and healthful marriages..
teach their children the doctrines OF I'M
SglfiShness and Self-SacTi1ce, would not sue
ceeding generations become a nation of the
right kind of people? 1t Is only a matter of
a few generations
DO you hold that such a condition of So
II do. in prehistoric times. Life was per-
feet. By and by there crept in selfishness
and other lower passions: they finally be
darkness. The school Is but 10 revive the
conditions of those times."
This. then. is the mystery of the revival
of the lost mysteries OF antiquity. OF
course. there are other things not clear TO
the lay mind which are TO be taught. the
inner truths OF theosophy. the development
OF the mental sight, or intuition: Mrs.
Tingley believes that a. the physical and
mental natures OF the race are educated TO
a higher plane, the spiritual must grow pro-
~portionately. so that after the conditions
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SILKS

Brocade Fancies. for Waists and COM
binations with woods. 81 value. for,
a
Brocade Tinsels. rich and brilliant.
Sl.s5 value, :
Black MORE Nelours. brocaded in rich
and rare designs. SIS value, for. :
Black Moire Nelours. bright. lustrous,
black. exceptional value for sl.50;
Black Dress Goods. short lengths.
suitable for Skirts. In the finest i'm
ported fabrics. in rich SILK brocad
and stripes. values up 10 - the {
yard: Monday. choice. I
Etanlnes. black. dusdess. wearable.
stylish. Is inches wide. SIPS value,
LIT ---r---.-------.-
Black Brocades. very finest Mohair
Wools. figures more brilliant than
SILK. as inches wide. $3.50 value. for.
The herald., 1897-12-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FIVE CENTS A LINE
CITY LOTS
FOR SALE

IOR SALE
1t Is now an assured fact that San Pc
dro viii soon be the harbor for Southern
California and have ships sailing into
port from all quarters of the world. To
man of money and brains we can pre-
sent proposition for making money that
has not an equal in the annals of this
county. We have 100 acres of land
fronting on the bay between Wilmington
and San Pedro, and within half mile
of the town OF San Pedro that will in the
very near future command a fabulous
price. Almost a mile of water frontage,
which alone will soon be worth q for
tune. There Is not an acre of land be-
tween Los Angeles and the ocean today
that Is not worth 500 per acre, yet lying
within h stones throw of the future sea-
port city of Southern California you can.
for short time, buy this acreage for less
than half this price. To Il party of means
that desires something with absolute
merit in 1t, and will grow more valuable
daily, we ask you to investigate this
proposition
Maps and full particulars at our office.
IL CLARK & BRYAN, 127 w. Third.
The herald., 1897-12-12

WE SELL THE EARTH
BASSETT & SMITH.
LOS ANGELES AND POMONA.
With an experience of over 20 years
on the Pacific slope in different locau-
ties, we should have gained some
knowledge of the country and its pro-
ducts and reader, we have made 1t 8.
study. If you want any information
and you think we can supply 1t, we
would be pleased to have you call and
see us, room 2 Y. M. G. A. building,
Los Angeles, or at Pomona. If you are
looking for an orchard home, we have
long list of orchards of all kinds of
fruits grown in California. We talso
have buyers for a number Of places at
our offices.
At Pomona, one of the favored spots
of this most favored land, we have
several good bargains In the foothills
we have 269-acre ranch, about so
acres tillable, about % acres in oranges
and lemons; owner of this orchard Is
bound to sell and will let go for $4,000;
terms il desired.
AT CORONA
We have q fine 20-acre ranch, 10 acres
oranges, 10 acres lemons; all in bear
ing; fine two-story house, large barn,
etc.; another good place $1S,500. easy
terms.
I'VE have the run Of this place at the
office.
Then there is that 120-acre olive or
chard. y of 1t just been taken on a
mortgage; now that fifty must go, and
it will go; just think. 12O acres. about
1l5 solid to the best varieties Of olives
for oil and pickles.; imagine, over
years old, and for only s2S,50O, less than
5000 per acre; $4,000 can be taken In ex-
change.
Then there is that Ontario proposition
for 10 to 100 acres, set to olives, april
COTS prunes and peaches, cared for for
years, at only $50 per acre; n cash,
balance to suit. Call and see us about
these places. Room 2, Y. NJ. c. A.
h11ifdinr Inc AnPalea
The herald., 1897-12-12
WE SELL THE EARTH
BASSETT & SMITH.

w Il SELL III h EARTH
BASsETT & SMITH
A beautiful home.
IT you have any desire to purchase a
fine home In one Of the best localities of
the many good neighborhoods OF Los An
geies We would like to have you consider
the following: On Menlo avenue, block
from the Traction car line, fine two
story house. s rooms, pantry large bath
rooin porcelain tubs large porch in front
screen porch in rear, large lot, lawn
cement walk. streets graveled and
ourbed; in fact complete home, good
value at $j"J5. but can be had now for
s450O; owner will take $500 or $500 cot
tage In exchange. mad give time on $780,
Call and see us about it.
READER
The first time you go out to
Westlake Park just look at that
fine 2-story building Just south of the
band stand. There are IL rooms up stairs,
store rooms on first floor and brick cell
lar underneath; lot 50x150; building 5O
Now that property is good 1t will increase
In value, but must be sold. 1t cost the
present owner $620O, but you can buy 1t
today for s450O. If you want to look into
1t come and see us. Remember we pay
for the notice that called your attention
to 1t. Look 1t over then come around.
We have the keys. Terms IL desired
BASHDTT & SMITH, Room 2. Y. M. c. A.
building, Los Angeles. 1918
FOR SALE-$11OO-WE HAVE A 3-ROOM
house on q well-located lot, 50x125;
street severed. graded. cement walks
in, close to 8 car lines and in a good
neighborhood, Winfield st. The house
does not amount to much, but we offer
you the chance of your time. We
will take S25 cash and SIS per month
Can you beat It?
$500-We will sell this 3-room home on
Alameda st., near 14th, large lot, fenc-
ed, for $25 cash; balance $40 per month
Why should you be without home
when such offerings as these are placed
before you?
S30O-We will let you have this 50x136-
foot lot for SO cash and $40 per month ;
/ block from Jefferson ST.
CORTELYOU & GIFFEN,
IL 4Q4 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1897-12-12

FOR SALE-ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
a home "ready nader" We have a fine
S-room house. large lot. on w. 18th, for
$4,000: well worth $4,000. Some Groom
cottages from $1,000 to $4,000; would cost
more to build them today. And many
others.
We also have some good bargains in
lots and ranches, both improved and
unimproved. List your property with
us. SHOULDERS & HANDBOOK, 11S
s. Broadway 12
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ALWAYS MISSED.

Everybody knows that fogs are de-
cidedly mist wherever found. but In
THE LONE STAR TRACT
They are altogether missed. and this
makes this property of Clark & Bryan
the most desirable residence portion of
Los Angeles. The streets are beautifully
graded and curbed and the water as pure
as crystal being piped direct from the
mountains and not drawn from open res
ervoirs and bitches, as our city water is.
Electric cars pass the property, corner
Hoover and Pico, and elegant large lots
for only $500.
GO OUT AND SEE 1T, 70
The herald., 1897-12-12
FOR sALE-NoBBY RESIDENCE
EAST ADAMS STREET
AID ASTRA.

Some lads" might never be noticed by
the casual reader. but Clark & Bryan's
LONE STAR Is such sure sign of pros
perty and n general boom such as our
city has never known thai all informa-
tion will be eagerly sought after by people
of sound sense who take an interest in
the future of Los Angeles. This tract, in
the southwestern portion Of the city. is
Beautifully Graded
And Piped With Purest Water
And fine lots can be bought for only 5000
each-LOCATION corner Hoover and
Pico
To be convinced is only to see the prop
erty. It's fine. u
The herald., 1897-12-12
FOR SALE.

As an evidence of the impurity Of our
city water. It would surprise you to know
the magnitude OF the combined sales Of
''Puritas" and other "doctored" waters
sold In this city. Why persist in this un-
healthy folly when you can get water as
pure as
--Dist!led Mountain Dew---
Delivered with every lot in the LONE
STAR TRACT?-
Location. surroundings and price OF
lots in the LONE STAR TRACT make
It the ideal spot of our city.
II CLARK & BRYAN, 127 W. Third.
The herald., 1897-12-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
II you want to see the beauty spot Of
the city visit
Clark & Bryan's
LONE STAR TRACT
And behold the beautiful view of noun
tain and valley. 1t is simply grand. Here
you Will find the most charming spot in
our city for a homeland water that is
absolutely pure, while tho price of lots
is within reach of all.
70 CLARK & BRYAN, 127 W. Third.
The herald., 1897-12-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
120x140-A large lot on Olive near Fourth
running through to Clay, making double
frontage. This property is within two
blocks OF Broadway and is exceedingly
desirable for flats, as it Is accessible and
close to the business center of the city.
To close an estate this property is Of
fered at price much less than Its actual
value.
Full particulars furnished at our office.
12 CLARK G. BRYAN, 1877 w, Third.
The herald., 1897-12-12

FOR sALE-$3oo; SO CASH; SO MONTH
ly; desirable lots near cars; will build
cottages on installments; II you want a
home ON easy terms. this Is your chance.
POINDEXTER 6 WADSWORTH, 3OS
Wilcox block. Il
The herald., 1897-12-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FIVE CENTS A LINE
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
we nave had over ten years expert
ence In the real estate business in this
city. and are thoroughly posted as to To-
cation and values. having sold millions
worth of property, but never have we
placed any property before the people of
this city possessing as many advantages
as
THE LONE STAR TRACT
For anything like the low prices for which
We are selling these lots. We are simply
giving the public the advantage Of our
good fortune in obtaining this properly
at very low price.
-Remember. Only 5000
Is the Price of Choice Lots
IL CLARK g. BRYAN, 127 w. Third.