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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-07-18
Pastor ElwOod Before PreSbytery.

y special session of the New Castle
l'reSbytcry waS held AT New Castle. Del.
on Thursday. to consider what action
should be taken relative to the recent al
legged uttrrHnccS of Rev. X. \. Elwood
Pastor of Olvrt Church. Wilmington. ON
til" subject of lynching. or the twenty.
eight members present. RcvS. John Nc
Elmoylr. u. +. Shaw and Elder \. l..
l'uyckinrk wer" from Cecil county. The
session was conducted with closed doors
its formal action being as follows =
"Th" ErcShytrry of New Castle AT Il
pro rc matH meeting held 1T New Castle
Del. ON July 10th. 1903. having rpcciv.
cd the following statement of the Rev
X. y. Elwoud. That he is opposed to
lynch law uhr execution of II real OF
supposed criminal without due process
of law, under amy circumstances. and be-
IicVrS that all men. whether innocent oI
guilty should be given taS guaranteed by
the Constitution Il public and speedy
trial hereby diScloScS its satisfaction
with the statement. rrcSbytcry would
further take occasion to place itself on
record a> heartily opposed to the spirit
of lawlrSsacSS which would uSurp the
IuH'lionS ol our courts. anu Ill favor ol
the regularly organized and conStitu,
tional administration of the law.
I'VE would further rnioin our minis
tiers and members to use their best on.
dcavors to maintain in all circumstances
the legally constituted channels for the
administration of Justice
Respectfully submitted.
j. McELMOYLE.
.IOEI. :. GILFILLAN
+. II. MOORE.
JOHN II. STEELE.
\. l.. DUNCKINCK.
Committees
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HOW ARD G.. SMITH.

Mr. Howard &. Smith of Philadelphia.
a son of Joseph +. G. Smith and a
'"ph"w of Postal Inspector William 3.
smith. of this town. died on Monday, at
the hom" of his parents. of throat con-
sumption, aged thirty-onc years. A
widow survives him. His funeral took
place on Thursday morning from his late.
home.
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Weddings.
Observation-Disclosures X

Mr.. William NJ \rrScy and Miss Alice
l.. II"rnbcrgcr. both of Pcrryvllc. this
county. were married on "Wednesday
evening. at the NJ. T.. Parsonage. of that
town. hy Rev. w. Ernest Greenfield. On
their return from II trip south, they will
"">idc in Prrryvilr. and occupy the re-
>i!rncr Mr.. kecS"y Recently purchased
from Mr. W. H. Cole. Sr. and wife.
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* VI LAMAR.

Mr. Nelson Kay and Miss Margaret
Lamar, both of Havre de Grace. were
married at the Methodist Church Par
>onngc, on Tuesday evening. 10y the Rev.
DR.. Thomas +. Marindalc Mr. and
Mrs. Kay started on II southern wedding
tour, and on their return will reside in
llavrc de Grace
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{. Hindman. Administrators of John
Harvey Hindman: first and final account
of Hannah N. Sentmnn and Alderman
Il. S"ntman, Executors of Eli S. Sent
man; second account of William S.
Evans, guardian of Rcbecca S. and
james H. Evans.
Court adjourned to meet in special ses-
sion on July 22nd, next.
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LOCAL PREACHERS.
Leslie Camp Meeting Will Open We'd
neSday And Continue Ten Days.

The Local Preachers Camp Meetin- :,
opens on Wednesday. July 22nd. at 10
clock. with platform meeting. and the
following program =
Thursday. July 23rd-Prrachng by
Rev. Isaiah Bidd.e. ut 1890 II. M
Preaching by Rev W. NJ WillcttS. ut
800 p. III. Preaching by Rev. W. O..
Owe"s. ID. d.. at I.3O p. IN.
Friday. July 24th-Prpachng by Rev.
j. ID. Fay. ut 1890 IL. III. Preaching by
ID. II. kenney. at 300 p. IN. Preaching
by :. T. Sherwood, at 40 p. IN.
Saturday. July 25th-I'rraching by
Rev. X. l.. Dickey. at 1890 IT, m.
Preaching by Rev. j. H. Thornton. ut
800 p. M. Preaching by Rev. Charles
\. Foster, at 7.3O p. III.
Sunday. July 2Gth-prcaching by Rev.
George Il. Jones at 1890 II. m Preach
Ing by Rev. William Lambright. ut 800
y. III. Preaching by Rev. Cotton Amy.
At $50 p. m.
Monday. July 27th-Prcachn by Rrv.
William Il. Hammond. at 1890 IL. m.
Preaching by ltev. Daniel Green. ut 300
p. m. Preaching by Rev. George b.
noughcry. NJ 1.3O p. IN.
Tuesday. July 2Sth-prcaching by Rev
Alfred Brooks. at 1870 IL. III. Preaching
by Roy, +. Il. HURT. at 300 p m.
Preaching by Rev. Joseph $. Wilkinson,
Il 80 p. IN.
"Wednesday. July 29th-Prcaching by
Rev. y. l.. Jannry. ut 1870 H. m
Preaching by Rev. George W. Finlaw.
at 300 p. m. Preaching by Rev. Chn<
ID. SharplcS. ut 73O p. IN.
Thursday, July 3Oth-Preaching by
Rev. Mr.. coc, at 1890 IL IN. Preaching
by Rev. William Stimmpl. at 300 p. m.
Preaching by Rev. w. \. Wise. at 7.3D
y. III.
Friday, July 3lst-rrcaching by Rev
j. Il. Wright. ID. d.. at 1890 IL. m.
Preaching by Rev. j. +. Spry. ut 300
p. IN. Preaching by Rev. Robert Watt.
ID. d.. ut 1.30 p. IN.
Saturday, August lSt-Prcaching by
Rev. George +. Tillry. at 1890 IL. m.
Preaching by Rev. Philip Lcdncr. ut 300
u. III. Preaching by Rev Alonzo Davis.
at I.30 p. IN.
Sunday, August 2nd-Preuching by
Rev. Lewis Johnson. at 1920 IL. m.
Preaching by Rev. John Flint. nj 300
p. M. Preaching by Rev. Arthur Don
mer. ut 7.30 p. III.
Monday. August }rd-CloSing service
at 800 Il. III.
G3O Il. m. Devotional Meeting each
morning, in charge of Rev. y. l.. Janmcy.
300 II. M. Holiness Meeting, in charge
of Rev. g. X. TompkinS.
Twilight Meeting. 600 p. m. in charg,
of Rev. W. v Harris.
Rev. Mr.. Bride and wife. noted singers
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COUNTY AFFAIRS.
SCHOOL BOARD, ORPHANS COURT
AND COMMISSIONERS MEET.
Contracts For Books And Coal Awarded.
Teachers Bills Passed Appointments
Confirmed.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of School Commissioners
met on Tuesday. Messrs. Blake. Carey
and JennrSS being present The min
utrS of the last meeting were read ana!
approved.
The quarterly accounts of the teachers
were reported aS follows =
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Jesse Stoops. of Elk Neck. was
brought to Elkton. on Wednesday night.
and taken to the County Asylum. on
Thursday. He is suffering from tempor-
airy alteration of mind.
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Total



Th" bids for hools and stationery wrr"
Opened. That of The Gushing Com
pany." of Baltimorr. being the lowest.
WAS accepted.
On motion. the school mt Rising sun
was divided. to be known as the "Pri-
mary and "Grammar" Schools. The
details to b" arranged by Commissioner
JcnneSS and the Examiner.
Mount +. Kirk. Howard Reynolds and
Adam h. Keen. Esq. were appointed aS
Trustees for the Grammar School. Those
for the Primary School to be- named here.
after.
School No ,. District 3. Elkton. was
divided. the High School Division and
the old Academy to be known as No. ..
and Howard Street. rs No. II.
Th" bids for coal We're opened. and the
following being the lowest. were ac-
crptcd =
Dist. 1-p. Anderson. ............ $685.
2-lirnnett Steele. Chcs. City 600
2-B"nnctt Steele. outside. 100
3-KryS " Miller Lumber Co G.73
4-'ie"rg" w. BilrS. ...... 100
o-t. y. benjamin n Co.. G.:3
&C. l.. Cole. lr.............. 600
Th" supplying of Districts Il and =. re-
f"rr"d to Commissioner .IrnncSS. and
District .. tu Commissioners .JcnncSS
and Carey.
Th" following designations were re-
c"ivcd and accepted :-ticorgc \. Steele.
High School. Elkt"n: John +. Porter.
Assistant High School. Elkton: Miss
Alberta Lingo. Assistant High School.
North East; Percy f. Lynch. No. >. Dis
tlTct y: Miss II, j. Mahoncy. No. H..
District j: Miss l.idic d. REYNOLDS. No.
5. District Is: Miss BERTHE Graham. No.
=. District s: Miss Margaret L. Rogers.
No. >. District ..
hlmod =
Charles Il. Finley. .Tr.. High school.
Elktou.
William +. Constable. Assistant High
school, Elkton.
Miss Hattie IL. Ennis. Assistant High
School. North East.
Miss Maggie L. johnson. No. 3. Dis
trict .. one year
Miss NJ. I."titia Burk. No. &. District ,
Miss Nora Finley, No. 3. District 1.
Miss Julia +. Brokaw. No. |. Dis
trict &.
Miss Charlotte +. SIowr. No. |. color
ed. District ;. one year
Miss Ella II. Sampson. Assistant. No.
!. colorcd. District >. one year
Miss Emma J. Lewis. No. |. courrd.
District o.
The following bills were ordered 10 h..
paid ::
Maryland Water Company. water rent.
No. 3 District >. and High School. SG.25.
PcrWvill" Water Company. water rent
No. =, District I. 5000
Jacob Ramb". carpenter work. No. ,.
District 3. S61O.
Miss Alice Harvey. salary. No. 10,
District 3. S13.6O.
Andrew Anderson. stoves. District ).
$1G.T.
Woollcy X Bennett. incidentalS. No. ).
District >. S14.Ji
The Examiner was directed to hold an
examination on SATURDAY. August 1st.
for Scholarships at the Normal school.
st. Johns College. and st. Mary'S Sem
mary.
The next meeting will be on Tuesday.
August 4th. 1903. instead of August the
11th.
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EIkton Town Council.

The Elkton Town Council met on
"Wednesday evening. ut s o'clock. Pre-
Scnt-Mrs$rs. Davis. Strickland. Powers.
Witwolth. the Treasurer and the Bailiif
In the absence of the President. Mr..
Davis was made President pro. TEN.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Treasurer reported -
Receipts. Sl,OI4.Sl
Disbursements. ..: S31 ~
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The County Commissioners of Cecil
county were in session at their office, in
ltIkton. on Tuesday. Present-W. w,
Mcliuigan. President: VIM. B.. Davis
ana James {. CrothcrS.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. and various bills ex-
"mned. passed and ordered to be paid.
The contract for an iron bridge to re-
HIlc" the WOODEN structure over the
Little Elk Creek. near the residence OF
Mr. George K. Spence. in the Third Dis
trict. WAS awarded To the York Bridge
Company at $3.50. the bids received be-
ing as follows =
York Brdg" Company. ...S SS9
Penn Bridge Company GIG
Nelson buchanan Company... 800
William IL. Gulick Company. 90
National Bridge Company. 800
Canton Bridge Company. 1000
Ming Bridge Company. ........ 1908
New Jersey Bridge Company. 1O3O
Mr.. X. r. Howard WAS appointed Con.
stable for the Ninth District.
l'"lr. ltionS appeared before the Board
asking for Il new bridge over the Conow-
lnE" Creek, between Pilot and Mexico.
ana ais" on" i'll the Eighth District, near
lombard.
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Health Officer BrHttom appeared be-
fore the Board with II letter from the
tenants of the Howell property on West
Main Street. HS to the bad condition Of
the yards and closets. Matter referred
to the BailiIf with Instructions to notify
the uwnci$ to have the nuisance Hbntrd.
The Philadelphia. Baltimore X Wash
iu@ton Railroad Company asked prrmis
sion 10 open the he'd on Bridge Street
from tn" railroad tn the river. for the
purpose of laying pipes to supply water
to tn" tank at the station. Granted.
Mr.. John Frazer appeared before the
Board in regard to placing II sewer ON
East Main Street Matter referred 10
MrS>rs Powers anl Strickland.
Mr.. Joshua Clayton appeared before
the Board in the interest of the Maryland
Telephone and Telegraph Company. for
permission to erect poles on Bridge and
Bow Streets.
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Balance. ... S23I.62
Warrants were authorized for the pay
ment of the following bills =
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FOR SALE.
usINEss PRoPERT'

l5.500-Three-story brick on 21st ST., pay
ing we'll; occupied by good tenants.
$l2, 5000 feet on Morris ave-, paying good
interest.
$45,O00-Four-story brick on Sd ave. near
new office building; leased number
years at good price.
$10-000-100x140. corner Sd ave-, and 23d st;
good future as business property and
self-sustaining in the meantime.
$I500-A good corner. on I'd ave-, about 2
blocks from Jefferson theatre; now rent
ing for $3.50 per year; In direct line of
development,
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
$l6,500-The handsomest and most central
ly located residence on South Highlands,
near Five Points; oak finish, pressed
brick and brown stone.
$lS,000-A beautiful home on large lot;
best location on Highland ave.
$4,000 "A desirable corner and large
house, on 18th ave, South
S45OO-A 10-room house, with furnace heat,
near 18th ave-; only $1,000 cash, balance
monthly; a cinch.
$40O0-An attractive Groom residence, near
18th ave-, on terms that will appeal to
the closest of traders; $3.50 cash. bal
ance monthly
Investigate our 10 per cent city invest
ments
JEMlsoN REAL ESTATE & ms. CO.
1l3 North Twenty-First Street
Real Estate, General Insurance, Loans
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Total general improvement. 80. Sc, 118. 64S
MunlolpaI Improvemtns.

For street, sidewalk, storm and
sanitary sewers, Birmingham has
SPENT. 80. -. -. 800. 49,. .s229, $3.50
The Birmingham Realty Co., in
street and sidewalk Improvement.
has expended. -. ANN. -. 52,s51
Other land companies and property
owners have made sililar improve
ments amounting to-. ...... -. $1,000
Adjacent towns and villages have
made improvements costing. :. 10000
Bessemer has spent in street and
sidewalk Improvement and in the
construction of sanitary sewers. $1,000
Total.... 80. -. -. 49,. ...... .s4s7, POI
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Total 1O9 companies. :. 50, 20J
Making a grand total of
1877 new corporations,
with combined au-
thorized capital off,. $4,712.200
There has been spent in opening up and
eauipping new mines, building coke ovens
bull ling furnaces and putting in i'm
proved appliances equipment, etc, as fol-
lows:
BY the Sloss-Sheffield Steel &
Iron Co .....$ 55O,O0O
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Ry. Co... 10000
The Lacey Buck Iron Co........... 226,643
Tutwiler Coal Coke g. iron Co... $1,000
The Alabama Consolidated Coal &
Iron Co. on all its property
$4,000 of which property in JEFF
ferson county received. .,......... 10000
The Republic Iron & Steel Co... 23S, 900
The Williamson Iron Co... -. 10000
The Birmingham Railway, Light
& Power Co. has spent in re-
building and equipping its street
railway system and the improve
ment Of its other properties. 100000
Similar improvements made by
other concerns, both great and
small, not reporting, estimated
at.... -. -..... ....... s...''.'.'... looO,OoO
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Real Estate Transfers.

During the twelve months ending May
l. 1908 there were filed for record with
the probate judge of Jefferson county
GO33 real estate conveyances, with general
warranty, with an aggregate consdera-
tion of 81 h2q 772
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WholeaaIe and Retall Trade.

From reports and the most conservative
estimates that can be obtained IL is found
that the gross volume of wholesale and
retail trade Of the city or Birmingham
for the twelve months ending May l. 1903
amounted to 500. 752, made up as fol-
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Railroad Construction.

The leading railroad companies
entering Birmingham have dur
ing the past u months, built 60
miles of main lines, spur and side
track, at an estimated cost of. s S28, 900
The Alabama Great Southern
Railroad Co. has spent in reduc-
ing the grade of Its tracks
through the mountain near Iron
dale. ....t... -, -. ........ 5000
The Seaboard Air Line has under
construction In this county forty
miles OF main and branch lines
upon which work done to date
will average $1,000 per mile...... go 900
The Birmingham Belt Railroad
Co. has made extensions of its
main line and put In connections
at cost of........ $50. 80. -. 10000
iotdi..'. -. .......... 81, 1b3, O0U
New houses have been built In the city
and district as follows:
Houses. Cost
Reported by architects. 254 81, 704. 1921. 90
Reported by leading build
ers and land companies 1911 1G9 S00. 90
An enumeration of houses
other than those re-
ported gives the follow
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REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE
Several houses in West End on easy pay
ments; almost like renting.
s5750-Nor theast corner 18th street and
Avenue H Terms. $3.50 cash, balance
/, 2, and years, with interest Rent
ing now for $50 per month
s35OO-165 feet front with broom and A.
room cottages; will rent for s27. so per
month; nice lot, fruit trees; inside CITY
limits and one block of electric car line.
to Z acres land near Boyles; $3.50 per
acre.
1o1k acres near West End car line, on
rnacadam road nice Shade trees on
front; terms. one-half cash.
FOR RENT.
215 n. 18th street; 6<rooms and bath;
cheap.
Five rooms, bath. gas and electricity:
5th ave. and 18th st.
l. G. PETTYJoHN,
Phone 465. 1864 Third Ave
FOR SALE.
u2.OOo-25x140. 4th ave, bet. 18th and goth.
s25oo-Ten-room house. Southside.
ss5O0-Nice house. South Highlands.
Ss50o-50x1io, with three-story brick and
/ frame house; corner lot.
Other good property.
C. L. sTIckNEY & CO.,
Phones COO. zoos First Avenue
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PERSONAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.


AN opportunity to lease a large lot on
4th avenue close to Hillman hotel. with
brick building erected to suit your busi-
ness, for term of five years or longer.
Apply b. A. Thompson & Co.. 223 21st
street. 5-24-7t
ANY person wishing first-class lodging
during the horse show, or any other
time. will find our beds clean and up-to-
date, at 25c per bed Miller Lodging
House. Windsor Hotel, corner Sd ave.
and Goth streets. 5-26-2t
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FOR SALE.

1OQx14O Avenue A and 18th street.
270x520, corner 26th street and Avenue [.
2l5x190; corner Avenue G and 18th street
150x190 7th avenue, between 26th and 9th
streets; three houses renting for $40
per month
Lot 100x1S0; Beach street
5Ox75i First avenue, between 10th and
18th streets.
Nice lot; corner Alabama and 10th.
streets; 50x12S1s
150x140; Avenue B and 18th street.
Modern 8-room residence; lot 5Sx1s5; 10th
street, south, near 18th avenue.
Beautiful 14-room residence; 9Th avenue,
near 21st street, lot 50x1s0; must be seen
to be appreciated.
We will be glad to name price and terms
on any of the above, and will show
same at any time.
Do not make mistake by buying before
seeing North Haven.
General insurance in standard companies.
Loans negotiated.
Houses for rent.
MALONE REAL EST. G ms. co.
ao17 lst Avenue. Both Phones sla
SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE.
In addition to realty l offer for sale a
soda and minera. water bottling works,
consisting of a large stock OF bottles,
est and latest and completest machinery
made; horses. wagons general stock of
extracts, ETC.. will invoice about $1,000;
well established trade and always gets
the best price for goods. This plant is
well located on Belt railroad in Birm-
!. ingham and close in. Reason of pres-i
ent owner for selling is broken health.
This is a splendid business opportunity.
w. H. WILLIAMS,
1923 1st Ave. Bell phone 129. Peoples
Phone 1856. 5-24-tf
FOR SALE.
$2Oc0-South 18th street; neat Groom cot
tage.
$4250--7-room house; 18th street near X
$5500-Handsome South 18th street home.
$100O-5Ox190; Avenue G. between 25th al
26th streets.
s25Oo-1ooxlso; fine Avenue F corner.
$3OG0-100x190; Avenue F. improved.
$7000-Handsome home; near Five Points.
$3OOO-1s3x170; corner X and Montgomery.
$l2,5O0-100x140; valuable; close in; cor
ner: pays 12 per cent.
$6O00-100x140; End avenue, near 18th street.
$40. 000-50x100; End avenue corner; in three
blocks of goth street.
$l0500-100x140; Srd avenue corner; i'm
proved.
FOR RENT.
Neat cottage and some stores
We sell. rent and insuse property.
MCCONNELL E. CAR WRIGHT,
Both phones 40 go Hst Street
FOR SALE
$375O-50x19O, well improved and now rent
ing for $3.50 per month; pays interest
on $500; well located on Sth avenue.
s2lO0-Good 5-room cottage and corner lot,
Ave. G and 18th street; rents for $20
$990--Lot 2212x100. with 3-room cottage;
18th street near 9TH avenue
500, 000-Fine corner 100x141; close in on Bird
avenue; 500 per front foot; two busi-
ness lots 25xl40, each improved. End ave-
nue. near 18th street; terms.
$780, ne-third cash; 50x14O feet. Bird ave-
nue near 10Th street.
$2S00-Lot 65x150; good Groom cottage;
North 18th avenue. near cars; desirable
home.
$23OO-50x14O feet; cottages. Ave. f near
26th street.
S26OO-Lot 50x190 Groom house and 4
rooms on rear; Ave. L near 26th street;
rents for $29; terms.
SMITH G. STiILMAN.
2D04lh First Avenue
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FOR SALE.

80 acres, suitable for subdivision,
all available, located at Boyles Station.
Chance for a good speculation in this
BROWN BROS. & CO.,
Bell Phone 1884. Woodward Bldg.
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Disbursements.

changes and repairs on
building .................. sOJ.o9 s5.1s0ol
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY furnished salared people with
out security; easy payments Southern
: Discount Co.. 3O2 Chalifoux. 4-13-tf
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Cactus Compound
The blood. liver and dyspepsia bitters, is
positively guaranteed to increase your
weight. Popular book coupon with every
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DISTRICT MAKES
A FINE SHOWING

CONTINUED from FIfth Paael
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Giving a total in
creased capita; Of ri. $50 Oo0-sl O5o, 900
1t Is further shown that the following
manufacturing companies have been tn
corporated.
Ceorgta and Alabama
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During the last twelve months 81 new
members have been added to the roll.
A larger correspondence has been carried
on and more literature and advertising
matter Distributed with good effect than
for several years previous. A number
of individuals Rave been induced to locate
in the district. some of whom have put
considerable money in manufacturing and
other industrial enterprises.
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mess here have increased their capital
stock as follows.
The Miner & Kettg
company. 80. ....-.A 5foiV00
Echols-Smith Hardware
company. 49,. -. $4,000
Clear Creek Lumber
company. ..... bQ,O00
Miner Coal and Rail-
way company. -. 10000
Tunnel Coal company. 10000
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peveIopment Of DIstrIot.

This report would be incomplete without
a brief review Of the general growth and
deveIopment of the district during the
past twelve months, and for that purpose
some of the leading features will be men
toned. The privilege license records
show that companies already doing bus
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RoARpERs WANTED.

ROOM and board for one couple without
children: 2130 9Th avenue. 5-26-tf
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-10-03
Mistele-Wedemeyer.

The wedding of Miss Winnifred
Mistele OF this city and Mr.. Albert j.
Wedemeyer of Milwaukee was quietly
solemized at St. John the Catholic
church, on Wednesday afternoon at
four o'clock, the Rev. Father Dereing-
or officisting. The wedding was a
Quiet one only the immediate relatives
and most intimate friends OF the con-
tracing parties witnessing the cere-
mony, Miss Jennie Wedemeyer. sister
of the groom was the bridesmaid and
Lawrence Mistele, brother OF the bride,
acted as groomsman. The bride is
the only daughter OF our esteemed
townspeople. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Mistele, and is young lady OF whose