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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-27
Why the Success of San Leon is Certain

Along the East Coast of the United States from
Maine to Florida, located many famous resort
cities: Newport Narragansett Pier, Brighton Beach,
Manhattan Beach, Atlantic City, Old Point Comfort,
Virginia Point, Morehead City, Brunswick, st. Au-
gustine, Palm Beach and Daytona; and on the Pa
cifc Coast situated the famous resorts of Coro-
nado Beach, Long Beach, Venice San Pedro and
Santa Monica; but the Gulf Coast from Tampa
Florida, to Brownsville, Texas, until the founding
OF SAN LEON, THE Bright Spot of Texas" the
millions of residents in the great Middle West have
been compelled to travel across the continent to
the Atlantic or the Pacific resort cities when seek
ing the seashore place to spend vacation
among ideal surroundings on salt water
There are five million people within the State
OF Texas; and yet there is not playground on the
four hundred miles of it's coast where they may
spend the summer season in perfect comfort and
In absolute safety at reasonable expense within
easy reach of railroad facilities, with the single ex
ception of SAN LEON. 1t is the mission of SAN
LEON to supply this public need
SAN LEON set upon its high bluff overlooking
the blue water, will shortly become city of COR
geous flowers and beautiful shrubbery-a city of
miles upon miles of sheed boulevards bordered with
sem1-tropical foliage-a city warmed by almost per-
petual sunshine in the winter and cooled by never
ending sea breezes in the summer city of homes
of comfort and of beauty-a city of splendid hotels
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-27
D Development Plans Of San Leon

SAN LEON, to connect with the station of SAN
LEON the Southern Pacific Railroad and also
with the GalvestonHouston Interurban electric line
that rapid, convenient and cheap transportation
may be secured to and from Houston and Galveston
18th: BATH HOUSE AND FISHING PIERS. An
attractive bath house and fishing pier will be con-
structed at early date. Every effort will be made
to furnish visitors and residents with every facil-
ity for the enjoyment of life in SAN LEON We
want to make it in reality THE Bright Spot of
Texas-a place where the brain-fagged business
man and his family may freshen and rejuvenate
both mind and body
Sth: PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING. We will CO.
operate with the citizens of SAN LEON in securing
Immediately, a splendid brick public school build
ing to cost not less than $4,000
9TH COLLEGES Inducements will be offered
for the location of private colleges. The climatic
conditions the freedom from the temptations of
life in commercial cities; the ideal health cond
tons; the entire safety storms perfection
of conditions for bathing swimming rowing and
boating the facilities for every kind of sport at all
seasons-these things make SAN LEON the ideal
location for military schools, for private schools for
boys and girls for any other kind educational
institution.
10th: CHURCHES. Sites. will
the first i've churches to be erected in SAN LEON,
and liberal subscriptions made for their erection
The city of SAN LEON has been plated into
lots of 25x12S feet Except in the designated bust
ness portion of the town. not less than two lots will
be sold-thus making all residence sites so by 1928
feet size The prices shown represent the total
cost of two lots, each 25x12S feet in sze except in
the business portion, where the price is shown on
each lot of 25x12S feet in size Single lots 25x12S
will be sold in the business portion
All streets are sixty feet wide, except North
Street and Broadway, which are each 100 feet in
width
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-27
An Unusually
Liberal G. o n
ira ct Titles
a b S 0IU tie ~
GHaran t g e d.
The Most Re-
mark q bic In
vestment OP-
p0rtun!ty Offhe
Day.

so, will allow you to improve your property i'm
mediately after the first payment has been made to
us.
PRICES OF LoTS.-The prices of homesites
and of business lots in SAN LEON have been made
very low considering the greatest amount of public
improvement work to be done by free of ex-
pense purchasers. Prices will be advanced, from
time to time, developments fairly warrant. Pres
lent prices range from $500 $3.50 for 5O-foot
frontage in the residence districts while business
lots range from $4,000 to $1,000 each. Our maps
of SAN LEON show the prices of all lots in plain
figures
TERMS OF PAYMENT-Lots priced from
k$9500 to s175,OO will be sold terms of $500 cash
and $500 monthly until paid in full Lots priced
rom $4,000 to $4,000 will be sold on terms of
$4,000 cash and $1,000 monthly Lots priced from
\f44e.0 90 to $4,000 will be sold of $500
b-ana 81 800 monthly. LnMed hgllsr- than
F$590.00 will be sold terms of $4,000 cash and
$4,000 monthly until paid for in full
DISCOUNT FOR cASH.-A discount of 10 per
cent will be allowed purchasers who pay cash in
full at the time of purchase.
FREE LIFE INSURANcE.-Should your death
occur before the completion of your installment
payments, guarantee to deliver to your heirs,
upon satisfactory proof of your death having been
furnished to us, Warranty Deed conveying the
property covered by your contract of purchase,
without further payment. The very day your con-
tract for deed is issued your life is then insured
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-27
OUR FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

OUR FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. = The
Western Land Corporation is chartered under the
laws of the State of Texas with capital of $780,
600, and has assets of above 100000 We refer
our prospective purchasers to all commercial
agencies and to any bank business man In Hous-
ton as to our moral and financial standing Any
promise made by us in literature is as good as
if made by bank with 100000 capital We have
over six thousand satisfied customers under past
dealings with reference to other property SO pur
chaser may feel absolutely safe in dealing with
in any way. Our word advertisement is
good as our bond; and our bond is good for 100000
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-27
Our Contract and Terms Of Sale

for the full amount of the unpaid balance on your
purchase Thus, should your death occur while pay
ing for property in SAN LEON you will leave
burden of debt for your heirs to pay.
EXTENSION cLAUSE.-In contract of sale,
we agree to allow you thirty days of grace after pay
ment is due, and in of illness, if you un-
extension of ninety days, upon receipt of affi
davit from practcing physician stating the ill
ness, and the payment of fee of fifty cents each
month.
NO TAXES UNTIL PAYMENTS END.-Unti1
your contract has been paid in full and property
conveyed to you, pay all taxes on the property
covered by your purchase contract
NO INTEREST ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS
You will have interest to pay your deferred
payments The prices shown on maps of SAN
LEON represent every penny of cost to you until
your purchase contract has been paid in full and
Warranty Deed has been delivered to you.
TITLE GUARANTY PoLIcY.-The ttle~t all
SAN LEON property sell will be absolutely guar
anteed by STEWART TITLE GUARANTY COM
PANY, with paid-up capital Of 100000 This guar
anty, by this wealthy company, organized under the
laws of Texas for the business of guaranteeing and
protecting land titles takes the place of the cum
bersome and unsatisfactory old system of land abb
sracts; and, under title guaranty. purchaser is abb
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-27
What We Pro-
pose to Do. 10
Insure the Sue
cess Of this
NJ a gnffic e n
Resort CITY
" The Bright
Spot of Texas

BOULEVARD. All along the entire water front of
the city we will construct a beautiful shell drive
way This driveway along the shoreline will
meet with Broadway at the beach front and with
both ends of North Avenue SO that three or four
complete circuits may be made without stop-an
endless sheled driveway
3rd: BROADWAY DRIVE. Beginning at the
beach or water front at the extreme eastern limits
of SAN LEON, Broadway will be shelled through the
entire width of the city; thence continuing through
the Farm Home tracts to connection with the
Southern Pacific at the station of SAN LEON.
street-extending from the water front the
North to the water front on the South, distance
of more than two miles-will be sheled from end
to end, and, through the main portion of the city,
will be beautified by the planting of palms, ole
anders and shrubbery, making it one of the most
beautiful streets i'll SAN LEON
9Th: PARKS AND PLAzAs. Throughout the
city, as shown by the map beautiful parks and
plazas will be created, and will be planted in trees
palms. shrubbery and flowers Shelled walks will
be constructed through these parks, and no effort
will be spared in making them pleasing to the eyes
of residents and visitors.
sth: STREET RAILWAY. A street railway will
be constructed from the water front at the city of
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-27

Our remarkably easy
terms of payment make it
possible for you to own a
domestic in SAN LEON
without drawing upon your
available cash capital for
the entire purchase price at
the date of purchase. AS
little as $500 monthly will
purchase a desirable home
site in 1.-THE Bright Spot of
Texas" If you desire to do
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-27

Out of the proceeds of
the sale of SAN LEON
property, we will, at our
own expense, make the fol-
lowing improvements:
LIST: A 75-RooM no.
TEL will be completed and
to the public about
August 1st.
End: BAY ORE
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-17
Christian Church

Services as follows next Sunday at
the Christian Church:
Bible School 10 a. M, M. j. Elm
ers, Supt. There were IA present
last Sunday. We want 100 next
Sunday. Three adult classes were or
gained: loyal Sons, with IL char
ter members; loyal Daughters with
~ members; and Bible Glass, with 40
members. Watch our Bible school
grow!
Preaching service II a. M, subject
"What Hast Thou In Thy Hand?'
Our Junior Endeavor Society was or
ganized Sunday afternoon with IS
charter members. 1t meets at 3
o'clock every Sunday afternoon. Myr-
tie Telcher and Louise Sorweide, Sup
erintendents. Senior Endeavor $50
p. m. The Senior Society has been
thoroughly reorganized and is to be a
live wire in the church henceforth.
There are about 80 members.
Preaching service 1870 p. m, sub
ject: 1.-The Sin of CAIN"
We appreciate your presence at our
services. All are invited.
D. Lloyd Morgan,
Pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-17
''See Hollis Kost Kutting Babies.

SoS iAoit hoSt NutliiS DdoieS.
Owen Overman came down from
Alberta this week but will return in
a fortnight.
w. A. Morris, an experienced phar-
macist, will have charge of the Pulse
drug store during the absence of Mr..
Pulse.
No meeting of the city council this
week. A majority Of the members
being at outside points on business
and pleasure.
Charles Durham of the Whitebird
section was county-seat visitor Sat
urday. He states that the farmers
are busy blowing and seeding down
there, the grass is fine and the cattle
have been turned out on the range.
w. L. Workman dropped in Satur
day and ordered his ''for sale" local
out of the Free Press, stating he had
sold all the cows and did not need it
any longer. Results are sure to fol-
low when you use the columns Of the
Free Press to let the people know
what you have for SALE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VanDeventer
left Monday for Portland to be pres
ent at the marriage of Mr.. Archie
Dyer Of this city to Miss Louise
Rumpf, a niece of Mrs. VanDeventer.
The marriage will occur in Portland
Wednesday and after brief honey
moon trip the young people will be at
home to their friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pulse left this
week for Boise where Mr.. Pulse will
attend the meeting Of the State Board
Of Pharmacy, of which Mr.. Pulse is a
member. After completing his work
at the capital they will leave for the
east for prolonged visit. Mr.. Pulse
is delegate from Idaho to the Nation
al meeting Of the pharmacists which
meeting convenes in Richmond, Vir-
ginia, and they will enjoy visit Of
several weeks in the Dominion state
before leaving for New England. Mr..
Pulses old home is in Amber, Penn,
the seat of the asbestos industry of the
country, and we'll bet he will not
overlook the opportunity to tell the
people back there Of the asbestos dis
coveries in Idaho county.
Jake Eckert of Cottonwood was in
the city Saturday on matters Of bust
ness and while here enjoyed the hospi
tality Of the local Farmers Union
Mr.. Eckert is one of Idaho county's
old pioneers who came to this county
and after years of toll has now many
broad acres on the Prairie. Mr.
Eckert has always been on the from
tiers, having been in Kansas when
that country was frontier and at that
time numbered among his friends,
General Custer, who was then com
mander OF Fort Hayes in 1868. Wher
the western section of Kansas was set
tied up he packed his chuck-box ano
immigrated west, coming to Idaho
with all personal effects contained in s
red bandana handkerchief and SIS il
in money.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-17
New Map of Mining District

Fred Erskine, U. S. Mineral sur
veyor, has prepared fine map Of the
new gold district, or rather the Ten
Mile District where the big strike has
been made. This map also shows the
Buffalo Hump and number of sur.
rounding camps. All wagon roads,
trails, etc., are marked on the map
and as Mr.. Erskine is thoroughly
familiar with the country he has
made very accurate man. The map
can be had at this Office or at the of.
fee of the Inlaud Abstract Co., for
one dollar.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-17
Fire Meeting

A meeting Of the company was held
last Thursday night at which time
several matters of Importance were
taken up. A committee was appointed
to ascertain the locations of the hy-
drants in the city and to ask that ad-
ditional ones be put where it is neces-
sary. So far no quarters have been
secured down town but the building
formerly occupied by the Keystone
bar may be secured and part Of the
fire apparatus placed in the same
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-17

The Edmund Sonnen farm near
Greencreek sold for SIS an acre last
week.
Walter Brown, a former resident
of Cottonwood, who is now living in
Lewiston, is in the city this week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-17

Atty. Fogg came up from Lewiston
Tuesday.
Sam Jones returned the last of the
week from his trip in seek of medical
aid and says the operation was emf
nently successful.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-17
Frank Hogan was in Cottonwood
Monday on business.

Glenn Hanna has gone to Lewiston
where he will act as clerk to the
Supreme court, which convenes there
this week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-17

See Hollis Kost Kutting Babies.
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