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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
"swEAR OFF, RMANENTLY..

"OrfIne" will help you to keep your
pledge, 1t is scientific preparation in
powder form. an excellent tonics and
never falls to cure the drink habit. The
craving for liquor never returns. En-
dorsed by the best physicians in the
country sl.00 per box, boxes for $500
Polk Miller Drug Co., S34 East Main
Street; Polk Miller Coleman Co., First
and Broad Streets. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
BEATS HIS WIFE
WITH RAZOR STRoP.
Ispecial to The Times-plspatchD

SALISBURY, N, c.. July l,-W. A,
Cable freight conductor on the South,
crn Railway, has been bound over Is
court here under the serious charge OF
beating his wife, and also with assault
with intent to kill Gable admits to hay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
COTTON IN BLOOM
The Last Bale of the Season Sells for
Thirteen and Half Gents.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
HENDERSON. N. c., July 1.-The
first cotton bloom OF the season was
brought to Henderson on yesterday
morning and exhibited to several per-
sons by Mr.. James Hoyl.
Daniel Eaton (colored) sold one bale
OF cotton to Mr.. D. 2. Cooper to-day at
1916. said to be the last Of the season
grown In Vance county.
Reports state crops are rapidly i'm.
proving, owing to favorable weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
Tho Union Will Meet In Atlanta
July 0-I2.
ny Associated PresA J

Thy AssocIated PreBA
ATLANTA, GA. July 1.-Preparatlons
for entertaining, the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union of America, which will meet
In annual session In Atlanta, July 9-12.
are complete. A chorus OF a thousand
voices, trained by Prof. Foster. will rem
der musical selections during the ses-
The headquarters Of the gathering will
be at Piedmont Hotel. Tho auditorium at
Piedmont Park. with a seating capacity
OF 5000 to 5000 people will be used for tho
daily sessions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
OBITUARY.,
Mrs, Fannie n !. Matthews.

Mrs. Fannie Hanscon Matthews died
suddenly at go Tuesday night at her
hsm ss Nc a,tbsT Iaf Sad SEEK sf cm
tack q intiammattory rheumatism SIN for =
be improving, until last night. when the
came speedily. Mrs. Matthews was origl-s
nally from Galveston. Tex, but has made
her homelin Richmond for several years
Brandon and Frank Matthews. and BY
n r Han ae OF Of Galveston. The news OF
his sr sz ws s aaa enee oT Rn hs
Is expected to arrive to-day or to.mor-
row. 53t n
The arrangements for the funeral ser.
arrival.
Mrs. Matthews was q most estinnahle
lady, ana d51 any hs
have charge OF her children until their
uncle can get here.
Mrs. 3. y. WYsor.
Mrs. B. ]. Wysor died. yesterday morn-
ing at her home at SWORDS Creek. n K RVS.
sell county; Mrs. Wysor was "a. re e1s,. VIE In
the as of Once e. Of the s eoEporaton cemmsson.
who left here last Friday for the bedside
Of his sick wife. y
Funeral Services.
The funeral Of Eud e. Kastelberg. In
FAINT son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph kastel-
berg, OF Chestnut Hill, took place from
yesterday afternoon. The burial was
At Ths 4 funeral Of Mrs. Mary G. Adams,
widow Of James A. Adams, who diei
Tuesday night In the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George NJ, Faris, No. 140s AshT
land Street, took place from the home at
g o'clock yesterday evening.
Mr.. Hirshberg's Funeral.
The funeral OF Mr. A. Hirshberg will
take place at 10 o'clock this morning from
his residence No. 1b47 East Main Street..
James Camper.
Especial to The rmes.Dispateh.l
LYNCH STATION. VA. July. 1,-Mr.
county. an old veteran about ninety,
two years Of age. died Sunday morning.
His death was from the infirmities OF old
age He was a consistent member Of the
M. z. Church, a Mason OF long member
ship and respectable citizen. He was
buried with Masonic honors,
Mrs. William Davis.
Observation-Disclosures apsSadtc X s 81 VA. july IL
Mrs. William Davis died few days ago
at her home. near Locust Grove. N
Orange county, after an illness OF only
a few days, ana ls sGrvipea py her nus a
band and two small children,
q, L. French.
Especial to The Times -Dispatoh)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July IL.
Mr.. G, l.. French a prominent citizen OF
lower Fauouler county. is dead AZ an
advanced age, His wife, one son and TWO
daughters survive him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
Raker-Iewis.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
NEW BERN, N. c., July 1.-Miss Shell,
Lie Lewis, daughter OF Mr.. ]. I. Lewis
Of New Bern. was married last evening
to Mr.. Harvey H. Baker, OF Laurel, Del
eware, Rev. r. +. Bumpas, officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
MARRIAGES.

gosHER. IcKsoN--Roekl.nd. Wis, Jaas 25,
la03,--Married, at st. Joseph, Mich, EDWIN
w BoSHER, Of Richmond. Va. 70 ELLA
ERICKSON. daughter Of John Ertcksoa, "
Roekisnd. WIS.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02

NEW ORLEANS attempting It
for considerable time trading In con-
gar was established at the Sugar Ex-G
change here to-day. Formerly Ameri-
can SPECTATORS who desired to trade
in sugar, were obliged to cable to foreign
markets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
.pEATHS.

pAY.--pied. HAROLD OTIS, Infant son Of J,
r. and Louisa Day. aged eleven months.
Funeral from Christ Epiueopal Church THU
lThursdsy) MORNING. July "a, at 70 o'cloek
Friends and aequaintances invited. later
ment at oakwood,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-26
Chapel Mission Opening.

The services heretofore held in the
1-yceum Opera House will be- contin-
nvd throughout the winter in our new
mission room on Wall street, next
door to the Photograph gallery.
Sabbath School Saturday p P. m.
Preaching - ..S P. M
Evening Services Sunday 7:45 p. m
The public is cordially invited.
REV. l.. +. SUFFICOOL, Director.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-26
Monday, Jan. Goth, 1903.
First notice Jan. blast Feb. 24)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Ofthe Interior.

Land once at Wausau, Wis, Jan 16, 1903
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make dnaI proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
Wausau. Wis on February gath, 1903, viz: Ed
mund c. Hedge, of Eagle River. Wis, who
made II E No SO44, for the w II n w II Sec
o. Up 10 N, Range IL East.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: H A Babcock, of Neena6
stewart and E Bowen, OF Eagle River, Wis
JOHN w. MILLER, Register.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-26
Coffee! COfee!I
Tea! 7 ca!

We have been fortunate in Sc
curing the agency for the Chase
& Sanborn' Famous Brands of
Teas and Coffees.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-26


On motion Supervisor Hze seconded by Ben Harris the
foregoing report committee general adopted
County Clerk Chairman Board of Supervisors
are authorized to issue County orders tor the same
December b, 1902 Finn LAWYER, County Clerk
Eagle River, Wis, November 9TH, 9O2.
STATE OF Wisconsin,
Geo OConnor beng duly oath that Dis
tct ATTORNEY Villas county has received moneys during
the preceding by OF his oce tor fees
forfeiture, penalties on costs.
I1898. geo l. Conner,
District Attorney, Villas Co.. Wis
Subscribed and before this 9TH day of November
lseal] Notary Public, Villas Co., Wis
Notara commission will expire Sept r. 1903.
The following resolution NO offered by Supervisor Rog
|ers motion adopted by the hoard
Resolved by the supervisors of Villas county, Wiscon
sin that be and he hereby instructed and
assign certificates of sale for the
purchaser the purchase all
the certificates OF hens outstanding against such lands
which are held by Villas county
County Clerk he and he here
by directed certified copy OF this resolution and the
of the board thereon Cook the present acting Treas
urer and Barney McOney, Comfy Treasurer elect
W Rogers, Supervisor.
RESOLUTION NO. 5.
Resolution offered by Supervisor Ben Harris.
Resolved by the County Board of Supervisors of Villas county
that Supervisor Mart z be and he hereby appointed
OF the
clerk and clerk of circuit and such reports
with the official books records and papers such Offices and make
said Hrze hereby authorized employ Walter Raw
mond and Fred Morey expert and
said REPORTS records papers, the for
hereby liked at $500 per day each person.
Signe Bln Harris.
Dated this 9Th day of December, 19O2.
The following resolution No offered by Supervisor Rog
ersf was adopted by the board
Resolved by the Board Supervisors of Villas county, Wscon
that the Villas County News weekly newspaper printed and
published the Village Eagle River be and the hereby
declared the official Villas County for the period of
year from the date hereof.
Be further resolved that during said time the proceedings of
this Board and all legal notices required published by said County
Board Of its officers be published said Villas County News
and the publisher thereof paid the legal allowed by law for
all such publications.
Rogers Supervisor
All members of Said Boar of Supervisors being members of
the claims illegal taxes and motion of Ben
Harris unanimously adopted Board into committee of
the whole take the claims lilies al and pending such
committee work the board took
Finn LAWYER County Clerk, Villas Co.. Wis
Eagle River, Wis, December 10, 1902
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-26
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD o. SUPERVISORS,
Villas COUNTY,
Continued from last week.

Eagle River, December 6, 1902, s o'clock a. m.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-26

On motion Supervisor Hrz seconded by Ben F Harris the
adopted
County Clerk Chairman Board of Supervisors
authorized o County for
December =, 1872. Finn LaNler, County Clerk
Eagle River, Wis, November 7rh, 9O2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
CELTIC SONS HONOR
IRELAND'S SAINT
.ss AMERICANS or SEATTLE INDULGE IN rnria ANNA,
= nm A1oN AT nRILllA Mt BANQUET

washington. no reviewed la r..
.eusvvs ana history in nttins and o..
auen' language.
stirs Them With Killarney
NisN Katherine nniaH bfanurht an.
eenqeetefs e. their feet with XII
Af neN. She was loudly ehrafe.i
and responded with = ballad ana a
.ullAhf Niles Nolan haa a bcsuti.
fui soprano voice
Col tattiek Henry Winston rfal,.
On orators ana ofaters Of Ireland. 8
Judge ". a. nen responded a.
The Judiciary reviewing the tame
achieved by men ~ Irish hlesd Ia
mat work He spoke elaqnentiv on
thc Importance % hish standard
81 iurirrfufisnee ana a strong ana
pun Judiciary.
Major . \ bingham responded
- The Army and Navy and .pokr
- American military aehirvensuts
ana the part that freshmen have
horne IN Il.
General J n, M~tcaifr sfskr az th,.
achievements ~ The frfsh IN Amer.
iea,T and Ia xioWine laneuase re-
teffed 60 many 81 the great men II
Irish descent In this canntry.
A more sentimental turn vas then
riNen 70 the ofatofy by discourse
on Irish Posts aud rnesfy' by
ludge !. J MctaTerty. ue named
aoofn af the most famous tfiah
poets, quoting from their works ana
eiassd with an ardent sulagy 81 John
Iioyic oReIlly. In the same Vein y.
J, poushnc spoke cirserip % irish
ballads. James y Met.luay renpane-
I'd tn "fFriand'a Future. prophecy
ms earis Independence,
John =. norv Was greeted with
three cheers when he roSs 10 af.~ak
% The irish Soldier AZ HOME aud
Abrcad.r lie said among other
things
No great battle was ever fought
that did not haNr Irish soldiers and
Irish generals The aatfle was al
ways over when the frtsh aud the
scots fell. and there was none 80
resist the attack but tho English
ssldlcrs.
Mr.. Dore spoke Of noftae of the
most famouH irish soldiers AMI their
records and einsed with = brilliant
pansxYrte UPON the seputAtlen e
Irish dahtera for va,af and ehisairY
,. Prank Mclean ciased the speak
ins with a delscatstS worried tstoate
% "WomAn-
The banquet adjourned with the
singing II Auld Lang Eyna."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
|0THELL0 WAS
FLAT FAILURE
Put on In rekahsma. Bat Natives
Do Net "ssssy~

A shahe.pe3Fean drama was
plaesd on the Japanese stage for the
nrnt time ga Deb. -. al the Nriil
theatsr at Yokohama. suthsiio
sss the play. bat although the pFin-
eipsl parts we're taken by Sada
Nacro and kaWakhmi. Ianans most
eminent actress and actor. who re-
eentis toured Afn~FieA and kuruf~.
the play fell nat. In fast there v a.
ainost a stampede from the gallery,
The JAPANESE Tifues u fesaeat date
received on the Riojun Asru. rtaidly
comments 90 the prodaetten ~ fol-
ioWs;
sconsldsftux that the plsE given
last nisht Nas the FIRST attempt ever
made TO give a Japan safslon q q
western drama Nith at least part Of
The pafapitsfnaiia Of the foreign
stage. but with japanese characters
and scenes. the pfedustioH ~as fair-
- successful. OF course. the strength
Hsd eie9anes Of ShAkespeaFe's die
tion vas lest in the Japanese Ian
sshxr. ana the gallery spectators be-
cams uneasy AZ the sies way in
shi~h the play moved.
The seeue was laid IN fufmosa.
ofheiio was Mnfe. governor general
OF fnrTnaaAs besdemana WAH To-
uionr. iaKo paA Lieut. Iva ato1o. and
Hama was esslehA fllaka"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
ervs ANNUAL gsrsarAism EMIT IN CONTEMPLATION or
YpglR PATRON SAINT

Newell. vleiin solo. q. J. Dams; cong.
J. J. Douefian. song. W. d. Hughes
dramatle reading. Atss Hsrtrasis
urauu.
Hoe. Patrick Henry winston De.
livervd the address Of the rt~ninz
Mr.. winston said that. II. Nks ths
Egyptians. the Irish had painted On
the walls If their toribs the hfs'
story OF their dead those tumtr
would present story ~ herpif
deeds. sublime faith. dire suffrrifi 8 :
and glorious triumphs. unparalleled
In the history OF all ths nations 4
earth. lie declared that the toni
81 81. Patrick would present ths
finest picture % them all
AIR. Winston reused hfe audienrs
20 a high giteh Of enthusiasm wheu
in conriatlng hts address he predict
"a the daNplns ~ new era Tor IRE
land. and that she again taks piAcs
among the ~oriss great nafior.-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
M'cLOSKY
SAKGUNE
SAYS TIE NEW BASEBALL
LEAGUE WILL SURELY WIN

j. J. MeCloHkey. manager Of the
Butte baseball team. Who expects
room Ia be manager Of the San Fran
cisco team, arrived in the city thil
morning
When seen nt the Seattle hotel
today he said
You eau quote me a. saying that
I don't know whether or not I am IL
be manager Of the Han fpneisea
team. II Hutte viii give me my re-
lease, | Will l think that Butts
viii give u. but don't know
IL ! should secure IL, Piggy Ward
VII probably manage the liutte team
Anyway. | shall do al can 10 see
that he gets the position,
In this baseball war tho Pacific
Northwest league IL bound 81 win
We've get money ana influence be.
hind US, We'ro going TO have tbs
players. We can't lose.
y haven't signed a player yet fol
Kan EIaueiHeo. bat ehsn the season
opens. you can bank on Il that IL
hn there with the goods"
McciaakaY. Haeampa panied bt
President l.uchH. leaves tonight foi
spokane From there they VIII 81
10 Hutte. ~ MeCinakey n released
he viii pfoased East to sign playeti
for his new League team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

M Aselent Order Il Hibernians
esvs thsir snnuai entertainment IN
es<nn~moration ef 81. fatrsck's day
q Rask<'s hail. last night. before a
.ztr< and Apprcciatiye audience. The
~ xzs profussiy decorated. The IN
txzEaHzd flags Of ireland and Amer
~ zesxed the undytnE love of the
tiskn,an for the land % his bif. n
~ hAz intense loyalty 10 tho coats-
~ 4 he adoption.
h. J. r. Sweeney presided The
oar1an1 whtch Wss thoroughly
~. aas a. follows: Piano solo.
N HeYtes Irtsh ieve song. Mrs
M Eu-~sil. dramatic reading.
-Ysntsnoy.~ J. A. Haley. violin and
- Irish airs. Misses Fitnp&tflek !.
1~.r< n tha Irish tongue. VI. !. Hem
80. <rnx. "kAthieen NNscuruesn.
~ 4seart; sonxs Kerry Dances.
~ Wallace. song. "Aehtor~. Ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

she RAN NM OUT
WIN A PISTOL

Mrs Mary T.. Taylor was charged
IN a warrant insued by Justice
GeofHe yesterday with aHaaultinE
Charles McGordon with intent 70
murder him. Mcssofdqn, acordina "a
his story. wnA plnsterfng a house
owned BY Airs. Taylor. The con.
tractor had been told 20 stop work.
bat had not notified MeGortrn-
WHEN Mrs. Taylor saw him work.
ms on the house against her nrdafi
she IL said "a have shot AZ him with
n revolver. Metiorden expressed ths
belief To a deputy In the office %
the prosecuting attorney that shs
would have fired more shots. bu
that he did not wait for a furthei
denomination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

The following marriage licenses
have beer issued George Nrff. ~.
and f.sgttsfe brook. =. both % Hal
lard, ChAsFles W. Miller and Eiira-
beth J. Hichardann. of legal az. both
% Seattle tphn flathrop. IS. and
Aable Crowe. ~. both % epoknnes
Gus Anderson. AZ. and Bertha Yon-
zDF. n both az SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
DAWSON CITY
UNDAUNTED

rr<zarfsf by the perficur exper-
tap< ~ aIfse steamer Dawson CITY
IA = Hsxinr SRA last summer Feitx
Nepn Arf ounef. vii take her 10
Nm zxsin this year 70 ply between
tat f<ff and CofSffa e.F she = -
tie izsr u th< Susss feet 20 retsra
\ M zn4 u the eaieuisticna u her
ee1sr ere mt upset she VIII be thr
- vessel 20 leave for Nome ttis
ssrt1&. s2iElnx May L
~ engines % the Dawson city
Sse nos being oFerhsaIed- Two new
ssll<r< sr- being placed in h~r. Her
~ = being rauikss and painted
~ Recommendations are being ar
rtn<~d u carly - srst class pas
lls1sEx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
oulv ssvrn PUT rnaouoH

q ths 10 men examined uufer the
~ p<rsie~ rules for advanced posi-
roes In the cisy engineers Once. but
sgveu nsd~ a satisfactory grade.
M ssseer<sful nssn are Rufus Bach,
b. Gran. A. A. Batrhelor. e. p
MeHrY. George Becker. Eugene
Es-~r znf 2. x IL Hfond-
NJ papers of the Applicants for
t1rl-sans IN the police and IRE de-
perfnents have not yet been passss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

NEW YORK. Mar,sh ii special)
American Jockeys are Ia such great
demand on both sides Of the Allan
tic that lt = almost impossible %
esNsEvfaie the earnings % these "a he
ride through a aucccsaful seeaon.
Here arr tho pictures Of thrre %
the greatest little riders Ia the world
Johnny Helff earned tie9.ole4 last
year. and viii probably equal that
sum this sraaon. lie Ia IL YEAR, old.
Arthur Redeem. Who II nov ~.
viii ride for ", {. whitney the CONF
inE sca~cn. and will receive a salary
q tieaua. but he will hs Ahla to more
than double that ~ riding for other
nN nVrN an the slide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

Avenue theater tomorrow night,
'heaping tho Harvest" closes to-
nlHht.
Arizona"
Next sunday niaht ARIZONA viii
open an engagement at the Grand
Madison fheatsr
The new vaudeville bli at the
Madison thuataI this week IL a
strong one, The Wilson family il
pns af the best attractions Of the
henannt The new moving picture
uiAe hinn. the pfuiaetoacape. Maae-
lite Wheeler. Camille l'ernoal. and
Hogan 4 ierlui. are features OF the
program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

Danny Mshef. another Of the most
brilliant lightweight riders. vii ride
for two wealthy EnElishmen. Sir
James Miiaf AMI stf paniei Cooper.
Its salary siii be fto.0oo ehite fees
from owners 10 whom hc II not reg.
uiafly engaged Wlli put him In
Heiffa class aa.s maney maker
II h estimated that the u yaunH
American toeheys Who viii ride In
England. France and Austria. this
war. viii earn upwards Of $500. 900
far their seasons work. Besides
thsas stars af the first magnitude
thare arr probably 80 Yankee boys
!. ha viii earn fruin o.. coo 70 ti6.0o1
each this year. and the total Earn
insz Of them al eiii give the 81 90. b
9e.1 mark a cluse shave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
BALL SUCCESS

The aceoud ssfai-anna4l hall ~ the
Seattle Laundry Drivers Protective
Association vas held In Chriatensnns
hail In the Arcade building lssf
night The affair sss largely at
tended. eea couples being on the fieor.
The proceeds of the dancs win bs
turned into the nick fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
wIlL BUILD rInE nEsIpEncE

= foEie> yesterday applied 20
n buildjux Inspector for a building
p1mif 10 erect an $4,000 residsncs
= &t1-t>euth avenue and East
Nntpn street The plans al@d with
- isepestor show that the real
eerf< viii be a handsome story and
e~1z4 structure. Iosenhans a
AiI<n are the architects and o. n.
uofr the contractor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
cLAREM0NT

Solves the Rent Question-Houses Built at a Saving
of from as to IS Per Cent. by Contracting for
Twenty Chp-Irnmense Crowds Attend
the Sales-Easy Payments on Either
Houses or Lots-A Great Move
ment That Has Never Been
Equaled in the West
Caremout is distinctig place for homer makers.
Placed the market only last Sunday. il has taken
pre-cminenee the most important real estate move
meni that has been in this city, and the
first days sales broke all previous records.
II possesses marked advantages anything else
in the vicinity. Very great pains have been taken
insure the buyers the eonvenienees of life Before
single advertisement was put in the papers con-
tracts were made with the City of Columbia where
BY lis Cedar River water is TO be piped to every lot
(he pipes incidentally will be laid before next Sun
day. Likewise the plat OF the addition was FIRST &C
eeped by the county commissioners before single lot
was sold
Every buyer gets an abstract showing the title
be free and clear OF all eneumbrances
Taxes in Claremont light as the proyerbia
feather the soil is good sandy loam with excellent
drainage toward the lake The view from the summit
of the knoll ON clear day IS an inspiration
A ride of seventeen minutes on the Washington
Street line brings one to Claremont. Within six
months MIR. Osgood the president of.the road assures
its patrons double tracks and ivc-minute service
and decided jump in value is bound to follow this
move.
The lots are selling prices ranging from SIS up
TO $3.50. terms OF $40 cash and S. month.
The best streets" restricted and no house will
be allowed than ten feet of the front line.
One does not need a eivd imagination see what
that fact alone to the future value OF lots
those particular streets.
Stores. schools excellent schools. by the way).
churches and good neighbors within three blocks
Sidewalks are being laid just quickly
work. and the pipes for water will be put in by Sun
day. So the directors of the future value of
Claremont, that ample funds available for home-
building.
Messrs. Downing & Leighton contracting with
builders to erect houses not by and wos, but by
the dozen and score the result is, home
tially be built in Caremont for IS IS per cent less
than is possible in any other part Of the city.
Twenty plans have been prepared and each one is
stylish and convenient. small cash payment,
low as 500, enables anybody to build their home.
in any fashion, into it and let the pay for it,
as little as $i2 so and much $50 month"; accord
ing to the size of the house.
Very near two hundred lots have been sold so far
and crowds going every day to view the prop
ery. Free tickets issued a the offices of Down.
ing & Leighton, In the Bailey Building. and special
cars leave First Avenue and Washington Street
every half hour-on Sundays every fifteen minutes.
II is worth anybody's while, speculator or home
builder, 20 Claremont.